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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

datlons, and aVoMNg expenses at HOS,
Returning passefgefs leave Baltimore on n
and Fridays, at4P M, and arrive at RichmoM1 f57l
next day about - M. 81
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore SIS So
Fare from Richmond to Pney Point, with the pri
yilege OF returning at any time during the season.
81 So "
Fare tor children under IL years Of age, half price.
Meals and state rooms for first class passengers extra
For farther particulars through tickets apply at The
Depot OF the R., F. d P. r. R. Co, to
VIM. II. ALLEN, Ticket Ag't.. Il
n, B-Forward cabin passengers and coored persons
will be conveyed by this line for total charge from
lodging '''i ieI 10
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HUBBARD, GARDNER A. CARTToN

UBBARD. GARDNER ~ CARLTON
IN No. III Main street, have received and are now
opening their FALL STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES
HATS, LEATHER &C., and offer for sale
Sooo cases comprising one of the largest and best Sc
leced stocks they have ever had Also,
300 sides Sole Leather, Of all qualities.
ioo dozen Cali Skins, from the most approved man
ufacturers ~
5000 lbs Shoe Thread Of all qualities.
With large assortment OF Travelling and Pack inc
Trunks, Writing Letter and Wrapping Paper
The above were bought on most favorable terms
and we invite our friends and buyers to call and ex
70 SELL 81 l0--eo6t
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10 IS WILLIAM P. PARISH & co.

fSsSss ZEE ysEs EHszzH5zz4E1 VIRGINIA CEN
Af ~ ~ -. TRIAL RAIL-ROAD--
lhs road IS now completed for the transportation of
passengers to charlottesville; the arrive going West
light.
On and after the Sa July Freghkwillh be transports
ed to and from Richmond.
&c. R.zMASON, Sup't
NIB On the 9th July. freight will be- receiN ed at
Charlottesville fOr f(lcETlOntfSS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

EBoRFER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have
= on hand and ready for delivery, large supply Of
Trays celebrated Philadelphia Porter and Pale Ale
n quart and pint bottles; also, Champagne Cider care
Iuiiy packed by an experienced hand City and coun-
ny merchants Will please give call private tamil
mes can nave 1t sent to any part of the city.
pY4cCu j. d F. CLENDINING
for sale. mv2
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seIO

Va used Bakers Premium Btters in nv family. /
wish TO inform the public OF the benefits derived from
them. My wife has suffered three or four years with
Inc dyspepsia her stomach seemed to be nearly destroy
ed AT times he would say TO me- am SO weak | can
not live. m us die, then purchased bottle of this
tonic OF the proprietor on Union Hill, Richmond Va.
when soon gave tone 10 the stomach and by the use of
three bottles the disease seemed to be entirely cured
Next, my little child, nine months old was very low
with violent dysenery, and after all prescriptions had
iaIed, my wife, with al confidence in the bters COM
tie white sugar, which restored the child to perfect
health IN a few days. | would advise all suffering with
the same diseases to use the above tonic as certain
remedy THOMAS J. MELTON
Hanover county, August 20, 1850
10 be had of A. Bodeker, C. Bennett & Co, a Du.
VAL Purcell, Laid d Co. Main street. and at j. Blars
Broad street. on %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

fSfa Sssss EEsg FOX THE VIRGIN
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-By THE
QUICKEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE RoUTE-T,co lines
ct stages from Charlottesville. Passengers from
Charlottesville, Lynchburg.. Stanton and the Vr-
GINA Springs. are hereby informed that the Cars for
charlottesville leave the Junction daily at 81 A. M,
and arrive In Charlottesville by o'clock, where they
dine, and proceed the evening Those destined
TOR Lynchburg leave the Junction on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday and arrive in Lynchburg to dinner
next day without night travel
fa r. from Junction to charlottesville. ....S4 90
10 90 do Lynchburg. ........ 90
Do do do Staunton. so
S, For tickets, apply to Captain on board the cars of
Virginia Central Railroad at Junction.
g. r. MASON Agent Transportation
PERSONS going by this route the Springs leave Rich
mond alter breakfast and arrive at the White Sulphur
on the third day. being assured Of the quickest time the
least night travelling, and best accommodation OF every
kind as there two lines between Charlottesville and
the Springs Passengers for Richmond will go by the
morning train OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Company, except on Sundays, when they will
ave to take the evening train from the Junction.
Those going North will be at the Junction in time to
breakfast, and take the Northern at 9 o'clock
G. r. MASON,
auZ Apent
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

