Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 19, Number 33, 8 August 1849 — Page 3

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1 o2 Jt Sec 2 5" - O 3 S "5 i - 2. s 2. S 23" Ml sRaid, night of 3d and lib. Weehly.nieanlO0 .1. Week, July yxth. ttiimmnry fur July Ihi:. a. . ! a. si. 3 r. m. Cre.h'tThprm.,?!' jHJ i'n.5; l.aaat " W9.S61 .i,ti.is I Meaa temperature.fi.l0 .IGl .G,7i0 .a r. m . 77 .5 : gh .a a. i Mesa quvut. clouds MoaUtlr mean 7 1 rang 4) . Greatest daily variation, (July 17) 27 3 .5 I .east ( Mean " Greatest daily menu, ( y.i) 2.;; 17'. I; 9) l).l; 31) G23.:j; fit. m days on which rain fell, IH; Aggregate depth of rain 1 1.41) inches; Clear days, 1; Cloudy, 4; I'lisisiut, 'JG; Prerailiug wind, S. 1.; . c!ouis, S.aud S. W. For the l'u Hail mm. i MtMrt. Editor: Self defence is said to be "the first law of nature," aclifig under this brc- I lief I hars determined to make a sliort defence of what I said in a former article, and a brief I reply loan article which appeared in your last I aver the signature of "Meluncthoti." I wax j luppy to learn from your correspondent that I waa laboring under a mistake ns to if '"point ef eminence." I had thought it an ex- j sited position in society: but I now suppuse it to be some rocky hill or stony precipice where Uns gentleman sits wrnppej up in conscious uiBany mating mo greai i:oimr. mai me cbarrh is entirely pure, and the ministry doing its whole duty. Your correspondent says: "he was not a little aatouished to hear ine say" that the cbarch permits its members to make, buy, elLaadnse rpiritous liquors as a beverage that a member of the church may destroy the lives of citizens, and disturb the harmony and goad order of society, (he should have added, bf tt ale,') and yet bo regarded as a faithful member, and no law could be found in any of Ilia articles of the church to punish him. I slatad these facts iu my former article, and notwith- 1 standing "Melancthon's astonishment" I slill reiterate them in the present; for astonishment does not destroy facts, nor surprise change the relation of truths. If these statements were 1 facts prior to his "astonishment," they still reinaiii and are destined to remain as such so long I a the ministry continue inactive on this subject, j Jf I am iu error in this, I ask him to cor reel me; but this can never be done by idle assertions, or personal assumptions, it must be done (if it be done at all) by the moral force nf truth, and the overpowering effect of facts. Any attempt to suppress the truth, or to misquote statements, must be regarded by all thinking minds us an evidence of the weakness of the cause in which the person is engaged. I have already shown where your correspondent neglected (110 doubt intentionally) to give my statement iu full. He will never uvince this community that he is correct by giving garbled extracts iu this manner, lie may tell your readers for years, through the columns of your paper, "that it has as binding a pledgn as the Washingfouians, but will the thinking portion of community believe if Will they credit his statements while they see members of the church owuing still-houses, manufacturing, buvinsr, selling and using thi .aoul destroying poison f Will they place any reliance on his memory when, after hearing him ay "the church has rules for prohibiting the use 01 imox.caili.g orinss, a umoing a mo as..- , . . - t 1 '.. ir ,, .1. . . . . t. . i ingionian pieuge iiseu, inev turn 10 ine ar- : ticlea of the various churches in Christendom,; and nnu not a single clause mat win pumsn a 1 member lor cither making, buying, selling, or using moderately spirituous liquors? That temperance is an integral part of Christianity as taught in the bible is perfectly plain; but that the church awayed by the popular feeling of centuriea has neglected to enforce this ia equally as obvious. If however the church possesses such a rule, I not only ask, but I defy your correspondent to bring it forward, lay it down, and let the public examine it and judge which of us is in error. If I am wrong in what I stated I wish to be convinced of it; but if I am right, I intend to adhere to it. Youre kindly, OBSERVER, r.ichmond, la., July 26th, 1849.

THE "AMERICAN OiL." The following! day, dissolved by mutual consent. Those'ha'ving is an extract from a letter aJilressed !" the firm, or are indebted to it, are re" . ,, . ... , quested to call on J. R. Mendenhall, who alone lO Mr. Thorn, Agont. at Dublin, dated is authorized to settle the same. Louisyillc, Ky., Mav 21: "I have tried it j . . Mf"V1Ei,,:vV-'.5i' CAMrGF-l-J - Richmond, July JOth, L-40. 3.tf

uiuii my nanus lor 1 ygcniary, or 1.110- ; lera ia its early stages, and in every in stance it has cured. V rt. rv i . . . . . ine ciivuii uc nan 111 tais city at Jesse Meek's Store, or at Dr. Howell- Drug Store. Sec the advertisement in another column. Mr. R. Keffin. of Bertrand. Michigan, in letter written Sept. 13, I84, says that Vaughn's Great American Remedy, the Lithontriptic Mixture, has cured Fever and Ague in erery case in which it has been tried, and he has sold several dozen bottles expressly for that disease. He also f - . . . mmjw, ir an muous diseases, he does not know its. equal, it gives universal satisfaction all oveV1! iMtcmgan.and Ma most perfect agent. It should be in the hands of every family. See our coltsmns; read I Dr G C Vaughn's advertisement; get a pamphlet from Agents. marBMnMiTrB. .,i . P"5?21Tm ? Surt;caI lt.nients tsy 33,1319. I. REED.

Richmond Price Current

Wl,.t7na fixeJ. nrice.5 Flaxseed. Gj370c V bu

V'fCor,2025. Oats, S0S22.

