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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
E 4 L r.. PEARIS & BROCkWAY "a Si sSsSss''
SACRAMENTO CITY.
GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
7 IBERAL ADVANCES made on cons!gnments, and al
lIasepcy business promptly attended TO. Refer 10
B. A. FIHsEsTocK l. Co. New-York.
carp l. YOUNG. Philadelphia.
c. q. HussEY, y. NJ HOWE, WILLIAM LAsIMER, IT. Il.
HEAzIEToY Pittsburgh. myS ON
JOHN CURREY,
ATTORNEY AND.OOUNSELL0R-AT
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
DEFERENCES-Hon. Albert lockwood, Sing Sing,
Inn Y: Hon. William Nelson, Peckskill N T.; Isaac
Seymour PsekskiL N. T.; Merritt Ely Co, Gilbert,
Cobb Johnson, J. A. Lowery, John A. g. Gray Co.
New.York City George Lesley, Troy, N. Y. alO Smc
HALVES & ROSE
COUNsELLORs AT Law,
5an Prsncisco, California ns tms
KEgERENCEs-Hon. B. y Butler. L. h. Owen, ESQ.
COWELL & BUOKELEW,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JOHN c :oS sfANciSco o 5oHS sTckrLnw
w. CARPENTER l. Co. New. York City.
BR BucxELEw. San Frsucisco. If3ms
GOLD WEIGHTS FOR CALIFORNIA, manufsc.
VI and for sale by the subscribers Complete sets
Of Troy weights from dwt. To o. nicely adjusted by
correct standard. DIETZ, BROTHER l. co.
al9 I'm lS9 WniamSt washington Stores
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20

US improve our morals and our habits. Let
us practice frugali.y, industry, economy:
and apply our savings and our earnings libe-
rally 10 the improvement Of our lands, and
soon we shall see the happiesi change come
over the face of everything around US
Soon we shall see no more Of barren heath S
and deserted abodes, but plenty, richness
and verdure will smile on every side. We
shall see too "a sturdy, independent, high
spirited race ofmen, 2rosperously and happi
ly pursuing our honorable calling, with pure
hearts, clea heads, and souls in harmony
with the great ends of God in their crea-
lion.
Mr.. President, you and ], and few of
our former boon companions around US now,
and known by their whi,ened locks, have
reached the summit of the bill Of life. Worse
than that, sir, we are already descending.--
We have assembled that hill together, sir, or
at least mostly in sight Of each other. Now,
as we totter down, sir, how pleasant it is
to see signs of the happy change ! have
pointed out. And, o, sir f.! how contented-
ly would we not 60 to our last sleep al the
foot Of that hill, were our parting days, as
] trust they will be, checsed with the sight
Of the onward and still increasing progress
Of that change.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20
NEW GOODS
AT THE
NEW STORE IN PORT TOBACCO,

