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ADVER ISING TERMS
~ lila DD q q J w .

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nis,cd by those interested, when sent
.nnr responsible signature, inserted free Of
charge. ObituITies, over SIX lines, charged
- cents per square for the 6verpus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must LIE
paid strictly in adj vance. All other legal adver-
tsenIe ats inserted on the pecuniary responsible
~ OF the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, s. per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege of changing their advertise me tseyery
4hree months.
Candidates for Office, who are subscribe G an
have their names inserted for dollar; those
who not subscribers, two dollars; both to be
paid invariably in advance.
Adm uistrator's adve rtise me hts. being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
tration, are expected to BE- paid out OF the frs:
monies collected for the estate
0JWe expect TO adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. B. PALMER, is our Agent at New York.
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HUN TINGTON USE.

INIIS House formerly known : the Man
1 sion House aud occupied by X. BRooKI>s,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting il up IN modern style for the
nod alton of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; anu shall not be surpassed IN
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up and considerably enlarged his Stable 4,
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsrLER, and plenty of the best of feed for horses.
The unde rsigned feels confident that, by strict
attic ntion to the wants of his guests he will merit
a share of public patronage.
BOardin. by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond, Feb. 81. 1919. Off
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SAzX sNvE SzNNE>
A NEW ARRIVAL,

=
sOB EoRTON, has last received and open
- ed a general and complete assortment o!
Boots. Shoes. slippers, Mc., &C..
of Eastern and Cincinnati manufacture. HIS
stock consists of Gents. Doors AND SIoEs, OF all
descriptions; LADIES BCsKIN OVER SHOES, aud
F,vcY BusKfN SnoEs, CATERS, HALF CATERS,
and SiIrrERs; MISSES Asp CHnDnEN's SnoEs, in
great variety; YourHs' .yD Boys BouIa and
SHOES. &c, &c.
u lie Will keep constantly on hand Il. Es-
Tells manufacture Of Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOY'.S nnd SHOES; LADIES' BuskfNS, &c.
He has the assistance OF CHARLES EsrELL, IN
business. and Is prepared, at all tunes, TO 60
REPAH!,n, at short notice.
As the undersigned int nds to do an crcl"stre
Boot und Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants of the PEOPLE, and most
spectfuly invites all to give him a call: being
resolved to Sell low for the Ready
Pay: JOB BoRTON,
No 4. Main St,eet.
Richmond, Ia, March -, $3.50 l9tf
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NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.

rENHE undersigned respectfully informs the
/ people Of Richmond aud surrounding conn
try, tina, his Oh AIR MANDATORY.
is Main street, in the room recently occupied
by Job Borion j shoe Store, No. g. and his
AESE-R DOM
is nearly opposite, orer L. J. Bargis Sure Store,
where he will keep On hand, al all times, Wind
scr. Fancy and Spg-ipg-Ssat Chairs. WaLaut
and Mahogany Boston Rockiag Chairs. iafge
Caae-S Seat Rocking CAairs: IN fact he is prepare
TO mauufac tare every thing IN the CHAIR line
Persons wanting fine and good article ol
Chairs need not 20 to Cincinnati. as he is pre-
pared TO furnish As good article and IL as low
price as can De- obtained AT that place. Those
wishingto purchase requested to call and see
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, March 3, 1850. ls-;f
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AtONc lMllimsy.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the puL-
i lac and his frien ds, that he still continues
tie stone Cutting bo s'ne ~ ~ Richmond ON Mar
het street, opposite the Public School House. md
- prepared ~ furnish cut stone Of every kind.
on the most accommodating terms. He has sSv
on hand and expects shortly to receiv. al sddt-
tional supply a complete assortment Of
AMERICAN MARBLE Il one GRilR STONES
which he will sell cheaper, for cash, than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain and Ornamental G4ettevi0T.
done "a good style aud TO order Call and ex-
anime his assortIne nj aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON
Richmond, Dec. u, lc39. 3ctf:'H
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i'EEsEORs BACON.

