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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

F0R THE ENcoURAGEMENrb b THE
Enaespsising anA laAsssrSs.
THE subscribers would respectfully call
the attention Of the pnbllc to bat use
full invention, viz: Lane's Esdle& CkAia
Railray Horse porer Propels4 Ma
ekise and Threading Machine. Having
obtained the assignment Of the leAes pa
tent Of Samuel Lane, the original inventor
and patentee, for the States Of Indiana,
Kentucky, Alabama, and Missouri, they
now offer to sell by Townships or Counties
to suit purchasers.
The freedom of those Machines from
complication and the durability of there
construction, render them in this respec;
superior to any thing of the kind heretofore
offered to the public. Machines for thresh-
ing wheat, have heretofore required from
three to six horsepower, and attendance
that rather increased than diminished the
expense i'm the Endless Chain Railway
Horsepower and Threshing Machine, one
horse only is requisite,-,hreei men. or two
boys and one man, will clean $50 bushels
of good wheat in one day; the grain and
straw are entirely separated; they have
become of general use ia the Eastern and
Southern States, and in Ohio.
The following is signed by gentIemen-
two Of them reside in the State Of Ohio,
the others are farmers and mechanics IN
Indiana-who by their personal observa-
ton, voluntarily submit the following Ger
tifcate: -
N ~ rk~1n q n /.
way Horsepower ProPelling Machine and
Threshing Machine, in operations-tne
right of which 10 owned by J. n. = II.
and is now offered for sale to
the Farmers and Citizens of 1ndianas-we
would recommend in the whole to the
Farmer a. an invention truly deserving
his patronage: as labor-saving machine,
the freedom from complication of Its con-
struction renders it not liable to get out
Of order, and facilitates that heretofore
tedious labor requiring operation either
by the hand or horses, and in the end, II
is better done AZ well as more expeditory.
The horse power is applicable to mills and
and has decided advantage
10 the horse in ordinary draft. We dol
therefore consider it highly deserving
public patronage.
Charles Osborn, John d. Morrison, Rob
ert E. Schoolfeld, Ezra Baily, A. Grimes,
]. l.. Meek, Daniel Burgess. John W.
Erwin. A. A. Young. John Charles. Isaac
". Vickers, John Harvey. r.
Having given most Of the machines that
have been patented for Threshing: and the
power that is required to propel them a
trial, unhesitatiDgly give preference to
Lanes Endless Chain Horsepower and
Machine; and having learned
10 Ohio that Messrs. M'Claughry were the
,roprietors to the right for the State of
Indiana, Immediately purchased the
light to WayDe township, Wayne county,
md procured one in Ohio and have had it
n operation this season to my entire sat-l
sfaction. JACOB CRlSI.
Persons wishing to become purchasers
o the rights Of the above, will cali on thel
ubscribers At d Morrison's Hotel, Rich
nond. J. r. t. HI. M'CLAUGHRY.
Oct. 10, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
REMOVAL.
DR.. s AMuEL PARHEn

AS removed his Office 10 the l6rst
hcoEner building southeast of D. q. UlpnnA.
near the National Hotel Dr.. Sxn~n RNnxxs
feels grateful Tor the bemgnant sml1es a G5alseu
that have attended his professional services sincs
his ARRIVAL He has administered 70 moe sAaa
three hundred pa,ients, in fifteen weeks, anA Int
but one, that had been gwen over 10 die, by The
faculty furthermore his prescriptions wsss neg
lected after prescribing He has adminSsterssi
To sixty in Riehnond--h1if the number acrts
diseases and they are all living. Dr. Parker
designs, the Lord willing. to make Richmond his
residence AMI would receive patients to boari
from the adjacoIi. towns usual Prrsumins
they can receive great rel.efin one week. He
can refer to large number Of patients in this
vicinity, that had been ur,succsssfnIly treated ~
other practitioners, sosle for years, that are now
snloylns the blessings of health. DR.. Parker
has had great sacce<s aud experience in treating
the Cholera. He has Cholera medicine for sale
that is harmless, il will operate as an esnetic M
two minutes and in fifteen evacuate the bove3.
and is not excelled IN America for its safety--st
may be given to the weakest constitutions on
any occasion with safety, two portions o: il will
remove the fever and a que of months stand
ing-I can prove this in to~r. Patients suffering
under iniirmitses ofany kind, even II considered
incurable, would do well To call on DIR. Parker.
PATIENTS living at distance can be treated
by specifying the particulars Of their case by IN
other person. DIR. Parker's representatives hass
been busiy engaged, since his arrival, in xttemp-
ting to reproaeh his character and. frightea rs
patients, lfoa the sake of the loaves and A.h.al
But, feel to forgive their folly knowing Inst
every man must be rewarded according % fhis
deeds, am willing that any man should relieve
suffering humanity and intend to teach - many
as can to use the bounties nature has provided
for to assist the suspension Of nature.
N. b. Dr. PARKER will remain at hose -
vcnth days OF the week t. accommodate those
from distance. So &
The pubiic's humble servant. av sa4.sz
SAMUEL PARKER.
Sixth month, 9th, 1885. 3SeC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE IN
CHILL AND FEVER.

