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DIR. MARsHALL'S
Vegetable, Indian, BLACK
p T. A S r. Err.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scrofu-
lous Swellings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back.
Flesh Wounds, Pains in the Sides, Hips and
Limbs; and seldom fails TO give relief in local
Rheumaiisms. If applied 10 The side il will
cure many Of the common Liver Complaints,
and i is found to be equal if not superior TO
any Corn Plaster for Corns on the feet. The
virtues of the Plaster have been witnessed by
thousands of respectable individuals in various
parts of the United States, who have tested
IT'S efficacy. Price IS cents per box.
For sale for the proprietor by WILLIS
TON & TYLER, Braltleboro; and BY b. B.
MURDOCH, Mortified, Mass
February 2, 1897. eoply22
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
FOR TROY, ALBANY, OR
G. ;.s!y'e. Ea - 81
SPRINGS

Via BrattleborO and Bennington.
II EAVES Chase's every morning Sundays
IL excepted) al 2 o'clock, and arrive al Troy
aud Albany save evening, where il intersects
the great Western Canal, Steam boats for New
York, Railroad for Ballston aud Saratoga
Springs, Stages, Packets, &c,
Passengers on arriving AT Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West at almost
any hour Of the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad.
Passengers leaving Braltleboro via Bennipg-
Ton aud Troy, for The Springs, will find this
can have an opportunity Of seeing Troy and
taking the Railroad at Troy direct to the
Springs.
,Jn baggage Wagon 20 Troy.
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New York, February %, 1887.
RetCare on COMMterfefts!!

All Pills purporting to be DR.. Brandreth's
and sold by persons without n certificate Of
agency, signed by DR.. Brandreth and by us as
general agents for him, ure eounterfeits.
JosgpH SrEES is our agent for the county
of Windham, and is authorised 10 appoint and
the genuine Pills,
(cow6m47) FERRE & PARMELEE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
PISS EVTTO.N

En THE subscriber will continue
szkD-H 80 old stand, where his friends and
- The public will find a good assorr-
ment OF BOOTS, SHOES AND PUMPS.
All work done 10 order, with neatness and at
short notice. PERRIN SIMONDS
Bratleboro, Sept. ], 1887. /
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
THOMPSON'S TRUSS,
NO MISTAKE!

Uhoi erery body says mast be true.n
THOMPSON'S TRUSS is decidedly the
IL the best that has ever been constructed in
the United States; and the inventor chalIeng-
es the whole world TO produce It's equal
IL is the only one hitherto known that has been
constructed on a correct principle. Hundreds
who have tried them, testify thattbey know Of no
other Truss which they would accept as a gift
since they have proved the utility OF those of
Thompson's invention Let the following GER
tihcaies be listened 10.
Certificate Of Edtrin Baker, Of Brattieboro, VI.
Bra,tleboro East Village, June z, 1887.
! certify that on the first OF November. 1886,
was in great trouble and distress, occasioned
by a breach. Having tried various kinds of
Trusses and finding no relief, | heard of
Thompson's Patent Truss as being the best in
use, and applied one of them, and found il to
answer the purpose completely. was ena-
bled TO labor with ease and safety, and am
happy TO state, that il has affected perfect
cure, and have had no occasion to wear
Truss for number of weeks. My opinion is.
il is decidedly the best Truss ever made; and
should recommend every ore that has occasion
TO wear one, TO try them.
EDWIN pAEEp
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
Fe a tn ers (.
1nAO POUNDS warranted Live Geese
lOOO Feathers, just received by
July 30. [6t46] BUTTON & CLARK.

The following valuable Vegetable Medicines
stand at the head of all other medicine for the
complaints TO which it is recommended. FREE
sorted to in season il is said to cure nine times
out of ten. "a siiich in time saues nine"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22

Brattleboro, going West, can have their effects
carried TO Troy and there stored or freighied,
as directed. For further information, call on
the Agent at Chase's Hotel, Bratteboro, or
s. II. Bridge. MAY, 1897.
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; baggage Wagon 90 Troy.

