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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
xns p dsS SsonsAs g. SsS
and be s1%s s vii
who cannot BE- cured Without III he las Gases daily q
Ass ps!s.asas y: e: d:iiy s:s;'
shss ne .a. none
;s. De.
NJ YET you cured me- b. LOCAL and general sstment u
:Spsisio ulcers on MY body and fsos snSrrs 80
ses ss,s kinder s. Sr
Amboy N j. Those at distance BY enclosing foo
p GaSi sr'D s..ss a. ~: s:s
doors from Broadway not in the store
NEW MEDICAL BOoKs;-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
and ali the Sndrod by great nm.
sow n Surgery AND ss q S
above named nature large 9uarss0 pages, second
s5Ss ss
,ns 81 s S sds ~
az Broadway. and ~ the sSsSor. 81 Brosdw.y.
MO FEE TILL cURxD.-DRs. COOPER And sURPHY.
az :. s,. % IL e.. ts q S
nate ~ssss' v,shous usps%ry Dr. Cooper. pas""s. N
end him as2k Rscssve street ns.r Chatham .sa soyhsss
GOO sAvED.-DR RECORDS FRENCH coPAIvA,
S%OCubebs. and sarsspsrila Pts the sert,n and
speedy private neat portable form
enjoyed by other similar preparations
New York 4i2 Br adway at the bookstore Price o..
nR FAwCETT CAN BE CoNFIDENriALLY cob
~ suited at his ohce IL Dover street all daiasts
CURED In few days Ills Balm Of Zurs for debility
brought by self abuse the most nvsoratins medl
s Or that d's.se known in this country NO an
nR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CON PIDENTIALLY
- en- certain diseases which he treats without
Recent cases cured In few dss Thryone years pIsoecs
abuse his London diploma in his private cdioe Dk
Fulton street. n. B.-No Zee TILL cured
MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoRBITr OF ~ DUANE
~ street. be consulted dentnlly the TREAD
Dr. G. enabled to guaranty psrmsnsns cufss wishcss
mercury, Dr. C.s specific hoI bottle. dollar. hes
eeyer failed In sGeotinxa cure
LIVERY MOTHERS RooK.-rHE FEARS OF row
prevent many prudent people from marrying but here
book that will tell many important secrets which yt1
Esmeraido At the Portuguese Agency Me- Am strsss
Letters directed as above to box 02 New York r. o. vu
be answered
MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL pIsEAsRs ~
and cure Of class OF generally not we'll al.
derstood by medical men Treatment shown BY
ses orssn For a a. s Ss g. The .s
No. u Ann street. Price % cents-
nR, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PA.
~ yate Trcatas, 40. once hours, 20 ~ osleek A
witch street. From the unoommon medical advsntAsss
the author has enjoyed amongst which he would instance
studying these Diseases followed by long and very %
tensve practice. devoted exclusvey this speciality
and essesas structure secondary dsesss a.
Gemore certain, SAFE and radical tfsn - s
in the earlier stages Of privs.s Diseases viii be
the and rapidly Of the cure which Effected
treatment BY letter ddress boz So Post Onios.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

