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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10

DUBLlC SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE
4 FARM IL CCLPEPER COUNTY. shall, on
SATI RDAT, the 18th day of September, 1857, nf
fair, If not the next fair day sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the valuable Farm. near Gull
PEPPER Court House. recently purchased by the late
Thomas Hill. of Edward Lightfo {. This Farm
of the Depot Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
at Cupeper Court House. The soil is of "A very SUI
perlor quallty-equal TO any in the vicinity Of Gull
pepper Court House. The last crop of corn taken
from this Farm, measured up, when housed, up
wards of 600 bsrres. The Farm is now well en-
closed. There is good Dwelling, and the necessa-
ry outhouses, including Stable, Corn house. Black
smith Shop. O., upon the Farm. Also, an excellent
site for water grst-mili: The Farm has a good
and sufficient supply of timber and water.
The sale Will be made upon the premises, on the
following terms: $1,000 to be paid down; the balance
IN two equal annual instruments, with interest from
the day OF sale; the purchaser giving bond with a
deed OF trust upon the premises to the defer
red pay ments.
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving fur
ther information respecting this Farm, or showing
1t to persons wishing to purchase.
EDWARD b. HILL.
Attorney In fact for heirs of Thomas Hill
". Bon MONDAY, the 2lst day of September
1857, shall also SELL At public auction in front of
the Court House, (that being Court day, } a small
tract OF Wood Land, containing 81 acres. This land
Is situated about two or three miles from CuIpeper
Court House. and adjoins the lands of James g.
BIoadus, Edmund Bckers, and Caleb Shackel ford
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD IL. HILL.
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill
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A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
By BARNARD BUCKEY: (ieorgetnwn-

By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY: Georgetown
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
DAY AFTERNOON, September 3lth at O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell very valuable Market
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from Tenally Town. Ii contains about ninety acres
OF good land, part in wood and part cleared The
improvements consist of a small Dwelling House,
Stable, and young orchard.
Persons desITous Of examining the farm can he
directed by lnquirng of Mr.. James Scott, No 1856 IA
street. w ASKING ton, or of Mr. WIN. Emmert
Terms: One half, cash: the residue i'm 6 and p
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust ON
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
III the terms OF sale are not complied with within
three days. the property will be resOld at the puT-
chasers risk, after giving ten days notice Of The
sale. BARNARD A. RITCKEV ~
sc 7-dts Anct,onaa,,s
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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auotlonser.

by jas. Z. MCGUIKE, AuctIOneeT.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE SECOND WARD AT PUBLIC AUcTTON.-On
THU RSDAY AFTERNOON, September 10th at
o'cloek on the premises, shall sell part of Lot No.
j, IN Square No $50, fronting 81 feet inch on I.oui
sian avenue and the public space between 10th and
i'm streets west, running back n feet, togethet
with the improvements, consisting of Brick Build
ing, which has been occupied for several years past
by Messrs. J. w. ArnOd& Co.. Bookbindefy.
Tins property can readily be adapted to and is in
desirable location for manu- featuring purposes.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in 6, IL, and
10 Honths, Tor notes bearing interest, secured by
deed of trust ON the premises.
Sc Sd LAS C. McGITIRE Annt
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DRS. HUNTER 81 NXIIII.Ma