THE. increased dempnd for this remedy IN
Chill and Ferer has induced the proprietor to &c
into the preparation of the medicine on an ex-
tensive scale He will warrant it to make a
permanent cure when given according to direc-
lions, in nineteen cases out OF twenty. In all
cases where one bottle does not cure a second
will be furnished free of charge. The following
persons are agents and have the medicine fol
sale:
DIR. J. BUcG, Newport, Wayne CO. Ia.
MIR. MARK E. REEVES, Washington.
DIR. Il. Il. BUTLER, Economy.
Mr.. THoM.s MORTON, Hillsborough.
Messrs. LACKEYs, Cambridge.
Mr.. MoRa1s. ard DIR. STRONG, Lewisville.
Mr.. JAMES INQUIRE, Raysville.
DIR. PAUL BEARD, North of Newport.
Mr.. BrRK. Mr.. AKtR, and DIR. HAIR,
Winchester, Randolph county, Ia .
Mr.. S. CHADWICK, New Paris, Ohio.
Dr. CRIME, Eaton.
Mr. ZlCK, Fort flack.
SCUDDER s. HANNAMAN, Indianapolis.
Mr.. B. SNuDCRAss. Huntsville.
Every day is giving additional evidence of its
virtues and merits, as Tonic and certain cura-
tive properties in Fever and Ague. Last season
the proprietor put up the medicine in small bot
ties, one of which generally performed cure
he is now putting It up in larger bottles, without
any increase in the price. Physicians, Mer-
chants, and Others are invited to call and ex-
anime the article. 1t is kept constantly on hand
(retail and wholesale) also Quinine, and Qui-
nine drops. A superior article OF fresh, cold
pressed Castor Oil, dou5ly clarified and divest-
ed of every particle of mucilage. for sale at the
drugstore of LINDSEY & BUGG,
Richmond, Main street, sign of the large bulk
widow. opposite the hotel of d. D. Sloan
NIB FAMILY MEDICINES, suitable fol
the season, warranted genuine as above.
/. < B.
September 5, 1895. 35-2m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

Nevs Esileaes.-Ws have Sesn presented
= ~ essW e De past week, with fur
thss sPecinens q The fertility Of our soil,
II ~ shspc sfa large potatoe, weighing
too pouals and . hail. from the farm of
II. E1uasd Evans near this place and an
aprls weighing twsnty-four ounces from
~ sschasd ef NJ. James Huf, Of this
towaship. The former Of which after be.
IL dolly cooked On our stove furnished q
1spass ~ his majesty, ''eke devil, !" and bis
siee P1ssS's, each Of which exclaimed IN
IL fdllne0 Of his sssmsca, blessed be the
uas hat inveated "big ~arPAys. "-The
laasss - bssn slowed away for future de-
vssssssst. Surprising that the specimens
stSsSy sivea Of our hoosbsr predictions
sss suaicisas 70 sbase the boas,ings of less
hvsuss1 soils, ws insend to give no more
- he public, unless It may b At oace to
silsses (by something We know u the
universal rage for putting the products Of
he present remarkable season.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

WHO was engaged - an Engineer for a
Steam Saw Mil, IN HendEick's county Indiana,
10 hereby notified that in consequence Of an
accident said MlA was burnt, and with it a
trunk asd chest belonging to him were destroy ed
on the 9Th inst. Not knowing where the said
Farmer is at this time, it 10 hoped that this no.
tice may reach him. GEORGE SMITH,
Oct. IL, 1885. Proprietor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

< AMUEL Z. IREDELL, recently from
~ the City Of Philadelphia, has located
himselfin the town of Richmond, & opened
a shop on Uaia Street directly opposite
the Bank, adjoining A. Sidda store,
where he intends establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable as we'll as plain
work In a workmanIike manner. He hopes
by an assiduous attention to his business to
merit and receive due proportion ofPat-
ronage from the town and country.
Richmond, June 9Th. 1885. If.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

