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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
TeERSONS wishing to sell their Negroes will
Il find it to their advantage to give me a call be
8 K fore selling elsewhere. l have all the g
n0 facilities that the trade will admit of N
"a in the New Orleans and other markets. D1yysN
Nv Such being the case, | can give as w
much as any one else, which l am de-
termined to do. Any communication addressed to
me. either in Baltimore or Port Tobacco, will be
attended to Immediately.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, Agent
Sep. l6, ls47. for B. NJ. Campbell
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

SARcAsM.-Counsellor Lamb, an old man,
when the great Lord Erskine was in the
height of his reputation, was man of llmid
manners, and nervous disposition, and usu-
ally prefaced his pleadings with an apology
to that effect, and on one occasion, when
opposed in some cause to Erskne, he hap
pened to remark that he felt himself grow
ing more and more timid, as he grew older.
ssNo wonder," replied the witty but relent-
less barrister, "cvery one knows that the
older lamb grows, the more sheepish he
becomes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
M | S G. Z l. L A n Y.

CAT-FIsu SoUP.-Cat-ish that have been
caught near the middle of the river are much
nicer than those that are taken near the shore
where they have access to impure food
The small white ones are the best. Having
cut off their heads, skin the fish, and clean
them, and cut them in three. To twelve
small catfish salt low pound and half
of ham, Cut the ham into small pieces, or
mouthfuls, and scald 1.-TWO or three times in
boiling water, lest it be too salt. Chop to-
ge,her bunch Of parsley and some sweet
majoram stripped from the stalks. Put these
ingredients into soup kettle and season
them with pepper: the ham will make 1t
salt enough. add a head of celery cut small,
or large tablespoonful of celery seed tied
up in a BIZ, of clear muslin, TO prevent its
dispensing. Put in two quarts of wafer,
cover the kettle, and let it boil slowly till
everything is sufficiently done, and the fish
and ham quite tender. Skim it frequently.
Boil in another vessel quart of rich milk,
in which you have melted quarter of
pound of butter divided into small bits, and
rolled in -four. Pour it hot into the soup,
and stir in at the last the beaten yolks of
four eggs. Give it another boil, just to take
off the rawness Of the eggs, and then put ii
into tureen, taking out the bag of celery
seed before you send the soup to the table,
and adding some toasted bread cut in small
squares In making toast for soup, cut the
bread thick, and pare off all the crust. Be-
fore you send it TO table, remove the back
bones of the catfish.
Eel soup may be made in the same man
ner, chicken soup also.
APooR ScHoLAR-One of our somewhat
famed scientific and literary men of Boston
was recently called upon by very seedy
looking man, broken down specimen Of
gentility, whose outward show, indeed, gave
strong indication of poetic and authorize des-
tiny. After greeting Professor --, the
shabby gentleman went on to state that he
was in great deslilution, sough, charity, and
hearing that Professor was friend to the
cause of education, SC, had called upon him,
as poor scholar, for relief.
"Poor scholar, eli All come in, sir;
walk into my library, sir, am friend to
literature, and shall be proud to assist The
struggling efors Of the poor scholar, al
ways"
Reaching the library, Professor opened
with Latin display of his proficiency in
letters, but finding that the aims seeker
seemed no, to comprehend the drift of it,
asked him in considerable irritation
"Why. sir, don't you understand the
classics -
"Class-cs - replied the fellow, "Lord
bless you, sir, what be ,hey?'
"Heavens' calculated the now sawed
Professor, ''did you not say, sir, that you
were poor scho7aro %
"Yes, sir, SO be mighty poor scholar;
'taint my fault though, sir, seein' l never
had any schoolin'n'
Slipping few shillings intothe poor scho-
lars fist, the professor told him to-slide !
Boston Rambler.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

GA general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
is kept on sale by E. WHITMAN, Jr. which can be
recommended to his customers.
April 6, lS1S.-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

y PLOUGHS.-Stockcd Poughs and
X@Plough Castings, just received and for
Assss2&as6aiA sale by WIN. BOSWELL s. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

