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MOBILE -" LocALs"-The Waverly House, Mo.
bile, was destroyed by fire on Thursday night. 1t
Us stated that there was an insurance of SIS 0OO-
$4,000 on the furniture. Mr.. Buford, the lessee
and owner of portion of the furniture had no in.
. surance.
The Herald has "local" upon the subject,
decidedly lranscendental, We quote the follow.
ing specimen:
The house was one of the largest in the CITY,
and full Of matter quite easily susceptible of in
tiammabillty. The rooms were flooded with water.
and thus. as the flames burnt downward through
The floor, they met material quite saturated with
wafer and thus their progress was retarded; but
lley efepi on slowly towards the wings eastward,
tense fire." -
me last and richest, talks Of a salamander burn.
ing his fingers. 1t is too good to be lost:
" we only wish the mschevous salamander who
dld the crime could be caught. Such a burning Of
fingers as he would get, would serve as a memento
ana terror 70 all scoqndrels who have propensity
Pies fuel" Y''0' peo'
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B,F- SMITH, Dentists. CT, BoARpMAN
SMITH A. BOAHDNjAN, Office North corner of La
- fayee Square and St. Charles street would call the at
tsnton Of suffering hu%Sgisg their superior operations in
maneny careous Teeth that few practitioners
as yet attained, calling forth il does, all The skill of The
most scientific operators; and feel duty advise
those who wi prompt and certain preservation of those
valua bic auxlare health take The eares opportunity
in having them cared for. In the insertion OF ARTlFICIA
TEETH, especially full sgecal pride end care
IN so Them a to defy the seveest scrutiny and
the Gums and Teeth in general, all find cheerful and
candid advice. gratis Num- persons who have tested
their practice in all lis branches both the city and country
for the last years. will cheeruy bear witness in their
favor, vl9 taI 4
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FIRE IN HUDSON, N. VA Geographic dis
patch gives the following:
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FEA > TONIC AtsENtl-zs Magazine ssreea..
skBIAiR Anfioie againsl CONSIDERATION oI the Bow
"A Torneg Of the dlye1 ladlssston. fApha.9n of
The Termination Of Blood 10 the Brain, Ntrvons Hssd
arhss, Chiis and Fever. efn
RHCoMaENpaD ny
a. r. w. Hill, ESQ. President H. q. Baseagbs.
Matthew Watson. fso. Gen. sam Honsioa
D. w a Gwir Us W. 5. Fuiai.
h w. r. ksrne. enlD lrsD
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AESO-l0 cases Hermitage s9Isriot Article IN stor
ior vi fle low in lots TO sgi PqffhTseT 6 b pP
SPEAR's HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN GAS
y BURNERS-fhe HVdrggeH and Oxygen Gas Bura.
ers Gad LtstTt6ateTS, originally invented ~ me. and
'n and iria These Gas Burners and Distribute ID con
a9 t ion y, the CRATE bar; a;Isesd oT uscs
on sugar plantations y i falls from the oers, ali that Is
steam the machinery The beauty and utisy y, nv nv
yenti9 cons not only IN the simplicity Of the Conjunction
o. ihe Burners but m the perfect with which they can
5e erected an plantations without interfering Inc least with
the machinery already in use. -
Planters and Others DESTROYS awaiting themselves of this
9selul apparatus would do well to call early
DAY as 20 siDe as the orders hand present are very
rs and a ne machines cannot be constructed until The
THOMAS J. SPEAR, a Magazine street m stairs
The plan OF the apparatus be seen al my Office
1Is T. J. s.
EItOR sALE-Good Building Los Of Ground; One Iot
5l45 by l2O on West side Paquemine between SD An
drew and Joephne streets (aledged Poalney claim com.
lower side Jackson in middle Osquare high ground
Apollo and BranaF .,s streets, price 81 l5i
Hh 81 under 81 Chares Ho.el, near Common street
Nult sAl4E-A piece of Ian in The outer par Of the
4 city forming the extreme of Rckerve IN lei
raa5ng 70 point i' '' 8 HAf III ST BS Sft deep
lyls 10. under 4 Charles Hotel, near Common st.
RnOOkLlN WAREHOUSE COAiPANY-Tbe
are d readns % seese Po om H t6s
and blERCHANDlSE from the MORT intended for re-
in front Of the aTeho BY which goods are ,mmedIaey
conveyed without drayage the weather. ample
room will be found the disehargll- of steamers and
Charges fixed at very low rates. and every accommoda
uon offered TO the hlsrehah IN the city the Shippers
the convenenoes Of he Atlantic Dock Of NeS YORK
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha Lde invited
Office, corner of Magazine and Lafayette rees Newor-
Stanton s. Co.; R. F, Nichols. les If
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B O O K s

