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BOOT g. SHOE STORE!
Just Received, by

Just Received, by
0WEN EDGERTON. and JOHN BURNS,
~ new aud complete SUPPLY of BOOTS
and SHOES, consisting Of
Mems Fine and Coarse Boots. CATERS.
Shoes. Slippers and Pumps. Ladies'
Gaiters. Slippers. Shoes. Bnskins. dc.
Fancy co'ored slippers. and other neat
articles for iGdies' rear. Children S
fine and coarse boots and shoes.
Their present stock embraces those Of their
own manufacture, and Cincinnati. Custom mate
Genftemen's Fine B0ots and Goiters, and Lndy's
bootees. shoes and slippers. Their stock Of East
ern made work is general and equal to the best
in the market; all of which they WARRANT
to be good, neat and serviceahle. Prices will
continue to be- as low as possible to make the m.
Grateful for past favor they ask continuance.
IJ'Cali at the old store room Of Eli Brown.
opposite the Bargs building, and examine the
stock and compare prices.
Leather for Sale.
Also, = BAND BOXES, various sizes,-on
hand at all times, cheap for cash
Richmond. 9Th mo. eth, 1851. 1Otf
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DIRECT FROM CALEDONIA,

ME undersigned has just received a SPLEEN
did lot Of superior Blue, Black, Brown,
Olive Brown and Green Cloths; a general as
sortment Of Vestngs. Pantaioonery. all styles;
Shirts and Collars, Neck Ties and Haudker-
chiefs. Silk, Cotton and Kid Gloves, New Style
Hosiery, and a g- raj assortment of Goods US
uaIy kept BY Gentle men Furnishers. Clothing
always on hand w. l.. FARQUHAR.
Lamp Wcks, Globes and Chmneys; few Lard
and Gas Lamp w icks. which will be sold at cos,
if immediate application be made W. l.. F
uTDon't forget TO call one door east of w
w .Lynde & Co.'s Grocery Store and nearly OPP
posite the Bank at No. 3.
Richmond, March 10. 1851. 13-tf
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

10y an order of the Probate Court of Wayne
- County, the following real estate is offer
ed for sale.
Also, a pleasantly located dwelling in the
town Of Richmond, at :he junction of front and
Pearl streets. The house is a two story frame,
with stables, &c.
Also. a small dwelling opposite the Methodist
church
Also, comfortable two story brick house on
Pearl, north Of MAN. goon lot. There IS
also the same lot small brick tenement,
and the necessary out houses.
Also two rooms on Main street, suitable for
Stores or shops.
Also, "a lot and pottery on South Pearl street.
Persons wishing to purchase can learn the
terms and see the property by calling "ro" -
j. X. MENDENHALL, Commissioner
Richmond, April 80, le3l. 36-u
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Look We Thar Now!
WIDE g. RARNEC

4 RE Just receiving at the old stand Of w.
IA w. Lynde s. Go opposite the Bank, one
Of the Best stocks Of Groceries eve,
opened IN this market, consisting in part Of
New Orleans, Loaf. Refined, Havana and crush
ed Sugars Dl4 Governments Java, La
gnira. Rio and St Domingo Coffee. Supe-
rior Gun Powder, Impr rial, Black aud Young
Tyson Teas. Sugar House and New Or
leans NOl:i>>cs. No. V1ackrEct, ia
whole, half and quarter barrels and kits Lake
Fish. Pickeled Herring and cod fish. To-
bacco aud cigars OF every quality, aud de-
scripiion. Rasins. Figs and Fruits Of all
kinds. Cheese, chocolate, cocoa. candles
and cordag' and almost every article, either
staple or fancy. usually kept in grocery
store. ALSO
A full stock Of Glass, China, Earthen n, Stone,
w OGDEN aud Willow ware. and a great variety
Of Notions too tedious 10 mention, All Of
which have been selected W Iih care, and bought
for cash, and Will be- sold al the lowest figures
tor CASH. or produce.
Call at n" II an. examine for yourselves.
n p. No Credit longer than %
Days. Superior ilonny. s cts per quart
LfNDE 4 BARNES.
May 18th, 1851. 2l:n
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Look out for the Constable!!