az AGLAND n BROTHERS, GROCERS
Nc. Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS. at n Fl
Ragland's old stand opposite the Banks-Keep con-
sIaatiy on hand general assortment of Groceries,
WINES and Liquors excepted which will be sold for
eash, or TO pnctuaf customers, at the lowest rates
No pains will bespared to give satisfaction to those
who may favor us with their custom or consignments
OF Produce Having Lumber-house on the Basin
oank we are enabled to store Produce or Goods COM
ing down the canal, free of drayage
n: II. RAGLAND, IT, p..,,
90 VIM. 2 RAGLAND, : richmond
Sc j, A RAGT.AND e co Coo++Sn;lIa
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fs{s ssgs W. EEEzEEEEEszzEra NOTICE TO TasA.
49, 9 - w siizzg VELLERS BETWEEN

OlNi ftiyD VIHIINIA SPRINFIE,
&c.-The VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS
COMPANY having declined the formation OF through
tcketto the Virginia Springs altogether and between
Richmond and Staunton, unless the passengerin each
case ,c take it By the stage line no,o in eperatioa
bet,ceen Richmond and the Eastern terminus of the
sand Railroad the undersigned have arranged ticket
with the road OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Company, on the following terms
Between Richmond and Wavneshnrnnnh a6 u
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

GAYLER'S SALAMANDER SAFES.-
~ Merchants and others in want of superior Fire
froof Safes can have them made and finished to any
size and pattern, by application to the manufacturers
agents for Virginia, MORRIS g. BR OTHER.
:, REFERENCES Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, c. w. Purcell & Co., J. w. Maury, A. T.
Harris, Brooks & Bell, W. & f. p Carpenter 4
Co., J. Il. Grant q Co., Warwick & Brothers, and
Jno c. Hobson, Esq. ie i
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Office Rich'd, Fred'g. and r. R r. Co.
s Richmond, June 9Th, 1850. ie 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

E1AINIs FAININ.--Chrome Green dry and 10
u oil, Paris do do do. Imperial do in OIL black
Spts Turpentne, Venetian Red, prime English Chrome
Yellow Spanish Brown, lena d Sienna, Turkey
TIMBER; Japan, Varnish, Blakes Patent Fire Proof
Paint; Linseed Oil, Paint Brushes; Blenders Steel
Graning Combs, complete sets, and large and well
assorted stock of French and American Window Gass,
OF single and double thickness
All for sale at low prices bv
au29 % Me- 80, :, D.u ~ s VI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-03

TUNO fOUSEh EEIsEKS.-PulverIzed Corn
n Starch for making Puddings, Cakes ard Gus
tards. supply of this valuable article, with full d.
rectons for using receiving and for sale BY
ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
% l47 Main street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

