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SSHastn,S
D0KNET MANUF ACTOR I,
NO. III SOUTH SECOND STREET.
NJ. Ill SOUTH SECONp SIREEl,
On, tyI Up Sp n IA. "a, % ~. IYia II a

Rsla1 I1 a EsGI ElsaIA.a
NOW conducted by Thomas White,
~ son Of its lato proprietor, at the Old
Stand, whcro Dealers win al oil times
find o stock Of Forci On and Domestic
Straw. Lace, Fancy, Grape and Silk
Bonnets. Panama, Palm Leaf, and ever.
variety Of Straw Hats, and
Artificial Flowers
uncquallcd by any other for extent o,
Bnas,y of manufacture, and at very low
prices, having facilities Cor producing
these goods possessed by no other eslab.
lishmcnt.
To the Ladies and Millincrs generally,
no would tender his grateful acknowledge
ments for their kind approval Of The bust
moss systom Of this house, shall be wart.
ing, 10 meri, a CONTINUANCE Of their libcr-
al patronage, They will sill be greeted
with INC same old familiar faces. who
will at all times endeavour 10 execute
their commissions with fidelity md
promp'ness.
March 6, IS5l.-3m,
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Cattawissa Railroad.

To show with what confidence we may
rely upon Tho completion Of the RAILROAD
connection between this region and Phila-
delphia VIC will just mention an incident in
the late railroad meeting nj Caitdwissa. Col
Paxton stated that before long tho books
for subscribing stock would DO circulated
but subscriptions would then DO only asked
10 be paid whom tho first locomotive from
tho Schuylkill or the Lchigti should run 10
tho bank of tho Susquehanns, and thon only
in ton equal monthly payments Of So each.
Tho following is the distance between the
several points upon this iiuc. .
Philadelphia, by tho Reading Rail
road, to Port Clinton, miles rs
Port Clinton 10 T%amaqua, 20
Tatnaqua TO Catta@issa, g AZ
Catiawissa to WilFamspoit, as
Wdliamsport 10 Eric, OH Lake Eric, " 2i0
Total milca, 425
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Col. Eigicr

Has appointed next Monday, August lltl,, as
TO meet and address his fellow citizens Of
Columbia in this place. A mass meeting
will accordingly be held here on that day TO
give the Democratic candidate for Governor
a fitting reception, and near bis views of
public policy. Every Democratic voter
who can attend should do so, and every
Mhig is invited.
Tho meeting will no doubt DO a very
large orc, considering the Limited notice
which can be circulated. SO let every Dem
ocral bring his ncishbor along, and let there
br a grand rally.
The following arc Col Bisler's appoint
...L. Ca. fLn ,,aGai,ila.-
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Total milcs,
Important Decision.

In tho United States Citcnis Count, the 9th.
er DAY, H. tbs case of tho United States vs..
Weisc, Mr.. Justice Gricr delivered the opin-
ION of the court, maintains the motion OF
District Attorney ]. w. Ashmcad, for q per-
potual injunction 10 restrain the collector OF
State and county taxes, oil Cumberland
county, from proceeding 10 collect certain
taxes assessed upon a military post occu
pied as barracks b.. the U. States.
Tho opinion decides that there is no au
tho,ity by law TO impose n lax upon any
property owned by tho United States within
the State Of Pennsylvania, ard that all taxes
heretofore assessed arc illegal and void. The
opinion is very ablc and interesting.
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Passengers TO fIno West:
@@CGD

ON and after juno Isl 1851, a DAILY
OLlNE Of coaches will leave Ralslon in
connection with the cars from Williamspor,
for Elmira. The proprietors have placed
good tcafiis and Troy coaches with careful
drivers on the route, ard tho Travelling Pub
Ire may res. assured that no pains will be
spared to make lhom comfortable and ihcy
will also have the advantage on this route OF
connecting with tho different trains on tho N.
York s. Erie Railroad. A car will leave wa.
Transport (daily, at 3 o'clock, p. nj +; arrive
at Ralston at Z, +. M, remain oil niget.
Leave Ralston at 3 A. M; arrive ut Elmirc
ct 3 p,1M,, where passengers can take the
evening train for Dunkirk, or a train for &C.
neva, or q tram for New York city. Passcn.
gers will be receiptcd through only by the
Agent on tho car. Fare, $3.50. Distance,
rs miles. AUSTIN BOYNTON, ,
G.B. HAMILTON,
Prorrietors.
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The HousewyG's Help and Husbands Joy!
TIE GERMAN WASHING FLUID

