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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

TOR DYSPEPSIA, COSTlVENESS, HEAD
Il ACHE, LOSS OF Appel TIE, &c.-CAN-
MONS VEGETABLE BITTERs.-These Bitters have been
fairly tried in various parts Of the country and for the
present season is valuable family medicine Supply
received and for sale by the Agent
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist,
LAT Main street.
Price 374 cents per bottle. ap9
NAPLES FIGS.-50 boxes Naples Figs, just
~ received, for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA,
apl 1853 Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

a. FOR RENT-The dwelling house on Broad
lII street, below the African Church. Apply to
NH % JAMES M TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

nNE HUNDRED EXTRA SOUTHLAND
an ii JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

ELOUR.-2O bbls Sneed's q Hullen's Family
n, Flour, for sale low by
ap IL DAVIS " GODDlN.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

ANAMP STOOLS.-A large assortment of the
~ above Stools, with and without backs for sale low
by R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
ap12 Isl Main ST.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

En HHDS. HAMS, SHOULDERS AND
e1O SIDES, old and new BACON, in store, for
ale. Zap ISL JAS. WINS TON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

mo kEGS GLADES' BUTTER. receiving
%O by the boat, for sale. ;,,-
APP IL JAS. WlNolON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

4 REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM

INK. }. HOWEL'S having associated his faith
- er, Joseph Howeils' sen, in business with
hun, wishes TO say TO the public that they design
carrying on the Drug business under the firm OF
HowelI's II TO. They have removed their : tore
to 20. !, in the new building few doors west
where they Will be prepared 10 furnish every
thing IN the line OF Drugs. Medicines Chemicals
Paints; Obs; Dyes; Glass; Brushes; &c, &c
OF III" best quality the market, and will sell at
'hc lowest prices They warrant every thing
they sell. and tsDeei1tiy reqnest any one who Is
not satisfied with any article they NAV buy OF
them 10 return it and their money shall be re
funded, as ih-y are determined to give satisfac-
ton to all. They have fitted up their room at
q great cost, and are prepared 10 supply all de-
fnands, and fill all orders. Call at No. I.
Richmond, January "a. 1850 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
NHE triumphant success Of the erea, Ara
l. ban Remedy for man and beast,
II. q. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
A ABIAN LIMIMEMT.

Is causing coun,erfeits spring M all over III,
country. spreading their banefui influence oxe,
the land rohbing the pockets Of the honest -.
unsuspcciing. by imposing upon them worth
less and poisonous trash, for the eeuu,n. H. &:
Farreils Arabian Liniment- Fellow Ca,,e M.
Look well before YOU buy. and that the Ia
bel of the bottle has the letters II. C. before
FarreIi's, for If it has not. IL is cor~rsaErrr-
The label around each bottle Of all my iin,rne Mt
reads thus. Ill. q. Farrell's Celebrated Arabian
Liu,mvn Mt and my signature Is written upon
the label also. <nd these words blown 10 the
glass beltle, III. g. farreIi's Arabian LIaime nj,
Peoria"
This truly great medicine still goes on. con-
quer.ng disease, and snatohing msay poor pow
eries> victim from the grave. by its powerful
~ iimulatfng. pc GENERATING ana Anosiy ne gaali-
ties IL restores the of limbs which have been
paisied-fer Years; ami BY ITS singular power Of
reproducing the Synoyial FLUID OF Joint Water,
II cures all diseases OF the Joints with surprising
rAPfdty. Fer rheumatism, aud affections Of
The spine anu Spleen. has proved itself a SRI
clt1ci and ior affections of the Lungs Liver and
Kidneys, II Is most valuable and pa ~ FIJI ana
iliary; aiso for all diseases of the Glands S~rof-
ula Goitre or Swelicd Neck &c. &c. Aud in
deed Tor almost any disease where external
application is required, this medicine stands uR-
paraltelea.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
THE PALLADIUM.
u7aoRunbmAs 1n.s
Wednesday, June 10Th, 1850.