When Mary and I wero married. were
young and foolish. for We had nothing to be mar
RED with; but Mary was delicate. and thought
] could take care Of her best. knew had a
strong arm and a brave heart to depend upon.
We rented n chamber and went 10 house keep
ing. We got together little furniture-a Ia
Bile, beGstead, dishes--but our money failed US
before We Dough, the chairs. l told Mary she
must turn up the Tub, for could not run in
debt. No. no. II was not long before our rich
neighbor. Mrs. Nj. found out. and kindly
enough supplied us-half dozen chairs added
" our stock. They were old ones. TO be sure.
but answered just as well for shall never
forget the face those chairs put upon our snug
little quarters--they never looked just right be-
fore. The tables turned with Mrs. Nj.
aud mo now. She has turned poor widow .bu,
che shall never want while l have any thing.
never.--crisd the OLD man. with a beamng face,
IL don't forget those oil chairs
All, now the secret was out. II was the in
tsfest Of the old chairs which maintained the
poor widow. She WAS living upon the Interest,
and compound interest Of = little friendly act
done ysars be fore, and II suffced for herself aud
daughter
How beautiful it is to see how God blesses the
operation Of his great moral law, "love thy
neighbor," and We would oftener see it, could
We look into the hidden path of life. and find
that il is not sclfinteres,, nor riches. fame,
that binds heart TO heart The simple power Of
friendly acts can do far more than they. /, is
these, the friendly acts, the neighboriy kind
sess, the Christian sympathy Of one towards an
ether. which robs wealth of its power to curse,
extract the bitter from the cup Of sorrow, AID
open wells Of glad ness in destitute houses. We
do not always see the golden links shinin. in
the ehsin Of human events, but they are there,
and happy 10 be who feels their gentle but ire
sistiblo influence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

FE<HE undersigned respectfully informs tiIe
people OF tae G;y OF Richmond and sur.
rounding country, tilat he has opened Tie above
business IN
srARG,.s ROW. No. So. N.Y. sTEs-,T--T,
HIS stock consists. in rert. e Nc.asSes: Leaf,
Crushed and Brown Se-srs: Ioun- H>son.
Imperial, Gun Powder aHa Block Ieas--frc;n
81. cents 10 = = III; Rio ann rec Labor CO.,
fee: Chocolate ground ard uu-crouns. Pepper.
AliSpice. Cinnamon ana Cloves: Ginger. :, at
me cs Window Glass: StsTch. SaieretuS. Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco Cigars
SNIFF Vinegar. Soap, CANDLES, iuaI-a. shoe ara
scrub Brushes Coraace- Fish. " ash Bears.
Buckets. Churns ana Basaets; Brocess. W oos-
Saws. ShoveIs PitchFoTks HatchetS, Pocket
Knives and variety Of Fancy Notions: Candle
Wick. Batting: Elrtten. stone. yellow auo
Rockingham Ware--cHEaP. haullawa a Nd Lake
salt, Raisias Figs. Powder. Lead. Slot. O lasx
lars Salts. Dried Beef, Peaches and Apples.
Bacon. Candies. Cheese, Crackers. Caaes, &c
u=Salt. Cheese. Teas, Pepper. Aiispice, Gu
narnon. Starch ana Canoy, al wholesale.
He is prepared to furnish his customers with
GROCERIES, on GOOD TERMS: ana viii sell
anv thing in his line CHEAP for CAsH or appro-
we'd Cor~7Rr PRoprcE- \ reasonable price will
De given for all available Produce
TFLoUR. Cosx-ME.L-, CozS. Oars, GROUND
FEED, AFPLEs. PoraToEs and other 70 vegetables,
are KEEP. for sale at No. 50.
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, 10Th mo. 3is:. 1919 45tf
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THE NATlOSAL.

that he has put the House, well : the whole
eStablis meut, in first rate ord for the accom-
moe alton ofthe travelling public, with the deter
mination that lie VIII not be outdone the
west for kind and close attention to those thai
may favor him with call No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and eujoyment of his
gucsts.-In short. he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house. and make every per
that calls on him at home. His charge snail
be as low any house of the kind i'll the west
no man shall 60 away dissatisfied if in his pow :
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favors.
he hopes TO be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor Will be thankfully re-
ccived, and in his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1880. 43-'i5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
D h. S " VINES
compound syrup OF Wild berry!
prcr unfR 25,h,

