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COnlascrfciterS DStcclC<l!!:
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
VII L. AIN V..s

Such ~ The use mess. " ie-spreaG reputation,
ana immense demand for DR.. Rogers Eiyerwort
and Tar, that reckless and cunning iinposfrrs,
regardless alike Of human sufi-ringS and conse-
qaenees. utterly lest to every feeling OF human
iiy and virtue. constantly attempting to
~ called ui'on 10 check these base ami high
hauec,. imposItious,, that We feel IN duty bound
10 warn ana protect the public against them by
every means in our power.
The attempt some time SINCE hy Professor VI.
Rogers, OF Cincinnati. have stopped, tot
VIA >tan.lng has wealth ana influence.
We now warn yen against smother Counter
ttlteF. fhe malicious cunning and r-ek less immo-
raItty of .'itch must excite the pity and con.
tempt Of every honest man.
John L. Toiand. IN the employ or George NJ.
Allen. Druggist OF Cincinnati. has counterfeit
Rogers Signatures printed PAM hlet wholly
false and certificates cHtIrrts fictitious. aud is
sued a medicine like unto the genuine ez,sf-
ma! appearance only.
We warn the public against This infamous out
rage, tins Tolind haviu. no responsibility at
stake under the assume. title of Doctor Toiani,
is the nominal father of The whole concern.
Wealth, reputation. aud high station. have
not withheld the a.ar!clCus and unprincipled,
not only in de in,,, OF all law aud honesty, to
steal and fraudulently appropriate cur we'll
earned reputation. but regardless Of human iiie
and suffering. tv substituting their wretched
depriving the cousnmptivc of n
medicine which IN all human probability might
save their lives.
What contempt too bitter,
W hat terms too harsh
OR punishmen nj too sc.eref
Is il not fraud? is il not theft is il not MuRDER'
\ high sense of duty compels To these pub
lie eNPositons OF knavery and iinposturr. our
own rights are legally protected. and II Is for
the unwary aud afflicted we feel ana wrte.
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~ OElCE..-.THE subscribers respectfully
= y tender their thanks to the Public for the
l,5e raj patronage bestowed upon them while in
business. and hereby inform them that they have
sold their stock of Merchandise to Mess-s SCoTr
4 CRAWFORD, who will continue the business AT
the old stand.
JeThose who are indebted to us are hereby
requested to call Immediately and close up their
accounts BY Note, or if more preferable and con-
nenienf. BY CASH
The Notes and Accounts in the hands OF
4. +. Scott, who will attend TO settling up all
the business Of the late firm CT SCOTT X co
Richmond, Aug. -, 1850 3c:3t
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EIN$VYE,sI'S
HA(.eT E;lslSg:AN GALLERY. OF
~ Latest lDrOEcIascMtS now

permanently established in Richmond, and open
ed with genuine, full size Noigt!an!er Instru-
uttnt, which affords decided advantage over
the common Instrument
Heretofore Il serious obstacle has presented
itself TO the production Of perfect Ik-nesses in
regard to getting dark rich drapery-a flesh tone
10 the tdce-perttct eyes. and white bosom
ana collar Mr.. Boswell is happy to state that,
- The new discovery made by his brother IN
Daauerre0tvping in The south this difficulty
has disappeared. Having had nearly six years
constant practice. and regularly corresponding
will, the celebrated operator IN the South,
Nr. Boswell pledges himself TO make as perfect
Ink cne>s 1T any time can b. presented TO
him from any Gallery III the [ nted states An
iGea has prevailed that in time these pictures
would fade, but this erroneous impression has
been entirely removed by the celebrated DIR.
arady, OF l.ondon, and other eminent Chem
ISIS OF thus country, who give 1t as their OPINION
that ii Daguerreoiype Picture coated with So
luton OF GOLD, Will stand for any length OF time;
ana when the public informed that
spectacle operator Will let picture go without
this guiding, they are perfectly safe. The pic
ture should be taken on a silver plate, che mi
caliy prepared to receive the Impression, and If
the Camera he good one. the image Of the sit
ter will be thrown on the plate with fidelity
that artist, however skiliful initiate
80, what would ! not give for such incnori-
al Of my friend is exclamation which now
loses half its force, and none bat the most culp-
able can use it. as the price Of these pictures is
no barrier TO the most handle obtaining boon
desirable and con>olatory.
Taken separately or IN groups. Sick persons
or Corpse, punctually attended to. All kinds
of pictures copied in the neat-st style. Pic
lures put up IN Frames, Cases. Lockets. Breast
pins, or Finger Rings; and perfect lkenesses
and entire satisfaction given before any charge
5 made.
Persons who have imperfect Dag"erreotype
pictures, can have them exchanged at a mode
rate price.
Instructions given in the art, and every thing
connected with the business furnished
able terms.
The new and uneGualed process of cleaning
and buifIng plates, greatly facilitates the busi-
ness anu enables an ordinary child to perform
that part successfully.
LADIES' aud gentlemen are respectfully invited
TO call ana examine specimens.
g Room over No. -. Main street, opposite
the Branch Bank
Operating hours from o'clock A. VI. until
, o clock 7. NJ, in any kind Of weather
J. X. BOSWELL, Artist.
Richmond. Sept. H. 1850 2S:tf
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SLOAN;S COLU N N.

