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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

Every Wing paper in the State of Maine has
hoisted the flag of Taylor and Fillmore In
none Of the States does old Rough and Ready
appear to have more warm and active friends
than in Maine.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY Is.

Col. FREMoNT.-This officer has recently
been presented with beautiful sword by the
ladies of Charleston.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

O~-John Van Burensaid in his speech at
Buffalo, that ''Cass stands no more chance of
being elected, than man aoho is not running
at ALL"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

nTThe telegraph announces the resigna-
ton of Governor Skunk, of Pennsylvania. He
has been in bad health for some time, which
compels him to the step.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

Every Wing Paper in Pennsylvania bears
aloft the glorious banner of the Peoples choice
inscribed with the names of TAYLOR and FILL
MORE.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

GEN. TAYLoR's GESERosITy.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the n. Y. Journal of Com
merce writes
1t is provided by an existing law, that the
President, upon the conclusion of treaty shall
designate one Major General who shall go out
of the army and two BrigadieS- Generals. The
House passed bill repeating this proviso.-
Mr. Benton has reported this bill with an
amendment, suspending the provlso till the
4th of March, SO as to relieve Mr.. Polk from
the duty He proposes 10 provide also that
no vacancy shall be filled in the meantime
/ Either Gen-Scott or Gen. Taylor must there.
! FORE be designated on the 4tiI of March, by the
President inaugurated on that day, to go out Of
| the Army.
Gen. Taylor has expected that The law would
/ take effect within week OF two from this
time, land | learn that he has taken his meas
ures to meet the emergency in a manner con-
sistent with the generosity of his character
He has, it is said, addressed letter to the
President, which will be printed at proper
time, resigning his commission In the Array
in behalf Of the continuance OF General Scott
at the head of the Army. This course wa:
determined upon by General Taylor before
his nomination by the Philadelphia Conven
ton
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

Oy The best cure for dyspepsia is to col
lect bills for a newspaper. If that don't give
you an appetite, you might as well sell your
stomach for tripe and have done with it.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

FRANcE-The following telegraphic des-
patch to LouisEill is of IAN important and excl
ling character:
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

LocoFoco LoGIc.-The locofocos can chop
logic equal to any body or anything. The fol-
lowing three serious charges made against the
Wings are, it is said by those who had the pa
thence to listen to Mr.. Chamberlain, the loco
foco elector, on Tuesday, very much like his
whole speech:
LIST. The Wings never had any princi-
pies.
I'D The principles of the Wings are cor
rupt and dangerous.
3. The Wings have abandoned their former
principles.
1t will be seen from this that the Wings new
er had principles-that their principles were
corrupt and that they have abandoned what
they never possessed This logic has never
been equaled except by the lawyer, when
defending his client on a charge of Dor
rowing, a whole kettle and returning il
broken. He laid down as his points that his
client
lst Never had the kettle.
3D. 1t was cracked when it was borrowed
Sd. Tha: it was whole when returned.
We like to keep even with our opponent:
and therefore publish for their benefit the
"Shorter Chatechism'' of their party:
Judge WoOd-What is the first duty o.
man?
t Gen. Casio glorify me and promote my
election.
@. What is faith?
A. Confdencein the new dispensation.
@. What is that dispensation?
A. The dispensing of offices by me to my
faithful followers. Faith, however, without
works, is dead.
Q. What is the reward of good works?
| A. Fat offices,
q. Our people hive been told that you are
opposed to River and Harbor Improvements; il
/ it so?
| A. Non mi ricordos Ask ray Chicago-In
angular Message.
@. Are you opposed to the Wilmot Pro
viso?
A. No-Yes. Ask George Rathbun-
mean A. o. P. Nicholson.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

OEThe report of the death of Mrs. Mitchell
the wife of the Irish Patriot, is coatradicted
in eastern papers.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