GTNHE undersigned have on hand Il large lot
OF excellent BACON, Of their own curing,
which they viii sell low for Cash Cali and see
it, PAXSDN. LEVI < CO.
Richmond, Feb. .sth, l-J0 lUtf
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FRESH GROCERIES.
Just Iscccivcd nj No. 10. Vain 81.

FRESH GROCERIES.
Just lscccived nj No. 10. Vain ST..
RICHMOND. INpIiNi
4 Ii NORMAN IS now receiving and will
- constantly keep hand. fresh supply OF
Family Groceries.
ueh Cote, Tea. Sugar Spices, Fish Rice
Cheese. Table ana Common Salt. Mustard Can
dies. R4.7.GS, ineigo, Starch. Vinegar. &c. &c
Also, / b4cce ana Cigars ot different varieties
QEtce:ssN;,re and CrOri&ery-vare.
H. h-~ also on hand Il general assortment OF
Curen>" are ana tFockerl are, such as IS com
monty u>-s..
ss;srssssare and Cutlcry.--A supply
81 Nails >hesel>, Trace Chains. &c, together
MA an assortment 81 Table gallery can be
found at fh,~ establishment.
Provisions. He Keeps for sale Corn Meal,
Conn. .}tfs. bfe4 Beet. Bacon. Lard. Potatoes
ans variety OF ether articles ia the Provision
.!ue.
A!i t"e .soee ARTICLES val be sold ~ cbeap as
fh-Y eea - bought at any other establishment.
ana warlantct rooa. Give him call ana
Judge tef Yourselves.
Country Produce. --iie win purchase
al hin,> 81 country proauec, for which he ~iii
Poy tbs highest market price, either IA Groceries
o. cash
/, b &. l>5D. 7-2m
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Fresh Arrival.
sEesE.>. s'E'0v H.. ~rs'oys.~..

ysvkEs, subs rlber has h,l good VARIETY
h Of Cooking stoves, also Fnrlor. Seven
ana lea Hate stoves III abundance. lie also
ollrrs to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT CoDk-STDt T.. which Is dcci-
deuly more simple M its construction than any
ether air tight cook stove in use, beng d per-
feet cooking apparatus " Itiout any inside plate
or aanlPrF.
Tn public are invited 10 coli at No. ~. taatn
street, al the west room of The Gilbert House.
ana examine bis -tock.
/ i. OEHDEN
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tSf IN time, aud Just FROM the Last. Gents
81 flue Morocco and Cali Boots; iasit.s 90;
Of Z. E>tclfs manufacture, u; the CIV Shoe
store. Ne. b. Main street. Call and examine
iie AZ the, the latest style.
JOB BoRTON.
jan 80, l>3t. b-tf
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TAXLOKICG.

UNI undersigned would inform their frie n.is
u aud the public generally, that they are
prepared TO make up all kinds OF garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the na;eri-
ais or tersans furnish their a,sGteriais; anc
being possession Of GenIo L. SCOTS
Fall ana w utter FASHIONS. and having the bcs,
Of workmen in their employ, they feel conf
dent that they cannot fan 10 please all v no
may favor chem " it'll their Y oTh
j. SHoP oae door IVesf Of .Sloan's Tofei II
FARQUHAR i NICkERS.
Richmoad, Nov. Il, Ic4l. 39-ii
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FREE SCHOOLS.

