Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 19, Number 46, 7 November 1849 — Page 4

THE PALLADIUM.

WKUXrXOtV, SOVEMBEIt 7. 1919. SPIRT OF THi: PRESS. rW1 .:.c.r no.Inn. it ifi..a1 t.. w" " - collect public opinion by puLlUhiiig, un.1... r.r !o,D,-r r.v -, uPIU " , I tilt, v. wi v- , axil. .... .. . , .It -" "j -.. . the heading, in consequence ot the private opinion so far expressed by the Press of .... th.s county and district, mregara to "te recent edititorial convention Bt-"fare. It will be observed that a "good feeling" in already being cultivated, and a plentiful crop may yet be produced: Cntcnt ton that teas t be held. IJro. Da r'cr, of the Palladium, gives, in the last number of that paper, a gossiping account of the Ivlitorial Convention that was to have come ofTon last Saturday, but did not, owing, in part, to the absence of bro. rititt, who promised us real genuine "Printer's lare," on that occasion. We started at an early hour for Centreville; on finding that none of the expected company had arrived, wo concluded to go over to Richmond just to see the "Camels." When we arrived in town, we found Jeems of the JefTersonian, snugly housed, and as greasy as ever the prospect ot three dollars a day has not yet even made him clean he looks as if "he has held his own ever since his 'grand entree,' witli thirty-seven and-a-ha If cents. After looking around awhile for the Palladium man we were informed that he was seated upon a cold rock, below I'rightwell's mill, enjoying "printer's fare," in the way of cracking hickory nuts. Friend Vaile says that there is no toll charged for a foot passenger, on the pike, therefore, the cause of his walking so often rather than riding, is explained. It is said that he does not, naturally, like to walk, and is, without a doubt, the laziest man in the county. Whether this be true or not, we are not able to sav; but let our readers jut d'e for w, that t meet, themselves. One thing we do know the convention of editors did not

and consequently adjourned sine die." we consider him u lot sinner, given over Cambridge Reveille. to lieing. slandering and hardness of , , , i heart, we are unwilling to engage witli our rr-Wo beg bro. Don mo a s pardon for editoria, l)rcthieu in sllc, a hopeless tak uure-tng his good name; notwithstanding! vv;t, suc., a ,Ilf.ss f political putridity the ladies may atX-mire his cognomen, ! and corruption as he has proven himself." 'twasn't proper for us to spell it "D-o-r- j Nw Castle Courier. m i r e, and we stand corrected. It will j Friend Duggins, has certainly been imbe perceived, from the foregoing notice of j posed upon by some wag, as to the 'great the "editorial convention," by the man of j object' of that was-to-be editorial conventho 'Reveille,' that he has added a vice to tion; he makes a mountain out of a mere ur name: but we wont grumble manage mole-hill, for any one knowing that "ob-

to press onward, and give the "vice" the best turn we can; (you didn't mean to insinuate that we were very vicious, did you bro. Dormok?) Had the Reveille man been correctly informed as to our whereabouts, we'd have been in an easier position than on that hard troting horse, and if we'd been 'cracking hickory nuts' the "fare" would have been more substantial and not so hard. "Hro. Davis of the Palladium, gives a graphic account of the editorizl convention that didn't meet here on the 20th inst. We were necessarily absent, and we regret that we were not here to give the "Printers Fare" promised, and unite with our brethren of the Press in 'cultivating a more friendly feeling.' As it was, IJro. Davis had to do all alono. From his account, he succeeded admirably. Davis is the soul of humor, and sociability, and is on the most friendly terms with himself. No representative was present from any rat office, where they strike horse-bills far 07 A cents, or whs-re the paper is given away, and advertisements thrown in, as a means of increasing the subscription list. Why our neighbor of theBentinel acted such a shabby part in posting himself ofl with such haste to Richmond on foot, we know not, unless he . - I i 1 - i

wuuieu la siiarpen ins jeoiidii wit. uy n";,onielejlwU!ibe,i;niitur(, are inserted free of and wiudgalls; and for nearly all diseases, either encounter with the clown of Crane and charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged in man or beast, which require an external apCo.'s CirCUS. We are sorry that friend : 3'J cents per square for the overplus. ' plication, tins Liniment stands at the head of al!

Duvis urn nut tn tliA rrtrn tmiil,! nf vlirt. I i extra trouble of shaots and nuttiuo-on a i .,;Y thot L,hr, th.,a : jaitl tnat Wlien ttlUS : nal appearance wasj ving. blacking his boot: clean shirt. It is said dressed up. his personal annearance nrhsnirAil flint Kia mnd intimnto nr.. ! . . , i.. i.. quatntances in Richmond Scarce knew , him. liro. Dormor OI the Keveille, It Said, but, for the honor of the craft, we don't believe it took his seat amonost the im,liiii ihi ',, - , fi, j camels m the c reus, and, imagining ne ; was in the r.Ultonal Convention, har- . ran JTUed them on the advantages of "Cul- ' titrating a more friendly and social feel- j TH.,, ,t;, r ,U IiT,.ur;.n . ing. The editor of the Jeiretsonian, we .( SICrp II, 1119 CMiSJ . .v. . . v. not wake up in time to come over." j Wayne County Whig. j Friend Stitt has the advantage of us j in always being recognised, whether he ' has on a 'clean shirt' or not: being a law. 1 yer he takes a suit out of each case, and) thus makes a shift to appear very respectnhlv olad at all times. if he denerultvl , , . . , , . . , - solely on printing to clothe hiinsel., we opine that he'd scarcely be recognized, when 'dressed uu' in his best bib and tucker, by his 'most intimate acquaintances.' The fact is, bro. Stitt, we never put on but one suit yet, that our friends proved unable to know us, and that was a JIunt'itig shirt, made in a round-about, compromising fashion, which, like the fabled one that old Xesus is said to have worn, compels us to surround our everyday form with battered furniture. We have yet, thanks to our paying subscribers, an extra shirt and a pair of un-hole-ly unmentionables, to sport at editorial conventions and "sitch like" gatherings. "That 'Editorial Convention." The editorial convention which was to 'cultivate a better state of feeling among the editorial fraternity of this county and fix a uniform rate of prices.' fizzled out. The originator, Dormor, of the 'Reveille, followed the show to our town on the day fixed for holding the convention, and was seen, in company with about one hundred boys, running after the music and camels.

