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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22
CARONDELET SALOON,


Fashionable Dancing and Walking Academy.
CARONDELET SALOON,
No. 1O9 Car0ndetst, bst0sen POvdras and Prdido sts
MIR FREDERICK E. BRUINS, formerly of Professor L. Brooks
w celebrated Academy at NewYUrkD respectfully Np5gv
hounces To ms former pupils and the public in general RA
TgwN that his School for the above graceful Kg8
{Ne plhment now open for the reception Of pa 3ssE
Et Spis Mr.. Bruins has, during his TX
= the Northern States spared neither pains nor
expense n procuring all the latest and fashionable Dances
the seasonouong which the following beautiful may
mer1ied Iic L9HdJH and Paris POAa Quaiig Grand Mi
ty QhntHc, FFtg1t La Polka nlscs Polka Afr.oula,
d2ual Sr9niJ Walls, N 90 York POsu Watts Canlniq TJr
ho3sss celebrated Pas de- Cornr Hghant fdrss Ia Cneo
,e' ~ tdguHt La Pts Siyriaa Ln IyratiaI Pat de Caig
9}Ha Faiy Pas Sed, Military Jig Sors HonIpe f-.iers
YPpe HDe7hNH Lgt together with the Cslniius hguIel
Dances -
In addition the above will be introduced Scottish Polka
hN ana beautiful WALTZ, all the Paris and LONDON
Wlhl destined 10 become equally popular
Il! Polka 50 long and Justly celebrated n The South.
Mr. Bruins having made with agent the
mission OF every and popular Dance and Music the public may
rest assured OF receiving the hrt and best they pro-
duCed in Europe
No Days aud Evenings Of Tuition. TUESDAYS, THURS
~ ~ ana SATURDAYS from TIL r. NJ. for Ladies, Misses
and Masters, and from till 10 T. NJ Gentlemen aud
IL Private lessons will be given by MI b. from ill u A. NJ
on days Of tuition
Terms moderate, and no ella for Fuucy Dances.
Academies aud Families attended "a reasonable
NJ Private Family Sortes seui-monhy Due notice Of the
first will be given
Parents invited visit the Academy utmost attention
viii be paid 10 the rapid advancement Of their children
IL Mr. Brdns School TeTpsgh1e Hall Lafayette
open Tor the accommodation OF those residing
oyDs OF tuition in Lafayette, Mondays and Fridays ols 3n
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Fashionable Dancing and Waiting Academy

MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT.
SIG i'm E. LOCKWOOD, Mobile, Alabama.
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auction sale ...., Off,. Government Steamers
BY FLORANCE q TAYLOR

J j LUI,
. - 80 Office No. 81 Gragier street
SATURDAY, November :, - ocock-lyi be sd AZ I'm.
- Arcade, by order % Tl,, -
Quarteruo General L. S A. '' D-F-'
The steamboat GEN BUTLER, she lies 49, -
under the Algier5 side OF the River This tbAt
boat Is about $50 burheu bias very superior
Engines, Doctor and four doubl-fued Boilers Sir r. nd n Il
coppered
The steam propeller TURNBULL 100 bur alblB+sa
them both her Engines she lies anchor
on the Algter side Of the River She
Farther particulars may be had application Of the
QJlrter-maser
Terms Of sal cash oIs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-22

saCs
EfWERA You ana Me-! s"dg, words by Hood SrakoscI.
N4fLE@H I!sl Sohlouou, Souvenir de Niagara: The
49, WmuGgolin Selections Meyerbeers celebrated
~ new OPERA The Prophet - 50 Agath4 song nv Max
BolTe Then Bnne not Time" words by J. H. AcNIg7aa mu
~ ~ mos LrQuchi Mugtacna Polka, large variety OF
Music arranged easy for beginners just received aud f5r sale al
olo MANO'S Music Store 5 Camp st.
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Re-opening of the

CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON
NO. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
HIS Establishment hes lately been opened New
i Administration, thoroughly repslred aud renovated.
and unsufpa ed by Saloon in the city and
who enoy the healthy exercise and excitement of BOWL.
ING, say, Circus a Call.
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOI"rsT
LIQUORS and ths most Gsutlemanly Atta5RptI oIS r.,
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B. NJ. RMAN
BOOKSELLER AND sTATlONER No IL C,,,,- ,,-,,, ~.