1'IlE citizens Of the District South Of Main
street in the city Of Richmond, IN
formed that the public funds will be paid pro
rata, Tor such scholars as may attend school du-
ring the three months succeeding the first Non
day in April next. The children can attend Ell
Their of the schools in the city.
JOHN FINLEY, Trustee.
March 81, 1850 lI-3t
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AWAY, YET Can THE SHADOW or TINY yIsACE
EAMAI> WITH FRIENDS!
VIZ II. WHITE. the unsurpassed Ds-
w /. cCERHE9rYF.sr, has concluded to locate
~ ElciimoHa ioFthe present: aud would there
tore inform the citizens. ANA people visiting this
place from The country ana nrjghJoring towns,
that he Is prepared to take IfEETEssrs from the
largest ever taken in Richmond, He puts them
uPin tue Vencered frames, which answers for
tic hnest ornaments for tie parlor. rom ms
extended researches iato all that pertains to not
only this branch of the fine arts, but into the
discoveries 81 chemistry and electricity, III their
EaFioHs applications, he possesses bat few supe-
riors, II any IN his profession. He suffers
picture to 20 out OF his unless perfect
satisfaction IS reudered. He is prepared to take
children, on clear DAYS, Ia from , to % seconds
no sketches Of l.ansecr engralings OF
cousins, can we with tins magic touch OF
encc--"itli the finger of nature. a perfect
likeness OF Instant friends. or OF those who have
gone 10 the spir!t-iaui. now be had; whilst
no other rnenento Of the living or departed can
speak to the heart 50 plain, gather rctniris-
eeHce OF the past. well as Il gaze upon their
Lace divine VIII y III. NOT FADE.
Pictures re- tul.'.it reasonable terms
HeHogFaPiiic or nacnerrcotypc stock, of the
latest style aud Of various qualities he keeps
constantly on hand and for sale. Also, cheuii-
Gals OF the first quality Operators in the y!cin-
ity, or visiting Richmond, wishing TO buy stock,
instfuine ntS. chemicals. or wishing instructions
IN Electro Gliding and S,lvering, are invited TO
give HIM a call. Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid, FOR SALE AND wAKR ,NrKD.
] His rooms are open and free to visitors -
~! are respectfully invited 10 give ban . cali
Rooms over REEDS Drug Store.
Richmond, Dec. 9Oih. 1919. III
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1866.
Armstrong Dan'l NJ
Adams Eliza
Akin Ezekiel
Ayncs Ellis
anderson LYDIA
Alexander Margare
Armstrong Louisa
Adding ,on John Z
Arneu LYDIA
Barker Mary
Baxter ID Ii ;
Baker Henry
Borton Cynthia
lsry an, j ames
Bay ley Henry
Bedcli Cruel
Brown Sidney
Baxter John
Borden James w
Baxter Thomas
Burg Edwin
Rry ant James L.
Bark John
Brown : II
Bunch Jacob X
Rar'oe Henry
iiasore
Brown i:lwood
Baker Jos x.
Barker Mary
Collins +
Conner VIM W
t'onklin Della
Cowgirl Rev John
I lark Miss l.liZ
Craig David
{ law son Ann
{ ronnwell Richard
Douglass Elizabeth
Dauson Nathan
Dickinson Sarah Am
DollcNs W h
Driseiv JOS II
Dickinson Garner
Bulin DR.
DAN, " lillian
Denig E,rhralrn
Doucll Lucinda
Evans John
T.. ans Prof Il G.
Ely \ aron
Ellis Emily .
Fitzpatrick James .
Frazier John w
Fouler Nancy
Harrington NJ Ann
I'afkner J &
Fisher Arrimiia NJ
FELTON, l. w
Free Isaac VI
Gates Samuel IL
Gale James
Gilmore II
Gorham lliaZer
Grant " liliam
t,ibbans Abel
Henderson Mrs Fro
dine
ilar.rave lsham
iienrlck Herman
Ilcatun I, VI
ilasSel AlcNan der
ilnines ID l.
IIaiucs VIM
Halliday Simon
llaworlh Emily
Hart " IA
Henderson David l
ilager'v Patrick =
Hoover George
Hays Henry II
Hutton john
llaiucs Amos
Hall Nancy
Harris Thomas
tloe sinner -
Johnson Deu.it t.
Johnson Hannah NJ
Iordon Ann .
Juicv James
Johnson Sarah
&. X "
Richmond, April
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Jaliif Henry .
Moons Jeremiah
kepler Joseph
klismer Joseph
Kinder Frcdnck
stLitsenfelis John
Lamb Thomas
LemingMiss Indiana
Lanning Julia Ann 2
bennington S X
Lilley .llian
Moore James
Mills Levin
Miller ]
Mills Amos ?
Millentler Isaac
Miller Miss Lena
Miller William
2 Mitchell William
Miller Joseph
Mcdowell Elizabeth
Mills Elizabeth
Mills JULIET
Muzzv J "
Moore John
Meeker Davis
Nelson ID III
Norman Joseph
overman Miss l.Iiz
Overman Jessie
Patrick James +
Pardick Herman
remington Jane
Patton John ?
Parter Jared
Parshall John
Potts DIR q C. =
Pearson Susannah
Quinn Rev Paul
Roberts W alter
n Rockentield George
Reed John
Ryan Timothy
Rodgers Philip
Ross + w
Rochai John
Sell Polly
Spell,on Rufer
Sawyer Edward
Scott George
Smith Samuel
Sellers Elizabeth
eShroudcr Mary
Stevens W alter &
Sanders John
Sunderland Saml
Scott Daniel
Swiggeu l,.uphcma
Smalley James 4
Sutton Bauer
Summervi.lc James
Sutfrins Henry
Stellar Lawrence
Smith Mary
Smith Miss Sarah
Sifat'an J 4.
Sebold Levi
Sampson James
Smith Smith
Scott Owen
Schul,S Jacob
TulIle Thomas
Teaelc ss,l,a
| nthank Ann N.
\anunys IIeztkiah
Wore VIM
W esslcr Benjamin
: w Gods W II
" atkins Harriet
Wilson Thomas
Whitney Royal 2
W llIiliIis John
" hiilcan Joseph
Woods W,n
W esslcy John
" ats w
W halcnbcck bernard
w ard Nathan
w ortiz Isaac
Young VIM
! iIIlAMS. =. NJ.
!, 1850. I5-.Jw
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JOHN IL. HUTTON. Agent.
No -, Nam street, RICHMOND, INp.