Physicians for Diseases Of Throa. and Luugs,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore
Dr. Hunter or Williams will visit Washing ton on
the I&th and 18th of each month. The next visit will
be on Saturday, the 18th inst
Jewelry Store. seeSt
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FUGITIVE BoAT.-Yesterday, officers Suit
ana Ross were called upon to search for boat
the "AiilnSton'-belOnging to the venerable pro
pletor OF Arlington, and used to convey produce
from us lar I'm to the market. After Il consideTa-
pie search IL was found long distance up the
lalge sewer between Ninth and Tenth streets, in
complete order. Ii was left in that position till
the return OF the tide would afford a sufficient
oePth OF water to bring ii out Of the canal.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERKSApKRs continue to draw
fuil houses at Odd Fellows Hail. a sure indca-
ZION OF the superiority Of the troupe.
The prog FAMINE last night was enriched by the
remaf kaole performances of Mr. Levi Brown
resident OF this city, by the way-upon the accOr-
deoh, an instrument we had supposed of limited
capabilities, but which MIR. Brown endowed with
new and wonderful powers.
Tonight the performances conclude with the
rich "Piantation Festival
WARNING TO PARENTs.-On Tuesday the lit
tie child Of Mrs. Dorsey, widow of James Dorsey,
was so badly scalded by falling into tub of
boiling water, that it died yesterday. The child
was washing, as to occasion her Inconvenience,
ana she, requesting it to 90 away, the child
backed into the tub of water. III
TOMORROW the Still Club start on their excur.
sion to Leonardtown and Piney Point We adj
wise those who have not registered their names
to do so at once and 60 in for a good time.
THE LAST EXCURSION TRIP Of the season of
the steamer Maryland to Norfolk, takes place to-
morrow. Excursionists will govern themselves
accordingly.
10 THOMAS MURPHY, ESQ, a veteran hortcul-
tnri"t, we are indebted for some superior speci-
mems of clingstone peaches raised at his place
near the Rock Greek Church
WATCH RETURNs.-The trial doc ket was blank
this morning. The only occupants of the lower
hall Were few unfortunate individuals, in for
lodging.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Sept. IO.-Stocks are lower cen
orally. Chicago and Rock Island %: Cumberland
Coal Co ii; Illinois Central Railroad s9X; ditto
Cohas 90 michigan Southern 2lk; New Yoik
Central 70A; Pennsylvania Coal C1mn,n,, 20
Reading Railroad 4; Virginia 6's COY N i,sanri
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
INWO-STORN AME HnI-SL' ANN

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
TNWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il ON 8TH STREET, NEXT TO THECoRNER OF NORTH
L. STREET, AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the I4th
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises, mt
O'Clock p M, part OF the original Lot No. -. IN
west running back 80 feet inches, between [. aud
Nj streets north, with the improvements, which are
This property is handsomely located on the west
side OF 9Th street west. adjoining MIR. J. 6. Adams
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title indis-
putabe.
AEREEN Anot;onaor
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HOME MADE CARRIAGES.

We have now on hand, OF our own manufacture a
line assortment of l. 6 III II C. A r.. ~E q
RlAGES OF latest and most approved pStGES
styles, and warranted, in point Of wOrk-xZS&1
United states. We respectfully solicit a call from
citizens and strangers 10 examine our work, as we
quality of our work or In low prices we also do
every kind of REPAIRING in a workman Ike
manner and at reasonable prices.
GARDNER x PLACE.
Sc 8-3w~ hT3 70 h street, south side Of Pa ave.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
hA WIZ CI-E DE A DEE ID OLE I'll

ID the subscriber. bearing date the Sd day Of
September 1851, and duly recorded the Land &c
ords of Washington county, in the District of CO.
lumbIa, shall sell at public auction the premI-
SEES, on TT ESDAI, the 18th day of Sep ember. l8o7
at o'clock p. M, Lot No. s, Square No. "a lying
IN said City Of Washington, and fronting So feet
inches on north NJ street, and running hack 100 feet
To an alley feet wide, which, by side alley has an
outlet. on oath and 18th streets.
There is a neat two-stOry Frame House on the
Lot, Will b Is nearly opposite the late Genera!
Thompson residence, now owned by John +. Rec
side, Esq
North M street is to be graded, and the neigh
bOrhoOd is improving.
Terms One-thlrd cash the residue in three and
SIX months for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust.
Convey ancIng at the ex penSe of the purchaser
X. X. CRAWFORp, Trustee.
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
II GENERAII.Y.

ITO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
i GENERALLY.
=. The undersigned most respectfully announce to
their customers and to the pub large,
that they have entered into an Arrangement with
the owners of the store-house they OCCUPY, by
which they will continue In possession OF the lame
until the LIST of March next.
In making this announcement they beg to say that
they wall open In few days large and thoroughly
every novelty in Dress Goods, OF this seasons I'M
Those Of our customers whose accounts rendered
ISL OF July remain unsettled, are requested to pay
up before commencing new balls. .....s -fF
CtsAGETr, NEWTON, MAY 4 CO..
eIo6 Cor. Pa, ave, and eth street., q
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I -.. e. LOTHIN
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any to
dispose of can receive a fair cash price for the
same, by, sending or addressing III. MELA, No. 80
Louisiana avenue between 9Th and 10th Streets west
end Centre Market.
~. B: business suspended on Saturday.
jy D. 2ms vi. MEf.A
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. lO-El,ur Is duh, a. a
decline of Scents Sales OF OU bhls; STAT. S. II,
SO:3o; Ohio s5.o5aS6; Southern s5.75aS6 10.
w heat Is heavy; sales Of Is, 90 bushels: white
u 81; red sla. Corn is heavy; sales OF %, $50
bushels; mixed 7ia72c
Pork is higher; Mess SOS. 75 Prime s2i 3Oaal
Lard steadO at 15kc.
Whisky is higher; Ohio 96c
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TOMORROW the Still Club start on their excur-
sion to Leonardtown and Piney Point We adj
wise those who have not registered their names
to do SO at once and 60 in for a good time.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FoR
~ CASH,

