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x PURIPT fHB BLeeD.
 M MoFF FATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND PHENIX BrTTERS.

Ths Nigh aud snviea esietsy which these Prsenissat hs diseases vhch they peolhs has FspdsFvd the nsual Psaeteo o Puag sot on unnseessaFy but aawcF vosIs Iss.y for ksa, and le5 hrivs ssa Sy the A q the sssdaloas.
 ENr ALI @1A-@@ 0f ASTHMA ACUTE a.6 CHRONIC kHEUN1TEsM yv 1ss pgTkH s"e
 h west wkese shese dseases psevs tey wM @ End IsvalsaA Pizaien fams1, and esheTss who o@es BILIOUS cHOEic. SsS SERIOUS Lso.sasss. RiERs. coSTTYENESs, COLDS & COUGHS. CH0LIC. CONSUMPTION. Used with grst ssccrsu ia ths disuase CORRUPT HU1OR& DROPSfEs.
 0x8PIP@xA. No persua with IAas distssssnR d. shsud drsy usHs thsss medicines HssasAassly.
 ERUPTIoNs q sAs Seau. EkySiPELzs. FLATU FEVER ama AGuE. Fos ths scswss sftAs wss n eonasry ss aaedass wn hs Enasd sAEs speedy, asA certain sseds. og ae&es lave ths sysssn ssi5ees sa TRY THEM. Bg sATisRIGD. AND BE CURED.
 s.!I ssAsasA.z s!:s!1.;. Snst55ExE, as!5 .s:s;s,E, TIsxi IMPUKE BLOOD. yAUNDicG Loss / APPS XxvnR GO omPxAxNT Ts.
 LEPROSr. LoOsENESs,
 ME R RIAL DIsE AsEs,- Nes fails sacate eeikey aA tAe efecs of Mcsewy Ak aey thaa the powerful of ssFsapaia. NH2HT SWEETS. NERVOUS DEBH TTY NERVOUS COMPLAINTS q al kssSs ORGANIC AFFECTIONS. PALPrrATEoN @ tss HEART. PAINTERS CHoLT0. FIX 3 @s Tfs osenAi psspissnr nf these meAscines cared e Faes G yean ssnng hy the oG these Ls Makcinss alsos.
 PAINS n tAs Aead side back hmhs joiss and cssans R H N M TKSM Thsss afiicieA whh lis ssrle disease will be sf sh<f b5 tss ii ssdenes
 RUSH aR BLOOD to tAs HEAD, SCURYY. SALTRHEgh SHELLISGS
 scRoFuLA. ca KINGS EVIL, h h wosss f1ms, ULCERS, af sesrT dsscriTsten
 W N n @, of all kin.is ase esectaaIly expelled by tess Mecanes Puenss uiI do vel administer them when- fh.isn nr.nsHh ha
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Our exchanges receiving the above Prospectus, etsried are requested to give It insertion or no ,ce and send the paper marked wIth ink, lf they wish 10 continue the exchange 'br.ugh the coming vplame. Our exchange iis, has become so large that, | is oaly by such an atyaHtdge that We can afford 10 continue oT increase lt.
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To tbe Democratic Press We acknowledge tie kiudly feelings that have existed all sides, and cheeIluliy continue our exchanges
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOU NDRY
 And Printfrs' Furnishing Warehouse.
No. I7, CAsAL STREET Row.