Apologetick. - We feel constrained.
from the fact that the JeT's editor has
''refmsed" to define his position on the
Temperance Bill, (his vote on which he
was so anxious should be told TO temper
ance folks!) to offer word Of apology in
his behalf; and, for so doing, we trust he
will not accuse us of attending to lbs
business;-it is this: Ills relations TO the
people have been changed by the action
Of the Dem. and +. S. conventions, since
we urged him to explain his course-he's
a candidate for oDTce, and it now becomes
him to observe dignifed silence in re-
gard to the temperance quesiion-it would
be an impossibiliiy for him to please erery
body. if he said any thing on the subject,
hence he has nothing 10 say! Very prop
er in him, isn't il, cause he wishes TO be
elected! OF course, no one will have the
hardwood to accuse him Of being 0frdM
10 commit himself on this question; be-
cause he appears TO be governed in this
instance by the same motive that prompt
ed him To vote against the rejection Of
Buffers Texas boundary resolution po-
Msness!--eniirely "out Of courtesy" to-
wards the jr. OF the Pal, who has been
urging Mr.. Elder 10 "lace the music"
and tell what he meant bv stating that
friend WATSON was "misiaken in sonc
Of the statements he made as published
in the Pal Of May 18th.
For the good ard sufficient reason that
the Jefr's editor is the "embodiamcnt'
and chosen standard bearer of Cass' Mich
olson lc,er-ism, and Frce-Soil Wilmot-
Proviso ism, it would be entirely out of
character if he could not, with equal con
s;stency, he the standard bearer Of In
temperance and temperance! If he can
PAINFULLY serve "two masters (who diff
fer rs widely as the polls,) for the sake OF
official promotion, he can. just as faithful
" serve iwo more, who differ just as much,
in order more etI..ctualy to secure to him
self the .bread and butter" Fact!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
COunGcrfciterS DctcCtc~l:::.
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
HlLLAI W.

such IS tine usefui ness, wide al reputation
and immense demand for Or. Rogers Liverwors
and ar, that reckless ana cunning imposiers,
regardless alike Of human sutierings anu coase-
quences, utterly lost 10 every feeling of human
ty and virtue, constantly attempting TO
counterfeit ii. And we have been SO frequent
ly called upon 10 check these base and high
handed lmYo>4:lons'. that We feel in duty bon nd
TO warn ana protect the PUBLIC against them by
every means IN our power
The attempt some time since by Professor NJ.
Rogers, OF ttacianatI, we have stopped, not
with>tanGimg has wealth and influence.
We new warn you against another Counter
fettr, the malicious cunning and reckless immo-
rality OF which must excite the pity and CON
tempt oi every honest man.
ehn / leland, IN the employ OF George NJ
Allen, Druggist of Cincinnati, has counterfeit
ed our label "ferStd the fac simile OF Andrew
Rogers Signatures" printed pamphlet wholly
false. ana certificates entirely fictitious aud is
sued mratetnc iiae aAio the genuine IA erftr-
eai appearaRe only.
We warn the public agains, this infamous ont
rage, this Iolaad having responsibility IA
stake, under the assumed title Of Doctor Toian8,
the nominal father OF the whole concern.
Wealth, reputation, and high station, have
not withheld the a,ar}cicus aud unprinci Piled,
not only in defiance Of all law aud honesty. 10
steal ana ffauduently appropriate our we'll
earned rpntatlen, bat regardless 81 human life
aud suffering. by substituting their wrcfched
counterfeit Grpfiving the eonsumpitve of a
medicine which IN all human probability might
save their ltteS.
What contempt too bitter
hat terms toe harsh
OR punt>hme mt too severe
Is it not fraua j. II not theft j. II not MuRrER'
\ high sense OF Iuiy compels % these pub
lie eNpo>ltious OF knavery and inpoSture. our
own rights are legally protected and 1t Is for
the nnwary aud afflicted feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
from the Hon. Peter Mimars1. one
Of the oldest settlers im Illinois.

