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Union IsTEIddGEscE AND GENERAL AGENCY
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goods. hey attention Of ssii friends and me
piece. Cloths jus, received in black brown blas
20 piece. embracing popular
10 pieces 5es, French doe.lin cashmere.
do medun,-pdcod DO DO
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French cahmercs In fifteen different patterns
Plain black, brown and olive siik vestnss
ss Ssss . ss;s.s so%p',s ss.o~'n
Together with almost article requisite gentlemen
Dec. s-saf '' cLxeErT. NEWTON. MAY Co
A NEW supply Of shawis. cioaks. ana sacn..-s,ran-
and citizens respectfully invited
q before purchasing We name the following decrp
rich embroidered French cioat. shapes.
10 plain cloak., richly trimmed
= = sn f,sSsa ', q. have,
q Hungarian long shawis, In rich coIors
= s hay sss DO d a. in new design.
100 medium and low priced wooden shswis
Also, rich cashmere long shawis
Dec. 5--A CLAGETT. NEWTON. MAY q CO.
CONTENTS Of American Almanac FOR Isso.--Eaec
" tons Of Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Officers Ea# Eif
Postmasters, Collectors, Naval Officers. tN.# .6.5
Indian Agents, Pension Agents, Land Officers.
Army List, Military Posts, Arscnsls, &c. ssesl t8
Navy List and Vessels English Navy, French Navy.
Marine Corps; Supreme Court Circuit Courts
Foreign Ministers and Consuis in the United States.
United Suites Ministers and ConsuIs abroad. efN
Titles and brief abstracts OF
last session Of Congress.
Mail Service and Revenues under new Postage Law
American Postage Atlantic Postage Postage
TO Oregon and California ~ + 1919 7717'
United sta,es Revenues and Expenditures sss
Imports and Exports for hfy-cieht years.
Debs Of the United States and of the
Public Lands, eaCoasts State Elections Governors, Popu
ton, slaves, Railroads. Immigration College,, Law Schools
medics schools Theological Schools, Tccaps, stnfes Of
Europe and British Colonies other matter, commercial
Political STATISTICAL HISTORICAL and Scientific, 100 extensive for
he limits of IN advertisement
~ closely printed pexsr price dollar; postage
o. me Unlled States only "a
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|Vrnrzyu0~CAnDa prsrsea plates engraved IN she
FEW hours notice, and visiting cardu
~ 1oo2 61nllv enu~1be1. By TAYLOR mAOnY,
Nov - Bookseller, IN n.
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BENHETT OLEmENTD,
.NSkGrv FGbNc, R0wstr Land FMstoa, and 0en9a
- oahS

CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services,
valid, revolutionary hafpay and wtdcws pensions, and
Is long service = clerk n the Treasury Department. and NOR
and agent, enables
with pompness and efficiency committed 70 bis
and His charges uniformly moderate. hiser
pected that correspondents will pay postage. 49,
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HALL OF liENEosIs ADELPHoN LoDGE,
2AA No. %, /. O. o. F.,
Hugc rstohrn. Ia Makch I. 1850.

At regular meeting of SAID Lodge, held the
9TH of March $50, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Que Of our number has been sud
denly called by tile inscrutable dis,,e nsa,ion Of
and whereas, some expression of our regard for
the deceased is cue to ourselves well as to
the memory Of our departed broiher-Ihereforc
Resolred, That the late WILLIAM '. DAVIS,
by his gentleInaniy deportIne mt and high moral
bearing, during his fellowship with US, won the
esteem and respect Of the members Of this in
sttution.
Resoired. That in the dece Sc of brother,
society has lost d useful memhcr-his family
faithful and devoted hcad-and H-neosiS Abel
phon Lodge, No. %, |. .. o. r., one OF her
most worthy and promising members.
ResotseA, That we deeply sympathise witt,
the bercaved relatives OF the deceased IN the II
rcparablc loss they have sustained
Rcsoirci That while sincerely deplorc
the death of who dcserveGly claimed our
regard, we bow subnissively to the will of our
Divine Author, from whom all have derived
ll,eir being, ana to whom all must surrender
the ir existence.
mourning thirty days.
Kesot ID, That copy Of these resolutions be
piy.n to the relatives of our deceased brother.
Rcsoired, That the editors of the papers of
this county be requested to publish these resolu-
tons.
JOHN a. JOHNSON, " &.
j G.. WOLF, !. e..
MORRISON BALDRInGE, Sscfy.
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Doc RACE WITH RArLRoAD.-M. A.
n craa: the railroad contractor, came
Ic.n from Springfield yesterday. and from
him we obtain what VIC hero relate. lie
said that at Morrow a green looking
hoosier got upon the cars. :ied large cur
dog he had with him to the iron stanchion
of The hindrnosi car, and deliberately took
his seat among the ladies'. Away boun-
dcd the iron horse with his usual speed. to
the no small wonderment Of the country
man. who had never ridden so fast before:
Arriving at Fosters Crossings he walked
back 10 take a look at his favoritc animal,
and his surprise may be imagined when he
found only the head Of the dog attached
10 the rope with which he had fastened
him. After being perfectly satisfied that
,hs, ..dog was dead" he merely uttered. y
..Well. this is the only critter that could
ever beat that dog runnin. Gin. Com.
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u A Rk RTE d.

