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,-s,,,,s o., a CARD.
h1 SUBSCRIBER legs 10 vytnm thanks 10 his friends and
e pubic IN general, FOR the liberal patronage ne has
toI e ron lnem and esIes to inform them that he ha
t gh le tore No. l45 CGrORgcift street. where he in
illus lIs carrying Oh the business of PAINTING in all its
iess ahn h0pess BY sdiet attention his duties
merit cOniinuance OF their mppOrt. Il. f. DEAVES
n, H. All orders promptly attended to. ia3s I'm
JULIEN s tli4ASsN ANS PATENT UNDULATORN MILLS
M ANO F.ACEuRED in Cincinnati, of superior work
STONES for sale by
ials e. j. HART & CO., 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
1HN Ianters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
C0fh Jh ever offered in this other Market would do
Wen TO call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
Nhere as We have supply hand of the various Sizes
SUI Steam, Water Horse Power. Prices from 2IOO
$500 and warranted to perform the satisfaction of the
SHIELDED ALMONDs-5O boxes superior shelled Al.
apS0 RI. NICHOLS Il CO., IS Camp st.
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?. CoOhRAN 3 DO. q TehoupilouIas D
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EuSSlh's PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
I'm Inc entombmsnt of the remains of the Hon. John T.
ahoun IN one Of these has elected the following letter.
signed by many honorable y: S. SENATOR'S
.HeSsrS Fisk d Raymond
q en- ii lie nWe Witnessed the utility of orna
mental PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASE, used 10
convey the Of the late Hon John c. Calhoun 10 he
congressional Cemetery, which impressed with belief
la It Is the best article known 20 us for Transporting the dead
10 their final resting place.
With respect, we subscribe ourselves, yours, ETC.
WILLIE p MANGUM, CLAY,
ID s DICKINSON, KING.
JEFFERSON pNNls' DANIEL WEBSTER,
JNO MACPHERSON BERBIEN, LEWIS CAss
w MASON K ATClHNsON,
DODGE agEFNp
The above Burial Gases can be seen al N n EDSONss
agent for the Manufacturers, No. 100 CARONpELET 81
NewOreans, III I'm
III. ELLIOTT, YeieriHGry Surzroa Would announrs
- TO the eltzeils OF tins city and its vi a N
Glny that ne Is prepared TO attend all IN TN
business IN his line entrusted TO his care IA ~
III flou hopes lslong experience a Veterinary Surgeon
WI insure nun large business, he spent nine years in tie
veterinary College of France five years in Prussia and The
st i've years IN tins city with great success The DOcto
Advice gratis
~ The Doctor is be found at all hours of the ,v nd
night al latteIsalls Stables, st. Charles street ' ~
~ FAMILY HORSES well broke, always on hand
M -. sue, mhl3 6m
PLASTER PARls-5OO barrels Wotlerspoon IS superior
Saleined, for sale by JOHN STROUD Il CO.
~" l46 Common street.
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GdsoNsn InA iSSiSNElt a MSITTUAL INSURANCE

II EITHuPs. PICKLES, CAPERs- 0TTVFS
!! :, jELLdHS and JAMS and VJRCESfERstssIIps 81
ga OH--lo0 DOZEN % store and for sale bV ~
Je6 CHARLES STOUGHTON al C.,,n =,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
Briggs II Carpenters Patent TRAY.
Cling II.r:t..alm: MacAinc.