f'eyIH mas ytlfruyrsI m
go
bfc, Ma" 2''h, y y.
HT StHyh: i'faT ~ --ii"NihR e""""eAe"
seVsfe f"t.' va IN H"''r" upon '.S '"nR.. ~
t@hs't " "a q N''''"' ''E'' ~ :" ~, 80 ",'
hir"e'' ''''''"I'N q h'.H'h'ig. ! VIZ ''f n"."''
~ - -, atar,,,,,, ~ a. ~,
.lceea fort,ra IL ny lungs and made its way
,Lr,t,-i NV side ana dt-rh trped large quantities
of i1u~s cxterna}lv. that my phy s,cian thought
ia 80. functions If of my lungs w-rs
iotai4y royed--th-rcf"re ~"rro-rd the cass
ehff"ty hopeless lhi~ uoariini stat" oil things
continues for "A long time, untii was wa-i-d
and warn to a skeleton. had trled a number
ct r'.'neHirs, but all faded 10 d" any good. But
h."re stIil h"ttg spark Of hope lett With me
AMI my anxious parents aud having heart efthe
great virtues of Your COMPOUND SYRUP
pt v lid CHERRY, ana 1t beiug approved
Of IL physicians 81 the first eninence. con-
claa~d t. make trial Of IT, and 10 my great sat
,~iictjoa. my congh gradually grew better. the
haPPS t. say. from poor aud almost hopeless
skeleton, hav. become healthy aud weigh more
thaa ever have All my heiehbor- can testify
IN tie above i1cis Abraham HuNscKfs.
Two fntirs lForn saippackYiiie, Skippaek Town.
ship, Pa
DR J. II. ELLISON Frankfort XIV, savs:--i
was induced from Il failure OF the most potent
LsPsetoran't r"coniine ndrd ia our Mater'a Med
" - - "'.'1S'" '.""e = :" -.
Is flse.:eit 10 say TIL, uas 80 much, pleased
- ts.i iho re-nii Of taat and subsequent trials.
'''a' no" pf"sef'pe Al :" preference 10 al o'h-
1900. r., ,'.af,, ~ :. a.. e.,
patent Medicine ever thought enough Of 10
express a1 opinion IN writing.
BIZ" ARE OF EXPOSITION.
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BATHING IN THE DEAD SEA -Abou, s.

morning reached the shore. was cesirous of
ascertaining the truth OF the assertion, that
"nothing sinks in the Dead Sea" | swan a
consid RAJ bic distance from the shore and about
four yards from the beach / was beyond my
depth; the water the coolest ever felt, the
taste most Getestable: it that of a solution OF
nitre mixed with IN infusion Of quassia. Its buoy
ancy found to be far greater than that Of any
sea I ever swan in not excepting the Euxine
which is extremely salt. l could lie like log
on the surface without stirring hand or foot as
long as l chose, and with good deal Of exertion
l could Just dive sufficiently deep to cover all
nv body but I was again thrown upon the sur
face in spite Of my enteavors 10 descend lower.
fMadGen's Tr9rels
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

Is constantly eileet!ng cures OF the utmost in.
pcftauce. The most tucreduieus are eontfa.
cec-;he most iatth.ess Compiled 10 believe
the po ana sEta- OF ,hss great remedy
Ii j. universally admitted 10 hc the most ven
deriai combination known 10 the weird, for the
tfhaee1afe rttsct Of disease and pam. IL never
fans while there remains suhs. life restore
a natural aud healthy action TO the capillary
sells III thc body, and tqnalisc the circulation OF
the bieod Bv this means, controlling power
j. gained over the most malignant forms Of ets-
ease. " hich cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such Is the power OF this combination
ihnt Il pc ;:ates 10 every portion OF the human
frame; every bone and muscle, VEN. nerve and
i,sratHsnt IL scart he'd opt, ahG made sensible OF
~ purIft fug atd heating influence Hence -
ccpts readily 9Th Internal as external DIS
.r.s. Numerous instances are record where
ih.s REM. ~ hiss restored health 10 patients 30
near lie grave that The most powerful internal
remedies taird 10 nrcaucc any effect. Surh has
frequently been the case IA EXPLANATION
oi la. BOW ~ .~--no patient ever need die OF
lhs disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
O., obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known
as tire PUTRID cry SiPELAS can always be
cured ~ this remedy. For EXPLANATORY
GHET NATfSN. this ointme Mt is the most COM
,la L. remedy ever prepared. In 80 cases cut OF
lpH Il ~ afford entire relief To the worst cases
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. Fer
nervous diseases this remedy IS OF inmen e VAL
Ne Affections OF the Spine, Rheumatism. Lame
ness ( icerltei Sore Throat, bronchitis. fleurt'
sy Craup Chotic, Cholera Norhus, Ague IN the
Face ar Breast. nnrn~. Scaid Head. Scrofula.
: III nheum. frvslprlas. lntlaned Eyes, Fever
sores, &c, VIII la immediately relieved by the
The n-e IF thi> remedy.
J. For further particulars and testimoni 81
Sea. II ifupiilcts left with each agent.
Tor safe by IRWIN REED. Only Agent for
q. h4noid where It can he had Wholesale and
retail Frice - Cenfs u Bottie.
Richmond. May q. l~i9. 2o:yr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