On Tuesday last l2th inst. at the resi-
dcnce Of Mr. VIM l.. Brown. by the Rev.
G.. w Miller. Mr. Daniel j. Crawford. TO
Miss Mary Hoover: both Of this county.
-On Sabbath. the 81 inst, by the
Rev James Hill. Mr. Francis Warman. OF
this county. to Miss Charlotte r. Watt.
daughter of Vim. w att, Esq. OF Mon co
oh Sabbath. the 10th inst. by the
Rev. G.. w. Stafford. Mr.. J. S. Ward, OF
Randolph county. 10 Miss II. J. Cleavin-
ger Of this County
Oh the same day, by the same. Mr..
William Lacy. 10 Miss Nancy u. Freeman ,
both of this county
RIED.--On the l2th inst. at
Johnstown, Penn. Mr.. WN. w. AUSTIN
Of Richmond. Ind, to Miss HELEN WICK
ROY. Of the former place.
On the Ith inst, by James ~ Poe.
Esq. Mr.. HARVEY ii. BAKER. to Miss
ELIZABETH HURT, all Of this vicinity.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HHE Select School for young ladies in this
town, commenced new quarter on Mon
day the 18th inst. under the superinie ndance
Of Mrs. B. NJ SCorT, formerly Miss Rodge RS,
n teacher well known in this vicinity. The
terms of tuition reasonable, and she has
proved herself a competent teacher in the sever
al branches pretixed TO the following rates oftu-
ition:
Common English branches. $40 per quar-
Higher branches of Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, English Composition or Rhetoric, and
Mental Sciences, 81 90 extra per quar-.
French, Sl,O0 g
Drawing an Painting, 81 90 g I"
Those wishing TO take lessons in French or
Drawing who are not Inc mbers of the school
join either class and receive instruc each
day at the rate of S2,09 per quarter.
Should any persons wish to examine speci-
mems of Mrs SCOTS drawing, as well as Of
those who have been under her instruction the
six months past they can do so by calling at he
school room in the base mt of the VI. T.. Church.
Richmond, March 30, Ico0. l3-2w
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nlrctlnls Of Different hlno5.
RAIL -YOAD MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the Stock
holders in the Richmond and Miami Rail
Road Company, at the Warner Building
O,s Thursday. tlsc :2Sth instant.
at one o'clock, for the purpose of con-
sullins in regard to. and the determination
bv a vote, of said stock holders. the To-
cation of said road at The State line.
By order of the Board.
JOHN II. HUTTON, Sec'y.
Richmond. March 10Th. 1850. 1891
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yIr.. willard o., Cholera.

Mrs. Willard has published a pamphlet
20 provo that cholera is produced '.by
nitric and carbonic acid gases. occupying
This pamphlet. IS attracting much a'ien-
ton in the north and east. and has been
spread Ear aud wide Mrs Willard gives
several instances. where she effected n
cure on cholera patients. by placing them
in an upright position. with their faces
toward the wind. and then directing them
by violent artificial breathing 10 throw OF
from the Lungs the noNious gases, and in
bale III" pure oxygen. She SAYS the most
nsioniShingly satisfactory results were pro-
duc"d by this simple prescription the
patients showing immediate symptoms .ot
recovery though they were III collapsed
state when she went 10 them
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Ny wife had the rheumatism for 20 years,

My wife had the rheumatism for 30 years, du-
ring that time suffering such severe pain in ev-
cry part Of her body that she could never sleep
without taking large doses of opium; having no
appetite. was reduced to almost a skeleton; cv-
cry joint swollen greatly. and hands, knees and
neck covered with large Jumps; the cords hard
and contracted, SO that her arms legs and bod V
were so twisted and drawn, she was obliged to
lie in bed constantly. Daring 30 wears. she got
nothing to give any permanent relief till she
'r'ed u. e. Farrcll's Arabian Liniment; Of this
sue used hve bottles Of the Dollar size, and the
sweihngs have all gone. pain has entirely left,
sleeps sonnd'y, is more flcshy than ever she was
IN her life, and spins and sews all day. II any
one doubts this cure, he call at NV reside nee.
three miles from Peoria, Ills, and be satisfied
see advertisement SAMUEL ELSON
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jayne. Medicines.