GENTS WANTED to canvass for some
n NEW AND POPULAR WORKS, in every
COUNTY throughout the United States. To
Agents, the most liberal encouragement is offered
with small capital of from 1875 to 500. A chance
is offered whereby an Agent can make from 81 to
s25 per week.
sIgFor further particulars, address (post paid. }
VIM. A. LEARY,
No-I5S North Second Street, Philadelphia.
ap 2O-2m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
GEORGE HARTMAN,

1874 Pratt, near Hanorer st. baltimore,
TTAS in Store large assortment Of GeRtlemen's
LII DRESS BOOTS, (Morocco and Calfskin,)
made in the most fashionable manner and of the
best materials. Also, complete assortment of
LACE BOOTS. He particularly solicits call
from his COUNTRY FRIENDS and others, feeling
assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with
regard to prices, etc.
oct29.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

GADDLERY.-Just received and for sale a
- lot of clegan. Saddes-also, Whips Spurs,
Brides, Martingales, Heads and Reias. For sale
by WIN. BOSWELL & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

IRRAscIBILITY OF TEMPER.-The great
est plague in life is bad temper. 1t is a
great waste of time to complain of other
peoples; the best thing is to amend our
own 4; and the next best quality is TO learn
to bear with what we meet in others. A
bad temper will always the itself out, if it
findno one to resent it; and this very know
ledge is worth ,riae. lrrascibiflly is very
injurious to health; and SO, in fact, is every
morbid indulgence of our inferior nature
low spirits, melancholy, diflidence, dlsncli-
nation for ordinary duties, discomfort, fret
fulness, even down 10 mental lassllude, in
dolence, or despalr-are all very inlmcal
to the enjoyment of life; and every posi-
BILE effort should be made to cast them all
to the winds, and look unblushing in the
truth of the fact. 1t is astonishing what a
little reflection will do-lhe fears are most
ly imaginary, and with one dash of resolu-
ton may all be overcome.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

THE WRIT is astonishing to see how
well man may live on small income,
who has handy and industrious wife,
Some men live and make far better appear
ance on six or eigh, dollars week than o.
theirs do on fifteen or eighteen dollars. The
man does his part we'll but his wife good for
nothing. She will even upbraid her husband
for no, living in as good style as her neigh
Dor! while The fault is entirely her own
His neighbol has neat, capable and indus
trous wife, and that makes the difference
His wife on the other hand, is a whirlpool
into which great many silver cups might
be thrown and the appearance of the waters
would remain unchanged. No Nicholas, the
diver, is there to restore the wasted treasure.
1t is only an insult for such woman to
talk to her husband about her love and de-
yOtIOn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08

HATS.-Spring style black Beaver and Plush
IL Hats, for sale by BOSWELL & co.
mar 80.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
TO PLANTERS.

nov ST.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-06-08
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS

ALIENS FRESH, Sep. Is, ls47.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

and eternal rocks you make it more enduring than
his fame Construct it of the peerless Parisn marble
you cannot make it purer than his life Exhaust upon
the rules and principles OF ancient and of modern art
you cannot make it proportonae than his charac-
ter!
But let your homage to his memory end here Think
not to transfer to a tablet column the tribute which
is due from yourselves just honor to Washington can
only be rendered by observing his preceps and initiating
his example Smilitudins dseorenus. He has built his
own monument We, and those who come after us in
successive generations its appointed its privileged
guardians This widespread republic - the true mon
hold its constitution. Preserve its Union, Defend its
liberty Let it stand before the world in all its original
strength and beauty. securing peace, order equality and
freedom to all within its boundaries, and shedding light
and hope and Joy upon the pathway Of human liberty
throughout the world; and Washington needs no other
monument Other structures may fifty testify vene-
ration for him; this this alone can adequately illustrate
his services to mankind.
Nor does he need even this The republic may perish
the wide arch OF ranged Union may fall star by star
its gores may expire stone by stone its columns and it's
capital may mouder and crumbe all other names which
adorn its annals may be footten but long as human
hearts shall anywhere pant human tongues shall any
where plead for true, RATIONAL constitutional liberty,
those hearts shall enshrne the memory and those tongues
prolong the fame, of GEORGE WASHINGTON!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08
A GnuMnLkn.--The Boston Statesman says /:

GRuMRIxR.--The Boston Statesman says.
The Of snakes lightning, and drowned children
is upon Some poctical compilers call 1t summer and
quote howery literature"
This reminds of the reply of drunkard, who WINS
urged to drink the beverage of nature;
mo, said he water Is dangerous very dangerous II
browns people gets into their chests into their heads and
90 Il makes that internal steam that's always blow
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

DuRE MILK at cents per quart.-There is Scotch
Yankee who lives the Of l4th and d streets,
and keeps dairy Of S5 cows, who is selling milk at
cents per quart Now, If you the real stuff, call
with the cash. and you have it, Families who
use gallon per day can have delivered at their houses
u 5. Wanted Immediately, two who understand
milking, Those who have had experience in English or
Scotch diaries would be preferred.
" 7-3t% A. LUDLOW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

The democrats of New Orleans paying all sorts o
honors Gen Butler On Saturday evening they were Il
have had brilliant torch-light procession in his honor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

HORSE LOSTI-Escaped from my PASTURE adjoining
the railroad where leaves the city, small light bay
horse high spirited marked with white on one hind foot
and having the hair rubbed off above one eye He was
formerly owned by Mr. Deringer of this city will give
suitable reward any who will deliver him at my
residence on street, east of the Patent Office
July 7-lw AMOS KENDALL
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GIN. TAYLoR's PLANrArIoN.-The Baton Rouge Gazette
says sit has been reported that violent tornado
passed the plantation of Gen. Taylor in Mississippi
its late visit. which swept down and destroyed large
proportion of his growing crops, and of several
thou nd dollars"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08
Virginia Money

80 Virginia Money.
Vlh1lNlA and uncurrent money exchanged the low
est rate in the city.
Bounty land warrants bought and sold.
- CHARLES J. NOURSE.
Tor SAFE 10 acres OF land, with fine orchard; also 30
on the heights of Georgetown 80 adoin-
ing Ienneily Town. Apply ms above. Jy7-S*
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

1O16PH HOULANGERS American and French Res,
teur~ns, street, near the War Department. Ist ward
will have open table the 4h July besides his pr
vate rooms for strangers and citizens NAV honor him
with their patronage There will be in abundance ali Thai
terms.
July T. 1855
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Maxnstlc TeIexraph Comn.nx.

Magnetic Telegraph Company.
THE stockholders of the Magnetic Telegraph Companv
hereby notified that the annual meeting of aid com
pany will be held ut Barnum's Hotel in the city of Balti
more Tuesday, the llh day of July next alto O'Clock
q. r. FRENCH
WARRINGTON. June q, ls4s. June 2e-dm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-08

NANHNHNB ENGRAVING OF 0EN TAYLOR.-An
- admirable Likeness, and admitted by officers of the
army, now IN the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentafon o. the distinguished old Hero.
For SALE by the dozen, or single copy, BY ~
w. e. KENNAUGH,
june zSu Sole Agent, near the National Theatre
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09

MARRIED, at Centreville on the esth.
BY the Rev. Leroy Woods. Mr.. CHARLES
NAuLK Of this place. to Miss LUCINDA
JEANEs. Of Madison County.
rThe cake was received-'twas eat
-ke were filled-we are thankful, and
ere now prepared to masl any one who
says said cake was not good. God bless
Mr.. and Mrs. MArLE. and may they never
have occasion to severely maui the little
MArIEs'.
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09