F,nE AT ALBANY, NJ Y.-At an early hour this morn
Ing alarm of fac sounded in the lower part of
ur city, from frame building occupied by James Doyle
As boot and shoe store, aud drinking house. The
e spread rapidly that before the fire department
brought into requsiton the adjoining property which
was Of a very combustibls nature. developed in
flames The following correct list Of the property
destroyed South Pearl street-Dstrict school house
eighty damaged No 2l6 story brick front frame
dwelling, occupied by Gabriel Wise and Mr.. FriscG,
partially deetroyed-insur, d. No. 2+S, occupied by b.
6iswoid and s. Psh entirely Quilted; occupants loss
trihng; same owner and insurance No. $50 two story
trame dwrliiD occupied by WIN Nix entirely destroyed;
loss $500 furniture; owned by Mrs Roberts, insured
in Hartford Company for 81 600 No. 252, two story
frame building occupied and owned by James Doyle,
destroyed; loss $1,000 stock and building; insured
$50 in the Empire State. Saratoga. No 25i, similar
building, came occupant. Thomas Schuyler owner in
fured STto in the Hartford company NO 256, similar
building, occupied by Kenneth King and Henry Fra
ser furniture damaged; loss rihug; loss 500; in
surance; building owned by the estate of John Schuy
Ier deceased; insured $500 in the Hartford Company
BAssETr SrREEr.-No l0l, three story brick dwelling
occupied by Henry Mix and owned by Thorn Schuy-
Ter; insured In Hsrto Company for 81 500 building
entirely Quilted No. ~ and 81 belonging to the
gentleman, were slightly damaged In the aud
fully insured. The sheds outhou-es attached to
these buildings, also those 10 No lO1 entirely
destroyod-.1ibany Ete"ing Journal Jliy6
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EOR LlvERPOOL-THE CITY OF GLAsGOW.-THIS
favorits steamship will sail from Philadelphia Thurs
oay the 18th inst at IL o'clock The regular passages of
this steamship and her elegant make her
post desirable conveyance for those about visiting Europe
Fare in the saloon SlO fore cabin 500 Passengers will
be wi Railroad Tickets by the agents For freight
or passage, apply TO ,,
CONSIGNEFs PER CITY OF GLASGOW. FROM
~ Liverpool will please send their entries mme
dtey Those to the agent Of the ship will have prompt
attention
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snip nsess Ssf Bssah hsi. frsa hssus &c OrssstsAt
shaw. whastss, Gates. IRON Mobile Ter Liverpool
shie He.rI Clay. Liverpool fer NYsrk yuas - ist
A. Am chip bound W. sxnslised June 80. lat Is g.
Bark Gamble. Hesmsr. from NYork fer nsrsslllss
Edws Everett g.sby from Norleans for Liverpool Nay
Brig Pulssi Norris. from N0rsans for Bordeaux Msy
80, lat u 30, Ion 7yl6.
schr L~ey AAn, froa Jsons fer Boston. June 2 2
Ion II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

V,HE MARRIED woxANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COZ
Of Women-Twentieth edition Is mo-. pp 20-PYos 81
Year, Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish 70 maaS
aection ate wife, and pecuniary dicues 10 the kuS
band might have been spared BY timely posseson Of t
wori II intended especially for the married o. thee
which should be known 70 them particularly.
To those whose health does not permit OF autnsra.
family II u of especial Importance
Here also, every femalehs wife, che mohsr-sAa ers
either budding into womsnhoed or the nhs deoIus ~
years. whom nature osntempates imp4tsst shssr~
discover the Causes symptoms, and the ar c,cnx
remedies and most certain mode Of ours In erv sS
TO which her sex Is subject.
Extract of Letter nom c'n'l'mo in = o..
NV DEAR SIR MY wife been perospsibsy snkae Soe
three in consequence Of her greaS
guish and suffering months before and during
and Frustrated her. putting her life In imminent DANGER and
which the last despared Of supposed thaA
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myself
meet the worst AZ this time }now about Swo months)
reaching my CASE On It's receipt and perussi cannot en-
pree the relief afforded distressed mind and
the it's impaired TO wife, learning that Me
great discovery of NJ n. Desomeaux provided remedy
opened prospect to me which little conceived ps
my head. In all human probability my wife would have bssa
In her grave, and my children lef motherlsss
is Of fmprAotcable TO fully The
various subjects treated Of they nature strictly
intended for the married. those marrag
sale at 70 Brosdway, sndiss the Publishing Once. -
Liberty street, New York. Little Co., Albany yosepA
Tucker Motile Alabama T. B. Peterson. % Chestnut
On receipt Of g. copy will be transmitted By MAN.
must 30 sddressed post paid TO Dr. n haurioesA. bog
LIZA New York CITY. Once l29 Liberty street
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DACIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-0NLY
Through Line for California and 0regon 1.-The public
informed that under the this Com
steamers inspected and approved By the Navy Depart
ment and carrying the United States mails will continue u
the LIST 18th OF
month unless detained By unavoidable accident and viii
touch 81 Acapulco, San Diego, and Monterey -
The folo wing belonging to the Pacific NAL
Steamship Com the Pacific OF which viii
be always In port At each end Of the route
OREGON 4 O99 tons REPUBLIC. l. Do tons
PANAMA. l,0T TONS CAROLINA so tons
CALIFORNIA :. loo tons COLUMBUS 800 tons
TENNESsEE.. 1.5O tons. IsT anus, - tons
E0RTnERNER. 30 tons. UNICORN. 500 tons
c9LThbBp.A ..... 800 tons. FREMONT ..... g" tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN CAPT. sANP
will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas. Tuesday
9th July at She has excellent recommendation s
Price Of TO Bermuda. 435 to ST. Tho
$40 There is regular mail communication between
ST. Thomas all the West India isands, Havana Vera
Crus Venezuela SO. The Merlin will freight Apply
10 E. CUNARD, Jr. 80 Broadway.
p. S-No letters malls will be received board tha
Merlin, except through the Post once
CHARLESTON sTEAMsHIPs.-THE PHILADELPHIA
Atlantic Steam Navigation Companys Line between
Pbiladelphia and Charleston s. C-Steamer ALBAT6OSS,
Capt. J. Peck. and Steamer OSPREY Capt. T. o. hurdon
These Steamers uneKceled for qualities safety and
speed and pains have been spared in securing comfort
and convenience to passengers Tbs sailing days are Wed
nesday Of each week TheOsPREY will sail ON Wednesday
July 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, Am
rARH
To Chareston-Ladies Saloon State Room. SO
gents "
To Savannah. through =
For freight or passage, apply TO T.. LITTIEFIELD.
4 W Al strcet. OF BroAdvay.
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MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL DIsEAsRs BY
AVA X. Glover, M D.-The first number gives the
quenoes and cure Of class Of generally not we'll
derstood BY medical men Treatment shown by and
enEravnFs and instrument. which iuvgora,es dcb
taed For ale at "a Broadway and BY ausho
No u Ann street Price Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

