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EEkJAMI STRkTTAN,

HAElNG resumed his old position behI nd
Z Il the counter, and having just received from
fhiiade pha d large ahd well selected: stock of
staple, Plain and Fancy Goods,
OF FoIeign and Domestic Manutacture, he offers
them O his old customers and the public geLer-
ally. at prices which cannot fail TO be accepta-
bic. He would respectfully, but especially, in
vIte atte nfion to his assortment of
DIms9 @ooD3s
which consists. in part, of SILKS-Biack. drab,
Chameleon. Plaid and Stripe. neat and beautiful.
C. declines. De LANES, Mohairs, Barages, Law rs
figured and Victoria Linen Lnstres, Gnghams,
G aco-s, solid, plain, medium and gay, &c. &c.
he took much care in selecting goods
FOR lends,
and he thinks his stock embraces almost every
style Of goods they generally prefer, such as:
Plain Dress Goods; Shawls, silk. thbet and de
lain; Barcelona Iandkerchiefs; Cap Grape;
Grape Ltsse; Tarlten and Book Muslin; Book
Muslin handk erchiefs, &c. &c.
ALSO-PARASOLS and MBRELLAS, of
various qualities and prices.
German and American BRoADcLoTHs--black,
brown, olive, &c. Cassimeres, Cashme retts, Six
,rarp Italian Cloth. Ireeds. S0ninefts, and va
riety Of SUMNER GOODS. varying in price
and quality to suit the taste of the purchaser.
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
inc for themselves. Every attention will be
given, and great pleasure taken in showing the
goods and attending to the wishes Of customers.
n. Is. At the solicitation of several persons
who prefer to use FREE LABOR GOODS,
purchased a small assortment of that kind OF
Goods, consisting of PRINTS, bieached and
brown Musiins. apron and dress giEgharis, bed
tickings, pantaloon goods, hosiery, candiewIck
&c, which offered at very near the same
price Of other goods of a similar quality.
Fourth mo. oath, 1850, 1stf
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'E'2ae Age vi improvement
ff,,sS ff1f,yA

nR. WEST ER woald respectfully call the
Tuttruton 81 all ishIug artificial teeth, from
ONE TO AN ENTIRE SET,
10 the ne" and improved sucion principle.
If any one doubts Of this being new alscov-
cry, they eau h. convinced to the contrary, Nv
calling at us office " here they may see II pub
Iished by Indiv iuas who have long been emi-
nrut ~ the profession Of Dentistry; aud : re-
rpects It's supe riorty the old plan Of
ing them that has already been apparent, md
Will undoubtedly be more
Dentistry is not some enormously sup
pose. science unlike others, remaining sta
tionary, but i; must be apparent TO every tnqu-
ring mind, that it is rapidly progressing in point
Of beanfy, usefulness aud durabiiify-aud it will
continue 10 progress whether are willing to
Keep pace with its improvements or not.
SEPTEMBER, 4h, 1850. f56-3w1
" n. B--Dr. Webster did not wish to claim
the discovery spoken of above. as being his own
us appeared through mistake III former paper
hut merely wished TO state that he had applied it
successfully.
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Xenia, H., Jan. 18th, 1870.