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
In many Languages ne3 AMI Old scarc Il a
aaept o. Science he As st Literature. OLD Books
Prints, Pamphlets, Magazines Pictures Chart. Man -
&C., viii good Stationery sn5 Ii. ne che t
Hesios, may te foand de FRANKLIN BUoKsIoPr 10
- pstreef, ore door below Giroa. IN
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ans, FreckIesy sunbuyn, and All IErun-
lions OF the Skin

- g IP,eily a1 sa,ltI relaose b ne q he
o nsse = AZ ndispeasabe rqusits every sdys toilet IL
becs upon the Skin and Compilation perfectly aeica u
ssass price o csois per bottle at 6uION's,
corner 81 Charles Canal stress.
musquitosa = - 100
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IL UNAWAY-The mulatto man BEN aged about "a
IA years, about feet inches high, BULL car. 4
pgaaissr by ttade left Aexant!a Rapides, about the ~
nladle OF Aprl last supposed in company with others, "a
hnu may make i9F OHIO. Said boy raised in Ra. NM
pldes by Gapt Bailey and purchased from Mrs Ferla6a
son. a. this place Any information respecting said Boy
given to Marcus Patton Co. 81 ST. Charles street. New
Oreans or the subscriber Alexandria, will be suitably
rewarded ie2l I'm ~ y I-GIHi =
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HrIhs Only Depot JoT ths Saf ef DALEEYsS ORT6ISAl
~ " D,nLI GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT07, i q
~ ~ ttatVfr e'fer IN
O. 4. %. y. E.--iIowARp L0DsR No. 800
= slses every THURSDAY Evening, IN -z1Ast m
f-r1 Lodge Hall, Of Tchoaploulas Poysss1 w al
dras streets, at O'Clock. eEEE3&. ~"
y ,1s... Dsefrf Tor the yTssf5t
et3soun -.......N. RICE fersv
Z. O. r w DEbESDgRNfP.R 4
@ B0wDiTcH Treasurer. iss
"A Masonic Notice,
W. III HERMANN LODGE No q of Free .ad
~ haspha have removed their Lodge No. II6 Cairrs
W street 70 the southeast q
r,9ee where their Regular Meetings viii be held every
TLi1S ESDAf, ct the usual hour...- By order. -
l-lo Y HENRY sIMONs, W. ST.
re -, \. y; y: F....0dd FeIlows' ResI.-
O leetsrs that they prepared 70 d,,.e
y LOIS and VAULTS H Inc Cemetery Of the u o ~ h-.s.
VIZ sus.s1 o. ne MeaiLe Ridge, follows,
HoagDkRED LOTS, BY 10 ieet AT $50;
Do irregular Dimensions eta pef a. n
LE1TERED LOTS at 81 PEI square foot. : = - =
VAULTS, al $40 each.
saa to Lodges Joint prOpetors, members hereof a.
y1 y vs e. , z b paid for in APPLICATION Lots or
myI0f J. o. PERSON. Treasurer. Mupjeiral Han.
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fkfss.tzf etc. etc-fhs and splendid sabsfsnt 81
1lsssxzAf-Z swim ruhning passenger HJOffAf
&, i msstsf = now reeving freight and wit leave ff
- INIT a. O'Clock For freight o. pasaase hayinr
sufpasHed accommofa rluts, apply board. OF 20
j. NJ MOORE & Co 45 Poyslras a.
y. b--Tbe steamer Storm has nuderzore a sicV.,esh
rePar and being very light dranght will with "a ei5
whatever on account Of the ssags waeg and pass
o. erfNl
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L w. ARTHUR IL GO. 2S and 20 New Ieyee- offer
Tor sale IVY packages assorted Teas; 50 do Cognac
Brandy IN bond 100 choice and common in store O0
quarter casks Port Madeira and Malaga Wines 40 cases
and casks Caret lOJ bb old Bourbon and Monongahela
Brandy eheTes and 0ralges 100 do. Cona and syrups
assorted Pickles ketchnp and SAUCES. do Soap
hns Hagana and Imitation Cigars; spices Of all kinds
starch bfoons Saleratus Preserves, Dried FRUITS Nuts etc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
Foreign Gold Coins.