GEn. TAYLOR AND EARLY MARRIAGEs.-Let
us have no more complaints, says the Boston
Transcript of the non-committalism of Gen.
Taylor. What if he prudently parties the in
terrogatives of those who would pin him on
the subject of the '.Wilmot Proviso" and such
small questions? He has come out boldly
broadly. and conclusively upon topic of uni
yersal interest. In late speech to the ladies
of Donaldsville, he made declaration in
these words-''I am i'll fauor of early marria
ges.'
Here is no room for subterfuge or equiyoca
ton. The assertion is plain and explicit
The hero of Buena Vista is Ill favor of early
marriages! Will the ladies' suffer the male
creation, over whom their sway is SO potent, tc
vote against him, after this! The Commercial
Advertiser speculates as follows upon this
Generals unlocked for platform of principle,
will introduce:
Are you in favor of Gen. Taylor sir?"-
':most heartily, madam" Then you approve
of marriages, sir?' Certainly, madam, GER
tainlp." Some hesitation and mutual enlbar
rassment. Then imagine lovely maiden oil
sweet sixteen lifting her timid gaze to ba
chelor of thirty five or forty years of age. sBu
do you approve of carly marriages, sir?" witt
frolicksome or pensively expressive (as the
inclination may promptly emphasis upon the
last word but one: Or take another illustra
! ton. Suppose betrothed pair have been en-
gagged quite as long as the lady thinks is neces
safy prerequisite to matrimonial honors ant
bessedness and she wishes to give her tard.
or Glowing cousin an inkling of her views il
| thu waiter Sht, has only 10 dron the nlura
number and take up the singular gbert ar
you in favor of Gen. TayIor?' Heart ant
soul, beautiful one" .Then you approve o
an early marriage" To the second inquir
he cannot give less direct and positive repl,
than to the first. The fair ones point is gain
ed-the day fixed and both are made excessive
ly happy-for the honey moon at least.
The sly old General has Enthusiastically go
the whip hand of his political opponents. H
will sweep the Union. Hurrah for Gen. Tay
lor, early marriages and human happh1ls So
any gallant young Wings venturesome {
nough
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

GRAND RALLY AT HENDERSON, KY.AIt will
be seen by the following note that the Wings
and Taylor Boys of Henderson, intend having a
grand rally on Monday the 3lst inst, at which
time the Hon. J. J. CRIrTENDEN and Col.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL will be present. Every
body is invited, and such a gathering as has
not been seen since the days of 1910 may be
expected. The friends of Gen. Taylor on this
side of the river intend, we believe, to charter
some steamboat, 10 take them to the place OIL
meeting, as in no other way could all who wish
10 be present on that occasion, be able 10 gel
there. The following is the letter of invita-
ton addressed 10 our citizens through Jas. G
Jones, Esq, our Mayor:
HENDERSON, July 10, 1913.
JAS. G. JONES EsQ-Sir: The Rough and
Ready cub and Wings of Henderson and it:
vicinity are making preparations for Barba
cue and grand gathering of The people at Hen
derson on Monday 3lst inst, at which date
Hon. ]. ]. Crittenden is expected to be here
You, and through you, the council and citi
zens of Evansville and vicinity are respectful,
invited to be present on that occasion.
d. BANKS.
Committee Irritation.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20
SI3.7s8 81
S1S5,O34 IL


Old Zack he trusted, would soon make this
list of drones and cormo:ants ''small by de-
grees and beautifully less" for, if there was
any one trait in his character more strongly
developed than any other, it was his love of
economy and his adherence of anything like
extravagance and was;eful expenditure, and
especially of the public money. In matters of
this kind he understood he was peculiarly rigid
and exact; and it is now, in these times of pro-
fiigacy and wanton waste, that the country
and the tax paying people want such an hon
est and faithful man as General Taylor to mus
ter and inspect the crew, dismiss the idle and
useless. put ''the ship to rights" get it fairly
before the wind, and with noble crew and
yell-selected commanders, our noble ship of
State would soon surmount every obstacle, and
be once more safely moored in the haven of
peace and prosperity.
The Baltimore Convention speak in their
resolutions, with great exultation, Of the Mex
Jean war and the Mexican peace. And what
have we got by one or by The other? This war
has thrown this country back full half ceptu-
Ty. Look at itsdemoralizing effects; look what
it has cost ia blood and treasure. And for all
this, what have we got? Nothing; fear
worse than nothing. Sir. the pecuniary cost
OF this war, and this was BY no means its grea t
est cost, would not fall short-past, present
and prospective-of some three or four hundred
millions of dollars.
Cost already incurred. say 800, 600, DOC
Land bonntles - 10000, DOC
Amount paid Mexico, debt and mon
ey 10000, 00f
Addition to pension list, Two mil
lions for twenty-five years, 10000, 00(
Standing army to defend the northern
frontier of Mexico, and maintain
ing our new possessions there,
five millions per year for ten
years, 10000 oOI
Increase of army and navy at home,
years, $4,000, OOl
Incidental expenses age, losses,
say p 1O,OO0.oO
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20
ROPE STORE.

