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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

lV,WOO changed 'a'aS;a; & T SSPIfSSmaSg
LIZ or any Of the Philadelphia small notes or shin plas-
,ers, VIII be received at par BY " S5R 81 w,ss
THE. PAEOitAMAa at N,blo's Garden win be taken
22d the accommodation Of the Fair OF the Mechanics
Entrances from Broadway and the North Garden.
ee bo Of ,os y.
marks Of the New York and London Journals 50 dl22
900 CANAL. STREET. the second SHOE store from
esenr sneh oek Of a1 ee san aeso
great avareiy aud 20 very cheap way never before collected
boots suitable for the coming in The same proportion
also Ladies' and chdrea boots and shoes Of every description
The storewALKERs 30 the second shoe from Green
NB-Coustry merchants supplied by the package or do
VIspTINe CARDS AND CARDS AT HOME.
you should call a, VALENTINES 50 John street eorsr Of
William, and examine his specimens au25 3m
IJALr PRICE MUSIC.-New and iashionsble IN.
graved Music for the Pisnoorte and Flute. Al
pIffT MoRRIsoNs PILIs-The genuine Hyg-ian Usver
SCI Msdcns q the British cosgs q Hsss ~. rsene,. from
j2s-y i4i Fulton street. uear Broadway
SULPHURTC ETHER-A constant supply in car
- boys ana dernUohns likewise ~ bottles q Le. qualify
forsaeby DIR. LEWIS FEUCuTwANGER
au7 Office Courtlandt st. near Broadway
ys,vsR sxI ssnf DtL ssN T;oRyD AND
Of Dey and Greenwich, sis. New York. au5o-lms
IL KEOsOTE rVM ToUTHACH-In any guam.
IN tity, he bad with fnl directions for bv
jew DIR. LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER.2 Cortlandt
Hams AND sElUULDEKS-1sh hds hams IN first
order; l2hhds shoulders still lnu
present market price Likewise 10 bids hams; do
sboul ers consignment for which wanting
this dav at 10 Water 81 New York.
slA3tt G.. HASKELL
vVVO SOUTHERN CAPITALISTS q BUILD.
i ERs-Thc New York Granite Company respectfully IN.
ve your samples Of Granite from their ouares
he ceu nj free. q ma n
This Granite s of superior quality being pure and
from substances Its component blend
ed such perfect proportions to render II less desructbe
and less liable decay injury from exposure, while
experiments have proved THAT splits and dresses with
and less waste than any other now in the marke
is beautiful color being darker than the Haowe aHd
lighter the Quincy and taking into connection he sodi
w. durability. aad comparative cheapness, will be ouud
well worthy the attention 81 capitalists and builders
Having several Thousand quarricd, the Company
are prepared orders any the
notice will for Its delivery ~ hover prices
other even inferior quality, be obtained for
Orders addressed the COMPANY box H. Mechanicf Ey
change or TO their Office No Beek will 81 snp
attention. auls-Ims EDWARD DOYLE, AZ Mt
EE~MaN sue Os%y COFE'Ess.-io casts Of |
N this superior article much approved A. parting very
agreeable fsycr TO co-e, for sale The rrsonsie
tei ms, ~ DN LkWN FhiICHINANGEk,
81 casce Coprland, u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

SPMENpID NEW MOVING PANORAMA,
Kind ever exhibited in this couniy painted by the celebrated
W. Daniels, Royal Acaderacan London The subject
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and correct representa-
ton Of the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and con-
noeurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
be the best panoramic painting brought To this
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admtance, %
cents. jyl1-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

c,UspENDED PAPER wANTED---cc mar
SBank Stock VIII he exehancdfor suspended papfT app1
=, aui2u Isl DUNBAR 53Wallsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16
Holm aSprrsSStHc, A s'sn Il