4 large supply Of DR.. Jayno's Family Medi-
IA cincs. such
DIR. Jaync's Alternative.
. Tonic Vernifuge,
Car,natine Basain,
8 g Hair Tonic,
% Indian Hair Dye.
Sdnative Pills,
Just received and for sale at iIoweiis' < Co :
Drug Store, No. 1.
The following certificate will show that they
have been duly appointed agents for the sale of
the above medicines:
''Ihs is 10 certify that HowcIIs' & Co., of
Richmond, Ia, are hereby duly constituted
Agents for the sale Of Or. ID. Jayne's Crlebrat-
e Family Medicines. ID. JAYNE.
Attest John X. w ull.er, John G.. Smith.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27,h, loi9.'' Eft
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DEsSDE.

'l>IIE copartnership heretofore existing be-
j tween Benz. STRATUM and Thadeus w right,
and known the firm of Strattan & Wright, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and notes ali in the hands of Ben amin
Strattan who is TO settle up the old firm and to
whom all debts are to be paid.
BENZ. STRATTAN,
TiIADEUS WRIGHT.
The business will be continued by the under
signed, and the sctteme Mt Of the affairs of the
above firm devolves me, | reSpe ctiulIy but
earnestly request those Indebted to said firm, as
we'll TO myself inGiylduallv,} to come forward
and pun us far they can. | am fuiiy aware OF
the scarcity of money, and do not wish 10 ask
imposshities OF any onc but little assistance
from customers, before starting East to make
my Spring purchases, would be refy dcsiabtc,
and duty appreci0fed by mp-
BENJAMIN STRATTAN.
81! mo 9Th, 1850 ll-3w
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FRESH GROCERIES.
j llst Received :lt No. 10. Main -.
ri fJ}NOND yVDY4V1

II II. MOORMAN is now receiving and will
y constantly keep on hand, IA fresh supply Of
Family Groceries.
uch Coffee, Tea. Sugar, spices. Fish, Rice,
Cheese, Table and Common Salt. Mustard. Can
dies. Raisins, Indigo, Starch, Vinegar, Sc, &c.
Also, To bacco and Cigars of different varieties.
and CrOrkcry-yyarc.
He has also on hand a general assortment of
Quecnsware and Crockery ware. such is com
monty used.
Il:s rll ware and Ctltlcry.--A supply
Of Nails, ShoveIs, Trace Chains, &c, together
with assortment of Table cutlery can be
found at this establishment.
I'rOvi>iOms.--IIe keeps for sale Corn Meal,
Com, Oats, Dried Beef, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes,
and variety Of other articles in the Provision
line.
All the above articles will be sold as cheap
they can be bought at any other establishments
and warranted good. Give him call and
iud ge for yourselves.
Country Produce lille will purchase
all kinds of country produce, for which he will
pay the highest market price, either in Groceries
Cash.
Feb 6, 1850 7-3m
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IsAIL-IsOAD MEETING.

There will be a meeting in the Warnt r
Building on Thursday next. the 2lst inst,
at one o'clock. p NJ, for the purpose OF
considering the propriety OF constructing
a Rail Road from this place, by-the-way
Of the Valley Of Four Mile, TO Hamilton.
Several gentlemen from along the Propo-
sed line, will be present TO address the
meeting Our citizens are respectfully
requested to attend.
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TAlLOKING.

Nh undersigned would inform their fre nds
i and the public generally, that they are
prepared to make up all kinds Of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the r,ateri-
ais persons furnish their omn no'eyiots; and
beiD. now IN possession Of Genio T.. Scott s
Fail and w inter .slTions, and having the best
Of worhmen in their employ, they feel conf
dent that they cannot fail TO please all who
NAV favor them with their work.
JESnoP one door West Of Sioob's Hotel m
FARQUHAR & VICkERS.
Richmond, Nov. lc, lc49. 39-tf
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Of Candidates.

