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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

- Mr.. Louis Wolfe called to see US yes.
terday morning. Mr.. Wolfe. as many Of our
readers will remember. left the United States
early in the spring. q visit to his mother
in Wurtemberg. Germany. On his arrival
there, he was allowed to remain FIVE DAYS !;
then he had to flee to prevent impressment
in the army. He called on the American
consul at Stuttgardt. who informed him that
ne could do nothing in the way Of protection;
and then the consul talked of democracy
and Cuba" hoped the United States would
acquire Cuba before he got home.
Mr. Wolfe left Germany in 1850; when the
draft for young men aged twenty five years
was made he escaped When the requisi:
ton was lately made upon the youths of
twenty seven. he was called for. and had he
been FIVE days later in getting to Wurtemburg
ne would now be serving in the army instead
of being free citizen of the United States
who. by Democratic Interpretation. is free
only while he remains here. - Madison
Courier.
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ETak RsxEE1r OF ApxEarrs1xa.-

@ THE Benefit OF ADV ERrrsIyG.-For
the enlightenment OF any superanuated old
fossil who may entertain in6del notions on
the subject of advertising. We call attention
to the FLOWING ineonte tble proof Of its al
vantages: A merchant in one of our northern
cities lately put advertisement in the paper
headed boy wanted On the next morning
he found bandbox on his doorstep. with
this inscription on the top: "How viii this
one answer" Upon opening it be found a
nice. fat. chubby looking specimen of the
article be nanted. nicely done up in en-
broidered baby donins."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18
The Pet Lamb Again.
CT.EM. SCOTT

Ys receiving his Spring and summer Goods. direct
snd desirable. embracing all OF the leading styles OF
Silk and Fan Dress Goods in variety His stoc
Of Domestic hoods is complete and win be sold At the
lowest they be afford d where The Carpet
full the largest in kc hmond. OF
styles aud quality Three Ply English Tapestry,
sells Velvet Super Ingram. Cotton Warp, Hall and
Stair, Rag. Hemp aud straw Carpet ant Mating. 4.
6-4. T. and Floor Oil Cloth. all prices lower
than offered in this Window Linens.
Painted Shades, window Paper Lace and Swiss Embroid
cred. Coton and Wool Dtmask Curtains Also the lat
Rollers and fixtures for Hanging Curtans
Umbselias Carpet Chain and Cotton Yarn. Queens
Our stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES 10 better than ever,
and lowing the competition, will be sold at
ess loser Ann eper before reached ia This market
complete oek Of Wall Paper and bordering Hats
Capt. Bon Trimmin and Straw Goods
but IL IL useless attempt to enumerate.
will old customers and all who want to buy
Goods, that have made eqaal to sen GAIA l
afford TO sell As cheap man living have ap
piled bu sness for the last ten
built q trade con slider self permanent
ioated-that sibe for all that and do
and I m determined sell prices that pU defy all
AosorabIe eospefon would prefer that everybody
my word for it. what = does is the thing"
HJ- Remember the pet LAMB
n. B.--Au kinds OF merchantable Country Produce
- In exchange for doOds
Richmond, April IL. ls59. lstf
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1OscAR. KING OF SwkDkx. FRxxNA-
soS-The death of this monarch reminds US
that the hing Was very warm devot~e of
ireemasonry, and Tor many years Past Grand
Patron oi the order in his own dominions.
The attachment ne felt for the institution
may be In some sort estinated BY the fact
that Re was elected in 1851 a. honohkv
member of the grand lodge of Scotland.
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- Il am not aware of any statute or code
morals which makes II infamous to forgive . wo-
man Daniel E. Sickles to the Herald.
Does be know of any stasuts OF code Of moral,
which makes is infamous TO foeRive . xAUp
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