No. I7, CANAL STREET Row. 'kNHE undersigned beg leave to announce to Pub fishers and Printers. that they have established a complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city. The Book Letter of this Foundry vas cut 10 order by woTkmen long experience, amt as no ex- pense spared 10 obtain the handsomes faces aud to peTlect ii in every respect will venture to say t will be found handsome, if hot the handsomest in the United States. We have also very hand some as soItment of Flowers and Job Letter of the latest styie to which would call the attention of manufactured by us shall be of material equal. if not superior to any manufactured at the Nosth and as we shall sell Type at New York prices, we trust to meet with encouragement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Ralc, and Type of any magnitude, with prompt ness. We would also particularly csif the stten- ton of Printers to our Leads, having entire new set of uoulds by which We enabled 10 fur nish aperfeet article. We are also Agents for the sale of the Napier. Washington and Smith Press es, which together with Glasses. and Cases. Com posing Sticks Furniture, Ink. and every other ar ticle required in the Printing business, viii be kept on hand and furnished at manufacturers pTi- ces.
 Editors and Printers wishing 10 establish News paper or Job Printing Office will be furnished with an estimate in detail for the sasne by stating the size ofthe paper, the particular style and qaanl ty of work to be executed.
 lS- The propnetors of newspapers who will pub lish this advertisement six months; and send pa- her to our office weekly, will be paid for the adyer tisement by purchasing six times the snoaht of ad veItising bill in Type
 .qugust I ls47. s--sm. N o Plaaya"e.
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Copartnersl,ip.

VTNHE undersigned have this day associated them. \ selves together for the transaction of GESER. AL COMMISSION BUsiNEss in this city, under the hrm of PRATT S BELKNAP. Office, 39 CamJ street
 JOHN G. PRATT,
 $. E. BELkNAP. New Orleans. Sept. l, Isi5. 3-tf
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PRGSPErTTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

GFralIy rrdattd pFirf from sl lO S' Ptr aRHnm. E@argsmeat of ths Nana6tr 0 one titi the Eeadi"g
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AT FULTON,S.

Fine Watches. Clocks and Iewelry Repaired. 4 s have determined to give this part of my hu
 A siness. my undivided attention, any and all ar ticTes in the above line, brought sent to for repair shall have my guarane to he unsurpassed, in workmanship or price, in the State.
 Ian SI lAIS 2l-
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MORE COON TTIINCS!

MORE GOOD TEEGyGS!.! 40 CANS Flesh LobSters, LEO 53 Peaches,
 40 't Cove Oysters,
 2 boxes and !, boxes small SA,dines; Hermetically sealed Salmon, green peas, codhsh, strawberries. pickled iobsteIs onions, walnuis, &c curre powder, Prestons extracts of lemon rose, niila and nutmeg lime juice thue lemon. strawberry and pine apple syrups, dried Canton ginger. pine apple and English dairy cheese tongues and sounds, sweet chockolate, Schneider and Harp champagne wines, superior Irish and rye whiskey, 10 years old cherry cordial, cranberries, prunes. pure ground black and true Cayenne peppers, white wine vine gar, No. Mackerel fresh; family herrings with the roe; imperial and UuiooLg teas of superior quail ty, &c., &c.
 Just received and for sale al reduced prices, by
 W. P. OFFICER. Little Rock, Dec. 20, 1877.
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Nntirr ta Prp. .pmntinu rlaimout.

'I'HE following township Pla,s have bcta ressitg-
 l cd and are now file at the Lana Office at BatcsvIl.e Arkapx,s viz: VI
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TERMS.

ArsEKrtsEaExrs of TWELVE lines or less, Ii,- serisd once for n ceuts; thTe" noutis, SS,5O; SIX mouths, s6,D0, one yeaI, $i2,00.
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LGndrefh'S
N NWRH~MQ-@.

VNHE undersigned forwarns all persons from tra \ ding for two notes given by me to John Dan. can atd Samuel Newland or 10 Samuel Newlsnd and John Duncan, both of Galloway county Mis. souri, each for $500, dated October 23rd, is3s one ou a credit of twelve months the other on a cre- dit of two years, given in Randolph county Arkan- sas, as the amount of each note has been paid and the notes wi'hhetd'from me, will not be respon- sible for said notes or note if traded.
 J. NEWLAND. Po-ahontas Arks, Ian I5, Is4S. 20-
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CnNSIMPTION.

