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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
The Presidents Death.

In the Maine Legislature, the decesse OF the Pre-
sident was announced by Message from Gov HgB-
BARD, and suitable testimonials Of respect were
adopted.
In Boston. the Mayor and Aldermen, at special
meeting on Tuesday, voted, in consideration Of the
deoesse Of Presden, Taylor. and Faneuil Hall be.
ing draped Ia mourning 10 dispense with the School
Festival which was to have been held ab1u. the
last Of this month.
In Louisville, KY. the following preamble and re.
solution were adopted by the Mayor and Board Of
Councilmen, in addition to appropriate arrange.
ments for the funeral ceremonies:
The Mayor and Council Of Louisville, feeling the
full extent Of the great calamity the nation has
suffered by the death Of President Taylor, for
themselves and their feo w.ctizens, tender TO his
widow and family the sympathy Of heartfelt re-
greet for their loss.
KentuckisDs were proud OF him when living and
will long hold b m In cherished remembrance
They viewed him as proud specimen Of the ga
Of their State. With courage and irmness ade-
quste to all the exigencies Of the life OF warrior,
be had heart filed with the kindess sympathies
Of human nature. He was the first Christian war.
rior who had the trde manliness TO report to his
Government that he had granted favorable terms
Of capitulation to an enemy that he might spare
the destruction Of women and children.
AZ citizens Of the county in which he was
reared, we can bear testimony to the spotless
purity OF bis private life.
As citizens of the United States we add our wilt
ing tribute TO that wide flow Of national gratitude
which Acknowledges the brilancy Of the honors be
achieved for country and the importance Of the
services he has rendered to the nation We bear
our willing testimony to the perfect purity and dde
ity of his long and varied public life. The nation
will respond with one acclaim 70 the truth OF his
own dying words: {" L have endeavored ID do my
duty;' but going beyond the claims Of his own char
acteristic modesty will say thatit never had more
faithful public servant. Though be was prepared
TO die" the nation was not prepared to lose him
His spotless purity of chsracter that perfect integ
rity which was above even suspicion, that absence
of all selfshness or personal views in his official
life, gave to him personally a national truth and
confidence which was invaluable in President a.
the present crisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

- The "Ornnge Mountain Water Cure, - at
So Orange N J. hours ride by railroad from the City
The establishment has pnyIs bshs attached 70 he pc
nenr rooms Address Or. HEEKER, 9. orsnge, ~ J.
forterms. lelM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

~ Remoyal.-PHILIP ERNST, Professor OF Music
and teacher OF the Bhm and other flutes and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the public 10 general
hal be has removed 10 ST Broadway near Wslkerst
Neu.York myl0 3pleodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

WlNDOW SHADES! GILT CoRNICEs pRA,
VPERY AUsLIHs, kc-Fsnihes shouI 80.
their Windows With the shove krucles VIII hnd Al j n
WOODfORDs 8s6 Broadway the lsrgest ana best A
duced In New.YoFk- Lace and muslin curtsins sr.n-ry
sssels loops, Pima bands, coruiees he Fsubes NM
chasing of me subscriber may rely upon getting frs,rs.
unce, and a. low ~ 10 possible 10 impor, or m.nnss
ture IL Merchants buying Al wholesale VIII hpd II s.ds,
10 their sdvsnage 20 cal before purchasing el,svhere
sleu WO0OFORD 196 BrosSv,,
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q To BeneVoIent nnd otner socioues:@..
len Of Grand most convenient room Tor so:iefes OF
religious moral character, and elegantly hied for
such purposes Terms moderate. Inquire OF Mr. q J.
DAVIS 248 Grand.sl jyl8 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

- Hudson River Water.Cure Estneifs h.
peut Tanytovn, with every convenience for treat
r,eni rompleted tho VI P.sioass by the
18th OF July next terms, apply 10
T. p. PERSON, MD.
farrytovn, June Is la5O ie26 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

- DR.. shows water-Curs Institution, cor
ner Twolfth-sl and Uuversity- place. ms n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

DKRCUssI0N CAPS Of sIlhinds; wstsrs. Els,,,
Wesley Richards, Cox's st.rkey's he kc C31n ~, -
Ding sho. Pouches Powder and Liquor Fssss, auptipg
and sportsmens Knives great variety Also sole 800
FOR Lley's Patent Wire and uuivers. Shot C.rtrSSesk
FRANCIS TONES sons
,e2s eodd 8 Asideu-lsua Nexyo,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

