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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

In the Unitarian Church in Charleston, last Sunday Mr.
Daniel c. Webb fell into and died. Just as the preach
er prononced in illustration Of his ex the words uttered
by Gen. Taylor his death bed I'll have endeavored to do
my duty and am ready die He was merchant OF high
Standing universally esteemed for his domestic and soc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

A-rchans' a,d Mechanics Bank Wheeling, 10th Nor. iS
Ills Excelency J%u r. PLoYp, Governor, &c, Sc:
Sir- the honor enrosr rtaeeLo! the affairs oil lSf
ann sir wis ,reat respect, obetielt servant
BRADY, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

,UBLc MEETING At NEW KENT COURT TIal hoU vSdn
,o,t RIVER and lis tributaries, Pamunkey and Mnaponi'
nd al sew Kent Court House on Thursday the 4in nst
1rsan 10 notice Capt BraSon Garlck was called 10 .ne
Cair ad Captain Edward p Meredith appointed eec'e-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

The Republic dene, the statement OF the N u Dena'
coned into our paper that Patrick Barry, who acted as
Gen Reys legal adviser in the natter saw any commu
ncatons from President Taylor in General Reys hana'
before the General issued his famous proclamation ana mar
Mr. King knew the fact The Republic says this IS "a dou
BILE fabrcaon 1t adds that letters 0! instructions were
despatched to Gen. Riley from San Diego, carried 10 the
latter place in the steamer Panama, which took OUT bu''
King.
II seems to be conceded that Mr. King advised Mr. Sem
Mo The President of the California Convention settle the
oueston in the whole of the territory, to prevent action
on i, by Congress This remark, is alleged in Defence
was made by Mr. K individual and not as the author
lied agent of the administration We cannot abandon the
belief however that it had much TO do towards having the
whole territory embraced within the ansavcry Const'u-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
1IyHE triumphant success Of the great A ra-
bian Remedy for man an! beast,
n. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENT

n causing couuterieits TO spring mp all over The
vosatry. spreading their buneiuI Influence orr r
The land, robbing the pockets of the honest an.i
ssmsuspcctIng, by imposing upon them worth
W. and poisonous trash, for the genuine II. g
fsrreils Arabian Iinincnt. Fellow titizru~.
Look well before you buy. and see that the Ia
bel OF the bottle has the letters II G.. before
Yarreil'-, for if IL has not, il is CpCvrFarEIr.
The label around each bottle of all my Ii"me ut
Scaas thus, eli. G.. Farrcll's Celebrated 4 rabIin
Iiniment;" aud my signature ~ written upon
the label also, snd these words are blown 10 the
glass bottle, al G.. F,rrclls Arabian Liniuent,
Peoria"
This truly great medicine stiil GOES on, con
Guering disc i,sr, aud snatchIng many poor pow
~Ifcss victim from The grave. by IT. powerful
Nv stimulating, penetrating ana AnojSn quail
ties, IL restores HE of limbs which have been
pasied for years, ana by us singular power Of
reproducing the SynoviaI Fluid of JOINT Water
il cures all Gtschs~s Of H." Joints with surprising
Yspiiity. For rheumatism, and affections OF
the SPINE and spleen, IL has proved us"li d srg
Ciric; and for affections of the Lungs, Liver aud
kidneys, - il most valuable aud powerful aux
Hilary; also, for all Diseases Of The g tuds, Scruf
ula, Gotre or $wrIlrd Neck &c f, &c. And n
deed tor almost amy discnsc wi,rre external
application is required, tins medicine stands an
paraieed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
20 Yourselves No Harm.