upon which the pate right expired IN March
last. and application having been made for
neW 81, otIcIdl Information has been recrIyeG OF
its rejection by the Patent Office Department
They would say To the public that they have
gotten NJ ah entire new set Oh fattrrn Tor thi>
faachlnr which they are hnllGing AMI they think
tins TACT will abolish the objections here IL 10 re
made TO II.
The Proprietors of the SPRING F0ENDE-
Rl arr Practical Mechanics, ana have had much
experience ia building Thra>hing Machines -
They have facilities for flung their Castings
which they manufacture themselves OF the best
material. which enable them make the
Machinery better and stR IT edeaper than any
other estabi I>hinent IN the country. IhvN War
rant alt their Thrashing MaclInus to perform, as
recofnme nded They also maxi TO order, Mill
Gearing, of the latest lie Of Patterns, ans fit
ted up III the best manner. Also,
SS -o1@n sS1AoA3nsr ys
such Double and Single cardtng Machines.
Conieus K oiier and JAW Jack Spinning Ma
ehinrs. Power Looms, Mapping ana Shehring
Machines, &c. Ne. manufactured in manner
ane xceiled IN the West Machinery 81 every
Kind repaired on the shortest notice
J7Shop IN the North part OF Richmond, near
thu Paper Mill.
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Commentators Dctcct&.<l".
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIPLED
Will AIN Wy,

such is the usefulness, widespread reputation
and immense demand for DR.. Rogers Lverw ort
aud Tar, that reckless and cunning inposter>,
regardless alike of human sutfeTings aud conse-
qnencea. utterly lost to every feeling Of human
uy aud virtue, are constantly attempting to
counterfeit it. And have been so frequent
" called upon TO check these base and high
handed ImpositIons'. that we feel in duty bou nd
To and protect the public against them BY
every means in our power.
The attempt some time since by Professor VI
Rogers, Of Cincinnati, we have stopped, not
withstanding his wealth and influence
We now warn you against another Connfer-
teHer, the malicious cunning and reckless inmo-
raty of which must excite the pity aud CON
tempt Of every honest man.
John Il. Toland III the employ Of George VI
Allen, Druggist of Cincinnati, has counte rfeit-
ed our Label "forged the fac smile Of Andrew
Rogers signatures" printed pamphlet wholly
false. and certificates entirely fictitious. and IS
sued a medicine like unto the genuine after
nal appearance only.
We warn the public against this infamous ont
rnyp, this Toland having responsibility al
stake under the assumed title Of Doctor Toland
is the nominal father of the whole concern.
Wealth. regulations, aud high station, have
not withheld the avarIcIcus and unrrInciPled,
not only in defiance Of all law and honesty, TO
steal aud frandulen;iy appropriate we'll
earned reputation, but regardless Of human life
aud suffering by substituting their wretched
counterfeit, depriving the consumptve of a
medicine which in all human probability might
their lives.
What contempt too bitter,
What terms too harsh
Or punishment too severe?
Is it not fraud is il not theft is it not
a high sense of duty compels US to these pub
lie expositlons of knavery and iInposture, on,
own rights legally protected and it is 70,
the unwary aud afflicted Ne feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-10-02
BO&WELL'S
DAl:I-E{lIEAN GALLERY. Of
IL Latest improvements -Is now

permanently established III Richmond, and ope
ed with genuine, fall size AofgtIander lAstru-
meiit, which aiforas decided advantage over
the common Instrument
Heretofore Il serious obstacle has presented
itself 10 the production Of perfect hhenes>es IN
regard to getting dark rich erapery-a flesh tone
to the face-perfrct eyes. and white bosom
aud coiar. Mr. Boswell j. happy TO state that.
. by the Gi-corer made bv his Brother IA
Dagu-rreotyping III the South, this difficulty
has disappeared. Having h.a neafts SIX years
constant practice, snd regularly corresponding
viii! the most celebrated operator IA the South.
hir Boswell pledges himself 10 make as perfee t
a likeness al any time as can be presented 10
him from any Gallery in the | nIted states. An
lcea has prevailed that IA tune these pictures
would face. but this erroneous Impression has
been entirely removed by the celebrated DR.
faraty. OF I-oudon, and other eminent Chem
ISIS OF this coantry, who give II as their opinion
that DaguerreotyP Picture coated with so
luton of goid will stand for any length OF time
ana when the public are Informed that no re-
spectacle operator wlli let picture 20 without
this guiding, they perfectly safe. The pic
ture should be taken silver plate, chetu-
caiiy prepared to receive the impression, and If
the Camera tee a SOD one, the image of the sit
ter will be thrown the plate with a fidelity
/ that artist. however skiliful can initiate.
80, what would not give for such memoir
al of my friend is an exclamation which no"
loses hall It's force, and none bat the most cup
able can use it, the pric- Of these pictures j.
desirable ana conSol atory.
Taken separately or ia groups. Sick persons
or Corpse, punctuatv attended 10. All kinds
f Of pictures copied IA the neatest stNie. Pie
lures put up IN Frames, Cases. Lockets. Breast
pins, or Finger Rings; aud perfect iiken-sse-
and entire satisfaction given before any charge
is made.
Persons who have imperfect Dagnerreo,ype
pictures, can have them exchanged "a mode-
rate price
Instructions given in the art ana every thing
connected y it'll the business furnished reason
able terms.
The new and unequailed process Of cleaning
and butfing plates, greatly facilities the hns!-
ness and enables an ordinary Child TO perform
that part successfully.
Ladies aud gentlemen respectfully invited
+ to call and examine specimens.
] s5Roon over No. %. VI ain street, opposite
the Branch Bank.
Operating hours from o'clock a VI. until
5 o'clock Z. NJ, i'll any kind of weather
J. h. BOSWELL, Artist.
Richmond, Sept. i 80. 2-:tt
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

InVHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il public that he continues business at his OLD
stand, on Fifth street, South Of the Starr House,
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RACES, Buggics, and all other vehicles in his
line. He also, keeps number of articles in his
line on hand. He believes his work will COM
pare favOrably with any manufactured in the
west-he uses the best of materials and for flush
and beauty Of construction his work cannot be
excellrd. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits a
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Sept ls, 1850 31-1y
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Six-Horse Power Separator,

OF the newest ana most improved stale. his
mae hIne j. goit~n up in the most durable and
substantial nanner-the Patterns being entire
Is new. aud tie IioFSe- power giving >atli ste nj
speed without pushing tbe Horses ous OF reg
uIar " ak This machine will thrash and clean.
at the same process, three hundred bushels pv r
DAY. Tiny are also manufacturing What na>
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i2lrl>lsin. Machines.

oi every KIM ia superior manner. They are
buI#GfHg. a1GGtI8lI y tI-tr y. \ IA
1 eur. aud Hor~e. power Btl.i. AMI
Four horse power tt MILLING SHAFT Ma
chia-s, Inch machines are wisely Hna IA
vorably known heretofore mann fsscturea b.
}. NJ \ j. H. Hutton. VINO have now retired
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IF your children afflicted with WORMS
do not fail to call nj John Haines' Store and
procure DOrsey's vermiGlsge: it is The
msdicins for expstIing the ''vnrmints.'' A fresh
supply just received at No. 81.
Rjehmoud, 5sh mo. 22d, 1850. 22;f
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THE SPRING FOUNDRY,

.RoPRiETOR<s Of the wrtt-known Foun-
dry oai*s respectfully call the attention
of W he+i Gr'fS~~F- 4a4 tst- I'ua9te generally. to
the fact that th~s continue To manufacture nj
thear establishment IA Richmond. " as ne eeum-
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\ OTlC Z.

I y ADJOURNED In--ttng ~ the Si"ckh"it-rs
at Ih- Richmond " Newport Furnpts~
Company Ill b. ibid at the Hampton SCHOOL
House the 2ui Monday af ociot,-r ~ H,
: HDsNET, ia, Pre- tleaf.
JoHS HE~LFY. Seerst1fy
sept 4. eo1 5'-tm
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Deschamp'> Remedy for CONSC HPTION.
TIME GREAT FRENCH REMEDY:-
BrOl1ie d Levi. Sole Pyogrietors
Cincinnati, Ohio I7For sale, wholesale anc
retail, by JOHN HAINES-
Opposite the Baak
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
9th mo. 18th. 1850. 6tf
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AN ENTR AIRY CASE,
which canciusiset pros es ttet
truth is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
Rhcumat ism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV DIR Lands, A CLERGYMAN