" Pewlers g. Wells, Phrcnoios ists AID Pub-
Iishers, Clinton Hall lSl Nssssn-st nsI the PARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

- Wiz ana reupees.-BArcAELons celebrated
Wig rsrtory 10 ~ Wsllsl where Al all times be
found the largest assortment In The ely. sHss
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. BATcHELoRf newly invented Wigf
ebained silver medal a the Fair OF The American ns
tuis Copy the addreas myIk NWsBH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

COUNTRY PAPER FOR sALE-An old and
Swel established Wing Pscer and yoo Printing E.isb-
hshment for sale fsvorsbie The name OF hs @
per- and location viii be made known on application Al
Ihn ofco. iyl2 2y eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

- Phonographic Publications Of al sorts BY
ADdrevsk Bow a, publsned and tor SAFE o.
Ie45 avDkWH JOh., rROW. 40 sat il AnnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
INSURANCE..
TEE GRoCERs,

TEE GROCERy
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ofce, No 81 Wal, come, ~ PEAKS, hy
CAPITAL, fsaeA
V'flS COMPANY, having th-b capital an IA a, -
4 cash, prepared 10 insure Buildlnss nsrrhs.xl
Household Furniture. Vess-ls IN Port their Co., ~
against loss damage by Gre; also ths Rsks AZ I,SS
Navigation and Transportation, 90 the mo- e,.~sAis
terms Al leases promptly adjusted and psld
DIRECTORS
6uyus STORY, Mosks TsyIss B1nFxou noa,.
fkTER MATTE, 0EoRsE ELDgA Ca. gusEs.,.
ysAEcIs sKIDDy, HEsRy EDEy, Asa q Poayrs
Jas 3. WILSON, ALEX II. GRssr, VIZ Posr.y
BrS.BsHERnAS M.ssaALL PspOos, Isaac C. Y.vle.
J. MILTON sNITH, Secretary S,ssss
THE MERoaAETS INSURANCE 90.
~ TIE CITY OF NEW.YOhk, ONCE cor Of ors,,.
v wcn and Dey SIC over the North River Bgnk Ca
esps- e@HVo Insurance. sgslnst oss damage By 6rV
CkoWEL ADAAA ersssdsnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19

COPARTNBRsHIP.- subscrissr hss = Z
Neialed with him his brother Locus Tuckern.n nc
busness viii hereafter DO eonducsedi under ne Nh
ia T. fUCKEkkAh arucxrpNaN
ty162ws JOSEPH TuCAEh.An
DRAZIERs BOLT AND INGOT QORt11s
'.yS - W8 r. nARsHALB. oss1A
CHAIN CABLES-A largo sssonrsnl " AHsAA
Npreyed. from SO 10 i7-S inches kor sae
ma oAUNT DEkRICKsON Iss soeteN.
900 pounds rom = !" !. - ,sssnS,<s
nxins pnesa 0Acnx Apxa00AsV" H"s
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THE MERCHANTS, INSURANCE. 90
CALIFORNIA.


s. ). L ra...' PEARLS b BR0CKwAY, ~; s..s.-'
SACRAMENTO crrf,
GRoURs AND Commission MKsuaAxys.
4 IBEkAL ADVANCES MADE On eons,xussnn. - =
- agency business promptly suended 70. RcSr -
n. A. FLHNEsrocx Co NevYo
Ear You've, Philadelphia
Q. q. HussEY, p ~ Hows, WILLIAM hAsrurA n, n
HaAxLEroN Pittsburgh nh
ISTHMUs HOTELS.
cHAGkrs, AMP aoRsoss
CRUCES, rkNAlA-
TCHE IRVING HOUSE, At Cbxsres wallace ~ M.
i llama assisied by Hugh Miller
fHE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, ~ 1or2czs n,
der the management OF A. Miller and J. y. Coasss.
fHE AMERICAN HOTEL. Al Cruces under b ~.
asement OF T. X Folger ard II Miller, Jr
fHE UNITED STATES HOTEL 81 Panama, ssdW -
Management Of Adrian B. Miller. hl pked
AGENCY FOR CALIFORNIA saa ne Wesss,
1SAles -RODGERs 4 WOODsAN Auomeye and
Counsellors al Law, ~ William 8. Now orr nAvnk sx
ed connections with responsible iocsi Agenu CsDtnie
and the Western States, will spsnd 10 the eoneeuoo o.
debts and tho settlement OF accounts In those sste ADD
will also make remitiances part OF thsin Land
Warrants bought sold and located Iylo l,neoeo&bDWSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
REMOVAL.