NEW STORE IN PORT TOBACCO.
HAVING opened new stock Of Goods
III in the store house on the Public Square,
opposite the residence Of Dr.. F. H. WILLS,
the undersigned take this method TO make
it known TO the public, so that those in want
of Cheap and Desirable Goods may no. 60
amiss to find them. Such as
Cotton Calicoes Muslins, Cashmers, DIFF
ferent kinds Of mems clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Babies Slippers and Lace Boots; Children's
Lace Boots, Hats, Caps Of different kinds.
Also, Sugar, Coffee Tea, Liquors, of ell
kinds, Cheese, Butter, Lard, Soap, Candles
Salt, Mackerel, SC.
Also, Tin and Crockery ware. All Of
which will be sold on as good terms as they
can be bought in Port Tobacco.
KING s. NORRIS.
Port Tobacco, Nov. ID, 1850,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20
MARYLAND REFORM CONVENTION
ANNAPOLIS. Nov 9, 1850.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 9, 1850.
The Convention assembled, and was
opened with Prayer.
ton proceeded to vote 18Th and 18th time
for presiding officer, with the following
result. each time: Whole number 90, nece<-
sary TO choice 50. Chapman had AS,
Howard AZ, Ridgely 2, Grason l.
Mr.. Jenifer read a preamble and resolu-
ton to adjourn sine die, as the bona 6de
expression of his opinion, and said he would
renew it every day snd demand vote up
on it until it should be passed or an organi-
cation effected.
After some remarks by Mr.. T. F. Bowie,
Mr.. Jeniier said he would so amend the re-
solution, as, that instead of adjourning sine
die, the members Of the Convention resign,
to allow the people to elect others in their
stead.
Nov. II, 1850.
After the proceedings of Saturday were
read, the Convention made the 17Ih, 18Th
and 18th trial to elect President, but with
out succeeding.
Several unsuccessful motions were made
tot day, and after much debate The Conven-
ton adjourned al 4 O'Clock.
Nov. IL, 1850.
The Convention again proceeded 10 vote
for President, and having made the ooh,
21s,, 22d and 23d trial, Judge Chambers
proposed tina, q. the next trial the person
having the highes, number of votes be de-
clared President, which proposition was
disagreed TO.
Mr.. Brent, of Baltimore, offered to amend
so as to extend the provisions of the resolu-
ton proposed by Judge Chambers to the
second trial; which was agreed to.
The Convention then voted 24h time
as follows: Chapman 43, Johnson 36
Lloyd 10, McLane 2, Howard B. Whole
number 94-4S necessary.
| The Convention then proceeded to the
twenty fifth and last trial, which resulted as
follows: Chapman As, Johnson 43, Lloyd
5, McLane |. Whole number g.
i. was then resolved unanimously, tina,
the Hon. John G. Chapman be declared
! duly elected President OF the Convention.
He was then conducted to the chair and
returned thanks to the Convention when
he concluded, it adjourned.
Nov. Is, 1850.
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjourn
meni, the Hon. John G. Chapman, Presl-
dent, in the chair. The session was open
ed with prayer.
Mr.. Bowie moved tina. George G. Brewer
be appointed Secretary and Washington G
Chichester Assis,an, Secretary to the Con-
ven!ion.
Mr. Spencer moved TO strike out the names
Of Brewer and Chichester and insert John
N. Watkins and Henry Thomas, which was
rejected. and Mr.. Bowie's motion max Ing
Brewer and Chichester the Secretaries, was
agreed to.
Mr.. Jenifer then offered a resolution
to appoint committee TO report what me-
,hod is most expedient to bring before The
Convention amendments to the Constitution
Mr.. Blackstone was abou, 10 Offer sub
s,iute, when, on motion,
The Convention adjourned.
Nov IA, 1850,
Several motions were made 10 procure
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20

The State Reform Convention succeeded on the
18th instant, upon the twenty-ffth trial. in elect
ing President, the Hon. ]. G. CHAPMAN being
chosen. The Convention, it is believed will have
a long session. 1t will be seen that the proceed
ings have become more interesting since the or
ganization. We intend hereafter to give more
extended reports of the doings of this body.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20

The Address of Col. MEnn1cK, which occupies
$50 large portion of our paper this week, will well
repay the agricultural reader for perusal on ac-
count of the forcible and eloquent manner in which
plain and practical truths presented. In our
opinion, it is just such an address the farmer
will consider valuable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-20
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1850.

We compelled to omit this week some mat
ter which would be pleased to insert
Those who disappointed will understand the
cause by observing the crowded state of COL
umns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

