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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

Every package in addition to lis confoinEg
FULL WEIGHT. independent Of the wrapper
bears the stamp Of neatness and elegance, and
the Teas therein thoTou .i,ly secured from
light aud AIR, that thc.r quality and power will
remain unin'pai@ed ia any climate.
WIN PECEEII.. .;Gsat.-tscS. store.
Richmond. Dece nbor i3tk, = Il. 5ltf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

Our merchants aud capitalists, says the n. Y.
Sun. have sutt red by the failures in Europe 10 Il
much greater extent than IS generally supposed !.
The SUI sets down the aggregate loss 10 Ameri-
e., b, these ailures. at over two millions of dol
lars.
The { ,thr,,ra at Salisbury, Engani, has in ii
many windows n are days IN year. rs many
marble pillars rs hours, and a. many doors a>
months
You can ALWAYS buy goods at lower price
from those who advertise. Their Increased sales
enable them to sell cheaper. Purchasers should
remember this-of course every INTEL !gcat pur-
chaser knows this fact
The good people of Hallowell. Maine. have
recently made voluntary contribution of 5I73
for the purchase Of maps. globes and apparatus
for their public schools This is noble.
According TO a letter written from the city o f
Hr>ico. on the 9th ult.. was selling 1T $500
per buslIel.
The cllizcns of st. Lawrence county. New
'rh. are receiving subscriptions for the
nt 4 monument over the sraveaoi the late Sllas
Wright
EyTIon. John Il. Weller. received the
nomination for Governor of Ohio. by the
Loco convention held AT Columbus on the
9Th instant.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
OF the Hon. j. w. Davis. late Speaker Of
fhc House. as Commissioner to China. TO
take the place vacated by the death of the
Hon. Alex. III. Everett; also that of Col.
Rowan. TO Naples. TO take the place of Col.
Polk; also of DIR. Niles. 10 Sardinia.
The steamer Sea Bird from New Orleans
TO ST. Louis. loaded with one thousand
kegs of gun powder. took fire on Wednes-
day last near Cape GirardeauS. The crew
and passengers had barely escaped when
the powder in the hold exploded. blowing
the boat II atoms. The report was heard
at distance of forty mi,es-Cin. Com
Jan. 2.
A STATE TRIAL THREATsxEp.-We understand
that Col Benton has remarked that this trial of
Fremont will lead to 4 State Trial before il is
done " hat can he meant Does he threaten
an impeachment OF the Executive Some say
that is the meaning.-Wasainstoa Wig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
NEW TAILOR SHOPM

hANIEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
- inform the citizens of Richmond, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened a shop
On Market street. Few Door, south Of
Main,
where he is prepared to execute, in n workman
like manner, any work in his line that may be
e entrusted TO him.
Garments made by him will be warranted to
suit his customers, and his terms to suit the
times.
Approved country produce will be take n for
work.
Richmond, March 90, S47. 13tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
MAyANMAA N0ZxA,

Richmond, Indiana.
1kNEE subscriber wishes TO call the att.n.,o,,
Il of the travelling public to the fact that he,
has returned TO his old stand,
THE NATiOSAL,)
that he has put the House.. -. vel, A..
ssaabsi,nsn,, IN hrs' rae order for tn. rno,e
81 h une .',seng public, with IL. deter
~est LOT Aind and close attention 10 tbns. IN,
may aasor him with a call. 30 paine shall BE-
spared Tor the comfort aud enjoy r1ent Of he
eues's.-in short, he is determined to keen .
son that calls on him at home m. c,,s,es .h.,,
be as low as any house Of the kind in ne west
no man shall GO away dissatisfied il in his pov1
er to prevent Feeling thankful Cor past f,vor,,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friend. ..3
customers. Any favor vii. be th.ni 6rii, ="
ceived, and, in his humble way. shall be re,uy,.J
Richmond. Feb 8, .e47 1,ss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
Valuable Property For SALE:

TINE excellent FARM, belonging to the
q heirs of ISRAEL EEESc.. will he sold by the
undersigned at private sale. The Farm, r. about
four miles North East of this city the middle
fork of Whitewater, aud contains ii acres
under good Notwithstanding House-Orch-
ard-good water power-springs of the best of
water. &c. Aiso.-Several Eighty acre Lots,
Of good. uniupSoved l. \ d. situated near
Camden. Jay county, Indiana. will be sold on
good terms. Fer ia rtter particulars and prices
apply TO ROBERT MORRISON, Agent.
Richmond, 9th mo- 2lst I-4. 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
. &c NS~H~H& IA .

n. NEWTON. respectfully informs
~. the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
that his office is on Main street, one door west OF
Sirattan Il Wright's Store.
Those wishing satisfactory operations on their
Teeth arr. invited TO give him call
n b. Building materials wanted by
A. \. NEWTON.
Richmond. Nov. Q, ISL. 4b-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
RICHMOND
I @ I N D d r Y
STOVES, lIOL:OSF-\VARE.n and
CASTINGS,


/
TE1TIE undersigned would respectfully inform.
Z the pub. &c that he carries on the Foundry
business at the old establishment. He has now
hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos. /, ,. ana. " IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE SPILMAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves Of different
sizes. with general assortment Of Frank IN ana
splendid Pa-lor Stoves. hiso.-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Wagron-Boxes. lie also manu-
features and makes TO ordcr-CARDISG MACHINES,
coNDENsERs, SPINNING aud MAPPING MACHINES.
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, FrILTNG STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used in manufacture
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made the shortest notice. He feels confident
in saving that he has the largest and best selected
lot of patterns in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills. lie has. in short, the latest
improvements in the l-Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS:
lie has patterns for all the good Ploughs in
use. He has Shops Ploughs-risht and left
handed; Woods Plough. four different sizes; all
of which he will sell at cI>cNS PRICES. for CASH.
TsIRAsIgINc: MACHINES.
He has excellent I'hrasIing Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for ASH appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease TO horses, and neatness and !
despatch in the execution of work, il is not infe
ri or to any in
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully socits a continuance of favors. /
j57Af kinds of Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT. or good HORSES, will be (
ak N in exchange for any of the above articles. 7
I5His STOVE STORE is on the North side /
Of Main street, opposite the Richmond Book store,
where customers will be promptly waited on.
TIIOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond, Nov. Q, S41. Cia3l45) I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

TI>HE subscriber has removed to Jon Bosrox' 5
OLp STAND where he will be ready at all
times TO attend 10 customers IN his Tine. Being
III receipt Of the Fhiladel phia and New York
Fashions. he will do work mp in the best and most
fashionable style at fair Prices
MATTHIAS CONKLE
y. B.-Persons wishing 10 have plain WORK
done can have Il atte iaed 10 By job Borton.
August 10, 1871. 33-tm-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
List Of LctfCrS.

n the Post Office, at Rich
a, On the LIST day of January,
are subject TO 4 charge of
iJition TO the regular postage.
for Letters IN the following
they are "ADyERTIsED.'
va Johnson Joseph Z
Johnson Charles
kimhie Elizabeth
LarTauce Isaac
p. Lamb Erie
Lutz Ferdinan
Lowe Mrs. Susannah
Long William y
Moore John
Moore George
Marine Edmund
Mage john J
MurPliey Clement:
Miller John II
4 M'Cluer William w
Molen John !;
a Morgan Frauc.s
Morton VIM. )
Messick ] I'M
Newbern Garrett
Faten Ben arnin r
Picket Be jnrnin y
Pinnev VIM. C..
Perk ibs Rachel )
Pitcher : r
Powers DIadernnla
Reutepolller Christian C
Reed Daniel
Roberts Isaac
Russell Elizabeth
Smith Luis
Smith Elizabeth II ,
Shelter Daniel
Starbuck Ed ward
Smith Mrs Mary Jane
Schranz HENRI
Stokes Lydia
Smith Samuel
Smith lamar \
Schwerin ChrIstoph
femme yer J ii
SEQ A " ,
manStephenson G w
Suiser James
Steer Russell A
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith Anassa
Smith Jesse p
Smith Elizabeth
Smith Mrs. Sarah
Starr Jeremiah
Sanucls Andrew
Tow Jesse
Taibert W lillian
Taylor Mary J
Thompson Mrs MarthaW
I'a.bert Aaron :;
Thomas Aida e.
Thughey Oliver
Norc Azel
Eoss John p
W arwirk William
Weber Peter Heinrich
Ward Samuel
Wright James ,
WhitcoInb DR., . r
Nindie John
Nilmoit Charles
w iIkins Mr..
Wilson Sarah
Wright Susannah
Watson David
Lirniner Solomon
JAMES ELDER, 2. NJ.
ISIS. l53l-2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