4 LII the Medicines and Books advertised by
"A w. b. SLOAN are sold by J Iiow-iIs Il
Co., Richmond; Raymond & CO., Cambridge
:ity; Woods & Dill Ceattev.,Ie; J. 81. Lrbrick,
Dublin; J Weaver, knigh .s,own; Z. Miushal,
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society.

uTNeet in the Hall Of the SOFAS Of Temper
ancc, on IL MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
The 18th instant Elder ;. MITCHELL. is exprc-
tel to be present ani address The meeting. All
are invited TO attend and helr him.
Richmond, Sept. IlM. 1879.
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The strife - pa~t-hut we'll know
High hopes and JOYS nte buried low;
For dealt. hid aimed the fatal blow
~ il high mark.
Of ttultlrs4 form and features rare,
Ills speaking eyes and laughing air,
Combined with dnwuIng genius, were
Entwtnrd around thr heart.
Aud yet although The srv"riug STROKE
Those twi ming t"udrfi~ rudrIy broke;
The spring OF lie " Tim, awoer,
To bear part.
Along the tide Of human woe,
W hose Et"nt currents chl aud How.
One Eye can s"e--ot,r Sptrlt know
The anguish ui The heart.
And " the welding will,--rrslgncd
10 life. or death Nv hatr','r the Iriui
OF Heavenly W lsdotu hath designed
To purify the heart:
r. viii point To Hope in dark despair;
" will sut0Cth the weary brow Of care.
And flowers Will bloom. where th'siles were
Wounsiing the ''brttcr part.
iCoNST,~Z>.
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and, also, tie new fashioned
- v - GI III - - - ~ -
Persons from a distance, can be accommodated
with either Of the above named Pumps, by aG-
dressing few lines to Maths s. knolie nbe re-
Richmond, Ind. giving the depth OF their wells
aud they Will either go if 1t is hewd Log
Pump. and do the " ors at the place whtr want
ed or, if the other kind is desired. they w i'll ma
it here, convey it to them and put it up, Just
, ight
Their prices are reasonable, and those wislIin g
Pumps, are respectfully invited TO call aud see
them, aud examine some they have already put
up. before purchasing elsewhere.
Old Pumps repaired at short notice.
0rShop on the South side of Main street,
nearly opposite the Starr House; and also, at
the old stand of Jonathan Mats, on Fifth street.
Richmond, July 81, 1850. Self
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% nc AZ ua o. .

DEATm ov JoHN CosLy.-John Comfy, an emf
.pent Minister Of the society Of Friends. died
near Philadelphia Oh the 7h instant, ia the 18th
year Of his age. .Comly's Spelling Book ana
.Comly's Grammar have, to thousands now
living, made his name familiar as househo'i
words
DiEn,-Af the residence Of MAnLoS CLAwsoS,
in tho vicinity Of tins place, on the bud instant.
EErgccA CLAwsoS, in the 9ist year Of her age.
Oh Thursday morning last, at hrs late
residence, three miles East OF this place STrrHES
THOMAS, an old and highly respected citizen Of
this county. lie one of the earliest settlers
of this town, and IN all tho relations OF life has
sustained the character Of an honorable and up
right man.
AT Newport, in this rounty, on Tuesday last,
sRosEwr GREEN, formerly Of this place, bu, for
several years IA citizen of Newport
Oh Friday evening last, IN this city, MARY,
youngest ghter Of DR.. WV. Il. aud ALICE
SMITH, aged about two years.
HALL or CLARK DIVISION, No. =, : IT,
Richnond, Aug. 29th, lcJU.
A. "a called meeting Of The Division, the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions, IN relation 10
decrasc Of Br. WILLIAM FINLEY, was introduced
by Br. J. VI. Perkins, aud unanimously adopted:
""WnERE,s. Our respected Brother, WILLIAM
FINLEY has been Gale # oin anon gst us-strck-
ell 10y the hand of deaih-soon to be hurried to
an early grave; Therefore,
Resoied, That we dc-piy lament his loss a
member Of this Division, and sincerely sympa-
th,z. with his bereaved friends and relations.
Resoi0ed, That il the death Of Bro. finley ),
we havr lost a worthy meinbrr--a good, virtu-
GUS. and consistent son of Temperance.
Resolred, That attend the funeral of orr
decreased Brother in Il body, aud that the usual
badges Of the Order he worn on the occasion.
Rssoirrd, That these proceedings be- Signed by
our W . Y. and :. S.--a copy semitic the hrr.nvrd
relatives and that the editors Of the Palladium
aud the Jcticrsoian BE- requested 10 publish the
same IN their respective papers.
JAMES T.. BfRGESS, w r.
NATHAN MORGAN, Ir., X. >.
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| Good and Fresh Supply Of Ladi