Apple (dried) ac. flour, (If-OIDs) S-s,-"-Butter, 107312c fb. " (V barrel) $5,25. Lard, 6c V Jb. Eggs, GOlOc V do. Bacon (hog round) &26c. MONEY MATTERS. List or Eamk Notes Received at the Bhascii 15 a.n n at RiCHHQ.tr: State Bank of Iiidiaua'.San iusU y City Bank ; and Branches; Seneca County Bank, Kentucky Banks of Tiffin, Ohio; and upward; ;Wetern Rt-aerve Bank ; .Stiite Bank of Ohio and Bji.k of Virginia auii I Branches: Branches; I. .if. Bank of Cincinnati; r armers Hank ol irConiiiiercial I'auk of do. gini.i and Branches; City Bank of do. Bank of the Valley of Duyton Bank; Virginia and Branches; l.auk of Geaun; Exchange Bank of VirCanal B'k of Cleveland ;' ginia and Branches; City " do Notes of $5 and upCity " Columbus; wards, at pnr in New Franklin B'k of Zjiies- York, Philadelphia, ville; ' and Baltimore. Richmond, July 2.ih, 1 I'J. It.ink Note Talile iin.l KxchHiie Iit (Corrected, irerklij, for tfie Cincinnati Gazette.) i (Jr.tjRi.r Mii.ne &. Co., West Tliird strett, B tiiker-t and Dealers in Money and Bills of Exchange; who make collections throughout the V. State, Canada and Europe keep deposit account and diaw oil Englud iu sums to suit purchaners. CUKKENCr ST A.N (JAR l. Oiin. j 'i'ennrxxer. i). Life In T. Co. aipm All solvent lianks ft-i lis Lafayetto a!pm; Alalmma. Franklin i aspini Mobile. Bank of I j 2Js Commercial i aipm 'Other hks (t. nts;G.rds Merh's vt Trail, jalpnv Arkanxat. City Bank aipm1 All Banks GO 0)70 ris State Bk of O. Sc Mr- parj North Carolina. Clint'n bk Columbus par All solvent Banks 2 ds Chillicolhe par South Carolina. Circleville, J. Old, P. par All solv. Banks H " 2ds do. S. Reunick, iiosale' Ueorgia. Dayton par Augusta, Franklin Bk Coluni. par .Savannah, 22i !s Ceau'M Jr Other Banks, S Marietta par liouxsi'ina. .Massillon Mt. Pleasant Norwalk New Lisbon St. Clairsvilln Satnliisk y par 1st, 2.1 Mu. N. O par 3rd Muni. N. O. 5;) dis Solvent Banks par Illinois. 1". ds 2."i ils par par State Bank Gi) iiix Shawneefown 75 F.kt M's.bk Pleuv'e, par! Vir-'inia. Jellerson Branch par Eastern solv. Banks par Sfebeuvillo no sale, Wheeling ' upw'a par U'ooriter 7."dit lr Under 5'a 1 dis Western Reserve par, IZa..-lern lianks. Xeui.t par New England par Zanesville par New York par "Cleveland par'New Jersey par Com Bk Lake Elio par. Pennsylvania par Com. Bunk Scioto par Mar) land par Hamilton par .Vs ami upward par : Lancaster par. Under .r par Miami Exp'g Co. :') di.sl Michigan. Urbana 5') dis'St Clair no sale (rauvillu .10 1 is I! iver Raisin no al Farm's Bk Canton GO rlis Oakland (. no sale West Union no sale Hank of Michigan 5 ds Lebanon no sale ..Michigan Ins. Co. 5 ds All other O. Banks, do.; Wisconsin. Indiana. j.Ma. 3. Fire In. Co. 3 ds St. Bk Sc. Branches p:tri Kentucky. j "These Banks have All solv. Banks, par a.!i heretofore been from 3 disC(?untf but aru ow generally ree'd at par K:istcrn KxchnnKP. Haying tlnleg. Sdlinn Rates. U " pr 1 J rt? pr 1 J (a pr 1 (H pr (a) 1 On Boston, 1 3 pm "New ork, 1 wpm "Philadelphia.! fid pm Baltimore, ! Gi pm Buynig rates of Silver, ii Gold, i fif l Prime Bills GO days interest lV. Sterling Exchange iu New York,7fi27i pm. Xpw Orleans Kxclnince. Sight sell iftii pin. GO days buy int. and 1 dis. GO days buy I (lis. 'JO daysiut. and 1'i dis. From the Louisville Morning Courier. Forvvood's Cholera Xledicine. Such is the reputation acquired by Mr. Forwood's cholera drops, that he is now daily receiving orders for them from all parts of the country. They have unquestionably relieved very many persons in the first stages of the disease, and as they have doubtless been the means of saving many valuable lives, wo have every reasou to believe they deserve the high character they enjoy. Persons wishing to procure the very best article of the kind should call oti Mr. Forwood at his residence on Pearl, or Third st., between Green and Walnut. In its manufacture he is particular in using none but the best materials, and of course the effect it is intended to produce can be counted on with an almost absolute certainty. Since the first appearance of the cholara here, Mr. Forwood has supplied poor persons with large quantities of his medi cine without charge, and in other ways has done I much towards relieving the distressed and indigent ;and he still gives and gives freely w henever he is called on. It will he well enough to add that the article made by Mr. Forwood himself, has his own written signature (not printed) on the label of every bottle. Purchasers will do well to notice this distinction i Jj-ANOTHER SUPPLY of the above medi icine, just received at C. W. STARR'S. nic,momi Au , 32:3vv iOlllt ion of Iartncrllip ryiHE partnership heretofore existing between 1 Matthias Coukle and Win. Mitchell, Jr is, dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the late firm, or those haviug accounts against the same, are requested to call and make immediate settlement. CONKLE & MITCHELL. The business hereafter, will be conducted by the undersigned, who has removed his establishment to the STARR ROW, a few doors East of Sloan's Hotel, where he is prepared to furnish his old customers and the public with ISeady naile C'lotliiiiff. xr M AML'FAC'TL RE CLOTH IMG TO ORDER, ix a neat a.xo workmanlike manner. Call and see him. MATTHIAS CONKLE. Richmond, Aug. 1, ISO. 32-tf Dissolution or I'artucrsliip. rlHE partnership heretofore existing hetween i I J. R. Mendehall and Win. Campbell, in the UTThe onderslgned continues the business of ! WnMitrtaAfaaaiaaatv at a& 1 a) ft" avii: sssa sii j i.it,9, and solicits a continuance of public patronage. J- R. MENDLNHALL. NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT. T MIE undersigned respectfully informs the people of Richmond aud surrounding coun try, that he has recently opened iu the "STARR a CHAIR MANUFACTORY, where he will keep ou hand, at all times, Windsor, Fancy mud Spring-Seat Chairs, Walnut and Mahogany Boston Rocking Chairs, large Cane-Seat Rocking Chairs; in fact he is prepared to manufacture every thiug in the Chair line. Persons wanting a fine and good article of Chairs need not go to Cincinnati, as he is prepared to furnish as good an article and at as low j pneo as can be obtained at that place. Those wi.htng to purchase are requested to call and see. Richm. indl ov i;ii .viB GRLEV