For Horses and other A ntsnaIs.
There is nothing can be compared TO the Mus
tang Imminent, in its speedy and permanent
cure OF Sprans, Bruises, Cuts. Galds Chafes
Scratches Sweeny, Poll Evil, Fistuia, Big Head
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Splint, Wind Gall, Cracked
Heels or any wound, stiffness, unnatural en-
lareement of bone muscle. A livery stable
keeper of this city had match horse that he
priced very highly. that had large Ring Bone
on both legs. The horse completely cured
and his limbs left perfectly smooth by the use Of
this I.iniment.
Such are some Of the testimonials we are dali
ly receiving.
To Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this valu
able Liniment, as it pays good profit and sells
rapidly.
Caution Extra!
Many will try to induce you to buy Nerve
and Bone LIniinen ut some OTHER equally worth
less trash, by saying il is just good the
Mustang LlniTent. But 90 not be deceived:-
Ask for this Linnent, and buy none other, and
you will not be disappointed. The name is blown
on the bottle. Price - cents a bottle with the
full directions in English and German.
Principal Depot at BRAGG (: McLEANS'
Drug Store, corner of Third and Market streets,
St. Louis, Mo.
Druggists and Country Merchants supplied on
FoT sale at Terre- Haute by DIR. J. r. Cum
ningfam, " God s. Donnelly. and F.. s. Wolfe;
Clinton. ]. Pay;on; Prairie.on. ID. Johnson; and
at all the towns the w abash. .
Terrell aute Depot at j. X. CUNNING
HAMS DRUG STORE, opposite the Court
House, North Of the Public Square, where the
Mustang Liniment aud Horse Doctors Book
may he had at wholesale.
IFor sale by J. Howells & Co. , and Irwin
Reed, Richmond; Thos d. Wheeleu, and Ray
mond 81 Co, Cambridge city; +. F. Needham
Newport; Unthanh s Davis, Williamsburg; B
Coffin. Economy; F. E. Bauer, Hagerstown
John 5. Leibrook. Dublin; and by Merchant:
and Druggists generally.
June &c, 1880. 21-1y
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Good and arcs3s tissppiy Of Ladies'
~ Morocco and Gum BUsKGXs; LADIES' Call
do; Ladies' Calf Doors. Suitable for Fall ware:
made to orGcr and Just received at the cry sHoE
stone of JOB BOZ ION
Richmond September Alb. 1880. 3Uf
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AN ENT!s CASE.
which conclusively proves that
''Truth is stranger than Fiction"


u
Rheumatisr. Proro',;ti. and Dy"poPs;>-
REV DIR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
Jersey. distinguished attainments and
si,ed equation
SinSFy, New Jersey July IL Is4s.
Dr. 4 II CHRisrit-Dear Sir: You " ish know
Of me what has been the result in my case, of
the application of THE. GAINiSIC BELT AND
NttkLAt r.. Ny reply is as follows:
For about fr.nty ytass had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became worse,
could obtain permanent relief from any course
of medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, consequence of frequent posture to the
weather, the discharge OF my pastoral duties,
became subject to severe Chronic rheumatism
which for after year, caused iudescr ibahle
anguish FATHER III the winter of - and 40 in
iuence OF preaching, a great deal in my and
various other churches in this region attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became :
to require immediate suspension of pastoral
iahors. Hy nervous system HoU thoroughly pros
trdt.d. and my Bronchitis became worse, also
did my DE- spepsIa ami Rheumatic affection-thus
evncing that these disorders connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sys-
TEN. In the whole pharmacopGia there seemed to be
my Nervous system every thing that had tIIed for
this purpose had completely failed. At last led
by friends to anime your entions and Though
with very guiHe hopes OF their eticIency.) |
determined try the effect of the application
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This III June, 1916. To
6o>E, IN Eight DAYS WAS t>A.isp RESUME
PASTORAL LAEoRs ] a
SINGLE SERVICE on ACCOUNT EEosoHrrIs
AND MY RHEU MATiC AFFECTION HAS >:rRtIY CEASED
o such the wonder ul and happy e.
suits OF the
| have recornme ntied the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu-
raigic affections They have tried them, WITH
Results HtI.tEvE I
! am, dear SIR, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. Lands.
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Z OOEGiNt:-CLASS PLATES AGAIE...A
4 4 new recruit. comprising all sizes. from -
to / - 30. and Cut 10 fit any size frame. Call
at HOW Ellis Drug store.
March lS.
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7. J. FERGUSON.