nOHSEY'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE
L. remedy unsurpassed for espeling ,rornas
warranted TO contan nothing of poisonous
character. bat is simple its action and safe in
its application. | have Just received FRESH
SUPPLY OF the above valuable medicine which
am prepared to sell By the single bottle dog.
country merchants can obtain il here. BY the
dozen or gross. Call at u No p, opposite the
Bank, at the Store of JOHN HAINES.
Richmond, Sd mo. 18th, 1850.
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ID a INA ZIP R x q
THE CHlLD,s DREAM.
EY WILLIAM BARR.

TIE NE
Ey WILLIAM BARB.
o, stay by my couch tonight mo'he''
And sing me some beautiful song;
70, I faiu would dream as dreamed last night, i
And my eyes would gaze on that wondrou' s'gh''
Amid the Archaneel throng
dreamed tina, roamed las, night. mother.
Altar. ia some beautiful land:
Bright spirits Of light on their shining piumes,
Where sunlight no longer that land i!iumes.
There lowered in shining bands
Bright forms on their dazzling wings. mother.
Went by ON their flaming round;
And trembied the cords of their golden iyres'
And anihe ms Of praise FROM the heavenly choirs'
Through the stdr-lit courts Tesound.
And happier forms were these mother
Than bloom in this time bound sphere;
And ,l,s .wel,ing acclaim OF that blood -washed
throng.
Ar they chanted the strains Ct the heavenly song
There fell on my rsptured ear
And sweet sister Emma was there, mother,
A. fair a. an angel of light;
ebe stood in tho ranks Of that angel throng,
And chanted tho notes Of the seraPhim's song:
A cherub sereneIy bright
And she sang the song we sang, mother.
Together, that lonesome night
Her voice vas as sweet as a seraph's tongue.
Ina, high in the arches Of glory rung,
Enrobed in celestial white.
] thought Of the long. long night, mother.
We sat by her dying bed;
And saw the tear in your mourniul eye
As dying-"sweet mother, good bye, good bye,
ia meet you in heayen"-she said
o. there was no misery there, mother.
Away in that beautiful land:
No sun " it'll its blazing fame vas hero.
No angry howl Of the wintry air.
Envenomed its zephyrs bland.
She quilted the blazing ranks, mother,
And quick to me, Fastening Sped
And the shining curls OF her golden hair.
Streamed pla fully out on the fragrant air.
A. swestly, dear mother, she said:
30 come to these love-it realms, Anna.
And strike an angels Tyre:
Cons bask in the beams OF a nghtless home;
Thro' its changeless bowers well sweetly roam
And Join in the heavenly choir"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

4 Quantity of Illinois HoNEY.-sIso a
"A general assor mt of Botanic Medicines,
prepared by Andrew Hampton, for sale at No
so Starr Row, ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, LIST mo. %. 1850. 2:tf
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HIDE THEM Axy Az.