I UST received per steamer Palestine
u 10 boxes Cincinnati No Soap>
10 do Summer Mould Candles,
10 do &C. Fox's) Starch,
100 lbs S. F. Indigo,
y gross Backing,
10 Kegs pure White Lead,
80 reaIns Wrapping paper,
10 gross Bonnet Boards,
For sale low by
iy 10 G. VENNEMAN, & Gu,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20
DIR. S. s. FITCHsS
CONSUMPTION REMEDIES.

@% THE subscriber has just received tho
~ agency for this City and surrounding
country, with supply Of his
Abdominal Supporters;
Shoulder Braces;
Inhaleing Tubes;
Also his book six lectures on the uses OF the Lungs
causes prevention and cure OF Pulmonary Consump
ton diseases of the heart and the true mode of pre-
serving heath and pIolonglng lite,
lie 81 Main 81. near Water
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20
s396.OO0O0O

I. sooVU,UUU,U UU
And sTd the loss OF time and labor
10 the of fifty thousand volunteers for
i've and the loss TO families asd to tie
.ce Of fifteen or twenty thousand valuable
And, he repeated for all this, what
q we gained? New Mexico and California
1nich viii cost US every year to maintain and
defend, as much as it is worth. And yheTe is
our promised indemnity for the past and Sc
,curity for the future? Indemnity! We have
none, not cent for all our losses; but Mexico
has received indemnify for the past by re-
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

N O'NEIL, Fashionable Tailor, First ct abov
IL. Main near the Sherwood House ap20Iy
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20
q ! 81
HAIRS VegetabIe Extract,

rs the only remedy that be relied on for the per
L manent cure ofSpinal Complaints, Spssmodie.
Irritation of the Nerves. Nervous or
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgia Aztec
tons Apoplexy Paralysis, General Debility, Def
cheney Of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ssr
vons Disorders, including the most dreadful Of all
Z raffaf he hum ran
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-20

ELOQUENT ExTRAcT.-The following are the
closing passages of the address of Speaker Win
throp. on The occasion of the laying of the cor
ner stone ofthe Washington Monument. They
are both eloquent and patriotic, and will find
warm response in the heart of true Ameri-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
FALSE REPORT.

Our locofoco friends were strengthen
ing their poor and wretched prospects by
embracing and circulating an idle report
that Gen. Taylor had refused to accep,
the nomination of the Philadelphia Con-
vention, as well as repudiated the state
men;. on his be half, made by the delegates
from louisiana With their broken and
flying ranks before them. the poor fellows
did pluck up little courage in the hope
that old lack wouldn't run. But the old
hero has never done any thing vet TO please
the locofoco leaders. '.IIc asks no favors
and shrinks from no responsibility. -
Look under our telegraphic head, fer a
contradiction Of this false report.
PS The Louisville Journal. which
came TO hand after the above was in type.
says:-'.A friend and relative of Gen.
Taylor has shown US letter from the old
hero. dated Baton Rouge. June % VIC
are permitted to make the following cx-
tract. 1t sufficiently indicates the posi-
ton of our patriotic candidate. the future
President of the United States:
1T appears l was nominated by the
Wing national convention which met in
Philadelphia on the 9TH of the present
month as their candidate for the Presiden-
CIV at the coming election. can truly
say it is not a matter of exultation. how
ever much may feel gratified at the COM
pliment paid me by so highly intelligent
and pure a body as that convention. No
man can appreciate the compliment more
highly than do. yet had they named some
one of the distinguished civilians who
were before them instead of myself. it
would have met my most cordial approba-
ton
The last frail plank has now sunk un-
der the Locofocos, and they are left strug-
Cling and spiashing amid the pillows Of
dcspair-Indiana State .yourHai
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
CuRCUvG.A n

At meeting Of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the Indiana Hospital for the In
sane. held July 1st, 1s48, the following
resolution was adopted:
''Resoired. That the Superintendent o.
the Indiana Hospital for the Insane be di.
rected to address a Circular to county Off
GERS. guardians and other persons interes-
ted. calling their attention to the prope.
steps TO be taken. to ent.iIr patients to ad.
mission into the institution"
l.. DUNLAP.
JAS. BLAKE;
): S. BoBBs. com1,
Ne. j. PECK,
s. MaJoR.
JNo. EVANS,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

Upon receiving any application. ACCOM-
panied by the legal papers under seal o.
the court. the Superintendent will prompt
~ advise the clerk Of the court, or other
persons interested, whether or not, or
when the patient can be received. But
in no case can a patient be admitted in
to the hospital, until the forms of the law
have been complied with. and until notice
has been given by the Superintendent, tn at
the patient can be received.
Very respectfully.
r. J. PATTERSON,
Superintendent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12

