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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-02
SciOtols& Hooking Valley
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StEALED PROPOS us will be received al
~ the Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio
until the first dhy Of January, A. D. 1851, for
the Grading, Masoury and Bridging Of 25
miles ol the above named road-20 miles ex
tending from Portsmouth to the Goth mile Post
two miles East Of Bloomfield, Scioto county,
aud five.miles extending from Jsckson. Jackson
county southerly 10 station plumber 2046 n
/ The character Of the work is such as is hsu
ally found 10 the State, consisting Of abont 30
sections Of Grading, var, ing from five TO eighty
thousand cubic yards, a ..i.4f, b,.aa rS sgs
'Plans and specifications will be ready for ex-
animation after The 18th day Of December next,
and The line ready for inspection after about the
20th OF December.
Contractors proposing for the Bridging may
bid according to plans furnished by the Engi-
necr, or accotdiug 70 plans furnished by them
selves. al
Alsu, for 60, 900 White or Burr Oak, Black
Walnut or Yellow Locust CrosSTies, inches
thick, 10 inches wide, and s feet long 10 be
delivered proportionably along the line, before
October /, A, d. 1851. .,e, 30 -,so ,tsoTI,
Blank Proposals will be furnished TO Con.
tractors, and all necessary Information given,
at the, Cfice, Of tho company, concerning the
quantity and qualit, Of the work, b, the chief
Engiueer, or by the resident Engineers on the
line, after the 18th day Of December next, h
By order Of the Board Of Directors. MS
J. v, ROBINSON. Pres't. s.,.
III. w, WEBB. Chief Eng'r.
Scloro g. HocKISo VALLEY RAILROAD OFFicE,)
portsmouth, NOV. 10, 1850.
Jackson Standard, Chillicoths Gazette, Ian.
caster Gazette.I and Ohio Statesman, pnblis.,
weekly till day Of letting, and send billsIl othis
Office.
Nov. 2,3 Is5O-2tl 17Io'.7l a'i
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B. F. CON, W AYh&a CO;
VtW Pig Iron Row, Front street. iH ~
[TAvE on HAND and fogr fg. slalIe,, Al lowe. !.

HAvE ON HAND and for sale, at lowest
Ill market prices "'A9- eN'-
$50 Bbls. OLD wHEAT safcrfne flour ~
500 g, mixed ,brands, equal to any Cipcih:
natl mixed brands, and at as low il not low CT
prices than il is now selling FOR at Cincinnati.
A lot Of Ne. 9 sGperfine ;Hci o 12i1u
Raw and RI cTIFigp AsHhRooKs BEsrs always
on hand; si,c,. og,a-r;s on.
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
a superior article Of each Kind
Sugar, Coffee, Molassos, Pepper, Vinegar,ete:
on hand and CONSTANTLY arriving on colsigh-
ment aud otherwise. ,bs aa.,,y = A,,5,,g,,,, IN
Pig Iron OF every description and quality,
also Clay and Fire Bricks; ''' ~ ,.9-i's 'J''
Soap u supetior article manufactured n
Cbllicolhc, whichwe will sell at Cincinnsti'
prices, although better article than made there
CORN in the ear or shelled in any quartz
tity that may be required or wanted, az
Portsmouth, May "a, '50-57tf on aaW ont
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Furniture Ware4Rooir,:

TNHE subscribers respectfully III. slSgsxy
IL forlnihc public that they have II
opened a furniture Ie-Room5 on EEHz
CoURr street, one door south ofths Fire Engine
House, between FRosr md SEcoSp streets,
stock of CHAIRS aud CABINET WORK 6f
every variety ofstyle,. suited to this market !,
which they will rel as low asany establishment
in Portsmouth. They would also remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds 81
Cabinet work which can be sold as low al the
same can bebeughtlorip Cincinnati aIila1 o.
They hase employed gooo workmeD; and
use the best OF materials.
paired TO attend to the undertaking business on
March II, '5O-77yl lBRlANT a JONES,Y "
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Cincinnati Market.
iCINclsSATI, Nov. 30, s P. n