"a FACT WoRrH KNOWING Under
49,. mad the True Union, Of St. Louis
,ublishes the following from IAN authentic
..ource.'' lf it should prove equal TO It's
.,ofrs,on. we have several silvery headed
c,;eods who would like to avail themselves
..f .,cb a convenient mode of being ''done
h,own." or most any other color.
"a distinguished General (Twiggs.l
rc,urned from the Mexican war covered
With glory f1e had. however. two marks
,of hard service which laurels could not
A;de-as they did Cesar badness. One
va, q head as white as wool; and the
o..er a cutaneous eruption on his tore
head. For the latter he was advised 10
try . mixture Of sulphur, and sugar OF
Head, and rose water.--ln applying ~
'soms ofth. mixture moi stoned IN mar 0 }
hi, forehead and after awhile this part oi
his hair. resumed il. original color. lie
then applied the mixture to all his haIr'
and il all b"can.. anI is now. OF u
primitive sandy hue lie communicated
line fact 10 some of his friends IN Wash
Enthusiastically 10 some ex-m"fnb"rs
VIII, are wilowers and seeking pr"'ermrnt
and il has been tounI efilcaciOu, IN
every instance. III does not dye the hair.
but seems to operate upon the roots, and
restore the original color
The recipe is as f"llots:--l drachm
Lac Sulphur; drachm Sugar Of Lea /;
3 ounces Rose Water; mix them: SINK"
the phal on using the mixture. AMI , itn.
the hair twice day for IA week. or longer
il necessary"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

Governor W alker. ii is stated. will soon
call an extra session OF the Legislature OF
louisiana in order 10 m. Ike some provis-
ION, during the low water of the summer
ind tall for the projection Of the plania-
lions OF that State from overiiows of the
river. which durin. the past NO years are
said TO have been more destructive to
the prosperity of Louisiana than the
ravages Of an invading army"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
MILTON, IA, Aurus,.is5l.


:. w. the unicr-ignrd. farmers AMI Others OF
Nitoh. AMI victHitv. hive eNiiuin-d N-ssrS.
mari " SrniNs Eupir- Steel Piows. both r. ht
'ai i"it-h tnirI. aui nave also Witnessed the
p-fofnn nee oi 81 ~ of them ~ >iubplr round
a't also ~ 50 I. both with two aud thr-- horses
''ea>i, m are >i;isii u ~ Il they conhur unr,.
up ovcIii"His u, III "ih-r Pow with wi,ic h
Jar" atq 'rntrt. aui consi-'-r them sup-.-
.e' % any Piov now j.. Tor general Farm.
,,SP'r"@rs We the ol,er trIous OF
article s ~
H. Moore, Gideon Myers. Nord.c,i HAT,
HIT. B-"aI. w. Hiatt. Sii,~ tI,ur.
IN. k-rsin"r. Milton Murphry R.h.,, Bnrk
w" H"rPh'v VIM. Wright. O,hn,-, Reese,
IN" rrrgn-on. Baz rl'rI i'rrson James Fr.x.-
James Wiiii,.ns
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
briggs Il Carpenters Patent 'yray-
Cling I'llr:asiain: N:lClaiale.

upon which the pate ut right expired ia Marc h
la>f, and application having been n,de for re-
Hrwai, oifici" information has been received Of
Is rejection by the Patent etiic-. Department j
Ih-y would s-y 10 the pubic TINT they have
yott u a. ent.rr ness set OF Patterns tor this
mace sich ti.ey are hu.l,inc. ana ttIav think
in tact Will abolish the objections heretofore
t!r~e to K.
The Proprietors Of the SPSING FOCSDE-
Ri ar Practical Mechanics, ann have had much
-Npefi"Ere IN binding Ihrh-hing u ,riincs.--
h.N hay" facilities for fitting up thar & isfing~.
which they manufacture themselves Of the b., I
"tntertal.) which enhhIe them 10 make th-ir
Machinery bfHer anil sill IL chrnber then any
other -.ihhll -iuI-nt in the country. They var
rant all tii-ir Thra>hIng A,chinus TO pc 'orm as
recommended. They nl-o mac, TO o,Icr. D. III
Gearing, of The latest -iN lie of Patterns, fit
ted NJ, IN the best manner. Also.
"S5Q>4n ~ Ia -Fys
such as Double and Single Carding Machines.
Couden.nrs. Roller and Jaw Jack spinning Ma
chimes. Pos-r Looms, Mapping and St.rarng
Machines. &c. &c. manufactured in inaun-r
une xc-ii-d in The West Machinery of ever
inc: r.p.i.ei u tha shortest notice
IF-Snol, in the North part OF Richmond, neal
The Paper Mil.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