! Both theCentreville editors absented themj selves from home, to keep from forking over the "Printer's fare" promised the

; craft by the editor of the 'Whig. Davis, ! j with the hope of getting a Iree dinner, i borrowed a horse, and solitary and alone, ; wended his way to Centreville, and was ; ' engaged for several hours anxiously in-, quiring for the whereabouts of the con- ... . . .1 -t. . : I . f. . ' jvtMiiiuii ui.u Hie prum. r"'"-' - : He finally gave it up as a bad job ami returned home dinnerless, wit HI! l ie exce p- . on, perhaps, of a few thistles plucked bv U,e way. So ended the great editorial wav. So ended the ureal editorial , .., ... ,. . .vention of U ayne county. U o dnln t : convention or avne coumv. v o uiuu i g go. because we haU no la.tn in rug proi . and supposed all the time that; I rif-irrhri(-r StTtt wn tr trv Tiirmh rinntfr H - fof tK!CBsio wouI( tur'out !alse Hike all other wlii'' pledges. e couIJn t stand the idea of going to Centreville and coming home without our dinner." Jet!". We fortunately ate a 'hasty plate' of dinner before starting to the convention, and, of course, had no occasion to eat the food our rm-piring neighbor usually feasts upon; if we plucked a f e v thistles by the way, 'twas done to supply his craving appetite, and that he might not b--compelled to go supperless to bed! 1 ver since Jim was 'turned out to grass,' hehas persisted in recommending "thistles" to us, from the fact, we suppose, thnt he has "rown fat and sleek thereon himself! The following yam will do for a refusal. J , on our part, to partaKe wun nun oi nis iuvorito "thistle" fodder: "I'eter l'in!er had for some time a most violent cough, when his friend, (Jalen, persisted in recommen-: din asses milk as a certain cure. 'J in i i . .i c I.- : ..t T..r,iV, UdlU Llicia Ui 1119 II u Lf'Ji 11.1 li . 11--., itiii, r o quieted bun by sending him tins epigram: "AnJ Doctor (io you renllv think That asses milk I ouiit to drink .' 'Twould ipnte remove my couli you say, And drive my old complaint away, It cured yourself, I grant it true I5ut then 'twas mothers inlik to you!" j "CO-Can't AccEfT. We have an in vitation t an editorial convention o i 'held at Centreville the great object of I which is to make a decent and honorable ! man of l'.l lc r, of the JeflVrsotiian. As Iject" can see that it would have been a very small part of the business of the ; convention; the time thus spent might have i i been worth Gil1. Ie seems to be wrathy albeit, he's one of tllO best natured ffllows 111 the World J T E It M S OF SL'IISCUI I T I O N One year , payable in adcunce, i4.M After the near expires, Jt.OO Fur six months, in advance. l,OU icopyoi nie I diiiiiiiuni mm uauj ijoon. ."" do. uu- Sartain's Magazine, 4.UU J J-The subscription price of the ubove magazincs is $3 per year, in advance. Jj-A'o paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the option njthe editors. t ' I i : I 1 ..,!.. T? 1. t 1 11 1 I'osta re m ist be paid, uj correspondents, o insure attention. irAdoerlisrmrnts tcill be conspicuously in. icrted in the-' Palladium ut the following rates.One square of 12 lines, 1 to J ircri, ijl ,00 Each continuance, 2.") Oue square for three mouths 2.511 " six " 4, IK) " twelve - (J, (Ml Three squares six months - G,00 one year - 10, Oil Half column six mouths 12,00 " one year 20,00 One column six mouths 20,00 one year 30,00 Professional card, not exceeding five lines, for subscribers, per year-- - 2,00 Do. for non-subscribers 3,00 Notices of Marriages and Deaths, when furlushed by those interested, or when sent over The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be f,ai'i striclly '" a'lvai" e" A" ot''er ltral "dver-'3tsil,se'-''-'-1 ut1"' pecuniary responsibility 0f tld party ordering them. For advertising wives, 2 per square will invariably be exacted 1 i 11 advance. Yearly or half vearlv advertisers have the ivilejtof changiig theiradvertisementseverv three months. j Candidates for office, w ho are subscribers, can have their names inserted once, free of charge, Those who are not subscribers, one dollar will iuvariilby be chargei). Administrator's advertisements, being part of ; the expenses of taking out letters of Adininistration, are expected to be paitl out of the first monies collected for the estate. jjVe expect to adhere strictly to the above terI1 UV. B. Talmer, is our Agent at New York : 71 1: 1: x i . t; . f'i''"? Clark Ilivision. Xo. 3, Sdih of Tempernnce, ty.Meet every Wednesday tH-B-myjm evening, at tit o'cl'k. Mechanics Mutual Protection, So. 4, of Richmond, JJVMeeta 03 Thursday evening of each week. at the Hall of the Young Mens' Literary Associat,ou, t 6i o'clock. 1Vbl Lodge, no. 21; Meets on Friday evening next, at early candlel igjiting. i. o. o. r. Meet on Friday evening of each week, at 6 o'clock. Hall iu Lippencotl's new building, opposite the Huntington House. List of Bank Notss Received at the Branch Bank at Richmond: Stats Bank of IuJiana'Sandusky City Bank; and Branches; Seneca County Bank, It e n t iii-k x H,nk, t F st ."i 1"iKil OJiinr

and upwards; Western Keaerve Bank: , ZJ.' "'t;"ltl":". State Bank of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and !, (XT1 T e by I1711J Reed, Richmond ; M. Branches' j Branches- Beaton, Centreville; H. Goettel, 3 miles West Laf. Bank of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Vir- f Centreville; Vanusem & Son, Dubliu; C. II. Commercial Bank of do. giuia and Branches; I Kaymond, Cambridge city ; J . Cammack . ChesC.ty Bank of uo. Bank of the Valley of' teT Par,k'r'fc S,-n,n' "Newport; Coffin i PurDayton Bank; ; Virginia and Branches; i vianee, U illiamabarg; and regularly authorized Bank of Geangs: Exchange Bank of Vir- ?Dts " OYrT the 1 n,ted States. Call and get Canal B"k of Cleveland; giniaand Branches; ; a F"ier Book, free of charge! City ' do. Notes of 5 and up-; Sept. 2G, 1;49. 40:3m City " ' Columbus;, wards, at jwrr iu New : " Franklin B'k of Zanss- York, Philadelphia, ! THRESH Bread, Cakes of all kiucs. Crackers,

yiile; , and Baltimore. ICTThe above Xotea, from $1 and upwards. will also bt received at the "Palladium" Office, in payment for subscription, job work ad advertising they will, indeed! Tho indebted, Ac. will. &c. Slc. i-e.,. if. i,. .Vnffr-.l i I