COXSV VMPTIONs Asthma. Bronchitis, Spitting Blood, Pain in the side and Breast, Sore ThrOats HoarSenesS, PalpitationaOft the heart,
 WhoOping Cough, Group, Hives,
 Nervous TremOrs, Liver Com.
 pIaint and Diseased kidReys
 are R Radieally Cured, By fhomPSOn'S Compound Syrup el Tar and
 Weed Naphiha.
 4 LrHOUGH the great fatality cf PulmosoEy "A Diseases al this time shows that there par ,icuar that render still too applicable the de- signatlon of aBprcbia mfdic0yUm-the disgrace Of Physieiansto this class of diseases: and that there stages in their progress, which having once been reached recovery is doubtful Still one should despair The writings of physicians, who have given to these affections particular attention abound with many recotded cases of recovery when the pa tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the dieease and there is at this time remedy prepdT si a Pkiadefpkia which has met with inc most ri- umphant and cheering success in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMON0RY DISEA- SES-so as to have obtained the sanction and em- ploymeHt in the practice of many Physicians. Alluson is had 10 oTHOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP pF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA-she preparation of one, who. having given to Diseases Of the Lungs and their of cure, The most ful and thorough sttention, presented to the public ;bis great remedy.
 The soothing and curative power Of TAR has often been observed tn severe CoffghS ana IouSunp- ton But in the above preparation, beside some of our mos, valuable beqsfobie peetoraLs there IS con joined with if the Wood NepAtha, medicine bat lately introduced, bat which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England, in Pulmonory Consumption, especially oi fubercu- Ious form Read the following from Dr. Young, the eminent ocuIist
 PHILADELPHIA. Jan Is, V. Messrs AGNEY k DIcKNEy:- Gentlemen; Hav- own family THOMPSONfs COMPOUND SYRUP OFTAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA. I have DO hsAoH m saying that it IS c the best prepar ations Of the kind in nse and persons suffering from Colds. Coughs. Affections of the Throat. Breast, &c.,. so prevalent at this of the year. cannot any medicine that will Care or preyeEt Consumption soober tsan ThomPscn's Compound Syrup ot Tar and Wood Naphths.
 WILLIAM YOUNG, Nj. D,
 l52 Spruce street
 PHtLApELPHIA, March 3, "A l hereby certify that ailer lingering four years with Pulmonary Consumption, and gi1eH SD 5y fegr PhysicmHs, who pronounced me tHcErabis, the dis caseiwas arrested and restored to AeahA solely by the ot Thompson's Compound Syrup oi Tar and Wood Naphtha.
 MARY HANY, IS Spruce st. lg5-This invaluable Medicine IS prepared only at the North East corner of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
 Sold also by J. w. TAPE.
 Main St., Little Rock Price of large bottles sl: or C for S5. Beware of imitation.
 Dee. $. Is47. I2-sm.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partenership existing between the sub 1 scribers, under the firm of Jno. C. Pratt $ Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent JOHN G PRATT is charged with the settlement of the affairs of the latG firm. JOHN G. PRATT,
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 s. E. BELKNAP. New Orleans. Sept. l, lsl5.
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Southern United States Mail.

Fri Weekly Coach Line from Littie Rock to Washington, .irkaHsas, and 10 the
 celebrated Hot Springs, in
 four horse codches. TVNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great l Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line leaving Little Rock land Washington on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays, al A. m.-- Reaching Hot Springs in one day.
 The proprieiofs will run as seoye stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience of passengers. Ac- commodations are good, and charges iorer than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers is respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND X co. April 2s no33 If
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4 LL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either n by note or book account, requested to cali and settle the same with Mir j. krause, his author ized agent, by doing soon the will save costs.
 H. HABER MAN Little Rock, Jan. 20, ls41. l-tjan.
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Mnsls Copy D Cents.