sg'g,s, CINCINNATI, Nov. %, 6 P. NJ.
HoGs-Themarketha has not changed mate
rally since o6rjlast report, but it must still be
reported as unsettled. The ouly sale reported
to day was 200 head on private terms-we
heard Of some other small sales and all the
transactions were understood to have been at
about "a, at which figure there appeared to
be more sellers than buyers. ~
Provisions. There is very little movement
in the market, and the only sales heard Of
were 4, 900 lbs green rounds at Al, and a lot
of bacon shoulders al $4.r z ~ ~
Flour.-There was an active demand to-day
and the sales reached 4,700 ibrls, including
l5b, 800, 1900 and 400 at 90, go delivered
2l9, 1853, 800, 300 and 900 at $3,55, and
100 at 1857. 's.ifi tJ' 10 5wdeia ''a6 -if.f
Whiskey The demand was good to-day
at full rates. Sales Of 1877 brls I'm canal, al
23b; 1o0prime do at 23c, and 20 do at 23i,
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PUBLIC ESTIMATION.

We, the undersigned, residents Of Sing
Sing, Westchester county, N. Y, certify :hal
we have used B. PkANDREra's PILLs, tho Veg
elable Universal Medicine, individually, and
ih DUR families, and have found Them the besI
medicine we ever used.a We believe them tc
be deserving Of all confidence, by the public
at large. We have seen The most beneficial
effects from their use, in diseases GENERALLY
considered Of an opposite character. In Nc
case havo we seen, or heard, of any injury
from their use; but on the contrary, the mos
decided benefits, -.
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- C0lTINERCIALur ! I
Review Of tie Portsmouth Market, tor
~ the week euding, Dec. 2, 1850.

q tne week eudtng, Dec, Z, 1ooU
GENERAL ,REMARKs.--In reviewing the .seye-
raj departments of trade for the past week, we
note an increase Of sales over the week prece-
ding; and a. decided Improvement is also seen
in financial affairs The closing month Of this
|year suggests closing of yearly accounts, and
i may not be out Of place here to say to our
readers that our books are posted up9in readi-
ness for our friends who may know themselves
| indebted. 'pdtosHn o'a' ,2n m 81 9'A
The RIVER commenced rising on Sunday, and
Iup to the time Of writing has risen about feet.
THE WEATHER is mild for the season, and
the prospect good for its continuance during the
present week. H'% ~
The following transactions are referred to-:
Flour AND GRAIN.-Without any specula-
tive demand for flour, the market has presented
a quiet appearance. Sales during the week
have been mainly at $3.50. The rise in the
river will have a tendency to advance the rates
In wheat there is no change to notice. The
arrivals are mainly by wagons and 10 cents il
the market price paid. Oats bring 33 cents from
| Wagons. Corn is held at 29 cents at Cribs
along the Pike and Canal.
CoyFEE,--The decline seems TO have reached
its lowest point for the present, Holders are
selling at 12a cents which gives but small com
mission to the jobber.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. These articles fuc
tuate daily, and no reliable quotation can b,
given. New Molasses has sold fol 90 cents dh
ring the week and new sugar at 81. The mar
ket is very bare Of both, although some lots ar
now on the way, A srsyIiji s,II .r,ysl S,.
! New FRuIT.--Ful supplies Of new fruit arr
4 10 be found and at lowest kind Of prices. &
\ CHEEsE,--Are in moderate demand at 64 il
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For Sale by the following Agents.
]. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth: Kyle & John.
son, Hanging RocA; Jas, Burgess. Hayerhill
VIM. Brown, Sciotoville, b Johnscn, Burlington,
J.& AS. Ioctor, Quuker.Boltom, c. B. dim
ham, Piketon; G. Martini. JacksonjF, x s.
D, D,camPbeIl, hillicothe eletc. I u Z ~ ss 8s3
Portsmouth, Dec. 2, ,lS50--35m2 ::sz
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.5XVholesaIel and RctaiI.