TO OVERS.--Madder, Cappera.i. Logwood, Extract An., Not Oatls, Blue Vitriol, Kic Wood, Fustic, Iudigo, prepared Blue, Camwood, Oil Vitriol, Aqua Fcrtie, Muriatic Acid, Lac Dye, Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, ic, &.C., always on band and for sale cheap, at REED'S Dm? and Dye Estalilishment. Richmond, May 30, IS49. 35tf

"OUR TAILOR SHOP! JOII." If. SCOTT, would respectfully inform his friends anil the public generally, hat he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP recently ocrupied by M. Conkle, opposite THE CITY BOOK STORE; where he is prepared to cul ailu ife up isriiiciiia i ilia uesi . . J ! ...a - : - 1 i - ! i ou uie snor.es. nonce. aJ'-c lotk and I'niiaiuiftua r regula rhj rtciierd. Richmond. March 1 1, 1 ? 10. 1 1 :1 y ':irri:is Axles. 45: SETTS CARRIAGE AXLES received ind for sale low by J. M. ft, J. II. 1IUTTON, .Main st. 2 doors west of Pearl. March 11, lell). i STO X E C U T T I X (1 . ft 'MI E subscriber respectfully informs the pnbI lie and his friends, that he still continues the Stone Cutting business in Kichiimnd.ou IVarl street, near the Market House, where he will be pleased to furnish cut stone of every description, on the most accommodating terms. He has iow on hand (and exper ts shortly to receive ail additional supply,) a complete assortment of .ninucn mUw.u: l mi hi i;iuu: stinks which he will sell cheaper, for cash, than the) have ever before been sold in this city. Plain an I Ornamental 1.0: lering, done in goo,! sty!'. and to order Call and examine his assortment und prices. DANIEL MORRISON. Richmond, June G, lrt-l'J. 3tHi:'17 H. Mil. t" GROUND sIMCF. M I I. I.S--PURE SPICES. Bkattv t I'isxkr, would inform .Merchants and others, dealers in the above articles, that they have established themselves in Hamilton , Ohio, for the manufacture and sale of every kind of GROUND SPICES and MUSTARD, which they warrant perfectly pure and of the best quality. They would also inform the pub lie, who may be in need of any of these articles, that they have appointed Dr. J. Howells, their Agent for Richmond and surrounding country, who is authorized to sell at their prices, either wholesole or retail. Please cull and get your supplies at Dr. J. HOWELLS' Drug Store. April I, 11'J. No. 1G, Main St. FIuxm siinl I.ins-'I Oil. I wish to say to the public that, having purchased the Oil Mill, two miles north of town, on West Fork, of Fahnestock &. Howells, I am prepared to pay the highest market-price iu Cash for good clean Flaxseed, dwlivered at the Mill or at my Drug Store in I'ichiuond- I shall also have on hand Linseed Oil, by the wholesale and retail, as low as any body, and as I manufacture with the Hydrostatic Press, I can furnish a better article of Oil than the other country Mills. April 18, ISO. J. HOWELLS. TO UU ILDERS. S' EVER A L second hand DOORS and DOOR FKAM liS, and an excellent flight of steps. banisters and raiting for sale at less than half their worth, at No. 27, opposite the Bank. JNO. HAINES. 4th mo. 30th. ISO. A. . SCOTT. J. It. JIKSIIKMULL. ; Fresh Arrival!----Summer Campaign: ; 'I'HE citizens of Richmond and vicinity are j 3 respectfully informed tint we have "eccived ' and opened, direct from the Eastern Cities, one of the most extensive and desirab'e slocks of M E R C II A N 1) I Z E , ever before offered, ami at prices that cannot and ' shall not he hint ! And, as it is known that the I "Acs Placer" vet discovered in the "Mew Gold Mine" is at NUMBER EIGHT, we are authorized to say that, if any of our neighbors wish an Agency to 'estahlixh the prices of Goods" any place, they can procure one by applying to SCOTT .Si CO. (yT-N.B. All kinJsof Produce taken iu exchange for Goods. Richmond, June Gth, IS O. 17tf 1'Ii ICitliiiioiMl I)nf:il Depot. IS at Dr. Howells' Drug Store, where a large stock of Mineral Teeth, from the ManufacThomiu &. Denhard can be had at manufacturers prices, also, Gold and Tin Foil, Files, Forceps, &c. Plaster of Paris, and every thing that Dentistsneed. Please call at No. 16, Main street Oct. 10, IS IS. 42-tf D RSCH A MP'S R E M EDY FO R CONSUMPTION, for sale bv IRVIN REED. JTrCall and get a pamphlet explaining it. May, 1, ISO. 10-tf Carriage Spring. P'RS CARRIAGE SPRINGS received and for sale low by 60 J. M. &- J. II- HU I1 N. Main st. 2 doors west ol Pearl. April 19. 1S43. 17 171I.ri8. CORN. CORN MEAL, and ; for sale by SWIN &. POE, No. 7, Opposite the Post Office. Richmond, June 6lh, ISO. 21tf May 23, ISO. S-tf Somk. srucicti. ixvritiMK.vr.--Pocket Cases of 3 different sizes; Tooth Ke vs of various sizes and qua I ities; Slethesco;es; Spring, Thumb and Gum Lancets; Tooth Forceps and Files; Cupping Glasses: Breast Pipes with Gum Elastic Bags; Nipple Shells and Shields; Catheters, Gum Elastic and Silver, ami all kinds of Trusses, and Supporters; to be had at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 16 Main street. May 23 ,1849. 22 tf SW'AIX V FOE, IN'O. 7, Main street, R' ESFECTFULLY invite the attention of their friends and the public generally to their Stock ol t reslj comprising almost every article in the hue. Having purchased the old stock of Young t McCIur?, aud just received a large additional supply, they are prepared to furnish their customers with every thing in the GROCERY line on as good terms as any other establishment iu the City. Their stock consists, in part, of Coffee, pices, ground and nngrouud Tobacco, Dried Peaches, 1 Raisius, Dates, Herring, f u gar, Teas, Molasses. Lake Fish, Cod Fish. Window Glass, Nails, Candies a general assortment. Brooms, Buckets. Baskets, Wash-Boards, j Tubs, Churns, Pilch-Forks, Hoes, Hatchets, , Mackerel, No. 1 2 3, Cheese, &,c. See. ' All of which they will sell, for cash, or exchange . for country produce, ou terms which canuot, nor ' shall not fail to please customers. The highest! market price will be paid at all times for all kinds ot available country produce. Call audexamine our Mock; nnd if pleased, BUY. May 9, 143. 20-tf CHLOROFORM. A supply of this Great Cholera Remedy, just received and for sale at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 16 Main street. May 23, 154'J. 22-tf T KEMOVAL. , i.yfc.T' A.-ir n. uixxiii ir, re- .- "i . at . ............ -