DBMOVAL.-DRS. CHILDS 4 FORD have removed
laber office to So Chsmserss Office hours ffom8 TO 10
o'cocb, A NJ and from TO and to 8, PM
They have opened a Medical aud Surgical ln6rmary,
where the poor will be attended grstuous TuesdaJ
Thursdays and Saturdays, from to II clock, An.
DR. Chios viii give particular attention diseases OF the
chest lungs and heart.
DR. Ford to diseases Of the eye and ear and surgical
cases generally. jyl7 3n
- E0iOVAL.-DR LUTENER, AunsL hiss removed
IL bis Office nom $50 to 259 Broadway, entrance q War
ren-st Office hours In future from till 2
Sixteen Of successful practice Of all diseases OF the
Ear enables him TO all deaness unpleasant noise.
and discharges OF the Ear provided The and drum be
not injured
References OF the most undoubed kind can be seeu shs
Office. All letters must be postpaid Consultation Fec BY
mall or otherwise, 81. [tyl4 aW'I US lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
DRY GOODS.

~
llKOOKs,s PATENT 6-CORD Spool Thread
Isntc an invoice OF the celebrated Thread which In
The important requisites OF strength elasticity and eveuness
We have N sSs srrsngsments fof constant supply and
viii guarantee In all respects a. the best article OF s-wns
Cotton manufactured In the world. Dealers are invited 10
js24 Im'c LEE, TENT0N PHELPS, z ccr'lsnd-si
SUPEkFINE BLEACHED sHIhTINGs..,
y 200 cases York Premiums, Wschusets, Dover and
mys 'D NEsaiTa co. so and So Pinest
STARK MILLS DRILLINGs.-5eo PscsAgea
Sbrown bleached, slate and blue extra stout and une
ouaed in perfection Of manufacture For sale BY
my6 NEsMITH & co. 50 and 81 Pnes
ZINE UNBLEACHED COrTONs--eoe bales
L Rhode Island Pslo Alto, Rockingham, Hookse'l Med
mys "'P'' NEsMITH co so and 50 Pne-sL
CALICO PRiNTEKsp BLANKETS, Lapping
" and Sieve Cloth Type Printers and EngraysrS Blank
cts Roller Clesyer and JACKIE, Cloths, 70, sale oy
myll %. LIZ BAUM, % rlno-s1
ULUk PRINTs.-IOo cssss Adsns's blue and white
myii DUO '"O ''' G. 3 LIZ BAkoN, IS Pius-sL
DnOWN sHEETINGs.-l6O bales salisbury, Ia.
Dgle Mohawk Valley, and other styles FOR 'ale low 6y
myI1 G. 3. LIE BARON. IS Pine-st
pLUR AND CANARY PRINTs.-A new and
%SIP ''''i' '''' 'G5C' & Ii sA2oN IS Pinoa
GREEN PRINTs.-5c ca.o. green and black and
Ngreen and blue ct 81 TO cent?, for sale by
myl1 c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pinest.
y BLEACHKD sHIHTINGs.-l5Oc cases low.
III priced shirdngs comprising variety Of styles, for
saleby lmy6l NEsMITH co so and 81 Finest
. BLEACHED sHIRTINGs.--l5O csses hns
O-t and low priced al 10 cents tor sale by
myl1 G. B. LIE BARON, s. Pine-st
EOLORED CAMBhICs.-l25c asesligh ana DARK
IsssorIments, from At to cent?, for sale by
myl1 c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pine-st.
COUNTERPANKs.-Se cases superior American
~ qui for saleb by NESMITH CO. 50 and 81 Pine st. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-19
BOARDING..

BOARD WANTED-By q gentleman and his wife
hin private boarding house, where they enjoy the
comforts Of home, moi higher up than BondsL lower
than Chsmberst Address box 215s New York Pos ce
stating psricuas lyle A'
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LIST OF LETTER : i,