@Candidates, wishing their names
inserted in the Reveille, can be accommo-
dated by paying one dollar, if subscri-
bers to our paper, and if not. two dollars
will be required. In every instance. the
money must accompany the announce
ment.- Cambridge Reveille.
We endorse your platform, brother
Dormor.-( Palladium.
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Commentators Desccsra!m
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRlNClPLEO
VII L AIN Yls2


suci, is the use fainess. ide-spread repstation;
and immense demand for Dr.. Rogers Liveswes8
and Tar. that reckless and cruning impostes1,
regardless alike Of human sufsrrings snd eense:
quences, utterly lost to every feeling Of human
uy and virtue. are constantly attempting 20
counterfeit il. Aud we have been 20 Frequent
" called upon TO check these base and high
handed iraposi,ions.. that We feel in duty bosnd
TO warn aud protect the public against them oy
every means III our power. .
The s,tcmpt scme time sinrr by Professor -
Rogers; OF Cincinnati, We have stopped not
~ith>tanding his wealth and influence.
We now warn you against another Cesa&aS.
f'Her, the malicious cunning AUD reckless imDo.
ralty Of which must excite the ,ity and con.
tempt Of every honest man.
john I To.ani. IN the employ Of George ~:
Allen. Druggist of Cincinnati, has counterfeit
ed our label, "fosged the fac simil- Of Andrew
Rogers signatures" printed pamphlet wholly
false and certificates entirely fictitious. and is
sued Il medicine like unto the genuine ~ srte~-
nal appearance only.
We warn the public against this snfsnoss oss-
rage. this Toland having no responsibility AZ
stake, uncer TIA. assume. title of Doctor Toiands
= the nominal father o! the whole concern.
Wealth. reputation. aud high station, have
not withheld the a,uricicus and unprincipled.
not only in de hanre oil all law aud koiI-sty, to
teal and frauduIentiy appropriate our we'll
armed reputation, but regardless Of human life
aud suffering, by substituting their wretched
depriving the consumptive Of
medicine which IN all hu:nan probability might
ave their lives.
What contempt too titter'
What terms too harshf
Or punishmen mt too srvere'
$ il not fraud2 is il not theft is il not NrRpxAr
n high sense of outy compIs us To these pub
&c eNPositions OF knavery aud iinposture, our
'wn rghis are legally protected. and it is fov
he unwary and afflicted We feel ana write
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

n.rAr CAMBRInIE ClTY-Therc viii
be Temperance Meeting held at Cam
bridge City. on Friday evening. the :9th
instant. \ general attendance Of the
friends Of the good cause is respectfully
requested Rev &. w. MILLER of Rich
mond. and the Temperance Choir Of the
same place. will be present Come one
come all-friend and foe,
s.3N~-t1e CLARK Division. No. ;. Sons Of Tenn
IN ,crnncc,-J}-M Meet every Wednesday
a-IySS evening, at 64 oc'k.
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To Con trIct

SEALED proposals will be received Cor the
- grading and graveling of Marion street from
w alnut to Front; Also for the grading ma grav-
cling of Fifth street, from the Boston Pike to
station No %, until SATURDAY the 23t of March,
inst Proiiles and Specifications Of the work
may be seen at the store Of Scott y Co., from
and after the 18Th inst.
b. W. DAVIS, City Clerk.
Richmond, March q, 1880. ll-3w
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LIVE THEM DowN-.Calumnies' saws.
the New York Evangelist. are as old as
the race. Satan began them in Paradise
lie is the father oflies and Of liars. There
are different WAYS in which those who are
illuminated seek 10 put down the false
and injurious reports
Some prosecute their defamcrs. They
20 into civil court TO establish their in
nocencc. Perhaps this is sometimes ne
cessary; but it is n measure of doubtful
expcdiency. Some are at great pains 10
contradict all false runorS. The more no.
lice YOU take OF slandcrcrs. the more in
dustriously will they defamc you. They
are class Of persons who have very lit
tic character, and are right glad Of an OPP
por'uniiy 10 attrac, some notice, bv attack
ing those whose names are associated
with respect.
lis there not a far better wav than any
Of these: Not rendering evil for evil. nor
railing for railing: but con,rawise bless.
ing" lie, your life con,radic, their false.
hoods. and YOU will have no need 10 do.
fend your character. There is something
Christ-lke. when they who are reyiled re-.
vile no, again and when they bless those
who prosecute them. and say all manner
Of evil against them falsely. There is a
homeiy proverb, that ..hc who spitteth
against the wind spi,,eth in his own face. -
rs SO with him who spi,s venom acains,
the character ofthe innocent and viriuous.
All the assaults of his malice recoil on his
own head. II may cost some trial Of YOUR
patience, but that will be profitable ex.
ercise. Your name may. for brief sea-
son be under q cloud; but i, will shortly
appear brighter than before. Possess your
soul in patience, move quietly and s,eadi.
y onward in an upright way and fear no,
,ne evil which is aimed at you. "Who is
nc mat will harm you. il We be followers
o that which is good,''
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ADVER Using TERMS
THE
u N .