specttully informs his friends and the public that he has removed his Establishment to the newroom adjoining John Haines' Store, O-West half of Xo. 37.o where he is prepared to sell Clocks. Watches, Jewelry. Fixe Cctlert, Silte Srooxs, Spectacles, Faxct Notioxs, &.c. Scc, at his usual reasonable prices. fp-CIocks and Watches repaired on short notice. Richmond, April II, 1SF3. I7tf

Hadriver and Lake Eie Railroad.

FOR SAN DUSK Y,C LEV EL AN D, BUFFALO AND NEW YORK. V PASSENGER train leavea Springfield daily, (except Sundays.) at 12 M. and arrives at Sandusky same evening at 9. Second train leaves Springfield every evening, (except Sunday ) at lOo'clock and arrives at Sandusky next morning at S o'clock. FARE, Springfield to Belifoutaine, 3'-. miles, i Kenton. 5G miles ' Tiffiu, 95 miles " " Sandukv, 131 miles $1.00 1 ,7." 2.!) ) 1,00 8,00 " Bu.T-ilo, about "JO hours, The steamer Queen City leaves every Monday and TlmrsJaVSaudu&sy The America every Tuesday and Friday. The Saratoga every Wednesday and Saturday and immediately after the arrival of the iiijrht train, and arrive in Cleveland at 1 P. M. am: in Buffalo the next morning iu time for tiie early train of Cars. E. F. OSBORN, Sup't. May 12, 1M5. 23 Da ton Jour. ...". 17 RES 1 1 and pure Oil of Lemon, and other Ex nice articles, just opened by July I-1. If I'J. 1KVIN REED. AsrOR Oil. ( vrM'LI."IliiJ is a new and pleasant way of taking this very disagreable mertieine, tne uasior "11 oeiug neany done up in the Capsull so as to pevent its being I tasted. Call and get some at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. IGMain street. I May 23, l- O. 22 tf JIANCfAai.'iini BY STEAM AT THE A M E R 1 C A N M A U I ' A C T O R Y, 2-"7 I'KAWI. SillUKT. (Sign of the Three Uolden L'tubrell 1.1 ) ERCIIANTS in want of an assortment of j T I Umbrellas and Parasol, are advised to pay .0 SI ! PIU!'ITi. but to call ;.'t once 011 the .Man 11 fact n re r. who are making li- ' r ' -v: r' r by the intro duction of Steam and N.-w l'.'.tent Machinery, and are enabled to produce th best and most elegant styles of g.wls, an I s-ll tlieui at a rate, winch they may DEFY COMPETITION. ISAAC SMITH y CO , Mannfactuirrn, New York. P. S. We have a branch of onr House estabj lished at Boston', Massachusetts, at No. 4, Sewall Block, Milk street, where we shall be happy to see onr Western friends. I.S..V .Co. j July II. ISO. 29:3m j D A X 1 E L W A R D , ' ONTINUES business at the old stand o. j L LEWIS &, WARD, and has made extensive additions to their stock of j Family Groceries. j His stock includes almost every thing called for j iu his line, of foreign and domestic growth and ; manufacture. He continues the j IE A K I 18 I' S1SESS, ; and will shortly have the most extensive and j best arranged Bakery in the place. His Baker i has been employed in the best and most fashion- ! able establishments of eastern and western ci ties, and the proprietor teels warranted in saying that those who may patronize him will not be disappointed. Fresh Bread and Cakes may be had every day, by wholesale and retail, at the lowest possible rates. June Gth, IsO. 31:'4-i-tr Cily Bakery, -U-iiifJIe Factory, &v. PAXSOX, LEWIS & Co.. Xo. 55. South-East Corner of Main and Marion streets; Richmond, Indiana; HAVE just opened a splendid assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, which they are prepared to sell cheap lor Cash or exchange for approved country produce, either wholesale or retail. O Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sugar, Candies, fc. &.C., for sale cheap. lj"They are prepared to furnish "wedding fixings," in the shape of Pound Cake, to all who may apply. Call and see them. 0Cavpi.es: for sale by the Cox or Pound, and the highest price iu Cash paid for IS EIZVES and TALLOW. P.rcatl. f'itkes. Craclicrs, Arc, Fresh ami Good, on hands at all times; also, FK&:SEI 31 EATS: Such as Beef, Pork, Veal, tc. , will be served up every Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday mornings. They respectfully invite the citizens of Richmond, and vicinity to cail and see them; and if they go away dissatisfied or empty-handed, it shall not be the fault of PAXSON, LEWIS vt CO. May 25, 1843. 51tf WOOL WANTED! AT THE lCicIimoml Woollen Factory. ('"E'HE undersigned are prepared to receive I WOOL, to manufacture into Cloth, Cassimlre, Satinet, Tweed, Flannel, and !5i.axkets, either ou shares or by the yard. Also, to U:irl and Spin ly the Pound. U'They have on hand a supply of the nbove named articles, which they will exchange for WOOL. They will, also, Full ami Dress Clotli. for all wiio will favor them with their custom. LEVTNUS KING & SON. 5lh mo. 23d. 22tf LAWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LED, is always kept for sale at Dr. Howells Drug Store No. 16 May 23. 1' .Maui street. 40. -tf:

SIiveI, Forks, &c. ; O nz. "Ames" L. ,tS. Handled Shov i jaC 2 "RolaiM" " co. ; 1 doz. Polished Steel " do. ! 4 ' Cut CO. " " do. j 1 " Co j'-noa Long " do. i 1 " .per" Forks, I - st r . ' i ' . '2 " (.. . o-i : i ' -.t ,4 ; ; . . . .- : . .: ' r :-.' ttv

M -.' Richmond, M tarl. Two Family t ar. i , t i,v .ile, T Min subsenb-r hat two Faimiy Carriages on hand, -they are both entirely new, made of the best material", and are siiitjbie lor one or two horses: they are offered CHEAP. Call at the Cabinet Shop on Pearl street, a few doors below Jesse Meek Store. THOMAS MASON. Richmond, June 27th, 1J9. 27tf Fresh Drags and Medicines! Just Arriving at No. 16, Main street. TVR. HOWELLS, would inform his custom- ! J ers, and all the rest, that be is now receiving s his Summer Stock of Dsrcs aud Meuicines; i all pure aud fresh, and sold ou the most reasonaI ble terms. He particularly requests any person ( buying of him, who is not satisfied with the ar ticle purchased, to return it ana no wi.i reiunu the money; he warrants every thing he sells, and is determined to gire satisfaction. 0"Cail at No. 16, Main street, Richmond. June 6, lc49. F7tf DR. E. CRANE'S SPINO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER -fc SHOULDER BRACE a new and Tery raluable article Physicians would do well to call and examin them. IRVIN REED.

j May, 1, l:lr. 13-tf

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!!

ORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE a remedy unsurpassed forexpelung irorms warranted to contain nothing of a poisonous character, but is simple in its action aud safe in its application. The above mt-riicine for sale only bv JOHN HAINES. Richmond, May 23. 1640. 12-tf AVE YOU TRIED DR. PURDIES FAM ILY MEDICINES; well ihey are good, call at Dr. Ilo-veUs Drug Store, No. 1 C, Main street, where you can get Furiies' Pills, lor Dispepsia and Lticr affections. Purdies Plaster for ail sorts of sores. PurJies Ointment for nil diseases t f the shin, eruptions, piles, burn:. and Dr. Purdies Phoenix Hitters, a gre;it restorer of the system. 1 lu-se meUU-iiies are just intra-t duced here, but th-y have had a great run in the east. Trv them, and prove them. Richmond, May 23, ISO. 10-tf T. J. FER'iL'Si'N. WM. P. WILSON. ri:sttitso. v Wilcox, .Yo. I", Main S'rrtt, T AKE pleasure in annoii nc ing to the citi zens of llii'liniuiiu uinl vicinity, that they have received their Spring mi l Summer Stock of GOODS, Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still receiving additions thereto, embracing everv vari- . ety ol new and fashionable Or" O0i fr l.saif. Wear: Ai .. rv. I LKMEM'S IVEAR, in On at I arnlij of Mnr and' Faslti n n 1 h U S t -j . ! In a word, our stock is heavy and our assortment complete ; ail of which has been S'-b.-cted i with great care; and. ns we ar not disposed to I do business by III MIU OF.UY. we wo-ild te- ' spe tfuily invite the public to EXAMINE OUR STOCK, which w- ahvis take pleasure in showing: a nd would modestly suggest to our friends that on: I'Ricns are re asomar 1. R ichtiiou ) , J u ne 0, 1 r O. I 7 11 w 1: S t 1: R X MILITARY I1MSTITUTE, ioi-!;t'l 11, 14. 1 BOARD OF VISITORS. 'I'he AJutant Oein ral. torrethor with five fit persons, to be annually appointed by the Execuj tive, to attend examinations at least once in i the year, according to law. ! FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges and nub! -! exercised by the '' usttc t and Faculty ! of auv oilier College. C'."L. T. F Joiivson', Oenrral Superintendent. Col.. E. W. Morgan, Joint Superintendent. j and I'rofessor of Engineering and of Matural History. ! Likut. Cor.. B. R. Johnson, Frofrssor of Matuj ral and Experimental I'hilnsnphy . fMAJ. W. A. Foriies, Professor of Mathematics. 