THIS Company having been duly organized
aud the capital stock properly secured
prepared TO receive applications for in
surance against loss damage by fire, on Build
ingS, Me rchandlzc, Machinery, Mills, Mauufac-
tories. and all descriptions OF property. Also.
merchandise and produce in the course Of IN
land trausportation.-the risks of the seas-and
upon the lives OF individuals. The rates OF pre-
MUM which VIII govern this institution. viii
conform to the established rates Of the Easte TN
Offices. All losses will be literally and prompt
Iy adjusted and paid.
Directors:
Hon. X. y. C,Rx>x vlncenneS
WILLIAM J WISE. 60
WILLIAM J. IEBEsD, 90
HORACE E. Fees, do
CyRrs VI. A,LES, DO
VINCENT T. W ksr. VI. d., Pike CO.. Ind.
PETER 7. BAnEY, Fort Wayne, do
Thomas +. BENBKlpGE. Lafayette. DO
WALTER w. EARLY. Terre- Haute. do
Ex-Gov. ID. WALLACE, Indianapolis
HENRY ID. ALLis, Evansville, DO
HESRY X. SCsooLCRAFr, w ashlagton, D. I.
ZErHENIsH PLArT. New York.
X. n CARNAN, President.
c. NJ. ALLEN. Seq. n. L. ELpRIDSE, Treasurer
Cfhrs NJ; ALLES' Counseliors. Vineennes
March -, 1880. Str
LUMBER FOR SALE.
Of Co. Eo-
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TIE So. re So.