NJ Office is hereby given that all the notes
~ and accounts, belonging 10 Thomas
j. Ferguson, IL II have been placed
in my hands for Collection. Persons in
debied will do a favor by calling and set
Ting their claims at my office. before | urg
ed by necessity to adopt different course from
the present VI. A BlCkLE, Atty.
Office Main St, Morrison Building.
Richmond, May !, 1851. 20-tf
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Mechanics! here's q Bargain!
A GOOD LOT FOR SALE

sU>HE undersigned ofl~r for sale esed Lot,
i SoA feet front, sisosted o. North Fifth
street. Any person defining . good sissasiea
for . Carriage Shop. or any ether similar busi-
ness. will end all the buiidisgs convesiess ssdi
necessary. The terms Of ssls viii b sssssse--
BILE. aud made kaovn BY application % the a.
dersigned, OF to this ofice.
w. b. & j. F. EDMONSON.
Jelly ID. 1851. l9-t1
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NEW STORE and NEW

f0RY oG553TIIE undersigned would
SES2O2SSs say TO the public, tina, he
is receiving. daily. and opening at Nos. Al Il
Il Main street, RICHMOND, IND, an entire new
stock Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Having taken considerable time and pains, in
his selections, and purchased exclusively for
Cash: hs - enablsd TO oi.r great indncem-nts
stock consists, in part, Of DRY GOODS. such
as--D. LANES, Silks. Barge de LANES, Lawns.
Gingiiams, Lustres, Poplins, Sattins, Prints,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetfs, Jeans, Tweeds.
Fiannels, Mems Summer Wear Of every de-
scrption, &c, &c.
Panama, Leghorn and Pam-Leaf HATS;
BONNETs5 Of all kinds; Ribbons & Flowers;
Umbrellas and Parasols Of every texture;
A full assortment Of Notions;
Looking Glasses and Carpets;
Also,--A complete stock Of GLASSW ARE.
QUEENSW ARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS and
SHOES, &C.. &c;
Vile earnestly requests the public to call
and examine his stock as he is ready to
show his GOODS, aud with pleasure.
Produce received in exchange for Goods.
EDWA G.. VAUGHAN.
1--WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
Richmond, June %, 1851. l5tf
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HNNNsl GNNNsA GNNNSl
NEW AEIEHANGENENT.

yUHHE undersigned having purchased the en-
tire Stock of Goods formerly owned by
William Bell is now offering the same for sale
at the old stand in the Lippincott Building.
Northeast corner of Main and Franklin streets,
in this city.
His desire is to close up the business as early
as practicable, to enable him to realize from the
Goods the amount of liabilities he has assumed.
His stock is well selected and embraces al
most every variety of Goods, w ares, and Mer-
chauaize and qualities to suit every purchaser
To ,,e rchants he is de te rmined to offer such
induceme n,s as will Justify them in purchasing
of him.
He invites the attention of the public gener-
ally to this favorable opportunity to supply them
selves at the very lowest prices. The LADIES
are espccialiy invited to call and examine his
splen did assortment Of Trimmings, Dress Goods
and Fancy Articles.
JOHN B. WAKEFIELD.
Richmond, Feb IL, 1881. s:u
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New & Cheap Goods!

TINE subscriber has just received from the
III Queen City 4 choice selection of
New style Dress Goods,
such as Rich Figured Embroidered Lawns. Silk
stripe and Lustre Popiins, Barsge de LANES.
Painted Lawns, from l2A to so cts. per yard /;
American and English Prints. from 81 to % cts
per yard New style Furniture Prints aud Cling
hams, OF every price and quality.
HATS and BONNETS, New STYLES;
UMBRELLAS and PARAsoLs, do. do.
Looking Glasses y Queensrare. ne,c patterns.
All of which he will sell very cheap for cash
approved produce.
Also. Just received on Commission a good
assor,men, of Carpet Bags and School Satchels,
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. direct from the
ufacturers, of superior quality and will be
sold very cheap. With great many other ar
iicles usually kept in Dry Goods store.
hrDont forget to call at the old stand of T.
J. Ferguson to get bargains.
EDWAR FRANCIS.
Richmond, April 8. 1851. &c II
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