~ Supsue Stationery Scbo and Miscellaneous Books Mt
Publishers Prices Illustrated Works New and
Standard Work. Commercial Printing Binding Work
OhIy. su2l 2dpu
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DRUGS AND MBDICj

FLORANCE 81 TAYLOR.
A VCllOH AND COMMISSION MER CHANTs-OdceN No.
n GrnDr stCs-W MAKE liberal Cash advances on Carroes
arrive Or Nor hanle be sold 10y auction They
also give attention to the sale OF Real Estate Car1 stoc So
eesAIon' olayes &c o3 3met9p
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NEW GOODs......No. 10 Chartres 81


M, L. M c I'LL TON,
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH. is
i now Tecelyi3g and opening flesh stock Of SEASON
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, 10
which he soc the attention Of his friends and the public
He would call the attention Of Mniner to an assortment
Of BONNETS and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which
o5 3ptf NJ. l.. MeJILTON, 70 Charities St
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THOMPSON s. NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,

Removed from No, A Canal, to
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
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ERY sIP ELAS.

Cincinnati, Alb month, 1847. I'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-24

A MEXICAN OII.--THE GREATEST
~ REMEDY OFNATURE--P Proc red from
. well in Kentucky ls5 feet below til. earth 3
surface. This Oil will be found vastly supe rior
10 Harlem. British, or any other formerly popu-
Var OIL Its curative properties for the following
ailments truly wonderful: lRf1am,natory
rheumatism. whooping cough. phthysic. coughs,
colds, spNsms, letter. erysipei las. scald head ],
Group. '"d smatory sore throat, liver complaint.
inflammation Of the kidneys, pains in the breast,
eide aud back. Diseases Of the spine, piles, heart
burn, Diseases Of the hip JOINT inl AIMED sore eyes,
deafness nnd ear ache, worms, toothach~ spraius
strains burns. sca'ds, bruises cuts, ulcers, can
GERS, fever, sores, &c, &C.
It's oca merits are its best recomme ndat;or. 81.
thousands Of people. Of all classes and age. can
testify.
CAUTlON.--In order to be sure Of obtaining
the genuine. purchase only Of the Genera,
Agent. Doctor Edgar Thorn, Dublin. WAYNE
County. Indiana, or through sub agents appoin-
ted by him for its sale; each Of whom will have
Show Bilt and general directions in Pamphie,
form. containing the names and address Of the
rfoprctors. ana General Agent for the State OF
Indiana. ~ follows,
ID. Hail Co. Proprietors. Kentucky.
DOCTOR EDGAR THORN, General AGENT
for the State Of Indiana, Dublin, WAYNE County
TO whom all orders must be addressed
Aesafs.-T0wnsend. Lewis 4 Co., and S;,r.,.
& Brigg, Cambridge; Jacob Sewers. German
town; Dr.. j. p. Ball, Censrevilie; Jesse Meek
k'chmond 45:3ma
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Important to Cons ,,mptivc

Strange: That SO many who are afflicted with
aCOuGH that is gradually wearing them down.
and slowly. but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disease
winch carries Oft Thousands daily, are doing moth
ing, or what is worse than nothing, gorging the M
selves with nosfruns. that are pulled to the ski
tor cures they are said 20 have effected some
foreign or unknown persons, when they can
be positively cured BY using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOuNDSYRU OF LIvERWORTA AND
AK, which still continues to effect the most
"onde Ju1 Culs ever recorded in the annals Of
medic'ne. A fact which is proved by reference
TO the vast number Of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Dr VIM
J. Richards, Judge WIN. Burke, the VIII. Of the
Rev &: w. Maiey. DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
sor IN Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati
and others Of that city. Certificates not only of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, but Con
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians Of
the highest standing had given them up to die !
IL men Of such high standing will couch for the
great uirfues Of this medicine, We cannot but in
fer that it is ut least all that il is represented to
be. Read the advertisement Of Dr.. Rogers in
another column.
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8! 8! 8!