DIR. Guysous yeilor Dpck and .SarSapariHa,
for the cure Of disease, a Spring purifier
Of the blood and general Tonic for the sys-
tenn, IS unrivaled.
The curative powers Of this extract are truly
wonde rful, and all invalids should make inlmc-
diate trial Of the "YeiioD Dock and .SarsaparH
H." Itcannot inJure the most delicate patient.
!Scrofua. 1t has been remark ed by eminent
men, that in the varied catalogue of diseases to
which man is liable, there is scarcely one Of
such importance and Of such interest as Scrof-
ula, whe Their we look to the obscurty OF its or
igin, its insidious progress, the number and va
Ticty Of organs that it attacks, its remark able
incuraJ.i.y and extensive fatality.
s,crofull has baiiled the skill Of tho most EN-
inent Physicians in this country and in Europe.
But there is an antidote for this disease in "Df.
Emys0h's EItraef Of Yellon Dock and Sarsapa-
riun." which is proving itself perfect Specific
in the most severe cases Of Scrofula.
Sec advertisement in another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
The Child was Healed.

York Precinct, Du Page CO., H., Dec. -, 40.
MIR. W. Il. Sloan-Sir: Last summer OF
my children was bailey bitten by rut;lesnake
We applied your ointment freely. and 'the child
was healed" Also, ! had a horse wounded in
the st1e joint. in which he took cold and became
much swollen and distressed, that the horse
was supposed worthless, but by free OF
your Ointment was soon cured. We have used
the Ointment in great many other cases, with
equal success. WALTER WHIrEECK.
nTSee Agents names at the he ad of Sloan $
Column. For further particulars and testmo-
mails. get Pamphlets Of agents
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
Latest Arrival Of Winter Goods.
Will LIAM BELL
LippinCOtt'> buildings. No. 81,
Main ~. IsicE.nsOua Ind

"AS received his WINTER SUPPLY.
4 Il winch. win his previous stoch. comprises
q general ana very extensive assoFtut II Oh
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D-A letter from Mr.. Collins of Cincinnati
editor and proprietor Of the Temperance Or
gan, contains the following in regard to the use
Of DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar in his own
family:
Mr. A. l.. Scov,ll Dear SIR, great az is my
aversion 10 quacks aud their specifics, feel con
strained to write you respecting the extraordI-
mary healing qualities Of DR.. Rogers LIverwort
and Tar, as exhibited in the caso Of my wife.
Two years ago this fall, my wife took Sc
we're cold, which SO tiled upon her lungs. VI
olent cough was the consequence, which IN
creased in severity during the winter months
until il reduced her almost to n skeleton. II
was nearly incsssant, and attic nded with severe
pain in the side and reast, accompanied with
fever and cold nIghtsweats. She expectorated
more than pint Of matter daily. Ulcers gath
cred upon her lungs and discharged. Her hands
and feet were cold and Clamny as death, and a
purple tint settled upon her lips. Our family
physician was completely baiflcd, and on the
first Of the following May he informed me. that
ho could pallIate her suffering, but her case was
hope less, and n fortnight's time would terminate
her existence. now called on DR.. Newton OF
this city. who advised the use OF DR.. Roger 5
Liverwort and Tar, assuring me that 1t was a
valuable preparation, and gave me the history of
several cases considered hopeless, where this
medicine restored their health again.
We followed his advice, and III one week the
cxpectoration was nearly conquered. She con
tinued to improve, her appetite returned. her
cough in few months ceased, she recovered
her strength, and to very great degree her
health, and is now a most extraordinary trophy
Of the healing virtues of Dr. Rogers Liverwort
and Tar.
Yours. respectfully, JouS A. CoLLiSs.
Mr.. Collins is agent and lecturer for the
Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance of
Ohio, and is a gentleman of the highest stand :
ing.
For sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store, Rich
mond, Indiana. See advertisement In anothe r
column.
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LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED Ar THg Branch
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DR.. s. ID. Hone's Shaker SarsdparH-
la.-We would call special attention TO
this excellent Family Medicine, with the
satisfaction ono feels in prasing bene-
factor. Its established reputation recon-
mends it in preference 70 any new prepa-
ration. and whoever requires genuine
approved Medicine, should read the Doc
tors advertisement, and try his Shaker
SarsaParilla.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
BUSINESS CARD.