IUST received and for sale at No. &c, the
81 latest style Of Jenny Lind Ties, Boots ana
Buskins. Also, Excelsiors for Ladies', Misses
and Children, with n good assortment Of Mems
Seal Nullifiers and Metallic Gum Buskins-
Call and them. b. STRATTON.
Ath mo. 9th, 1851. l6-tf
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IN ORDINANCE, to prouide for II


ertenyion IF Norm Pcori street:
SECTION LIST. BE IL O,dained by tie Mayor and
Common Council Of the City Of Richmond. That
Pearl street be and the same is hereby declared
20 be opened and established sixty six feet wide
Northward in a straight line with that at OF
said street North Of Main from its presc mt t. r,n
mus on Front street, through the lands Of the
M. f.. church and others. until il intersects the
line Of Washington stree as lately provided to
be opened.
opening said extension Of Pearl street, in the
way Of damages to the owners Of land through
which il passes othe rwise, shall be paid by the
persons Petitioning to have the same opened.
SECTION I'd, BE il further Ordained, That if
the petitioners do not pay the damages as above
provided within six months. then this Ordnance
shal be considered as repealed.
SECTION 4th, That this Ordinance be in force
from and af,erits publication.
Passed and Approved July lst, 1851.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
b. w. DAVIS, Clerk.
[Jefersonian, copy and charge ethyl
IN act IN amcnd an act enti'Ied IN
1cttO incorporate tie cHy If Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, 0pprored F'eb
q, 1910:
Section I. Be- il enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of Indiana, That the above
entitled act be and the same is he reby anne nd
person or pc rsons sell within the limits Of said
city, in any quantity whatever, any spirituous
liquors, or any other drinks, mixtures. or prepa-
ratiOns that wi intoxicate. except for the
sary uses in the arts and seize noes; and the
mon council Of said city are hereby authorized
TO pass ordinances and by Laws to carry out the
provisions Of this act, and may authorize the
recovery Of any penalty, not exceeding fifty
dollars for each and every otFsncs e"'""''t'""
contrary % ~. prov Visions OF this act
Sec. =. The mayor OF SAID city shall have ex-
elusive jurisdiction Of all offences committed
under this act and the BYLAWS pcsscd in pursu-
ance the rcOf and shall proceed in the manne'
authorized by the said act of incorporation for
the recovery Of said penalties. When the fine
sessed by said mayor does not exceed five dol
lars. no appeal shall be taken from his judgment
Sec. 3. The moro etiectually to enable said
mayor to enforce the ordinances made in pursu-
ance Of this act. he is hereby authorized to issue
subpoenas compelling, by attachment or other
wise, witnesses to appear and testify Of, and con-
corning any violations of said ordinances as well
before after any suit is CONNIE need, and shal
have the same power to enquire and examine in
TO such offences by witnesses that grand Juries
possess; and any oath take n in such preliminary
examination shall, to all ntents ard purposes. be
considered judicial oath.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in force from and
after its publication in the Richmond Palladium,
and Je rsonian. and shall be a public act, and
and oil laws conflicting with the provisions OF
this act be. and they are hereby repealed
Approved February l3, 1851. $l-3O
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An OLD SETTLEMENT.