December last, notified perSo rs indebted
L IN ord-r to save them cost. = that DR.. 4
Porter Or I. v Stumm. Or Edwards. f.. e.
lotion, \ w Bowers. ] ohm Williamson. VI. \
Crawford, NJ F. Reeves and JOS. :. Ash had
iett notes and accounts in my office for collection
"a few inIiv!tuais have c.lIet and settled but
large majority have neglected the notice
N aauition TO tie above, the notes and ac-
counts OF DR.. c. c. Goodrich and Jarlas Watt.
have been left with me
On most OF the above notes and accounts I
have had orders to issue, and | must now saw
that, II they are not paid before the Goth
Of April next. visit may be expected from eth
er Charles O'Harra or Joseph Mccoy
March 9Th, $50. JAMES VI. POEJ p
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NEW SPRING GOODS:

WE take the liberty Of calling TIE atten-
w ton Of " esiern Merchants to our large
stock of Spring Goods. Our arrange
ments conte mpla,e more attractive stock than
We have ever offered and we'll adapted to Wes-
tern Sales. Having fortunately purchased
large proportion of our STAPLE COTTON
GOODS before the advance that has lately oc-
CURED, We are prepared TO offer great induce
menss to purchasers IN this market. They will
be sold low for cash, and for approved paper on
usual liberal terms. We respectfully solicit
visit and examination Of our stock.
BLACHLEY & SIMPSON.
No. IL. Pearl street, Cincinnati.
March, s, 1850. Ind. Journal 81 lI-6w
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! q o o D Z, a, = NJ
FOR S Al b

IUNHE dersigned wishes 70 dispose Of his
FARM, situated four miles from Rich
tnond and one mile South Of the National Road,
Containing 319 Acrcs-.alI under fence,
and 300 Acres Of which are in a high state Of
cuitivafion--t is we'll waite red and is one Of the
BEST GRAZING FARMS
in the County Of Wayne. There is, on the
premises, good BRICK HOUSE, II story high;
a BARN. 80 by 80 feet, in good condition; a
WE'LL Of excellent water at the door; a con-
renieni CISTERN, holding go barrels Of water;
SMOKE HOUSE, and other necessary out
buildings--in u word, ii IL the FARM
I5'For further particulars and terms enquire
If the proprietor living on the premises. or OF
Nr T.. ,. PREscoTT, at Elder & Pr~scn,t's Book
Store. JOHN WALL
Richmond March 81, 1850. I4tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

FRESH GROCERIES.
Ju>; Received at No. 50. Main ..
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
i Ii NORMAN is now r-eei,i,c and 49,,
- constantly keep on hand. fresh sunn,v -,
Family Groceries.
nch as Cofit-, Tea. Sugar, Spices. Fish Pic.
ohtese, able and Common Salt. Mustard c.
Giles. kai>!hs, Indigo. Starch, Vinegar. Sc g.
Also, ebacco and Cigars OF diifcrtu, y,r,s,;.~
Qsieen>NVlre and CrOckcry-wnr-
lie has also on hand Il general asso-,men, .,
eueensware and Crockery-w ware such AS is com.
monty used. - 'o'i'
hardware and Ctstlcry.--A su,,lx
oil Nails, Shovels, Trace Chains. &c toyr,hs,
WIN an assortment of Table cu,,ery can he
found at this establishments
TfoSi>iOEl>.--ite keeps for sale CornNs,l
Com Oats Drled Beef. Bacon, Lard. Po,,,o..s
ana variety OF other articles in the Prov;s;on
line. wv ''"n
All Tie above articles will be sold ,s rb.,r ~
they can lac bought AT any other es,ablisbmsn,
ana Warranted good Give him n cal, and
Judge fer Yourselves. ~
Scsshfry Produce --He will purcb,..
All Kinds OF country produce. for which he Nil
pay 'hr highest market price etlle in G. Groceries
or Cash.
Feb. q. 1850. "a,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie ano his friends, that he still continue.
,he stone Cutting business in Rchmo nd, ON Mar
ket street, opposite the Public School House. and
Is prepared to furnish cut stone of every kind.
on the most accommodating terms. He has now
on hand land expects shortly to receive an addi-
tIonal SUPPLY complete assortme mt Of
AMERICAN MARBLE & OHIO GRAVE STONES
winch he Will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and to order Call and ex.
anime his assortme Mt aud prices
DANIEL MORRISON.
h'chmond, Dec IL, lc4J. 36f:'%Y
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if:sil EsO:sst letting.