ApvERrrsE.-In the following paragraph,
the Utica IN. W Observer instances a case
demonstrating the advantage Of advertising
to the business man:
1t is often the case that men come into our
Office and inquire for the papers published at
such place. saying that they would like to
find somebody's advertisement. They sit
down and look the ptpers over. and it is Of
ten the case that they are unable to find the
desired information. Not long since gen
tleman was looking for the names and address
of an Albany firm to which he desired to
make consignment, but not finding it, he
niaue the icufafA tHat ne wouau ss.sf -
their reputation. he desired to deal with the
other firm. This is bat one of the many in.
stances. and proves conclusively that busi-
ness men should advertise. if its nothing
more than their business cards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

o~Jas. 81. AcCiung. Esq. of the
Liberty Herald, was severely hurt. last Sat
urdsy, by being kicked by . vicious horse.
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g q. DUGDALE having purchased the raatis Bazaar.
~. rehted and remodelied the would respect
fully the Public that he in all
its various branches.
In the will he found al stock of
wio~ Notions. Toys, Candies Fruits &C., OF the
best Qixiity and moderate prices
In Wall Paper will be found the latest
styles 6cia satin. fresco, Panue Papers
Gold aud borders Plain and Gilt Linen
window Shapes Cords and TasseIs Fire Board rrnts,
Ac., Having had considerable experience in Paper
particular attention viii given this branch
and IN price shall suit the times.
The Reircsh consists Of of the best
furnished Room the and will I've the
Summer and we'll supplied with Ice Cream. Cakes, Fruits
Cooling Drinks.
Cali and Goods. take pleasure in show
ing and expec. make business
accommodate customers
Remember the Pxlatal Bazaar. No. %. Main street. 2
doors east of the Huntington House.
SAMUEL C pU6DALE.
Richmond. April 2i 1859.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

DUMPS. Lead Pipes and Sinks,
ii march IL. UNDERWOOD'S-
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STATE OF INDIANA,1SS
Wayne County,
NOTICE is hereby given that Augustus. Villa M
~ son and Roland I. Reed. Executors of the last
Will of Sas Bond deceased have fled their petition
to sell the real estate OF the oeeedent, his personal
property being insufficient pay his debts. md
that said petition will be heard the term of
tie Court of Common Pleas of said County.
ANDREW +. SCOTT, Clerk,
c. c. P. Wayne Co.
July es, 1859. SIS Sw
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We take the following account of a singu-
cate:
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Which affecktin lines is either from the pen
of Jeemes Eldur, lick Julienne, or Doctur
Volts. l disremember which.
like your skool houses. your meetin hou-
ses. your enterprise, gampshun. &c but yer
favorite Bevridge dispise. Iallude TO New
EnSlan Rum 1t is wus nor the corn whisky
of lnlianny. which eats threw stun jugs. and
will turn the stummuck of the most shiitlis
Hog. l seldom seek consulashun in the
howin Bole. but luther day 1 wurid down
sum of your Rum. The fuss glass induced
me to sware like An infooriased trooper On
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-20
OefDGftssWr Dnnutt0

VNFSDNE -
@aS1 B d8 btlli9 # differ yihter
aber nnr fur D~ttieniaen, welde ff6 bic ~GSasr6btsni unb n6tf'
gen Yorrtbtnneen ppn GbnrIess S unabubn ste pON-
Baltimore unp 5%rcntaraBe 1nfhafen.~
Dteinen Jrtuncen unb 9etdnnteitI lOpis Gem gubtiium
%ubfrbaupt, erlnute ta mir bic Bemertuna 81 medep, baE ,tt
mir uur epn Der rcelhen Debienuna bic Mebe Ietn Tam Net
dae Nrbeten burd metne ei9enfn oanbe genen, Ea8 5EfEg
% Nepara.ureh, tgwte fcGft9e W~ftdu-Artatca wtrbt Id
70 idHea ais m6eItdb tefcrSen. Afl AaAt s~ .esal9
Dts1il Ell rd1 esrd ~sr nnfr
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NMaNp o. 24O 80. 9rdtffr. pberfalb 9dnOSsrtr.
uedt ieinsn escbrten @ef6dftSfreunsen BIC an3stee, eaB sr
am Cbtaen WIaSe Elm ueaes @efGdft erFhHet bal, unO 6tttst un
ferneres8QEphlwonen
que @uftrdee werben pfnftIta bsfCr9t. g
In@- Wieinea alien &unbeu bRmeIfe ia, paB tn fetn DC
fh6ff In Sc. 120 5Gesttshr ebeDfaus tsrffnpre INN Fets oe
mint Tin nerbe &c beftna III btbLenen. . an Oeor2osS
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J as. 4, F I M m hg 5
gRhnIe5ole uno NetQtl