TOITN aNDEfrsON, Sign II the lad an ChIef 9qI
Broadly adjoining The City Hospital respectfully n
forms the good CIGARS that he has succeer N
making with the ceehsted Don
Manuel Ppla Co., OF Havana for constant supply of chsic.
brnpds such a rarely f-und In this market -
The roa sstdious consoseurs may rrIv an having ts,v
taste su6ed py Cigars every flavor and on ,eros fkoe.
are. A call win oblige.
". B.J A. has connexsn with any other house In this
city. ivfeSms
sTHE sCOURGE OrTuE. OCEAN-A Story
ofhe Atlantic BY Oicer 81 the rIntsd states Navy
50 &. sigEppB, ~ broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

SILy sIi.VEIt-SILVkM.
n SINAI, caange such shngs slxpences. ten and nv
cent pieces will giveR exchange for gs, avesor GUAR
Ter dollars Anplv n the desk eftLis Office sl6.l,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

MIAMI c.D-Four young with capital at from $50
w &in8 will hear of good situations in business calling
the Botanic nirmary and 9Th Also,
partner with capital of $500, Immediately into
good business Apply above, al $40 Grand street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

CASTLE GARDEE.-Nr' J. Parker has the honor 10
- announce to his friends and the public that he has made
arrangements with Mr. Marsh 10 give BAH in his Saloon
Monday evening the 18th September, being positive
~ the last Ball that viii be given there this Dancing
will cnmmeace haltpas eight and continue until late
Tickets tor admission Si-;o admit gentleman and hls
ladies' -
Mr. Ps celebrated Collon Band from Tammany Hall will
attend-Leader Mr. Brown.
Mr. has the pleasure ofanaouncing friends that his
school for the will open the first Thursday in
October, at his splendid establishment, Tarnmany Hall.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

from all dependence on Banks.by whatever means.
They were al! monsters" to be abhorred, war
red upon, annihilated, if the party had the pow
er to accomplish il.
With the knowledge of this bitter and v;ndic-
tive cnnty of the party leaders to the credit ss-
tenn, carried to the extent even of the crueles;
calu,nnies against the whole body Of those who,
by Inc OF credit united with high infeiii-
gence, have enriched their country, and elevated
and cr.tcl:siicd its character, tho reader may
Judge of our surprised at finding in the Globe, at
this late hour, the following admission:
"BAxxs cannot be dispensed aciss, except at
TIE sacrifice Of all justice in regard TO the con-
tracts made under a mixed currency, nor nrthout
"a riosation Of TIE faith pledged in the legislation
'(wherc honestly obtancd) b. which they were
established. The subject must be lef, to gradu-
al reform, to which the intelligence OF the pee
pie Of the respective States is fully adequate"
Here VIC have an explicit rccantation of all
the rncnaccs which have been thrown out ae,ainst
Banks. and an admission Of all that we and others
have ever maintained on the subject, viz. that,
under present circumstances, ''Banks cannot be
dispensed with TO whatever cause II may be
traced even this giimincring of light from amids;
the Cim.ncrian darkness which eyclopes "the
government must &c welcomed by all consider
ate men with sincere and lively satisfaction.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05
From the National
CHANGING FRONT.

Whatever may be the meaning OF it. the Ad-
ministration has wheeled '.right about" and fair
~ turned its back on the principle of finance, IN
the attempt 10 introduce which into practice it has
cd the Banks universally, and almost all the pco-
pie, TO do the same.
We need not. are sure, quote chapter and
verse to show that. hitherto tho public prosperity
has been held as nothing by the Admnst ration
IN comparison TO the introduction of metallic
currency. as a substitute for the admirable bank
currency which VIC have enjoyed. If VIC were so
minded, We have not time TO search the flies Of
the Gobc or the public records for cxpositions OF
tins doctrine delivered on divers occasions by per-
sons known to possess the entire confidence of the
'atc f.xecutivc, and ofcoursc Of"thc party" But
without taking so much trouble il is sufficient. to
state, that, even since tho stoppogc Of payment
~ "e uovcrnmcn., inc same doctrine has been
'ncuicated by the official paper with A. much ear
ncsfncss and as much of partisan zeal =. ever
Exactly sixty days ago, and no more. the (;loh,,
held. editOrially. the following language: "n,.
difference between silver and gold. THE TREE
Jackson MONEY, and bank money. is now well
understood by tho People. The value Of the
former d not depend on the produce or homes
'ty OF individuals, because il contain. within IT,
self all the value II Processes to represent Bat
bunk money has no intrinsic value. AZ the best.
~ - but the promise Of a corporation. or Of an
individual, which may may not be fulfilled Its
valnc often evapogatcs whilo it is in the pocket
.oi IT. owner" &c. &c. and. later still. ION the
3lst OF MnyJ in speaking Of the Banking System
generally. the Same official journal said: NV.
cry patriotic republicans in the Union looks 10
Congress TO deiircr TIC Government from all de-
Pcndcncc on class Of men hostile to its princ-
Mes. and who have contrivcd To strip it OF tho
mcses ci meeting the appropriations with for.
" m,h>a surplus II Is very clcar, therefore tina.
up To sic f'r Ut last month! tho patriots who rule
The Globe looA~d 20 Congress for dclivcrancc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