Pbcs A1ress. A the season appsoach-
. vhsa The great staple e Indiana Will
- o0sssd iopsschssen, il Is not surprising
taas nsasy enquiries are made a. to tho
psobabls psies. From the best information
~ have bses abb to collect, Ne are Of
ep;siss thas . lsas quantity will be 10
asskss shis sseseu than Iase, and owing to
sbae Circumstance and to the sppsehended
scarcity Of svais, il il probable the price
~ilI b high.
TIE Cincinnsti Gazette If the 9Th inst.
says, sCostssess ass now making for pork,
As6ss 1o,lsn per hundred; and . small
4saaity hes been engaged at 34,25. The
asssPees y, hat this price will be main
pu6ss6 aLss1ghsss ~ Season"
Hs@ ~ shes selling q Cincinnati, II
4 80 pr basssl and inspection.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
MasOsas and Quarters.
CUMBERLAND ROAD OFFICE.

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.
March 2lth, 1851
NIFTY Quarters, and the same number
Il of Aasons. will be given employment
during the ensuing working season on the
Cumberland Road in Indiana and Illinois,;
but only those who have been accustomed
to the preparing of the material and the
construction of the heavy masonry of Pub
lie works, need apply. Wages, from enc
to two dollars day. paid monthly.
Some master workmen Of established
character As good Mechanics, will End en-
enlargement.
C.. A. OGDEN,
Capt. Corps Eng. Supt. Of Cum. Road
April llth 1885 1i-4m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

WILL be sold to the highest bidder on
The 7th day Of next month, at the Bank
NJ house door, between the hours o. 10 T. IL
O'Clock on said day, Eve shares Of the capital
stock ofths branch Of the State Bank Of Indi-
ana, at RichnoDd, - the property Of John D.
vaughan deceased.
ROBERT MORRISON.
DANIEL REID,
Richmond, 10 mo. l4th, 1853
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

A LII those who hold Receipts for claims
a put into the hands OF John Brady, Esq.
for collection and not paid .re requested
E:dridge, Esq. in Richmond, within the
month of July instant. Twill attend on
each Saturday in said month. in the af-
teruoon at said Magistrates Office, for the
purpose OF hearing said claims attested.
CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, July 4:h, 1885. 3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
FIRE, FIRE.! FRET! FIRE.,.

F7HE! FIKE!! FTRE!.. F7KE.:-
EHE undersigned having received the
Aagency of the Hartford Protection In
surQQno Company, is now ready to gram
pelfe5e9 bf insurance to all persons wbo
wish their property insured against loss Or
damage ly fire.
The company for which he is acting il
one Of the weaithies, and most extensive
in the country. and he earnestly solicits
those who wish to provide against the con-
tingency of a loss of their property by the
destructive element, to call at hIs Office in
Richmond la. where the terms Of insurance
viii be made known, and the policies
granted.
CHARLES MOORE
Richmond, Nov. 2Sth 1894. >"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

A GENERAL MEErlNc of the Stockholders in this
Branch Bank will be held at the Bank ON Sec
ond-day. Monday the second day Of Eleventh
month (November) 1885, for the purpose ofelec-
ting ten Directors for the said Branch for the
ensuing year. Said election will b. held between
the hours Of ten and six O'Clock. Payment of
the second instalment to be made on the 10TH
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier
N. B. No Banking business will be
on that day.
Tenth mo. 3rd, 1895. 39-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

WILL - sold by public sale on Tuesday the
9th inst , 1t the late residence Of Richard Ad-
ans decd, two miles south Of Richmond. sever
u Hosses and Colt, mich cows, calves, & sheep,
IN excellent four or six horse Wagon, which has
been but little used, Gears. farming utensils aud
several other articles. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock. Twelve months credit will be Civ
en- on approved security. ANNE ADAMS,
Oct. 17th 1895. Execturix.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

The 81. Louis Bulletin Of the 18th Aug.
eeyss HE Excelleacy, General Black
Hawk, Commander-in-chiefo Of the COM
bioed koross ofths discontentsd Sacs, Fox
-, and Wisebagoes, in the last war, with
his aid-de-coeg, the Winsbago Prophet
and suite re ached this place on Friday last
The old veteran seems to have enjoy ed IN
interrupted good health since his northern
tssr, but his occaionaI dependency evin-
ces lurking desire to live again the free
rooaasic life Of sxcitemest he was went
60 hive before becoming . prisoner Of
var. The object Of the General's visit is
q make some agreements with the super
istesdant Of Indian Affairs, touching the
occupancy BY the whites Of the reserva-I
ties Of Isdian lands lying on the vest
baoks Of the Mississippi, north Of the Mis-
souri, state line. This, with wish to see
and ~ seen, are his inducements for leav-
Ing home. His visitors have been numer.
eus sioce his arrival in the city and he on
y regrets that his stay in town viii not al
low HIN The pleasure Of returning Az OF
then.
o. Tbursday night, the Gath ult Mr..
Lewis Th0rnton, "a highly respectable citi-
sea Of this place, went on board Of 4 steam
boat for LOuisviiie; and on Friday the "a
inst. bis body vas found floating in tho river
scar Bethlehem. 3. H. Standard.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