yEhDlelQle uHO JttIul -.-s
g 9 3 g 9 t o T G
Ro. 12l MOrb.5igblr. nate @agfr. Baltimore:
Ser untcrgetdnstt enPFtsh Der @a'"sF'l""'S" " """''
EN- &1'' : etieIsl uuc Sdub.9eoer
padss u fur Bis Gs9s 6a ali nt sqssp 4 u i HIs's snansi Sas ft an
gTste 9sw oasn. Ct fdmti@flt f6, tas ibr Ieint l%anstaIprt8e
SSrfabTunssn i'm sssr8si@d i mn nn0 @ 1alnf sna gnS @S SnRbiIsppr&htr1
ecu g y ! fts ads tn Esa 8a6 ial0S,nse artifs' IN Ss'ts'
9 81 ~ S;u btaiafeu S5silsa ~ sF,tdatsn, N
9nY,6feif unIersr !sunbrn In Ser 8tGs print tGbt
IL sur Dr spsis. Sc daft tn So. $50 SrUaowee slasiirt, aa ~,
i6 jtDrrSsit Elm srDsss aEOFttmeH' "ue VIZ 'p y"
i sSFI%% nmS SbsrIeter, franSOFl&e anb amsrtfant'
Sbs 9@ikfeQe, Buff, llpsr>, 6uttsrI StntaB
tBiubino) unb gafranS tNtarDeeSl osae J.
6dlte, unb @Ges ~ lsPr btui6sm yee'it ~ =
ttn1up gen eettahte' N 49, So h.asn SroIIts
snS asts iu BEN ~bi9ieftu 9reiIsn 81 bebsn. faH
WV p"p 6 R. 5 l 6 nj n I n S., aa
yfD. i2l y prp-Qtethr. un9
o..,u @r. $50 8rpatmdq. Beasppiat.
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s n9ro8z6Iai den @tabItffeme
s. Tr8. 169 u III, Central Mbenue.
Baltimore, 9Rf

.#|"-.| - UUItInIDFtg WlD.I "|-E."""H.|
bait fortwdtrenb D%UrrGtbis garxr. Gle unb Gtber, tbtnfp
esabSn : 8rOpn .9tSat, ss bslkn SDrtsn, garaattrt ais IN
l8ldfnen tmpprttrt. MtnerdlwGHer tn alien Auaitt6ten, fret
BON f6iblt6em Subfansen. Sernet: WtueraIEafer Son.
tdnsu, -5Iaf 3en.w SRA i&tasn. NIT ben neaefsn Der.
teferunaen. Nnertfantf6e &rpncn-StDut unb btttp NIe In
I8lal6en. @Ite unb neue Slnf&tn wetben sttauft nnb Der.
tanft. aaetatser asent III Baltimore fur Smiths YptIabel-
lpbta MIe. Mlte nt@t sufrtebenhelenben @e9enfdnbe werben
iurh daenUmntenu n6 bGs @elb wieber ~erfattet. GSnbttDren
Snnen aas Nrten pOnSSrOpin TIRE 5Untdnen etfaut srbaIte
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& ahrr Nreffe:
caE 2nr beionberen RenntniEnahme.

gF Gun beionperen SenntntBtdhrne.
@tnnanberer unb 8etfenbe sfoGtsM febr Scrf&tts fesn, ett
lie ibre 8tGetts fduftn unb fSnten btefeIben nurs Dpn fold en-
|dn~gefeaten 8eaurten Edufcn, relGe DSn ibrerh @etaite !ebeH,
|ntGt dbsr BON MGtirrn Ober 8wifGentragern ia ie fphit ber
.9tfabr ~auseslttt fnS, bef&intnbslt ~ fSsrean unS ter @s'S
mfOnf ~duS6e6en.
a3hs34 Our6Jfahrtss Bilette - It4o2 Up.
mad GleH EbttIeu hes gDsfens fnb su taben Bel
eAee FssEagjsE .@b% g.. SiI6ebrdnbt, elf 81
-ss Gersals@mtgrautensMgen Der Baltimore unt
-as4 see7G aa s.s.s Sbir.@tienbabn, DAD
San301S 0r. 90. Than1e8ffr., 8alttnlore.
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Bianos auf 8elfeHuno