EIGHT DArs LA1ERl AND E3oHI PEE
CENT. CHEAPGRS aAA - Ne. eoon1
q RE to b found . magnificent steek Of
N DRY GOODS. just reeeived and ePeaed.
which We propose to cell remarkably esesP: con-
sissinR Of Cloths Of every description. Cess'-
meres, Saiinets. Jeans, Twesds; Vessinos Of
every variety, sc.
or LADIES' bREss coos.
we hav. snk and Alpac. tsstfes. che.siiens.
Lyonese and Cossrg Cioths. Llaine. Lamar
tine. Robroy. Angola. and Oregon Plaids. Fab
ri9ne Desore. Ne.; Shawss4 of every sfylei ked.
yellow, Green and Salisbury Flapaels: Silk
Hats, OF latest fashion. Silk Plush. Cloth. Fur,
and I.ammariine Csps; fine selection Of Fall
and Winter Ribbons aud Arii6css ;and ell kinds
Of
ancy Goods;
Carpet Bags. aud Boys Gaps. Mems aud noy.
Boots and Shoes; Ladies, Misses and Childrens'
Calf. Goat, Pa:. Leather, bo..,-: Buskine and
Slippers
GrOccr6es. OF rHr rrsr QUALITY.
a~w SnXY7SyA Rl3a
&: u ~ n r a u q II = r 4 ~ = 2 G;
Ga all OF which propose to give purchasers
the advantages Of our close bvyiag. and CASH
payments. at the greatest depression OF the East
ern Moray Markets.
All kinds Of Produce taken at the highest
market price.
SCOTT. & co.
Richmond. S,rt. 81. 1913. A0-tos;e
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49, Yosx C,ry@The population Of
- oT New York in 17i2 was $50;
-. $40; in J8i9. about 400 600. Du'
Les Rsvelu'ion' i was about 'o'ooo'
A1rA pillow, blowing two burrows af the
- time, with which one man and one
~. can do as much in one day, o Two
- ena do with two teams and two single
-. has been invented BY George bs"'
~, &c Rhode Island.
-. are ouaeks. Tho administrator Of caio-
hr.,.. .ssSs..o, Of me W.ass cure THE DIS
~. - M r,e.s Hshnemsnn who sdm'nlstem
T-..0e doses. and wonders ut the nenbe''e'
n ~. ,u;Ilony-t,e Steam doctoIY-ths botan'-
.sIertor-tl,e mpsnserizcrY and the ten tnou-
- ;.v..,o,s Of Patent cuyealls! which - TIVE
-. t,us systemr-we pause Tor reply: Oo'
c..,ts Of Justice show the bIistenng' b'eeo,hg'
sNi.,.i f.euIty ofteu arraigned for msnsIaughte
~. ~. . hand Of brothers they swear each
~, sh,ou sh thick and Thin. The water cure
~ IN ike Sir r. l.. BuIwer 10 prove ITS pow
..T.I MEDICINAL agency. over all other remedies.
r., !, .,.os forth host Of believers III Iiomn-
,,thv the ONLY true system say they'.oh no,
|, steam. ouIy, says most respec"'o'e group;
which YOU can rely upon. u cured Us ~nen ~,
.,.s G.ird:-hoId. says another party, botanics.
.,..,mcn Mt has proved itself the only safe and
..I;.bIe m~aps Of cure, we have been through all
..n, systerns and they all faiicd--botanicaI
x. stment cured us:-A loud cry was heard AS
Don millions Of voices-Vaughn's Vegetable
1iihontriptic Mxture-The Great American
P,medy after all other trials in all other medi-
eipes he'd proved fatile, saved oCR lives. so we
= ssadcr, and the agents Of this medicine ~ this
sjecs will give yOu pamphlet, look into "
81. G.. e.. Vaugi,n's LitIIontriptic sells at rate
4 ssssy thousands per year.
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RICHMOND MARKET, Jan. "a. 18l9.


