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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

ExPLosIoN.-The steamer Russia, from New Or
leans, burst her boiler on the 9Th inst, while outside
of the Balize. Four sailors killed, and several
others severely wounded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

MORE GoLD-The steamers Ohio and Cherokee
have arrived in New York since the Empire City
The first brings 100000; the latter which got in
on Tuesday last, the 18th instant brings 100000
These three arrivals, the Empire City, Ohio, and
Cherokee, have brought very nearly four millions oil
dollars worth of gold dust in little over week
There is no later news.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

REVENUE Boar LAID UP.-The Revenue Boat at
tached to this port has been laid up and the hands
discharged in pursuance of orders from the Treasu-
nv Department 1t would be puzzle to know how
the boarding officer is to get aboard of vessels We
nresume he will let 1t alone.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

TURNING OUT THE FREE So1LERs.-The General
Democratic Committee of Tammany Hall, N. Y. city,
passed the following resolutions at their last meeting
Truly things begin to look like the beginning Of
the end" of the ant-slavery agitation:
Resolved, That the individuals in this commit
tee who voted against Cass and Butler at the last
Presidential election viz Rynders, Purser, Downing
Kelly, and Miller, be expelled from this committee
inasmuch at the last meeting resolution was pas
sed by the committee, declaring ineligible as mem
bers thereof any person who voted against Cass and
Butler.
'Resolved, That we deem the union of the Ameri-
can States the primary political object of all true de-
mocrats.
Resolved, That we continue to regard Martin
Van Buren, as traitor and migrate and to detest
those who supported the infamous coalition formed
at Buffalo by wings negroes and the so-called lead
ers of the Van Buren, faction.
'Resolved, That we are opposed to the Wilmot
proviso, the expression of political heresy in
violation of the constitution, and dangerous to the
perpetuity of our Union.
Resolved, That meeting of the democratic re-
publican party be called at Tammany Hall at an
early day. to express the voice of the great city Of
New York in favor of the preservation of glori
GUS Union.
FIRE IN BUFFALo-A fire occurred in Buffalo, N
Y. On the 5th inst which consumed property to the
amount of $4,000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

AG~The Southern mail had not arrived when we
went to press. yesterday afternoon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

WILMINGTON. N, c., FRIDAY, FEB, Is, 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15
Supreme Court.


The Judges of this Tribunal have commenced de-
livering Opinions. The following are the first:
By RuFFIN, C. i'm States rel. Williams u
MizelIs Admr., from BERTHE, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Ray Ray in Equity, from Orange, remain
ding the cause Also in Bullock Nelson, in
Equity from Guilford, dismissing the bill.
By NASH, J-In Mills .. Carpenter from Stanly.
affirming the judgment. Also in Neel to use of
Worth .. Moore from Surry affirming the judg-
ment Also, in Skies .. Paine from Tyrrell, affirm
ing the judgment. Also in Anderson y. Doak,
from Guilford affirming the Judgment. Also in
Waters to of Pool y. Smaw, from Beaufort. AFR
ming the judgment. Also in Hamlin .. McNeill,
from Chatham, reversing the judgment and giving
Judgment here for the plaintiff. Also, in Buie ..
Baker, in Equity, from Cumberland, directing a
reference to the Master.
By PEARSON, jim Beasly q. Downey, from Gran
vile, affirming the judgment below. Also in Nc
Kay o. Simpson, in Equity, from Richmond, direct
ing decree that the defendant transfer the stock
and pay the dividends accrued since the contract
Also, in Hart y. Roper & Bostick, in Equity, from
Richmond, overrulling the demurrer with COST
Also, in Hailes D. Ingram, in Equity, from Arson
in the original bill the plaintiffs have decree for
costs-the eross-bill is dismissed with costs Also
in Johnson .. Chambers, from Person, directing a
uentre de neoo. Also, in Pool and wife y. Davis
from Pasquotank declaring that there is error in the
decree and Diminishing the petition with costs. Also
in Black u Easton from Pasquotank, directing a
centre De a0ro.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

FIRE IN BUFFALo.-A FIRE occurred in Buffalo, N.
" en- the 5th inst, which consumed property to the
amount of $4,000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN GEoRGIA.--lt would
seem that Jackson, Dem, has been chosen to repre-
sent the Savannah District, lately represented by
Thomas Butler King, wing. The Democratic gain
in Chatham county alone was 1863. Chatham county
;,cl,d;rr tho C;tv of Savannah
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

GOOD FOR IND1ANA.-Governor WRIGHT, ofIndiana,
has ordered the following appropriate and patriotic
sentiment to be placed upon the block from
that State, for the Washington Monument :-Indi-
nnn kno,cs no North no South: nothing but the Union
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-02-15