LIST OF l. Il II II Il R =.
EMAINING in the Post Office a
H Richmond, Ind, ON the LIST day o.
July. 1850.
Alexander VIM. Anderson BENZ. 9
Adams VIM. H. Alexander ID. Adding
ton Nancy, Allen Miss Louisa, Adam
Alfred. Il.
ting T.. Bunncll Nancy. Bunker Levi
|Beven Marg. Mrs. Baker VIM X. Burl
Thos. G.. Bayles s. A. Bonersock J
Burkeu Alex. Darlington VIM.
Collins Susan NJ Grain Martin.
!Craugh y. & J. Cohen G.. G.. Cochran
iRobt. Croker b. f. Grail VIM. Clarl
Elwood, Candy s. r. Clark Jonas +
CotIiman WIN. Canaan Henry, Clarl
lThos. Crorother Joseph
d.
Debolt VIM. p. Durit Ephraim. Drey
Wilhelm. Dalt Benedict. Duosang MeIis
Isa, Dove & lsaacs Messrs
f..
Edwards VIM. +.
Tanning Sophia Miss. Fashold John 2
sf'inney John NJ. Frauman vii.
Gaines Nathaniel 3. Griffin Eli Y
iGoot Samuel. Garncnell Thos. Gray q
Tweed. Garrigus John, Grave David i
.Garrard Nathaniel.
IIegcr'y Patrick. IIennng William
liannc.an Charles. llaworih James
Hardworth Thos IIoogland Jacob. I'LL
I George. Heller Benjamin. Henderson -
II. Iioyland Aletha, Hart George. Has
lungs solomon. iIa.eriy Nancy j., Hal
Elizabeth.
Jcssup Margaret. Jansnn Rebecca
James John. Jones Anna, Johnson G.. "
Johnson ID. E.
kcevcr Edwin. Kelly Dennis, Kuhn
Henry c., korlornor John.
Larimorc \. T.. tanning Julia a.. Ian
iBcniamin. Lelkcr John. Lnson Jesse NJ.
l.arsh G.. W.
Moor 4. s. Weeks William. McW as
son Nr, Moore S,,~annah f., Mullerto
9lIenrv. Nerrcu John. Mayer Joseph
sNcndcnha!l Marg. Mcdowell Lucy
T.
4 Onicl John Pair Malinda. Potter Eliz
sabcih. Pohl VIM. Fiel Frederick. Put
Imam Franklin Pilten'ou X. Patent Churl
| Walker. l'cclc John. pre,ner Franklin.
RoolI Niclas. Randolph !. Rullen Jas
Reed John. Robinson Joseph. Richard
! son | J., Huce \ccdhaln. Ream J. w.
Smith Sarah. Sparks John. Stand John
s+u.th tscinifh. Sarah Smith. Spray Hen
sry ?. Smith Hiram. Sturgeon Robt. VI
,~hau~ VI. X. Sauiors Edmund, Samuel
;Sunderland. Scott Edward j..
r.
TAYLOR Par~haw. Towlan W.. Towns
! tnd s>cna Tuner Harrison.
Woods Leroy Rev. Webb Cunning
.hau & 70. Weaver Ebenezcr. Wilson
u m. Wales SAINT. t.. Woods j. |;
Miss. Mats Wesley, Warden VIM.
sNhltacarc Nancy y
g. r. WILLIAMS. p. NJ.
juiv |. 1850. o3-3w.
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"a nd he thinks his stock embraces almost every
style OF goods they generally prefer. such as:
Plain Dress Goods Shawis, silk, thbet and de
lam; Barcelona Handk rchiefs; Cap Grape
Grape Iisse; Tarlt"n and Book Muslin; Book
Muslin hauuk erchefs, &c. &c.
ALSO-PARASOI.S and UMBRELLAS, of
various qualities and prices
GENTLEMEN, can be suited in French
German aud American BKoADcLoTIs--black
brown. olive. &c. Cassimeres. CaskmPreffs six
ra,p It0ljaa Ciofh, Twceds, .Satiaetts, aud a va
ri~ty Of SUMNER GOODS, varying in price
land quality to suit the taste OF the purchaser.
All are respectfully invited to call aud exam
line for themselves. Every attic ltion will be
gwen, and great pleasure taken in showing the
goods ANA attending to the wishes Of customers.
n Il. At the solicitation of several persons
who prefer to FREE LABOR GOODS.
purchased small assortment of that kind of
Goods, consisting of PRINTS, bi-ached and
brown HuS!ins. apron and dress gingharns, he'd =
tickfugs. pantaloon gooCs, hosiery, canG ew lex
&c, which offered very uear the same
price Of other goods of Il similar quality.
Fourth mo. 2ith, 1850, lStf
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Is5rIasssOs,d Bridge a. Turnpike 60

VIE stockholders of this ComptnV re-
specially informed that the LIN ms mont
Cf their Stock vii, bc due The 18th instant
The rapid progression of the work requires thdi
the instaiment should be- promptly met
ID. b. CEAW FORD, TredS.
july 10. 1850.
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a 1t. persons indebted To the Estate of ! w
~ Mtrnon. deceased are respectfully inform
ed that the Books aud account~ belonging 10 s.I4,
Estate have been placed III the hams of J,nic-
w. Poe. for collection. those interested are
requested To call ani sritlr up Immediately.
HUGH NDtFIr, Administrator.
Seventh mo. ID, 1870. -
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a.ssfs PnSsssOslic l,:aI>:xI1l.