LATEST FROM MExIco-Thc steamship
". Orleans. arrived there on the os,h
having left Vera Cruz on the cath. \
train from the city of Mexico. under Gen.
Twiggs. arrived at Vera Cruz on the esd
with wounded officers and solders,-train
not molestcd on the road down. Gen.
Marshall, at Jalapa. it was rumored, would
march on Oriziba on the eth ult, where
Jaranta vas engaged recruiting. Gen.
Lane: with detachment of troops. fought
the Mexicans at place called Metamo-
ras and defeated them, taking several
Prisoners-Leu,. Ridgley, Lanes assis-
TINT AdJuiant, was killed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

4 DNYINTSrRATOR.SN OTICE.-.N Office is
n hereby given that the undersigned has ia
ken letters of Administration out Of the Wayne
Probate Court. on the Estate of Alexander Nc
Clure. deceased. Persons having claims against
the Estate will present them for PAYNE ut accor-
ding 10 law, and all persons indebted are requi-
red to make immediate payment. The Estate is
supposed to be solvent
WIN. 4. BICkLE. Amir.
Richmond, Dec. 20, Is41. l:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
E a s e ]: O N s !!
E~sDEE EzE EzE.
HATS AND CAPS,

VIE Undersigned, Is now prepared TO iurnlsh
4 his customers ana the public, With the la
test style of
HATS AND CAPS.
at Cincinnati prices. Also, on hand good sup
ply of PLAIN HATS, of the best quality. In
ge ne raj TERMS his assortment is equal TO any in
the place, embracing almost every article in hi.
line. He asks that purchasers NAV call before
buying else where. JOHN SUFFR1NS.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, lS4S. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

"inGOW Glass. Picture Glasses, and
w all other kinds of Glass of the best quail
~ and lowest prices, for sale by
Nov l6, lel1. IRWIN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
Pneumatic Hydraulic Engine.

Pncunsaiic Hydraulic Engine.
~ OTICE-The citizens of Indiana. are here
~ by notified that Lewis Davis, of New Paris,
Ohio, i. authorized to sell Territorial Rights for
the above invention in the State OF Indiana.
DANIEL WINDER. Patenfee, DC,
New Paris, O., Dec. -, l14..-52 4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

Richmond, Jan. ), Isis. lo3l =.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
SENATE not in session to -dav.

The House was engaged all day dis
cussinu the bill to restore the Southern
Mail 10 the old route. Various, amend
ments were proposed and lost; other
amendments were offered and adopted
when several points of order were raised,
and much confusion; prevailed until the
hour of adjournment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

WooI. Manu- crCRERs.-The Niddiesex COM
pany at Lowell, daily consume about SIX thou
sand pounds Of wool. The company has alre id y
purchased of the present years clip, nearly two
million pounds.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-20
HI i { { III d il b