Ine publishers Of the I'alladi um
are anxious 10 close all unsettled
accounts between their patrons
and themselves. They therefore
request that all accounts against
thcnl may be presented. and all
indebted to theus, and who have
mo- claims as am Offset, will call
and settle by mote or other gne:a n $.
We have quite a large number Of
patrons and friends with, whom
we have not settled for y. 10, "a !. d
even IL years. Short settlements, it
Is said, make long friends. BEING
anxious to retain the Grie shin Of
our present patrons, and equally
SO1icitOus 20 extend their mum l,..r T..
we respectfully urge settlements
with ALI.
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v 7 : Joy =.
Gfsl.i D,Iat, ~ Lgte >tstef. { ticaro, III.
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BOOT AND HOE >TOIS T.
SVNGN ENENENl

nWEN EDGERrON, would respectfully
~ inform his friends and the public generally .
that he has made an addition to has already large
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS aud SHOES con-
sisting of MEN's Coarse 40 fIxE Boo1s, GAI-
TERs, SHOES, SIIrrLRS and PUMrs. I.AptI.s' {, ~
rERs, SHOES ana SLtrrERs. CHLDRE<'s Doors
and SHuES. Ills stock embraces those Of ms
own manufacture, aud Cincinnati CHStDm mads
GeatieHifH'S Tinc Bouts mt Gdfttrs, AMI Iaay's
Jootsts. Shoes md siiDpcrs, all Of which he " r.
RANIS to be good ,-ueat and serViceahlc.-
His stock OF Eastern made work Is general and
equal TO the best i'll the market. HIS prices " III
continue to be as low as possible 10 make the m.
Grateful for past fave he asks continuance.
JjCall at the Old storeroon of Eli Brown,
opposite the Bargs building, and examine his
stock and compare prices.
Richmond. 9th mo. 2Jth 1850 10tf
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ArEA<ONABLE AND NEW: - I
- Undersigned has Jdst received u fresh 81
ply Of
Son nm lalx, nrx

From Phi adelphia and Cincinnati, which he
offers the most fair and reasonable terms,
and which cannot fail TO satisfy ali vino may be
pleased TO favor him with call.
From the East, he has lust received every va
ri-ty of P1:llm GOOd>--usuaiiy worn by
Friends and others, such Neat and PLAIN
Dress silks; Lustres, Argentines, Cobergs. Eng
lsh and French Merinoes, De LANES, &c, &c.
wltha splendid assortment Of "a Iarlton and
Book Mustin-, Cap Grape, Grape Ieisse. anc
Book Muslin Uandke rchiefs OF all prices anG
qualities. Also.--Barc- Iona HAND erchirfs ana
Dress Shawls Of every shade and grail; De.
Lame, 1hIbet, and Wool Shawls Of various
styles ANA sizes, from thirty inches up TO ten
quarters square.
From the Queen CITY," he has Just received
such GooGs as irtu compare with my for beauty
cleapness and durability; consisting, IN part, Of
Prints, Alpacas, De Lanes. Nonairs. &c, for
the LADIES; and Black Brown and Dr4b Cloths.
Ca>siIn-r-s and Sattnetts, Six, Satin ana Val
encla Nesttngs, for the GENTLEMEN, al OF winch
witl be offered very low.
(irOctiGB&,. of various STYLES ana qualities,
from :Ss cents to IS cents u ward.
Shoes. FOR THE Notwithstanding all
kiais, from the smallest to the largest zrs.-
Boots for LADIES' and Gentlemen; WIKI any guam
tity Of Youths and Mems KIP and "~tosa"
Boots and Shoes.
] TPIease call and examine for Yourselves -
Every attention will be gwen and with pleasure.
Richmond. Ia, h. STRAIT y.
9th mo. 18th, 1870 .Jtf
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81 MS COL UNI N.