1 Richap.:i N. Xkwlu, A. M., Professor of Ancient and Modern language. I James G. Blaine, A. B., Adjunct Professor of J Languages. Rev. J. R. Swift, A. M., Professor of Ethics ! and I' flits little rs. j James II. Daviess, Esq., Prnf.ss.ir of Earn. I Rev. II. V. D. Nevus, A. M. Principal of the j Acaditny. Capt. C. E. Mott, Teacher in the Academy. Capt. W. W. Gai'.nt, Adjutant of the Institute. Educated at West Point. fEducated at the Virgiuia Military Institute. Two hundred and thirty Ca. lets, from fifteen different States, have entered this Institution since it was organized, in 1S27. It is entirely free from the control or domination of any sect or party, either political or religious. Economy in dress, iu the adoption of a cheap Uniform, for Winter and Summer, is rigidly enforced Every student is required to select a College guardian, with whom all funds brought or received must be deposited, and nodebl must be contracted without the consent of such guardian. An Institution combining the science of the West Point Academy and of Polytechnic Institutes, with the classical literature of our best Colleges, aiiding the modern languages, and superadding practical schools of Law and Engineering, nearly realizes the long-felt desideratum of a university able to meet the wants of Western progress a university where all may select a course of study to suit their time, means und professional destination. .Mr. Davilss. the Professor of Law, is known in the various Courts as a practitioner of great ability, varied learning, long experience and exalted character. II is eminent qualifications, the wholesome exercise and discipline of the Institute, and the convenient observation of the forms of judicial proceedings, offer unusual inducements to those who are earnest to achieve distinction as sound Lawyers. CIVIL ENGINEERING Will be thoroughly and practically taught in the Western Military Institute the Professor, Col. Morgan, being one of the most skillful and experienced Engineers in the United States. All the instrumentsconnected with that department, have been procured at considerable cost, and of the best quality. The Superintendent takes the liberty of stating that he is now offered 75 per month, for competent assistant Engineers. One of his forms r pupils receives at this time, $2,500 per annum, as Principal Engineer of a Railroad now under construction in Kentucky whilst others of the same class are receiving in different parts of the United Slates, 5201(0, $1500, or $1200 a year as Assistant E2ngi ueers . The time is rapidly approaching when there will he a great demand for such as have been prepared for thai vocation, at the Western Military Institute. Nothing is Inzarded in saying th?U they will readily command $1200 or 150'! per annum. Every man of observation must see that the gigantic enterprises already proposed, will give birth to hundreds of others, tributary to them. The rapid advancement of our whole country, and the engerness ol our people lor country, fui'i me eagerness ui our people, ior r .i . exploring the hidden resources of the new States and the n-;wlv acquired territory, will give am- .. .. 1 . ,i 1 11 1 .. co-.c. .irrri t.t crone, to the skill 21.10 entcrpri.- ol the Engineer, the Geologist, the Mineralogist, the Survevor and the Architect. Young men who have an aptitude for the Mathematical and Physical sciences, will have a wide field opened to them for engaging in an honorable, a healthful nnd a lucrative pu rsu it, for which they may be thoroughly and practically qualified", iu a short time, and at small expense, at the Western Military Institute. ' TERMS. In the Ac.Ki.imv $30 00 per annum. In the College 40 00 " For Music and use of Arms and Accoutraments 3 00 " For Fuel 2 00 ' BOARDING can be had in private families, : at from t o to two nnd a half dollars a week. When in Barracks, it is Designed to furnish Comi nioiis at a uniform rate. Students from a disI tance will be required to board at the Institute, i and have no communication with the town, ex- ! cept as allowed by written permits, j QT The next session will commence on the first of September, and continue ten months. July IS, 1S49. 30-ly RK WHIR OK ID, best brands. rf$l,0 e keg; Red Lead; en; Red Chrome Red, Yellow and Green; Prussian" Blue; Chi nese Vermiifion; Ultra Mirine; Broines; t.ofd Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rose Pink; Varnish Brushes: Paint do., all sizes; FcrtiTire &. Caihuge Varnisk; Japar; Leather Var.xish; Sp. Whiting, Putty, 5cc. for sale, at reducep prihes, by IRVIN REED. Richmond, April 2, 1S49. 25tf SEASONABLE AND OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES. now opeuing at No. 2., where every attention j will be paid to my friends and those favoring me , with a call. Please examine before buying. i JNO. HAINES. ; Fourth mo. 30, 1S49. Opposite the Bank. 97. wt A Room For Kent: A ROOM, over the store of J. B. Hunnicult, for rent. Apply to JOHN HAINES. Richmond, May ICth, 1S19.