Prospectus of the Twenty-second Volume.
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Price of large bottles SI: or 6 for Sj. Beware imitation.
 Dee. 6. IS47, l3-6m.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-22
By II. ". DYER, .sucstoneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SLAVES, BUGiGlEs
I'll QUORS, NC, AT AUCTlON,-On Friday, the
instant, 10 o'clock, shall sell, by order DIN
pans COURT the personal effects OF the late Patrick Ma
at his late residence the Of 9th and streets,
bracing very general of good furniture
fine liquors, &c Among the furniture arc
Caue. seat and other chairs, bar-room chairs
Mahogany and extension dining tables
Window curtains, Venetian blinds, mantel o.
ments
A number Of en2ravngs, some worry fine
Dinner and TEA ware, glassware, casters, &c,
Parlor and chamber carpets
10 high and French post bedsteads
IL good feather beds, mattresses, and bedding
Bureaus, washstands, toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles, and a lot OF kitchen
quisi,es
Cooking stove, bar-room stove, and bar-room hlH
Also, part of pipe Holland gin, half pipe brandy
Barrels whiskey, wine, &c.
lot of good cigars, &c.
good top buggy, and one without n top.
At3 O'clock precisely shall sell two servants, an old
(the hostler) and woman, very good cook, washer
ironer -
Terms of sale All of and under S25, cash q
1926, credit OF 60 and 80 days, for approved e6do1
notes, bearing interest. II. W. pfEh,
Ian t3--eodkds AuctIonea
The house for rent Inquire al Gregory Ennisor w
Connolly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-22

old MADEIRA wINEs.--Old East Iadi' 20, n
~ Reserve, Blandy's imported 1910; old WINE.
aud light and dark colored Grape JUICE Madeira
draugnt, dem John, and bottle for sale by a. chs.,us
JAMES BAILIE, WINE meichant, ~ y, III ii Hoe
street, next aoof 10 0o"S Pnla ell
Ian 19-tf MAT Int 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-22

r OST mt the Capitol this ,nornips, 'e"' =, ss
IL book, containing Sl75 in money, and TWO " "A vi
bred dollars in bonds and notes. A liberal Iewa, N.
paid to the finder, by leaving the Pocketoo's an 10
change Hotel, on q street. '
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

=. 49, weeks Register will be found
Reposf Of Mr.. Erwin, the Engineer
lie Eaton and Hamilton Railroad. II
str;ef and comprehensive; and we com. :
md i TO the attention Of every hseno O
- mad. -, c,u.
From the Report We gather the '0''o"-
In order to get the best possible route.
.everal slyon lines were run.
~ ..main Iine." commencing near
-. pul,lic Church in Eaton. is 80 few ieet
.... * miles" and will cost $I62 500,
The .Vcsf Inc at Camden which
a. ~est az CamilcD. makes the road
. h.sn1sedths of mile longer than the
~" "...o or main line; and will cost y 5I3,-
10 more than the eastern route:
The -Someyille line crossing and re-
.,..s;nr Seven Mile creek. shortens the
..s;c line 900 feet. and will cost 1880
80. than the main or west line. which
800. from the construction OF ; bridges.
rhc ..Barues line," commencing q few
-. above David Barnei's mill; on the
..X side OF Seven Mile," and immediate
II crossing the creek. running near the
..nad Trace road" and terminating in tine
.evth eastern part Of the town of Eaton.
ekoS(sss The main route 100 feet. VA
The latter limo is short distance over
~ miles in length. and has 80 .GG7 Gu
81 iyasds less Of carth-worls than the main
Eoe.'' Though the maximum grade on
- line is g feet and 81 hundredths TO
- mile more than the main route; yet we
usderstand the Engineer thinks the grade
can be made about the same as. on the
main or western route, (25 feet) by vary
~ the location q short DISTANCE. Still.
M. Erwin thinks the western, or main
route, would be the cheapest.
Other short routes were run, but were
found "impracticable. owing to the heavy
grades"
The cost Of the road, fiat bar. is estima-
ted as follows: ~
Grubbing. clearing, embankments and ex-
cayations, $32,973 50
Bridging. including long and
shost spaps Gas feet.) s u, $50 90
Masonry. including sinking
bits. and timber. 1000 90
Supcrsirucfure, at 81 $50 per
mile. 46,250 OC
Iron, fiat bari weighing 81
tons 10 the nile. including
spikes; and laying down Of
same, G6.215 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Important to CONSERVATIVES.