II gives inc pleasure TO add my testimony TO
IN" virtues OF your great medicine. One OF my
hooded horses had n swelling over the cap 81
the knee, aboa, The size of hens egg Soms
said II VAS strain, aud some, that Il was tho
Joint water from the knee. and could not Il,
cured. | tried oil cedar IL. and all the linz
me nts AID eintme nts, nj they aid no more good
than water then by persuasieu OF my ir,snds.
tried III. G.. Farrelrs Arabian LiniInent aud I
happy To lind Il take effect after a few days,
and 1t finally cured the noble animal -pIirrly.
| think # Is decidedly the greatest ln,u,~nt for
horse well as human flesh. ever knew.
Eco. Barker, of New Canton. H.. q. says
Mr. II. g farreli's Arabian Lin,,nent has
cured some bad cases here. which every other
remedy had failed in; one was "A white swelling
and contracted cords IN the leg OF "a boy t~rlvs
Years old. The leg had withered away. and was
so contracted that he had Of II. Three
doctors had tried their sh al upon it ~ vain. and
he traS fdSt sinking Ia the orars. when the boys
father was Induced 10 try II. e. Farreli's Ara
ban I.iniment BEFORE the first bottle used
up he came INTO Mr.. BIS store. and the first
words he sand were, MIR. Barker, want all that
Lininent you have in the store; the boitio
got did my bay more good than all that mad -v
rr been done before That hoy is now well
and hearty anu has free Of has legs. IL -
good Tor sprains, bruises, cuts, burns am swell
hngs.
Being fully satisfied that II. G.. Farrel,'- l-a-
ban Imminent Is the best medicine in the world.
chceriully recomuiend At. had been s.fl.ct-d
Tor Ito years with II most severe pam IA my breast
and shoulders. which was SO bad that could
hardly do any work at all. and " ulj often have
TO lie in bed for two weeks at IA time with IL -
! used Your lnI,nent on II, aud itcured me sound
and we'll. | had. at the time Of using your iin-
inient. one OF the worst coughs ever had IN my
life aud II cured that too. | rubbed il in well
over nay breast and shoulders. IL is also excel
lent for frost bitten feet, sores. sweliings.
throat, mango. cryspelas, Ac-
ISAAC CLAYTON.
kickapoo, Peoria co, hrs.
Manufactured o>L, by H. G.. Farrell. sole IN
ventor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist.
No. IL Main street, Peoria, HIS; To whom all
communications must he addressed.
Principal office, n. w. corner of 9Th and Race
streets. Philadelphia aud for sale wholesale and
retail, by IRWIN REED, II, Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond Indisna.
Dec. o. l-i9. "
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READT-NADE CDFFINS,

- E~PECTtULIY informs the people Of
IL Richmond ane vicinity that he keeps on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

The following incident is said to have
occurred at Ilavanna May Goth.
The buletin announced the capture of
two piratical vessels and 100 prisoners,
by the Spanish steamer Pizarro. The
American steamers Georgia and Falcon.
with 100 passengers. we're laying near
by when the PiZarro was coaling. These
100 American "gold hunters hearing
Of the capture Of the 100 by the Spanish
steamer, sent for the Captains Of the two
American steamcrs-and when they came,
the shout went up as one voice from the
100. '.if you will lead US we will take the
Spanish steamer and the city, and rescue
the Americans The acknowledgement
captains, after great eXcrtions, soothed the
fermentation. and the "gold diggers'
finally settled down into the resolution.
That if solitary prisoner was shot. while
they were in port, they would take the
city.
Among the instances Of Spanish ''pa-
trioiism,'thc following are related When
the news Of the invasion reached Havana.
an old Spaniard placed at the disposal OF
the Captain General 100000; and ano-
Their rich merchant, worth half million.
offered his cash box and the services OF
seven hundred brave Biscayaus. The
first was appointed Captain, and the
second Colonel in the militia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

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OGSE.
Main street. Ricamong, Ind

Main SfFcsf. kicamoH9 md
FlNIIS House formerly known as the :" Man
sion House" ana occupied by n BRookE>s,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting II up IN modern style for the
accommodation Of the pubic. His TABLE
shall at all times lie provided with the best th-
country atior,iS: and shall not be surpassed In
variety aud style by any IN the country lie
has fitted up and cou>ide rabi. enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with good ami careful
oSrLER. and plenty of the best of feed for horses
The unde rsigned feels Conffiie mt that. BY strict
attention to the wants Of ht~ guests he Ill me rit
a share OF public patronage.
IsO:,rsljn: by llse Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also. HORSES kept oy
the Gay week.
oRIN HUNTINGTON
Richmond Nav Is. 1850. Off
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READ AND PRACTICE.

Y'fiE undersigned would respectfully say IL
i those persons who know themselves in.
debteo to him either by NOTE or Eoo4. ACCENT
to come .or~ar.. aaa MAhE PAYMENT
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond. Jan &c. 1850. I-tf
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a c. A Il D..

owing to i'll Health have been compelled
~ to be absent from town for some months
III consequence of which report has been put
in circulation that | had sold out; | Will now
correct this report, and say to my friends and
the public generally, that | have returned to
Richmond with my health very much improved,
and inten carrying on business usual, and
will still continue 10 furnish all articles IN the
DRUG LINE Of tho BEST ou,IfrY aud VERY
}. HOW Ellis, Jr.
Richmond, May 22d, 1850 32tf
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No II, Main street, RicnxoxD, IxD