Strange: That 50 many who are afflicted with
a COUCH .ta, is gfadda) j wearing them down.
and slowly. but surely .sealipg them into tia,
dreadful dise.se. Consa"p.ion-,has disease
which carries OF ,hoasands daily, are doing no:h-
ing, or what is worse than nothing. Rorging the m
selves with nostras. that are pdflsd 10 tho skies
for cures they are said TO have effected on some
foreign or Unknown PERSONS, when they cnn
be positively cured BY using ER. ROGERS
COMPOuNDSYRUPOF LlyEKWORT AND
TAR. which, still continues to effect the most
Womde Jni CO,es ever recorded il the ahtaIs or
medicine. A fac, which is proved by rslere nee
to the vast n"'"ler Of cer,iticsteY from the first
and most respectable ciiisens. such a.-Dr. VIM.
J. Richards. Judge WIN. Burke, .hs wiz, OF tic
Rev. &. W. Maiey. DR.. Hiram Coz, late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati,
and others Of that city. Certfcates not only OF
ren,srk able cures Of distressing Cough, brt Con-
.u"p,io" actually Cared. after the Physician. Of
the highest standing had given them up 10 DIET
If ,nea If such high standing will Doueh for the
creaf uir1Mrs of this n,-dicine ws cannot bit In
fer that it il st least Ill that it is 70
be- Read tho advertisement Of Dr.. Rogers !"
aaOti,er column.
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09

5000 Bushels F10XSee0 Wanted:
= .HE highest market price will Be- paid IN
j CASH, for FLAX SEED delivered At
our Mill Two miles North Of Richmond, or At
our Warehouse in Richmond. Once in 7. A..
Dusdsie' . Machine Shop ono door West Of A.
Grimes Hotel.
Eiuseed Oil, kept ON hand ut sll times, which
we will sell NJ the Cincinnati market price, or
exchange for flaxseed.
FAHNESTOCK T. HOWELLLS.
r. s. email assostment Of Geek Stoves, ef
= superior quality, for sale BY the subscribers.
+. l.. H.
Richmond. July 2eth, lsas 33-n
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09
For me Palladium.

For tNe Palladium
Mrs,s. Edi,ors:-Ne attended sn common
with ,rxer., Of eAt citftens, n FEW Days sihce.
t.s c,os;ns exercises ~ Esa. Poe's school. and
x.,. highly gr.,i6eJ win tne apparrn, advaice-
men, Of all tn. classes. Tho ieg.Iarity-ordcs
and general training Of the large hamber OF
1swali scholars present on the occasion ~v'ncec
zeal and discretion ON the part OF the teachers,
aud proper appreciation Of the Condition and
wants Of the young mind.
The proper training and management OF
Young children particularly, has always bee"
toni .,s so much Of the instruction of AFTER year
dspc udins entirely on their early culture Me-
,hodical arrange "ge,nent-regularity- correct
ness Of pronunciation We're observable in the
S~cisa,ions Of the reading and spelling classes;
while tho fOrsw~s particularly, manifested by
their ease-cadsuce- aceentuation, and atteu-
sion to punctuaiion, that they understood what
they were sssdsE, and took an interest in it,
We are disposed 70 attach very much Importance
10 cssrect sssdine. The readiness 81 tnc more
sdvascsd classes in the higher branches Of Eng
iish Edscssisa, ID ans~e-i"G questions and Civ
ing eApian.sions, was encouraging I'll nigh de-
gree.
Several pieces ~ excellent music were sung
by the school Al large in most gratifying
inasser. and reminded me OF some cY the
large Sabbath Schools choiss of oaf cities. The
teaehers mast devote much attention 10 correct
sien,e nt.ry style in their mus1c: and Certainly
i,cir instruction and practice in this depArsme nj
~sss b highly crafty ing ID parents who elevate
shs ssssAsrd Of yosshfsl accomplishment.
The manser Of Miss Rodgers ~ teacher. Il
Pssticslssly attracting. and cannot fail e1citi",
lively Interest 10 the youth committed to her care
shist hss 1ods ef inssrsetion quite superior 4
6as ISasd in mssy primary schools. Tho live
~ 'sssssss excited by the exercises will be sufh
c'ess sPs'egy fes thds noticing matter which
often fails to excite the attention due it.
The exercises were closed by = few very per
tinent asd encouraging remarks FROM Mr.. Nc
Dowell. A Observer.
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09
lsc:s, Estate For Sale.