The tPittsburgi Journal relates the follow
ing anecdote Of Met Connell, within q few
years memEer of Congress from Aladalna.
1t s true just as related: t & {5gs
McConnell, then member of Congress-,
stood at the bar OF one of the principal hotels
in Washington. Beside him and drinking
with him was one who without virtuous,
I or. g, generous feeling, had enjoyed all tho
advantages Of exalted family and great;
sgovernnble vices had to great extent forfeit
Sed.sl He was Stunned 8hy the good: but
Nice Connell had long since left the choice
OF his companions to chance, and then chance
was generally untoward, the individual
referred to, spoke Of the Bible, sneered at its
authority, ridiculed its injunctlons. repeated
the most sacred passages with rbald COM
n,ents. Mcconnell, who had been all ex-
element and exhilcration, stood silently and
sadly by without a. word of remark. The
blasplemer continued in language more and
more Offensive: and it was remarked that tile
eye Of Mcconnell s flashed with unwonted
fire, and that his check flushed with even5;a
deeper glow than that which dissipation had
fixed. AZ length he stepped forward, and
said US 'ssS
.stop my friond. y 4 From the moment i
first looked into your face, feared you
We're a scountlrcl, for God had set the mark
of Cain! uponyonr forehead. now know
it. am bad mana lost mann man,
every moment of whose life upbraids him, but
! have one green spot still left in my heart
- love my wife, and my wife loves the Bi-
BILE. believe in what my wife believes.
and her faith is III the Bible. It has mnde
her on angel on earth--it must be true: the
man who derides it, insults her, and will
hold that man accountable, unto death, for
j the wrong" i., AZ y. IL, q
1t is needless to add that the wretch
shrunk away from this unexpected burst of
feeling; and was not known afterwards to
hazard the experiment of assailng the Bible ]
in crowded bar-room.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-20

lys someii si asal II
tier q iiiols u tlI Ii,
ghinli IS 8 81
ii caios ti,ats sfatiof,
Islias .ss ceased stones ind isioiat eatti
tsannotlt, iGo tharz ;ehfliif md
moist tones annoi ilnce yiolcnt lin.
u ilhs flans, q ldtnI cfaSk taares,
ndIGalcs rainy vent be Il. lie ciise is
the saf,is allen iie soots detac he's Itself
teipnr inc cfiiiiniaay and lls down.
| is i. sign of I'd Ia NJ hen the SCOT cols
lslects around pots or Ia kes fire, in the form
offpoiIits like grnins Of niilet, because tliis
Spteriome enonS enotes sthat tIIe3n mir ria cloudy
|sand moist, the SSai SIS loud and;
moist tho coal sseelllb hotter thon nsiii.3
Tor II the flanie lis mora ngitnted though
the weather BE cnI ut tho lime, 1T sindi.;
c1tea wind ;sf
henthe: :fane burns stealy aud pro-.
sceeds straight upwards u is Isl On of fine
weather, sfS 81
II, The sound Of bells isihenrd ats great
distance ~ of wind d ltliaTge5
sof weather. rhes holl low sounds otf for
ests, the emurnufing noise 81, tho waves of
theSssa, J, tseir forming and ssg reens md
black color, announce q storm Y ts5
sood or sbad slnel Isl; hem unusually
strong see ming 3is i they we're condens-
sed, nre IA sign of a cliange of weather, eli;
b ather becalisc they arise and ARE dispersed
in moro abundance, whichis a sign Of M
sincrease Of ofelas,icity, or because the air
does moi tlispelS or raise these exhelations,,
which in1icatcs thot the constitution ofsthes
u. ~
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-20
i From, the Marion Star. tts
THE WILMINGTON AND NfANCIIES-
2t.ES 80 ..tl,IN q u Ii f.ROA II 81. tt. ~

4 &C. i
This excellent enterprise, after having ex-
perienced its share of the difficulties that usu-
ally cloud the dawn of important projects, has
finally reached graduation which promises
practical results After numerous conven-
tions, convoked with atview to the edification
4 OF the public mind, it has finally been deter
mined to commence operations; and corps
OF efficient engineers are now busily engaged
in locating tho route. We have before us a
profile map of the rood, together with report
of the original surveyors, Messrs. ]. c. Nc
Rea and j.. J. Flemming, exhibiting all the
various details of necessary expenditure.
The probabilities in favor of the success Of
this enterprise are TO be ascertaincd from
three very obvious considerations:
l. The estimated expenditure and amount
of investment: 2 ~
2. The prospect Of profitable returns on
the latter; and
3. Those collateral advantages which,
though they may occupy subordinate place
in individual calculations, frequently acquire
itranscendant Importance, by opening new
channels Of industry and speculation. 81
We propose, with the aid Of the statistics
before us, to consider the subject with refer
Hence to these simple divisions. f.;S
81 i. The estimated COST the
Sa road is 595s rs s l,d66, 600,
The particulars Of this calculation are, as fol-
/ lows: 3 @ ~
& For Excavations and Embank-
fnnents, including grubbing
and clearing, tS272,5S1 40
For Snporstructure including
turnouts, S54, ,622 90
< For Bridging, I05,s35 90
+ For Warehouses andwatcf sta q &C.,
tons oa line and at eael, end, 10000 90
Forpay of Engineers, including s.5. &
contingencies; (this item do e s
pending upon The time occu. y 2s3. 8s.
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26.OOOO O0.
S3a.a63 so;