R . WEHSTER, 23 3aasi i jQ. o-r-1 r.SPECTFl'I.I.Y : "i. announces to the i citizens of KicunoxuI and vicinity, that he has taken Rooms up stairs, j over Irviu Keed's Drug Store, ou Main street, j where he will be fo,:md at all times, except ab- j sent on business" prepared to uttehd to ttil op- j erations 111 his prol?s;oti iu a style warranted tojjive general satisfaction. R E F E R E N C E S . Iav! Ri:r.i, S. 15.Sti.ntox, Esq Bkxjvkix Bond, S iMi r.L Co i r., T.covt ss Richmond, April 11 TllAlJl'F.orS U RIGHT, ls.wc ti vi'sr, JoXTIIAN W RIGHT, ISXAC PaSCX, a v t: ' r. I !.. 16-tf COVERLET YARN. 4 QUAN TITY rourtantly on hand and for i ft sale at the "Cheap Western ta tore" of &. COiCOTT Richmond. May 23. l'O Tiic ir:ittt Ico vry of 1I10 Age. 1'li. 'PRASK'S M.UJN ETI C O I N TM I'.X T, IS const autiy effecting cures of the utmost importance. The most incredulous ure convinced Ihe most faithless are compelled to believe 111 the po-er and virtue of this great remedy. 1 It is universally admitted to be the most wonderful combination know n to the w orld, for the 'immediate relief of disease und pain. It never fails while there remains sufficient life to restore a natural ho. I healthy action to the capilary ves- i sels of the body, and cij'ializu Ihe circulation of j : the blood. By this means, a controlling power ! is gained over the most malignant forms of disease, which cannot be obtained from any other remedy. Such is the power of this combination tiiat it penetrates to every portion of the human t. ... 1 ..,,,1 ,.,-i ,wl i:.,J,.t ;. J..rr 1....I .,,.1 nd i,-:.d., aeiisildrt its mirifvin.- and healinir influence. Hence it copes as readily with internal as external disrase. jumerous instances are on recoru wnere : ; this remedy has restored health to patients so j near the grave that the most powerful internal remedies failed to produce any effect. Such has j frequently been the case iu IN ELAM ATION of the BOW ELS no patient ever need die of ! this disease where tho Magnetic Ointment can j he obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known i as the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS can always be I cured by this remedy. For INFLAMATORY j RH EU.M AT1SM, this Ointment is the most comi plete remedy ever prepared. In 91) cases out of ! KM) it will iitVord entire relief to the worst cases i of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For nervous discuses this remedy is of immen-e valii--'. Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism, Lame- ; : ness, L loerated ror throat, lironctiii.s, I leuri- -. ... r-. .1 I-.- !-..- !sy, Croup, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Ague in the Face or Breast, Burns, Scald Head, f-crofula, j Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Inflamed Eyes, Fever (Sores, oic, will be immediately relieved by the j the use of this remedy . CFor further particulars and testimonials, see pamphlets left with each agent For sale by IRVIN REED, only Agent for Richmond, w here it can be had Wholesale and Price 2- Vents per Bottle. Richmond, May 9, 149. 20:vr. CARRIAGE KArjUFACTORY. T' public that he continues business at his old stand, on Fifth street, Sooth of the Starr House, where he makes to order all kind of CAR RIAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his line. He also, keeps a number of articles in his line en hand He believes his work will compare favorably with any manufactured in the west he uses the best of materials, and for fiuish and beauty of construction his work cannot be excelled. His prices are moderate, and terms favorable. Thankful for past favors he solicits a continuance of patronage JONATHAN MATTIS. June Gth, ISO. 37-ly. fi FASHION'S FOR 1849! SilK and Fur Hatx V Cans. OF THE LATEST SUM..MER STYLE; Forsaleby JOHN SUFFRINS. Richmond, June G, I S 19. 27'4?tf SASH! SAS1I!! SASH!!! SASH!!!! E have just received a lot of Window ash, manufactured by Lyghter ct Cobaugh, of Hamilton, Ohio. V. will furnish to order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters and Blinds, made of the best seasoned pine, warranted. Call and examine. JOHN HAINES. Opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia. May 23. 18 19. 3"tf IVlEmC'A'V Off. THE GREATEST REMEDY OF N A'I'U R E procured from ; . . , - r . t , ., . , J " Wfil in hentucky, 15 feet below the earth s sat . .t-u, ,:n i i i . .1 """' ! - !, j , Harem, British, or any , . " ' found vastly superior to other lorrnerly popular Oils. Its curative properties for the following ailments are truly wonderful: Inflammatory rheumatism whooping cough -phthisic coughs colds -spasms tettererysipelas scald head croupinflammatory sore inroai liver comptaiut inflammation r it.- h ..i nx.m ,v i , , . , i the kidneys pains in the breast, side and back iuiaiui .z.lilfll!..aiiOIJ Ol diseases ot the spine piles heart buru diseases of the hip joint inflam-d sore eyes deafness and ear-ache worms tooth-ache---sprains strains burns- -scalds bruises- cuts ulcers- cancers- fever sores, &c. !cc. Itscu-rt merits are its best recommendation, as thousands of people cf all classes and ages can testify. Vaalion. In order to be sure of obtaining the - i , . i f. . . . genuine, purchase only of the General Apent. ur. togar l norn, t'uii.in, v ayue co., I no., or i through sub-agents appointed by him for its sale; ', each of whom will have a Show Bill, and general directions in pamphlet form, containing the : names and address of the Proprietors, and Genj eral Agent for the State of Indiana, as fellows: i D. Hail Sc Co., Proprietors, Kentucky, ' . - - - - Doctor Epgar Thor.x, General Agent for the State of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne couuty, to whom all orders must be addressed. Aoexts: Jesse Meek, Dr. Howells, Richmond; Townsend, Jewis & Co., Silvers Si. Braeg, Cambridge; Jacob Sowers, Gormantown; Dr. J. P. Ball, Centreville; J. S. Starr, Newport; J. B.ilenger, Williamsburg; Lock & Mills, Economy; L. Iesh, Frauklin; W. O. Arment, Da! ton; Vaaghan Sc. Duhadaway, Hagerstow n G. D. Kern, Milton. April T, 1S13. 17:9m DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. AN additional supply of Medicines, &,c. all of the first water, and offered at a tnflinz I advance on cost; just received and now opeuing m at No. 47, Main street, by 1KVI? REED. Richmond. May 23. 1849. 8-tf TOWNS AN DS SARSAPARILLA. "AMD PLENTY OF IT TOO." -g Pff bottles of this hrvalaable medij.JJJ cine just received and for sale wholesale and retail at Dr. Hewell'si Drug Store, where all who need th article are requested to call. Those who wish agencies address Dr. Howe lis. Richmond, Ia.. GeMral AgeWt. . . June 20. 14? 9-f

