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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-26

We have received files of papers from
Mexico TO the 2lst, and Chihuahua Fara
OF the 18th Of July.
On the 10th of July. two American
named Geo. Cook and F. Fink were as.
sassinated in the State of Coahuila. The
murderers were arrested.
The wild Indians lately made an irrup-
ton into the State of Coahuila and adj
vanced within eight leagues Of SaltilIo,
Tobbing and numbering as they went
along.
The cholera is ravaging Durango and
has appeared in Zacatecas. but had dis
appeared from New Leon and Coahuila.
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Ell Glooo,' published in the capital, says
that this terrible scourge is visiting San
BIAS. where it had been introduced by
the Steamer California, in going from Pa
mama 10 San Francisco. Several persons
had died of cholera on board that vessel.
and their bodies had been thrown into the
sea.
On the 18th Of July tumult occurred
at Mazatlan. The chief municipal officer
of the city was endeavorng to pacify an
American, who. pistol in hand. had put
the whole population in commo'ion and
killed Mexican.
To show the daring of the Mexican
bandtti in Mexico. the Trait d'Union' o.
the 9Th ult states that on the 9th at 9 o.
clock in the afternoon, three stage coaches
were stopped inside the walls OF the CAPT.
tai on the public promenade, and would
have been robbed had not the passengers
been succored by the soldiers at guard
house a few steps off.
Gen. Urea and two other officers died
from an attack Of the cholera at the ran
cho Of Rcvucltas, a league distant from
Durango. The ravages of the disease III
that city were trighttu.
In the middle of the city Of Mexico, al
noov. lately. a man carrying bag OF
dollars on his shoulder. was attacked by
two robbers on horseback, who coolly
eased him Of his money and then rode
off.
The Trait d'Union asserts with conf
dence that England has offered her medi-
alton TO Mexico, in the war now waglng
in Yucatan between the whites and In
dian insurgents.
Chihuahua In III Faro Of the ] lta
July,a Mexican paper published in Chihu
ahua, we regret to find that disturbances
Of very grave character have taken
place at III Paso. between the Americans
soiourning or passing through there AND
the Mexican authorities.
The Mexicans say that there were on
the 9th Of August more than 5000 Ameri-
cans at III Pa>o. and they were expecting
in the course Of the next three DAYS 1000
more. They are all represented to be lr
such state of dcsiituton that they have
no other resource than robbery.
II the Americans commit any outrage
the authorities are directed 10 repcl by
force, and are forthwith to send an eN
press to Chihuahua. when a respectable
force will be despatched against the per
petraiors. to cause the laws 10 be respect
cd! = @. picayunc.
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CHss:s--aE1 CIT.

Letters from Havana have bean soon
by the Y Orleans Bee Two r.L.li ut-
Of the regular troops Ia! revolt q, aaa
pronouuc. in favor Of General ->.sI .i>i..
Lopcz vino escaped some MONTHS >.ner
from Cuba under sent-uc ii death aut
is now in the 'nited Stat ). The revolt
il. regiments Killed r Colonel ANY.
several other officers. .,ctiv. and ell
Client measures were adopted by i'e Coy
crnor-General, 70 suppress the c1lenf". 4
decree had been promulgated Interfering
OF any newspapers from the nited
States, except La Chronicu' u New
York.
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Brr0rc Of CounfcrfpifS.

The genuine article is manufactured only by
H. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor ami
wholesale druggist, No. -, Main street. Peoria.
H.. TO whom all applications for agencies pur-
chase must be addressed. BE sure YOU get it
with the letters III. G.. before Fnrrell's, thus
II. G.. FARRELL'S-ant my signature on the
wrapper; all others are counterieits.
GTrFor sale by Irwin Reed Richmond; NJ.
Seaton. Cen:reviIe: II. Goettel, J miles West
of Cenireville; Nanuxem * Son, Dublin; {. II
RAYMOND, Cambridge city; J. Canmack. Chrs
ter; Parker & Stanton, Newport; Coffin & Pur
Vance, Williamsburg; and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States. Call and get
IA Farrier Book. free OF charge.
Sept. &c, lc49. I0:.}m
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Union County Seminary.