4 new article tor diseases Of the lungs, war
y rdutrd 10 give relief IN ~ hours, II use.
corning TO directions. This article can be ha
- hoIr>dlr rctul At !lowclis * Cos Dru;
~torc. They are authorized To warrant 1t a
above stated
lhrv VIII also put IL out on commission on "a
vorthlr terms. to those wish 1t to sell again
July ,. l~Jo 2S-tf
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LOOK At THIS!

TNHE Undersigned. having sold out his stock
l. &c. in The Hating business. to his sons
on the first of AprIi last, and having mum
Der oil unsettled accounts begs leave to inform al
indebted TO call and settle. either by paying casi
or giving their notes The books and account.
are at the old stand. By attending TO this no.
tee soon TROUBLE will be saved to those in
tsre>ied.
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S;!yrcril,.
4 SNAIL rA.s,s rO7c SALE.

4 CONTAINING - acres Of first rate Land
we'll watered. situated two and II half miles
Southeast OF kicbuoud- ANY person wishing
to purchase can examine the premises for thcuI-
selves. aud for further particulars inquire OF the
subscriber II IIll's Mill - miles Northeast Of
Richmond. EDW ARD klRKY
March q, le.D Il-3u
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& beware Oh n sS:sSc COuntcH1cl0..
Prepared in June last by John T. Toland (n the
employ of George VI. Allen, Druggist, of Gin
cinnaii) This Counterfeit is sold by John
Bull, of Louisville, IL, also, by Joseph lIowells
Richmond. Indiana.
4 We lately learned that our first citizens have
!. been grossly imposed upon by this counterfeit,
bv some of the Druggists Of Cincinnati. The
, particulars will be published in "A few days Mr.
Rogers has Justly exposed the L0re f0crd 0ntr0g,
! ard conttmpfibie imposition Of this John Il. To
land in couute rieiting this Medicine, and forging
the fac simlIe of his
The following Druggists of Cincinnati have
CERTIFIED that Mr.. Rogers statements emit
tied TO the fullest confidence of the public:
& Messrs. WAYNE & Pieis. Alfred A. North
" IN. 5. Merrill. "A $. Merrill, w. F. Smtl,
VIM. p. Farquhar. Also:
Recollect that this preparation is manufacture
ed By John Il Toland, and on the yellow label
on each bottle the name Of A. l.. Scovill is omit
! ted after the words "Entered according TO act
dof Congress. &c. &c. and that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit is wholly false.
ing TO have come from -. Blanchard, NJ: d.,
SIIarrishurgh, Pa. A. Morreli, NJ. d., Boston,
: Hiram W oodruf, Utica, Asa Smith, Beaclam,
VI. &c, sc.
The genuine Dr. Rogers Compound Syrup
: of Iiverwort and Tar is accompanied by a pa IN
y ighest standing. such as Professor H. Cox, Doc
tor VIM. Richards. Hon. Judge Henry Morse
Hon Judge WIN. Burke. &c, &c, all of whom
are citizens Of Cincinnati.
Il A suit III equity in the United States Court has
been instituted against George NJ. Allen. T.
Clinton, and John Il. Toland, aud a suit for
$50 600 has been brought against wealthy ste
- eotypeist who made the plates and forged the
u fac siuiIle Of the name Of Andrew Rogers md
we assure the public that will re deferred 10y
no fear of litigation, trouble, expense, from
I.tealing to the utiermost limits of the law viii,
Ecounterfeiters, vendors, stereotyprrs. printers,
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nleetiuss Of different h'no5
vvnsl.iugtOniass society,

nrNr.t IN the Hall of the Sons of Temper
sncr, on IrMONDAY EVENlNG NEA
JuIy 90, at early candi--lighting
Tn. citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity ar
respectfully requested to attend
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