FALL krvrR. July 4
Arrv,d-sshrs Edi,or. Rondous seDa'"r' dos kseel "
York.
s,h-Brs Trio. PietOuj schrs I Borden, RondOut Ann
G Baker, Philadelphia.
ssiied-sehrs Oregon, Lady Adams and Gsnscs NYOrh;
Chss Henry Pbiadelphis. A., 49, -. 90
Arrived-shp John Henry. NYork. -
Arrived-Brss Orkney, Pie,ou. June 30 orrsy Tan;
Chareston schrs Lonsdse, Rossnns Burley, kusling
A Hotchkis Phiisdetha; Ellen, Elirsbeth Hall, Lady
Clinton Empire Radiant Translation aud syiph RondOut
ssed.sehrs Frederick Brown, Gardner and Tbs Hsv-
In Tsrp.un Cove on Saturday morning. shr. from
Eastern port bound 70 NYork-probsbly the winfield
s'"'' Tvs wARREy, July
Arrived-schr Saratoga Philadelphia.
Qailed-Schf iadem, HanFor.
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Foreign Nails.

Foreign Mails.
Letter BAGS for Bermuda 81 Thom- Porto Ricc Havana,
BE- per Merlin will cloee AZ the Exchange Reading
Room co. Esehangel Tuesday sth inst at ii o'clock
Ps-A letters for islands not British must be mailed ~
the READING Room the post oce them
Bssp Rio Janero, &c, per steamer Golden oste
will close at the Reading Room about July TO-
Ths also at Kenyon Wall strees
Chsxres California, and Pseihc pors per
steamship Crescent City, will also close berroroe NO
vesey street, Astor House. on 18th inst, st2s Pm.
Herald Marine Correspondence
YprLAprIrurA, July G-tFM.
Arrved-Bnks Kingston, Foulk, Demerars; st, El-
drdse Boston, brig. Lucy Ann Bryant Calais keios ma
SON. Providence; smlet Sherman Providence hsy
Clark, Allen, Nevburyport Mall Cobb, do; Delaware
Farmer stokeley. Laurel Dell Kate stewart Kay A~ran
dfis; Star, Nicherson, Salient Copis, Sears, do.
Miscellaneous.
SUR srAauovrp, at san rrsnoisco from New York "
stated ond all her in damsged cendien
and average bond would have 70 be All the
BR Rrra opp ashore nesr wilmington, NC, has tileed
and ssnk sails rigging saved hull total loss small
portion had and wreekers were ~
vosk securing So much mere as possible.
Notices 60 Mariners.
The soop % war Falmouth reports having discovered
rock laid down In the charts n lat ~ ~ Ion lJf
W, with three W Eve fsthoms Of water overtt
ousRArrrNs Noricr-Lreuoss, June 1O-sir Az thi.
port owing the ortskrg out 81 cholera ~ Hemecen al
arrivals from between Mts and Orsn ar. sub
e,.ed e u days. and the remaining ysI. q hFs
Tocspt HAurrr, s~y tlsss Be-
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~ last 10 years devoted hi: practice the treatnent q
mercurial and other diseases He the
waited diseases; and mild in . dsSs.
Strangers, don't be deceived BY psrsen-
Ates have not left Duane II you value
health shun the imposOr. See my dipioaa In No
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&EOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIFIC MI