TEHlS Company having been duly organized
Il and the capital stock properly secured
are now prepared To receive applications for in
surance against loss or damage 10, ire. on Duili-
Ings, Merchandise, Machinery. Nils Nauulac-
tories. and al! des riptious Of property. Also,
lerebanCsLe and produce III tie course OF ia
Land transportation the rlsAs OF the se.is-a nj
upon tile likes OF In4ltiGaai> The rates OF pre-
iniutn winch "ii govern this institution, viii
conform To tie established rates OF the E4sie m
Offices All losses m..I be LIBERAL, 4n4 prompt
y adjusted ana paid
Directors:
Hos. r. y CAKNAN, llucrunes
y WILLIAM WISE. 10
WILLIAM j. IiEEEED, do
Horace T. rEcK, 90
CYKUs ". AILES. 90
VINCENT T. NEST, II. D. Pike Co. Ind.
FEIER 7. BAILEY, Fort " ayue, 90
TnpNA> T BEvBRtDoK. Lafayette. 20
W sLEER w. EARLY. Terre- Ii4utr, 40
Ex-Gov. l.. " ALLAcE. indianapolis 90
IIE<Rr ID. ALLIs, Evansville, do
HtxEt X. ScHooLcRAFr, y a>hingtou, u. {.
ZEPHENIAH FLArr, New Nork.
r. \. CARNAN, Pfesidcnf
&. VI. ALIEN, Seer. \. L. ELDRtDGI:, Treasurer.
:, W. mcs u n,,hN Coan<et9rs. iucenaes.
March -, 1850 .i9-t1
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OLIVER Err.

tnorn.y at lar, CoHeey4ncef y Notary Public.
Investigation of Titles to prop
observation-disclosures of Deeds, Mortgages
&c Taking Depositons-Drawing legal IN
struments generally, and all other business III
his profession promptly atte nded 10. Office on
Main street, No 6. mp stairs.
Richmond, April :.,nd, 80. l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Just Received:

Just Received:
Snnn LBS. NAILS,
sIN1OO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges;
20 dozen door locks, white and dark mineral
knobbs
% dozen latches, various patterns;
Window springs, surplus pins. bell knobs, and
almost every article in the line of Builders
Hardware, for sale by
FLETCHER * BENTON,
No % corner Pearl and Main ST., door west
Of Bank.
May LIST. 1880. ~
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Writing, Wrapping and Printing
-

BONNET BOARDS, &c, &c.
III word, EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such an establ me mt; md
he Is determined not to be undersod by any
Book Store " est o.! the Mountains
J. X. MENDENHAIL.
Richmond Dee. II, 1919. 6tf
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.


TuV!IE subscriber wishes to call the attention
III of the travelling public to the Tact that he
still occupies his old stand,
(TuE NATION VALID
that he has put the House, as well a. the whole
establishment. in first rate oruer for the accoin-
moGation OF the travelling public. with tile deter
mination that he viii not be outdone IN the
west Tor kind aud close attention TO those that
may favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enloymen Mt of hIs
good and orderly house. and make every per-
that calls on him at home His charge shall
tie as low as any house Of the kind IN the west
no man shall go away u>SaI>tied If in hi> pow
er to prevent. Feeling thank iui Tor past favors.
he hopes to be sustained hy his old friends and
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully
ceived and. in his humble way shall he returned.
DANIEL u. SLOAN
Richmond. May 2, 1850 i3-'iatf
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yAfx.sbk &.
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois


V4>ElExs X 4 PHI - bout one thousand
i miles 81 the Lines constituting the Chic.
indiana ana Illinois Telegraph. VIII b. compile
ted IN August and the : bers for the Stock
in the various towns between Chicago. TuIe4o,
Cincinnati aad Evansville, are requested 10 at
te ~ a meeting in person. or by proxy. at Inai-
annapolis On tine I'D Gay Of August next at IL
O'Clock, to Tnak further arrangements for the
welfare and efficiency of the Line. Certificates
OF Stock under The authority of the Company
~ I'll b. furnished d complete lists Of the
~ubsc rih-r~ IN each place forwarded TO W J.
DEL-ASo, Sup't- oi tae Line, at Dayton. Ohio
HENRY O'kIELLY.
<es-t osE 5 pr. -z't.a, l-5.l. 2-ta
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MUST asE SETTLED.