N1oT1Cr is hereby given tina, ,h;o tadar r-iIn-
Y ed Assignee q. the Richmond Trading and
Manufacturing Company. will offer for sale ON
III. premises. ives, VI aid adjcini"R the city Of
Ktci,"o'.d. on seye h,k day. fSata rd.y.) the o'i
" the 9th mo. iScptember) next; i6 out lots.
various sizes. from l. up 70 ? acres and i3e per
ch-s. Including valuable stone quari-s and water
privilege. sale f5 commence at 10 o'clock o"
said day. One third the purchase money will
be required nt the time Of sale, one third in SIX
months thereafter, and the balance in one year
nom the dat. OF sale, Notes and security will be
REQUIRED Uf purchasers, without any relier from
valuation, or nppraisment laws. A plat Of the
lots ca at oil times be at the Store Of A. C..
E.ancnatd 4 Co.
RuBYRr MtRRissON,l
A. e. BLANCHARD, ! Assigsess.
ID. r. NtcGiNS,
Aug. 9Th. 1919. 33ss
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09
PUBLIC, SALE.

IENIiE undersigned, i'll o;.;.r for sale on 9Th
day, (Saturday,) 18Th instant, at her Tesi-
drnce 2 mites north east Of Richn>ni, OH the
Grccnviilo road. the following property. to-wii:
1TTwo head Of young Horses; Calves:
Sheep; HOGS; .wo-horse Wagon and
Harness; Farming Utensils, &c.
Sale 10 commence AZ 10 O'Clock, q. M. when
due attendance will be given a:sd terms made
KNOW by the umdc rsignrd.
SUSANNAU WRl.H".
Anr,,st 9th 1Sls 81
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09