To FURNA CEiMEN and DEALERS . we
can furnish Boots and Shoes al such prices as
will make il their interest 10 purchase at HOME
and can furnish them Just such sizes, kinds and
quantity as may be best adapted to their wants,
and 6f such we d licit an examination Of our
Stock, We believeswilh many others, that no
good cause exists 10 prevent successful manu-
featuring in the west, and with a view Of test
ing It's practicability, we have embarked In this
enterprise, hoping TO succeed, not only in BEN
efiting ourselves, but TO contribute in proper
tionate degree TO the benefit Of others.
/ Wewill supply custotiefs with otr own work
al retail at the lowest possible prices, made TO
order, Of whatsoever material they may desire,
and will give particular and prompt attention
to orders at home and from abroad ''H''
We are also recevng'a full assortment Of
Eastern Work, ,i., ....,. q /,
comprising the different varieties Of style usu.
ally kept in this market, TO which we invite the
particular attention Of purchasers, as, all our
stock has been purchased direct from Manufac-
lurers for CASH, and will be sold at very low
rates. 'tMl 23i'4 .'3} ih Hp,2-& ii in'fs
To Manufacturers we offer the choicest
Kip. Calf Kid, Morocco, Lining aud Bind
ing Skins, together with Sole and Uppe,
Leather and generel assortment Of Shoe.
makers Kit and Findings: Suffice tito say
that we expect to keep constantly on hand i
full supply of nesfF. y a
boots, s,sHOEsAND LEATMER
of all descriptions, which will be. offered I,
dealers and,consumers at such rates as canno
fail to meet the views of the lowest buyers, an,
we will, spare no pains 10 please all who favo
us witba call W
We pledge ourselves to FAIR rRADEand Small
PROFITS, aud all weask is a fur trial, and sucl
share Of patronage as the quality Of goods
low prices and disposition to accommodat
may entit!e us. R. BELL,
' - ]. W.sDAVIS, III
} L. P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, August 12. l050-l9
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GEORGE R, WEST.
Draughtsman and solicitor Of PateI

Dfaush'san any 'oii'A'v'Jo' f,'ssN''',i f'ssN''',i
(PPEKo hls services ~ sPtoeul,ng Le''eS'i'S' Le''S'''
II; aseat - snls anu - U ~ t,,s;na : ~ vim
ms iong e1pea,snGo ~ p,;I e,u ~ ne Iots,I,r
ssrvea Severa years as sraP,l ., tn1 u.Sr.
J. +. 9onesIadded 10 snorGugn kn1wiease sn "
o. lne rs'eh. Laws, ana ,sn.n asy WIN ,ho o
ossa'Is q Sonulcng uPl,I,uIi' ln,,u'i ...;. ~
once, w''' nc 'rus''' e''ao'o '''" " s''' '4'
'ac.'oh:
oPecinCatlonsa ano pfaW.pgs eaIe'uIg Ps
pared. De'ec.iVe spec'ncat.ons anu n'peneS'
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Dgtablis emit.
5,,d,, ~ MISS e ]. RICHEY, .3'i s,'i.., 4.
Milliner and Mantua Maker,

- -'r'- y
Front, a few doors below Court Street Ports
.eb..l r., mouth, Ohio, s.a lc.i
TTAS Just received the most splendid stock Of
III Millinery ever brought to this city, which
she loffefs 10 sell at greatly hEDucED PRICES. ~
Her stock consists, in lart Of. Bonnets, La.
ces, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, Belts, Buttons.
Silks, Satiis, Cuffs, Collars, caps, toys and or
naments. Her assortment Of Blond Laces, aud
bridal trimmings are particularly fine, e,andafe Of
the latest styles and newest patterns. 81 Forva-
riety, quality and lcheapkess,i her stock has
never been equallcd in this place, aud she has
no fears Of being unable to please the taste Of
any who may wish to purchase.
Miss r. also, colors bonnots. ili0 ion 90 Dn
Miss r, thanks bcr friends fdr tile liberal
patronage, heretofore bestowed upon her, and
takes this occasion TO say that she continues to
manufactures dresses, bonnets and mantillas ;
also 10 alter, blcech and trim Bonnets ahd will
exert herself 10 not only merit thel continued
patronage Of old customers, but hopes to hlye
be plea5ufe Of waiting upoa any number Of
new ones. lgstE Nt''ellNi ~ te'lJVS
Ladies' arc invited To- call and examine her
large nssoftnientsqyvcs9s aii ydqr{lW .elfal
Oct IA, '50,-28. ,,c.,..t ,.,5,l,a,, s,l H.,
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4. B ELLaA Co,

for the. purpose Of osecdllng Tie Door and
sSHoE manufacturing business IN all is various
ibranehes. would respectfully inform tho citi;
zens-of Portsmouth, ,andst the public geherally,i
that they have commenced operating in the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis,
Smith, X Co., on Market street, at which place
they Intend keeping on hand every variety Of
Boois, Shoes, Slippers and GaIters Of their own
ma mn fanture nj Ia 49, 81
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Bio OTIS "a nd Shoes.