ny ANN PAGE.
Hide them, O hide them all away
HE cap and little frock;
And take from out my aching sight
Yon curling golden lock:
All! once il waved upon his brow
70 torture mo anew
Lowe not 90 dear q token here
Ye know not what 20 do!
Last night the moon came i'll my rooms
And Oh my bed did lie;
I woke, and in the silver light
thought heard him cry.
I leaned towards the little crib.
The curtain drew aside.
Before, half sleeping. bethought
Me, that my boy had died.
Take them away! cannot look
On auyht that breathes Of him.
o, take away the silver cup,
His lips have touched the brim.
Take tho straw hat from off the WALL
,Tis wreathed with withered flowers;
49, --.."s caves 90 Whisper ."-.
or all the loved lost hours.
The rattle, with its music bells
o. do not let them sound.
The dumped hand that grasped them once
IL sold beneath the ground.
Jns willow wagon OIL the lawn,
Through all my tears So
Roll it away, o! r."..y ro'i'
1t 10 an aEony.
His shoes are in the corner, nurse,
His little feet no more
Will patter like the falling rain.
Fast up and down the floor.
And turn that picture 10 tho wall
His loving, mournful eye
u piercing through my very heart.
Again see him die:
o, anguish. how he gazed ON mo
When painted out his breath.
I never, never knew before
How terrible was death.
My boy-my own-my only QUE
Art thou forever Gonel
o God. help me to bear the stroke
That leaves me all alone:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
Law Reform.

We commend the flowing 10 the members
OF the New Constitutional Convention. which
the knIcAerbocker says is a specimen of the
brief manner in which an issue made up un-
der the new New Iork coGe. Ii Is an aamira-
bic specimen OF pleading il short:
sUFRENE COURT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10
BOOK 4 PAPER WAREHOUSE
Wrapping and Printing
II 4 T. y -

EO\NET BOARDS, &c. &c.
in "a word, EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO De FOUND in such establishment; and
he - determine" ->at TO be unlersoiG by any
Book Store est OF r MENDENHALa.
Richmond, Dec. -, lSi9. 3oti
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n q II &c E.

IT7fiE stockhoid~ in the Richmond BsssiGe
snd Turnpike Company, will take ne1ee
that thu lst insta.nIenf Of five dollars on esce
share MS cue aud payable the 18th Asg-
l-49, and the remaining twenty dollars - psy1
bile IN four equal Insismsn'- Of ninety ssys
zach, VIZ: 18th Nov, IcS9-I5ih Feb, lsoo-
18th June, 1880 and 18th Aug. I-.sI
JOHN H. HUTTON, See'y
Feb 6, l-50- III
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A lover wishing to concentrate his ardor into
ene b0rst Of passion, exclaimed: .'Oh, Sarah,
EEL towards VOC just like the bur ming hnsh that
Moses saw-I'm eli sire. but amt consumed
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New Goods: still ;,rriy ing ut 40. II,
Main Sfreet, Richmond IL.
~ASsF .f.ys'EHxEUI r.snecrf,{lz.

- informs his old customers and the public
generally, thai he is stilf receiving from Phita-
de phia, aud opening (; his old stand, FIRES II
SUPPLIES Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
ALso,-Cuflery, QHeeas,rare, Hariu4re, Glass.
Nails. Waite LeIa, on, Groceries, DC.
S.if 4 large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
w ana SL!PrEBS, which can andwili be
sold at 10" prices. ALso,-An assortment of
pAR.soI.s and UMBRELLAS.
uI-He would again invite the public to ex-
animation oil his GOODS, he feels contide nj
none can undcrseli him without sacrifice. or
the truth of the statetne ut CALI and SEE.
1FWiIEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS,
n dcma nd at all times; for which viii be paid
the highest market-price in Cash Gods.
GJ-CoTST .EODUC taken in
exchange for G ooGs.-g1}
RICHMOND. March 49, 1850. l1f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-10

for the radical cure of Hernia or Rapture.
"A Truss that IS q Truss The latest patent.
and the only ore approved hv highest neoicaI
notwithstanding radically with a success total
" unrivaiied Med Journal
The springs will not rust, Each Truss is ac-
With neat little work on the radical
cure OF Hernia, containing full Illustrations OF
the disease. nufn.T ous recomme udafions ert f.
Gates, &c. together with directions for thu appIi-
cation Of the instrument. You need buy bit one
1T ar;I care gou,
Richmond, March l3, 1850. 4S-,f