nOES away entirely with that laborions
II task of rubbing the Clothes upon The
w%ashboard. Itcontains no ingredients what.
ovor injurious 10 the finest fabric or tho flesh.
Tho propriciors wish cvory ono TO give il a
trial, and il it does not prove 10 be as 10
commended, tho money, in evory such case
will DO refunded. Full directions acconpa-
NY each bottle. Retail prico l24 Cents poi
Bottle, sufficient TO do tDo ordinary uu>hilgs,
and saving Tho Clothes moro by not rubbing
them than tho cost of six boltIcs-bcsid6s
removing stains of fruit, Sc, if ,hero BIZ
any, and tho time and labor saved.
Prepared only by |. p. HoYT s. co.
Philadelphia.
J. X. EDGAR, Bloomsbury, Agent Tor Col
nnbia County.
All orders received by him wholesale or
retail, will DO promptly attended TO.
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Grand Jurors fov August Term, 1851

Moom-Alfrel Mcclure, Leonard d. Ru.
pert, Samuel Boone.
Beduer-lsaac Davis, ST..
Briarcreek-Josoph S~lackhouso, Daniel
Sclilabacb, Jacob w Dcittonch, Josiah Tbom-
as.
Cattdwissa-Bcpiamin p. Frick, Peter
Beaver.
Cento-John Fetier, James Wardm.
Fishing Crcek-Alexandcr Cramer, Elias
Pealcr.
Grccawood-Joscph Haycock, Thomas Da.
Wis.
Mount Pieasant-Geo. Kramer, John Ale
MDim-Samucl Greasy, Charles II. Hess
Mndison-Jamcs Masters.
Montour-Philip Krum.
Oraagc-Beniamin Evans, Samuel Nc
Henry.
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9tar Of the NORTH.
BLOOMSBURY
Thursday, August I, 1851.
.The New Postnge LAW.


This law went into operation on the first
day of July inst, and win operate TO the fol-
lowing effect uron the STAR OF THE NoRTH,
I. Subscribers will receive il by mail, in
Columbia County, FREE OF POSTAGE.
2. For q distance not exceeding fly miles,
at FIVE CENTS per quarter.
3. Over fifty and not exceeding three hun-
dred miles at TEN N per quarter.
d. Over three hundred and not exceeding
one fhous md miles, at FlrTEEN CENTS per
quarter.
5. Over one thousand and not exceeding
ttro thousand miles, ut TWENTY CENTS per
quarter.
6. Over two two thousand and not excoe-
ding four thousand milos ut TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS per quarter.
Those who desire a good, and decided
Columbia county Democratic paper, flee q
postage, should subscribe at once for the Sta'
gfthc North.
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Aa IaLSah1ou1np no2
Es:ENCE OF COEEEE,.