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MlJUVUiTriiUMllM iiiflSniiiiMl, iiBUmtillJUvxr !r. Ti)'Ks?ti !' f jw.i.n, I Kv'rrtt't ot S A 15 S A V A I. I L L , Principal ?ice 12( Fultea ft ret t. Mtie Yark, and lOo S-tu!h Ptart Strut, Albany. Woiitlcrnnd lle.n i t I In .ue lUe rao-t F:traorilinarv Veil ;c-ir- inlhe UiuW. Ci.ii -u.iip; i. Curt !. Cleans,- ami str,ngteu. CousilinptuHi Ciiu be iiiri'ii. liroiichil.-1, Consumption, Liver Compl.'iot. I'oldv, Catarih. t oughs, Asthma, Spitting ol lilootl. Soreness in Profuse Expectoration, P in the Siue, Ac, , have been aiiii can be cured. j This extract is put t:p iu lia.u t Battles; it i (six times cheaper, pleasauter. und w arra tiled suj porior to any sold. It cures disease n ithout vom iting, purging, sicueuing or dv Uiiitalii'.g the 1 a lie nt. Kits! Kit! Fit! Pr. Tow use nd, not bavin? tested hi Sarsapaiiiia in Cases .f Fits, of coott never recommeuded it, end was surprised to receive thi following from nil intelligent and respectable Farmer in Westchester County: 1 or. ham, August 13. IS 17. Dr. Towusend Dear Sir: I hake a little girl seven year of ege, who ha been several yeai atiiicted with FiLs; wo tried almost everything for her. but without success; at last although wa could fi id no recointiieiidat lull in our circulars for cases like hers, we thought as she was iu very delicate health, we would f;;ve her some of your Sarsaparilla. and are very g!ad we did, for it not only restored her strength, but she has hiul n 1 return ol toe I it.", to our grout pleasure and stirj prise. She is fast becoming rugged aud hear')', i for which we feel gintelul. j Yours, Respectfully. J ellN BUTLER. Jr. M-ITTINU It I.OO I). New York, April 2S, 1S47 j Dr.Townsexo 1 verily believe that your ! Sarsaparilla has been the tnt niis, tiirollgh ProviI deuce, of saving my life. I hive for several I years had n bad Cough. It bccaim worse and worse. lasi At last 1 raised l.ire (;uautities of blood. i!had night Sweats, and was greatlv debilitated ! a"'l reduced, and di.I not expect to live 1 haveonly used your Sarsppariila u short time, ml there has a wonderful change been wrousrht in me. 1 am now uLle to walk alt over the city. 1 raise no blood, and my tough has left me. You can well imagine that lam thankful for these results. Yoiirobe.lient servant, WM. RUSSELL. C5, Catharine st. Rhoiim itisin. This is only onn of more thnu four thousand cases of Rheumatism that Dr Tovvnsend's Sarsaparilla has cured. The most severe and chronic cases arc weekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues. James Cuintnings, Esq., one of the assistants in the Lunatic Asylum, Blackwell's Island, is the gentlemen spoken of in the following letter Blackweli's Island. Sept. 14, 1647. Dr. Townsknu Dear Sir: I have suffered terribly for nine years with the Rheumatism; con!siderable of the time 1 coul, i not eat, sleep or , walk. I had the utmost distressing pains, and ( ,y limbs were terribly swolleu. 1 have used j four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have ; done ine more than one thousand dollars worth ! f pood. I am so much belter indeed. 1 am entirely relieved. Yotiareat liberty to use this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully, JAMES CUMMIXGS. Fever nnd Ague. Dr. Tuwnsend's Sarsaparilla is unequalled in cases of the Chills and Fever and Ague. The following letter ia only one of hundred that we have received from the South and West of like character. Oswego, Mich., Oct. 22, IH47. Dr. Towusend: Dear Sir 1 purchased for my wife two bottles of Sarsaparilla of your Agent, Mr. McNair, of Kalamazoo, to try it for the Fever and Ague. Before Iliad finished the first bottle, it appeared to warm the blood, und every other day, when the Chills and Fever appeared, they were less violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she was entirely relieved ' and she was much better than she had been before she took the Ague. A lady that had been very sick i. f -. 1 1 j i.- . . . ' . vim mo yimi noo i -ver, bui iiau oroKe then I wil1' Quiuiue. and was left in a very weak and j distressing state, and troubled exceedingly with the Ague Cake, seeing the effect that it had on ,ny wife, she sent and procured a few bottles, and it restored her in a few weeks to complete health. Your Sarsaparilla is without doubt uncmiaHed in diseases incident to the West, aud if vou think that this communication will be of use, you are at liberty to use it as you choose. Yours, respectfully, CHARLES H. SWAIN. Female Medicine. Dr. To wnsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus, Uteri, or Falling of the Womb, Costiveness. Piles. Leujcorrhoea.or Whites, obstructed or difficult Men struation, luce ituielice of Urine, or involuntary dischage thereof, and for the general prostration of the system no matte r whether the result of inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularity, illness or accident. Nothing can Le mors surprising than its invigorating effects 011 the human frame. Persons all weakness aud lassitude, from taking it at once become robust and full of energy under its influence. It immediately counteracts the nervelessncss of the female frame, which is the great cause of Barrenness It will not be expected of us, in cases of so delicate a nature, to exhibit certficates of cures performed but we can assure the afflicted, that hundred Of cases have been reported to us. Thousands of cases where families have been without children,' after using a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been blessed with fine; healthy offspring. Great Blessing to MoTfirng and CniLDiiE.x. It is the safest and most effectual medicims for purifying the system, and relieving the sufferings attendant upon child-birth ever discovered. It : . . . .i j 1 -, l Bireuziiieun uoin 1110 inoiuer anu cilliu, preventa ama ;, a ..;,' fl. ca r -" i - ....-t.c- ... iw., those who have used it think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both before and after confinement, as it prevents disease attendant upon childbirth in costiveness, Piles, cramps, Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back aud Loins, False Pains, Heri morrhage, and in regulating the secretions and i equalizing the circulation it has no equal. The , t. ... r.f 4 1. ; a wr. n i n n . '. n I 4 '. 1 . i L'ci nicuivnio in, ui, aiwavs sale h j . j.i . 3 . . iti.n I , ; e mui l delicate ose it most successfullr. very few cases require any other medicine, in some a little castor Oil. or Magnesia, is useful. Exercise in the open air, and light food with this meri icine, will always ensure a safe aud easy confinement. Canker in the Mouth. Below is an account of another child saved! Dr. To wnsend's Sarsaparilla has saved the lives of thousands of children. The followingtwo certificates are selected from a great number received On week. New York, April 1, 1847 Dr. Tow.xsexd: Deaf Sir One of my children wes very sick with a Canker iu the Mouth and Throat, attended with great debility. I came near dying. I obtained some of your cedent medicine, and it cured it di reedy, for which I assure you I feel very gralbl. Yours, respectfully; . , ; ELIZABETH FOWLER, 27, Deshrosees it. CAITTIOV. Owicer to the great success and

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immense sale of Ir- Townsenu's Sarsaparilla, a number of me who wer formerly onr Agents, have commeaieed making Sarsaparilla Extracts, Elixirs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, Ac. Thy geoerally put it up in the same shaped bottles, and some of them have stole nd copied our advertisements, they are only worthless imitations, and should bd avoided. Principal Office, 126 FULTON - streVt, Saa Building, N. Y-; and by all the principal Draggist and Merchants generally throughout tie United States, West Indies a nd Canada. JOSEPH HOWELLS. No. 16, Main trW. Richmond, Ind., General Agent, to whom alt applteatiews fmt Agescies shevtd be addressed. Sol in lUaitooad hy JOSEPH HOWELL. f?Tchasjid, Joty 4th,