AS his shelves and drawers crowded with
1 great variety of SEASONABLE FASH
ION ABLE and PLAIN GOODS, which he is
offering 20 his old customers aud the public gen
orally, at the lowest prices and the most accom-
modaiing terms. HIS stock Consists IN part of
Anne rican, English aud French Broaac ioths
Cas>I !neres and Cash marrtis for summer wear
frIats aud Ginghams OF every description,
Nous &c Laines, Aipac!as, and Bo.nbaziues,
Canton Grape aud siih sii. ls, dress silks
6ieached sbeetiuCs and urIliings, canton fiaunel
Brown holland, Canvass and padding,
Srrges. Si!c>iaS, vestIngs, and sha~is,
Silk aud cotton landk erchie:s AMI crayais,
PLAIN and figured Jack onets and fac cambrics
Bishop ana Linen Lawns aud Bobiue,s
Lacr>, Footings, Edgings. Ribbons and Flowers
Hosiery aud Gloves o: every description,
Silk and IvEis:. Threads, hooks aud eve,
brdids, cords, gIniPs, iringes, combs, & buttons
Groceries. Hard ware, Glassware.
and <euccn>W;frc.
together with almost every article called far
Gall anu examine the goods and learn the prices
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4 PLEASANT lNTERvIEw-ScESE ~ a
PRINTING OFFICE Enter Sfranger--Iiavc
YOU any papers that amt signed for!
prinier-les.
Siranger---l want 10 get one. Takes
the pnpcr and /Ooks much piedsrd
Printer-Why don, you take the pa
per!
Sirnngcr-I take the Philadelph pa
pert comes che aper.
Prjnier-Where do YOU livr'
.Stranger--In Buffalo Hart Grove.
Prinier--Wcll surprising that all town
pcople were 10 deal with no other than
pennsy lvania farmers; how would you get
alongy
(Slranger grns and steps off with the
paper without Offering to pay for 1t. lie
gets his Philadelphia paper cheap. and IS
anxious to get Illinois paper tor nothing
II takes a great many kinds Of people
10 make up the world--so il does sure
M .JOnrna/
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Rags and Oats Sara W:

D-The highest market price paid for Linen
and Cotton Rags, land Oats Straw; either IN Cash
or Paper and Books, at Cash prices, by
J.R. MENDENHALL.
Richmond, Aug. eth, lS49. 5tf
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ISIilS Company having been duly organized
aud the capital stock properly secured,
are now prepared TO receive applications for IN
surauce against loss or damage by fire, Build
lngs, Vie rciihndIze, Machinery, ii Ills. Hanufac-
tories. ami all descriptions of property. Also,
merchandise and produce in the course of in-
Hand disappointment risks of the scas-and
upon the lives Of individuals. The rates oil pre-
MUM which viii govern This institution, III
conform to the established rates of the Taste IN
Offices. Al! losses will be ibe rally aud prompt
y adjusted ana paid.
EsiTCff0rS:
Hon. X. \. CARNAN, Nincenncs.
WILLIAM J WISE, do
WILLIAM j. IIEBERD, do
Horace T.. PECK, 30
CYRUS VI. ALIEN, DO
VINCENT +. W EST. VI D.. Pike co.. Ind
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne, DO
Thomas T. BENBRIDGE. Lafayette. do
WALTER w EARLY, Terre- Haute, do
Ex-Gov D. w ALLACE, Indianapolis, do
HENRY d. ALLIs, Evansville, do
Henry X. SCHooLCR>FT, " ashington, D. c..
ZErIENIAH PLATT. New York.
X. n. CARNAN, President
c. VI. ALLEN, Sec'y. n. L. ELDRiDGE, Treasurer
s,Mr rr y" Jr n,ihS Counsellors. Vineennes.
March ID, 1880. 52-tI
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Old parsOn III, OF -. OF
...,er county. sometimes used 10 be alb
..nt on missionary tour.
Once on a time, having returned from one
If his excursions. he found his congrega-
.,;oo ouite drowsy, and wishing to wake
,hem up, he broke off in the midst OF his
.ermon, and began TO tell them what he
lad seen in York State.
Among the wonders, he said that he
rad seen monsirous great mosquitoes. SO
large that many Of them would weigh a
.nosnd. The people were by this time
wide awake.
Yes continued Parson NJ
sand moreover they are often Know to
climb trees and bark.'
The next day one ofthe deacons called
on him, and told him that many OF the
L,e,hren were much scandaliZcd by the
bic stories he had told the day before.
.What storiesv says parson NJ
.Why. sir, you said that the musquiioe+
in York State were SO large that many OF
Them would weigh pound
.Well,' replied the minister. Il do really
think that "a great many Of them wonfd
weigh pound.
But continued the deacon. you also
said that they would climb up Oh trees
and bark"
We'll sir says Parson--. as to
climbing upon trees. | have often seen
them do that; havn't you deacon.
oh, yes
well how could they climb up on trees,
and not climb on The bark'
The deacon left
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10 the Nait. the Lame. he Sore, and re Stit
Joiat.d: ~ bring giad tiItngs If gr.at jos -,
The Most Wonderful lse,nedv