AN external remedy, avoiding the pain ouadanger which necessarily attends tbe introduction of caustic minerals and eye washes, with assurance of its efficacy as a curative of all diseases of the Eye of acute or chronic inflamatioii, w hether induc'u by ocrolulmis origin or otherwise weaKoess or ..elect of Vi-ion. oi.7,i.ir,.-d ton of the Optic Nerve, Granulations of the. Li.;, Ulceration of the L.achrvmal Oiancs.or weakness from anv cause. ,i , , , . , f. f I r I Also, Dr. i. Yk.UC Canker Balaam, nu infal- , llbie - mouth ptT sore Quuuy, eiiUrted Ioiisil-, ace. rorsale : . D iIok-.nv jj.u., store. Fr.ce 50 cent wr . , y n im d.u s-0.e Buttle, Oct, 31, 1? 19. 41tf ! QLD THINGS MADE NEW! .si. 4.'tX-t i3 J'JTl. -2t:E3 : ICcpairer tl' I tiitr-ll:tt, liir:tol, : IocK, J.-y, Vc, Ac. HAS estubiUlie'i hinisrlf in Richmond, and "id pr-drf-;l to repiir Umbrellas', i'iirasols, .hit'les. Ivory fan, put Sliue in Cain;ltV!-licks, lien.) Siiii;r..-r!, set 'i':is.-ts iii auj otherwise rejtur .i tai !s, reji.nr tol.l King, Silver Spoons, aii 1 every lhiii in that Imp. II- n!io niaiiiif ir tures KV ai h-ts now on li.ii I ' l.r(e qu iiility of oil Keys of all iz. lie k.- pi I .r f ile stout Vhu!e-bone, suitable for uir'; in l.-i'lit- Dresses. lie iv.il aNo ii irpeu Scissors, Knives, &.C., ati'l Hft Knzors. Old Silver, ('oierf Crass, Pewter, Lead, liajr and Umbrella Frames, will be lakeu iu exchange fur work. iiisxliop is on Pearl street, a few doors Houth of M .in, anil iiirectly opposila wliere the old Market ilou.tu Mtood. Ail persons who have :ocks out "f oroer. or have lost or broken their Iveys, can hive them repaired immeliatel y, or -t keys to nt them t,v taking oil' the Locks u"a bringing the.,, to , hi. shop. Those wihinK t :ttlV U.-nrri (!tti 111 ln lift.. lire rmiwrtln iv mil. , ....... teil to give him a call. His terms will be reasonable. Richmond, Oct. lj, 1-1'J. 4il:3mo ui $1 ! fnrp'iit'r PnrctriTATtD Extrict CIK l . .. .... l j Pkkuvian' 13 KK. 1 ii ih extract contains ail the active principle of the Hark, m a highly concentrated form. It is a valuable remedy in Fi ver and Ajjii". It is much more eilectual, and safer than Quinine, and a pood deal cheaner.--For sale ut Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 1G, ' Main street. , (Jet. 21, 1313. ILtf c lOOPDR's ISINflE ASS This is a very ,j nice article for culinary purposes, and par ticularly nice for clearing cnlfeu. Call and get sumo ami try it. It cm be hid 1 "Zft'i-w Ma,U sUect ' ' It can be h id ut Dr. Howell's ll:tf ("InM-Ni-muii-s , r:tir:iti IS;i l-:ins.--y The character of this very celebrated remedy, is so well known, as ti require no parade of certificates to make it sell, an I of course minecessary t'i say anything more than that it is f.r sale at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. lb Main street. Call and get a botlbj before it Is gone. Oct. 21. I r ID. 1 1 -tf The ."Must I-xtraordinary Discovery in the Worlil is f.'reat Arabian Iiemcdy for Mil ii n ml IJca-t! II. G. FARI1I:LT.S celebrated ARABIAN LINIMENT. ; r I E mincul ! 1 Arabian phy ,.. 0Ue! ., IIE miraculous cures performed by the siciaus in (liedavsol old, were poll as the result of mnjjic, but j i c we have become intimate with theirbistoj ry we can thus account for their surprisi ng pow ! er over disease. Their attainments in the knq-.v!-edge of medicine were the wonder of the age, while at the same time the seienee of Chemist ry, ; winch with them had its origin, was to the rest ol ' the world "a sealed book;" and iu Potany they i were tbe most zealous of students. In the beautiful irmves winch s!c i rt tln (Insert nf Ar:ilii:i : e i uboiiud rare plants and odorous woods, whence , ;)rt, 0(,tajliea those aromatic gums and fragrant j t,asa,Sjt,f which this incomparable liniment is ! composed, and hv whose fctiinul ating, unctuous, j penetrating and Anodyne properties it is, when (applied, i ust t u tam-on's! y ! iiVused through the , dole nervous s stem, allaying tbe most intense I pain in the incredibly short time of 10 or l." minutes. Its action is prompt, powerful and efr.'lii;l ii'illtttnf ill. Iat i! lirrr It nmlrra.a ,;. tlesh to tht. 1)01U., relaxes "contracted cords, j roslores ,lseto ynlha whuU have been palsied for ' years, causing the shriveled tlesh to grew out and j rich blood to circulate, through its veins. It re- ' stores tho Synovial Fluid or Joint Water, and : this, is the reason why it has been so universally successful in curing all diseases of the Joints. In chronic affections of the Spine, Liver, Luncs and Kidneys, this great Arabian remedy stands unparalleled; for Ague Cake or Enlargement of the Spleen, it it a Specific; and for Rheumatism it has performed some of the most extraoniinary cures on record; also, for Cramps, Swellings, Pains, Wounds, Chilblains, Hums, White Swellings, Tumors, &c. vtc. It is equally efficacious in diseases of A initials, such as Fistula, Poll Evil, Sweeney, StilT" Complaint, Distemper, Farcy, sprains, bruises, wounus, mange, spavins, splint medicines. medicines. Liver Complai nt, Ensipelas and Ilheumntism Cured. n Ravwick, Marion Co., Kt., May 2., Irl9. Mr. II. G. F.xRRF.i.i.-Dear Sir: Your Liniment is selling very well, and doing a vast deal of good among the people. It has cured a bad case of Ervsipi las. and another of a bad pain in tiik breast. A lady who was confined to her bed for several months with Liver Complaint and Aktaction of the Heart, was entirely cured bv the use of vour Arabian Liniment, she id the , doctors could do hernogooJ. It has been appli-j ed to a fresh cut and cured it in a short time. ! I have been atllicted with Rheumatism for a long time, and just be fore a wet spell it pained me so much thai I had no peace ail day; and ... the i night 1 commenced bathing and rubbing with ' vour liniment, and before I was done rubbing,, o... ,0.1 triftv r:r" it t a v 'SHjr Complaint, Sirceney, Distemper, Corks and Sore Eyes Cured. M. .Mitchell, Postmaster at Fiat, Fulton co., III., says: 1 Mr. II. G. Farrell: Your Arabian Liniment : is highly prized here. We cured one of my ueighbors' horses of the Stiff Complaint by about four or five applications, and I cured one of my own of the Sweeney. Our SheritF, Joseph Dykes, cured his horse of a bad Cork with it; he also tried it ou a colt that had the Distemper very bad, and cured it immediately. He says it is decidedly the greatest horse medicine he ev,'erused. There have been numbers cured of Sore Eyes witii it. I find it a very valuable medicine both for mau and beast. Ueware of Counterfeits. The genuine article is manufactured only by II. G . Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and ; wholesale dmggist, No. IT, Maiu street, Peoria, III. , to whom ail applications for agencies or purchase must be addressed. Be sura vou get it , with the letters II. G. before Farrell's, thus : H. G. FARRELL'S and my signature on the JL &.C., constantly on band and for sale by SWAIN it 1 Ut. Sept. 19, 1S49. 39 tf. "1TIT INTER strained Sperm Oil, of the first T quailty, just to band from the East, at 1 -No ' -Maia street. IRVIN REED