A couple ofgreen horns, having mind to try
the effects Of little soda water, Of which they
had ''heard tell" much, but never tasted, went in.
to bar room and ordered glass. Aficr il was
drawn, one Of them placed il on the counter while
he comcred q fourPenny bit, whcrewith 70 pay
the scot, by which time the surface Of the spark
ling beverage, had set.lcd into perfect calm,
and then taking few swallows, be passed il to his
companion. and 70 they imbibcd il, 10 the bottom
Of the goblet. in alternate swigr, just as they
would take mug Of Flip or blackstr.P. When the
dose was finished, they stood looking At each 9TH
cr With rathera ruefal expression Of couotenancc:
"By hokcy," said one, cit tastes all fred Pucke.
ry" Il swow,- exclaimed the other, iii twss'nt
for the name Of soda water, I'D just ~ soon take
= horn out Of msrm's pcarlash bottle"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05
NUMEROUS PETITION.

The following ludicrous Petitions written due form o.
Law the Commissioners of Excise for the por
of Cork the Kingdom of Ireland praying that the petit
TONERS nigh, be appointed Inspectors.
And whereas we your aforesaid petitioners, will
both by night and by day, and all night and all
day, and we will come and 60, and walk and ride,
and take and bring, and send and fetch and carry,
and we will all, seize all, and more than all,
and every thing, and nothing at all of all such
goods and commodities may be, and can be, &
cannot be liable to pay duty.
And we your aforesaid petitioners will at all
times, and at time, and times past, be present,
and absent, be backwards and forwards, and be-
hind and before, and be no where and every where,
and here and there, and no where at all.
And we your aforesaid petitioners, will come &
inform, and give information and notice, duly &
truly, wisely and honestly, according to the mat
ter as we know and don't know, and by the knowl-
edge Of ourselves, and every one and no one, and
we will not rob or cheat the king any more
than is now lawfully practised.
And we your aforesaid petitioners, and we are
Protestants, are gentlemen Of reputation, and we
love the king and we value him, and We will fight
for him and against him, and we will run for him
and from him, to serve him or any Of his family e.
as far and as much farther as lies in
our power dead or alive, as long as We live.
Witness our several and separate hands in con-
junction. and and all three Of US both togeth-
ef. PATRICK OCONNOR,
BLANEY O.BRYAN,
CARNEY MACQUIRE.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05
THE HOME OF MORMoxIS~7.