81, @eEs .r.cy ". y
Ero7t 81, One Door Belop Jefferson.
II HAVE jnst resolved and um now opening,
III the largest aud best ussoried stock in my
line which have ever offered for sale in this
place, and which Ia,n determined to dispose Of
atif a'ur iUsaS igi13fuq suius Sa bod. a.4A'
.WHl@ @IlEgAlLE ( r. !. RET AlL5S
onlas favorable termsas similar articles can be
obtained for, lleie or elsewhere in the VESTS
AS much of mystock HIS been mauuiactu
red for,my own trade am able to warrant il
"a equal in quality 10 any other in this. place,
whether imported or manufactured. and can as
sure my old custoniers and the public g4neHl-
Iy that can sell as GOOD WORK and at as
Low "A PRICE, as any other dealer or manu-
.faciurcr in this place. o. bas soa9.as.s sii d
"A very iull lsassortment Of iCaps,oT Trunks,
Carpet Bags, sSalchels, etc., etc, always on
hand. .susay ii,sl ~ M,KEHOE, ~
PORTSMOUTH, September 2,ls5Q.-n22 asiI
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DR.. j. WIS PRY, ;.

I w ID KV j. w Us FIX II 9nI ~
SURGICAL And MECHANICAL DENTIST.
TIAVfNG' bought the entire interest Of Drr J
III Gibbs, Iii he office lately occupied 6;.Io
blhly respectfully ihunonces TO The citizens Of
Portsmouth and vicinity, that he will be happy {,
to wait oil all who need any operations, on their
Teeth, such rs Exltactihg, Cleansing, Plugging
or Inserting from one 10 { fGIl set, on Gold OF
Silver Plate or, on Pisots, oil operations will be
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Office in Me-
Dowell's block, old stand Of DR.. Gibbs. Where
he can be found al all times when not profes;
sionally engaged. 'N 9t1'l' Hi4' 'HN9 i'i'
Portsmouth,. March Ia. '50-96sI,l oGi ~"
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Wanted.

"E wish 10 employ in our Book ,Bindery
w two Girls and Boy. One girl to do
sewing, the other y work on Paper Shoe Box
Hes, aud attend Ruling Machine, Constant em-
ployment and good wages will BIO given Ap,
ply 10 ]. STEPHENSON & co. ;.
I Nov 81, 1850. sg0gsg g89Hq
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Newv' Books
aqs GShSl@l .lBr@ks..

'I,g 'L0., 7II IIIESh@@I lB Slks.,d n. 0so l.,,
NErrCAELL'S, Geography and Atlas. DO
lvl Primary; Goodricbe'sd Renders, Nos
I,2,S. 4and 81 Cobbs SPslsrsJ, Rays IA Tithr
metic, Nos, -, 3, and Key B Ccbb's 9TH Reel Rls
der; Bnrrits Astronomy and Ailay v Comsiock, q
Chemistry, Botany and Philosophy; Mrs, Lin
colnss Bolanyt DAVE n lgebrA, Surveying ~
For sale byl ~ !. STEPHENSON & 70, (
Set. 30, l6b0 .a1i.lhans ai.li v aaMaa aailaa
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NEW BOOEIAND SHOE
= !. ..l,,sss.MANUFACTORY.aslI .sIg.5a 81