A BouT Two years ago Il now discovery
TAwas made i'll Europe, consisting of n
substitute for tho ordinary store coffee, called
Essence OF Coffee, which has como INTO gen
cral use with astonishing rapidly, not only
amoue the poorer classes, who at once DIS
ponsed with tue use OF The celebrated Chick
DRY Coffee, but is now in yenctul use III the
wealiticsl families and he first hotels, aud
10 highly recommended by the medical fac
ulty.
Il is extracted from pure, wholesome veg
etables. and oxcels all similar prcparatts ns
that have ever been offered TO tho ;,ublic,
either in this country or in Europe. Its su.
pcrior quality has already boei, altcstcd to in
the cities by some OF the most eminent phys
%icians, and 0 humber of tho most distinguish
cd of the clergy and other highly respectable
citizens. Coffee made from this essence ac-
corling 10 tho prescription obtains a more
delicious and nlcasant favor than The COM
mon Store coffee, and is certainly more
wholesome, especially for persons in deli.
cato hoallh, which will be admitted by eyo-
ry physician who will tdko The pains 10 test
tho uatuIe and properties of this essence.
Ono paper costing only Iet Gus, is equal
to four pounds OF store c%ofloe, will DO bright
and clear without the ap ,~lication OF any
other ingredient TO clarity or settle it. The
public are therefore invited to givo this os-
acnco at least a trial before they condemn it.
A, respectable MERCHANT Of Luzerne cour.-
~ in writing OF II says:
"My customers have been using of III,
above Essence for some months past with
general satisfaction and | do not hesitate
10 recommend it 10 the pubic.
HENDERSON GAYLORD.n
Manufactured by G. HImmol, Boiler s.
Co, 7is Callowhill si!eet Philadelphia.
For sale by george WEAVER, RIooms-
burg, by whom. merchants can DO supplid a:
manufactures prices-freight added.
BlooTsburg, July 3Ist, 1878 n.
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EXCHANGES W MAGAZINES ANr
NEwsPApsRs.-The Post Master General has
recently decided the second section of the
new postage act, all publishers of Pamphlets
Periodicals, Magazines, and newspapers,
ars entitled to interchange their publications
reciprocally, free Of Postage, provided such
publications do not exceed l6 ounces in
weight The Lap restricts such exchanges
TO a single copy of each publication.
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A New VOLUME OF TIE AMERICAN PHRE-
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL commences Jolly l, 1851.
Now is tho time 10 subscribe. Devoted TO
Phrcnology, Physiology, Magnetism, Physi-
ognomy, Mechanism, Education, Agricul-
tnre, tho Natural Sciences, and General In
lclligenco, profuscly illustrated = it cannot
fail 10 interest every class OF readers. Every
family, and especially all young mon aud
women, shonld have a copy. 1t is printed
on the first of every month, at Ono Dollar q
year. All letters should DO postpaid, and
directed to
FOWLERS s. WELLS,
1871 Nassau street, N. Y.
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Fancy Chairs.

BENJAMIN HAGENBUCH has Just re.
ceived from Philadelphia a new LOT OF FAN
CY CHAIRS, Of Birch and Mahogany curl,
and Of the most fashionable style, which he
will sell at the lowest prices for good pay.
Bloomsburg, May 10th, 1850
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The Elections.

Tho following is tho result: of tho cleo.
tons on last Monday.
KENTUCKY.
9Th District-Humphrcy Marshall, Wing
LIST District-Linn Boyd, Dem.
ID District-Beni. Z. GREY, Ind. Wfig.
9Th D;strict-Jno. C. Breckenridge, Dem
10Th Dist.-R. II. ST mton, Dem.
5ib Disi.-James w. Stone, Dem.
The vote for Governor is very close.
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CLOG K s
MAGU1Gs
AND
JGWBIsIRY.

HENRY ZUPPLNGE
Invites the attention of the public TO his
stock Of clocks, watches, jewelry, watck
trimmings, glasses, keys, balance wheels,
jewels and
Gold Pens
which no continues to offer for sale at
reasonable prices.
He will also repair clocks, watches, and
musical and optical instruments in u salts
factory manner
His shop is in the middle room of the Elk;
change block nearly opposite to tho Cour
House.
Bloomsbury, July 81, 1851.
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Dr. RoBAcK the noted asiTologer has chan
god his quarters TO New York, as will be
seen by reference 10 his advert sement. He
seems TO grow into notice all the more for
bong prosecuted, and we feel certain thai
more mischief has been done by abusing
him than would have resulted from his OPP.
e~ra,ions IN obscuriiy.
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" Peter Siegfried one of fhe prisoners
lately escaped FROM the Danvillo Jail was
last week arrested at Espytown by Constable
Hartman and taken TO his q~uartors at Dan
ville.
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The Telegraph operators at Sunbury and
Lewisburg enjoy their leisure moments srnd-
ing conundrums at each other, along the
wire.
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DANIEL LEE.

or Bloom township, win be a candidate Tor
REGISTER AND RECORDER this .all,
subject 10 the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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"A. w. KLINE ESQ.