FENHE subscriber has taken an agency for
4 the sale OF JENKINS * COMPANI'S
= Isp cr or r g as.
These Teas are put up in small metallic packages
and warranted Of FULL WEIGHT and goG!
qualay
They include the varieties Of Imperial, y Dung
Hysen and Black Teas, at from 50 cts. to : ,25
per fb. Try THEM,
BENJAMIN STRATTAN.
% mo. 18Th. 1850. eff
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IL gives INC pressure W duu NY "S'''''"S ~
the virtues Of your great medicine. One OF my
bloodrd horses had a swelling over the cap OF
the knee, about the size Of IA hens egg. some
said il was strain and some, that u was the
io,nt water from the knee, and could not be
cured. | tried oil cedar on it, and all the linz
u.uts and ointme nts, and they did no more good
than water. then by persuasion OF my friends
tric. II. &. Farrell's Arabian Llnment. and
was happy to find il take effect after II few days.
and il finally cured the noble animal entirely
I think it 10 decidedly the greatest linimcnt for
horse as we'll Us human flesh, ever knew.
ESQ. Barker. Of New Canton. H., says:
Mr.. II. G.. Farrcil's Arabian Lininent has
cured some bad cases here. which every other
remedy had failed in; one was White swelling
and contracted cords in the leg OF boy twelve
years old. The leg had wthered away, and was
40 contracted that he had no use OF It. Three
doctors had tried their SIX upon it in vain anu
he ros fast shaking to the grace. when the hoy 5
father was induced to try II. G.. Farrell's Ara
bian Liniment. Before the first hottie was used
up he came into Mr.. BIS store. and the first
words he said were. .Mr Barker, l want all that
l.inime nj you have in the store; the one bottle
/ got did my boy more good than all that ian ev-
or been done before" That boy is now well
and hearty, anu has free Of his legs 1t Is
good for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns and swell
hngs.
Being fully satisfied tina, II. G.. Farreit's Ara
biau Linime n, is the best medicine in the world
cheerfully recommend it, had been afflicted
for l6 years with most severe pam IN my breast
aud shoulders. which was 50 bad that could
hardly do any work at all, and would often have
TO lie in bed for two weeks ut a time with II -
I used Your liui.ncn on ii, and itcured me sound
and we'll. had at the time of using your I'm
imen;. one Of the worst coughs ever had IN my
life and IL cured that too. | rubbed II IN we'll
over my breast and shoulders. 1t is also excel
lent for frost bitten feet. Sores sweliings sore
throat, mango, cryspeias. &c.
ISAAC CLAY TON
kickapoo, Peoria CO, Hrs.
Manufactured ONLY by III. &. Farrell, sole m
ven,cr mud proprietor. and wholesale druggist,
No. II Main street. reoria, HIS; TO whom all
communications mast be addressed.
Principal ei,ice. n. ". corner OF Sth and Race
s,rccis. Fhladel hia. AM. for sale wholesale anu
retail. by IRWIN REED, AZ, Main street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, indiana.
Dec. %, lsl9. l-y
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NOV. | 1, l. ~.
NEW s-s'Osf. s,aGsz

NEW sE'os >a'TOEz FL.
- RsE undersigned las onne ncc,. tn Stove
bu~int IN the room recently occupirtl T.,
Thomas O'llarra, on Aain street, auG has nov
on mi the largest anu most extensive 3t-<oft-
incut OF stoves ever brought to this CIV !. lJrh
he viii sell at slight shade above the Cinci!l.,-
Ii prices. HIS assortment embraces:
's'ises'.arsaiscc Premium. stove. Of
several sizes, WIN heavy plates and perfect IA
ciIiiirs Tor the processes OF cooking-one Of The
most simple and tilici"nt stoves III use
Foundry Premium Stove. Of all The
3it'treut sizes made in the
Cocks Icsi..fii, one Of the best Of the
premium patterns.
EEsc Superior stove. q NEST convent
cnt and neat Cooking apparatus.
's'Ese Is;sas.u.s stove. for large or small
the EeOub!c-oycEs Cooking stove
which is said TO combine advantages found u no
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate, design
ed for shops, stores, churches, &c.
sgc>or-> six Plate. for same purposes.
KcsO.'> S':srIor--lIarP's parlor-Drum
Parior-Grecn's air-tIght 2arior-koot's air
tight parlor, and other stoves for the sitting
room or paTlor gotten up IN the nedtest, ans At
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost has bee taken in the selection of
his stock, aud il Is confidently believed to
brace the most popular stoves now in use, not
only for beauty and elegance Of cesign and FIN
lsh. but for convenience aud utility.
HOllON-W:sre. for all culinary purposes
-sugar-ke tiles, odd Ids of al! sizes, sad irons,
and almost every article usually kept IN such es-
tablishIne nts.
lie " IL also furnish 10 order all kinds Of Fin
Ware. made OF the best materials and hy ex
perieuccd workuien. -. The trimmings for
stoves are made here, and warranted TO be Of
the best quality
In entering upon this business, deter
mined to furnish the public With just what they
want in cur line, and persons i~hing 10 Pnr
chase are invited to call aud examine for IL m
selves and all shall be satisfied TO the price,
quality ana terms.
=. Approved Country Produce taken IN ex-
change iur stoves, at the highest market price
WILLIAM " IGGI&S.
Dec 5th SO JJ:if
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LOOK A's 'EIssS!