TNHE present session of the Union County
j Seminary, now under the teaching and su-
perintendence Of William Haughiou, will close
ON the 29t instant.
The coming Winter Session will open on the
29th day OF October next OF William Hn"gh-
toms ability as teacher, il il not necessary
that we should say any thng-tfe fact that he
has taught upwards of ~ years in tie sane
community. Is sufficient exposition of i'.S quail
ificatIons. There j. IN the schoUl. iarge
and splendid Philosophical ana Chemical apPa-
ratus Obtained direct from New York and at an
expense Of over FIVE hundred dollars winch viii
afford facilities for instruction not found III any
similar institution We would say 10 those
young persons who design aile ndIug school thu
coming winter, come and the close OF the
present session.
JOHN l.. BURGESS, PfeSt
L. CAsTERLIvE, Stc' y.
of Board of Trustees of Union Co, Seminary
Liberty, Sept i, l~49. 39-2w-
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CARRIAGE MANUFkCTORY.

HNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business at his old
stand on Fifth street South of the Starr House,
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RIAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps number of articles in his
line hand He believes his work will COM
pare ayorabIy will, any manufactured in the
wes,-he uses the best of rials and for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
excellee. His prices are moderate. and terms
favorable. Thankful! for past favors he soiicits Il
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
June 9Th, lS4J. Sly.
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RIG HMOND MMERCIAL
S q N y y
Will be opened in Richmond.
Wayne County Ind. on second day, Monday)
the 9Th of 10Th Mo. (Oct.) leI9.

4 SCHOOL, with the above title. in which
~ it is the determination of the Principal to
teach. and have taught, a sound CONNIE rcial Ed
ucation.
He has had several years practical expert
euce Book Keeper in Cincinnati, and feels
ccniiden, that his acquaintance with what he is
about to undertake. will enable him TO impart o
others Il knowledge of business that will be con
sidered of almost inestmabe value. The Fall
course which will require near three months to
finish. will consist of
BOOKKEEPING by Double and Single En-
try; Commercial Calculations; Commercial Cor
respoadence, and Fcnn,a nshig -plain, business
and ornamental
For the entire Course a charge of S2J will be
made, one-half payable on entrance. the bal
ance any time during the Course The above
price will be invariably adhered TO.
For PenmanShip only SO.
A Class of Females in Peumanshp will also
be formed. Price 50.
L. The School will be located on Main street
near the centre of the town.
The Principal is willing to guarantee thor
ough knowledge to the student as he. can OBJ
tain at Cincinnati or elsewhere, where the cost
of the same would be double. Another saving
to the student i'll be in the items of Boarc-
ing ami Clothing, which need not be r,ucs.
more than half what they woud be in any
larg. city.
Richmond is beautifully and BEAUTIFULLY ioca-
to. ana has many attractions for a place of its
The Prime pal IS certain that person will
ever regret having taken a course with him, If
h stays his full time out. and reaps all the ad-
vantagrs that are to be derived from the cours.
[ of instruction gwen.
To all young with small me ms looking
towards establishing themselves in business this
School will afford a coed opportunity to make
the right kind Of a start.
Thus will you learn how 70 keep your bust
ness in the proper shape, when you embark. If
you design making Book keepers, CLERKS or
Statesmen, in the employ of others. by all mea rs
take course i'll this School You will never
regret It.
IJCertificates OF proficiency will be given to
those who merit them OIL leaving the School.
For further particulars address the Principal,
, al Richmond. la.
ISAAC c. FALLS, Priret.ol
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"OUR TAILOR SHOP!"

TOHN II. SCOTT. would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public generally,
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied by VI. Conkie, opposite THE
PALLADIUM OFFIC +, vhe re he is prepared to
cut aud make up garments IN the best style, and
the shortest notice
.JNete York and Philadel 5si1 FASHIONS,
regularly receired-
Richmond. March II, lc49. ll:ly
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On MN $ NOV.
REM VALE!