unb Ron isber 9Vl8, unS ganart wrrbea d ltsttss &
Die sr6bte Spr9fdit ptrD. eaf 6te VI Belt unb auf lie Nus
trabl Der WlatertaHtn peetuenbet unb CT Tam baber fur iehf
InuS etnsrn GtabltdsEent berDpreetsnpe Snfrumrnt Sc Gar
Iantte ubernebmea, SaB : .aus @tBenf&dften eines CUTE SIS
nos bette.
Mae Snfrunterte aus nsiher 5nbrtf wtrbea fur ! Saer,
ftDn benz Ea8 6es 8ertdufes en- aarantftt.
Bttpnbere Mufrnertfdmfett pif6 aAf Gts Nusrabl SON 9us
|frumenten, relGs IN ttner errbea GntfGrnuna perienbss ufr.
ben, Serwenbst une eth Vprse6t hts ltmtau(6eg tmnerbalb
ufOnater YPa 8ertauistnge an, ptrb esdattsts ipGts tin an.
hruntent utht bpIh6nbie befrtebtgen.
~ @rCetdacler mer0ea tpetlttun, bet uas pprap rsheu
ebe fe flo 9nbertO1rtS ~umlebea. -.
Stfdnhfg ~sDrrdttta etne Ausodti9 BON MeIpbfe
BON ben beten Standardization az $45 bs 5000.
IE4- ytanDS u etben m Getdu d t. aass b
mtttb ct unh afHtm nj. se6 "a 'bsr Ws
rest n4Ergr ta-r-a fef4 s~r Il udbs n. {Gn 4r-
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: MERCHANT TAILOR
uno f~aIbicnabler 9leiberlaoen,
maj Or nffhrnhe SIN 253 II. 318A.f
@alner s BruDe
Merchant Tailor,

A @de BON 6anette uno Oarrti0nttrab~,
HteeH ibrsn 8~rsunben, fUrte ben btutf6tn gnDiltum tn al
aemetnen an, baS Fc tets bic behsn bfutfdsn unb f~rdn8rtldsi
xu6e, BOdsftn5 eafFmiers unp ale 6Orten StDHe tMr Sgfn
mrrtJeber an 5anb Aaben. 5srren, weIde etnen pubtren an
aud rnn(hen, merben prrrapt unb biuta bebient.
- IRrmfetber mfretn BON bena btfen GtuH a~ngeferttet.
CDeai22.O
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SObH(fons Jnfpronce NDpn,s.