- VT FRED FOX
ii. : KEN, JKwEIFR
e'sA'S fe oSSeo prices, foR CASH, the fol-
"o' S,t H1nIng English Patent Levers, full jeweled.
Gold Hunting petach do. full ieweled from SIS mn.
"oi M Ladies watches, full jeweled IN yanety 8 4
Al Watches are guaranteed for y months.
prces al Sind. 90 and Vest Chains at wholesale
Pins Ear Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons, sesis LOCK-
ets, PENCILS, etc. embracing Diamond Pearl CoTais
Pure Silver Wsrs"Spoons Forts, and ali ins ss q
fancy silver Ware-IOtcer than ever offered before
tors Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers, sic..
Will be sold at SnaaEfaetHLers prices.
is: 10 rtdHcs oar present Iares Stock ToJ ys15,
casa, contemplating some alteration ~ oar IEs,.
Persons want Of anything in our line are invited
to cal we snail take pleasure IN convincing Them
such reductions are seldom offered. An goods WA
rn aas Is as represented $50 penp n sEMkEN
pH0ToGRAPHs OF AMERICAN SCENE
y Rf.-Just received. a eholoe lot Of Photosrapbs-
at TAYLOR & MhUsS'S
80 d bookstore. near 9Th street.
lN3sR SALE:Ione Bob-tail soRREL HORSE.
~ iant at ELEMING a F0Y's Stables ~
MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES heinz
time, aPd having been purchased S before the l
sa ti. Ssn Be ssG a. sssS
- =. y. HOOVER,S
eu Iron Hail. Pa ave- bet. ath and iath sts.
hu PONTS 6UNPOWD TrrF.
II am all times supplied with al the varous kinda
OF DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
20 supply the same N any quantity to parties vantlnr
on the most favorable terms.
80 -. w. ALBERT KING, sA
ALL Agent for the District of Columbia.
NAV Ia-tf nrtelAst.ts., Ssso, nsn 1srset,
let CLASPS FOR BELTS, JOINTED CHIN
- Dolls, Arnaetesia Hair Pils. Tuck combs &e
~ tseg LAMMOND'S,
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WATCH RETURNs.-The trial doc ket was blank
this morning. The only occupants of the lower
hall were few unfortunate individuals, in for
lodging. " -'
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10 THOMAS MURPHY, ESQ, a veteran horticul.
tnriSt, we are indebted for some superior speci-
mems of clingstone peaches raised at his place
near the Rock Greek Church.
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The LAST EXCURSION TRIP of the season OF
the steamer Maryland to Norfolk, takes place to-
morrow. Excursionists will govern themselves
ACCORDINGLY
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The departments were all
well supplied, and the prices remain with few
exceptions) the same as quoted ON Tuesdav.
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BALTIMORE, Sept lO.-Flour is Gull, and nonl-
inally $50 for all kinds of super
w heat has declined 2a3c. Sales Of red at 81 21
and white Si.35asI 40 Corn is drooping; whits
65a67c., Yellow 66a6Sc ~
City Whisky 26c.
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REAL EsTArF-IesterdaY, Jas. C. Mcclure
Auctioneer, sold Lot No. I, in square 15s, about
20, 600 square feet, to VIM. f. spalding, for S .
cents per foot.
G.. W. BOteler, Auctioneer soid brick hons,
and lot, on Sixth street, between o and streets
tor 81 40.
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The Ohio River,
HallImorr MnrLnts