-EALED proposals viii be received BY the
- DAYTON Western Rail Road Company at
their olfce in Dayton. up to The 18th NAV, 1850.
for the Grading. Gruhbng. Masonry. Bridging
Nc. of the above Road. from the junction in
Montgomery county, TO and through the corpo-
ration OF New Paris. in Preb'e county.
The line Will be in readiness for the exanina-
ton OF contractors by the lOth of April next
lie protlle and estimates be seen at th.. Of
fee OF The President in the city Of DAYTON
T. ? LOWE. Frest pro tenn.
March - Ie3o. Dayton Jour 81 '4-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
Spring Fashions for
HATS a CAPS:

AN hand at john SuFFRI>s' Hat Establish
~ ment, No. 80. I5t,eo doors urtst Of The
Gilbert HoaSr- A large assortment of Black
Beaver, Nuire, Brush. Black. Brown and VIII
California and Santa Re Hats; and sup-rio,
article of otter Draa, aud Black Russia Hats,
mace piatn-ail OF our own mandatory.
Also, DoDD's SUPERIOR MoLESk!N SILK HATS
at te Cincinnati 1r.ces.
- h - - Silk Plush. Cloth. OH Silk.
aud Oh Cotton Caps, Of the Fail style; all OF
which " Ill be sold very low
Richmond, March 49, 1850 la:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

Rtchmond Woe.p.- r....
updersigned are prepared to reee;v.
Y AssiarsE, SArIsEr, Twxxp, Fr..rr,
a. '-essher On shares - By ~ yssd
CarA and Spin BY the P0oDa.
W They have on hand . supply Of The absve
named articles, which they viii exehapse fer
WOOL. They will, also,
F000 and Dress Clofh.
for all who will fsver them with their e,.a>-
LEviNUs KING 4 SOW.
9Th mo. ed, 1919 - -.
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STOVES: STOVES" sTOyESu.

l'S\khs. subscriber has on had good variety
4 OF Cooking Stoves, also Parlor Seven
an! len Plate Stoves in abundance. He also
offers to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STON T., which is deci-
Gedly more simple in its construction than any
o'her AR t'ght cook-stove IN use, being per
feet cooking apparatus without any inside plate
or damper
The public are invited to call at No. So main
street, IN the west room Of the Gilbert House.
and examine his stock.
4. \. OGBORN
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MONEY WANTED.
Just Arriving at No. 4. Main 81

HOWELLS, & Co, inform their custom. rs
II IL and all the rest that they are now receiving
additions TO their Stock of DRuGs ami MEDICINES:
all pure and fresh, nd sold OF the most r.asona-
Bile terms They particularly request any person
buying Of thern who is not satisfied with III. ar
tcIe purchased. to return it aud they will refund
the ney;--tfey warrant every thing they sell
ami are determined 10 gire safisiartion
Ij-Cal at No. 1, Main street. Richmond
Jan. 30 1880. I1tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business at his OLD
stand, on 18th street, South OF the Starr House.
where he makes to order all kinds OF CAR
III AeEs, Buggles ana all other vehicles in his
line He also, keeps a number Of articles in his
line on hand He believes his work will COM
pare 1aVordbIy with manufactured in the
West-he uses the best of materials, nd for inish
ana beauty of construction his work cannot be
exceli-d. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable Thankful for past favors he solicits
continuance OF patronage
JONATHAN MATHIS
Zee Isl, 1917 3I-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

|SNliE summer Session Of this Institution
II viii commence, bv the leave OF Providence,
on Monday the 18th day of April next. to CON
tinue four months Terms Of boarding one dol
lar per week. twenty five cents per week to be
paid IN cash the balance be pad IN work at
ordinary country prices. TO he contracted for
with the SuPerlnte ndent. Washing EXTRA
students must fad their own bed, bedding, fuel
&c Tuition ~ heretofore, viz:
Common branches, S2.G1
Second grade, $50
Third grade, 30
Fulton must he paid in advance on entering the
Institution. f.. TUCKER. Principal.
March -, $50. l3-lw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
III 4 II $ OF

A hne assortment Of Palm Leaf, Leghorn
"a hossnth Grenada, Rutland Braid, Brush
and six Hats, just received at the Hat, Book
Bonnet and Shoe Store
THADDEUS WRIGHT
I'ItHiionu, 81 mo- 2Uth, 800. l.}-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
TAILORING:

NliE unle gncd would Inform their frie nds
Il and the public generally, that they are
prepared TO make up all kinds of garments in
'he Ia'!orIn- line. either furnish the materI
AIS or PERSONS furnish taeiy swn materials; and
oeins now IN possession of Geno c. SCOTS
an ana " inter Fashions. and having the best
OF "ofknlen IN their employ, they feel conf
cent that they cannot fail TO please all who
NAV favor them with their work
j. SHOP door iIcsf Of Sloap.s Hat.I ~
FAROUHAR s VICKERS
Richmond, Nov. l., 1919. 39-,f
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To his old customers.
A. BALLARD.
l. ~ Il les Sh ~, - 7. or

j. Shop on FSom street, East side, obore the
-h.Modtst Church, md 0djoin,ng his dlcellinc:
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
COMPLEIE assortment of Ladies' Mis-
~ SEES and Chidren's Shoes, &c. Oh hand at
all times, and made to order
Nov. :, 1919. af,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
FRESH ARR A..

n Y II Il n d lex EKS
nv have just received a fresl, lot of Blue.
w Black, Brown aud Green Cloths; Some
entirely new style Cassm-res. CUT Velvet.
Satin X ibbed, Silk and Fancy vesiings; which
we Will make TO order at the shortest notice and
warrant satisfaction. Alec, good assortment
OF .loth'"g ready made. and everything else
that men are in tile habit Of we airing kept 10 .c-
comnodate the customer q NONE nss ,cer.in1
LsaBmpS..-We have also received anoth.,
lot of Gas Lamps, also, Lard Lamps, ono s~u Of
splendid Gerandoes, Lamp Chimney., Globes
and Wicks.
Jan. 80. 1850. c.e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
STOVE WAREHOUSES
TIE PRICE OF STOVES REDUCED.
IN }. RA Ekl.lS. thank fuI for mast G,xors

" J. BAEkS.lS. thankful for past favors
Il would inform the public that he has re
duced the prices on all Of his Stoves Buck ;,
fatent among the rest. lie keeps II larger as
sortinent than any other House His stoch
consists of sizes Bucks Patent Air T'yh
Double oven, and . sizes Single oven, this stov,
Is Warranted to perform better than any STOW,
o1iefed the boilers the fire. and il Ia,
a larger oven than any other Stove. The great.
~ reduced price vii give all persons a cha,..e
TO get one of those invaluable Stoves He also
keeps si-'s ictory Premiu,u larre ores and
henry Plates, SIZES Mhst Iytmiunr, la,,ge
t0ners and orens, 1 sizes Sarotoga air Tight;
Stanley; 3 sizes Gothic; 1 sises6 Plates; ;
sizes ptatcs; 3 sizes 10 ptufe, .,oicr hotes in
top; sizes Russia Iron SELF regulators and
trith0m.
Drum. Parlor, and all otter kinds Of Stoves
that are kept IN any S,oveestablishment. These
stoves made from IT, best Scotch and Amer
lean Iron, and NARRATED TO stand fire for one
year; if plates breaf others are furnished gratis
All kinds of holl.w ware kettles. pots ovens
SIX lets, Steam, settles, Andirons, " aggon Box
es, Porch Stc's, Sad Irons, &C., &c. All kinds
Of Tin ware made and kept on hand. Copper
Brass and brItiania ware, a full assortment.
Persons would do we'll o give him call they
will find Stoves cheap enough AT No. -, oppo-
site Brightweli's Store. There are no Buck 3
stoves. nor Bucks Stoves Improved, sold here
,ut bv the subsc riber
w. i.th, 1919. 51tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
sash. Sash,

nv i. have Just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter & CO.
bansiI, OF Hamilton Ohio. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
ana h'hds, made OF the bestseasoned pine, war
ranfed Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES
Opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia
Dt'- - ici3 .}3-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