A6nh near Main street, and adjoining John
d. Mossisson's Hotel, there 10 always On hand a
Large and general assortment Of Potts. Mich
pans, Jsss, Jan, Rtchers, Dishes, and every o.
ther article usual in Pottery.
Also on hand . large quantity ofsugar crooks,
for the sPsiDg sales o. at this time, payment in
the spring. EDWARD FOULKE.
Tenth no. 18th 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
PATENT MEDICINES.

THE subscriber has on hand the follow
= ing popular patent medicines. Warranted
genuine)
SWANS Panaeea.
Judkin's Ointment.
Thompson'- Liquid Opedeldoc.
Homing's Vegetable AgHe Syrup,
Lees Ani-biiiious Pills
DR.. Warmers Cough D.ops-
Lebarren's Vermifuce
Harlaem OH &c DC &c.
Together with almost all the family medicine
now in use IN the western country, well as
complete assortment of Dru,s. Chemicals, Med
icines, paints, &c. wholesale and retail
IRWIN REED.
Iulv 11th, 1885
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
CHARLES MOORE.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Attorney and COunselIOf at Law.
Richmond, Indiana,
WILL attend to the business of his pro-
" fession in the 9th Judicial Circuit OF
the said State. His Office is in Mr.. Wig
gins new brick-building Immediately OPP
posite the Bank, where he may generally
be found.
N. B. He will draft instruments of wri-
ting Of every description, in an accurate
and neat manner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
TYPE FOUNDRY.

No l BAkEa SrakEr, CIxcI,

NO BAKER STARET. NISCfNNATf.
4 RE prepared TO furnish, To- order all
kids Of Printing Materials, on reasona-
bic terms az can be furnished by any other es-
Enlistment in this country.
Printing Presses Of every description, Compo-
sing Sticks, Brass and Common GaIieys, Cha
seA Imposing Stones, Cases, Stands, Furniture,
&c.
Printing Ink Of the most approved qualities,
from 80 Cts to 90 per h. together with al! ar
ticles assd in printing Office will be kept con-
stantly on hand. Printing Type of all descrip-
tons, from Pearl to % line Plea, including all
the latest styles Of Fancy JOB Type.
German Type Of all sizes, from Nonpariel to
flowers; also vesy large assortment of Cuts,
including as great a variety of advertising and
miscellaneous subjects az any other Foundry In
the United States.
Small Fosnts Of Type, suitable for book-blnd-
ers, in a great variety.
They continue to do Stereoty ping of Books
Pamphlets, Blank notes, Checks, and Cards.
AL work warranted equal to that done in
any other establishment, samples Of which may
b. seen at any bookstore in the country
Type which has been used for stereotyqing,
for sale at reduced prices; also second hand
printing presses. Old type at9A cts, received
IN exchange. Orders from all parts of the In
ion will be promptly attended to.
ia. JAMES,
U.P.JAMES.
Printers of Newspapers who will give the a
bove six inssrtlons. within sxmonths from the
date Of this, and send US a copy Of the papers
containing it, will be entitled to two dollar
when purchasing bill at this establishment Of
not less than ten dollan. Oct. II, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
Peeblfe Sale.

Will Be sold at pubic sale on Monday the
ID, Nov at Newman's Mill, one mile north Of
Rschmond, a good mich COW, table, bedsteads,
bed and bedisg, and . variety Of kitchen furni-
turs,. Also q lot Of wood, &c. Sale to CON-
mence At one o'clock. On all sums over three
dollar, credit Of fourteen months will be Civ
en-, BY the purchaser giving bond and good se-
curity; MASON ROBERTS.
Oct. 18th 1895 3ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

A GOOD James Weaver will find good
- situation by applying immediately at the
Connersville Factory. One who can spin will
be preferred.
ASHER COX:
October 10, 1885. 4Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
Public Notice.