ii New Jersey Of distinguished attsinments and en-
sIteI re putation
stn<.r. Sew Jersey, July a. lsis
bR. A " taht-rtt-Desr tau wish
OF e what las n Case of
the application OF IBl. GALVA.ft HLLT AND
Nt.t l. AZ r. My reply Is 10 follows
For about tD,nfy yeafs | had been suffering from
Dy ..epsia. Ever. year the ,, lt1ms teesme MORSE
coaid obtain permanent relief tson course
of medics al treatment whatsser About jof.en yests
weather. al the disclsrg. oi my pastoral duties
! became subject To- 8 severe hfonir Htenmstism
Winch FOR year after year, rausei iHd.srrihshie
sngu.h Father Ia. winter 81 - and 40
IurHcc al iIearhlas a gtett ,i.a ard
tattons other churches tht- tseinn. Was attacked
the BtpuC uitis. tirh became so = -
t" require immediate sustohsi,n al my pastoral
iabors. Ny netross sy.tsta t1e t.sfanEsiy p,ss
ftatsf and ny Bronchitis became worse. also
did my Bsspsrsia AMI Hh.umatc sfef itrn tias
thst these disorders Connected
each through tAe medium al the Nervous sls
tenn In the whole phaFnaGoIusis there seemed ~ ~
remedial agent could reach aud recni~rste
Ners stem every iAing that had tired fps
this purpose had completely failed At iasi ~ led
by my ifisnis entolis, AMI Though
with very guine hopes OF their efficiency
determined try tin. effect of the application o the
GALyAstc BELT AND St,kLAot, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. Tins June. lsse 10
oss.r A4ro~isHaTsri nsss DvsvsrnA
".p.o~s tt.Hr pAs. VA. .N.rt,p s..-ss
pssrosAf- Lahpas ! .
KnsunArtc .ttt.rto~ 81. ,sr,..ar e,.ssu
such ~ the oU.i.t fuI and happy
suits OF the experiment
/ have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10
many "a ho have been like~ Use suffering from Nsa-
raigic afee toms They have tired hem ~trn uarvs
HEsNaT<. s.It,st,
am dear s,r, very respectfully ,onrs.
ROBERT W. Lands
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- n II . = II IA Il = :. =
DRY GOODS, & G

Consisting, III part, Of: Ca1simer-s, Cashnarett~,
>attIuetts. Jeans, Sestings, etc, ior -uatut-r
wear. MantIiia5 Dress, Bonnet aud Lining silks !;
Satins; AHghans, Foulard t+nitian- Bstrages:
Tissues; Raw Shks; Camict Lustr-s. Linen
tinghain~, Lawns; Caifcoe~; Cotton GiEgi ittis.
Alpaca Lustres; French N-rnos; Ca-siin-res;
De LANES; California Piaias, etc, etc. Pam
and figured Swiss, plaid and striped do; plaid
aud strip'd Jaconets, Cambrics, MnIs, Nunsooks :,
Bishop Lawns, InGia Seeihaud aud Book Mus
Inns, Embroidered Evening Dresses: Under
handherchiefs, Capes; Collars; Cuffs; Tnder-
sleeves; SWISS and JacoBett Ecgings ana lnser-
tians; Window Curtains, by the pair ward. .
Dinify Berlin Cord, for sun Bouuets; Nankin;
Dauash; Grass-cioth, Corded aud MdrseIiftr
Skirsi; Irish Linen: Table Linen; Danask Ia
bic Cloths and Napkins; Linen Shee,inc~i Pillow
Case Linen; Counterpanes; fiaunei~; Drills
Sheetings aud Shirt,ngs; Muslinss D!dper; Fl
C,,uhr. and Linen
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Or. CHRISTIE'S
G ALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all com plants affecting the Throat
Head such as Bronchitis. Inflammation II the Throat
Hessans and Sick tIeadsrhs. Dtzxn-ss "i the H. al
Neuralgia the Face, Bul1ing g" Roaring in the
k.afs Deafness aich ~ generally SeTsous and that
distressing com iaint called INC DoloteuA-
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furnishing Machines.