WOOV ture.-Of all remedies yet discovered this 10 The
certain. II makes speedy and curs with
the s.s r. in diet drink or
Sold the drug store rs Broadway corner Of ChamSsss
street. also at No. IL Asor House; aad ~
FULTON street, corner Of william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

CARD-DR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF THE "PRIv&TE
~ Medical Guide. &c, 10 consulted with honorable
hdence All diseases OF private
hoods 70 n.rriass ard diss.s:s x
ements he simply ofe,s TO those whs had prevtoss
proof OF his professional ability guaranty perfsc
safe. and speedy that be desired
letter Once 81 Lispena ard street, ssr Broadway
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CON PIDENTIALLY
- In certain diseases which he treats without
Recent cure In few days Thrtyone
enables him 20 debility 49, arising from salt
abuse See his London drlomA In his private ONCE 0k
FULTON street, N, B.-No " tiil cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07

MO ZEE TILL CURED.-DR. CoRBITr. OF ~ DUANE
~ street. be consulted oon6dentnliy the
ment Of dbeases. From practice OF yeafa
DIR. c. is enabled to guaranty permanent whcuS
DR.. C.s SPECIFIC hoI BOTTLE dollar he's
failed In sneotinx
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
Fall and Winter Goods!

NHE unde rsgned having purchased the entire Stock
Il Of Goods formerly owned by William Bell ii
offering the same Tor sale the old stand the
LlPpncost Building Northeast corner Of Main auo
Franklin streets, in this CITY.
His desire is to close up the business early prac
ticabe, to enable him to realize from the Goods the
amount Of liabilities he has assumed.
His stock is we'll selected AMI embraces alrnos, ~
cry variety Of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, ana
qualities 10 suit every purchaser.
To merchants, he IS rmneG offer such induce
me MIS- as will Justify them in purchasing of him
He invites the attention of the public generally &c
this favorable opportunity To supply themselves the
very lowest prices The LADIES especially invited
call and examine his splendid assortment, Of Trim
,ninss, Dr~ss Goods and Fancy Articles
JOHN B. WAKEFIELD.
Richmond. Oct. ], 1851. s:u
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EvERcREENS g. SHRuBBERY.

THE under signed has hand enty five thou
sand EvEEGREESs, which he wishes 10 dispose OF, at
wholesale retail His assortment consists of Silver
Fir Norway, Red Black, Yellow, and Hemloc<, Spruce
White or Weymouth Princc-Scotch and Yellow Pine
Swedish ard American Jun perCcdar OF Lebanon Dw
and Tree Box Arbor Vital Dcodorct and Red
Cedar-large and small Laurel-American and English
LarehBslm Of Gilead, American Chesnuts Pcrsimmons
Smoke Mist Tree, Oregon Currants, &c, &c
BY being connected with other furnish
short notice almost ythng that be called for
better terms than they can be had in the West.
All order, will be attended to- by addressing
NICHOLAS SMITH
Arlington, Wayne county Indiana
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SELLING AT COSTM

V~HE Subscriber respectfully Informs tho citizen.
j Of Richmond and vicinity he has on hand au as
sortme mt Of Dry Goods, consstiDg in part Of
C0iieoes, Gingh0ms, Lusfyes Iopiins Silks and Jgeo-
neis CIofhs, CHssneyes Safineus and resfinys. At
of Carpet Sacks School Safehtis
and fen fine Six Hats, oifh assortment Of ueens
All Of which he wishes TO dispose Of at COST A
good assortment Of crocc RES hand At all times.
0J-A saie at COST, is equal to Of WET GOODS.'
EDWARD FRANCIS,
" Starr Row, few doors east of the Sloan House,
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1851. 47-tf:
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Livery and Sale Stable.