ALL pessous indebted to the estate ofthe late
Richard Adams ere requested to make immedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against It
are requested td4eesent them, duly autheutica-
ted, within one IL 6oue this date.
MIME ADAMS. Executri1.
Oct. IL, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

lsd;ss Ssm@ev- We have enjoyed for
. week past . delightful sample Of Indian
Summer weather. The roads are fioe and
movsn and travellers are making the most
of them. We have not vet had 30 much
sooke - usually attends this kind Of wealth
CT and which gives il q me,imes an appear
aoce q glsom, but 10 more than balanced
BY the bland atmosphere and mellow tints
q Aulpmn. Yes
Deas % our hearts 10 the Autumn breeze,
That sussIisg sweeps thro' the fading trees,
0esswiag The fosese's foliage down,
Ofaisg I'D ys3lsw, and red and brown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
MORRISON & WIGGiNS.

p EouEsr all those indebted TO them,
~ whose accounts have been standing twelve
months and upwards to come forward and dis
charge the same a. longer indulgence should
not be expected. Later dues will not be refused.
October 10th, 1885. 40tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
GEORGE ARNoLD, recently frsn

GEORGE ARNOLD, recently ffUim
Philadelphia, having locaseA htnsetf
in Richmond, and opened > shop in the
small brick building Immediately south Of
Mr.. Atticus Siddall's store, where he II
prepared to do work in a. neat style Is
any person in the west. and beisg inms ),
diately from the east is well xc4uaibtods
with the prevailing fashions. He Hopes BY
an assiduous attention to business 10 merit !.
and receive portion OF the public patron- I
age. - q. -t.s-..,.,,... =,
\. b. lie u also agent for J. II. ChAp-.
irel's Patent Spherical System Of cstting.
and reports Of the Fashions, and will dis q
po.c Of them to such mastertailoS as-wish
f, 10 improve. at reasonable rate.
tCouatry Produce taken At market price"
Nay 18th, 1898. 1otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

I .AW NOTICE-The subscribers ha-
wing entered INTO Co-partnership in the
practice of the Law, win faithfully attend to all
business entrusted to them. NJ. NJ. RAY nay
be found at his Office in Centreyille, and J "
Borden at his Office in Richmond, when not a.
sent ON professional business.
MARTIN nj. RAY,
JAMES w. BORDEN !
May 3, 1885, s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
EDMUND GROVER.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
JOSEPH GROVER.

We have and keep constantly for sale gen.
eral assortment of Woods cast iron ploughs,
warranted sound and to do good work. Also
on hand Cooking, Paror, and shop stoves of va
rious sizes Stove pipe and trimmings, andirons
Wagon boxes, mill castings, &c. Orders for
any kind Of castings shall receive due attention
from
E. GROVER & Co.
n B. A little cash would be most gratifying
at this time. Customers will please remember
US for our good E. G.. & Co.
February l. 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

T HAVE opened shop IN Richmond, ad-
joining the hotel Of Mr.. J. Degroot, where
am prepared to furnish sills and caps for build
ing, tomb stones, monuments, sc. ON stone Of
an excellent quality, in a style equal to any
shop in the country and on as moderate terms
as any person in the west The public are invi-
ted to examine my work.
WILLIAM DANFORD.
October 10th, 1884. 4O-3m%
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

DIEDCOn Fnday morning the 9Th
inst, st the residence Of her husband near
this place, LOUISA RoBExDs, consort Of
Mt. Mason Roberds Of this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

EG1rYsoun.-No certain accounts have
bsss ssesived yet from the election in
Oh;es which took place in that state on
Tsss6sy lass. We may expect to hear
fte0 0ose a The counties next week.-
Issssylvsnia % The same day, hsc, no
6esbs, . violsat struggle in the election Of
.hoe 0ovesnos.
IL Nasiooal IntslIigsncsr gives some
Ssssms from Maryland. In the cities OF
1aleiasss and AnsspoIis and in Prince
0ssgsb ceussy the administrations can
Ai9alse woso defeated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

WILLIAM MATHEWS. has removed
to his old stand on Pearl Street,-a few
doors south of the market house, whese he's pre-
pared to furnish his friends and custouaess in all
articles Of Cabinet work, called for ia the west.
He designs keeping on hand good assortment
of CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c wkich will BE- odd
unusually low for cash, or approved aecSrtaS-5
Fs.s~-
June 18th 1885
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17
RIG HIM Nd FOUND Y.
ROVER e. WILLIAMS take pleas-

ure in returning their thanks to the commu
nifty for the liberal patronage thcyhave received
and would inform said community that they
have taken into partnership JosErH GROVER the
business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style of E. Grover & Co. Il all debts
ofthe original firm will be paid by the last men
toned firm of E. Grover Co. and all receipts
given by the same are to have the same force Il
effect as ifgiven by the original firm of Grover
&. Williams
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-17

On Thursday, the Let. inst. By the Rev.
David Wintsrs, Mr., JAMES SUMAN, Of
Crawfordsville. Ia, to Miss JANE ID.
Of Dayto Ohio.