WHEELING, Sept. lO.-The river is at a low
stage Nothing but light draft boats can be useSi.
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ANOTHER OF THE JUVENILE GANG A coIored
boy named James Johnson, was arrested this
morning for stealing a IS gold piece. half and
two quarter dollar pieces from the pocket of a
taken before Justice Smith and sent 10 Jail ThI.
boy il but nine years old.
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III ,SLAsPS F0R BELTS, goINTED CHIN
~ Dous, Arnaetesia Hair Pins. Tuck COmbs, A c..
NJ tse2 - LAMMOND'S,'
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Ar HANS ON CogNER Our worthy f. lend
h'chaLd j. Hubbard, as the reader is already
adTsed, has purchased the stock of goods OF
JASON HAM, and will, in a few days add to the
aFeady large stock Of goods on hand NJ: Hub
oaFa viii maintain the wei-earred character OF
we establishment, by keeping as general an assort-
1e't as there is in the city aud dealing with the
'ane Harness and desire TO please his customers,
nas at all times been manifested by his prede-
sessor; AMI hopes, by this means to retain the
pA'fenage of those who have So literally sup
fo.'ea Inc establishment Mr.. Hubbard is an
wv si'zen OF the county, and d. serves in every
aspect the confidence of the public He is a
s'0a merchant, and purchasers may depend upon
I'asment as to the quality of his goods. Call
sad see him
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1857-03-19

ey- Charles D.cainsons properly on Noflh
Franklin street, was sold on N'hdtE ia''' 10 fs7'.
John F. smith, for : 100.
~ NrsroR, was considered one of the ,

~ NgsroR was considered of the wise
men Of Greece. aud Of the latriarcbs and
Snow has been known to fall from the clouds since
the year one, shortly after but no one ever
supposed that Snow & NEsT3R would be united
in Co-partuership in the Grocery line i'll Richmond.
yet such is the fact -a.D,,it this is not the
Nestor of old, or the first SNOW; yet they are
inst as good as tho they were; and theg advertise
in another column that they have a general as
sortment of Groceries on hand ist as good as
can be had in the West All kinds Of Produce
bought and sold. Every thing needed to sustain
life Il ere be had for their establishment j.
a perfect Mes. or avalanche of good things :;
and it .Sno,cs at the >, +. Corner of Main and
Front Streets, the year round. Give EN- a call
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Burning Fluid a Lard Oil.
Fer sale by NJ. W. THOMAS.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the Salisbury farm on
which he resides miles West OF Richmond
tho South side OF the National road. containing
hundred ans enty all enclosed, hun tired
and seventy cleared. and high Of cgltiva
ton improvements. brick house, frame barn. tenant
house, orchards. eigh, hel1s averaging twenty
,eresRer ne3 with never failing water IN each,
hundrs4 IN grass. plenty Of good tim Der,
one-'ourth down, the residue in i've equal an
nuaI Iast,nen:s, with interest.
Also Sugar Lawn arm four aad half miles North
Vest Indian, polls between the State road and the
R.iIroa6 atlng from Indianapolis 10 Lafayette
tanning three hundred and twenty acres Improve
uaeats one hundred cleared. log hou .es
log barn SC. terms. equal annual payments the
first be paid uP.n giving possession
For particulars write 70 Iehel RAilsbaek Of
Zee IN Brisatweils building Richmond Ind, OF tie
subscriber two niiss West Of Richmond.
r, RAILSBACK
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SHOE AND Boor E.-Wetherald, by his
close attention 10 business and the large stock be
keeps on hand, has demonstrated the az vantage Of
coufning the trade to ore branch 0. business. Ia
purchasing his attention is rot dire, ted to the
thousand and one articles that constitute a mis-
eellaneous stock of goods but his Whole Alteration
directed TO the selection of every article in his
line to be found in the large manufacturing Is
adjustments of the East and of importers. II yol
want anything sehaterer in the way of Boots aud
Shoes go TO Wetheralds.
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Morrison, Blanchard & Co


This we'll known BANKING HOUSE is at
Ill times fully prepared to grant accommodations
sa furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business.
Discounts ma lie daily, upon acceptable nance
irregular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
It Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers for any amount, free of charge.
Interest allowed Oh money deposited for long
o, short time, from one day upwards
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THE LADY'S DELIGHT.