By Telegraph.-DIED.-At Mauch Chunk
Pa, on Wednesday morning last, the 9Th inst,
after illness Of few hours, LYDIA G.. wife OF
Edward Lippencott and eldest daughter Of the
late John ID. Vaughn, Esq, of Richmond, Ind.
DlED.-In this city on Friday last, after a
long and lingering illness. ELLEN PARTRIDGE, wife
Of Mr.. Daniel Partridge. aged - years.
--In the vicinity Of Richmond. on Second
day, Sd inst, URSULA WRIGHT, consort of Ralph
Wright, aged 81 years aud } months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
he Presidential election: the follow.

until .f.er the Presidential election; the follow
ing peaeag wsss elected, TO- wit:
aHAsaS-W. g. ADDLEMAN; -
~ 4sss6sesas--W. e. Mcdowell, O. Batter;
7ussvver-Jsmes KisG;
Stcvdsviee C. r. Williams; samr So6fins;
Cen. ~ Csryeseeslescs-D. p. Holloway, w.
A. BichDe, W. r.. FsuIke;
Can. - Rssslssieas--JshsS 8. Lyle. Wllism P.
Wisou. 3. b. Stsafsn;
CSm. Of VY1sses-'Theses Park, Johs A. Nc
MINI, NJ. Ratiray, w. B. Barnes, Lewis Burk 4,
J.. B. Hsss;cafi, B. W. Davis.
The meetisg adjeussed 10 the Goth isstan',
Thursday evening"
- vs. ADDLEMAN, Pr-s't
CIR. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12


THE WONDERFUL CURES MiDE
BY this medicine have induced Physicians of the
highest standing TO prescribe it-fes even Fro
fessors Of the Colleges admit that IL cures utter
everything else has failed
Dr.. III. Cox, late Professor in Cincinnati Medi-
ca! College, office sth street. says he cured
Miss Belt Of Scorfuious Consumption with DR..
Rogers, Lverwort & Tar, after she was given up
10 die by a number OF skilifui Physicians Dr.
w. Richards, of Cincinnati, says he cured Nh
Charles " ado, Of Consumption with this med-
cine after all his other remedies had tailed
IJ'Dr. H.O. " ilson, regular ply stefan OF
C alpols, say. il really acted like charm in the
! case Of Mrs. Wisemmn, the wife Of the Rev. IT,
point Of DEATH with pulmonary CoNsCMr ION,
and restored TO health after u few weeks by
the use Of DIR. RocERs' LIvERwoHr & lar
The late Of Mrs. Eggcrt. who now re-
sides on Race street, three doors above Eighth,
Cincinnati, il TRULY the most remarkable and
asto nislley ever recorded. This lady had The
Consumption for the last six years, ami lately
she gre W worse and worse-worn dow II and cma-
ciated cold night sweats and hectic fever every
day, reduced TO a mere skeleton, her cough wos
most distressing, all her physicians gave her up
To DIE with the last stage OF Consnmptiop-Dr.
Ta!liufera, now called ina celebrated Long
Docto who said there not the least hope Of
her recovery, finally her lungs ULcERATED both
internally and externally and the blood settled
under her nails that they came off; hnr friends
came in to take their last farewel-at this crisis
she commenced using this Same DIR. RoGERs
LrvERw oRr AND Tar, which has restored her TO
bet tier health than she has enjoyed since she was
fourteen yaars of age, and in three months she
gained ifty pounds in flesh. Those who doubt
the virtues of this wonderful ,nediciae are invi-
ted TO call and see her.
CONSIiMPTIVES SHOULD CALI. on
THE. AGENT and see the certificate in full. Of
the above me nfioned cures aud also a vast mum
Der Of others.
ft4rDECEIvE NOT YOURSELVES. by
ne glecting to use this valuable medicine until
il is too late. as there are thousands Of CASES
which are too far gone to be saved, even BIZ this
Great Remedy. BE .ure and Get DIR. Rogers
l.iverwort and Tar, which has his signature IN u
yellow Label, on each bottle Of the genuine.
1t is for sale BY a. l.. SCOVILLE. Cincinnati,
" holesaIe Agent for the West and South, and
also by all the advertised Agents.
Also. BY -. P. HOLLOW Az, Richmond.
April 5, ls4s. ly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
MANSION HOUSE,
RICfEMOyn. Ind.1 =

