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The Omnibus. &c.

WAsHrHoroN, July %, 1850.
The fate Of the Compromise bill depends upon the
votes of Delaware and Rhode Island and they appear
to be very doubtful. The bill to be doomed to
defeat.
John G. Clarke, Auditor Of the Treasury, and Mr.
Smith, Register confirmed to day by the Senate
There rumors anost that some transfers arc to
be m ade In the new cabinet.
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A Case Of Lynshing.

BALrMoRr, July Is, 1880.
In culpspper, Virginia, on Wednesday, mob ofltwe
hundred men, including justices Of the peace
Of church and Others proceeded to the jail resisted
the sheriff and carried Oh VIM. Grayson free negro
TO the woods, where they hung him till dead. The
assigned was Grsyson had twice been convicted
Of numbering David W. Miller, . white man, but each
time appealed; and the General Court granted new
trials the ground that the testimony hardly just
ned suspicion, much lees guilt.
The mob allowed Grsyson one minute to eonfess. He
svowed innocence, when they strung him up on
fence rail, between two trccs
This outrage created great excitement. The papers
sntreat the Governor 20 arrest all hands
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The Cuban Prisoners.

eAvAEEAH, July IS, 1850.
A letter has been received here from board tho
ship Albany which says that the Contoy prisoners,
numbering forty. four, board. They have been
two months In double irons, and badly treated.
The Georgisns and Susan Loud, with their captains
and crews, were still detained prisoners.
The Americ ans were nearly AL in good health
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Progress OF the Cholera.

AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July %, 1880
The cholera has made It's appearances, In two blocks
Of houses in the lower part the city occupied by poor
families, and has created much alarm. sinoe last
port, there have been 35 eases and 20 deaths. The
cause assigned Is stagnsnt pond Of water from which
highly offensive stencil arises The other parts OF
the city reported to be healthy.
AT PITTSBURGH.
PrTssuReH, July %, 1850.
Many cases Of cholera daily reported but, upon
dnisent inquiry Il is found that but few really
AT ST. LOUIS.
Or. Lotus, July 70 1850.
The total number OF deaths for the week ending
yesterday was cas-. Of which 2lo from cholers.
Interm.nts for the pact "A hours %, of which only
were cholera eases.
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when they take the whole subject into con-
sidsration. With the details Of the treaty we are
not acquainted, but we ale well satisfied that
Ex-Governor Letcher, our minister, who has ar
ranged the treaty, has too closely studied his sub
ject to make any mistake as TO what is desirable
for the present, or possible in the future. In this
belief, therefore, trust that the treaty will be
ratified and confirmed, without delay. II in no
way will interfere with that of Nicaragua, and
both routes across the Isthmus are requised.
Panama, though short, is unhealthy, and will be
abandoned
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pALrInoRE, July IS, 1850.
The United States steamer vixen arrived Norfolk
yesterday, from Havana. The American prisoners
have been eli given up, and placed board the s.
ship Albany, to be taken to Pensacola. The Vixen
left Norfolk immediately, for Washington.
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News from Havana.

WAsHIScros. July %, 1850.
The steamer Vixen arrived at the Navy Yardto-day,
from Havana.
Commodore Morris reported immediately to the
Navy Department.
The Contoy prisoners 1t is understood, viii be given
up by the Captain General.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CUBA,
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP oNo
The Release Of O Portion Of tho Prisoners,