Those crazy fanatics have their grand taber-
naclc at place they call Cirtland. miles from
the shore of Lake Erie. and 20 miles from Clevc
land, and count no less than four thousand persons
under their leader, Joe Smith. They have late
iy been joined by 4 shrewd literary person named
Sydney Rigdon, formerly apreachcr of the doc
trIne OF Campbell. He is the Grand Vizier, to
Smith; and under their decision banking house
has been established, of whch, Smith is president
and Rigdon cashier The issues have been about
Sl5O,OOo. The Bank failed. They have seve-
raj mills their property. The houses are
small including the Prophet Joe's. The temple
is beautiful building of rough stone, three sto-
ries high, and 20 to ~ feet square. Each of the
two principal apartments holds 1900 persons
The Joists OF the interior supported by six flu
ted columns. Each apartment contains six pul-
pits, arranged gradatim, at each end of the
'.Aaronic Priesthood" and 3 at the other end of
the ''Presthood of Mclchisidec.'' The slips arc
SO constructed, that the audience can face either
pulpit, as may be required.
In the highest seat of the s"Aaronic PRIESTHOOD
sits the reverend father Of the prophet: the next
below is occupied by Joe, and his prime minister
Kigdon. The attic story is occupied as school
rooms. five in number, where the various branch
cs Of English, Latin, Greek and Hebrew lanpua-
ges, are taught to a large number of Students
The actnal cost of the temple is not known, but
1t Is estimated to have cost not less than $50 OOO
Smith. from the account of late visit in the
Miami Of the Lake newspaper, is represented as
placid looking knave, with passionless features.
and perfectly composed in the midst Of the bcte-
rogcnous multitude who have become the victim
ilizcd dupes Of his imposture. Rigdon is descri-
bed as the reverse, with full face Of fire, te-
nor voice and Of eloquent speech. The subject Of
his sermon was the pressure: his discourse mild
and persuasive. Rigdon is the wircpuler or
screen Of Jcc's inspirations. The followers are.
many Of them, upright men and tolcran, towards
other sccts.
81
PRINTERS ToAsr.-Thc following toast was
given at Piqua, Ohio, by Printer:
BY George b. Fryc.--Thc Printers Of the 4. |
Mon. May they escape the dangers Of the prcassre
and when chased BY the Constable or Sheriff. to
be locked sp find plenty Of qsoiss in the Bank to
redeem their yopcy
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

THE BarTE-A young cssp1e appeared, :
few days since, in Frencb church to b masIis6s
When the priest enquirsdof The bride, Hdo -
vow to be faithful, sc, as long ~ IL shsl -
God to leave you tqgethcrf' Sho suffered 49,
to light up her coontcnance. box On IL =
from the priest brought the blood 10 Der &c.
be then shut de book and lcA her, doelasiag -
would not complete the ceremony sstl - -
pasiated her fault BY Pesance! five 49,
in this country, We would call il . jueD -
have them married in twinklhg.
SHIN PLAsrxns.-The New Yssk Tmn
says, firm in that city, eonsistiag a In. -.
Whecdle 4 Mrs. McA llisans, Issue their 80
from one cent, up 70 six cents and qsassessp
ising TO pay the sums ''is COED suasas6 20
ut the market prices" and u delanlt thessss
apples, cherries, ginger Gales, ssgas -.
other fsit of the seasas." 60 0ueb ~ - =
currcncy! %
ATALI oxx.-Ths editor q ~ Beaver -
has been shown stolk az Timothy winch SS
cd sir feet (ow iseAcs II Ieagt6. u eys~
fertile plains Of Beaver
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

lie who is passionate and hnsty IS generally hon.
rst Il IS the cool: assembling, whining hypocritc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

SPEcfE--RUssrA--Ru bids G,;r =. ..,,.,,~
the Mexico of the old world Iicr gold r,;nc.
last year arc said to have produced N HaaI OGO
and her silver mines 2l.675.OOO HAVING No 49,
'and for so large surplus of bullion. il is nov.
finding its way to.Enrlnnd.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