4 IL tie Medicines ana Books advertised bv
n w. Il. SLOAN sold bv ]. How-iis x
Co. Richmond, Raymond X Co, Cam Bird &c
city y oods y OH, Centresltl-; ]. ~ Irbrlck
Dublin, J. Weaver, hniga:stown, f. Minshall
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DUT up ia the largest sized bottles, contain:
Of the pure Honduras Sarsapariiia
than any other preparation eXtant, which !:
chemically combined with the Extract of Vel
low Dock, the Extract OF Wild Cherry and the
Basan of FIR, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient tina any other Sarsaparli Ia
before the public. At the same time IL Is per-
fectIy free from all mineral Poisons. winch can
not BE SAID Of any other Of the Sar-aparilla com
pounds The invalid should beware OF poisons!
Mercury, Iron, Quinine, Potash, iodine. Sui
phur, Arsenic, and many other mineral netalic
po.sons enter INTO and form the active basis Of
most Of the SIrsnparillas and Panaceas Of the
cay. Guyzo,ts Compound Extract Of yellow
Dock AMI Sdrsapariia does not contain partl-
Gle Of these substances, any one can easily as
certain by aPply ing the necessary tests.
These Poisons may occasionally remove dis
ease but they vItlate the blood. ana com
ptet-iy ilnpregnate the whole system with their
baneful effects, that the first cold, the first
tack of disease, prostrates the patients strength,
and subjects him her 10 tn, most excrutati =
torture, and renters another almost impos-
spe ana hopeless. Let all poisonous Sarsapa-
mia preparations alone, and use Guysott's I'm
proved Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparii-
Ia, which IS thoroughly elIicacious, perfectly
harmless, and purely vegetable. All Kinds OF
disease yields to its genial Influence.
1t cures ScrofuIa, Cancerous Tumors, Cuta-
neous LruPtions Erysepelas, EiIes fustules or
PimpIes The Face, Chrome Sore Eyes, let
ter, Scald Head, Rheumatism, Enlargement or
Pans IN the Bones. or Joints, old and stubborn
Ulcers, Fever Sores, HIP Disease, Swelling of
the Glands. Biotches, SyphiIitic symptoms, Lum-
bago, droPsy, dyspepsia, Jaunaice, costiveness.
salt rhcurn, affections Of the kidne and diseas-
es arising from an InJudicious use of mercury,
mi nistel ) sore throat, weakness of the chest
pulmonary affections, and all other disc asses nd
ing towards consumption, liver complaint, fe-
maie regularItIes and complaints, sick and
nervous headache, general debility, low spirits,
Ioss of appetite, ight sweats pains in the side
aud shoulders, exposure or imprudence i'll life,
chronic constitutional disorders, and spring
and fall purifier of the ood aud general tonic
or the system,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
CITY BOOK SIOIIE:.-- IN
Writing, Wrapping and Printing
PER

BONNET BOARDS, &c, &c,
in a word, EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such an establishment; Al nd
he - determined not to be undersold by any
Book Store West Of the Mountains.
j K NENDENHATI.
Richmond, Nov. - 1850. 3Glf
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= omcthing New.--A. N. NEWr0N

SOmcthlnE NeW.--A. N. NEWTON,
~ having quit the practice OF Dentistry and
sold his interest to Dr.. w. r. WEBSTER,
would respectfully recommend his friends and
customers, generally, and particularly those
VINO nave engagements with him for the uSer-
ton of TEETH, to cali upon DR. WEBSTER who
Is every way competent to perform any opera
uons OF Dentistry to their satisfaction.
A. y. NEWTON.
Richmond Ia, Oct. %, 1850. "A If
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More Drugs and Medicines.