ITNIIE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues bu. ness at his old
stand Fiftii street, South of the Starr IIous..,
wher. he makes TO order all kinds Of CAR
RIAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles IN his
line. FI- also, keeps a nunb-r Of articles in his
line on hama lie be lie yes his work " i'll conn
PARE fav"rabiy with any manufactured in the
rrsi-he the best Of mate raIs and for finish
4nd beauty Of construction his work cannot be
rxceii-d. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits q
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
July d. 1850. 31-ly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
COumterEciterS DeteClc<i:.!
SHAMEFUL AND UEPRINClPLED
VII Y3!s

such is the usefulness, wide spread renutations
and immense demand for DR.. Rogers Ltseswore
and Tar. that reckless and cunning imposterss
regardless alike of human suiierngs aud conse-
Guences. utterly lost to every feeling OF human
ity and virtue. II constantly attempting 10
counterfeit IL. Aud We have bcen 80 frequent
" called upon to check these base and high.
handed impositons. that We feel IN duty bound
to warn anu protect the public against them by
every means III our power -
The attempt some tim~ since ny Professor ~.
Rogers, Of Cincinnati, have stopped, not
withdrawing his wealth and Influence.
We now YOU against another Counter.
feite, the nlal,cious cunning and reck less iinino.
raiity of which must excite the pity aud con-
tempt Of every honest man.
john I. 1oiand. III the employ Of George NJ.
Allen. Druggist of Cincinnati, has counterfeit.
ed our label. "torCed the fac .imile OF Andrew
Rogers signatures" printed pamphlet wholly
false. ana certificates entirely fictitious. aid L.
sued a medicine like unto the genuine in ester"
na! appearanc. only.
We warn the public agains; this infamous out
rage, this Toland having responsibility at
STAKE. uater the assumed title Of Doctor Tolanf.
is the nominal father of the whole concern
Wealth. reputation. and high station. have
no, withheld the a.aricicus aud unprncip
not only in defiance OF all law and honesty, TO
steal and trauiuentiy appropriate our Welt
earned reputation, but regardless OF human Info
suffering. tv substituting their wr-iched
counterfeit. urprlving the consumpive Of .
medicine winch Ia all human probability might
save tii,.ir lives.
What contempt too bitterly
What terms too harsh
Or punishment too s-veref
Is il not Iraui' Is il theft is il not MrRpyRf
a high sense af DUTY compels MS TO these pub
lie -xpositions OF knavery and inposiure, our
own rights are legally protected. ami IL is for
the nnwary ana afflicted we feel anu write.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
Six-Iorse Power Separator.

Of the newest and most improved stale This
na"hin- - gotten up IN the most durable and
substantial m.nn-r-the Patterns h-iuR entire
" new. aud the HORSE power giving sufficient
speed without pushing the Horses ont of a rev
nar wax. This machine ill thrash and clean
IT the same process, three hundred bushels p-r
.tay. They also manufacturing what has
hr re tofore been known as
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
E:sr:lsss;ng Machines.

- every ktni IN superior manner They are
I"~ bnIltiHg. III .tt!alffon to their WILL X n
= oar. Eve anI SiX-hor$r power BELT, an i
: our horse power III MILLING >IAFr Ma
chimes which machines are 80 wis:.ly ana f., :
V"rah,s known as heretofore manufactured by
j u. \ j. II. liutton. who have now retired
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

Mr. Webster being accused Of b,inr
the author oi rhr pn!lt.c.,l ml<jIn. tl,,r
care 81 the rich. and tn rich VIII tax j.
care at M rohr was applied Il ~ th,
editor oi tnr Buffalo On Alrrctt/ ID say
whether it wt.>, VIZ w. ~ lnr 4 IT.
OF the |. answers in the NEGATIVE. and
expresses tn trust that tIr political
IdbnrS oi his lie show thai his OBI Il nas
been steadily and always 10 relieve tn,.
poor ana isborI"g portion of the cniulnn-
My iro'n the evils which usually affect
"io>c Glasses ~ other countries. and 10
place them III tbs cluntfv in a stu liIon
OF comfort aud independence.
AGE>rs rou THE r,LL,pIuM "A. w. Ray, T.
NJ. Canbrldg- city.
Wm. Ru>--v. Economy.
VIM. HouS-, Brownsville
Samuel Johnson, " Williamsburg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
Hardware.