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THE undersigned wishes to sell five Dwelling Houses, cheap for casA, or on three years time. The payments to be mail in four instalments. "EDWARD FRANCIS. lUchmoud.Sept. l-i, lit). 3 -tf Administrator's Notice. 'I'lIE unJerslned liavinr; taken out of the J Oerk's t tlice of the Wayne Probate Court letters of Administration ou the Estate of Lydia Atkinson, decease.?, I.'tte of Way n Township, Wayne Cunuty, Indiana, all persons iu- ; debled to said Estate are requested lit make immediate payment, and all tho.e ha', ing claims against the same are herby tioUlied to present Ibein legally authenticate;! fur settlement, within one year from tins date. The estate is supposed to be solventJAMES M. POE. AJm'r, With the Wiil anueed.j KichtnonJ, Oct. iT, 11. ii-Jw VI)MIMSTIt.TORS XOTIC F.The undersiened, h iving taken out i f '.tie Pra- , hate Court of Way ne uuuut , letters of Autniuistratiots on the Elate of Thorn 'is Epps, Lite of said county , deceased : notsce is hereby' pven to all persons indebted to said Estate U make im- ' mediate payment, and those bavin; claim against the same ill present liiein, legally au- ; tnenticated lor settlement, within the time required by law. The Estate is probably solvent. JAMES M. i'OE.'Adin'r. ' RiclimonJ, Oct. l", lr VJ . 4J:3vv 04. .sL -tSfil J E would inform our friends and custoV V mers that in aduitiou to our former stick of II A ICIVAIti:, wo are no receiving from SbellielJ, England, the loll j.ving articles; consisting in part of: lo) dozen Fil -s ami R'isps; 8 " Mill and Sails; 0 ' Hand and Panel Saws; 12 " Tenon and compass Saws; 11 Wood-Sawa; 7 " Fellow Saws; 1 " Circular Sa-As; 20 " Fermer tlouges; -1j Fermer ChiseN; 2'J .Millwrights IJtiisels; l'J " Sah Chisels; 40 Sockett Chisels; .rl) Plain Irons; 10 ' Drawing Knives; .10 " Table Knives and Forks; 12 ' Desert and Tea Knives &. P'orks; CO " Pock. t Knives; 31 Scissors and Shears; 13 ' Razors, -Vc, .Vc. Customers wishing anything in the liuo of hardware or cutlery, will find it to their advantage to g'v - us a call, us they will find lis ready and wiilin" t' show our ("onus. FLETCHER V 1 F.N TON, T j one ihxir Y,tt of t'te Hank " Richmond, Sept. 2i. 11 '!-"' FARQUHAR fe VICKURS, ' "" AVE just receive I a fresh supply of Cloths, (.'asimeres, of the latest styles, Fancy and Plain Vestings, Canada Overcoating, P.lue Fell, ic, which will be made to order on the shortest notice. A Iso, a supply of Read y Made hdimig. Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery , Shirts, of their ow n manufacture. Dodd's best Hats, Caps of the l itest style. Deter's fine and double Calf Hoots, Shoes, &.C. All of whi'jil they will sell low lor c.s II. I. ll !. They are now prepared to supply the public with Jeniiing's New Patent Pr-iniuii Safety Gas Lamps, and Patent Phosgene Gas fur burning in the same; a fresh supply of Cornelius Patent Lard L i m p; also, one set of spleildid (Jeraudoles, four lights. Call and see them Richmond, Oct. 17,1-19. 36-tf S E A S O X A n E E A X I) OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES, now opening at No. 27, whTe every attention will be paid to my friends and those favoring me with a call. Please examine before buying. JNO. HAINES. Tenth mo. 3,1919. Opposite the Haul CITY BOOK STORE! REMOVAL m'ilJ&Kf I K undersigned respectfully ,lr l informs the public, that he has Wi9.tJttJv removed bis Book Store to the West room in the Morrissou Iiuil : i ng, be t ween Ilargis' Stove Store and Dr. Howell's Drug Store, where he i3 still prepared to furnish ISoolts lor the lillion!! WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. and he feels confide nt that ho can sell CHEAPER than the CH n a PF.ST. He would respectfully invite Country Hook Merchants to call at his extensive ami well-filled ROOK tV IMI'Iiie M AKB'IICM SK, before giing to Cincinnati, as he feels satisfied that it will be to their interest. He wiil keep constantly on hand. Eastern Writing and Enveloping PAPER, and all other kinds suitable for tiie market: Also, his own manufacture of Wrifinc. Vmiitiiii? ami Printing M. H H -a a P.OXXET HOARDS, iVc, c. in a word. EVERY THING THAT OI CIIT TO BE FOUND in such an establishment ; and he is determined not to be uu iersolu by any BookStore West of the Mountains. J. R. MENDENHALL. Richmond, Aug. 20, 1-13. oCtf C1A.SII FOK Cl.OVl.lt AMI TIMOTSiV J SKKU.--I wiil pay the highest price for good, clean Clorer and Timothu Hi ed, tieiivered at my KtU'G sT.ir.E, No. 16, Main street. fT-I!ring it on soon. J. H . W ELLS. Richmond, October 3, 1 V). FERGUSON & WILSON, ; Main Street, Richmond, Indiana. U7"OULD announce to their friends ami the ; public generally, that they are now receiving their supply cf Our assortment is complete ; cut pricr are i.ow Please call and examine, .as it cists ioi' nothing TO St. E TH KM. Richmond, Sept. 2G, 143. J'l-tf DR. WM. R. WEBSTER, SURGEON DENTIST, "WVTOt'LD respectfully give no'ice to tiie If citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that he is now permanently located and fully prepared to attend to all calls ia his profession, from the extraction of a tooth to the insertion of an entire set. He will assure the puDlic that he wiil in all eases make use of the best material aod warrant his work to be done in a style, that shall not be excelled by any in his profession, and on the latest and most approved principles. His charges in all cases snail be reasonable. Advice given freely rif required; when not eugged. OSiee on Main street, tip stairs over Keed's Drag Store, and nearly opposite the Gilbert House. Richmond, Stpt. 12, 1?49. 3:tf BRIG OX TOCR OLD LOOKIG GLASS FRAMES, and gel thrn piled. A new lot of Looking-Glass Plates just receiTed, making my stock complete, so that I can til aDT sized frame; at Ph. HOW ELLS Drug Store, Oct 3, 140. No. 16, Main st