RENTS IN New YORK. Rents have risen loto 10
per cent in New York within short time. The hA-
press says:
Eight hundred dollar houses are put up $5o 70
800, and the S425 to $780, large number OF ianu,
lords having good tenants make no pesdr
Store rents on Broadway and on the West slae Oh
enormously high seTen tSousn~d do
lars wear To many it is a matter of wonder that
any business pay such rents In Pearl Pearl stTIs
once the favorite spot of the city rents nave er
sew CITY. Williamsburg and Staten Island.
The Journal of Commerce, of Saturday says
While as general remark, rents are hlSn neo
this wear than last there are some localities Wneio
the reverse the fact. Passing yesterday through
section which 20 years ago was the centre anu ot
Gus of the dry goods trade we astonlsheat ~
the number Of bills up and on inquiry Learned s ren
the occupants were going farther up town IA once
tleman pointed out to us store tor Wiz" eeoO0 or
offered 500 900 and which then rented tor soV1 tOres
$1,000 1t now rents for about sSooV sonis as the
in Broadway have advanced almost as '""'"
how rccrdnt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
II c:i 4 ii n Sincx.S
AGRIEJLE1 RAJ WAREHOUSE

FTNVE undersigned would respectfully inform
j their friends and the public, that they have
moved their establishment to the
n Coraef Of Nam and Franklin Streets,-GO
lnear Sioan's Hotel where they are manufac-
turing plOVs and other agricultural impe-
ments, of almost every variety. They are
now making new and superior rto'r. admirably
cacu ated for either two or three horses work ed
abreast, having convenient appendage which
changes the beam TO any degree of land that
may be deemed necessary. The farming com
munity are especially invited TO examine this
Plow. They also keep on hand, make to or
der, the celebrated STEEL MoLD- Board Piows,
RoUGHT-IRos PLows, COMMON CAST NoLD-
BOARD PLows. SuB-SoL PLows, THREE HoRsE
PLows, SOP PLows, and STUBBLE Pr ows, Right
or Lett Uanded, and of all the different sizes
that may be required.
Also, SHOVEL PIows Corn PLows. CuLTIyA-
ToRS-to expand or contract may be needed,
HARRows, DR,cs with hinges, ifoRsE RAKFs, &c.
nJ-The Wrosgh on and Sfest Mold Eonrd
Piors are warranted to scour in any soil that
may be found; they superior article for
stubbe and other foul ground.
The Sod Flows warranted TO turn the fur
rows smoothly.
their strict atte ntion, they feel justified in
ranting their work to be of superior quality; and
will be sold on the most favorable terms for
Cash or approved Country Produce.
They thankful tor past favors, aud hope 10
merit and receive share Of the public's patron
age. Persons wishing 10 purchase, are respect
fully invited to call and examine tlieir W rk be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BEARD g. SINEX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

NDrrI rention--Mr. Amos Jackson.
Of Po,tawa,amie county. la. is exhibiting
an invention Of his--a saw mill which
derives lis propelling power from the
weigh, Of the log to be sawed.
Hor BEDs.-Ilave a tight box in a
sunny spot. sheltered from cold winds; IN
to this put a layer Of unslacked lime
Have another box 10 fit this nicely. sus-
pended 50 as to be let up or down. This
must be filed with rich earth. and the seed
planted and sheltered as usual Pour
water gradually on the lime as may be re-
CURED, and add more lime if necessary.
The heat produced is more regular and
lasting than that obtained from manure.
and after the heating power Of the lime is
exhausted it may be used for other Pur-
poses.
Cyl say, my little son. where does
the right hand road goH' Don't know
sir, faint gone nowhere since, we We lived
here"
Il Day in Cincinnati-Onc murder.
two attempts ut murder. and one suicide.
are recorded in the Cincinnati papers Of
the I4th ul,.; besides any quantity ofminor
offences.
VERY CoRREcT--At an infant school
examination few days ago, the examiner
asked, what fish eat the Htle ones"
The big 'uns," shouted . little urchin.
ASTONISHING TRANsMoG RlFICA TON
We saw man swallow half a dozen
glasses: and in less than ten minutes after
he became a tumbier!
EXTENSIVE FOREIGN CoRREsPoNDENcE. .
! The Canada, which arrived on Wednes-
day. brought the largest mail ever sent TO
this country by any Of the steamers.
There were forty-nine thousand letters.
Of which more than one-third were for Y
York city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