The q. g. mail steamship Ohio arrived at this port
last evening, from New Orleans via Havana with q
small amount of gold dust-soms fifteen thousand
dollars worth-a large number Of passengers, and
large California mail She LEFT New Orleans the
18th inst, arrived at Havana the 17th-hsving
made the passage in forty hours-and left on
the 10th.
We learn that the U. g. steamer vixen sailed for
Pensacola the 10th, with forty two Of the Oontoy
prisoners who had the day previous been liberated BY
the Spanish authorities ten yet retained trial
The captain Of the Georgsns is reported being per-
fectly crazy.
On receipt of the intelligence Of The death of Pre-
sdent Taylor at Havana the hsgs OF the shipping Of
different nations were displayed at half mast.
The steamship Falcon left Chsgrss on the 18TH ana
arrived at Havana.
The Isabel, from Charleston, arrived at the same
time.
The Georgia arrived at Havana on the loth. The
English frigate Indefatgable arrived the same day
from Lisbon.
The weather at Havana intensely hot and business
dull, but the general health Of the place il good
The United States steamer Germantown sailed on
the 18th inst for Boston
THE RELEASE OF SOME OF THE PRISONERS
From the Faro Industrial, July IS
The auditor Of the navy Of Havana to the Governor
General relative to the prisoners the barks Georg-
ana and Susan Loud has ads report on the subject
He thus con cludes:-"l The detention at Oontoy OF
the bark sorgiaDa and Of the brig susan Loud le-
gal founded upon the seth article OF the title 5th
Of the laws Of the army 1898. These bsrks having
been seized at Contoy, as having superabundant
number of men. arms muniton, aud provisions, des-
tined to the praticsl expe don Of Lopes declared
seized with all their property for the benefit Of the
State. The fertytwo pa ssenger Edward r. Davis
John Finch, William Penton, David Finger Smith,
James n: Go-an, John W. Winter, John Gibbs,
Thomas NJ. Armstrong William B. Smith, VIII
liam Mcintosh. James Folger, John Cranin, Levi
Brown, Alexander Miller, Henry Stevens. William
e. Lake, James N. Martha Henry Smith, John Refill
Joseph Byrnss, Antonio Francisco, Finny g. Welsh.
Phil O'Conner, Alexander NJ Smelly Joseph Reed A.
b Moore, Charles N Paris william j. Holland jam 90
ODonnell, Arthur NJ CURE John n Coolson. Joel D.
Hogg, Stephen Hovenstrov, John L. Garter, Allen p
Ooolson, james Bannon William Hardy, John
Blascknous Charles 3. Mathews, James Taply, j. NJ
Mcdaniel William Brown. are set at liberty. 9TH
Captain Pend. snd the three sailors who went to
Gardens with the Creole will be delivered the Cap
tain General 9th. and last The verbal process viii
devsve the nscal authority In order to follow the
procedure sgainst Benson. Grafton, Hale, and some
other sailors His Exc.llency will give, he thinks
proper his opinion respecting the whole Of this matter
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Death Of an Eminent Ciu,ea, &c.

FEIF8ftFH7f q IT % Io1V
Solomon schoyer, wealthy citizen OF this city
vent 10 bed last night in good health, and this
ing he . corpse. Died Of hear. disease.
The river 10 slowly falling.
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Destructive Freshet.

RIcHxosp, July 20, 1850.
most destructive freshet occurred here yesterday,
undermin ming aud hng many cellars, and several
small b, have been carried OF. One person Il
boy) was drowned Loes estimated at S20o0o.
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PARIS Thursday evening
The new electoral law will disenfrsnchise six mil
lion electors, or two thirds Of the whole body
The Assembly has confirmed, by majority Of one
hundred and twenty -seven its vote Of the previous
day, that every leading article in paper should be
signed by the author.
large quantity Of ball cartridges has been seized
at the house OF Perpgnan.
Little doing ON the Bourse Elves opened at s5f Co.,
and closed at 05f. 20.
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ToRorro, July 20, 1850.
Last night all the reporters at the Legislative As
sembly vhhdrsv, in consequence Of one Of their
number being called to the bar of the House, and cen
sured for requesting . member, converting near the
reporters gallery, not TO interrupt hin. The whole
press has resolved TO report no more In that House.
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The southern mall, Serious Accident, 30.