u Advertisements riH be eonsp,euousiy in
eyted in the -.PIuaiium'' attic foiiouiag rates:
One square of 2tines, to reeks, ------- 81 90
Each continuance, ----.------.------- %
One square for three months 30
twelve 6 0o
Three squares SIX months ---..-.-.- 6 90
Z" one year --.--.--------.-- 10. 90
Huf column six months 1890. 90
one year----- % 90
One column six months -----.----..--.---.-2 % 90
% one year 20 90
Professional card, not exceeding five lines.
for subscribe per 2 90
Do. for non-subscribers ---.---.------..-.3 90
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths when fur
nlshed by those Interested, when cnt over
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries. over six lines, are charged
30 cents per square for the oyerpius.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must he
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
tiseme hts inserted on the pecuniarv responsible
ty of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square " i'll invariably be cxacteJ
advance.
Yearly half yearly advertisers have the
privilege of changing their advertisement every
three months
have their names inserted for e dollar; those
paid invariably III advance.
Administrators advertisements, being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters of Admins
tration, expected TO be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect TO adhere strictly to the above
terms.
J>V. b. PALMER, is our Agent at New York
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Iocal Hlatters, Notices, ST.

ScuooL FUNDs-The amount of the
School Funds drawn from the County
Treasury for Township 10, Qaying south
of Main street) is as follows:
Interest on loans, S287 80
i" " Surplus Revenue. I22 SO
Rank Tax Fund, 8 AZ
Saline Fund, II
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\ Villainous fellow in one Of the west
crn counties Of Virginia. who had whip
ped his wife. was duckcd by party Of
youngsters; whrrcupon he sued for dam
ages. The jury. after retiring ten min
utcs. returned document TO the court in
tho form following. TO wit: '.Ierdicr Of the
jury-sarrcd linn right, John Simpson,
foreman
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North Carolina for the Union.

Recent letters from North Carolina,
give assurance that the people of TIE
"Norih State" are opposed 10 the mad
schemes of some of her representatives
to dissolve the Union. The people there
AS every where almost-arc for the
Union, and will stand firm in its defence
IAN able and leading statesman in North
Carolina. writes to the New York Courier
and Enquirer thus:
Efforts will be made 10 stir into ac-
iivity the elements Of diScord in Noril,
Carolina. AZ a distance you will only see
the thing in newspapers. ITe who are
here knom tht he appearance is dciu-
1rc-pEcEprivE. CT x PEOPLE ARE
NOT FOR DISUNlON WITH OR
WITHOUT PRONISO. But the lead
ers of the Wing party in North Carolina
are cowardlv, otherwise. before this time
our State would have made demonstrations
for the Union Internationally. They
are afraid OF losing the Governor! Rcck
oniny upon false estimate OF popular
patriotism. they ,emporisc with the demon
Of faction. forgetting tina, it is Of all others
the surest road to defeat More than half
the Democrats would fill up the places OF
the dcser,ers in a bold fight tor the Union y
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Union Literary institution.

TNHE Summer Session of this Institution
Il will commence. by the leave OF Prov nee,
on Monday the 9Th day of April next. to con-
tinue four months. Terms of boarding one dol
lar per week. twenty-fiv nts per week to be
paid in cash. the balance may be paid in work at
ordinary country prices, to be contracted for
with the Superintendent. Washing extra
Students must find their own bed, bedding, fuel
&c. Tuition 5 he rrtofore, viz:
Common branches, 1857
Second grade, 3,5o
Third grade, 5,25
Tuition must be paid in advance entering the
Institution. T.. TUCKER, Principal.
March %, 1850. I3-1w
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Just Received:

R00n LBS; NAILS;
eDOOO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges;
20 dozen door locks, white and dark mineTai
Knobs;
- dozen iatches, various patterns;
Window springs. surplus pins. bell knobhe, and
almost every article in the line Of Builders
Hardware, for saie by
FLETCHER & BENTON.
No oS corner Pearl and Main ST., one door west
Of Bank.
December 5, l64J. 81
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A WoHp OF CHEER wi

A WoRp OF CHEER Those who have used
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, IN
h-saiingly declare that il is the effic ious
medicine ever prepared for diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs, aud Liver. We, therefore, take
pleasure in directing attention TO the advertise
ment in another column For sale at Irwin
Reeds Drug Store, Richmond. Ind Beware Of
i counterfeit with Il yellow label.