+. " OF
our own soil. and are generally known to pos
sess, even in The common way Of preparation,
remarkable virtues i'll the cure Of diseases of the
Lungs-how much more then must highly con-
centrated preparation prove, when combined
with other articles as TO act in harmony with
each other. and adapted to the various forms and
stages of the diseases il is eminently calcula-
ted. The Balsam OF lid Cherry never fails TO
give reliet. and cures after every other means
have been tried in vain. This has been proven
in thousands Of instances. where it has effected
radical cures after the patient has been given up
by all his friends and physicians.
~ Sec advertisement.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs tn =
public that ne continues business at his old
stand, IN Fifth street, Souii, Of the Starr HOUSE,
where he makes TO order all kinds Of CAR
RACES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps a number Of articles in his
line hand He believes his work will com
pare favorably with any manufactured in the
west-he the best of materials, land for finish
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be
excelIrd. His prices mod rate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Sept. 9th, ISIS. 31-ly.
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F @ u n D E R Y
STOVES, IOLLOw.wARE, and


A I G. n G m n a I Pr ices :,
TTVIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he carries on the Foundry
business, at the old establishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting of Nos / ?, and ) IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE; SPsLMASs IMPROVED COOKING
Stow, seven and template Stoves OF different
sizes, nth general assortment cffranAlln and
splendid Paror Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Waggon-Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes to ordeT-CARPISG MACHINES,
CoSDENsERs, SPINNING and SAPPi>G MACHINES,
broad and narrow rowER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used in manuiac:ur-
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels confident
II, saving that he has the largest and best selected
lot OF patterns IN the w estern country for Grst
and Saw Mills. He has. in short, the latest
improvements in the Mil Gearing line
TIIR ASKING MACHINES.
He has a n excellent Thrasi.ing Machine which
he manufactures and will sell for CASH appro
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses. and neatness and
despatch in the execution of work It is not inie-
rior TO any in use.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO The
public for the liberal support bestowed upon HIM.
and respectfully solicits continuance OF iGvors
Gj~All kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES, VII! nc
taken in exchange FOR any of the above ar les
Hills STOVE STORE is on the North side
of Main street. opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where CUSTOMERS will be promptly waited on
THOS. O'HARRA.
Richmond. Nov. .. 1913. (ia3i'45.)
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PROBLEM. IN ANALYTICAL cEoSrTar-There
are two trees. A and B. standing in the same
plane. A right limo drawn from the top Of the
tree A, to the root of the tree B. equals 100 feet.
and line from the root of the tree A to the top
Of tho tree 3, equals Is feet, and q pe.pendicu :
lar, let fall from the intersections of the two right
lines, terminating at the plane, equals feet
Required: the altitude Of The trees, A and B.
A solution 10 requested. Q.
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lMPORTANT no THE
INTEREST Of TIE COUNTRY,

WHAT settlemsnfs hoasd fequestly b msde
Will. life 10 spared, and upsmesv serve.
aud bow that another year has juse eissed, We
would invite all those who have unsettled &C.
counts or notes aue, 70 coass forward asd extend
that a'c withsat which no business ess b earri.5
on socc>s:faiIy. and vs will b greatly benefit
ed and obliged By sseeivise oar dsss. and these
BY enabling - to pay ours.
We still eostinss u the old ssasd, Ne. ~.
o. posits the Brunch Bank. Wbevs is will sNord
~ pleasure to shov snd diseess g esr Geeds Or
the most seasonablo tsyuso.
EeU-Yszr's day, lelS.
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TAxEs or la48 UNPAID.