Strange. That so many who are afflicted W IL,
COCGH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, bat surely stealing them into that
Dreadful disease, Consump:ion-ihat disease
which carries o.fthousauts daily. doing moth
ing, or what Is worse than nothing ,orging the
selves with nosfruns, tina: pulled to the skies
for cures they are said to have effected on some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DR.. ROGERS
COMMUNICATIVE OF LlVE,sWORT AND
TAR, which still continues 10 effect the most
!F0nde fal Cine ever recorded in the annals of
medicine. A fact which il proved by re f-rence
to the vast number of certificates from the first
nd most respectable Citizens such as-Dr. " M,
j. Rich ards, Judge VIM. Burke. the vi Of the
Rev. g. w. Na!ey. DR.. Hiram Cox. late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College OF Cincinnati,
and others Of that city Certiic at-s not only Of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, hut Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians Of
the highest standing had given them up to die ?
IL men of such high standing will uoach for the
great rirfues OF this medicine, we cannot but in-
fer that it at least all that ii represe uted to
be. Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
w. O'C O y y T. RS
PCaELY VEGETABLE
FEVER q AGILE NOS,EREM.

This medicine has bee used for the last zig ut
years by large number OF individuals afflicted
with diseases usually termed Fever and Ague.
Dumb Agne, Chill. or Inierinifte mt Fevers. Jaun-
dice. &c. &c The proprietor has been unwea-
RED IN his efforts, from year to year. to improve
the virtues Of his Specific for the various d,s-as-
es herein referred to, until he now confident
ly introduce and recommend it of the
most safe and eiirctnai remedies extant. The
Specific. or - y osiruin,'' s composed exclusive
iy Of vegetable extracts, many OF winch, would
in themselves have relieved the diseased patient,
and temporarily restored to health but 10y per-
stvering appl cation to render the Specific in the
highest degree valuable, some new ingredients
were fortunately discovered, which nv addition
have, by an experimental and scientific co,nbin-
alton. now rendered il not only temporary re-
lief dixie other similar rclncdirs} from disc asses
Of billions character, but Is warranted to effect
a permanen mt and radical cure, when taken in
conformity with the directions.
Numerous certificates, as we'll as individual
testimony, could be furnished in evidence Of its
onde rfu! efficacy and never falling virtues
All however, who afflicted, can 90 the M
selves greater benefit than at least 10 try a
remedy which experience has demonstrated as
one of the most valuable III recent discoveries
For sale in Wayne County by Irwin Reed,
Rchmond T.. b. Abrahams. CentrevIli-; Dam
ie NJ nix Pin-Iook; John Brown, Penns Vile E;
Richmond August l6, 1913. 34-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

The composition of that patchw DIRK bit
of joinery. the Buffalo Platform. is sore
puzzle 10 great many honest men. who
are unable to find out what sort Of timber
was used in the building of it. The fol-
lowing may be considered as couple OF
the planks:
Tie Mexican War.-"It is due TO the
future fame. as well as the present pros
pcrity Of this great nation. that il be tri-
umpfantly sustained '-Marlin Fan Bu-
rcM. rE.
"'rhe present war with Mexico is un
constitutional in It's origin. unjust in its
character. and detestable in its Objects
Charles r. adams.
These two planks are so far asunder
that we imagine person must make an
uncomfortable straddle OF it who attempts
to stand upon both.-Nev York Courier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