S'HE andersi ynel harry TO inform thos4 are
TIRED ffhe Oh ABoEISG method Of Washing he
has machine that does really surpass thrg
wash except that old used b oAer Ere u
really good that speedy
and you wash bed clothes with yoI
by old Oriental and IN
time. AID in Tact it toFitsef aud " universal "a
= ih the ladies Of worth ami
hHe the sisaes Of those he have the
SarE 10 do, kn0E IL hoax
machine las th sale than hereto
fore u.uuicy. call
ing and sill hos tiey work th zys5ery.
and be happy supply with fee though
sold blessing humanity ard kind
generally.
". .. SCHO0LEY
Richmond. March ), rs. RI,
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kS' ORR SroRE.-l'he piles of goods now
Striving at the New-York Store. attracts the al
'e0''on of every pas,er BY and they do no, pass
Tue o'her side of the street but go in the
0'e anu admire the beautiful patterns, the rev
.' great variety, and when they learn the IN
i's low price at which they are sold. they can
>s' Tie opportunity 10 make bargains and
ff's 'heir wants Jackson buys for cash, sell.
n-ouys cheap and sells cheap-hence that
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JAMES NJ HATs, will receive in a few days a
this city. They have been selected with more
than usual care, and with desire TO please every
variety of taste from the pIainest TO the gayest.
Tie price will be Put at the loves, possible 6su q
With the hope OF attracting the attention of thos
who appreciate good bargain. Call at the j
stand, and suit yourselves
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Anatomical Lecture.

Mrs. f. A. LUKESs proposes to Lecture to a
Glass OF Ladies' in Richmond, on Anatomy and
Physiology, with their bearings on Health and
Human Happiness.
She has, for illustration, IA French Anatomical!
Figure life size, eSqusiiely modelled from papier-
maaae 50 as to represent all the Organs OF Diges-
ton, Nutrition, &c, &c, in their proper place, or
movable at pleasure. thus answering more than
he purpose Of actual dissection. Also Charts
snd Skeletons
REFEREScgs Prof j De Lamater, of Cleve
land Medical College; X G Thomas late of the
Philadelphia Female Medical College, and others,
Unnecessary.
"Rescired That we tender to Mrs, Lnkens our
sincere concentrations, for her able and interest
ing Course OF Lectures, and recommend her 90 all
ladies' DESTROYS of obtaiun.. a knowledge of the
important subject she teaches well qualified
for her task" Mrs. DR.. THOMAS
AvALINE,
Bass
And Others of Fort Wayne.
Mrs Lrkens' Lectures are spoken or on all
hands as highly interesting and satisfactory.
Ed Rensselaer, paper.
Mrs. l. has Just closed Course of Lectures
to some of our best and most respected Lady citi-
GEMS and from the result, have no hesitation IL
saying she is just the woman for her work
AUGUSrUs w ArTLEs,
Editor Of hansds Tribune.
The Introductory will be Free to ladies and
eentlemen, and will be given in the Lecture-room
Of the Methodist Church, on Friday evening,
March 2oh
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Book RINDERS.-Anythiug that is worth being
printed is worth being bound and preserved. Mr.
Taylor at the Richmond Bindery is prepared TO
put up in substantial! manner all kinds of pam
phlets magazines books &c. Blank books made
to order and Of Superior paper and in superior
style. Work done promptly aud forwarded to the
place from where received.
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eSA correspondent of the Cincinn natl
Commercial OF Yesterday. says that the Hog
Cholera Is the effect of the strychnine used
by distillers in the manufacture of Whisky.
which of course poisons the still slop'' that
the hogs are fed upon. He SAYS fish were
killed in the Sciota at Chillicothe, Ohio bv
the DRAWINGS from the hog pens OF large dis
tileries.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1857-03-19

WHITE TEETH. PERFUMED BREATH A%p BEAUTIFUL
CoMxLExfoS BE- acquired by using the Balm of
Thousand tlowers.' What lady gentleman would
remain under the of dlsareeabie breath. when
by using the balm 4 THOUSAND Flowers rs 4
entifrce. would only tender sweet but leaves the
teeth white - aabaster? Many persons do not know
their bres tn il bad and the subet j. delicate their
friends will m 'ntion it. beware of cnuntereits
BE sure each bottle signed FRIDGE CO, y. Y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1857-03-19

The farmers will fud it 10 their advantage to
call upon them before disposing of their products,
IS they will pay the highest price that the foreign
market will justify. Call aud see them.
They are also disposng of their stock of Dry
oeods al very low prices.