OF F~ishingcrcck township, will be a candi
date for PROTlIONOTARY this fall subject
10 tho decision OF tho Democratic county
Convention.
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n Tho Directors of the Susqnehanpa
Telegraph Line have declared a dividend of
= per cent.
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GIVE 'EM FITS!!
Peter 8. Leidy

Can ma,iufacture just as neat and fashion,
bic Il suit of clothing as any other tailor II
these diggins. As 4 sample of his woiA
mdnship, he refers You tn tho
BEST FITTING COAT
To be. found iii the town, which is quito Ger
tain TO have come from his shop.
He regularly receives the latest city fash
ions, and from his experience in the busl
ness can ensure satisfaction III his work,
He has also on hand an assortment of
CLOTH,
CAsSiMERES,
& TRIMMINGS,
at the lowest prices, Com which he WI
make up 70 order coats, pants, OF vests OF any
desirable styro.
LDHis shop is on the North side of Maj
street, Il lew doors above tho Courthouse.
rloomsburg, Feb. II, 1850.
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FIRE PROOF CHESTS,
FOR BOOKS, PAPERS, JRWELRY, SC.

EVANS Sc WATSON,
No SO Dock ST., opposite
hu Philadelphia Exchange.
! Patcnt Soap stone Lined
|, and kcyhole Cover SALA-
MANDERS. Fire aud thief
n roof IRON q II EST S,
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WINDSOR AND COMMON CHAIR
made TO order of any desirable style at II
chair mandatory of b. HAGENBUCH
Bloomsbury, May 10th 1850,
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APYoINTED.-liery Riienhouse, Pos
Master, ST Peter (K,aurlown) Chester eoua-
ty, Ia.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
II EMAINING in the Post Office ut Blooms
~ burg, July iai, 1851.
Buas Henry Hill Jacob
Briggs J Hamilton Alexander
Blyuot J Parker John ii
Grouse Nelson Roster f. C
Crazy ]ohpG kisles George
Der j + 2 knorr Sarah
Driblcbiss Elias Lentenmu:h Henry
Douglass Elizabeth Miller Reuben
Evans A j Packer James
Folmy David Rcazcr J nj
Wilbum William Thompson Aaron
Hoffman Johann Washburu J )
Henry Nathaniel
J.. M. CHEMBERLIN, T. M.
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Boys, youths and children 8 shoes in pro.
portion. lie manufactures his work of tho
bcst Of stook-watran!s !! " 10 wear; and is
determined 10 sell il as low as others can
their Yankee or city work. Call and see for
yourselves. Shop on Main ST., next door
below Hartihan's Store.
bloomsbury, Acril tst, 1851.
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BOOT * SHOES.
AT 1flG LOWEST PRICES. Hs

WILSON
Respectfully arnouiicesto his friends and the
public that he has taken the Boot aud Shoe
Store lately kept by Warren Russell, where
hc has always on hand and makes to onlcr
all kinds OF Boots aud Shoes at the following
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-
MACkAREL,
SIIAD, GOLDFISH, Constantly
SALMON, on hand \ toi
uERRJNCS. ealo hy j..
BOOK pkIMER Co.
u,uS ANN ~cinps Market Stree,
SHOULDERS. pLIodJnhn;o
LARD AND CHEESE,
March d. 1851 .-3m.
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29

u instantly relieves Tooth ache, Ear ache,
Rheumatic and NeursIgic pain and all those
produced by diseases caused by exposure to cold.
For the truth Of the above, ask those persons
who have used il: Justus Wright, Hammond 81.
No. ~; E. II. Hawkins, the Dagusrro,yp;s,
e. B. Clark, Carr street; Mr.. Warren. at :
Kings. Hamilton House; Mrs. w. S. Wright,
Sixth ST.. corner Of Park; AquiIla Jones. and
many more Price 25 cts per bottle. Read the
foiio~ing:
ITO the rroprirter Of tho Pain Lininen -
During recent attack OF Neuralgia, accompa-
nied with severe pain in the teeth and jaws, !
applied thy Pain Lnainebi, which Instantly stop
ped II. SO that ! could sleep, which | conid not
90 while suffering the pain. ! think it should
be generally used. Ii certainly rcli-ves pain
quicker than any thng I ever used. Thy friend
Cincinnati, Ist mo. 81, ISL. JusTus WRIGHT
For sale by the proprietor, y. w. WRIGHT,
corner OF sixth and Freeman streets: also, Cor
don & Co. corner Of Eighth and Western Row .
A remittance Of 81 90 will issure a large bot
tie being sent TO the address.
Cincinnati Ian 30
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
DR.. VIM Halls BaisaEn for the Lungs