-NSUDttvbUvo NSUvUcuUCe
Wc. 70 9ecpnbTtroEe.
Tcuerss Marines unb lebenSs0serfid,p
rMu98=G OntpaAnien.
80 aaGtherffe lirb t~elteffe &pmpaenie.
ger1idetuuo8, @oup. Der 8alleb BON 8iroiuieu,
no 3h1 nit $s6o,OOO s apital allaN9nr 5saai5
Qpnbbur chickering's Comp ron %irsinien, sasi
g3D siNa nit 100000 0 CAPITAL 99a lnsa3
Nlbemarle 0er1iherune8s @0ntp. ron Vir9inien, SEQ
nit $500, 900 Capital 1h 20 $50 .Higl
Charter Safz8erii6er s@omp. Bon Sarttore,1
81 nit $3.50, Capital SIG ug9l39uC
Securitp geriderunss Comp. BON Rew.gorf, Tsr
~ H8l-sIe nit 1870, CAPITAL e1aa2 t.rlay
nirzWerlt6erun9ssG BON NepS yort, a.
- nit $500, 600 Capital sre
JeelClnte. 8erltherunas Comp. BON 9epsYort,
4l - nit $27O,O0O Capital 1924 HslAA 9"1'
Weclitnnf 0erliherun9S Comp. BON g2ews2)ort, BIS
sa iAeilA init 100000 Capital i5lf4 E& A5
JfeD Worlb Serlider. Comp. ron geemsg)orF, go
sL 15t-Q nit $250,000 Capital 9 AG 0Y4E
sEg u3lG Wercautile Mutuol Marine, y a3 1850
$40 sAasfk nit $1,000 900 CAPITAL a.aa.as4s, sa
Vereini9tc Stalten 2ebens. BerliAeruna &C. rls
m 5ssna4r NIT ST ,250,972 @apttal ao q. -.-
Nortbert NlIurance Comp. Of 2onDon ..~
nit So, 194,lI1 Capital.
Dte pben henertten GDmpd9nie n fnb son Der Qrats(dtur H45
bee Stdates WarH!anb autb0rillt anb nlen1rt. .5F-q4z@
Die bon tem ltnter,etOneten rscrdls tftrten Gpmpadnteen
paoen utrttb y ertu gb1res &dpitdt tam DoGen H5en dus q.
9e9Seentn Set az, SerartrDrtii6 fir BITE 8nblung p, @trinfe.
Ufrn1runBbpclce werben1 a%nSatgfben unb 8frlufe
phhtfIt9 erisetl shs4t@ HlAn ItC6. 8. Spbnfpn.N g
Sreb. " FLU m eurssSpr. 4tl1S $500" Somt7,fr 5a
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Grite Breminri BtanDs

S4H4f&4 3 Guf bfnn -nIten Yldst
gtp84 1, 8, 5 unb 2, 9torb @utan Citrate
Lao esnlber BEN Gntap ~5Su1e, Baltimore, Mb. ,DicStr erS6net
Danfenb fur Bite auSsebrettets @bnnerf6dft, weite Der friti
l6kfen Strna r6brenb Der lssten IS Sabre Az Tbstl rprS,
rta&t Der llnttrsei4nets ben, gasltiam bic %ttsetsnat an,tise
bur6 SsFen 9Ob bic G%pmpaents eelEf pOrben mar, Zen san,sr
Ibebeutsnben gDrretb Der NOD unDoIenbeten ptauV's, Sol, NM
Ianbereuh prdparirten Wtatertal fGuFt6 an Fd aebrabf bef a.,
wirt sestalb bas @tF4dft in benz alten 5tsle IN tem frabe
lren @ef@Gftslpfal fprt6etreiben unb Is fb aur aufaobe mo.
ben, 0as plano tmntsr ntebr tn ietncr gOaen6una in verbtl.
fern.
Nuber Tttnen alten Waarsnbdufsrn unb Der Sabrt In Gu,
~tawftabe, uabe Baltimore. ia: CT sins neue srpbe 8abrt' tn
5Ib.@ntdmfraee, nit Der Brpnte mad QDefhraee errtbtct. In
rtl6er tr cine srSse AnSabl Der belen Arbetter bef61fttatt.
Sn btefer SGbrit peroen pianos ndG elmer neuen 5cdla aes
Iferttgt, fur wel9e er BET Der AusfCaung I'm WlarSlanbs q mi
tut, mo BITE beftn Snfrurtcntsamader aus Bottom, Negsgerl
unb Baltimore. IA ptahps ~auSaefeut batten, BITE b s d 4 {
. Z d M te erbtelt.
Der aasfprua bee Snfituts wuree FUR, uadSer 9urb BITE
Snbuhrie. MuSaelun9 pom 8idmpnb, Ga., befGtiat, up linn
teafdus hae : ae y : q m I v m ertbstit wurea.
Dur@ btefe beibtn @tnblfHenents tf Ct Ia ben Staub aeiyst
Iaae Iuftrd8e, NIT nflden sr tes9rt rirb, nufs prsnpteA;
lGuSsu fubren.
&le tn btefes Iabrtt sebauten 9tGnus pahta SoQe et,ern.
Rabmen unb finb fr eCnfruirt, bas Fs Bel lusesUr6satiibs
DauerbdfttBtett BITE Itesnhe t beS GBneS bewabreg uub IL.
hem &l,nn utberhe1cr. as a#4sUh8& 4Hs5HGH#f4 -
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2Siebtia fllr WinloamOerer
Wsne arrangements fir @inmonOerer, Die nuh
+5e Dem Weter III rei1en DiinIben.