But when the tumut all. Was Ger. and nought
but sle nee near,
The "Stili small voice" 10 accents mild fell on
his fist'ning ear;
A nd Siienc reigned IN heaven above, no sound
nor voice was heard,
No mur,n'ring note of rapturous Joy the holy
quiet stirred,
From angel harps or seraph lutte bre sthed not the
1ightett tone,
While white robed bsnds Of angel FORMS stood
circiing rou nd The throne,
Will, beads bowed down in silence low, and Pia-
ions closely pressed.
All bright and bI.sful in rePnse. and glorious In
their rest;
'Twss the pc ace Of G. od in stiffness felt, pure,
holy and int nse,
Twas the Joy Of spirits purified. unm xed with
aught of sense
And when thus earth shall pass away, and the
heave rs more,
" hen dark ness broods where sun and moon had
shed their light before,
W hen Natures voice Ia hushed IN dcath,-thei
: IN her pride again,
Triumpaut Ter the chaos wide, shall deathie 81
. silence reign
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
Speed the PLOW.

THE und rsigned would also respectfully. but
urgent y quest all persons Inde bied to the IN,
either lie or book account, to call and "a
u, rev Gus TO the First Of January next
They have recently incurred considerable ex-
Pense ia bulding, for the purpose Of better &C.
commodsting the farmers. and collections are,
therefore, indispensaJiy necessary.
An old but true maxim is, "Those who would
thrive Inust either hold drire -
BEARD g. SINEX.
Richmond, Ia, Nov. IS. lo49. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
BOOT AND SHOE STORE:


VUVHE Subscriber takes this me hod Of
informing those wearing BOOTS
and SHOES. that he Ia. purchased the entire
stock Of K. EsTEiL. and is now receiving from
New York and Cincinnati, a compi~te asscFt-
ment OF Gents. Doors AND SHOES. Of oil descnp-
tons; IoUTHs' AND BOYS Go; LADIES'. MissEs,
AND CHii-pREs's SHoEs, IN great variety: in fact.
q complete assortment.
aFHe will keep constantly on hand r. Es-
rELL's manufacture of Gents. FINE AND Goa RsE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BuskiNs, &c.
JUS. Received, complete assortment Of La
dies. Misses and Geniemen's GUM OVER
SHOES.
tie has the assistance of CHARLEs EsTEiL, in
business. nnd IS prepared, at all times, 10 do
REPAIRING, al short notice.
As the unde rsgued intends to 90 an erefusirs
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants of the PEOPLE. and most re-
specifically invites all to give him "a call: being
resolved 10 Sell low for the Ready
Pay: JOB BORToN.
No. q. Main STREET.
Richmond. Ia, Jan. %, 1850. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
RlcHxoNp, INDIANA.

1UVHE ubsc rber wishes TO call the ttention
OF the travelling pa blic TO the fact that he
still occ upies his CID Stand,
(TIIE NATION
that he has put the House, Is " ell as the whole
establishment. in first rate order for the accom-
mocaton oil the travelling public, with the deter
mnation that he will not be outcome In the
west Tor * nj anu close attention 10 those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and endowment of his
guests.-1n short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house, ana make every per-
that calls him at hane. HIS charge shall
be as low any house OF the hind in the west
no man shall 60 away dissatisfied if In his pow
er to prevent Feeling thankful for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained BIZ his old friends and
customers. ANY favor Will be thankfully
ceiyed, and, ia his humble ay. shall be returned.
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. Q. 1919. 43-'45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

0N hand at JoHx SUFFRiNs' Hat Esta 5lish-
~ rent, No 50. u-t,co doors arest Of tie
Gilbert House A large assortment OF Black
Beaver, Nutre Brush. Black, Brown aud F" hite
California and Santa Fee Hats. and superior
article Of Outer Dra3, aud Black RusssA Hats,
III ACE pia.n-al Of our own mandatory
Also. Dopp's SUPERIOR MoLEsKIx SILK HATs,
at the Cincinnati prices
@ ID - s. Silk Plush Cloth. oit Silk,
and Oil Cotton Caps, OF the Fall style; all OF
which will be sold very low
Dec. IL, l-49. o>:if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
TAILORING:

TIME undersigned would inform their friend
u aud the public generally, that they
prepared 10 make up all kinds of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish, the materi-
ais or persons furnish their enn Materials; and
being now in possession Of Genio c. SCOTS
Fall aud W inter Fashions, and having the best
Of workmen in their employ. thew feel conf
dent that they cannot fail TO please all who
NAV favor them 18th their work.
ITSHoP one door West of Sioan's HOTEL IF
FARQUHAR s. VICkERS.
Richmond, Nov. Is, lS49. 39-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
TILE NATlONAL.l


'I|HE undersigned, having thoroughly re-
paired and reluruished his House. is now
prepare! 10 accommodate the travelling public
in such stye as he thinks will give satisfaction
TO those y no NAV favor him " it'll the patronage.
HIS TABLE shall he supplied with the be -
the snark~t affords. aud his 81 BILE he attended
by an experienced hosller. lie hopes b, assdu-
Gus attention II business, 10 receive share Of
the pubiic's patronage
ALEXANDER GRIMES
Richmond March lffh lSi9 i2tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
READY-MADE COFFINS.
AAR- JOHN y. GAR WIN. q.
A. q 4 A R Il CO..