The undersis ned having formed eoPar,nerhP in the
of buying. selling and hireing horses and the
Livery Business general and taken the stable former
ly occupied by Hunt and Spinning Main street at the
Horses at fair They also have FOR HIRE large
OF well broke HORSES both for work the sad
die and particularly the exercises OF the
ladies'. They have family CARRIAGES anu BCGGIES
Of and style which kept in the best
order and ALWAYS ready for They viii send tyavel-
Iers part OF the at and all times
as 20 occasion delay
S EGBERT. having had much experience in the Veteri
mar art, is prepared to NICK and TRIM HORSES it
the best vle Of the All diseases OF Horses treated
with s. and experience. and charge i'll be made
unless a is effected
Horses will be kept by the day, week or mouth al fan
rates and in the best
They hope by and attention business rneri
and receive share of public patronage
EGBEHT & SPINNING.
Richmond. Sept 18th. IS4l. no3o-tf-
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GOOD DRUGS AND
p ure N e d lei n es!
No. 4, Main ST., Richmond.
HOWELLS & Co..

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs. Medicine
Paints, Oils, Dyes. Chemicals Window Glass Putty
Farnishes, Brushes Looking Glass Plates, Perfume
~ and a variety of
Fancy Articles. &C.,
RE just receiving large and splendid assortme n,
IA Of all the difeIen: articles in iheirIine, which
makes their stock the largest and complete in this
section OF the west. They prepared by their
nectIon with importers and mann facturers TO sell al
lower prices than have been sold here before. Tei,
selections made with great and the quality o
their articles they will waran1 equal to any in the
market.
Pedlars and Country Merchants
Can be supplied with all articles they sell the drug
line at Cincinnati prices, and they warrant all they
make to be full strength; which is not tie " it'll
what they generally get in Cincinnati.
How-iis & Co, Wholesale Agents for the fol-
lowing Patent Medicines. which they prepared to
sell commission the usual prices: Dr. S. p Town
bra,ed Ointmen mt and Condition Powders for Horses
DC. Huff-s PuImonic Balsam Hops and Boncseit-bot'
excellent Medicines for Lung diseases In addition 10
this the etail Agents for nearly all the Pate Mt
Medicines in
They would say Physican.. that they are sup
piled u it'll those articles known extra medicines
such Tilden's ydro alcoholic extracts Select Pow
ders, &c put UP and sold under The variant Of those
who prepare them-Aiso pure Cod Liver Oil in bottles
nd Geietine Capsules this last very
desirable thing the dsagreeable lasts is the prin-
cipal obstacle to its
TERMS Al usual. Ginseng, Feathers Beeswax
Flax seed, Rags and almost any kind Of Produce Ia
ken payment Also all the ind ige nious Medicinal
Plants and Roots; for which the highest price will be
given.
Oct %, 1851 27:f
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CORDAlIE

CORDAGE
Superior Mill. Halter ard Sash R4pes Beacord and
Tw mes on hand at No. 81. bI
LYNDE & B.RNEs.
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ARE YOU ICSCREfle

ARE Y0V INSURED!
9NHE undersigned, agent for the Trenton Mutual
Il Life and Fire Insurance Company. located in
Trenton, New Jersey, with large capital fully
ponsbie, aud stands second o non. in .ae e1-es 81
N.s o-h and Phiiadei PIMA, III point OF promytaess
and ability TO meet the payment losses AT once
And gives TO the insured advantages rarely attaiusi,
IN other similar companies. BY paying for y-ar4
IN advance, very moderate per cebtup, the policy
will be perpetual For further particulars please call
at No. =, opposite tie Bank, R:cAmoni, la, where
will take pleasure ia giving any such Information
may be desired. JOSHUA ". UAI.ES.
( Oct %, 1851. l6-tf
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s o. D o y T.
p O. n e s. N u r. II, :.

Having disposed Of their stock Of Groce RES e. .
respectfully solicit all persons indebted the either
by note Or otDerw to make immediate ayment. We
are anxious TO pay debts, but cannot until we
make collections. POE g. SIIUTE
November IL. 1851. 47.3t
~ b. Tho Grocery business is continued at our old
stand by Messrs. Cook e. EdinuiIson.
rs. There are . number Of debts due Swain & Poe
which must be collected. SWAIN & POE.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.