Y&IfIS House formerly known az Ne sIfm
perance hail. and recently occupied w
superior style. with the design Of making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for III,
weary traveller, in the western country
The subscriber. also taksA great pleassfe in
informing his Old fren ds, and the travelling COIN
mwnity generally, that his TABLE SHAH be. Ias
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond IivseD
supplied with the choice1- yisnds the cczntry
affords. sr5Hr - 2rss.-
His STABLE u large assd eoavepfsn&, and il
TENDED By the very best OF OstIefss AID supps-
cd with the best Of Proyender.
He feels confident Chat the pains tlfat shall be
take 10 make those Who may scjourn with him,
comfortable, and sat Home,". will wafrsht him
ERS taken by the day OF week ON tIIe most IA
vorabfe terms. X. BROOkANS.
Richmond. Feb. 3. 1877. f5'45 pE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
WHO Wants a Carriage.

y HAVE for SALE, one Of the most SPLENDID
: douhle Seated Family Harrison Carriage ever
offered IN THIS market. ut the prce-made Of tho
best Of materials, and in u subsia ntlal nlanne !,
ana flushed in good stye-suitabie Tor either
10 Two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS.
az Call al the Shop, "a few doors Last Of tbs
Starr HOUSE
Richmond. April 18th, lSdS. l6iG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
A Dwelling House for sale.

4 WILL sell the property on which now re-
q side, at the corner of Pearl and Walnut
stre~ts-tle house contains rooms, 4 below and
above: there is well of first rate water, n cs-
tern with pump in both--aiso, IL static, wooa
house. &c. &c. The property is in every re-
>pect a desirable residence, being in a pleasant
part of the town and only one So. arc from Main
street JOSEPH HOWELI,S
April 10 1913. f7-Yc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
10000 DIE .rr
Annually Of Con>mmp,i ION in the United

States. Vet how many could have been saved Il
they had resor,-a Ia DIR. Roger L,verwor, and
! Tar in season. Taor>ANns upon THOUSANDS '.re
now tr>tifing that IL has saved their lives and
restored them to lisalth-No one need pEsPAIR Il
though, vour pi> SIC ans. fr,cu0s give Nau up
| To DIET. ven cannot he worse iisa W RS. kuwr.
OF StsuniuB. aho VAS given mp by her uac'ois
and fr,cnus 10 sis ~rh the last stage "i ION
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate IN addition
| to the vast number obtained III Cincinnati. 10
show that the cures IL makes are not rontine. 10
that CITY alone. but in every place :" here II las
been in,godnccd. Read what she SAYS:
This riify. that some months s'ne".
was taken with pain in my side ami breast, !
called ti,,, rfi of -,N-rai pnssicians. nut they
failed Ia give relief, and for the space OF
one year grew rapidly worse. In addition 10
this VAS attacked with violent c"ncl. ai-
though excellent ply stefan lived III the same
house, and used the greatest exertion. and paid
the strictest attention, il hafiied all his skill
two others were called IN. one OF wl'ith VAS an
aged aud skilfui phy stefan, but oil their efforts
proved alike un,.yailiuc. At l,si, ply Sican
who ate tGing camp meeting IN the neigh
borhood, came 10 see me. and declared that !
couid not last more than one Gay longer: also,
all Of the vast number who came I" see mo be-
loved that n few daysat most must end my earth
~ My tIiends ,ctrc no'e caittd IN 10 sac me
die! But my brother al this crisis. hearing oil
the asst onishng cures performed by pr. Rogers
Compound Syrup Of Iiverwort aud Iar,} went
to Chile the and back. u distance Of sixty miles
IN IL hours. to get some OF the above ineiicin";
CONNIE nerd taking Il, aud strange to tell before
had used half Il bottle, the cough wns entirely
cured; from this time recovered rapidly, and
when had used two bottles, Was able to as
snnie u family vorations as usually. l am
fully satisfied that if it had moi been for THIS
cellent medicine, would now ne in my grave,
and must in Justice say that truly return MY
SINGER thanks to the inventor Of this priceless
med ic,nc, and would recommend all persons ai-
nicted with diseased lungs TO give il a trial
HARRIET ROWE.
We the umde rsigned, DO certify, that this ac-
count OF Mrs. Rowe is correct. we being person
ally acquainted with all the circumstances.
PETER +. MATTHEW'S.
+. =. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
Staunton. Ohio Feb. !. lS41.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
WORMS. WoRmsM WoRMs!n

DORSEY,S CELEBR AerED YER MIFTGE
Ia remedy unsurpassed for expeiing rorn's
warranted to contain nothing of poisonous
character, but is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. The above medicine for sale
only by HA1NES d FARQClI AK,
Richmond, March, ~, Isia. J2-u