He is now making them. and expects to keep "a
supply constantly hand. aud H.. f.-i> lti~fi-
fled ~ recommending them as beiEe among the
best labor saving VI aciIInes use: the sam. Ia
Dor viii thrash and clean the gram with the
Traveller, a is required 10 haul It IN nloa or
stack il; thus, the expense Of thra~iing Wlth Il
stationary Machine is entirely saved. Tiny
will save the grain IS well as any other Machine.
and can be run with stationary power ana per-
form we'll. To all persons who prefer Il sta
tIontrY Mnchine. b.. Woutd say: rt.f
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Sash. sash:

sash. SASH.
\" l. have Just received lot of Window
w sash, manufactured By Lighter & CO.
baugb. Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
oraer all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutters
and B!incs, made OF the bestseasoneo pine, war
ranted. Call and examine.
JOHN HATNES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond Ia
July "a. 1850 33-tf
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D:l export 4 To " ss>cMsl' = ia hi n Il
Patent Separator.

r. w. Robinson. having extensive right
in this State. viii furnish tins Patent Separator.
With Horse Power ana lhrasher. To work to
old Horse Power: this Machine. with a good
HORSEPOWER will get cat and clean 500 bu she :
oi good wheat per Gav.-anE.- mo- mistake lie
also makes the one II orse- Power Endless op-
Gear, to set IN the Barn for individual use
His Machines warranted TO be Of Il.. be [
work nIauSltp AMI material, and hat IL vtrV
important. HEY DO NOT fL II tn T.
& K 4 IN in thrashng. Ills Patterns are new
aud improved, to gam suficiency Of speed
without driving the horses out OF slow ak
All kinds of Machines repaired at the short-st
notice. All work warranted to perform d
CONNIE ndeC
Ishoi the Worth side of Main street.
aud first East 81: the Bridge.
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SNANAs--SCANvs sc.

Barage, Grape, silk, Tibet, De Iaiun, Raw
Silk, aud SILK nett SHAW is and SCARFS;
Berage, Cause, and Lace Wells; rlain, Hem
stitched, Revered and Embrold.red Linen Hand
kerchlef<; Thread, Lsle, Brussels, six Rionde
aud other LACE and EDElNG-: PLAIN and
Figured Bobblnett; Silk aud Cotton I.usion !:
Grape. Grape Lissr; SILK and Cotton iiosIkxf
and GLovEs, IN vari-ty; HATS; BDNNET>;
UMBRELLAS; Fans; Gimps; fringes,
~ PARASOLS; Bonnet, Cap ana Belt RIB
ross; Velvets, Buttons; i hread. Needles,
- aud very general aud splen did assert
ment Of Trim isBi ssS~. and a variety of other
6 . . DIS, comprising, alto- -ther. q sIDCk
III M g II r p g EN-
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Bread. Cakes. Crackers. &C..

Fresh and Good, kept to accommodate custo-
me AT all times
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
mcnd and vicinity, to call and see them, and IT
they go away dissatisfied empty handed. it
shall not be the fault of PAXON n LEWIS.
II-CaH at No 81. South East 60, ner of Main
and Marion streets
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1880. 32-tf
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NE-PIlCE PTIINCIPLE

md by selling VERY Low for either { ASH,
or Produce of nH descriptions, the undersig ned
hopes to crit Il share Of public patronage.
WILLIAM BELL.
Eighth No. 2lst, 1850. :t5,f
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TO ER IEN . s.:
1Iount Eagle Trif'oli This is
ar CExIX and II A K T. Il -
NJ PaXsOM 4 Lewis. j. Al No. jj.

NJ pax>OM 4 Lewis. j. AL No. ID.
Have received a large ana general assortme ut
Of >psAHnily @-@54 ra@S-.
which they prepared to sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce, either whole
sale retail.
Their stock consists of Raisins, Figs. Cheese.
Herring. Mackerit, Sugar. Coffee. Candles, Can
dies Nuts Of all kinds, and in short every thing
usually kept in Family Grocery, all of which
can be bought for triile above cost.
They prepared to furnish Pound Cakes,
Jelly Cakes, and other 'tixiugs' for weddings,
Oh the shortest notice, to all who may apply.
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Writing. Wrapping and Printing
PER

BONNET BOARDS, &c. &c.
in a word. EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such an ESTABLISHING mt: and
he is determined not to be undersod by any
Book Store West OF the Mountains
J. X. MENDENHALL
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1850. Soft
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JOHN II. EE.I'TON. Agent.