NNHE, undersigned having associated themf
selves together Under the name and style
of 4pu5a4 AIlttn 90aGQ in9lN .HsM /
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NOTESaAB TOWN.
TaTa No ado1oIy Accident. iIIa77I 9

eet Melancholy Accident.
On TpesdsE stsdins, GuOhi ddski n little
son Of B. L. Jefferson. chou, eleven years Of
see,wbotwas, playing with some ot1er noys
on ihe side waIk, neathis fathers tpOt run M
against 4 cellar door' HhiSb stood 0Peas and
was p,ecipitaled, wiihg'eat violeace ollthe
payemFnt All Hrst fhe hits ,'Ss was not sup!
nosea ia 70 be serious, but about 10 o'clock,
N, symptoms became alatnihg and he died
Wlfp.M. itis supposed that some in
ternal rupture took plsceas,,i laaapssdas i9a'
- .,os,.1oo-o>>,-.r----+ an t.fur tili
ss Attempt at Burglary oh Of
= Mr., ca OssTracy Esq we understand,
caught, d @gsntlenan from Africa in the
.act.of breaking into his cellar on Monday
night last. His negtolship Was arrested and
conducted 70 safe, apartments N the county
Jail. where he doubtless had pleasant dreams
Of the pies, cakes Sc, be 'sOplfds hays gotten,
hadhe not been 50 pnceremon oniousIy disturbed
aftill ss~>>sSS-A Ako~-ss sSsssss$Sl %AA 4
1tys Another Casualty,tygf
We learn thdt Allittle son ofiMr. Ecken-
berger, Of this place. was thrown from horse,
the other day, and injured 50 badly thathe
died. ! COO, esss 2 "~s sflsAI14 40
.zraa,I 4-stA..lil II si-a--s Ineaaor5
.DzA- The staunchip hipacket steamer sScroro is
now mdkingher regular tri-weekeys trips. y
With such q fast moving and comfortable
/
boat the Scioto, such Captain as Kepner,
such clerk as Taylor, such steward as Bob
and such pilots, engineers, cabin boys &c,
as arc found aboard, what more in the way
oftldvelling can be desired2 Thewhistlelan-
swers, what. iaado'ade ;yfa ~ 7YIIo9g9 i'ara
~ sSsA@'t WA LIE i-lll -az-4sdat qp'aii
or Several Juveniles, on Tuesday nigh
last, conducted themselves, in such an outra'
geousmanner that they were lodged in tht
watckLhodse. y 1t is hoped their hard bee
that night will cause, them to be more orderly
in fututesibgI daaa a;his 70 dapBsB ssHn9ani'
adj Ia S--Ss@-ssss=NS~~Se>aiioI 10
,.0Cy-We, learn that t'thea Rev. NEMANUBt
THIENrosr pastor Of qthe Roman Catholic
Church, Of this place, has been transferred
BY the Bishop to. Steubehsi!le. tits no
certain who will take his PLACE g4twV
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: CSgaFgg' Of@5rsQQl

AGALT,! 100 bis New York Sal, arrived this
- day. 500 bic! Kanawha Sal, for sale By
Oct 81, oaNla {2M IS, K ROSS.
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(rsHEEsE !---l5O bo&cs in store for sale By
~. Qctrl4, q staialp SsRs'kOSSls NJ
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rsys Another Casualty,Itg!gf
We rhthdt Alittle son ofMr. Ecken-
berger, Of this blAce, was thrown from horse,
the other day, and injured 50 badly thathe
died (. 0esal, Cd 2s~s IL lsAE13A
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,yoasFaCts! FaytsH Fasts!!rd Il g
Matcdn Se SYSTEMATICALLY thousands oj
Iipine iDitncsSes IL dis city and co&nt,y,
ris.7 ihatYhe,f 70 NAY So 10 siiIag aSa
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Look here, my Friend!
stop, and let us Reas,n TOgetkeF