ADRIAN cAAR 1oHS ~ CAAR. WIN. q. SCOTT
A. q 4 A R 4 CO..
"IOULO respectfully snaossce - the
w public, that they have purchased and
are operating that weli-known establishment Mt
The Spring FOonacry,~
situated in the Northern part of Richmond.
Wayne CO.. Ind. where they prepared u
furnish castings and Machinery
AT CINCINNAT PRICES.
They would say 10 the public. that tbs
above named firm is composed Of those perpous
who have been the operatorS IN the Spsiog
Foundry for the last ak years; conse@sentIy
the old customers Of the Shop may rely on hav-
manner. They are manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand Fosr and Yive-Hosss Pew
er Bel, and TumbiiDg- Shaft
THRASH1NG MACHlNEA
ALSO.-A superior six-Herse Power Ssps-
Fator, which they are selling lower ahss sey
other shop in the Western Coantsy. Thy vii
make 10 order
WOODEN MACHINERY.
Such ~ Double and single csrding maehisesv
esadeusovs, Roller and Jaw Jseks, Breed ooA
narrow power looms, wool Piekess. aod aDsooe.
ing machines. Also, Fsllss's sleeves aaA pss0
screws. They would call particular stisssiss
TO their new and improved ssyis Of patterns r
MILL CASTINGS,
Which they offer. fitted sp in The tese nassss.
at the lowest rates Patent becsteaA Istbe -
common turning laahes made . ss6es: paesee
corn ersshess; patent tvees Isesss vsgso -.
en-; andirons; SIoops' mosl6- bssrds.-1he -
left handed, Of various sizes. kept alwsJs =
hand. and many articles not necessary - nse-
ton.
Oct. 10th. 1919. l1GnAa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
Just Arriving at No. a. Main -

"OW Ellis, IL Co, inform their custoue -
II IL and all the res, that they are now receiving
additions TO their Stock Of DRuGs and MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh nd sold on the most reasona-
Bile terms. They particularly request any person
buyiny of them, who not satisfied nth the ar
ticie purchased. to return it and they will refund
the money;--they warrant every thing they sell
and are defermiaed 70 gire ssfis)aetion
IJ-CalI at No. 4, Main stress, Richmond.
Jan. 80, leJU. lsu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
For the Palladium.
The Sem issOjc Chief.


EY U. u. T.
lie stood where once his fathers stood,
W It'll dun and fearful eye,
Where wild Escamb'a rours his food,
Tkro' sun-ln chambers Of The wood,
Beneath = tranquil sky.
His arrows leaned against tree
His bow was cast aside,
Ard the low niurnur Of the bee
stole DER the spirit monrnfuIiy,
That erst had iowcf'd ~ pride.
Dark shadows overcast his face--
Deep furrows marked his brow
The heart that scorned each foul disgrace.
And of had kindled in the chase.
Yves sad and cherries now.
At length his deep toned voice awoke,
" bile frenzy fired his eyes,
a wild light DER his features broke.
Like Lightning. vivid fiery stroke.
That Tends the vaulted skies.
I'VE fathers who in peace repose,
Beside this rushing stream.
We heard no trend Of fai,hIess foes
u" y1aVo 10 you ana not dtsciose,
Our watch, fires latest CLEAN,
"But ire beiI-li the foemen tread
We saw the glit-ring steel
We saw the blood Of kindred shed
We saw our wives among the dead
Our sons in slavery kneel.
"From every mountains rocky swell
From every verdant plain.
Rssounded like the foenens K neil,
The warriors loud defy ing yell.
That fired each purple vein.
"But an. in vain the war whoop's sound.
We fought-but fight more,
In everglale--on craggy mound.
My warriors PROSTATE on the ground,
Are stiff ming in their gore.
land now their leader tempest toss'd.
Lamcnts their timeless fall,
On every side by foemcn cross'd
lie feels alas! that all is lost,
And weeps meath Freedoms pail
"Since lost is all once possessed.
And all my gIories end.
III seek that bissfui land Of rest,
Where warriors, wife. and friends are bless',
Stern death be thou my friend"
IIe sought Escambia's rolling tide.
Again his war whoop rung.
While crested waves on every side.
CLOSED DER wariikc naiions pride
Ills funer raj requiem sung.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