LIVER used Tor removing and eraGicatiug rains of
any kind almost Instantaneous and for healing
aud perfectly curing all kinds of Aches Apue
IN the Breast or Face, Ague Cake. Burns Bruis-
es btirS. BITES OF rnusGuItoes, spiders or snakes
and even of mad dogs other rahid animals;
ChailnG, Chopped Hands. Chillbiains, Corus
Contraction OF the Muscles or Cords Cuts of
any KIND, Deafness. Tar ache, Eruptions of any
kind t.rYsiprla>. Fever Sores, Guut, Gotre or
Swelied Throat. Headache. Hard Jumps or Tu-
mors, Itch. lntlamed Joints, inflammation of any
kind. LANE ness IF any Kind, Mango, Muscu-
lar eakncss. Nervous Diseases. Old Sores,
Paralysis or Palsy. Idrmaius SN.!liuys, Pin
Piles on the Face. Quinsy, Rheumatism, lit is "A
perfect master of this compiaint,l ScaIds, salt
Rhtutu, Scaid lead. Scurvev, Sprains, Sore
Throat, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, Sweled and
inilamed Joints and Limbs, Stngs of bees, wasps
aud other poisonous insects, Tic Doioreux. u
Gers recent or of long standing. Venereal Sores
Noacs, Weakness in the Back. Limbs or An
k'es and perfect master Of all in.lamations or
min
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a. BALLARD.
La q mes > b o e IN n ker.
~ ,Naop on Front street. Eqst side. aL-,re III,
'''o'" Church, and adjoining his d,reH:ay;
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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TANOX INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital &23G.GO0!
.sDa1N -. gzaIrlfl'SH. AGENT.

Ofice on Water areet, ncnr .Ugyhd, in Wise
Biick Row; NiScKsNEs, INDIANA
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cyHN SNNE SNNNE,

3,
- cd general and complete assortment of
Boots. shoes. Slippers, &C.. &C..
Of Eastern aud Cincinnati manufacture. His
stock consists of Gents. Doors AND SHOES, of all
descriptions; LADIES BUsKIN OVER SHOES. and
FANCY BuskIx SHOES, CATERS, HALF G ALTERS.
and SLIPPERS; Misses AND CHrLpREx's SHOES, in
great variety; YOUTHS AND BoYs' Doors and
SHOES &c. &c.
U'IIe will keep constantly on hand R. Es-
TELLS manufacture of Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BUsKINs, &c.
He has the assistance of CHARLES EsrELL in
business. and is prepared. at all tunes, TO do
REPAIRING, at short notice
As the unde rsigned intends to do an erciusire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants of the PEOPLE, and most re-
spectfulIv invites all to give him call: being
resolved to Sell low for the Read y
Paw JOB BORTON,
No. 6. Main Street
Richmond, Ia, August 8, 1850. 49tf
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HOMAS MASO
Undertaken and CORiEl. VIA K err:

II VTc1hIty KttFs
hand
READY MADE COFFINS.
and that he is prepared with &c nteel HEARSE,
and will give prompt and particular attention to
Funeral arrangements. He will make collins
at the shortest notice, either day night
4 com lDlefc assert mcnt Of Patent
Screw Iscdsfc:adS. for sale.
37He has recently purchased a stock of Ma
HoGANY and WALNUT VANEER and Coral VAR
NIsII. and has hesitation in saying that he will
be able TO give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. l5=SHOP on Pearl street, few doors
South of Main.
Richmond, Aug. 81, 1880.
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DR.. HuysOea's Improved Extract Of
YELL DOCK
SARSARARILLAo

nut up ia the largest sized bottles, contains
more Of the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla
than any other preparation eXfanf. which Is
,emically combined with the Extract Of yell
low Dock, the Extract OF w lid Cherry, and the
Balsam Of Fir, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efici. mt than any other SarssparIlia
be for. the public. Al the time it is per-
fectiy free from all mineral poisons, which can
not be said of any other Of the Sarsaparilla
pounds. The invalid should beware OF poisons.
Mercury, Iron, Qunine, Potash, Iodine, Sui
phur, Arsenic, and many other mineral netalIc
polsons enter into and form the active basis Of
most Of the Sarsapariilas and Panaceas Of the
CAV. Guyzotts Compound Extract of Yellow
Dock AMI Sarsaparila does not contain a parti-
Gle Of these substances, AS can easily as
| ce rtair by apply ing the necessary tests.
These poisons may occasionally remove dis
ease, but they so vitiate the blood, and so com
pl-t-ly ilnprrgnate the whole system with their
ban-ful effects, that the first cold, the first at
tack Of iseas.. prostrates the pate nts strength,
and subjects him her TO the most excruiIati
torture, and renders another cure almost irnpos-
sib- and hopeless. Let all poisonous Sarsapa-
rilla preparations alone, and use Guysott's In
proved Extract Of yellow Dock and Sarsapari-
la. which is thoroughly ciiicacIous, perfectly
harmless aud purely vegetable All kinds OF
disease yields TO its genial influence.
1t cures Scrofuia, Cancerous Tumors, Cuta-
neous Eruptio Er ysepe las, Bites, Pusiuies. or
Pimples on the Face, Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet-
ter Scald Head, Rheumatism, Enlargement or
Pains IN the Bones or Joints, old and stubborn
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Hip Disease, Swelling OF
the Glands. Blo,cfes, Syphiltic symptoms, Lum-
bago, dropsy, dyspepsia. Jaundice, costIveness,
salt rh-uni. affections of the kidneys and disras
es arsi ny from an in udiclous use of mercury,
minister's sore throat, weakness of the chest,
pulmonary affections, and all other diseases lie nd
ing towards consumption, liver complaint fe
male irregularities and complaints, sick and
nervous h-ad-ache, general debility, low spirits,
loss Of appetite, Eight sweats, ptin> III the side
aud shoulders, exposure or ipprud-uce in life,
chronic constitutional disorders, and as a spring
and fall purifier Of The blood, and general tonic
for the system,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NOHfA1hNS ~ SVssSe bf"di WY HoftI.
u of Court str I, manufacturing " mite
Lead, PaTlor Paint, Putty, &c. We how
prepared 10 Till all Orders promptly, att. oi the
very best quality. X. Conhling, The princip Il
of these two establishments, has been actively
and constantly engaged III the Tnanufreture oil
White Lead for twenty two years IN this city
aud ne feels under many obligation. for the lih-
era patronage Of the public curing that time.
We are prepared to Manufacture at these two
ESTABLISHING hts twenty five hundred kegs Of Pure
W bite Lead per week; and can increase the
amount by running al night. so that the public
may rest assured that their orders viii BE- filled
promptly, at the very loves, current rates for
the cash good paper. \ supply OF Red Lead
aud Liiiiarge always on hand.
Cincinnati, Aug. II, $3.50. ,aZ. 81 4
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This is to certify, that my wife had bee Sore
y afflicted with CaLcer on her face for sever
al years, and 1t began to spread 10 alarming
extent Many physicians prescribed for it: the
great Kentucky Cancer Doctor applied to,
and every remedy that we could obtain was tried
but nothing appeared to DO good. It way
pronounced the "incurab!e sore" We were
greatly alarmed. and began to feel the stings of
despair, W hen fortunately came in possessio n
OF a few bottles of the Mexican Mustang Lin-
ment, and TO our great Joy, by a few applications
OF the Liniinent, the cancer entirely Disappear
&c. Other important have been effected
by 1t IN our neighborhood.
JOHN CONCLOsURE
hereby certify that John Conclosure is an
old, substantial, respectable and worthy citizen
of Clay county, Ills. and that | saw his " IL.
when afflicted with the cancer, and after it was
cared. b. +. LEMEN.
Salem. H., Jan. 25th. 1850.
We fully concur in B. F. Leman's statemen nj
being known to the facts.
BEADLEY & NICHOLSON.
BENZ. OGLE.
Npnia. Ill. Ian 9th
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groceries. Hard ware, Gl2ss,,:.r<,
and (EnCcHsW:scc.