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r COACH MANUFACTORY, A N !' S-jfth-East Curnrr of Miin and Franklin hitiojjtl. 3:it!:i::::. "I 7"HERE he h s cons', intly for Sale a genef ral .tssortn.eut id' Carriages, of th most Fashioliai-'.e St !.-, a:.: !":::!. cJ orki::j:iship; sucii as: t oadies.. C lKsriotcri., rstilrsic. 1 ork :trr3 iill. V Trottin;-WsiKOfs, Built eft!.-- tet mutna!s, and by t!i most competent Worlu:!t; ti.i.ier t!ie itnnie.iiale superintendence d I'lc I'rOj'rif-tcr. i ) Orders for C.irria-es to any amount, exeRichmond, Atlgttit -th, Il'.. V!tl CARRIAGE IIANUF CTORY. I,.. e L, iv'i .v.Os -"0. j rSlHE ti tidersigned re spent fully informs t!ie I .8. public that he continues Icinivssat Iks oi ! stand, ou 1- mil t-troet, Soutii t t-'i." St irr !!":!, : wliere be nav'S to order all Kin.. C R-EIAGE-, 1'iiL'ies, and a, I other vdnn.-s in l,.s hue. lie also, keeps a number ui aria l"s in ins line on hand. lie believes i. is work wiil compare lavuraidy wail any inatii.f .ctured iu the west lie uses the best of materials, a ud for finish and beauty of contrui" ion Ins u uri, ca.in t be excelled. His prices are m.. derate, and terms favorable. Thanktiil lor past t'vors lie solicits a continuance, of patronage JONATHAN MATTIS. I Get. 31s!, 1-13. :C.-ly. i j a vr Eis:-r:si i:i ; I T.ES.'I FROM PHILADELPHIA IIV j A CHoICE selection .f Laiiies Dress Goods j 4. bar Fail wear, mciuding several pieces ii-'W stb' is. A assort no-i.t ol' Frenili ! Merinos, Par am att is, Coburg cloths, Lustres, : vVc., in ail tlesiialde colors. A small lot of superior Silk, Thibet, und ! wool SHAWLS. A Iresh lot .f Friends' Cap j ouds, and a variety of other articles, in the liao i "'joi's line . A beauli'ti! selection of PRINTS, in neat patterns, ,.ud staple colors. ALSO Just opening a u'ooi assort inent of BOUTS SHOES. J j Please call and exf.mine.fi 1;. Ninth inn, 1 Dili, I - Id. 1 ?scE.S;r;DnUa STGoE. Ao. 17, M,:itt Jii'-'imand, lad. ' Pl'Ili: WHIK I.K ll), best br iii ds. Red I.ad; Ve n ; Red Chrome Red, Yellow and G rec n ; Prussian Pine ; Chinese Vermillion ; Ultra Marine; Lrozm s; Gold Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Biack ; Ochre; Rose Pink; Vuniisii Brushes; Paint do., all s;e-; Fl'RT.TfKi: . " P.I:M'.I: VaKMsii. J iimii; Ll Aiilr.a Varnish; So. Wlntuig, Putty. Ac. for s .le, at re.iucep pl'lhes, by " 1RV1N REED. Richmond, ct 1 - i1'. "J jif t'ilj' Iliilics-J , ':iii:5I- I'itctoi), . rx( x, Lv.w is sV c..., x.i. ;,-, Sonth-Euit Corner nf 11 ilu an ! Marion street; E Il'HMO.NIl. I M.l AN ; JT "f AVI jn--t oio-ne.i a splernii.l asarttpeit of l'J FAMILY 'GUI ICERIES, win. h th.-y are prepared to sell cheap lor Ca-h or .-. hange lor approved coautry produce, cither wholesale or retail . 1j" !'ai:ris, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sicar, Candies, .Ve. Ac, for s ib- che ;p 3 i 'They are prepared to furmsli ''wedding fixings," III the shape of Pound Cake, to .nl uiio may apply. C.nl an i see them. PV'CaM !.i:s for s i!e by the Box or Pour..!, and tb" bighe-t price in Cash p... tor IS EE I'L'.S and TALLOW. ilf'.!:. :!!.., ( r;'(k( is, tic, Fresh and (iood, on lines at nil times; also, I !J!3 ASJ:'I: Su-h as P- 'f, Pork. V,--.!. A-., ni l s-rted up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday muruings. Tin-y r-'port f;i I ' y invite tho citii .ns of V. u htnon.!, and t icini'y to c-t'.X and s o them; and if tb-y go away i.iss.itisfi -d or einpty-hai.dcd, it sliail liol the f: PAX-ON, LEWH Co. ."ltf !. 1 I l'J. floi: i j.i:: K , R NEVP I)U ki.i.im; 4 HoI SKS, and TWO VACANT l.'i'l-, tituateu iu Richmond. Lor p-i rl 00!., rs. rply to EHWARH 1-RANCH. Richmond, March 2 st. 1 - M. l.Mtf : S1VAI.V & lOi:. .o. 4. Main ,'rrct, ' ESPECTFULLY' invit-? the att-i,t:r u cf m.s tiieir Irieri'is and the public geiieraiiy to their Mjcii cf 1 iv ah UirL5.J., dfii 3 compriii'g rdmost . i-tv yr!;cj,. jn t ie I;;:. II ivii.g piir: b ts-'d t:ie oH .-'.ock rf Y'onng .V McC lure, an i jus t r-c ived a I ,rge a ditiom.t supply, they are prepared ti fnm"i tb":r c..toniers wii li every tning in tiie (i ROC" :!Ci lire on as good t 'rrns as any other esta!n- hi ieu; m the City. Their stock consists, ill pa.-..',. Co'c'.-e, Spices, ground aud un-.v See';r, Tobarco, Tea, Dried Peaches, Mo!awf, Raisitis, Lake E.sh, Dates, Coi Eish. Herring, Window Glas, Nui!?, Candies a d;m! Bsortnit, ? Pirooms, BuvKets, iasets, Wah-Eoir:, Tubs, Churns, Pitch-forks, liu-o, 11 itchets, Mackerel, No. 1 2 3, Ctieese, oi.c. ic. All of which they ii! sell, for cash, or ex jLange for country produce, on Wnis winch raunot, nor shall not fail to please customers The highest market price will Ix-paii atal! ti-ni for&H kin-is of available country protiuce. fail aaUexannne our Stock ; and if pleased, IJl'l. Sept- 1, l-U. 20-tf CTOffice over Mrattan it Wrisht'sMore.TT Richmond, ndiana. ept. l, 39-1 y - PATiXET PUMPS, For either Wells or Cisterns, and LEAD PIPE, just received and for sale, at the Richmond Stove Store. TIIOJIA J. ItAlt;i. October 21th, ! 13. 4Jtf