ID ICH NDND and vicinity is considerable of
al an 0id settlement. and N-ssrs. Farquhar
& Vick-rs have variety of oH accounts on
hand which they anxious to have settled, Ell
Their by cash note. 1t is earnestly desired
that all who the above firm. " Ill emmig,ate
TO the shop of the Undersigned. nd make settle
neats with him Immediately.
w. l.. FARQUHAR.
Richmond, Feb. 10. 1851. e-,f
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10 a eaaH,S 1a,,,IS Gid
ILL. IAoo-.., 'n 1870. IID

Of all varieties and styles; in short. every thing
III the line manufactured usual, out OF the
very best of materials and by experienced work =
men. and We hatter ourselves with the facilities
that We have for manufacturing. that We can
make il an iIdo:s u.s,i .iniise%, ver5fe 2 af.nus
ing else where.
We tia nkfu for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended. and we hope BY dill
ge ut application 10 business to merit continu-
ance of the Amy thing we have Will be
sold very low for cash exchanged for hides,
white ana black oak bark, tallow. and almost
every kind Of country produce. Cash paid for
hides as usual ID. T. VIRGINS & SONS.
Richmond, May ii, 1881. 2l-u
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Wall Paper, Books, &c.,
Valuable Notice.

lust received at the City Book Store. a
- large lot of Wall Paper OF Giife rent pat
terms. very cheap, call AMI it, Also a
good stock of
School Books, Miscellaneous Works,
Stationery, &c, &c.
RAGS and OATS STRiW bought. Rec
ollect, the City Book Store. No. IA. Main St,
Morrison Building, is the place Tor bargains
J. K. MENDENHALL.
Richmond. April %, 1851. l5-if
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C0:,ciscs. ClirzosceS, SuIhies. IOriA
Carrylli,. d TrOiting- Wagons


4 desirable residence, pleasantly located on
"A South Fifth street, a two story dwelling,
with a hall and rooms, and good cellar; 2 new
-r-faiing well Of excellent water, good els
tern, &c, a stable, carriage house, &c, ali IN
good repair, the lot is improved " It'll choice iruf
and ornamental shrubs
Also. A Carriage Shop adjoining. large and
convenient.
Also A number Of Carriages and Bugges,
finished III the latest style, warranted good, Will
be sold low. Enquire of th.. subsc rIber living
on Tie premises. JON Than MA II.
Rchfnond March 49, l-5i l3-tf
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I,Nis.c Cutlcry.-Thc most complete as
sorttnent Of Fine Cutlery. embracing al
mot every variety of pocket knife may be
found }. Is. III n NlCuT1S.
April 80, 1851. 4'-tf
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!irect from Philadelphia, has arrived and is no
,eng opened at the
TELE Z PHI S TOR E,
20. p, Main stree. opposite the Bank,
here you may find general assortment OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,

w. -Nld4iI Stitt'. tPoSitC tiiC lam
where you may find general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
a, Philadel ptia prices. From a long acquaint-
ance with the mercantile business in Phiadei
piia feel confident that buy on
better terms, and We are determined to sell as
low any in the trade. We purchase for cash J
To enumerate articles as Dress silks, Barase
de LANES. Barases. PopIins, silk Tissues, de
LANES, Lawns, Ginghams, plain and fancy
Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, fancy silk and 1hibet
Shawls, dress and linen Haudke rchefs, Book
Muslin, Book Muslin Hdkfs, swiss aud tarle.on
Muslns, Cap and Bonnet Grapes, Bobinett. silk
aud thread Lace, straw Bonnets, Parasols, UNI
brelas. silk aud summer N-sting in great rari-
ETY.. French and American Cloths. Fancy and
Plain Cas>imeres, Cashmerrets, Merino CASH
meres. bows &c and other articles which
would occupy too much space to say nothing Of
our excellent assortment of Ladies, Misses nc
Chldrens Shoes, Gents Fine and Coarse Boots
Caters of different stNles, Palm Leaf and Pan
anna Hats Choice Green and Black Teas
Chocolate, Cocoa, Sugars, &c. Full Tea and
Dining setts of Queer OF late and beauii =
fui styles. Nails. Window Glass, of diff mt
sizes, Looking Glasses, &c, &c. All of which
offered cheap for cash, country produce.
nJYo are respectfully invited to give
call J. w. HAINES & Co
June 25, 1851. left
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} 1ZOrS.--A very large assortment of Ra-
~ zors of different qualities and prices. and
the most beautiful shaving apparatus 10 be had
are offered for sale
]. B. HUNNICUTTS.
April 80 ISL 41-,f
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COLUMBIA CLOTHING MART.