The Southern Mall, serious Aceident, 90.
BsLrnotx, July Is, 1850.
No mail to-day south Of Charleston. sailor,
named william Adler, an Englishmsn, vas killed this
msrning, BY falling down the hold Of the schooner
Matchless, at Felis Point.
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The Nesbit Iron Works In south Carolina. we're sold
recently 10 q company 81 ssedss and Germans tor
slAooo-
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Commercial Summary.

Correr.-LrrRrOoL, July 1.-The middling quail
ties ofAmercsn Egyptian, and surats are nearly Va
higher all other qualities and descriptions IA xd
higher. Fair Uplands are now quoted I'D; Mobile
I'D and Orleans sid. 1870 American, $50 surat
$500 Egyptian, 20 Bahia and 200 Maranham have been
taken on speculstioh and ESQ American, 60 surat,
20 Madras, 30 Bahia. and 40 Pernams for export
Sales for the week, IS coo bales.
The grain market Is srm, at previous rates, with
moderate sales
The demand for American provisions 10 dull but on
the whole the market IL rather hrmer than last week
The demand for shoulders 10 slightly improved Pork
No alteration. In lard, prices are steady and the
market clotes frm. No change In prices of tallow
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Letters from Athens OF the Esd ult announce that
the Greek parliament was TO be dissolved In few
days, and writs Issued for q new election.
The Chamber had passed law Of restriction on the
press In coptequsnce of scansalous libel lately pub
lished at Athens, sgainft the King and Queen,
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-, - DEkLINi uIy D, I65O.
The Times correspondent wrtes that unless the war
like designs Of the scheswig Hosten government are
arrested by more nature consideration of the con.
sequences, measures will be commenced against them
by the hing Of Denmark in his own name. The 20.
vernment Of Denmark will doubt issue anifesto
to the Duchies Immediately. No coercive measures
will be adopted till all other have failed Rus.
sian squadron Of eight ships OF the line and smaller
vessels has anchored the Island Of Moen ready
to support Denmark II she needs help.
The Cologne Gazette has Q Geographic despatch
dated Berlin, July stating that the protocol which
In added TO the treaty Of peace with Denmark, aad
which ponds the con vention of th8Grmistice has
been ratified by Prussia and by Denmark. The Prus.
sian troops to leave the Duchies the lth inst
Information has been received, that the Schleswig
iolftein troops will Immediately occupy the cities
and districts which the Prussan forces preparing
to evacuate
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new ministry has bee formed in wuJtemburg OF
the dissolution Of the Wurtemburg Diet, on the 81
instant by royal message The speaker addressed tn
Assembly, reminding them Of the dissolution OF tn,
Diet OF lS49 In December Of that year On which oc
easion, he stated, that the dissolution of diet VA
legal II the government resolved respect the
viii OF the people. The new ministry OF Wurtemburg
dissolved tho chamber, because 1t refused to
the government raise the taxes for more than
months.
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The mercantile letters from Vienna Of the 5th inst
mention that owing to q report that reduction Of
$4,000 men was TO be made In the army, and that
large number OF artillery and baggage horses would be
disposed Of by public anction the funds had risen
and the premium on geld and silver had experienced
fall,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
COnnlerfciterS Detected.
SHAMEFUL AND JNPRISClPLED
VII L. AIN W..