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SEASONABLE GOODS!! JISF MIT.K, hss the pleasure of saying to his customers, and the public generally, that lie has now received and opened his stock el" NEW MSB S.9M.9Atf whioii have been se'ectedwith great care by himself, and particularly aiinpted to this market, comprising ait the various colours, qualities' aud stvi.s if t. i't'is, C-ssinures, Cusm net Is, Janes , Tweeds. Suvinter wesr for men and toys, A;c ". Tin: I.ii:rs: My asortment of I-HfliCS I)rs lOll is o on; plete, compnsi n g every thing Mdapted to l.ic.r v. wUts, aiju uil tut ,ik t. To THt Voi vu tliiiiTLtatx: 1 would say thatj your wauls ii.ie Deed prupariy appreciated, and j-oa will tinJ ail "ii K. To t;u: Much ivies: I can s iy that I bring no:'i::ig that comes in competition Willi your business, and 1 would most respectfully invite; you to cail anj exainiite my Slock; 1 do not: iv that I wiil sell yoa GauJS ticenlt per etut. j chfiirr aifj u;'ur iljuse in the r;y, were 1 i o to i o, y ,.u won! j say that it was alt kvftLu- j g-erv. and ri'jhr'nllg ton: but this much 1 do say, that you shall timi iny G cods as cheap as at isv ir;ii:n li-.re i. Tut c:ti , no nsaittr irUutthty n.tt i,' ji' i." ut. I l"l am ha; ;?y to siy, that niv custoirers are not al! ruhibg m o'iJi mass to get on board a vess-I houtl I for California, but are rushi ng right 1 1 niv Store, to get gaod, nice and i hep Uoo.i. "Come o! I'oMl on!! one ami aii !'. ! 3:,mkI t'iMitiils of Wool Witntcif, And a!! other kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange iVr Goods. i; iciimoiic, Sept. 1"., lSl'J. l?-tf IJew Goods! sna a::kjv:.u at n. 1.!, main siniiiii!! ! J VMI- i:i:i;il rtVIII.I., respectfully fii i:i:orms ln.i ulu customers and the public J geueraliy , thai he is still receiving from Phils-I I 'telnhn, rm i coening at his old stand, FRESH I i SCPPLIES oi ! roicivn diul Domoolir Dry aootI.l j of the l itest a!1d most a'.iroved pati rns; among i winch w.ii !, Kuiu : fL'iVllS, CASSIMERKS.l ' "... , l. .1.1- , ,..S4- ; inik, .v.-. c-. i 1. .!.':: . !'.-:;. .1 VLt.Y, A It V. IXVnniTiU'AI.L i And ex-imfue Lis stink of DRESS GOODS, j anion;' n l.ich are: Fancy Fiok I.m lis, Org.uni v j :o. do., 1'fi-a h do. da.. Plaid c.. do., new st e Cameuoa Striae, Striped GcliaUllies, Ac. At.; Ntl-!.S, ( f nearly kit hiiades and piices; plain I and fai;--y Minis Laine; (I a. its' h a: r a ad Alpaeca Lustres; Crape do Luitie; I'oiiibaziiirs; C as In He res ; Me .vie an a nd Cul Horn in Plaids ; Ei ! -: ston and M uichesler ' J.n;h.ii::s; Prints in great varicl y ; plal a M ous. lie I .a. i.e. Sh i Is, xii k fringe and embroidered i.'u.; Crapo Lesc; Mull and II ok .Muslins; id ain and fancy Ribbons, Fritigca, '. Lac-s, I'aipet Baes, auJ 'Notions" I u ubuudUiiCe. P.: N NETS. China Peai!. Superior I'.nglisli Sir :.'.'.', I'aineiij, l am y Cohuig, White l.ace, Florence Braid , and Gimp; M i., - and ( 'bib: rcn's Bonnets and Hals. etc. etc. Ai.bO.-t 't.'t', t.'4icns!.-arr, Il.n ,'ii-arr, Gluts, ; Saih, P. . ., fi,.', (;,;, i,., .Sc. I A ass .rtment of III )i ITS, SHOES .;d :-l.l I'Pi.RS, wh.eh can and arfj i sold;.! L.V.- , r.ces. Ai.su, Alfi, Lj ' assor I i.-o-1, t of Pai as , i s and I '.mum i I as.. ! 1 , 'I ! u ( :i!d a gain uu m- the iiublic to an ex'f I'l : ' 1' !'. Til I ' 1- 1 1 -J t 1 ' V s: k si-l' a munition of bis I I' i as 1m feels con tide nt I iiou-can undersell liiui Without a sacrifice. For the truth ol the st .. t .-m-1. 1 ' I 1. 1 , ni.tl M'.i:. J.'