4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to the undo r>tgned firm, are most respect
fully notified to call and settle their respective
accounts, either by paying the CASH giving
their Norrs. fr.1-The outstanding accounts
Must sLrrIED.
PANON. LEWIS < CO.
Richmond, March 10, $50. l2-tf
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Prepared IN Jane last by John Il. Tolani in the
,ui,tov of George VI. Allen, Druggist, OF Cin-
cinnatl. This Connie rfrit j. sold by one John
Putt. Of LOUSY de, X. aiSo, by Joseph iIowrls,
K richmond. lnetnna.
We lately learned that first citizens have
been grossly imposed upon ~ TINS count 'rleit
by some Of 'he Druggists Of Cincinnati. The
particulars viii BE- published ~ few days. Mr.
Rogers has Justly exposed the bafc faccd o"ff'Gge
ana c0Hf,IDtfitte imposition OF tins John Il. To-
land IN cotintrreiting this Medicine, aud forging
The fssc snlir of irS name.
Tie following Druggists of Cincinnati have
crRTulfp that Mr.. Rogers statements are cntl-
tied to ;he fullest confidence al the pubic:
" s~i- Nayuc & riei-. Alfred \. North,
VIM. : NeftHt. \ : Merrill, W /. smith,
Wm /. Farquhar. Also:
Mr. H. II ~perry. Prop jetor Of the Herald
Oticr. aut G. ". SiaTtne>. Proprietor Of the
Times Office, have certified is above. aud fur
t!.rrfnore tl.t The statement OF John i. ToIana
j. FAL~ -.
Il IMPORTANT CATTioN.-owing TO
the lat, counterfeit. DR. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar ,,la he hereafter envrIoyed in WHITE WRAP
rI.r, and 4 >plen4,d steel plate engraved LAptl,
ana Signed A>pGE,. EoGL,s. Tor sale Whole
$ llc ana rrtnl ~
a j. SCONIIL,
Corner Il Iirll aud Race SIS, { Cincinnati.
G~3-iENIN REED IS tie authorized Age nj
~ Elahmond, Indiana
In 80, i-.,j. G:yr
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& The tiralirnherg Pills, the thildren's Pam
acca. TIL I've Lotion, and this Green Mountain
Ointment. can be had at Iowelis' Drug
store, No. Main street
oct. = /, l. ~. ji.u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

4 TOT OF PANT NJ karni>h Brushes Of all 81
yes aud numbers; also, sash Tools ct all sizes;
ha.E. shoe. stove. ana scrub Brushes, &c. 81;
also. .esit BTusAcs-a superior article. al
AIareh -. HOMELESS Drag Sore.
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LOOK AT THIS.
LOOK AT THIS!

TTNHE undersigned, having sold out his stock
l. &c. IA The Hating business. 10 his sons,
on the first of April last. and having NUM-
Der OF unsettled accounts. be Is leave inform al
indebted 10 call and settle, either by wing cash
r giving their notes The books and accounts
at the Old stand. b. attending 10 this no.
ticr soon IROt BILE will be saved to those IN
terested.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Hard ware.

CONSISTING of Table Cutlery,
House Hardware,
Mill aud - cut Saws,
Chains of various kinds,
&c, e., lust received and for sale III the IRoN
SToRE Of j. VI. < j. II. HUTTON, No. u,
April =, 1850. Main St, Richmond, Ia
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TO his old customers.

The undersigned would return his thanks for
the LIBERAL patronage they have extended to him,
and he hopes they will continue their fivors 10
the firm Of W i. X w. ~hearon, who keep on
hand at ali times, an assortment Of
Hats ANA Caps.
which they selling at fair aud reasonable
prices. CALEB SIfEAEON.
Richmond, 10th mo- 10Th ~. If
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First lm>G:slsmcMt--lS:ailr O:ld stock
z$Es3 S*s:ss: sss.zgz 80: 49,

VuNiIE first instament. OF Five Dollars on
each share of stock III the Richmond and
Miami Railroad. will I've required to be paid on
Monday, the N dav OF June neNt.
By order OF the Board of Commissioners.
v. STRATTAN, Treasurer.
j. II iIrrroN, S.cretarg.
Richmond, April ,, 1880. l6U
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; ut T-c*lFrI anu IoF s4fr 4 HOWE Is 4 %. ;
Drug store. No. 1.
The following certificate will show that they
have been 1aiy appointed agents for the safe Of
the above nee Zines:
'.This Is TO certify that Howels - Co, Of
Riehnoad, Ia. hereby duly constituted
Agents Tor Tia. sale OF Or. ID. Jayne's C~i~brat-
eG Family Medicines. D. JAY Ne
Attest John II. W aIker, John c. Smith.
PaI!es5e !gi..a Ncv =. tE1s49'; l2-tf