TRAIN 5rxrsssEs. 5 5.I
! EagiReer' ,|sR g # e psr 3,
81 4 Fireinars &C; per per- B. 6,
l Train Agent, Il 30 i..5 i...
! Train Hand, 80c. per
3 cords wood, ,ye T. per III trip ls;s
Of half length of &
road, Of 81 pcr StSs
cord, 9 9 90
Oil for do. 3i,t X so rs
5-------:s -7-----:
Expenses per day for
train half length
of road, r ~ !
And for the year ia
trains, viz daily mail Y 81 \.
and daily freight A! i:s
day, 2i,22a 4OI
IL extra hands for fr't 5 ss5ss
trains at 81 25, 5j,;. 800 90
Add for contingencies, ii Is IL, COS 10
Total expenses, 8 &c, 600 90
REcAPITuLATIoN. 5ss
Estimated Receipts, 1885, 600 90
Expenses as, 600 90
Surplus, equal to 70 per cent
on capital, s. lS0, 600 sfal.
We give below the comments Of the Iepors
tcrs, in Justification of the figures submitted.5
SIN this estimate It will be seen that WE:
have put down the number Of passengers at;
80 per day, which we arc satisfied is low
enough, indeed in the opinion Of many TOO
low, for intelligent men from various portions
of tho country all concur in the opinion that
tho constrnt ton OF this connecting link, which
will free tho great al lantic iIai Route fsoin
its only object able featnre, tho trip by seH
from Wilmington TO Charl eston, will increase
the travel to more than double what it at pro-
sent lis upon tho Wilmiegton and Raleigh
Road, which amounts 10 90 per day. Again,
when II il srecollectel that at the terinnlis in
South Carolina, wo joiiiWith three roads,, two
ofwhichare about being extended INTO a pos
$pulons country, and must, therefore, bring in
a great accession of travel lpf and farther, that
in q period of six ears the trayel OF the conn-
try has been found 10 double, who can doubt,
the correctness Of tho estimated IS
The freight, we believe SWe have put down
below the mark, with d determination Of fsnot
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full statement ofs this branch Of findlstrvSiHa
sllali not antlclpa 18th mere peneraIitfesi
he reader hns now before him, Ell Tia;
particulars OF this limpo ant snroiect. THa
Ifopahie turn on Yestne la 4Ia esti-
mate OF the business Of The fuad above ciissi,
sls stated mt l2 per cart. his isa aa larsa an
WIDEN; but h0uld sit fail of mo- hat
now paid by the 4 lining ton and Raleirh
road, i6 per cent, which Ii must suroiy raach
We should deem it d highly suiicionss and
Z PfoItable mode OF nvestmcnt. Atsll eyoists;
we nave now the assrra that the project
VIII; on; and, IN the taristic energy
\ Ins oiileets elect, Gen. Harllee,
st'resident and !. d: .1I INN ons, ESQ Score
Stary. Treasurer and oral Aprnt. B fMIiSsr
assurance, that every possible oxertion viii
he made, ID give erIdanence and solidity to
the enterprise
Ehe whole region of count fhfonrE Ewhich
Inc road is desig to pass is, at Jsnr IN fnil
saivakeneds 70 It's md we hope. III
I g lew more years, to lsaVa ii ha mCIiotonyac I'll
our. lttle village DALI lieVedS by; ;biistIa
Sof the llocomoliy whose cpur rss viii snpplv,
I the only remaining gap IN Tie prfat sline 81
strayel. between tha North and soit
~ ~ ;B Since writing the foregoing as ieaiaF
has been received BY Gen.a Il. gV. TIarllae!,
from LII Fleming, Essqs Ia regard % ths Tso..
gresss q. the Engin portion of w6iciI
I'VE are permitted % ss,ssS
s;.' sye ,A have, at iengt crossed Lynch's
Tree with the locat atlont and hope in s. days
going the Pee dee River. s hs eoSpisy aSaasy
thus far has presented no ,obst aclos nraafnf
than anticipated. From ShHteryilie t0
1 this place the line lis straight, except slirht
2defiect ton OF: fifty yards, matle to avoid Mr.
Mays garden, near Scapc Il ,nT and 4 ar,of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
NOEICE.