The Patriot Of yesterday afternoon. con-
tains the following letter from Gen. Tay.
Tor, to committee of the late lndepen-
dent Taylor party Of Maryland. which was
presented TO the convention Of that par
y held in this city in July last. but which
was withheld from publication in accor-
dance with request from Gen. Taylor.
contained in the letter. The convention,
il will be RENE nibered. placed Ibis letter in
the hands of VIM. II. Collins. Esq. with
instructions 10 furnish copy tor pnblca-
ton, ''whcneyer Gen. Taylor, or any Of
his authorised friends. shall ask for the
same for that purpose" The Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson. having received letter
from Gen. Taylor. authorising him at his
discretion 10 cali for this letter. il has been
delivered 10 him by Mr. Collins, and Mr..
J. gives the following reason for its publ
cation:- ..t
..The failure heretofore TO give the let
tee - shc, public, because of > re9ues, 10
MAI effect from the General himself. un-
s,plaiaed by his motive for making ii.has.
with somc, given rise TO suspicious that il
contained matter derosatory TO his frank
ness and integrity. These deem it due
g him to have dispelled. and know TO
mode 50 certain TO accomplish it. as Civ
i0e the letter ITSELF
The following is the letter.
j Baron Rover. La. June 10Th. 1916.
Gentlemcn:-I have the honor IN ac.
hsowledge the receipt OF Your polite COM
lmunication Of the l2ih instant, calling nv
sassnsion to certain statements, relative to
NV position before the country as q can.
didatc for the Presidency. which are rep
resented to have been made, in the Wing
National Convention. recently held in
Philadelphia; pending the action Of that
, body by-JudSe Saunders, Of louisiana.
IL the name Of the delegation from tina,
STATE; and requesting to be informed
whether such statements were made by
ny authority. have to inform YOU. in
.Jsply. that, On their way 10 that Conven-
,'iea.s Judges Winchester and Saunders.
- the Louisiana 'Delagaiion,-who have
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Hon Edward Rates

OF Missouri. in his recent great speech
at So. Louis. in. favor of Gen. Taylor.
came out for Free Soil. and he was highly
applauded by his auditors for the noble
stand he took. The position taken by
this patriarch of the Wing party of Mis-
sour, will have great effect in that nom
mai Slave State. He common dcd the
wisdom and portrayed the necessity that
in the hands Of Jefferson gave birth TO the
Ordinance Of 1897. as intended to apply
to our entire North Western Territory at
that early day; and remarked tina, did the
question depend upon his vote. the princi-
pies of that Ordinance should be extended
over every inch Of territory we now have.
or might hereafter acquire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
S A L T. S.

MONEY WANTEDM!
Limo & excellent Building Stone
NOR S.LE.,:-at the Bridge House the
a. National Road near Richmond, of a supe-
rior quality l also offer for sale the 70! flowing
property, Low FOR cAsii,-'iIough liberal credit
can be had for part of the purchase money:
1. a Frame Dwelling on large Lot,
Oh Front street near Man.
2. Fractional Lot, opposite 10 said dwell
ling on which is Il frame stable and shop, that
" Ill be sold separate or together TO suit purcha-
;. The Pork and Ice House. formerly
occupied by A. Jones 4 Son, opposite the mar
ket house.
4. Sixteen Acres of Land west Of West
Richmond, divided into six Lots, on one Of
which stands Il large barn stable.
N. g. If said Pork House is not sold by the
first Of llth month noxt, il will be for rent.
OLIVER KI\SEI.
Richmond 9th month Goth, IS49. i0tf
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4 LIZ the popular Family Medicines, Nos
~ trunIs. &c, among which is Horning S
Vegetable Ague Syrup; Smiths Tonic DO;
Nerve and Bone Liuirne Mt, Worm Medicines:
Balsam Wild Cherry: Towusend's SarSspariila;
Essences: Moffat' Pills and Bis;ers. Sc; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
Main Street opposite Gi!dert,s Hotel.
|, Richmond, Zad.,-IJ where you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug. 81, lo45. 35tf