together with almost every article called for
Gail ana examine the goocs and learn the prices
Aug ~, 1850. oo,f
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A very sPectabe and worthy citizen Of Mad
Ison county, Illinois. had son who bad been
afflicted with this terrible disease for nearly two
years; and the hip Joint Was drawn derably
out of place. The doctors coulG 90 it no good
and he expected his only son to he u cripple for
life. In his despair, he WAS induced to use the
Mustang Linment- and his son is healed,
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Arr extraordinary ease Of >cTOfslI:l
cared by tIls. >OsP use Of IDr. Guy
sOtS's Conn poi sssll syrup.

II viii De seen by tbs ccrt'cat- that this man
has been under the treatment Of several ceic
brated physicians, for the past eight years, with
out deriving any benefit aud has been fleet ua-
Iy cured by the of few bottles of DR.. Guy
sott's COMPOUND syrup:
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

health Is better than for several years"
DR.. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of service in cases of CONCLUSIONS
Fits spasmodic Complaints. and general Nervous
in Fsisy and rsral.se and ali diseases caused by
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy III the limbs
or other organs OF the body
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and agonizing complaints
fIec,ricitv shrnueh the system the Necklace has a
local effect, the Fluid acts directly upon the at
fected In these distressing aHilctons the ap
Plication NEVER FAILS.
GO Many hundred Cer,,hcaes from all parts of the
country of the most extraordinary Character Can be
given, If required
CO No trouble or inconve nience attends the use
of Or CHRTSTIEs G.iLT.iElC .1RTICLES.
with perfect AMI safety In many cases the
sa'ion attending their use ]: s,saiy pleasant and
country.
The Calvanic Belt. Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
dlfse.ions Psmphless with fnn particular. may Be-
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Berare Of Ceatsrfsi,s aud Horfhiess Iafatio~s
d. G. MOREHEAD, NJ d,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIiE. UNITED STATS.
l32 broadway. Rev York.
TFor sale in Richmond, Indiana, by tie au.
]. HOWELLS & co.
Richmond, Ia. July 10th. 1850 29eow
Coach Trimmings.
NEW STOCK, received and for sale. by
~ IN. 81. ii. HUTTON
Richmond, April 3, 1850. Main ST., No, "a
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CINCINNATI.

NLD ESTABLISED WHITE LEAD FAC
~ TORY.-R. CONKLING u co, White
Lead Manufacturers, Court street, east of Broad
way, still coa,Inue TO manufacture White LIE ad
of the t-st quality; put up III packages Of from
23lbs TO Stubs. Court street, east of Broad :
way, Cincinnati Ono.