A BAGGAGE WAGON will
ugyy7 80. leave Brattleboro for Troy
or once week, and will take
W. -t3sH II 71ED Freight 10 Troy for 62 l-2
cents per hundred. Fam
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And for sale by WilIiston s. Tyler, Brattle-
boro; Frost & Co., West Brattleboro; Capt.
Phi lip Martin, Guilf,rd Joel Holton, Esq.
Readsboro Judge Knight, Dummerston; Cy-
rus Ballou, Whitingham; J. C. Stone & Co.
Guilford, Green River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

NATHANIEL MAcoN-This remnant of the old
southern school has gone from among us. For seven
successive administrations did lie maintain high and
.t,Urble station in the great assembly of the nation
assisting n alterations by his clear and systematic
mind, and advocating ever those propositions which
had the good of the county in view. AS lawgiver,
Nathaniel Macon occupies proud place in the history
ofhis country. As statesman; his native land may
safely rank his among the first that graces its
annals. Grave and reverend Senators always look
ed up to him with res2ec, and admiration, as one in
whose judgment they could confde Amid the hun
dreds of learned and distinguished men that for the
past quarter of century have up 10 Washington,
the North Carolina Senator metkly, yet firmly,
maintained his stand fully equal to the besS of
them. While he counselled, he gave proofs OF his
ability so to do, and his manner invariably won your
good feelings and secured your appreciation. On the
floor Of the Senate he sentenous but never fond
of displaying himself by long speeches He was
foremost among the business lawgivers, and took a
pride in being always the first at his station.
In the year 1929 he retired from public life, and amid
the good will and love Of his neghbos spent the
Of his life in caImness and repose. What a contrast
does the life and actions OF this good man present to
the career of many Of eur modern demagoguesl I'm
obrusivc and performing faithfully the duties Of the
good citizen he called to the councils Of the
ton by his constituents. He obeyed the call,
and showed his friends that they had not misplaced
their trust This strict performance Of the duty Of
representative was repaid by the confidence of twenty
eight years, during which they gave him in charge
their sacred interests. The demagogue on the con-
rary, begs the votes OF his fellow citizens and
the station to which their favors may advance him
for the purposes Of self aggrandzement. But il is
not for TO describe such animal. He is no UNI
usual thing in these degenerate days.
SO lived and so died one Of the lights Of the olden
time-Nathaniel Macon, Of North Carolina. May
his life and career be emulated by some one Of our
thousand rising politicians. He was no blind party
man. but the patriot and beloved Of every true Anne
rlcan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

Tvs SsAMsrpEssEs.-Vice Chancellor McKown
has denied the injunction which II. NJ Western ap-
piled for in the case Of the Seamstresses' Society
This Is right and proper-hghly honorable and cha
racteris,c Of the eminent Judge who fills the chan
Gerry bench.
All the difficulties among the seamstresses have
been prodsccd blythe meddllngsof Western and Hoyt
who never would let the poor settle their
AFFAIRS amcably We trust that such portions oftht
Society as have been IN the train Of Hoyt and Yves
tern, will now cut them and come ever to vs. Having
been among the first to and the general cause we shall
not desert any section in the day OF uouble. W.
trust that all difficulties will yet be remed,es.
Take care OF such men as Western and Hoyt here.
after, my dear ladies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

NEW YORK, TUESDAY, July 1lth
Since our last report ration has taken place in the re-
tail price ofbuchers meat although il continues 10 fall a, BULBS
Head Ferry BY the tckery Of foresaers and huxter
getables particularly potatoes which asun
dsnt kept up exavagan prices salmon
has again fallen to Is per and the best fresh butter to
10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II Harriet Of Washington street, Brooklyn"
says IN beautiful sky blue note, that she has to pay
shilling for the Herald. Well, my dear Harriet, !
cant for the soul of me help il. These rascay boys
charge any price they please They know the avidity
OF the public for the Herald and hence they put up
the prce. The only method is to become a regular
subscriber.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II " Bessy Bell and Mary Grey" ask our advice
in the matter Of getting employment in these hard
times. They say they are modest virtuous, pretty,
industrious, and willing to do any kind Of sewing or
needle work. They have been making vests and pan
falcons but that OF support has entirely dried
up. any light work left at the store 637 Greenwich
stree, they will take home and make up according to
order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

PoIsosTs.-T IS rumor Of a young lady
having been poisoned up town, and we fear with TOO
much truth. Tomorrow will probably produce more
authentic Information
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II great meeting for the reduction of rents is to
be held in the Tenth Ward, on Friday night.
I" Merrily goes the world on"
For the proceedings of meeting on Monday night,
see another column
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

The Mayor Of New Orleans has sent TO the Mayor OF
Baltimore hive hundred dollars TO be distributed among
the sufferers by the late food in that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

New INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, CANAL STREEr.-A
lady has opened at l9l Canal street. See adver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

u A complete revolution in the Bowery Theatr
Particulars in day. Oh Tom Hamblin Tol
Hamblin oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II During thunder Storm last evening" the light
ming struck the building No. 43 Pine street, cracking
the wall, knocking down the chimney, and commit.
ting other depredations If Mr.. Davenport had been
there, he could have secured electricity enough to
drive his machine for three months, gratis. Where
were Dr. Sherwood and the Animal Magnetic pro-
fessorl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