<tONSIS TING OF Tstsl- Cutlery.
tI0u-- II artvvtra.
Mil and = cut Saws.
Chains of various kinds.
&c &c. lust received and for sale At tn RON
STORE of J. VI. & J II. HUTTON, No. 2l,
Aug. ;, 1850. Main ST, Richmond, Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

D'pcri rims ~ Hfj & Lf1i, IHe
iIIi 10 IN mess. III iipt.rItfL ttr rst,'ttt
y wac. At tnI,.,L - v">~ + ,lt2 :. 4 a.
carry lu,nr'r eat from ~. S; InI>
SAYS "a II fnr i itlii', 'r u! war, I,I;i lr It.
"i mn n,sr b'rb ~ VII, cuL'.s"! ~
>iitpPip. t,.v ,l,ItIir rI.ni,,.i rii' trun II"
PeiiIn-ul, ht'tw.''ti IN. upper pirt 81 !. Ike
Nich.,n and i.,kr superior and IL Il
may S,w niili, have been erected ,trl
Kept ~ "Prr,t'on day and night - l'i,e
Land i of irtl. or no ,lu: cxc"pt Tor lis
timber; winch Is OF The first quality The
plundercrS have been exceedingly waste
idl III the operations. The attention OF
the government during the last four or five
years has been repeatedly called - this
dprcl ,iIon. bat no means were taken 10
arrest II, Ill Gen. Ta,lor's aimin,ra-
ton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
MEW GOODS.

w l. would respectfully inform the Peoale,
that W. are now '-c-iving our EAST
ERIN SPRING; and ST. MINER STOCK Of rn-r.
chnnhIz-; which. together with our former stock
makes our assortment COMPLETE. All Of
which We are Offering at exceedingly io,c prices
for ensh, Or any kind IF aroitabte prod"ce.
SCOTT t. Co.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1850. IG,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

In the aggregate. Senatorial. 50 u. !
w. +. :. Representative. 90 d.. So
W. and +. s. AMI Independent. To
al Convention. ID. 90; ". 50; l. 5 and
independent. s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

Meet on FRIDAY evening of each week. AT
clock. Hall in Ltppe ncott's e buiaing, o.-
positc the Huntingdon HOUSE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

LIST OF BANK NoTEs RECEIVED At THE BRANCH
BANK A hICHN
State Bank at Ia lima -.,a.ii-kt CITY Bank;
ami Branches; seneca L@anfy Bank,
krutdckx B,ns- Of 3 iitIii. Ohm;
an. ,ip.v1ra<, Western i;--,-rv- Bank ;
-tat- AK Of Ohio ana Ditk of Virginia ana
Rrturi,aS; BrGnctirs:
l.. #. B,usl 81 Cincinnati. / artn.r> Bank of tir
Commercial R,nk Of 80 ginii an. Brn,h-S;
CIT, Bank If 10 ',tk Of The Valley OF
Dayton Bank D,vt"n Virginia aud Branches ;
Il j. II G-duga, Pain.s- Exchange Bank 81 tir-
vilir: giu, ana branches;
ChuM Il k Of CI-v.land y oi-s oil 50 aud up
Cuy 90 wards, at par III N-w
CITY . C"lunbus York, Phi,re pi ,
Franklin Blk Of Zan-s- aud Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

yzzzz - NJ. 3 S..as f's-,.
Ak ,eVsucr.-GF Meet every w ed nesday
.1N%1 evening, at : c'uik.
-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
IiiraSlli.s. Machines.