ME Undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity that
he has removed his Shop to Main street directly
opposite L. j. Bargis' Stove Store, where he
wouli be- glad TO see his old customers, and the
public generally. He would also say that he
has engaged the services of one of the be [
shavers in the State, who will be hand during
the coming week, and pains will be spared 10
please the most fastidiouS. CONE
SHAVED. a. McIN TOSU.
Sept Is. 1919. 39:3w
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ID \ y | l. l. w 4 K ID.
amily Groce cries.
ss KING: EsUsE MESS.
WAGONS FOR SALE

'ENTiE undersigned has for sale two Two
Horse Wagons, one of which is nearly
new, the other considerably worn. Also, sett
of double Harness, that is nearly new. Any
pc wishing 10 purchase viii do we'll by cali
ing at No. p. Main street. opposite the Bank,
Richmond. Indiana. JOHN UAiNES.
9th mo- 9th. le49. 2U-tf
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.gg's's' s:lsEsss.E,
FRESH FROM PiiiLAUELPHlA By
STNATTAM 81 NNs GNys

A CHOICE selection Of Ladies Dress Goods
"a for Fall wear. inciuding several pieces
new style Silks y good assortine NJ Of French
Mrrinos Par,'naitas. Cohurg cloths, LustreS.
SC. all desirable. colvrs.
y small lot OF superior Silk. Thiliet, aud
wool 81 NV L. ires, lot Of Friends Cap
goods and Il variety Of other articles in the fine
goods line.
y beautiful selection OF PRINTS, in neat
patterns, md staple colors.
A!.SD-Just opening good assortment Of
BOOTS & SHOES. u Please call and exam
ine.-Fr 39-if
Ninth mo, 18Th 1919.
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TO BIZ ILDER s

GNEVER AL second hand DOORS and DOOR
> FRAMES, and an excellent flight of steps.
bansters and railing for sale at less than half
their worth, at No. %, opposite the Bank.
JNO. HAINES.
4th mo- Both, 1919.
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And thereafter at the Treasurer's Office in
Centrevile.
1t is hoped that goodly number Will avail
themselves of the convenience of paving in The
Townships. Those who do not will please call
at the Office a, their earliest convenience. ant
at furthe>t within the present wear.
Receipts for the amount of ROAD TAX on
real estate. where the work has been dose. must
be handed in at the time OF settlement, or the
amount will have to be paid i'll money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-26
ThnASissljG MACHINES.
Daveuports Patent Cleaner OF
Separator,

6c s2catoT,
For Tf,r:.SEii:E. 4 Glcafzi.s: Grain.
TENiIE subscriber respectfully informs the
a. public that, having purchased OF IIr Ds-
vESFoRT the exclusive right for the entire State
Of Indiana, Ia make vei.d and use and 10 sc II
TO others the right 10 make, rend aud use the
sa'ae,> he is now pFeParrd TO furnish very
SUPERIOR CLEANING MACHINE,
1T Hls $40? ~
RICHMOND. wayne 60. Es:s,..
on reasonable terms. Persons wishing 10 pi.r-
chase, will 90 welt II cal Oh the sabscf!brr be-
fore purchasing e!sew here.
u Persons who knaw Themselves - be IN
fringing upon this Potent, respectfully re-
quested to call on the subscriber aud necoiiai.
for said right before progressing further, and
save trouble.
ca 4 Il'sG
H. The public hereby .re1 shat oil
MACHiHEs, fiIaVDg the eB.i--s revolving straw
carrier. combined with inclined focr carry
ing off the straw - nars1 Ei&e-u4 Railing
the Wheat to fall through. ana dr.eln- ia.
Wheat down said inclined bpJra INTO riadies
placed ia a fan below the fbrexiter3 viii l.. .,b-
ect 70 the rrstrlcifonr aua limitations az ,l.a
subscriber. unless 'hs right is purchased o. b;.,,
before making. Te1 aing, using lie same.
1THe WI dispose of any amount Of t.,,;,a,y
IN TINS ATE fhat any one may desire. ON ry..,x
ABE TERMS All communications will r.ca;~
prompt attention. Address. pos, paid.
4. 4. DUGDALE, R1c,,uo~r
Wayne County, Indiara
June o'a' i0''- 24f
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TINGTON HOUSE,
Min street, Riehmond, Ind