GE7Iff. undersigned, having sold out his stock
sc. ia The iiatIittg business. to his sous.
the first Of Apr last. and having num-
Der unsettled accounts, begs leave to inform II
indebted to call and settle, either by paving cash
or giving their notes. The books aud accounts
are at tie old stand. by attending to this no
tee soon TKOL BILE will be saved 10 those in
tertsted.
TO f:i>. old customers.
The undersigned would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended 10 him.
ana lie hopes they VIII continue their faVors 10
the firm OF W. r \ W. Sheuron, who Keep OIL
land at all times. an Ssorttlent Of
Hats :sssss Caps.
which they selling ut TAR and reasonable
prices. CALEB SHARON.
Richmond. 18th mo. 26ih, -. ltf
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APPLE TREES.

A LARGE am general as
~ sorime ut Of cultivated APPLE TREES.
some OF them of extra sac. for sale at my
NURSERY near Richmond, WAYNE county, la.
CORNELIUS RATLIFF. Proprietor.
SCG.R GROVE FAM.
a uao. 9Th. I-ott. i6tf
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One Hundred and Twenty Acres.

and IL situated about one mile South East Of
Richmond, Wayne CO., lathe Richmond and
Boston Turnpike runs on the West line. Any
person wishing to view the Farm will be shown
it by calling on George Coale, living thereon,
or on tho subscriber. AL joining the premises.
EZEKIEL l.. CLEV Err, Commissioner.
Second mo nt!, 9th, 1850 lO:3m
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9U,HE triumphant success Of the great Ara
4 bian Remedy for man and beast,
II. G.. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENT

J.. causing counterleits to spring MP all over the
.oun,ry. spreading their banefui influence over
the land, robbing the pockets of tho honest and
unsuspccting, by imposing upon them worth
lr ~ and pc s,onous trash for the genuine II. &.
Fnrrelrs Arabian Lin,ment. Fellow Citizens!
Look wsh before you buy. aud see that the la
bel Of the bottle has the letters III. q. be fore
Parcels, for il il has not, it is couNTERFErr.-
The label around each bottle Of all my lniment
reads thus, al. q. Farreli's Celebrated Arabian
Uiniu,ent;'' and my signature is written upon
the Ist,ct also, end these words are blown IN the
glass bottle, .H. q. Farreil's Arabian Linment,
Peoria"
This truly gIs,t medicine still goes on. con-
quering disease, and snatching many poor pow
ericss victim from the grave. BY its powerful
Nv stimulating, penetrating ana Anodyne quail
ties IL r. stores the Of limbs which have been
pnlsied for years; and by its singular power OF
reproducing the SynoviaI Fluid OF Joint Water.
il cures all Diseases of the Joints W it'll surprising
rapidi,y For rheumatism, and affections OF
tho Spine aud Spleen, il has proved itself SIZE
,iric; and for affections of the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys, il is a most valuable and powerful aux
i,ary nlsc for all diseases of the Glands, Scrof-
ula, Goitre or Sweled Neck, &c. &c. And in
deed Tor almost any disease where an external
application is required, this medicine stands I'M
parnllcfed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-17
Ready Made Clothing,

gotten up in superior style, and of good ma
terials. His stock con isis of all kinds of Dress,
Sack and Orer Goats: Tests and Pants; for Ell
Their winter or summer wear.
He has also received large lot of CLorHs
C,ssINEEEs; S,rrIyErTs; Plain and fancy styles
of goods for summer wear, embracing such a
variety of style and quality that he hatters him
self that he can please any person wishing to
purchase; and which he will make 10 order, in u
manner equal 10 any other establishment He
has for sale, gene raj assortme mt OF tlemen
wardrobe, consisting OF Shirts; L nder-shirts;
Cravais; Hosiery; lIandkerchiels; &c, Nc.--
The public are respectfully invited to call aud
examine for themselves. Having purchased his
stock al the lowest rates. he is enabled 10 sell
again on the most favorable terms.
r. NJ. JORDAN.
Richmond. March 81, 1880. I4-tf