lust received. large and general as<ort-
- mcnt of PURE Ok JGS Il MEDICINES,
direct from NEw YORK and BoSroS. They were
selected with care. and are OF the very BESr
quality. aud viii be sold Low for Cash or a
short Circuit. The public respectfully Iuvi-
ted 10 call ami see. HowEIIs & Co.'S
Drug Store, No. L. Main street.
Richmond Se1t. lih, 1850. 3Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05

" GUILD respectfully give notice 10 thu
w citizens Of Rchmon nj and vicinity. that
he IS now permanently located and fully pre-
pared TO end 10 all calls in his profession.
from the extraction Of tooth 10 the insertion
OF an entire set. He will assure the public
that he viii IN all cases make use OF the b,s.
material and warrant his work to be Gone al a
style, that shall not BE- excelIed BY aav n has
profession, and the latest anu most 42yro, co
principles
HIS charges in all cases shall De reasonable.
ADVICE given freely # required when not en-
gagged once on Main street, ~ stairs over
Benz amin Strattan : tore in the room recently
occupied by Dr. A. y. NEWTON.
Richmond, Nov % 1870. SSH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
BrO:lslclOt1lS,
C:,s>inmeres and Ve>iim.>:

English, French and American Black and Fanc y
Cassmeres;
French doe skin and cashmeret;
Black aud fancy silk, satin ana worsted Nestngs
MarseilIes, black, white and fancy Go.
9ho1ins 13S2
Black, blue, brown, drab and fancy Sattnetts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
IT - UNRlN AI.ED.
An cXtr:iOrs:isi:avy case Of ScrOli,l:l
CARED by the sole use of DR.. Guy.
sOti'> Compound syrup.

II viii be seen by this certificate, that this
has been under the treatment of several ceie
brated PHI ysicians, for The past eight years. with
out deriving any benefit, aud has been effrctual-
~ cured by Tie Of a few bottles Of Or. Guy
sott's Compound syrup:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05

L GcOrdiOnS. of various sty les, tones aud
~ finish, from common TO the best, may be
found at J. B. tit NNICUTTS.
Nov. 10, $50. 11-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-05
Cooking and ParIor stoves.
FOUR WEEKS LATER.

lust arriving from the Queen City," a
- most desirable lot of the very latest sly les
and patterns OF DeLaines, Calicoes and Nari-
ous other Dress Gocds-aud for safe at Nc. IS.
Please call and see. Is. STRATTAN.
ION mo. tOct.J seth, 1850 45-tf
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FEM LES.

Its milo. alternative properties render it pc
cuiarly applicable TO the slender ana delicate
constitution OF the female. Ii is unrivated in
lis effects upon such c4seases luclpIent CON
sumption. barrenness l-ncorrhoea, or whites If
regular menstruaiion, incontinence Of urine.
aud general prostration Of the system 1t i'm
nediately counteracts that distressing nervous
ness and la~situde common TO the female
frame, and inparts energy and buoyancy as
surprising as they are grateful. We have evi-
deuce on file which ,n5uoes strongly TO re-
nj this medicine to married people who
have nc, been blessed with offspring.
1.-THE actual cures performed by the article.
wherever II isintroduced. i the basis upon which
the reputation OF this remedy is founded, as the
hundreds ofcertificates of re ne ed hopes-heal,h
and life. that continually flowing in, will
abundauty prove.
None genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing a quart, and name Of the Syrup
blown the glass. with the written signature
= F. Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
Price 81 per botte-or bottles for 80 Sold
By J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nor.h-eas, cor. Fonrth and Walnut sts.-eu-
trance GU " aluut st.-to whom all orders must
be addressed
Also for sale by |. Reed, Richmond. Ia; Jos.
Howeiis s Co do; Wood & Dill, Centreviile
Raymond < Co, Cambridge city; J y Lebrick
Dublin: Shortridge, Milton; q. Beaver, Liberty;
l.. Andr ews, DunIaPsviIie; Jacob GiPe. East
Germantown; E. E Baner, Hagers,own; John
.ton, Williamsburg; Parker & Stanton, New
port Ia; Ross & Showwalter, New Paris, o;
E MnshaIl, Eaton, Ohio.
Oct 9, 1850. a1-ly