\ certain cure for Consumption, Decline, ASiii-
ma, Bronchitis, " i~tiug Of In" flesh. Night
Swea,s. Splitting of Blood WhooPing Cough.
Colds Coughs, Iuilae aeuzt, rhthi>ic. PAIN III the
Side and all diseases of the Chest aud Lungs.
t:SI'E:CaAI. NOTICE I'D AGENTS.
Agents, throughout the United States, are
particularly notified that they are IN all cases
BaIsaiu has been USED fosty-eiGht hours. has
ed. III is further requested tina, the Agent
will give il free Of Charge To the afflicted poor.
The most skiiitui plIy SirIans unite with the
best Druggists. East aud W est in prcnouneing
these rnedct the two most valuable reined lies
for the Diseases for which they are designed,
that have ever been Offered 10 the American
Public.
Tn. subscriber has the General Agency for
the above medicines for the State of Indiana
ami Eastern aud Sonthcrn Illinois.
An Agents and Dealers will prnsc address
their orders u \. ktDt lt.bp-
Post Office address, In4janHpoiiS. Ind
Wholrsaie Agents. Irwin Reel. Richmond
Ravmoui 4 Co. Camhrilga: VI. W. Halle,
BrookvilIe. Ia Also. for sale by |. \ u. b.
Ahr,han,S Ccntreviiir; u. Beaver s. james
Gully. Liberty: Wm. Ioase. Brownsville: a.
H. Hiatt, New Castle: ID. &. Kern. Milton; L.
f. Baner. Hagerstaxn: J. Gipc. Gertnaniown:
I.eSh & Brother. Franklin: Unthauk x DAVIS.
Williamsburg; halliday. Scott X Ringo, w ASH
iuctou; Parker * Stanton, Newport.
Jan 10. l>ol. lily
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ONCs: MORE.

have but a few remarks To make in reply TO
! DR.. Webster's last article. ] simply wisl,
TO correct a misstatemeut. He states, ''ihat he
eau Gail Tnnesses, if needed, fc prove that he
over paId me my Jost proportion. rcahouf taking
The note into consid-rat The 0rer pay q
me tnccordIDg to his stafemrof) - omcthing
new u ~ not the fact. His witnesses too, uho
arr they II he has out-o'-door witnesses,
know nothing OF them; and if there were wit
n-sses present at our last settlement. they were
tHoistble. Hence, infer that they must have
been "sPriiual." 1t moy b.. That the ''Roches-
ter Spirus' were present; but as heard no
"knocEings," | infer also. that Mey were not
near. The truth is, there were 10 witnesses.
admit that Mr.. John King IL good :" for his con
tracts;'' but why does he refuse to pay the note
alluded ioi lie has been called on two or three
times 10 srttIe and yet lie says he Will not pay
IL. Ills plea is, "want Of consde raion;' that
IL. the set Of teeth inse red by Dr. w eiisier tor
Mrs. King. does not give satisfaction. There
fore, he refuses TO pay the note. Hence, am
still kept out Of my just dues. ! hope friend
Webster will soon aiJust that matter, that /
may rcaliZ- my money. Now am wiling,
with DIR. Webster. TO "luii the field of contro-
versy, pass round the ''pipe of peace, 1--we
aiDicably, and ego Oh our way rrioicing"
A. N. NEW TON.
Ian C1fh ISI1
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
S., uLv.rtisempn MT in another column.