II" is now III king them. and expects to keep n
supply constantly on hand. ami H.. feels lti>ti-
fled IN r-coinu-n ding them ! ben q among the
best ttbor->aving Mhcnn-S uSt.; thu sam. Ia
Dor Will thrash and clean the grain with the
Traveller, as Is required TO haul IT in, NOW OF
stack it, thus, the expense of thraSilIuo with a
Stationarr Machine Is entirely saved. They
VIII save the grain as well as any other Machine.
and can ne run with stationary power ana D. r
form well. To all persons who prefer "a Sta
tionarv Machine, he woud say: get
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28
j. on the Worth lido oC Main stree
ana first Vast of me Bridge.
\ FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.

n. b. The >ul,~c riher Offer rs for sal. his Farm,
containing about % aces. situated on Short
creek, - miles South of Ki.hmond on " hich
IS good Gri~t Mil. , run of Burrs and in
ihosough repair II will b. sold at bargain
Any person Wishing TO purchase Is invited to
Call and examine the premises. and hear the
terms. r. w. ROBINSON
kichnond. MAY :, 1850 20If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

From Dr.. l.. y. Innd.H. Prof-ssor If Chemistry
IN t'.c IoutsriHe W.dtcak CoNtce.
II hsv- looked over the list OF ingredients
composing john Bulls Compound Extract OF
-ar-tpari IL. nni have no hesitation III saving
that ,h~y form safe compound, aud one that
promises Will Ia chronic diseases, TO winch II IL
appIlcabie.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-28

.n.rk.,,.'~ ,..,!V f,r SO~>V MILTON.
he GREAT FRENCH REM r.DY =
stG.sisc ~ levi. S"ie Perpetrators.
fiartnnnfi, Dai0 J5'ror SHE. wholesale. Il No
retail by JOHN IAINES.
Opposite ne Bank.
RICHaOSp, INDIANA.
18th mo- 81, l~49. OF
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sc.,ciic.. s.,:,Tin:ccs s:s;ll les. orb
s.srry:;s:s. x s'-G';..s. " .s.:Osi>

Stone Cutting.
3NIfE subscribe >pec,full. informs the pub
lie aua his frient.s, that he siil continues
the Stone Cutting business IN RIchin"nd,on Mar
krt street. opposite the Public School House. anu
i prepared 10 furnish cut stone OF kind
q the most accommodating terms lie has 10"
on hand and expects shortly To receive an add'-
tional supply complete assortment OF
la&R.Cli HihBiE y Gilt: GRAVE SIgNiS
which he will sell ch-aper. for cash. than they
have before be-u solo III this city
Pain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good stvi- and 10 order Call and ex-
anime his assortment It'd prices
d MEL MORRISON
Richmond. Aug. 2i>t. 1850. 3cti:4i
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l.. P YANDELL, NJ. D.
Louisville. June 6, l-I9.
REV. F.. w. SEHON-KEv EDWARD STE
NENSON

REV. F.. w. SEHON-KEv. EDWARD STE
NENSON.
The following ~ a verbatim copy Of a ce,iif-
cate now in the possession Of The proprietor OF
Bulls separil,s. Rev. f.. W S-hon is :. de-
IL and g- neraIiy known eloquent and ac-
compil~h-d pastor Of the NJ +. Church, ana
Rev. EowarH Stevenson has bA-n X noun as on.
ot The ttn-t tale ut+d and Jealous einb-rs that
the Kentucky Conference could boast of for
many y-a,s-aHd al this time is filling the high
and responsible station Of agent 70. the NJ. +.
Book Concern, South. Can the world produce
better. or mor- satisfactory testimony in favor
Of any medicine
LOUISVILLE, May %, 1919.
We have used John BnIl's Sar.apariila. and
have known il TO be used 18th entire satisfac-
ton; and we have hesitation III saying that
believe il TO be safe and valuable medical
co,npounr ana caIcu lated to produce much goo
relieve much suffering; anc. therefore. - ould
rFi-e rfnlv and most earnestly recommend il to
the afflicted.
tSigned1 F. w SEHON,
f.. 5 fEVENSON.
For .ale wholesale and retail, by
TUCKER & MANSFIELD, Agents.
Main street, Proria, I'll.
ITFor sale al J. Howeils s. Cos. Drug Store,
Richmond, Indiana.
June 26. 1850 Sicily