list Of the Taxes for 1919, not paid before
~ the 9nd 2nd-day. Monday 18th Of Feb.
- to be returned to the County Auditor as de-
lisqsent, a copy Of wbi-h he has to forward to
III State Auditor. This is q matter Of regret
10 al concerned, nnJ then, too, penalty Of ten
pes cent. attaches BY law.
This extra n0fice, is given from belief that
s,.sy are not aware Of the facts, as to the law
These in arrears earnestly solicited TO give
.6as ptjou TO the matter without further delay.
The time IL short, and should many omit calling
vutu the last few days, We shall then be over
crowded, noD We are not
A. WILLIAMS,
County Trcosurer.
TaxAsUagR's OvTICE, 5-2A
Centrev,IIs. Jan. ~, Is19.
nOTATOES.-AI lot Of til. above herbs
c. MCCULLOUGH.
i'm 81. 1910. 5-tf
01ENNESsEE PEACIIEs.-Aq quantity
III very fine; and for sale at
IAN. 81. Is19 5-tf
1GVHE choicest Of CORN MEAL and FLOUR
constantly on hand ut Nc Culiough's Gro
eery, Provision and Feed Store.
jss. -. ls10. 3-u
V/OUNG HySON, IMPERIAL, GUNPOW-
~ DER, and BLACK TEAS, for sale by the
ssbsc rber; and warranted TO be good
q. MCCULLOUGH.
Inn. %. 1919 5-tf
ALMANACS Cor isso.--Dr. J. Howels,
N is prepared to furnish every body with
Aimanic. "free gratis, for nothin."' Call aud
take one Of Townsemd's peoples Illustrated
Almanac"
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). Il. LIPPINCOTT,- Manufacture
CDACEHS: II 4 lsOUCE1 E:S.
ROCK PHI .ETONS. BCGGIES. &c.

lNHANKFUL for the patronage already ex-
1 tended toward him, soiicits a continuance
Of the same ; having served an apprenticeship
of seven wears with the first Carriage Maker III
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes to
be able to get up article at least equal to any
now manufactured III the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, superior article of BIO ID
VARNIS II made by the oldest Varnsh-
Maker in PhiIadeI pha--rorronfed not to crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Riggs,
&C.; all Of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr.. Gilbert's Hotel.
Richmond Ia Jan 81, lS43. l9n "A.
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NHE Stockholders Of tho Richmond and
= Newport Turnpike Company, are hereby
nouhed that an Election will be held, for seven
Dircc tors for said company on the LIST Monday
~ ~ February Prosimo. at Hampton's School
By order Of the Board.
JAMES NJ. BROWN, Sec.
Richmond, Jan. 10, lS49 2 TIN.
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TNMERY, all sizes; Sand and Glass Paper.
IL White ash. Shoe, Scrub aud Horse Brush
es; Glue. OF various qualities; Gum Copal, and
Shillac; Tobacco. Snuff. and Cigars; Matches.
P-rfumery: Shaving Soaps; Washing do; fisi,
Oil; Meats do; Sperm do: and Other aAaieles
usually KEEP. in Drug Stores. For sale BY
49, 81 1873 lREED.
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THE RICHMOND DENTAL DEPOT,
April 10, ls4s.

Is at DR.. Howells' Drug Store, where a large
Il stock Of Mineral Teeth, from the Manufac-
Thomin & Bernhard eau be had at manufactur-
ers prices, also, Gold and Tin Foil. Files, For
ceps. &c. Plaster Of Paris, and every thing that
Dentists need. Please call at No. 16, Main street
Oct. 10, ls4s. 42-tf
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Clark Division, No. 3, soss Of Temperance,
Meet every Wed nesday evening, at 81 o'clock,
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEPERS!
DANlEL WARD. will hereafter keep
IL on hand, at his Family Grocery Store, full
assortment Of the
Celehrated Packed TEAS.