NO. ~, h1ttt street. RICHMOND, IND.
Mis- Company having been duly organized,
/ and the capital stock property secured,
are now prepared 10 receive applications for
surance against loss or damage by fire. on Build
ings, Nerchan oz., Machinery. Mills. Nannfac-
torres. anu ali descriptions Of property. Also,
me rcbanGlze and produce in the course Of in
land tranSportatton.-the risks OF THE s-as-an nj
Hpou the lives Of individuals The rafe- Of pre-
MUM which viii govern this institution. " III
conform to the estals i4-d rates Of tie Easter
Offices. All losses wall be Literally aud prompt
~ adjusted aud paid.
Directors:
Hon. Il \ CaRSsS, Vineennes
WILLIAM J. WISE. DO
WILLIAM ]. IiEBEgD, DO
Horace L. PEcK, 90
CYKUs NJ ALLEN, Go
VINCENT r. WEST, VI d, Pike CO., Ind.
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne, DO
THoN.s T. BE~sRIDeE Lafa yette, co
WALTER " EARLY, Terre- Haute, DO
Ex-tIov- d. " ALLacE. Indianapolis. do
HENRY D. ALLGs, Evansville, 10
HENRY K. ScHooLcRsFT, " aShlngton, d. G..
ZEpaESTAH PLArT. New York
r. n CiRNAS, President.
{. VI. ALLEN. Seey- y. T. ELDRIDsE, TREASURER
s. .seS >" Jra ILL Couasellors. .ineeaaes
March -, 30. 52-tf
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Severe Deafness Cured

The following is extract from a letter isseiy
received from distinguished ply sicisn the state
Of Virginia:
"A II. fsE-rI,, NJ. D.-D.ar Sir: One Of nv
patients, unknown to obtained your GatraHar
Bet astd Neckfacs. with te Magnetic tInis. for .
affection Of Deafness. he thss OF =
lady ~ hose Nervous ~ stem much disoIderei !.
aud her general hesi.h Ie-r. Much done pre-
siously To the application Of the Belt but with sery
little ami feel only right 20 tell you that
sbr ed wearing the Belt ami nsing tbs
FLUID. but f. weeks ago. shs has ENTIRELY
RE- DyLHED HER HEARING ard her general
health u better than for several Year ?
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ADvERTI5iNG TERMS:


List BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BRA.cH
BANK A RIcHMoSB:
State Bank of Indiana 5andusky City Bank
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks of s. Tfn, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank !;
State Bank of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
LAT Bank Of cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Fir-
CONNIE rcal Bank Of do gina and Brhnches
City Bank of do Bank Of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank, Dayton Virginia aud Branches !;
U'k Of ccauga, raines- Exchange Bank Of Vir
vile; ginia and Branches;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland Notes of 50 and up
City % do wards, al Dyr in New
City (" - Columbus York. Phiild-l phia,
Franklin Blk Of Lanes-i and Baltimore.
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COPPER and BRASS KETTLES, a fu
! supply on hand and for sale. at the store
Aug >, 1850. .36:tf-l T. J. BARGIS-
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this section Of the country, for beauty Of
Styla aud excellence Of texture.
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From, DR.. T.. r. InadeH Profexsor Of Chemistrs
IN the LoutsrtUe .Hfdicat Coilece.
Il have looked over the list Of ingredients
composing John Bulls COMPOUND Extract of
paritla- ana have no hesitation IN sayinp
that they form safe compound and on that
promises we'll in chronic diseases, 10 which i, is
apptica5e.s
l.. ?. YANDELL, NJ d.
Louisville. June e. l-i-