Main street, Richmond, Ind.
~IIIS House formerly known the "Man-
] sion House. and occupied by X. BRooKIss,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who IS now fitting ii up i'll modern style for the
accomrno alton of the public His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed in
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up and Considerably enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with a good and careful
OsrLER. and plenty of the best Of feed for horses
The undersigned feels conftien that, bv strict
attention the wants of his guests, he III ri
share of public patronage
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept 5y
the day or week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond, Feb. 81. / SAY eff
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IOUORS...Best Brandy: Old Rye Whisky
] Port, Madeira and Tenff Wines, for med-
,inai purposes: Lime Juice. Lemon and Sarsa-
-illa Svrups for sale at REEDS Drug and }
April %. 1919. Medicinal Depo,.S
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- r ss;i ? e E. E .. s
AND
- e. - EE N ESI . z 1-5.

?IANCFAcrrRED BY sTI:A-I IT THE
AMER ICAN MA \ L T \ G. L . |, \
2:,1 s'E,.!sL SIR TT.
fSjca Of tie Three C2iiea lmLrei'qs.}
ERCiIAEi'S in want OF an assortment OF
: Umbrella. ana Pi.rtsols. advised pay
40 ~l,f's>N.a PROFITS. but TO call al
oncr on TIE Manufacturers. who are making
-oo oAEEaSa By the intro
t.uction Of r;teaui ana New Patent Machinery,
ana are enabled 10 produce the best and most
Elegant sly les of goods and sell them at rate
which they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISi.iC SMITH s. co, Manufacturers,
New YORK
7. S-We have branch of oar House es;ab-
lished at BosTov, Massachusetts, at No. 4, Sew
all Block, Milk street, where we shalt be happy
o see our w estern friends !. ;. x Go.
July ii, 1919. 29:.'m
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THOMAS MASON,
:ssa6s Coffin sak cI:
COFFIN.

z : LSPEL I Z LII IHIVEtIs tIIT FtVP'e Ut
III Richmond and vicinity. that he keeps Oh
HAND
READY MADE COrfIES.
AM that he is prepared with Il gen'ee! HEARSE-
and will give prompt and particular at'enion L
Funeral arrangements. He WI make cofln>
a. the shortest notice, either day uIgat.
xii. has recently purchased stock ef IA
uoG,xr aud WAi>Cr AMER ana cofAI- VAR
Sysa and has hesitation in SAYING that he VIII
b.. abb. 10 give satisfaction to those re9"Flne hi
services ] - iior on Pear street. 4 rev, Goo.s
South OF Main.
Richmond, July 9Th. ISIS iou
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Or. De CHARMS
S a y Y u u IL ,
~ n e A "A L L III

<said to be DR.. DE Charms ClairvO, ant Discovcsy,
We obtained knowledge of this Medicine
from DR.. DE CHARM HIMSELF, and secured tho
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of it, after had
tested its Medical Properties with the mos! r. iii
eXactness; and we have caused the most c7ntReft
Physicians IN The United States TO do the
The result is, that it has been pronounced BY
ALL superior to any thing hitherto knoion to Hs,y
sn Medical Science. surprising in its remedial
virtues any even all other Medicines COM
bined, that used for the affections.
The effects IMMEDIATE in violent cases, and
PERFECTLY in all conditions Of the system.
We only state what we KNOW; and we can
REFER TO HUNDREDS
that knolo the We ask the Public to TEST
THE MERITS of this invaluable article, before
passing Judgment upon it.
When used externally it invariably prevents
lnnammaaiOns. Dislocniions.
I.ameness. sprains,
iIcera,ions, Iirui.e.,
s:nngrenc, Commissions,
Taking Gold, Iooih Drawing.
liable to arise from etinxs Of Insects,
wounds, such Frost, DurHs a Scald0
When taken, INTERNALLY, the SAUVEUR il
perfectly adapted TO
Local or Wandering Pain, Nose Bleed.
Erysipeintic swciiinys n Face yellow PaiC
EruptiOns, md Hollow.
Mearines. Darht ircies around tho
Urea. Inc iI"siion to sleep, Mo",s :" corners o.
Emaci.!ion:. I"nsn. dry and GATED:
Heat and Pains IL Mend. Dad Taste in Mouth.
Red, Sore and Inlamed Nausea. Von!iins Ac.
20 Blindness. with or WITHOUT Pain
s Il MES rs
sharp Cutting Pain: : ssss.: f.,ae.. BACK. &C..
an" any pa@s 81 :, :s r1 System ,:Is-e' ="
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SASH, SASHu SASH,M SASH,m