. Win: A'i", FLAXSEED, C R N and OATS, in neimiud at aii tunes; lor which will be paid til ' highest ma: ket-pi ice in I'ath or ('t ods. J V'"l I ' X T IS V I'lilllH (H, taken in i e. lian.'e for Goods. ,Jii j R ICliJI IMj, Sej t. Ill, 1 - -l'J. 1'iC A t A o . 7 , great variety I I 'n-t h ( roct-r les, Cc n.i ics, ) .' ( Tandy Toy , N uts of v.' r.ous kin.i.s, Hi us, ! t : o In i . e rs. - il !, II le ,; T r A kit 1 1 r . rrm f t ... . ! , I i Mc.ieines, IVney Gl.sketS, I lard A lire, MM h lis' AX'-S, Shovels, Spades, llay-foiU. Pocket-! I Knives, Ac. Also, xarioiis kinds nf Woodware, t-tone-were, and a number of other arti- ' c!e, all lit the lowest Ciis'.i prices. SWAIN sV pop.. Sept. i-:i:i. -iu-ti" sr. M.lM':'.i 'lT:;i.!i UV Si'l l...M AT Till; ami: in can ciwctoi! v. t .7 v.: it i. i i!i:!:r, f.Vign of l! Three (;,! !, n Cm'irill-n.1 EK CHANTS ia want of nn a-sart me nt of 17 S I'mhrelhiN and Par. is, ds. are ii.itised i..-, v m:c-(m I'Korns filt to ran j,t OilCO Oil tllM in ..u'l i rc ! s, wiia lire iimuini' duetum of St.- mi and New Patent Machinery, and are e nabb.-. i to produce the best and ino'.t ei-'gant sty lea nf go.., is. .'. sell lb, .m i,t ., rate, : winch they in.iv Li.i Y ( MPET1TIO.V. .V E1C SMU Jl .V CO., Ma Nj.w YnriK. P. V. e In.'.e a bran- h of o II r II Jllse ,.st.,hlish" i at Bi'r iv, Mass u i,.. -tts, at No. -1. Setvall Block, Li; sire.-t. j ., vvc . I.appy tose.-our V. 'esi.-rn Iri in a. I.S.A Co. I July 11, 1-1 . ' ii'.l nliii i.' j; c t T 'i i , t ' . rpifE subscriber res..ftfiilly in forms the pubi I:-: and h,s fnen.:s, th it b- siill continues tb Stun- ! iicr !i,i'iii"iin Ri timrud,iii Pearl street, near th- Mar'.et House, nliere be will be pieas.u to !.ini'-li Cat -tone of every description, on th- mot .-icoiinno i'l'lng terms. " He has now on hand 'and eyp.-c ts shortly t( receive nn addition.:! supply,, a cotiipb te assortment of A:s:;i!fi miudlj: l omio uuwl sioxts w;.; h he wiil s-il cl,e-,,.,-r. for rt-rli, ti.au they have ever before been sold I u till- city. I'laiti ami Oriiiitin nt 1 1 I.f!t ring, done in gooi sty'e an; to order. Call and eia:ni:ie !.:s asortm' lit and r.r.ces. DANIEL MORRISON. 1; ic'iiriind, June 6, 1 r IJ. "l-lf:17 .S.'iSII! .SASH!! SASH!!! SASH !!!! J7"E have just received a lot of Window .a.-ii, m..:iula larea by Lychter A. Cbauh,of II minion, Ohio. We will furnish to order all i.imn and s;z.-s of Window Shatters uiij Bunds, made of tiie best seasoned pine, war ral.t"3. i ail and examine. JOHN HAINES. flppcsite Eai.li, Richmond, la. 19. 3:-tf A Room ror I. cut: 4 f 1 M, over the store of J. U. Huunicu'.t, :k ! . r .:. Apply to JOHN HAINES. ' Tenth mo. 3d, 1 J AWRENCE'S PER E WHITE LEAD, is it jt always kpt for aate at Dr. Howtlla Dru" store No. 16 Main stret. May 23. I -l'J. 47-tf: FALL & WINTER FASHIONABLE W V T -". rt M . J VV -i OA IIAJVOS AT JOII SI IT'KI.V S HATJSTABLISHMENT, fJr-Two doors We-t of the Gillert IIoae. Vl-irjre airtmnt of B!ak Beaver, NAitr Bru.h, B'ack. Brown and White California and anta Ee Hat; and a superior article of Ott-r Drab, and Black Ruia Hats, made plain all of our own msnafactory. Also, Dodd's Scrraio Molkskis .""ils Hts, at the Cincinnati Silk Plosh. Cloth. Oil Silk. and Oil Cotton Cap, of the JTall style; all of which wi.'l be sold very low. t-ept. 12, 1519. 33;if CMIEOROFORM.--A supply of this Great J Cholera Remedy, just received and for sale tt Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 16 .Main street. Oct 3, liO. S2-tf