"I1EREAS my John w. S 1hag!e has con.
w trary TO my orders purchased a number Of
iices and absc onded from home Tie
fore all persons forbid trusting him my
A. will pay no debts Of his contracting. and all per-
sous are forbid harboring employing him, as ! will
rs"secuie them for it, and demand coHpe fof
his services FREDLIN SCIiLAGLE.
Near Richmond. NV. IL. 1851 l7-3ws
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A S p Z \ D ID


of the best manufacture,
Carpenters and Cabinet
Tools.
Table \ Pocket Cutlery.
Mil and 4 Cut Saws.
Trace y Breast Chains.
Shows.
Spades,
Forks.
Builders IIARnwARr.
such as Locks. Latches,
butt Hinges, y Screw
Saddiers Hardware,
Shoe Findings.
Pegs AMI Lasts.
Boot Trees.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
ID EMAINING in the Post Office ut Richmond.
~ Wayne county, Indiana, on the 18th day Of No
v~mbes, 1851.
Appleton John ii I.efkrr Friedrich
Alien MARY 1.nnott 4
Addiuy,ou Elizabeth Lnramer R-brcca
barnes Elizabeth Siossay Robert
Boyd Mcd"'d Mrs.
Barton Samuel Meftcu John
Barnes John Mhrdis KostIihe
I,rn,d Peter Morris II e.
BENNETT George > M"uroe Samuel
B~eson Milton Morris Aaron
B-nso Il. Moore Clark
U.,b-r NJ Miller Rev G. w
Burn~s Hugh Nicdin John
BOULDER Mary Morga" Thomas
Borton Moore f.i'"
R,krrI. r, Macy John
n.,.i.v Cro Mills c W =
Cullum W Mills
20, Elz ,,~,,, Miller Mrs f.
Cubertson VIM Miller John
con Nelson Miller Martha
Conner Margaret Nacca Rachael
Ciawson Thomas Newly VIM
Cornell Louisa Nixon - w
CoIlo,d II Newiin VI A
Couohrv John Ncwbrry
Cor Seth Pennington Amos
D.ross Sa,nhJ pr,chayd Mary \
I1Iiott Josiah Reed John
Emb,ce Rock Elias
Eli. J-..c Robertson Samuel Il
Fuller Sarah Simons Jess.
Y,ame W Il & Co Shoemaker Geo
Ferguson II & smith 20.
(:alOher Phinneas smith Benz
t:a.hber George Smith X
"t:ordOn w Srinons jacob
Griffith Collins oai"o" w "
(:oIme Deborah Srrh'n s-h,a
(I,,crrv Esther Shrand,fs Mary
Greer Lydia ,. St'awbI'ige
Griffith Joseph spray Samuel
Gaar I.afkin sullivan iho"'s
IJ,v,<on Il Salter Sal-
Hamilton Elizabeth Spencer Durh
Henderson {: W Thomas S"nuei
Harrison Mary , Ihorne Ezra
Higher BENZ lhornoar}
fill George lhomss James
Hague John Taylor " ngh'
Hall Jesse lh"mpso" /"
Nsrgyavc Co. lhanrrJ
I'm Mar Tindel Jcrnsha
Uuut Josiah futile
Hobert Mary futile
liant franklin Vataw Jonathan
ioI.df no Vae Benz VI
I...up Milton Vosad Yergan
Zones & l. Ma's'" H"a"n"
Kne,4unan Amelia wilson YIN
E.i.o " " Wright Nchamiah
E.,i;n~erJ w Wornock 7 w
Eno. Wm Widup WmP
Lame, & q Wood Cnas.
Iytle Eli Wo! "a.!
C. X. WILLIAMS, 2. NJ.
November 10, 1851. l4A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26

Old Winter is Coming!
T wsa received and for sale CHEAP, u
81 fresh lot Of
wIME18 DRY GOODS,
Such Bonnet Goods, Ribbons and Innings;
Merinoes, Delaines, Coburgs, &c;
Cloths. Cassime res, Sstinetts and Flannels;
ShawIs, Muffs. Gloves and Hosiery.
ALSO, Mems Waterproof Boots and Ladies
Buffalo Orer-shoes.
Besides general assortment Of Shoes Of all kinds
Don't fail to cali and examine before purchasng, as
] am det- rnined to sell I0n, rsyy lou, for cash.
THADDEUS WRIGHT.
Richmond. tn mo. 18th, 1851. 45-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-11-26
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NAAA NM MY

\ umDS VS.. Csandles.--Au who have used
Il a Lamps, know that the cost OF Lard Oil burnt IN
Lamp. is not much than onehalf that Of candles
Lard Oil can always be had at Howells Co.'S Drug
Store.
Nov. 5, 1851. 4o-u