Fail and Winter Goods.
HI.SSE MEEK, has the pleasure of say
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally. that he has now received and opened
his stock of
New Dry Goods.
self, and particularly adapted to this market
styles Of Cloths, Cassirneres, Cassinetts, James,
Tweeds, &c
To rnE L,prEs:-Ny assor;ne Mt of In a les
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants, and all VERY
To THE YOUNG GEnTLEaEN:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all 30 IL
To THE MEcHANIcs:-I can say that | bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and | would most respectfully invite
you TO call and examine my Stock; l do not
say that viii sell you Goods t,renty PEI cent.
chtaBcr than ann either House ia The cifg. were
i TO DO YOU would say that il all humJng-
gefn, and rigAtfaity too; but this much do say.
that YOU shall find my Goods As CHEAP As At ANY
OTHER House. IN THE CITY, no matfcr Hhaf they
may sri at.
am happy 10 say, that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass TO get on board II
vessel bound for California, but are rushing right
10 my store, to get good, nee and che up G 90 is
&C ONE OK. & ONE o.. ONE ALL.
10000 Pounds OF Wool Wanted,
AnG all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
IN exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Dec II, SO. 1877
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Tor all who wall favor them with their eusio n
LEVINUS KING & SON.
9Th mo. Odd. lsl9. 25if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
Just Received:

Just received:
Snnn LBS. NAILS;
eJOOO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges;
30 dozen door locks, white aud dark mineral
Knobs;
- dozen latches, various patterns;
Window springs. surplus pins, bell knobhs. and
almost every article in the line of Builders
Hardware, for sale by
FLETCHER s. BENTON
No % corner Pearl aud Main St, one door ives,
of Bank.
December ), lS49. -
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Rags :as.d Oats Stra ~,

u The highest market price paid for Line n
and Cotton Rags,and Oats Straw either in CasIs,
or Paper and Books, ai Cash prices. by
J. II. NENDENHALI..
Richmond, Aug. Eth, ls49. ST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
Oct. "a, 1919.

NeW Discoveries and Great Mysteries
Rerc0ied!!!
Miniatures by the ImI.omderable Agent>!!
REJOICE, . EARTH, AND ALL We THAT DWELL
THtREIN;-FoR THOUGH YE MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET CAN THE THY vIsAGE
REMAIN WITH THY FRIENDS.
wv ~. WHITE. the unsurpassed DA-
w GUERREoryPIsT, has concluded to locate
III Richmond for the present: and would there
fore inform the citizens. and people visiting this
place from the country ana neighboriDg towns
that he is prepared to take LIKEHEssEs from the
size OF d hve-cent piece to the fuil size-the
largest ever taken in Richmond. lie puts them
up in fine veneered frames, which answers for
the finest ornaments for the parlor. From his
EXTENDED researches INTO all that pertains to not
only this branch of the iiue arts, but into the nov
discoveries oil chemistry aud eiertrIcitv in their
various applications, he possesses bat few supe-
riors. II any IN his profession. lie suffers
picture to go out OF his rooms unless perfect
satisfaction Is rendered. lie is prepare, to take
children. on clear DAYS, IN fror0 - to % seconds.
No sketches Of Lanseer engravngs OF
Cousins, can vie " It'll this magic touch of sci
ence--with the finger of pature, A perfect
likeness OF distant friends, OF those " no have
gone TO the spGrt-land can now be had whilst
other memcn,o of the living or departed can
speak to the heart plain. or gather a rctninS-
cence of the past. we'll gaze upon their
face divine WHICH WILL NOT FADE.
Pictures re taken reasonable terms.
photographic or Daguerreoiype stock, Of the
latest style and of various qualities, he keeps
constantly on hand and for sale. Also. chcmi-
Gals Of the first quality. Operators in the vicin-
ity, visiting Richmond. wishing to buy stock
Instruments. chemicals. or wishing instructions
in Electro Gliding and Silveriug, are invited to
give him call. Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid, FOR SALE AND WARRANTED.
057His rooms are open and free to visitors -
All are respectfully invited TO give him IA cali.
Rooms over REEDS Drug Store, which are
also occupied by DR.. w. r. WEBSTER for Dental
operations.
Richmond Dec Goth 1S19 l,r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

A Quantity of Illinois HONEY,-si.o q
IA general assortme mt Of Botanic Medicines
prepared BY Andrew Hampton. for sale at No
so Starr Row. ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, LIST mo. ID 1850. eff