ANA PROPOSALS will he received al
}aseS' he Quarter Masters Office, at Baton
Rouge, Le., till Friday the lst day OF
December, At IL A. NJ. for supplying the
Troops with Fire. wood for one year, com.
mencing on the isl day ofJanuaty, I8l0,
aud ending the thirty first day ofDecember,
ls49.
The said Fire-wood 10 consist of good
sound Oak or Oak and Ash, in equal por-
tons, and to he delivered whenever or
wherever the Quarter Master shall desis.
nate, TO he closely packed for admeasure-
ment, and TO contain one hundred and
twenty eight cubic feet in each cord. and
each pi ce or stick of wood to be four feet
in length.
Each proposal W II be addressed to the
Quarter Master at Baton Rouge Barracks,
La, and will be accompanied with the
names of two persons as securities for the
faithful performance of the same.
VIM. H. TYLER.
Rv't. 1$t Lieu't. 9TH Tuf'y. A. A. @. NJ.
Quarter Masters Office. Baton Rouge.
La, Nov. LIST, l543.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
MITCHELL'S EYE SALVE.
CERTAIN, SAFE AND EFFECTUAB
FOR SORE, WEAK AND
TNFI,AMEu EYES

The great advantages possessed by this ar
tIcIe over every other, are-its CERTAIyTY,
SAFETY; CONVENIENCE, and ECONOMY. All
physicians admit tpat gteat danger is 10 be
appreliend d Irum dragging the eye when II
an infiamed and unhealthy state, In the use
of This Saive this obj cti9u is entirely temov-
eJ,a a. IL harm can possibly result from it's use.
it being in all C tses applied to the external
portions Of the eye: thereby avoiding all the
Inconvenience, p7in AMI danger which teces
sarlly attend the introductio Of any pungenl
article into the eye. lis activity IN subdulng
infiam1tton is 50 great that hut few cases re-
qttire The use of more than me bottle to effect
a per'e t Gu e. t'ne pb stefan remarked to us,
af or having witnessed its eff cts in several
Instances, that It was II 'prrfect fire kiler.'
We might multiply reaso = why Ibis S.lve
should b. preferred above everything else IN
the treatment of diseases Of he Eye, but we
peter It Should stand Oh its own merits. Ali
we ask IS that Is virtues lie thoroughly test d,
aud that he d,reetion7 be STRICTLY f ,lIowpd.
For -a'e III Baton Rouge by o. p. DAVIS.
r.. ~JnURDAN. &. NJ. HERomAN, II. r. WAp-
D1tL and BEAL Il Sow.
And can be had on enquiring In eveay town
and village ~ the south and west. i ice 81
cents per bottle with full directions.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-25
FRESH TEAS.
FAMILY GROCERIES

Loaf sugar and crushed d., br wudo.. eoe
tee, tea, chocolate, canyassed hams. lard !,
kegs, pi kles, preserves. pepper sauces. ,nasl.
arei and salmon in kitfs. fresh Holsters aod
salmon, r]aislns, curranfs, pr,uncs. br.pdy
fruits, rice, ginger. mustard. spice4 of IN
kinds, er,rned and fit for Immediate uss
sp-rm caudIDs, soap, c-stile do, ind On No.
blue, sweet oil, ahiee aine and cider Ci9aga-
french brandy, Id Holland gin ard oil ~
whtsk"Y,m*deifa, port, champagne and cfsr-
ct wines, eordsa 5, raspberry vinegar, syfup,
&c, &c. F
Always on hand of The best quality-c-
getber with a general assortment nj frs cke, Y
aud glass ware. For sale Nv
sep. 30 j. PHILLIPS