grWe copy the following letter from pr
" J. Richards, one OF the most respectable cit
izcps Of Cincinnati:
Conscious that il may appear unrr"i"ss'on"i
for n,e to reconnrn nj II patent n'"dicih"' 're'
constrained from u sense OF duty TO express my
oniniou in regard to The virtues OF DR.. Rogers
uiv.rwort and Tar. What say ~ from pro-
frssiouaI experiment and IL positive assurance OF
its h. ne .icial results.
The patient Mr.. Charles W ade. Ststh street
p,,krt space. was quite low with the early
st,re Of Pulmontry Consumption, Tor "f'ch
treated him in the usual manner. but wl'h"n.
mv.uxual success. Al the request 81 hlinsci
and rric nds AA.~a T~Sl..,s q, 'nr
n,rdtciisr, and being satisfied WIN IT'S compose
lion I allowed the trial. And am ooiiged 10
confess that lis effect was. at least surprising
;rso,nuch that after the use Of the second not
,I. my prof, .sional visits were 10 1"rerr ne
c...,ry and TIE paiicn nj was restored To hta't"
T'b. profession | feel sat i>iird would. alter 4
.r;,I coincide will, me, in the adoption OF The
.,;J medicine in cases where the ordinary mode {
.,C t,catment entirely fails
E,sp.ctfuliv, w. J. RIcU.Vps, W. ID.
For sale ut Irwin Reeds Drug Store, Rich
mond Indiana.
Sc. advertisement in another column.
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
TIE Way Of ilsG Transgrcss0r
Ia Hard.

some ten years ago murder was COM
nsitted in Clark county, i'll. on the person
. man named Lowe-for money, as was
supposed. The body having been buried
Sos time. and more subsequently disin-
tered and burned-the fact OF the murder
was not SO apparent. at the time Lowe
first disappeared. young man by the
name Of James Graham. residing in
ClaSk-and former resident Of Preble
county-who left that section soon after
the occurrence. was strongly suspected as
being the pcrpetrator Of the fell deed. An
indictment was found against him for the
murder i'm Clark county Court, and a re-
ward Of $500 offered for his apprehension
by the Governor Of Illinois s-Considera
bIe effort was made at the time, in search
Of Graham. The Sheriff Of Clark had
made tour TO this county, in quest oI
him; but his endeavors 10 ferret him Ou,
proved unavailing Thus. year after y car
passed away since that murderous deed
and the circumstance, on the part of some
had almost been forgotten but 4
few weeks since, he was arrested in the
north. western part Of our county, on a
charge Of horse -stealing-and committed
10 prison. y short time after. ex-Sherif
Lee and Andrew Shail.r. who were princi-
pals with Constable krug) in arres,ine
him. left this place with the prisoner afor.-
aaid pr Illinois. They returned few
days since. having left their charge in
CLARK county. and secured the reward
Eaton Register.
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
n g n. H,re's Shaker Sarsaparil

D,. s. D. Hore's Shaker Sarsaparii-
1--we would call special attention 10
This cxcellen, Family Medicine. with the
..,;.f.c,ion one feels in praising oene-
factor. Its established reputation recon-
mends il in preference to any new pfepa
,a,ion. and whoever requires genuine
.n,roved Medicine, should read The Doc
,or.s advertisement. and try his Shaker
Sarsararilla.
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
Testimony from Little Fort. Ill.

s,l,ynn's -Ointment and Condition Powder ar"
,ckuow wiedy-d by all who have usef' ihrn To be
,l,. best remedy for Horses ani Cattle that his
hc.n discovered. Fresh wounds gals. spav.ns.
bruises. ring bone. poicvd, aud IN short every
.,w,rd disor,.cr or injury can he cured bv this
,yon.i. rful remedy. The POWDER is sdcsigned
~, inward strains, diStemper. loss of appetite.
.houu nd. fatigue from hard exercise, diseased
.vrs. Xc.-lLake County Chronicle
NATSee Agents names ut The hea" OF sloan
eoim,nu For further particulars and tes'imo-
nisls, get Pamphlets Of agents.
Richmond palladium., 1851-01-29
FAMILY GROCERIES.

DOE Il SHsTTE. No. J.-Have jus,
Z received a fresh supply Of FAsisA, and
reduced the price as follows. to-wit:
In sacks, at - cents y H.
l H. papers. with directions Tor use, 20 cts.
70. do. 1U -
AIsc.--A fresh supply Of WorsdsTs Fegefabl.
Pills; Psre Castor Oil. DC. &e.
uThey are also making larg4 additions t.
their stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES. Gal
and see them
Richmond, Oct. sth, 1850 J9n