Sncl is the usefu ness, Widespread reputation 4.
and immense demand for DR. Rogers Liverw ort
and Tar, that reckless and cunning impost-rs.
regardless alike of human suffrrngs aud conse-
quenceS. utterly lost to every feeling of human
ity and virtue. are constantly attempting 10
counterfeit il. Aud We have been SO fragment
" called upon 10 check these base and Ia gh-
handed np0-stIous" that we feel IN duty bon nd
TO warn aud protect the public agains; them by
every means power.
The attempt some time since by Professor VI.
Rogers. OF Cincinnati. Ne have stopped, not
wlth>tancing his wealth and influence.
We now warn You against another Co"Rfer-
feHer. the malicious cunning and reckless lmmo-
ra'itv of which must excite the pity aud con-
tempt Of every honest man.
John T Toand, IN the employ Of George ".
Alien, Druggist Of Cincinnati. has counterfeit
ed label, "forged the FAC sifnie OF Andrew
Rogers signaturrs.' printed q pamphlet hollv
false. ans! certificates eutrriy fictitious. aud
sued medicine like unto the genuine IN e1tef-
nal appearance only.
W. The public against this infamous out
,-Gae, this To.aud having no responsibility al
stake, un1er the assumes title Of Doctor Toland
is the nominal father of the whole concern.
W eaith, reputation, and high station, have
not withheld the asaricleus aud unprinciplec,
not only IN defiance of all law aud honesty. Ia
steal aad frauduientiy appropriate our we'll
earned reputation. but rrgar, less Of human life
and suffering. by substituting their wretcheG
counterfeit, 3eprIving the cousuuptve Of q
medicine which ia sill human probability might
save thrir lives.
What contempt too bitter
W that terms TOO harsh
OR punishment too s-vere7
Is il fraud is il not iErft' j. Il not NrRprR
\ high sense Of Guty conprls US 10 these pub
lie eNPo>itions of knavery anC lInpo>turr, oui
own rights are legally protected and il is foi
the uuwary anu afflicted feel ana write.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.
To the Hail. tse Lame. the Sore, and the StiF-
Josafed: Ave bring glad tidings ofgrsus loy!''
The Most Wonderful Remedy

Ever used for removing and eradicaiing pains Of
any kind aImos, iustantaueouslv, and for healing
aud perfectly curing all kinds of Aches, Ague
IN the Breast or Face. Ague Cake Burns, BTuiS-
es, B,!es. Bites of mosquitoes spiders or snakes
and even Of mad dogs other rabid animals:
Chatting, Chopped Hands, Chillhlains, Corns.
Contraction Of the Muscles or Cores. Cuts OF
any KIND. Deafness. Ear-ache, Eruptions of any
.aG ErfsipeIas. Fever Sores. Gou,, Goitre or
Swe!Ied Throat. Headache, Hard humps or Tu-
rnors, Itch, Iutiamed JOINTS. inflammation of any
K nd. LaIn@ ness of any kind, Mango, MuScu-
lar Weakness, Nervous Diseases. old Sor-s
Paralysis or Palsy tEde:Fiaius SwctInrs, Pin
plies the Face, Clumsy, rheumatism. 1T Is a
perfect master of this complaint Scalds, salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Searvey. Sprains. Sore
Throat, Sore Nipples. Sore lips. Swelled an4
luflamrd Joints ana Limbs Sings Of bres. wasps,
aud other poisonous insects. Tic DeioreuN. u.
Gers reeeat or Of long standing. Vcnereal Sores
Nosrs. w easness iii the Back. Limbs or An
hpS, ana ii perfect master Of al nt!amA,ions or
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Foreign Gold Coins.
Fancy Soaps.