IF you want GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHING,
go TO BELLS & co.'s, Main street,
Richmond, Indiana.
9Th mo. 9th, 1881. 6-tf
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LEVER CHI u r NJ!
al..a<a LII. % lA<n

Patented .g.Ily 30, 1850.
nRODTCES more Butter from the same
L quality of cream, and with less labor than
any other churn in use,
BUTTER MAKERS,
have long since learned that t"t,ng III" Cren'',
obtained. Which is done most etfrctually with
the Atmospheric Lever Churn. This Churn
produces Butter from cream in the usual order
for churuing, in from to ) minutes, varying
with its quality and condition.
Now IS time money! l. good Better an OBJ
Jectl Or TO get all your Cream ntains, Of i'm
portaDce' Ii you say. as yon must. all are I'M
portant. Then am sure you viii adopt the
use of this Chnrn.
The AtinoS phcric Lever Churn is so construct
ed as to give four motions in agtating The Cream
TO each of the Lever, and thu same mol
forces a great quantity OF air All through the
cream. Thus the work Of hours is done in
astonishing short tune, BY the simplest and
most durable Churn ever invented, which is des-
tined to be used by every Bulter-naker through
out the country.
Persons wishing to purchase Township or
Shop rights, VIII please apply TO
HUNT & SPINNING,
Corner of Main * Front SITS, Richmond, Ia.
y. b. Persons wishing to purchase Churns,
will do we'll to call ana examine this Atinos-
phrric Lever Churn. before purchasing else
where. III. & :.
Richmond. MAY II. 1851. 81 If
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Sash and Blinds!
T. Roberts & j. Balm,

4 RE now making by hand at their shop on
~ Washington street, few doors south west
of the National Hotel, a superior article Of
Window Sash and VENT ia Blinds.
at reduced prices. 8 by 10 at 5 cents-lO by -
at 81 cents. and 10 by II at Ct cents.
IL BLINDS for ~ light windows to suit
the above glass at 81 SOL IS, and 81 co
other sizes in proportion. We also keep Sash
at the Hardware store Of fletcher y Benton. on
Main street. where they can be purchased at our
shop prices. We also keep Sash at the Hard
ware store OF Messrs. Rayn.onds' in Cambridge
city.
ITPersons wishing to buy Sash or Blinds
cannot do better in the State with the same a
mount of money than 10 call and buy Of Roberts
& Balm. Terms cash 0pbronef trade
13-Our size of sash for ~ light windows and
common size glass is 4 inches IN width, and 81
inches in height. exclusive OF the 2lass--add /
inch for every additional light III he ght or width.
SASH on hand at all times. nd ord'ys proript-
In attended to. ROBERTS & Balm.
Richmond. April 9. 1851. 45f
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Derfumery...AIiso rts Of perfumesy. sseh
as OK Marrow. POmaGe, Rose Hair Oil;
Bears Oil; Cologne, &C.; for sale wholesale aud
re tail al Howeiis & Co.'S Drug Store.
July 2, 1851. 26-H
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Feed for the Hungry.

w NJ. w. LYNDE. having associated
w with himself. Mr. DANIEL SWEE
NEY. "a practical Miller in the Milling
Business. prepared to furnish customers
and others with the best quality Of Super Fire
Flour; Feed. &c, at low rates. All orders left
at the old stand of w. w LynGe 4 Co. will be
promptly attic nded to.
n +. The highest market-price paid at all
tunes, ia cash for any quantity Of good Wheat.
LYNDE s. SWEENEY.
Richmond. May Il, 1851. 2ltf
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eGSocERfEs