NV ~t|HHSSbl%ttlp ~ SlAONlabSLN@ Rt uou4
bem Weter 81 reiieft niiniten.
Bon btute, ben 9. WRecnbet an, werten bic @in@anhsrtr
auf br RDrtbtrn Central GalDCrtRreei Deppt @ifenbabn init
benz Grpre65us %befGrbert. Die Sdbn ktetet baoarA ben Smat.
Ieranten etr en- g. bBereH 8prtbctI dis trsenb etne
Ienbere Sdtn, aud tt ne UNI "a 0tetlen tarsfr ais isSe onbers
ISatn nan benannten Yldesn. ots :aaA 1'ss.+ +tl@
Bittsburs, @lepelanc, 0etrrit, Sort @aune
Chicago, Ollwanfee, @'alena, Dubuque, Ct
Saul, Yfrf S8lonr, burlington; Soma @itp
mn srben sesbals bic rstt her Northern gentral sabn &C..
Ibent 2 YeriDMen 10 Giunbsne frnber ale ee ntt aaeern Bal.
men Gebenetn brrt e~ntreFea, aud Tsrben q DIAL wsnteer bic
|gBdeeu babel 6~twebfeIt. Gis 8abn siett burdt zen dDniien
1bsn pn 0btp. Die game @ntftruuns BEN Bier bis Gbisa8O
IN goo Nieiien Des @ePaf mtr9 tier Gseibaet tnGrteb) uni
aebt It en- @ahn8ieren en- Den &eftimmuussert. II
yioh Sretline, Daptcp, Cincinnati, 9neianas
polio, 2oui8ptle unn 81. Fouls im tam
vtr sE stsnfeGs 9~afastsre ~tef5rpsrt unt fir tbr Sspdd
lttn { astere limlabunBsiofem eeredatl Ds lpafaetere
tpnnsn ratt bfm 3ubrs, Dbet &beabS it, nhrs5ug na9 alien
Eff!t9sn Dtasep 8ebtn, Sbne unterDsBs aeigsbaiten 81 Der-
ben. urdfahrte@tustte pertea Bfrfauii IA Der 0ffGt bHs
Nafnten. b .ys5aa traG& muH So6n q. y aIfer, AEaA
tt14-S s1sH ylU. Is. 8slssStrssi near geetsre sstsdsf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-27
MCLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent.
The best liniment in the "orld for man or beast
Another RonarLoblo o.

Inc pest IMMINENT in the World for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cure
performed by hcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. Read
itfOr yourselves
Thomas Ford a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
Iehtn street, had a horaible running sore on his foot
nc tIIeu various Llnlments, Salves, sc, but could do it
TO good. He d~espaired Of ever being able 10 work AZ his
sraae again, because he gould not bear any weight on his
ioot; and by one bottle Of McLean's Volcanic or Linz
ment he is now perfectly cured.
rheumatism, neuralgia. paralysis, bruises, sprains,
stinness IN the joints or muscles, swellings. sore
snLodt, earaene or toothache, &c, yield to the magic in
nuence OF this wonderful liniment.
TOT morse and cattle, it is an ~infalIible remedy for
Indtes, scratches; cracked heels, lameness, SPAWN, fstu-
:, = ulseS' s"ellngs, wounds, rattls-snake bites, and
varions other diseases which animals are liable tn from
injufies or accidents. W
every country merchant should obtain a supply Of Nc
II always cures.
A liberal discount will be made to merchants -vbo buv
to sell again.
For sale by IT propriaior ON "a
Ihird and Pine streets, 81 Louis. No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-27
DRUGS. MED1CINes
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYSIr

THERE has long existed a public denim.
effective purgative pill which could be reBS
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. mn
been prepared to meet that demand, and a.
sive trial of its virtues has eOnclUsively sbo-
what success it accOmplishes the purpose ~
IL is easy to make a physical PiH, but MT
make the best of all pills lone which shm5S
none of the objections, but all the adyms.-
every other. This has been attempted n
with what success we would respectfully wI
the public decision. 1t has been u~nfortnn--
the patient hitherto that almost every pm,.
medicine is acrimonious and irritating 70 ~
els. This is not. Many Of them produce =
gripping pain and ~revulsion N the system ass,
than counterbalanee the good to be dei7JS
them. These pills produce no irritation n
unless it arise from a previously existing M
ton or arrangement in the bowels. BENZ
vegetable, no harm can arise from Their ussE
quantity but it is better that any medicine
be taken judieiously. Minute directions n
use in the several diseases to which tbev =
plicable are given on the box. Among liz
plants which have been speedily cured BY t-
may mention Liver Complaint, IN its yaimsI
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Lang1or and LoNS
petite, Listlessness, IrTitability, Bilious HsI.
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in N,
and Loins for, IN truth. all these are but "A,
sequence of diseased action in the liver. h
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief Al
tfyeness, Piles, Collie Dysentery, Humon. Srr
and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the bow n
and impurity Of the blood, irregularities; N
any and every case where a purgative is reqriT
They have also produced SOM Singular I
eessfu1 cures IN Rheumatism, Gout, DrOpv.G g
Rrysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pahas5
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be 4
taken in the spring Of the year, 20 purify he
and prepare the system for the change Of va
An occasional dose stimulates the stomas
bowels into healthy action, and restores the \
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, Hs
stimulant action on the circulatOly system =
Vate the strength of the body, and restm
wasted OF diseased energies of the whole OrVr
Hence an occasional dose is adYantaepoH. :
though no serious arrangement exists; b,
necessary dosing should never be eanied TO-
as every purgatiye medicine reduces the ster-
when taken to excess. The thousand easesnv
a physie is required cannot be enumerated herr /
they suggest themselves to the reason of Es
body; and it is confidently believed this Dill \
answer a better purpose than any hing which B
hitherto been available to mankind. When q.
virtues are once known, the public VIII no lons
doubt what remedy to employ when In need 3
cathartic medicine. Beng s-ugar-vrapped, her
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use IN any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on The Bu
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-27
COMBINATION PATENT"
UPRIGHT STEAM SAW MILL.

This mill commands the universal admiration Of saw
mill men everywhere. As its merits become known, the
section Of this country, Canada, Cuba, and South Ameri-
ca. 1t is suited for every section of the world wherever
there is timber to be sawed, no matter of what character
how hard, how large or how small. Two extensive ma
nufactOries are now engaged in building these mills, yet
1t is almost impossible to turn them out as fast as they
are wanted. They embrace several valuable patents
and improvements, and combine all Of the following adj
Simphcity-BOth the mill and power are so simple in
their construction that any one Of ordinary mechanical
ability can comprehend them, put them mp and run them
without danger or difficulty.
POrfGbiify-The whole establishment can be very
quickly taken apart and put together, thus rendering it
easy to be moved from place tOplace as desired. and saw
ing the necessity Of drawing the logs a long distance to
DuTdbiify-It is constructed in the most solid and
substantial manner, runs perfectly still, is not liable to
get out Of order, and will last for years without repair.
Rapidify-It will saw faster than any other upright
upright mill. The speed Of the saw is about three hun
bred strokes per minute, and the feed from o~ne-eighth to
three-quaTters of an inch per stroke. Thus, at a medium
speed the saw will cut through a log twenty-four feet
long in about three minutes. From this data any one
knowing the character Of the timber can calculate how
much it will do.
E6iciency-It does its work well, cuts smoother and
s~traighter than the ordinary mills, and the arrangement
Of the saw is such as to render it utterly impossible for
IL to run out OF line.
CheapRess-The entire lost Of the mill, with fifteen
horse power and everything all complete and ready for
running, boxed and ready for shipment in st. Louis, is
only $1.750.
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
mill, and the power furnished is sufficient to drive extra
machinery.
Acircular containing full particulars will be sent to
any one desiring it. All OrdeTt should be addressed to
A & BURROWES,
Corner Third and Market streets, st. Louis, Mo-,
sole agents for the western and Southern States.
March 20, '5s 4s-1y