Fancy Soaps.
~ASTILE Soap, W bite Bar do.
~ Vare gated do in Bars.
Ball Soap for the Toilet
Transparent do.
And all sorts of Toilet and Shaving Soaps Of the
best quality for sale wholesale retail. nj How
ellis Il Co.'S Drug Store, No. 1, Main street,
Richmond. Ind.
March IL, 1850. l2-f
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This is To certify. that my wife had been sore
~ ai!ilcted with ii Car Ger on her face for
al wears, aud II began TO spread To an alarming
extent. Many physicians presc rlhed for il; the
great kentucky Cancer Doctor was applied TO-
and every remedy that we could Obtain was tried ,
but nothing appeared 10 DO good. 1t was
pronounced Tie .'iuCurable sore. We were
greatly alarmed. ANA began 10 feel the sting> Of
despair when fortunately came in possession
of Il few hottir, of the Mexican Mustang Linz
nent and 10 our great 10y, by few Applications
Of the Eminent, the cancer entirely uIsapprar-
-. Other important cures have been effected
hy IT IN our III ghborhood
JOHN CDNcI.oSURF..
hereby certify that john Concio>ure i. an
oft, substantial, resi- cctaAlr aud worth, citizen
II Clay county. HIS. aud that saw his wfr
when afflicted with the cancer. ant after it was
cured. b. +. IENEN.
Salem. III. Jan 25ih, iN50.
We fully concur IN Il. f.. i.cmau's statement
being known To the facts.
BEADLEG * NICHOLSON.
BENZ. Dt.IE.
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Prepared in June las, by John T. 1oand lin the
employ of George VI. Allen. Druggist. Of Cin-
climatic This Counterfeit is solt by John
Ball, of Louisville. h, atso 10, Joseph iIowells,
Richmond, lnclana.
We lately learned that first citizens have
been grossly imposed upon by this counterfeit
by some of the Druggists Of Cincinnatt. 1h''
particulars will be published in few DAYS. Mr.
Rogers has Justly exposed the bare aced oufrage
ana eontsmpfibie imposition Of thus John I. To-
land in couutereItlug this Medicine, aud forging
the fac smle of his name.
The following Druggists Of Cincinnati have
CERTIFIED that Mr.. Rogers statements are enti-
tied to the fullest confidence of the public:
Messrs Wayne & Pleis. Alfred A. North.
VIM. :. Merrill. A. = Merrill, W. r. Smith,
VIM. p. Farquhar- Also:
Recollect that this preparation is manufacture
ed by John T roand, aud the yellow label
on each bottle the name OF \ /. >covll * omit
ted after the words Gathered according 10 act
of Congress, &c, &C. and tiat tn" pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit j. wholly false.
being made up OF fictitious certificates, pnrport-
ing to have come from -. Blanchard, VI. d.
Harrisburgh Pa. =. \. MorreIl, II D., Boston,
Hiram W oodruti, Utica, Asa Smith, Eeacham.
VT, &c, &c.
The genuine DR.. Rogers Compound Syrnp
of Liverwort and Tar is accompanied hy pam
pIlet containing ceriiticntes Of citizens of th-
highest standing. such as Professor H. Coz. Doc
tor VIM Richards. Hon. Jndg" Henry M"r>e.
Hon Jud gc Wn Burke, Nc., &c, all Of whom
citizens of Cincinnati.
\ snit IN equity in the tnited States Court has
been instituted against George NJ. Allen, 7.
Clinton, and John I. Toand. aud suit for
500 900 has been brought against wealthy St.
reotypeist who made the plates and forged the
fac simile OF the name of Andrew Rogers, and
the public that viii be deferred by
no fear of litigation, trouhlt, or expense. from
dealing to the uttermost limits Of the law with
connterfriters, venaers. stereo'yp~rs, printers.
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SssEi Esaur. Extraordinary.

Az old ply Stefan Of extensive practice in the
citv. had Il patient, boy. whom h. had attend
ed Two Years Tor kheumatI>n HIS iitnhs were
all orawn out OF shape IN the most shoe my
manner, ana his su tferIuGS were OF the most az
uniziug and heart r-ndlng lnd tie finally lost
all hope of doing Inn any good; and Ia get rti
OF the constant calls on him. often in the night,
recomrne uded them 10 try the Mustang Linz
uent--not that he thought ii woutd do the boy
cood-hut II his great surprise the boy has
IS o. IL .lILLs lLc Doc inr.s q "a l.S
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f}lectinos Of Different tsin0s.