New Discoveries and Great Mysterie.
Eercaied,t!
Miniatures by the Jmron.erabi. Agent =,
REJOICE, . EARTH, AND ALL YE THAT Dwell,
IhEkES;-foa THOUGH YE MAY ASD WASTE
away, YET CAV the SHADOW OF THY visAGE
REMAIN WITH FRIENDS.
N/ IL. WHITE. the UNSURPASSED D,-
w . GuERkEoTfPIsr. has conctu!ed 10 locate
~ i'ichfiohd lorthc present: and would there
lore inform the citizens. and peopI.. visiting this
p'dce from The country and neighboring towns,
thdl ne Is prepared 10 take I.ikESEssEs from the
SIZE u hve-cent piece to the full size-the
largest ever taken IN Richmond, He puts them
"Pin hne veneered frames, which answers for
iiie hncst ornaments for the parlor From his
e~tfhard researches INTO all that pertains to OF
"iS ''s bT"hch oil the fine arts, but into the he
'''oNtI'es ~ chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, lie possesses but few suve-
iiofs, II amy IN his profession. He suffers no
picture 10 go out OF his rooms unless perfect
satisfaction IS rendered. He Is prepared to taxi.
children, on clear days, IN from I5 to - seconds
. 40 Sketches OF Ianscer engravings OF
cousins, can We with this Inaric touch of SCI
ence--with The finger of ratur., nerf.c,
likeness OF distant friends OF those who have
gone TO The spirit-innd, be had; whilst
no other nenento of thu living or departed can
speak to the heart so plain. or gather IA relniuis-
cehce o. The past. 50 we'll a gaze upou their
lace divine WHICH Will NOT FADE
Pictures re-tak-n reasonable terms
photographic or Dacnerreoiypc stock, of the
'ates' style ana Of various qualities, he keeps
constantly on hand ANA for sale Also ch.u,i-
cas- o. NE first qualify. Operators in the ycin-
ny, or visiting Richmond, wishing to buy stock
instruments. chemicals. or wishing instructions
IN Eiectro-GIlding and SIvering, are invited 10
give HIM a call. Also, the celebrated Hupgarian
Liquid, FOR SALE AND WARR>NrEp
u HIS rooms are open and free TO visitors s.
al are respectfully invited to give him call
Rooms over RErp's Drug Store
Richmond. Dec 10Th 1919 I,f
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lOllHfcrfril&rSI scsccs.<s.!
SHAMEFUL AND UNpRINCIPLED
Will. AIN W.,

such rs The usefulness, wide spread reputation
aud immense demand Tor DR. Rogers Iiverwort
and Tar, that reckless and cunning inpostrrs
regardless alike of human suiierinus and cous.-
Guences. utterly lost to every feeling OF human
ity and virtue. constantly attemn,iur To
counterfeit IL. And we have been frequent-
iy called upon TO check these base and high
handed impo>i,ions.. that feel in duty bound
To warn and protect the public against them hv
every means IN our power.
The attempt some time since b. Professor VI.
Rogers, OF Cincinnatl. we have stopped, not
withstanding his wealth aud influence.
We now warn you against another Counter
ts'fer, the malicious cunning ANA reckless immo-
faiity OF which must excite the pty aud CON
tempt Of every honest man
John 1 Ioland, IN the employ OF G.orce VI
Allen. Druggist of Cincinnati has couu,.,6it
ed our label. "forced the fac simtle of Andrew
Kcgers signatures, printed pamphlet wholly
false. and ceruhcatss entirely fictitious AMI =,
sued . medicine like unto the penuin. IN -
nal appearance only.
Beware Of n Base COuutcrrci,v
Prepared in June last by John Il. Tolant -, n.
employ Of George W. Allen. Druggist. Of Gin
cinnati.) This Counterfeit is sold bv one John
Bull Of Louisville. X, also, BY Joseph uow.II<
Richmond. Indiana.
We lately learned that our frs, citizens have
been grossly imposed upon by this counterfeit
by some Of the Druggists Of Ciuciup,ti Tn.
particulars will be published in a few DAYS VI,
Rogers mas Justly exposed the bare faced outrage
and eo"femfsbIe imposition of this John 7, t..
land in coun,erieiting this Medicine, and forc;nn
the fac smile Of his name. s"s
UIMPoRTANT CAUTION.--Ow;nc .,
the late counterfeit, DR.. Rogers Iyerwor, .ns
Tar will be hereafter enveIov ed in WHITE wp,r.
Pa. and splendid steel plate engraved L,nr,
and signed ANDREW ROGERS. For sale who'll,
ssis and retail by
A. L. SCOvILI..
Corner Of Fifth and Race SITS. Cincinnati
:RikSIN REED is the authorized Agent
- Richmond. Indiana.
Jan. %, 1880. s.,
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Free school North Of 7ys;n.