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IIILIT ART IWSTITUTB, torficf own, Ky. HOARD OF VISITORS. The .t.';ii?a Central, together with five fit persons, to 1m annually appointed by the Eicculive, to attend rxamiuatious al least once la the year, according to law. FACULTY. Incorpc rated with all the powers, privi!epr and riehis exercised by the 7"i rr and Fmcultf cl ni v other College. t'iL. T. F Johnson, Br ral Sferitedrmt. Cot. E. W. Morgan, Joint Su;rrimtemdtmt, a fid I'rttfttsvr of Engineering and nr" Xmtmrml H,sti,r-j. Lii i'T. Coi.. 11. R. Johnson, l'rofiortf atu rat iinJ Exprrimttttal l'hiUrphf. Mo. W. . Fottar, 'mrmor Va.'4mfic. Kkiiasu N. .ivu, A. SI., Profiteer tj Aitc.ntt and Modern I. a ng uarn. Ja'iksG. HniNr, A. U , Adjunct Professor of 1aI$I2UJ!JS. Rn. J. h'. Siaijt. A. M., Pr'fttter of Ethics and lUl'.ts I.ittct. J mm H- Davu;ss, E., Prvf, nor oi Law. Rtv. H. V. D. Ntvtrs, A. yf. Piin'cifl of Ue Ac'tditny. Cai-t. C. E. Mott, Teacher ia iht Aeajtmti. l"rT. W. W. Ilii.Mr, A'.'jutatrt cf the itttitule. Educated al West Point. fEducated at tha Virginia Military I;il,tu:c Two fm mired and thirty Cadets, from fifteen ii nie rent States, have entered this Institution Mine it wns oigamied, iu 1'J7. It i entirely five from tiie control or tioniiuatiou of any sect or pally , either political or religious. Economy in . ress, in the adoption of a i heap I'niforiti. tr Winter uud Summer, ia rigidly riilorreJ tveI V sludeiil is reitiireil to select a College guardian, with uhom all funds brought or received iiiust be deposited, and nodrbtmust tie coutracted without the consent of such guardian. An 1 iisl.tuliou combining the srirtica of the Wist Point Academy and of Poly tcibiiic Institutes, with the classical literature of our bent Colleges, adding the modern languages, and uperaJoing practical schools ol Law and Engineering, nearly realizes the U'lig lett drstiirratum i 1 u iiinvrrstty able to meet the Wants Of Western progress a university where all may select a Ci ursj of study to suit their tune, inraev and profers. oaal destination. .Mr. Davikks, tbe Professor of Law, is known in the various Courts as a practitioner of grrnt ability , vaiied learning, long experience ami eaited character. His eminent iunlificalion, the wholesome exercise and discipline of tho Iimli1 i;tc, and the convenient observation of the form, of judicial proceedings, oiler Unusual indiiorn cuts to those h bo are earnest to aitneve distinction as sound Lawyers. CIVIL ENGINEERING Will be nirwog.y and practically taught in the W estern Military Institute tin- Prulcssor, Col. Morgan, being one of tbe most sk illfnl mij eprricnce.l Engiueera in the foiled Stales. All tho instruments connected with that department, haie been piocured ut considerable cost, and of the best quality. The Superintendent taUm the liberty of stating tiiat be is now olleied $76 per month, for Conine !e nt .issisl.mt Engineers. One ol Ins (urine r jmpus receives nt this time, $'J,.')(I0 per auiiuiii, ns Principal Engineer of u Railroad now n nde r const i in lio u in Kentucky whilst others ol Ine same class are receiving in cilierrnt purls of the I'niled States, f'.MMHI, ,1II0, or j, 1 -MlO a jc ir ns Assistant Engineers. 'I he time is rapidly approaching when lliero will be a great demand lor such na have been prepared fi r that vocation, at the Western Military Institute. Nothing is hazarded m ayin that tio-y uiij readily command jflgOUor 16(111 per annum. livery man of observation must see that the gigm.tic enterprises already prnpored, vv digue I iriii to bii iidreds of others, tributary to tin -in. The rapid advancement of our tthob, couiiliy, and the rayeruesM of our people, for e xploi i ng the hidden resou rrm .f the lie w States and the newly acquired territory, will give ample K-ope for iiges to ome, to the skill and enterprise ol the Engineer, the Geologist, the .Mineralogist, the Surveyor and the Architect. Young men who have un Ujtiiudr tot the Matlieiiiiil a al and Pb n:.il acifiicea, will hut e a H id field opened to thenl for eilgagllijr in an honorable, a heal I hi u I and a lucrative pur suit, for t hich they may be thoroughly and prueliciilly iuli lied, iu m shoil linn , uud ut small eApi li(e,nt the Western Military Institute. PERMS. In the Acad.iiny $ri() 00 per onuuiii . In tb" Colb-g- JfJ 00 1 "or .Music and ue of A rms and Accoutrameuts 3 00 1 Or I lie I l ( .. BOARHINli can be had 111 ptivaU- faiinlim, at Ironi I.-, oto tun Mini a hall .,'oHars a i-k. W hen in L'ai raclis, it is Designed to liiroish Cummoils ; t a uiii(oriii rate. Stuik nls from a distance n J(. ropnreii to board tit the Institute, and bale no communication unit the town, except as allowed by written permits. fy'i'Ua sessiou commenced 011 the first cf September, iiud continues ten mouth. Sept. 1", !-!!. 30-1 y j No. MAIN STREET, South side, littirttr, Ptarl and Marion, lilclitiioiiil, fllilntll". trj'HE 1111. iersigne.l, constantly keeps on hand j I a complete, as.ortmeut of liiol lloota and I Shoes of hi- ow n iii.Miiil.i ture; und, nlo, Cllii ciunati and Eastern work, which he is receiving j irom lime to lime: all of which he is prepared j to si il 011 reasonable terms for cash, or exchange ; lor appioved country produce. AI-, an assortment of Boys and Children's B'o ts illd Shoes, constantly kept on Imnd. owi-N i:i)(;i:ino.v. I'PJ. S9.tf h 1 ' 'i'i-fiii'tiloii Arrival of Book! T THE CITY BOOR STORE'.: at whoi.ls ti.K 11 111! rkt til ! '. Come one---Come all, and bring 01, your RAGS or CASH. J. R. MENDENHALL. July 1-th, I ' l'J. Hif A 11 a M 1. t . K . JOHN M. f.AAR v. u. a. acirrr. "I V"l"f.l rrpeclfu!ly announce to tli public, that tliey hiive purchased and arc operating that wcll-Lnuwu ratablialameat THE SPRING FOUNDRY: :ttiatd in the Northern pirt of Rktimoiidh, V ne co., iud . where they are prepared ! furnish cast.us and Machinery AT CINCINNATI PJIICES. Tliey would say to the public, that th ubove named firm is composed of those persons a ho h i vi- been the operators iu tbe Spring Eoundery for the n six years; consequently Ilie old customers of the rdiop may rely on tiir i 1114 their work done as heretofore ia Ihs best : ijoiiirn r. They are manufacturing and keep, 'constantly on hand Four and f ire-Horse Powi 1, 1. 1 -.mui....iii..ri cr orn nici j Mi,,.i.;-. ,.. I IIICAfIIi 'VfACIIIXI'S; ALSO, A superior Six-Horse Power Separator, which they are Selling lower than say ; Kiiier hop iu the Western, Country. Tbey will make to order J WOOLUX MACHINERY, iFuchaa Double aud single carding machiaes, condensors. Roller aod Jaw Jck, Broad txmd narrow power looms, wool Picker, and shear log niacninrn. Also, Fuller's stores aod presa screws. 7 hey would call particular attesitieai to their uew and improved style of patterns for MILL CASTING?, i Which they offer, fitted up is the best mummttt. , at the lowest rates. Patent bedstead lath a ad I common turning lathes mad to order; patsat j corn crushers; patent tweer Irons; was;aa baxI es; andirons; Sloops mo u Id -boards. riSbt a ad fTeft handed, of various sizes, kept always ' hand, and many articles not necessary ta aoaaiion. w Oct. 10th, 1 841. 42 Com. LKitLOiU Best Brandy; OU RyeWbiaay; Port, Madeira a ad Ten'ff Wiaea. far anadrcinal purposes; Ima Jotee, Lemon a ad Saraonlla Syrups, for sle at RELMS Ira aad April 23, lt-49. Madiciaal Dof-M.)

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