The LAuNCu.-The noble ship Pennsylvania,
the pride Of our Navy, and one Of as large
Ships ifnot the largest, in the world, enter
ed her destined element yesterday at precisely
halt past two O'Clock, amid the deafening cheers
of at least HUNDRED THOUSAND spectators
It was an animating, and majestic sight. The
river for a great distance around, was covered
with vessels, steam boats, and every variety of
water craft, whose very masts, shrouds and rig
ging, were alive with people. Every tree, every
post, every fence, every window, every roof which
overlooked the scene, had its occupants Wher-
ever We turned our eye, masses Of human beings
presented themselves.
At length the note Of preparation is sounded;
the ominous click Of the hammer is heard-every
eye IS riveted to q common centre-every heart
palpitates with anxious expcctation-and now, al
ter delay during which minutes seemed hours,
and hours days. the signal guns arc hcard-a gen.
cral move is made among the the brca tn re-
pcled-not a word is spoken-the flag at the stern
moves! she moves!- is hcard-and
10! the huge, but beautiful structure walks forth
and dcsccnds slowly, but majcstically, to her clc-
mcnt: and having entered gracefully, yet proudly
rises, il conscious Of her high destiny, and looks
DOWN upon the surrounding craft with dignifcd
rondcscension and proud complacency. Immedi.
ltely the shouts Of the multitude arc like the rush.
ing s.orm--!and answercth unto water. and water
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
MANAGERS OFFICE,
wheeling, July n, 1887.

VA. MONONGALIA LOTTERY, Class No. s. draws
Alexandria, August 5sh 1887, $4,000 5000, 1900,
,OO0 $40 and 20 of 900 each.-Tcke,s S. eer-
Of Is whole tickets will Sos, shares proportion
VA. WHEELING LOTTERY, Class No. 5, draws a,
OOO 1850, 1900, 25 each Of 1900, and IS each of 500,
&c. Tickets dollars. certificate of 25 whole tickets
will cost 100 dollars, shares in proportion.
VA. RICHMOND ACADEMY. Glass A, draws At
Alexandra August 10, 1887. $4,000, 9,OO0 5000, s.,
900, 1000, 1000, $780, 2OO0 10 Of 1900 10 Of 900,
20 Of 500 20 400. Tickets 10 dollars certif-
25 whole tickets will 100 dollars shares in pro-
portion.
VA. LEESBURG ACADEMY, Class No. 5, draws At
Alexandria, August 20 1887, 100 prizes of 1000 dol
lars, 100000 dollars of 80 900, eOOO, 1900. 3OOO
and 100 each of l,OO0-Tckess dollars certificate
25 whole tickets will 354 dollars, shares in proper
ton.
MAMMOTH ALEX. LOTTERY, Class e, will pos
,vey draw 23d of September 1887 $4,000. $4,000
20, OOO 10000 10000 5000, 500, &e-Tickev 20 dol
lars Halves 10, Quarters ). certificate of 25 whole
tickets will $50 dollars, shares in proportion.
Address orders
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
COLLEGE OF TEACHERS.

THE seventh annual meeting Of Western Literary
Institute College Professional Teachers, will be
held in CINCINNATI during the FIRST week Of October next.
Commencing on Monday, 2nd.
"A series Of Lectures will be delivered, and number Of
by committees appointed at the last
nual meeting.
expected that the coming will be Of
binary interest In addition the customary Repog
Interesting niomaion may be expected the state Of ed
ueaof oosn at nome and abroad from Professor Calvin
E. Stowe, recently from Erope and Samuel Lew
is Superintendent of Common School. in Ohio.
The Western Literary Institution designed embrace
Teachers and other friends Of education throughout. the
South and West All such therefore, desired
this advertisement, personal
tend desirable that all literary associations an
nuav delegates; and, when practicable reports u
on Of within their respective limits
/ Bv order Of the Executive Committee:
A. II MeGUFFEY, Rec See.y
JS3c
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
the ANERrcAN CLERGY.