VIE citizens of School District No 10,
u North Of Nam street, are Respectfully IN
formed that the public money, amounting to
on" d"itar for each scholar who may attend
school during the tiOntiiS succeeding Non
day next the 9Th INST, Will be pail by the Irus-
tee. Scholars atten. any school th.v may
select IN the city. J. H. IlT TTON,
Richmond, April ), 1850. Trustee.
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From llsc Hon. Peter iiGavd. one
Of tDlc oldest Settlers ian illinois.

II gives me pleasure to add my testimony TO
the virtues Of your great me-, srcInc. bnc Of my
bIood~d horses had swelling over the cap Of
the knee, about the SIZE Of "a hens egs. Some
said IT wins strain, and some, ihtt u "aS the
joint water tr"tn the knee, anI couli not -.
cured. ! tired oil cedar II, and Ill the bn-
ments and oIntin-nts and ihry d,d no NOR good
than water. ] then by p- rsutSion OF NY friends.
tried II. q. FarrrlI's Arabian L,nimcnt. and |
wis happy tn find II take effect after il few days
md IL finally cured The noble animal entirely.
think il is decidedly the greatest iinincnt for
horse well az human flesh. ever knew.
Esq. Barker. Of New Canton. III , says:l
Mr.. H. Farrris Arabian Iinrncnt has
cured bld cases here. which every other
remedy had firilcd ~; one . white sw, Hing
and contracted cords IN the leg Of II boz twelve
years old. The ire l,,'i "iih"frJ away, AMI was
20 contracted that i.- hat 81 it. Three
doctors had tr'rd ti,'i skill npon 1t III vain, and
he r0s tast sHatHo Ia Tie grnrr, when the toys
father was i"i"ceI TO try II & F-r'-H'' l."
Lian Lnn-nt i;rforr The iirst bottle was used
up he came into Mr.. BIS store, and the frs,
words he SAID were. MIR. Barker. want all that
Eminent YOU have III the store the enc bottic
j got did NY boy mnrr good than all tilt ntI ~
~r been done before" That bov is now well
and hearty, aud has free Of l.is legs. 1t i,
good for sprains. bruises, cuts burns and swell
lngs.
Being fully satisfied that II. G.. Farrclis Ara
cheerfnIy recommend Il. had been afflicted
for III years with most severe pain - my breast
and shoulders, whi, u was bad ihat could
hardly do any work ut all, ana wnrIi often have
to lie in bed for two weeks at time. with il
] used Your inine NJ on IT. and II cured me sound
md we'll. h al, at the time Of using your lin
imeni. OF the worst coughs ever had IN
life; and il cured that too. | rubbed II ~ well
over my breast and shoulders. 1t is also excel .
lent for frost bitten feet. sores, swelrug~, sore
throat, nang", erysipeias. &c.
ISAAC CLAYTON.
kickapoo, reora co, ms.
Manufactured Only Ivy ii. G. farreH, sole in
ventor and proprietor. and wholesale druggist.
No. II Main street. Peoria. liz; TO whom all .
communications must be addressed.
Principal office, y w corner Of 9Th and Rae
streets, Phade phid. and for sale wholesale ana
retail, by IRWIN REED. Il, MAN street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, Indi,ua.
Dec. -, 1919 l-y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
Just kkccei

Just Received:
SHln LBS. NAILS;
cOVO l0O dozen pairs butt hinges;
~ dozen door locks, white and dark mineral
knobbs;
% dozen latches, various patterns;
"indcw springs. surplus pins. bell knobs, and
almost every article IN the line of Builders
Hardware, for sale bv
FLETCHER s. BENTON
No2s corner Pearl and Main St, one door ives,
of Bank
December ), IS49 RI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
SUPERIOR BACON.

VIE undersigned have on hani a large lot
j of excellent BACON, of their own curing
which they Will sell low for Cash. Call and see
It. fAASDN. LEWIS & co.
Richmond, Feb eth, $50 IOtf