EXTRACT of
SARSARARIL1A.
Principal oaiee iaS Fai,os Street. N.p York.
and lo5 Sersh Pearl Street. .iltsny.
vvondcs and BIesstsE of the Aee-.he most
Ex,raordinasy Nseaicine il tie WSrDa.
Conssmptio~ CaseS.-Cie.nse sd strength
en-. Consumption can be cu.cd. Bronchitis
ConsYmpiion. Liver Complaint. Colds. Cat.rrh.
C Cougi,s, Asth,na. Splitting OF Blood, Soreness in
tho Chest. Hectic Flnsh n xht Swe.,s. Difficult or
Profuse Expecterat;on. Pain i. the Side. &C..
haze been and Can Be cured.
SfIrTiNc BLOOD.
- New York, April %, lsl7
DR. TowSsEsD-I verify believe that your
Sarsaparil Ia has been the me us. through Provi-
d-nc-, Of saving my life. have tor several
years had bad Cough. u became worse snd
had night Swea,s; aud Was greatly dsbiiitAtsd
and reduced, aid did not expect TO live. have
only used your Sarssparilla shor: time. and
there has a wonderful change been wrought in
me. am able to walk sIl over the city.
raise blood, and my cough has left use. You
can well imagine that | am thankful for these
results. Your obedien servant,
WM. RUSSELL, 65, Cstharine st.
Rheumatism This is only ono Of more than
four thousand case. Of Rheumatism that DIR.
ICwnSen0S . SArSapaFilIa mas cured ne m0SS
severe and chronic weekly srsdicsted
by its extraordinary virtues.
james Ctmming.. Esq. one Of the assistants
in the Lanat:c Asy ium, Black wells Island. 10
the gentlemen spoken or in the following letter:
Bl.ckwel,'. Island, s~ps. Il. iei7.
DR. TowxsESD--De.rS Sir: bsvr suffered tss-
siderabi. Of IL. time could not eat. sleep or
walk. + had the utmost distressing pains, and
my limbs w-re terribly swollen. I hsvs ussd
four bottles Of your Ssrsaparilla, and they have
done mo more than one Thousand dollars wessh
entirely relieved. You are At liberty 70 usc thie
for tho benefit Of the afflicted.
JAMES CUMMINGS
Fever 1oA AGue.-Dr Townsssd's 0Ar6sps.
.il!a Is u.eeu.'l'd is e,s.: sf sse Chile .sd
one Of hundeed that 90 hsve seeeivsd from tho
Souih and West sf like character:
oswero, Mich, 6ces y. 1877
Dr.. Townsend: Dear sir-i pxvch.seS fsr nv
wife two bossles Of Ssrsspsnils .of -yenr Agesk
Mr. MeNsir. Of K.!.ms:eo. 10 ~ tsr DE Fe-
bottle. il tsPp>.red 70 warm H. 6,sss, ssd every
other day, whsa ihe Chiils aed Fever sppeassd,
they were less viesess; .sd bssere she hsd 6sisa-
ed the bottle. shs was esaise1y relisved sd ~
tesk tho Agus. A lady hat had bees very eiek
with the Chile and Fever. bot had bsske shess
with Quiuine. and wss lsll in very weak. asA
disssrssisG state. ssd yoesisd.esessdisgiy wiah
! Tie Ag.s Cake, seeing Lhs si1aet sheA 4 6ad -
my wife. - sesi snd prsesrsd few hsAalSa. -
j. rsssessd hef IN . lsw veaks - esoplse< hcaleh.
Year sss.pssiiia = Siihest dssba p1sesel0o1 p
disss.s iseibsskts ths wess, s~a sif.ysa $50
sA.a hi. eeoNnaiessiss VII = Il >gn g
| at Liberty 70 Ese Il - ysx eAssn,.
! Yosss, respssean1D6
CHAkLES Il. s~AiE.
Pnseipei Omes. l9e FULTON ,asses, ssa
Banding. y. Y.i aad hy al - ePIiac1pal Dyse-
Ga. Ga g. q. - 49, %s::s " .as.ss.''' -
=. =. adA11, M. 8 o. 1lashss e.. Dsysss.
49, - r lf1 - ~ Aeescies 10 thsss
$780, 80
esiS BY JOSEPH uOWEl.ka.
Msy ls.lels, =.
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09
BLACkSMITHING!

EORGE WILSON, would respectful
~ ly inform the public that b. has erected
and nov occupies NEW SHOP on West Main
street. near Bnrk's old Livery Stable, where he
Is prepared 10 DO, in the best OF style and the
shortest notice. all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING. He will from Carriages, Bnggi.x. Wagons
and Thrashing Maehines;--make NM Irons,
lar attention to the making and repairing of
Agricultural Implemenfs-SHOEING HORSES
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, &c
O-He designs to make his establishment u
S0D@o0 7Hnd0inoys and there
fore confidently solicits public patronage.
the work Wen Done or No Pay:
Richrnoud, May p, ls4e. 22tf
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09

0Tho several eaad dates Cos ol5cs in This
county are tesPscais!Iy isfesassd that shs Auguss
election y psss-ihe summer u psssiy ended-
aud Soma annoaneements asd tickets are net yet
mid foi:: Do,n't forge, il fri..ds.
Richmond palladium., 1848-08-09
= Al AC IN II i.

A new preparation for Fever & Ag"e, made
IA from oar native Wiilov. The attention Of
Physicians i especially called to this article be-
cause it 10 ,he productioh Of Al: indigepen. tree,
sh<y would do well to give il trial. Also, Car
Penter's Precipitated Extract of Bark. and plen-
~ Of Quinine. Call and get your supplies. the
season 10 approaching. For sale at Dr. How
ellis Drug Store.
Richmoad, Aug. 2. ls4S. 32-H