IA Morocco and Gum BuskrHs: Ladies' Cali
DO Ladies Calf Doors. suitable for Fall ware
made TO order and just received at the CITY SHOE
STORE of JOB BORTON.
Richmond. September 18th. 1850. 37tf
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The public cautioned against BASE
COZ NTEIeEElT AESE'lC u g..

We warn the public against the counterfeit Of
fered by /. Clinton, " ho Is the travelling agent
Of this spurious article. IND we earnestly re-
quest our agents and friends aud the friends Of
humanity and justice. promptly 10 forward 10 us
Information OF amy pc rson or persons selling or
offering for sale any of the counterrited article.
as they not only responsible for damage to
any person using the counte rfeit article, but are
liable to prosecutions,
Those who are afflicted with diseased lungs,
and W ish TO be be me fitted by the GENUINE DR..
Rogers Balsom of LIIERWORT and TAX,
sLnulL huy of the adYertised amnnts only.
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81 6 A MS
HORSE OINTMENT

snpe rseding all other Ointnents aud Lni,nents,
tic Animals. a free use of this Ointment cures
Immediately all
FRESH WOUNDS AND CALLS,
without leaving : ar. Its effects are perfect
y magical IN the cure Of these injuries.
FOR Spi,AlNs. STRAINS OR BRUISES
nothing has ever been discovered that compares
with .1loan's Ointment.
WIND CALLS C.Ly.'- AND CRACK Ed
cured at once by the use Of s;loan's ONT
mcnt, if the directions are followed.
SPAWN. S.V Ef.NEY AND EiNGBONE.
No mistake about curing permanently all
these Coup'aint- by faithful application of
Sloan'S Ointment.
FISIJL,, POLL EVIL. & DISTEHi.E2.
Sloan's Ointment and Con iiion Powder new
ef fail to Restore The animal sound as ever.
Sloan'S Ointment and Condition Powder have
no equal III The cure of these complaints. The
otntneut will prevent contraction of the Hoois
remove rtlgrs, soften and tou Chen the feet. and
the Condition Powder is certain to remove ali
Internal Fever aud Stiffness
SCR tTCir:s OR GREASE AND NANCE.
The only iuftiah!- Remedy for these Com
plants Is sIotn's Ointment. 1t cures when all
other remedies ftil.
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Prepared in June last by John Il. Toiand (in the
employ OF George NJ. Allen, Druggist, Of Gin
cnnati.) This Counterfeit is sold by one John
Bull, Of Louisville, X, also, 10y Joseph IowelIs,
Richmond, Indiana.
We lately learned that our first citizens have
been grossly imposed upon by this counterfeit
bv some of the Druggists of Cine innati. The
particulars W i'll be published III few days. Mr..
Rogers has Justly exposed the bare faced outrage
and conftmptibie imposition Of this John Il. To-
land in counterieting this Medicine and forging
the fac smile of his
The following Druggists of Cincinnati have
CERTIFIED that Mr.. Rogers statement, are emit.
tied to the fullest confidence of the public.
Messrs. Wayne & Pieis. Alfred "A. North,
VIM. $. Merrill. "A. 5. Merrill, w. r. Smith.
VIM. 2. Earquhar. Also:
Recollect that this preparation is manufaciur.
ed By John Il. Toaud, and Oh the yellow label
on each bottle the name of A. l.. Scovil is omit
ted after the words Entered according to act
of Congress. &c, &c.,'' and that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit is wholly false,
being made up of fictitious certificates. purport-
ing to have come from ID. Blanchard, NJ. d.,
iIarrisburgh, Pa. =. a. MorreIi, NJ. d.. Boston,
Hiram w oodrutl, Utica, Asa Smith, Beacham.
Vt, Nc, &c.
The genuine Dr. Rogers Compound Syrup
of Liverwort and Tar is accompanied by PAM
phlet containing certificates Of citizens of the
highest standing, such Professor II. Cox, Doc
tor VIM Richards. Hon. Judge Henry Morse.
Hon. Judge VIM. Burke, &c, Sc, all Of whom
Il citizens of Cincinnati.
A suit in equity in the United States Court has
been instituted against George NJ. Allen, +.
Clinton, aud John Il. Toiand, and n suit for
$40, 900 has been brought against wealthy ste
reotvpeist who made the plates and forged the
fac sitnie of the name of Andrew Rogers, and
assure the public that sc will he deter by
no fear Of litigation, trouble, or expense, from
deaing TO the uttermost limits Of the law with
counterfeIters, vendors, stereotypers, printers.
agents, or any persons whatsoever concerned,
directly or Indirectly, i'll such nefarous and
shameful practice.
Mr. II. II. Sperry. Prop ietor of the Herald
Office, and G. w. Starbuck, Proprietor Of thu,
Times Office, have certified as above, and fur
thernore that the statement Of John Il. To,and
is FALSE..
1g-IMPORTANT CAUTION.--Owing to
the late counterfeit, Dr. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar will be hereafter euveloved in Il WHITE WRAP
PER, and splendid steel plate engraved Label.
and signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale whole.
sale and retail by
A J.. SCOFILL,
Corner Of Fifth and Race ST $, & incinnati.
NtIRVIN REED is the authorized Agent
IN Richmond, Indiana.
Jan so, 1880. C:yr
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T . FR Z e ND So
Ntilii:lsll Fell. 81. Main street:

RI c IL MOND, INDIAN
nFEERS for sale extensive variety of
~ DRESs GoODs, Book Muslin and H,NpKER-
cHIFFs, BARCELONA SH,wis and H,NpkERcHIEFS
RAW SILK ditto, ana other articles adapted to
..FRIENpS.
\. Il. j. so second price
Ninth Month ith, 1870. 31U
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adjourned meeting of the Stockholders
Z n of the Richmond n Newport Turupikt.
Company will be- held at the Hampton school
House on the 2nd Monday Of October next
:. IoRNEI, JR., Presidenf
JOHN IIrNiEY. Secretary.
Sept. 4. 1870. 31-tm
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EXECUTORS SALE.

nv ILL be sold at the residence Of Charles
w Shute, miles east of this city aud half
nile south of In. National Road. on Third
Gay tne .lth inst. the personal property Of
Robert Esill. SEN. decreased:
ed CONSISTING IN part OF two Horses one Car
rage. some Household goods. &c. Sale TO COM
inence at ~ o'clock said day when terms
VIII be made known and due Tendance given.
WILLIAM PARRY
BENZ. STRATTAN ( E<ee"'o'S'
9th mo. 4th 1850 31-3w
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Consisting, i'll part. of: Cassimeres, Ca>hmarrtts.
Sattinetts. Jeans, Nestings, etc, for Summer
wear; Mantiila, Dress Bonn-, and Lining SiikS:
Naiins; Anghan>: Fouiar! tentians; Barages:
Tissues; Raw Silks: Camiet Lustres; Linen
GIngharns; Lawn Caiicoes: Cotton GinChalns:
Alpaca Lustres; French Nerno>; Cashmercs,
De LANES; California Piails. etc, etc Plain
and figured Swiss, plaid and striped do; plaid
and sirp'd Jaconets, Cambrics, Nulis, Nansooks,
Bishop Lawns, India See aaud and Book Mus
Inns, Embroidered Eve ming Dresses; Under
handaerchef,; Capes; Collars: Cuffs; nder
sleeves; Swiss ana. Jaeonett Edgings and In>er-
tons; W lndow Curtains. by the pair or YARD.
Dnity Berlin Cord. for sun Bonuets; Nankiu;
Damask; Grass cloth, Corded aud MarS-ii,s
Skirst; Irish Linen; Table Linen Danash Ia
bic Cloths aud Napk ins; Linen Sheetnes; Pillow
Case Linen; Counterptnes; fianneis; Drills;
Sheetings aud Shirtngs; Mu>lns; Diaper FIR.
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S. D. H O w e. S