@NeN11 Clark Division. No. 3, Sons Of Tenn
s3WS perance,-1JMcet every Wednesday
evening at 7 ocl'k.
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The Mexican Mustang LiMimeslf

Has proved Itself The most extraordinary prepa-
ration ever offered to the afflicted. lthas prov
"a an iniaiiibse remedy in Chrome anu lhham
atorv Rheumatism,
Samuel Rape, OF the oldest engineers on
the riser. lives Ne. l~9 seventh Il. hat been
.atiilcted seven years with Chronic Rheumatlsin.
lie could not rai>r his hands 10 his head; his
limbs were very much sn oilen. drawn out Of
shape, and POINTS olsiocateo. and he quite
Jraf He had spent hundreds OF dollars. and
io>t many mere by loss of time. The use Of one
bottle and "A half of this I.nimeut reduced the
swelling. relieved the PAIN entirely. aud he is
NOW aiktng about without the OF clutches.
or even Il cane; SAYS he feels as supple us a boy
\ few crops of tins l.Inine ut "a bat OF eotton,
changed occasionally, cured his Deafness,
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REV. w. SEHON-REv. EDWARD STE
NENSON

The following is verbatim copy Of . eertif-
cate now the possession Of the proprietor 81
Bulls sarsaparlla. Rev. f.. w Sehoa 10 wide
ly and generally known as an eloquent and &C.
eomplished pastor OF the NJ. 4. Church. ssd
Rev. Edward Steve nson has bee u kaown - So
OF the mos, talented and Jealous member that
the kentucky Conferences could boast st ter
many y~ars-and at this time Is fliisng tne h'ke
and responsible station Of agent 10: tbe NJ H-
Book Concern, South. Can the world produce
.-,,~, or more sstisfzctory testnosy N Saves
Of any medicine
LocBsvrLIK, May 20. lsl9.
We have used John Bulls SsSsspsSilIs. aa1
have known il to be used nth entire sstisfoe.
ZION; and We have NO hesitation in ssySsg tbse
we be lieve 1t 10 be a safe and valuable uedsea
compound, and calculated TO produce mseh go:
and relieve much su ffering; and therefore. weeSs
cheerfulIy and mosa earnestly recomoesS =
the afflicted
rEvENSOH.
For SALE Wholesale and retail, by
TUCKER & MANSFIELD, Ageeo:
Main street, Peoria. M
TAlso, at j. HowelIs e. Cos. Drsg os'
/ Richmond, Indiana ~,fv
| June 26, 1850.
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y very pectabIe and worthy citizen Of Mad
Ison county, Illinois. had II who had bee II
afflicted with This terrible disease for nearly two
Years ami the hap loInt was drawn conside rHbI y
out of pIacr. The doctors coult: do il good
and hc expected his only To be a cripple for
he. Ia his despair, he WAS induced TO the
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Fresh groceries, MCl11C10cS, &C.
WYE are receiving almost every week lots
!" Of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, by
CItize MS Cine innati line.
On hand a quantity Of Canvassed and other
Hama. put up for family use; also, Prime Lard
SC, SC. POE & SHUTE.
Richmond, March Is, 1850. l2f
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4 Desirable Residence for sale Oh

ENT. Having relinquished house keeping
Ia | offer for sale or rent, my dwelling house,
on the corner of Main and Green streets. The
house has seven rooms. Il wood house. stable.
carriage house. &c. The lot is 20 feet front on
Main street, by 300 Green. we'll set with
shrubbery. Inquire al the drag store.
JOS. HOWELI.S. Jr.
Richmond, May 22nd. 1850. oft
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lnn;s,naiory Issacum,ti>sn.

Thomas Barnett works at Rogers x Burk-
tie ads copper works; was cured perfectly Of an
obstinate attack OF thus acute and painful dis
ease, after irving doctors' options and 9th
tr remedies IN ,tili three DAYS
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4. q. q. r..

Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at :
o'clock. Hall in Lippencotts new building, OPP
posite the Huntington House.
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Just received aud Tor sale at IoWeT!s' Coz :
Drug Store, No. 4.
The following certificate will show that the y
have been duly appointed agents for the sale OF
the above medicines:
Richmond, Ia, hereby duly constituted
Agents for the sale Of Or. ID. Jayne's Grrbrat-
ed Family Medicines. ID. JAY Ne
Attest John X. w aiker, j ohm G.. Smith
Philadelphia, Nov. 21th, 1919" l2-tf