Sup, uHu Iet 10 Heus'H A"sctAet'
Arc you Father. laboring for The support
olaasfbmily, and suffering from general dcbili,
tyand low spirits, ssS that life almost seoms 4
burden, use Da.S, d. HowE's Sak6ER SAasA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Boring Dorn.-At a democratic loco
foco meeting recently held in Philadelphia,
the following resolution. among others.
was unanimously adopted.
"Reso1red. That the principle Of the
Vilmot Proviso is not harmless political
SPECULATION or abstraction, excused, if
erroneous, by its alledged philanthropic
intent, but il is the same ancient, arsfo-
cratic, pernicious and pestileEt political
heresay lever repudiated and denounced
by the democratic party of the Union.)
which seeks, by means Of an implication
Of power of Congress. gradually to un-
derminc State sovereignty. destroy legis-
lation in the respective States. consolidate
the Union, and establish on the ruins of
State rights a central sovereignty. easily
controlled or managed by the few at the
expense Of the many"
What think the democrats Of this county
Of this position! DO you give up! We
shall see!
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FRESH GROCERIES.
Just Received at No. 40, Main ST..
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
II H. NORMAN is now receiving and will
81 constantly keep on hand, a esh supply o.
Fa lily Groceries,
UGH as Coffee, Tea. Sugar, spices. Fish. Rice,
Cheese, Table and Commou Salt. Mustard, Can
dies. Raisns, digo. Starch, Vinegar, Sc, &c
Also, Tobacco and Cigars of differen varieties.
Queens ware and CrOckery-Ware.
He has also on hand a general assortment of
Queensware and Crockery ware. such as is COM
monty used.
Hard ware and Cutlcry.-A supply
of Nails, ShoveIs, Trace Chains, &c, together
with an assortmen mt of Table cutlery can be
found ut this establishment
PrOviSiOmS.--He keeps for sale Corn Meal
Corn, Oats. Dried Beef, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes,
and a variety Of other articles iu the Provision
line.
AN the above articles will be sold as cheap as
they can be bought at any other establisume mt,
and warranted good. Give him a call and
Judge for yourselves.
Country Produce -IIe will purchase
all kinds of country produce. for which he will
pay the highest market price. either in Groceries
Cash.
Feb. 6, 1S50. 7-3m
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is constantly effec ting cures Of the utmost i'm
II portance. The most incred0lous convin-
ced-the most fathless are compelled to believe
in the pos eY and virtue of this great remedy.
1t is universally admitted to Le the most won
d-rful combination known to the world, for the
immediate relief Of disease and pain. 1t never
fails while there remains sufficient life 10 restore
/ natural and healthy action to the capillary ves-
sells of the body, and equalize the circulation Of
the blood. BY this means, n controlling power
is gained over the most malignant forms Of dis
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such is the power Of this combination
that il pc neirates to every portion OF the human
frame; every bone and muscle, vein, nerve and
lgame Mt is searched out, and made sensible OF
its purifying and healing influence. Hence it
copes readily with internal as external dis
ease. Nume rous instances are on record where
this remedy has restored health to patients Sc
near the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed to produce any effect. Such has
frequently been the in INFLAMMATION
of the BOW ELS-no patient ever need die OF
this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known
as the pUTRID ERYSIPELAS can always be
RHEUMATISM. this Ointment is the most COM
plete remedy ever prepared. In 80 cases out Of
100 it will afford entire relief to the worst
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For
nervous diseases this remedy is Of immense val
Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism, Lame
ness, liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, PleurI-
sy. Group, Cholic, Cholera Morbus. Ague in the
Face or Breast, Burns. Scald Head. Scrofua,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Inflamcd Eyes, Fever
Sores, &c, will be Immediately relieved by the
the of this remedy.
07For further particulars and testimonials
pamphlets lief it'll each agent.
70. sale by IRWIN REED. only Agent for
Richmond, where il can be had Wholesale and
retail. Price 25 Cents pc Bottle.
Richmond Nav .. lS49 CQ:yF.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
A complete food Of testimony has poured in

A complete flood Of testimony has poured IN
upon DIR. q. g.. Vaughn in favor Of the article
which il, so we'll known as the Great American
Remedy, tho Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture.
So celebrated is this great ''cure-alf' that ply
scians now use it in their practice. Families
are never without it III many sections oil the co"n-
try, it is truly the peoples medicine. All mos
of diseases yield to its powers, thousands wnoh
this article found the victims Of some trouble
some and stubborn complaint. which bad bal
fled all other remedies, have to thank Vaughn S
Vegetable Liihoniriptic Mixture for their lives,
as Il restored the NJ " hen all else failed. Read
err, whatever may be the cause of disease TINS
celebrated mixture will remove IT, and II you
are Interested in looking into the matter call
upon the Agents. whose names are IN tins paper
under the adve rtiscment, and get pamphlets -
See Great American Remedy III our columns.