paragraph IS travelling the rounds OF the
nswPePse, which details in improper and revolt
- coIoes, the efforts Of n wretch IN the western
Pand ths country, who, under the mask Of
az - pspil. Paragraphs Of this character,
ass greatly calculated to injure the clergy in the
ess'nsi'a of the thoughtless, and at the same
tias, = initiate against the cause Of religion
gsasa1y. And yet, We believe we shall be
pone sstm the opinion, that in NO part Of the CT
"'aed wesa can body Of men be found, Of more
purity Of h6e, more zcalously devoted to the wei
are o. saakind, both temporal and eternal, more
sstaenyAgo O disinterested than the American
aefgy; And IN this phrase we comPries the minis
:eFs o. al christian denominations. They are,
seems possible for human nature under the
EXISTING Temptations and condition Of the world !;
@.a exactly because they hold this high pO-
- n hc view aud affections Of great mass
We american people, that the cloak Of the
= nefames assumed by deliberate
'.'.'o' INC better 10 accomplish his diabolical
Poe: We not profess to be particularly
any creed, nor are we among those
sn 80 the system pursued by SO many. Of
saeer popular and fascinating clergy
,... ~ es neglect Of family and other impor-
ues. In our opinion the great object Of
n the House Of God, is to offer adora tiou
que AImighty-to thapk Div inc Provi dence
- tne blessings We enjoy, and to pray for con-
uausncc a his favor-and not as some seem to
'nnk. eAieey to listen to this or that par,;cular
Pfescher-Thcsc views have presented them
se"e. to our minds, on reading the account re
~fred to above, and We have thought ii right I,
sHPfe:s them here, rs We happened to be acquain
'eo WIN several Of the most distinguished clcr
f ~ = Philadelphia-mcn every way emf,
!" NsPset, ~ ii seems TO US, with all the a
cu.es o. Chaissianity. Of course, they hav
nsH ire.'f'es, like the rest Of mankind, and Will
~. pcsk q them has warmly as clcrgymcn, y
mo nos sorget that they are flesh and blood, mer
"Ae unto oursclves.-Bicknell.
H. ~; vas The affection Of Sir Walter Scott Il
IN 0-sS,sef, hat he said. at her approaching u,
.~..,...:e nan that marries that woman, brins
sunshine upon his housc.!'
ueai csap in Louisiana is said to be in
Sr ,enmg condition. and should it not su
-, se'se accidents to which it Is always SUI
A.ge return may be expected.
. .a.ssd ssaaes Bank Bill. were selling for :.
&C. r~ssm shove silver, at ST. Louis. on Il
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

FLEMING & ADDLEMAN, their sus-
and the public generally, that they have added to
GOODS, the entire stock Of
Aaron Grceg lately opened this placeTheir
united stocks form assortment not surpassed by any in
this Indiana and having lately been selected At the
lowest prices, the best The
variety and general that would BE- useless
articles. Purchasers requested call and
for themselves the fsoTe room IN the eGstern
part The three story brick bidng, nearly opposite
B. Brghtwels, Main where all the usual articles
in the goods line b Obtained of the best quality.
All kinds of Country produce sakcn in exchange tbs
ma rket prices
| RiCHxoND. Feb. 10 1887. 16tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
Cheap Cash Store.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hard and Tin Ware.

THE subscriber has just received largo and fashionable
assortment of Ladies and Genemens Boots and Shoes.
Gents calskin Boots of all kinds; thick Boots and Bro
gans; Kipp Brogans; Calskin Shoes of different kinds
Van Buren Jack Downing and Navis boys Shoes boy
thick Bogans Ladies Shoes of the best quality; Nip Slips
Village Lace Mexican tie Seal Boots Morocco d. Cater
Cloth do. Misses Leather and Kid Shoes, Leather
Boots, Morocco do. Nip Slips. ALSO-keeps band an
Gcutlemens Silk Hats boys Felt do. LIKE
WISE, Carpenters Tools and Cutlery all of which he offer
wholesale RETAIL the lowest prices and
Main door east of Irwin Reed
Drug Store.
HENRY +. CROKER.
Richmond, July 18th, 1887. 29n
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

VTVHE partnership heretofore existing beween Edmund
Grover. Achilles w iliams s. James H. MendenhaH in
the RrcHNoxp FOUNDRY, under firm of E. GROVER
Co.. is dissolved mutual The business of the
old firm will be settled by Ii,
EDMUND GROVER.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
], X. MENDENHALL.
Tho business will in future be conducted by Edmund, Ira
and joseph Grover the s,yle OFF, GRovER BRorn
rRs-Those indebted the firm OF K. GRovER Co.. are
but respectfully requested settle their
without delay.
! May lsh, 1882. ls1