The Graifrnberg Pills. the Children Pan
acea. the Eye Lotion. anu the Green Monniai'
Ointment. can be had at Uowels Drus
Store, No. Main street.
Oct. 81. $40. I4tf
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(OllntcrfcitcrS Detected.
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
VII l. AIN Y..:

such is the usefulness, wid--sprea d reputation
and immense demand for DIR. Rogers Lverw or,
and lar, That reckless and cunning Impostrr
regardless alike of human sutie rugs conse-
qucnces. utterly lost 10 every feeling OF human.
/ ty and virtue. constantly attempting 10
counterfeit IL. And We have been SO fr-qu-n l.
iy called upon 10 check these base and high
] hanGed tnpositions.. that feel in duty bon nd
! TO warn an protect the public against them by
.every means III our power
The attempt some time since by Professor N
Rogers, Of Cincinnati. We have stopped, not
{witiistandlng his wealth and influence.
We now warn you against another Counter-
ffHfT, the malicious cunning and reckless imino-
ra!ity of which must excite the pity aud con-
tempt Of every honest man.
John T. Toiand, IN the employ Of George VI.
Allen. Druggist OF inc innaii. has countcrfeit-
ed our Label, '.forged the fac sm,le Of 4 ndrr W
Rogers signatures" printed IA pamphlet wholly
{ihlst. and certificates entirely fictitious. and is
sued a medicine like unto the genuine ia eIter-
nal APPEARANCE only.
We warn the public against this infamous out
rage, this Toiand having responsibility at
stake, under ia. assumed title of Doctor Toland
is the nominal father of the whole concern.
ealth. reputation. and high station, have
not withheld the a,aricious aud unprincipled,
not only IN defiance of all law aud honesty. TO
I>teai and frauduienily appropriate we'll
earned reputation. but regardless Of human life
aud suffering. by substituting their wretched
counterfeit. d.priving the consumptive of a
medicine which in all human probability might
save their lives.
What contempt too bitter
What terms too harsh
Or punishment too severe7
Is il not fraud is il not theft is il not MURDER
A high sense of duty compels us 10 these pub
lie eNpoSitions of knavery and impostur-, our
own rights are legally protected, and it is 70.
the unwary aud afflicted we feel ana " rite.
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The Undersigned would return his thanks 70,
the liberia patronage they have extended to him
anu he hopes they will continue their fsvors I,
,he hrm OF W. t. X w. Sh-aron, who keep OF
hand at ali times, an assortment of
Hats and Caps.
which they are selling at fair and re.sonshI.
Pf,nes CALEB SHEARON.
N'""'o"a' LIN mo 18th, lo49. ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17

carpenters PEEcIrIrATED EXTRACT OF
- PERUVIAN BaRK.-Ihi- extract contains al
the active principle OF the Bark. in highly con
'ceD'ratec 70 m. 1t is valuable REMEDY IN te-
yer and Az lie. 1t is much more etiectual a nd
safer than QuIuiue, aud gooG deal cheaper.--
For sale at DR.. Howeil's Drug Store, No lG
Main street.
March ID, 1850. 4i:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
JIyMc'S Medicines.

Just received and for sale al Howells' s Co. 5
Drug Store. No. 4.
The following certificate will show that tl"v
have been ouiy appointed agents for he sale Of
the above medicines:
This is to certify that HoweIi-' Co. of
Richmond. Ia. are h+r-i,v duly constituted
i gents Tor the sale Of Or D Javn-'~ t-lrhrat-
cd FANNY Medicines II. JAYNE.
Attest john X. " aik-r. John &. Sntiih.
FhiIate pima, y cv. III, o49. - I2-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-17
BOOT AND SHOE $50 Il f. ,
Z z M, q, v e d.

|0WEN EDGERTON. would respectfully
~ inform his friends AMI the public generally.
that he has moved ms siio, to the store of
Il Of Eli Brown, where he offering for sale GOOD
sASSORTMEN of BOOTS aud SHOES, con-
Esisting of NES's COARSE AND FINE Doors, Gar
TIERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS ami PuHPs. LADIES g A.
TIERS, SHoEs aud SLIPPERS. CiifLDKE~'s Doors
and SHOES His stock embraces those Of his
own manufacture and Ctncinnntt Cnsfohn nan'
Gentien-a's Fine Boots and Gousrs, nnd Ladg :
tooffes, sAoes md Slippers, all of which he " AR
RANTS to be good heat and S-rvIceahlr.-
4 His stock Of Eastern matte WORK general anh
equal 10 the best in the market. HIS prices " III
continue to b. as low possible to niah- them
! Grateful for past favor H.. asks Il Continuance.
Richmond j,h mo. lOth 1850. .59tf