The superior excellence OF Which IS too wei
known to require CONNIE Edation. They have
been for a long time the favorite Teas in the
principal Atlantic Cities, and are fast obtaining
a character throughout the country which Will
give them precedence wherever they are useai.
D1AH Housekcepers know how difficult it has
been heretofore to obtain good Teas at fair pri-
ces, but the great facilities of this Company
(McCaiimont & Bond, Phi.adel phia> enable them
place in the hands of their agents the choicest
article at prices which cannot fail to sustain the
high character already attained by them, and IT
they should not suit, You have only TO return
them the agent and get your money refunded.
PRICE CUR EMIT.
GREEN i'i.AS.
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1.-THE Trustees Of the Y. NJ. Literary Asso-
citation, meet next Saturday evening at the Hall;
business Of importance will be laid before the
Beard WV. FOULkE, Secy.
Jan. 81. l6l9.
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LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED THE BRANGH
BASK AT RIcHMoND:
State Bank of Indiana Sandusky City Bank;
aud Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks of So Tifiin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank ;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
Laf Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Vir-
Commercial Bank ofdo ginia and Branches
City Bank Of do Bank Of the Valley OF
Dayton Bank; Virginia and Branches;
Bank of Geauga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal Blk Of Gle veland; ginia and Branches;
City do Notes Of So and up
City Columbus; wards, at p"r in New
Franklin Blk of Zanes-; York, Philadelphia,
Vile; and Baltimore.
Richmond, January LIST, 1919.
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PRINCIPAL Cfice l26 Futon Street. Nt,c York,
cnt '05 Soufh Pcan Street. A!5dny
Wonder and blessing of the Age--he most
Ex.r.o.tli,.a Medicine in the World.
Cousu.uo.ion Csred.-Ciea nse AMI strength
en- CONSUMPTION can be cured. Bronchitis,
Consu.nption. Liver Complaint. Colds. Catarrh.
C. Oh CHS, II sthma, pi,;ing OF Stood, Soreness III
the Chest, Hectic Flush, ght Sw.ais, Di.i:ru!t or
Profusr EApectoratiou, Pun in the Side, &c,
have been ana can BE- cured
This extract is put up in Quart Botties' IL -
six times cheaper, piea>antrr. and Narrated SUI
De rior 10 any sold. t; cures disease without Son,-
Ting, pur,ing, s;cAening cebili'a;ing the Pa
ticnt.
Fiji. Fit: Fi;>!-Dr. Townsend, not having
tested his Sarsaparia IN Cases OF Its, OF course
ne yer reronue lded IL, and surprised to re-
ceIve tie. following from late liIgent and re-
specta5!e Farmer IN West hester County:
Forthan, August ID. 81.
Dr. Toxnsend--Dear Sir: | have Il little girl
seven wears of age, who has been several years
p elicit with Fits; tried almost every thing
f,r b.r h,t =, thout success; at last although We
could I'd no recon,.:cEf alton III our circulars
for cases I hers, thouei.. as she was IN very
d-lica,e health. we would give her - ne ~ your
S;arsaparilla. and are very glad We d, for u 'ot
ONLY restored her strength, but she has had 10
return of the Fits 10 our great pleasure and sur
prise She is fast becoming rugged and earty,
for which we feel grateful
Yours, Respectfully.
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indiana nj0n, No. 2, ID. Of T.,
Meet every Wed esday afternoon, at 9 O'Clock.
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(Correeted, .reekly, for the Cincinnati Cnzette.y
BY GEORGE MILNE t. Co, Yves. Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills Of
Exchange: who make collections throughout
the y. States, Canada aud Europe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw on Eng land in sums
to suit purchasers.
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Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the Morrissou Building, at early candle-lighting.
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IL ID ~ IL
Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at 81
o'clock.
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NER MOMErEHS. Surgical Instrume nts
u and Trusscs Of all kinds, for sale by
Aug. ~, lSlS. IREED.
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TUST RECEIvED,-AIls sorts of Drugs and
- Medicines, of every description. very low
and of the best quality, at DR.. HOW Ellis,
Nov. %, lS4S No. rs, Main ST..
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phil.nshsoptc Division, No. AZ. .. Of T.s
Meet every Monday evening, at 81 O'Clock.