SASH! SASHW SASH!W SASH!H!
WE have just received Tot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter s. Co.
baush, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made of the best seasoned pine, war
rauted. Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia
Nav %. lS49. S3-tf
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II. G.. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN EINlnlENl.

HE miraculous cures performed by the
! Arabian pins ~icans in thu days Of uli, VIE
then looked upon the result Of magic. but
since have become intimate with their hlsto-
nv thus account for their surprising pow
er disease. Their attainment IN the kno"i-
ed ge Of medicine the wonder of the age,
while at the time the science Of Chemistry.
which with the had lis origin, was 10 ihr rest OF
the world "a sealed book AMI IN Botany they
the most zealous Of stuttn's Ia the bean
tful groves winch skirt the deserts o! Ara5th,
abound rare plants and o,orous woods, whence
are obtainet. those aromatic gums and fragrant
baIsalDs, Of which this Incompatible iniinent Is
composed. and by whose stimulatIng- nActuons,
penetrating and Anodyne properties 1t Is, when
applied, instantanc ousIy Gltiused through the
whole nervous system, aiiay ing the most intense
pain in the incredibly short time OF ~ or 10
minutes. It's action is prompt. powerful and ri-
fectual, without the least danger. II penctrdtr>
the flesh to the bone. r. i1yrs contracted CORES
restores to limbs which have been pasted Tor
wears, causing the slriyele. flesh 10 grow out ana
rich blood to circulate through IL veins IT re-
stores the Svnoyial Fluid Or JOINT " alter, ana
this is the why II has been so universally
successful in curing all diseases Of the JOINTS
Ia chronic iirrcfi Of The spine, Liver, Lung,
and Kidneys, this great Arabian remedy stanG~
I unparalleled: for AgHc Cake or Enlargement OF
the Spleen. II it il pecific; aud for Rheumatism
it has performed If the most extraordinary
cures on record; also. for Cramps. swelling ;,
Pains. W ounds, Chilbllins. Burns. White Swell
iinrs, itnor~. &c 81. 1t is equally ELI -aciou>
IN diseases OF Animals, suc! ~ stula, Poll Evi,
sweeney, STIFF Complaint, Dl>teinper. hrcy,
Spr;n~, bruises, woun4S, mango. Splvins, PM.
~. inI ls and for nearly all ,s senses, either
~ tltn or beast. which reqairr an ~Xtrrna! .:P-
picttiun this ointment stands Il the head Of al
r ..,cIuHS
+ {ir.- ~ itfrt f2@;..' re t,d 'i"r
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WORMS! WORMSM WORMS.M

W Nc. w U
HNORSEY'S CELEBRATED NERMIFUGE
H. remedy unsurpassed for expecting rofms
warranted to contain nothing of a poisonous
character, but is simple its action and sale IN
It's application. have Iust received a FRESH
SUPPLY of the above valuable medicine which
| prepared To sell by the single bottle or doz-
country merchants Obtain it here. by the
dozen or gross. Call at is No. 81, opposite the
Bank. at the Store of JOHN HAHN Is.
Richmond Aur 90 IS49 36-tf
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"RESH Bread, Cakes Of all kinds. Cracker.
Sc, constantly on hand and for sale by
SWAIN & POE.
Sept ~ i-iS. .SJ--sf
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Tremendous Arrival Of Books!
A r THE CITY BOOK STORE. at WHOLE
~ SALE and RETAIL! Come one---Come all
and bring your RAGS or CASH.
J. Il. MENDENHALL.
July 18th, 1919. l4tf
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h1locd Stove store.
THOMAS =. LsAEZx..S.