FENfIE subscriber would respectfully inform
their friends and the public in general that
they have bought the Grocery Estabi ishmen Mt of
Paxon * Lewis, No. %. the corner of Vain
and Marion streets. ani intend keeping all k Inds
of Grocer ies which kept III the right kind
of a Grocery. The public very respectfully
invited TO call and examine for the mise IVES and
we will be happy to wait all who may favor
ms With their custom.
s4|yNGood Mackerel, Fresh Bread,
~--sS- Crackers, Cakes. aud Candies
kept constantly on hand. All kinds of country
Produce taken in exchange
j. Dom, forget No -, corner of Main and
Marion streets, Richmond. Indiana.
EDWIN VI. COOK < CO.
March, IL, 1851. l2-tf
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n SUMNER Fashions for M
HATS Il CAPS. -
I'm hand at JoHx SUFFRINs' Hat Establish
ment. No 50. IE-tro doors rest Of thu
Gilbert House. A large assortment of Black
Beaver. Nut7e. Brush. Black. Brown and h,
California and Santa Fe Hats: and superior
article of Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats
made pian-ail of cur mandatory.
Also. Dopp's SUPERIOR MoLEskrS SILK H.rs
at the Cincinnati prices.
@ N % g Silk Plush. Cloth, Oil Silk,
ana Oil Cotton Caps, of the Fall style; all OF
which " il! b. sold very low.
Richmond, June %. ISL l2tf
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L E A T 81 E r .

We have. and keep hand a general assort-
fnent of our own Tanning of Sole. Upper. X -.
Calf. Harness, Skirting and Bride Leather, 4
addition 10 which We have just received large
quantity of Hemlock. or Red Sole tog ,her with
a good stock OF Noroccos, embracing the Tam
pIco. ' iparaiso aud Madrass; Boot, Ere ch and
Plain hld. Red and White Innings, Black and
stripe Binding Heavy and Light Patent Lea,h
er. Black and Fancy Enam-ed Leather. with
"a housand and one other things no, necessary
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Great Exhibition Of
Nj f r C. HAN DIE.

ID STRATTAN, is just receiving and OPEN
and Summer Dry Goods.
No pains have bee N spared in their selection.
and the utmost care taken TO choose sseA Cesds
as cannot fail TO give general satisfaction.
Prices will be moderate and uniform. All are
solicited to call and examine for themselves, and
as he is determined not TO be undo .soid BY any,
il is presumed that none will 60 away dis~ati.fi-
ed. Goods shown with pleasure aud prompts
tude The assortment is. in part, as follows:
Silk Tissues. Berag~s. Poplins,
Silk ana Linen Lustres. Lawns, De LANES,
Berag-. DE LANES. Mohair, Lustr~s.
Swiss Mulls. Victoria Lawns. Cling hams.
Black. Brown. Light & Can-ieon Dress Silks
Caicoes Of every price. style aud pattern.
noaYaYHr9s
of the rery latest styles and TO which would
invite the special attention of the Ladies'. Also
a most desirable lot Of Spring aud Summer
Ribbons. Flowers, Tabs. Innings. &c, &c.
Mems sunni mer Wear,
OF every description, such as Cottenades, Lin
ems. Light MANNER Cloths and others. Also,
Black and fancy Ca>sinle res; Silk, Satin Velvet
and other Vestags.
ST MINER HATS:
Leghorn, Pedal Braid and Palm-Leaf Hats, At
prices 10 salt the purchaser.
PARASoLS AND UMBRELLAS:
handsome assortment of Silk, Cling, s. Cotton.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, AID NOTIONS:
Vi all sorts, ana IN variety TO suit the notions OF
rss1-sasssss-,..~A - 's-''--~se---'----A
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I usld'. Medicased LtquiA Cstteae :.

- IS a most compiet. substitute for the Nstu.
raj Cptice or outer skin
1t lisa liquid. aud yet in one minute .fte, .
single drop Is placed on n burn, cot, bruiss or
any kind Of sore produced by breaking the Oh in.
in any manner whatever. il forms . SIN Doth ).
hrin and transparent coating. that you cannot
remove even by washing with soap and warm
water. II answers every purpose Of band
age most beautifully, aud entirely protects the
wound from the air and all external isrifsfio o..
and is most perfect -aIing plaster in the COM
mon undo ndiHg OF that term. For sale a
No. 4. by How-lia & Co.
Richmond, July 2, 1851. 2a-af