DR. S. D. HOW E'S
= q II S q z u e Y Z z a
IN QUART BOTTLES,
I!AS parallel in permanently curing and
L i eradcating from the system all
CUrANEOUs ERUPTIONS.
1t will eff-ctuaIiy eradicate from the system
and cure Salt Ri-uem, Ringworm, letter.
Scaid Head. propS-v, Scurv-y, White Swelling,
Kings Evil. Neuraigic Affections, ana all
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
aud Instructions. Barrehness, Whites, Flour.
Aibos, Falling Of the W omb, Nervous Sick
Head Ache. Lauguor, Painting Sensations, Pal
pitaiion of the heart, Low spirits, General De-
bi!itv, Dxspepsia. Liver COMPLAINT. &c.
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~ A. CNRIV Ay.ED.

cnse Of ticerated Limbs Of sittern years sfand-
ing.
The following is an extract of a letter dated
March y, 1850, from t.. B. Perkins, VI. D., Il
highly respectable ply stefan Of Marietta, Ohio:
JOINS PARK--Drar sir: | have under my care
young woman vi no. for sixteen years, has been
Suffering from liberated liInbs, and whose cas.
has been pronounced hopeless BY three of
best phy sicians. took her into my fi,nily and
have used Guysott's yellow Dock and s5,rsapa-
rla freely, aud confident that the yellow
Dock aud Sarsaparila Will effect permanent
cure. She rs better IN general health than she
has ever been before aud walks IA iu.lt. or two
wtthout fatigue or pam. \ ago She used
crutchcs. will report the case in due time.
Very respectfully,
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SPAWN. SWEENEY AND Ri>cBo<E

No mistake about caring permanently all
these Complaints. by faithful application of
Sioan'S Ointment.
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SCR ,yCiir:s OR GREASE AND NANCE"

The only iuftah!c Remedy for These. Com
plants is ~lotu's Ointment 1t cures when a.
ether remedies fail
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Dr. GuysOtt'> Improved Extract Of
YELL DOCK
RSAPA RILL A.

hut up ia the largest sized bottles, contains
l. mer. of the pure Honduras Sarsaparilia
than any other preparation ex'ant, when IS
chemically combined with the Extract Of yell
low Dock the Extract Of Wild Cherry, and the
Balsam OF Fir, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient than any ether Sarsapariila
before the public Al the same time ii IS per-
fectly free from all mineral poisons, which can
not be said Of any other Of the Sarsaparia com
pounds The invalid should beware o! poisons.
Mercury, Iron, Qninine, Potash, Iodine, sui
phur, Arse mic, and many other mineral metaiic
poisons enter into and form the active basis Of
most Of the Sarsaparlas and Panaceas Of the
oay. Guyzo,t's Compound Extract Of yellow
Dock and Sarsapariila does not contain parti-
Gle Of these substances, as any one can easiy as
certain by applying the necessary tests.
These poisons may occasionally remove dis
ease, but they vitiite the blood, and com
plet-ly Inprrgnate the whole system with their
bauefuI effects, that the first cold the first at
tack Of disease, pros,rates the pa,ie strength,
and subjects him her TO the most excrutating
torture and renders another cure almost impos-
sible and hopeless. Let all poisonous Sarsapa
riii, preparations alone, aud use Guysott's I'm
ENtTdct OF CHOW DOCK ana odrStpdr!l-
la, which is thoroughly et'icacious, perfectly
harmless and purely vegetable. All kinds of
disease yields TO its genial influence.
1t cures Scroluln, Canc.rons Tumors, Cutn-
neous Eruptions, Erysrpelas, BIes, pustues, or
Pmples on the Face, Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet-
ter. ScaId Head, rheumatism, Enlargement or
Pains in the Bones, or Joints, old and stubborn
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Hip Disease, Swelling of
the Glands. Blo,ches, Syphiiitc symptoms, Lurn-
bago, dropsy, dyspepsia jaundice. costiveness'
salt rheuin, affections Of the kidneys and diseas
rs arising from an in udicions use Of mercury,
ministers sore throat, weakness of the chest
pulmonary 1lrctions, and al! other diseases end
my owards consumption, liver complaint, ie
tnale irregularities and complaints sick and
nervous head ache, general debility, low spirits
loss of appetite, night sweats, pains in the side
aud shoulders, exposure or Imprudcncc III life,
chronic constitutional disorders, aud a spring
and fall purifier OF the blood, and general tonic
for the system,
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upe r-eding all other Oiutfuents aud I.ini,ne ntS
or the cure of Horses Catttr, and other Duines-
10 Animals a free use of this Dintiue ut cures
Immediately all