:
ErlIANkfUI for pas, fitvors, woald now in
form the public that he has the largest aad
hest selected stock Of Stoves ever offered IN kich-
mond tie has article.
.:s.gk-s PATENT AiE-TICEIT--5 sizes.
This Stove, with the new Improvements. f@s
ing, make il the best Stove IN the United states
Also. full supply of the Old Pattern SIX sizes
Premium stoves: all sizes and patterns AR
fights Saratoga. three sizes; Stam!ey'S, three 81
zes, ana sizes Of Russia Iron ana Parler
stoves Various sizes ana patterns SIX. seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware OF every dcscrip-
ton. Copper Kettles, TinWare Ac. Any per
son wishing Il good
@oo-z cc1Cr@ a@0 T.2-@s
lie would refer them to the following persons
having Buck 5 stove IN Trustees OF Friends
Boarding School, :,mncl Test. Benz. iuighun'
I}lrnabss Hobbs. John Pool, Levi Jessup. Also.
to the following prrsvns: Ehas. w. Starr. SIG
uey smith. Elijah Coffin. :. MurIock, J.. Horton
= Lvndr. Irwin Reed, Mr.. Anderson, K. Shute
J. Whcrry, J. Maths, Mr.. Holloway, l.. Fish
ler j. IT, Van Camp, ]. Heap, A. c. blanchard,
DR. Austin. Dr.. liowells. 4. w Bowers. Charles
Coffin j. Walker, w. Show, j. Jones. b Davis.
w. T.stIe,hwaIte, J. Saunders, H. 3. Payne,
J. Ogborn, J. Green, J. EiGeri.in, W. y" rigLt,
W. fugum. G. hat!i:i.
CAUTION.-'Thrre are no Bucks Stoves. MOI
Bucks stove Improved, solo here but by me :;
there being no improvement made on BUCK :
stove but by himself. ID. Back; ana that is III
this new Pattern Air Tight now offered.
Richmond, sept ., el9. 4l-if
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Their inventors never tho I
OF caring such diseases till this article had done
IT, particua lar study of the pamphlet is ear
nestly solicited
Agents and all vino circulate the article are
GLAD TO CIRCULATE. erafuitousiY
Put mp in 80 bottles at 81, ~ do, S
each-the larger holding 8 OF. more than two
small bottles.
Loos oat and no, be imposed upo1. Every bottle
has ..vaughn's Vegetable Lithon,riptc Mixture,
blown ''upon the glass the written signature Of
&C. c. Vaughn on the directions &c. G..
Vaughn Buffalo, s.starnpcd the cork -
None other are genuine Prepared by DR.. G..
c. Vaughan and sold at the principal Office, 201
Main street Buffalo. e, wholesale and retail. No
attention given to letters unless post paid-orders
from regularly constituted Agents excepted :
post paid letters Of verbal communications soiic-
ting advice promptly attended to, gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale Of this
ariicle-i}2 Nassau ST. New York city, i9.1 Is
st. Salem, Mass. ana by the prime pa! drug
gists Throughout the United Suites ana Canada 4,
Agents
/ Reed, and ] FIowells jr. Richmond Indiana
Van CIeve & Newell. Dayton. Ohio
W-Vanne man, New Paris, OHIO.
F.. Minshal. Eaton Ohio.
c. :. Bardsal, w holesale & Retail Gin. Ohio.
Thompson 81 Hays. Jacksonsburgh;
Halliday, Scott s. Rinro. W ashingten;
Coffin * Parviance, " illiamsburgh;
stsvsn~ Dan" Centreville;
W Baner, Hagerstown;
Z Thorn, Dublin;
B. Coffin, Economy
D. Beaver, Liberty, Indiana.
J. T. Farnam, Travelling Agent.