RELIGIOUS CAMP MEETISG.-An enchanting and
pious Camp Meeting is now holding at BULBS Ferry,
and will continue through the present week. Every
two hours a steamboat leaves New York for the holy
grove. We learn that numerous very worthy people
Of fashion new proceeding thitberward, tired Of
the gewgaws Of this world and ready to embrace the
first opportunity TO light their dying souls the torch
of heavenly love.
Camp Meetings, as they called, of very an
cieni date. In the primitive ages Of Christianity the
plous Of both sexes, removed from the world wander
ed into the edge of the wilderness, seeking solitude
and celestial love. In the Oasis of ancient Egypt
among the mountains Of Lebanon-in the valleys Of
Syris-and along the banksof the beautiful Jordon
camp meetings in ancient days were the scenes Of
much piety pure reform, and heavenly love.
There is something peculiarly congenial to the
heart in worshippng the Great Spirit in the midst Of
wild scenery, or on the banks of a mighty river. On
Sunday last, when was at Rockaway, went down
to the beautiful sea beach, took my coat oil, flung it
across my shoulders, and wandered along the mar
gin of the eternal Deep forgetting and orgetfn Of such
a place as New York. II seemed as Il each living
wave, as il rolled up to my feet, would say" How
do you am glad TO see you-fall down and adore
the Great Beng"
AT the Bulls Ferry the scenery " beautIfsl-the
preaching good-the praying beter-and the very
beautiful saints best OF all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II Col. Stone asks Mr. Locofoco Cambreleng to
resign. Cam, do no such thing. "Never give no.
thin n -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II What is the reason that the Long Island Rail
Road Company wont be good enough TO accommo-
date those who want 10 go to Rockaway, by leaving
Brooklyn at or 10 o'clock il the morning, and
Jamaica at o'clock in the afternoons They ought
to be little more obliging than they appear to be-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

AZ DOYLE, No. s Beekman street, has some of the
pre,tiest Diaphanous. window blinds that pretty
opened her eyes upon. All colors shades,
patterns and shapes very low prices. Much against
doctrines, he persists in taking paper money at its
nominal rates, for his goods. This is rhe only obec-
ton we know to him-but it is accommodating We
would not dot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II Not ready for Hamblin yet-he mus, take his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

CouRT or SESSIONS July llth-Before the Recorder,
Aldermen Hoxie and Smith.
John McMann, charged with stealing a watch
guty-sentenced 70 Pententiary, BlackwePs Island,
TO get out stone, for SIX months.
John Crook and William Burrows, charged with
assaulting police officers guilt -sentenco TO get
out stone-Crook months Burrows 2months.
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

T Another water excursion and ball are gwen to-
night in the steamboat Warren, starting from the foot
of Robinson street. They proceed to Sing Sing there
land career among the bushes awhile, admire the s-
very moon and then re-embark for thecity num-
Der of very pretty girls are invited. We kave great
mind to 60 and warm icy feelings at the burning
shrine Of youth and beauty Oh! Abelard and Eloisa
what pair were ye!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

IL When will the water commissioners be ready
10 begin the construction Of The reservoir, and give
the labonng classes some work !? Be stirring.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-12

II The WEEKLY CHRONICLE, to bepubllshed TO-
day, will contain beautiful wood engraving OF
Bellies of 1887 preparing for Saratoga" twas first
published in the EVENING HERALD of last night tine
name of which we have changed from that of CHRoS-
IcLE) and created great sensation. There is COM
plete revolution in fashion as well as in commerce
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

FLEMING & ADDLEMAN, anlounce TO sh.ir Gus
s,msss and the public Gensay sea 'y have Aadsd e
Aaron Gregg who lately opened in this
stocks form not surpassed BY any in
this part Indiana having lately been selected NJ the
loves. prices BIO offered the best The
variety and gonera that il would 30 useless
articles Purchasers requested to call and ex-
anime themselves (store in the eGste'n
part tie three story brick building, nearly opposite
Brghtwss Main whore all tho usual articles
in she goods lin, DO obtained Of sbe best quality
AL kinds of Country produce taken in exchange At tho
market prices.
RlcMxoxD. Feb. 10 1897. loft
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TuVHE partnership heretofore existing bowen Edmund
Grover, Achilles W. lliams, l. James Z. Mendenha in
the RIoxoxD FOUNDRy, under the firm Of E. GROWERS
Co.. is dissolved by mutual The business OF shs
old arm will be settled BY tho new ono.
EDMUND GROVER,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
J. r. MENDENHALL.
The business will future be conducted by Edmund Ira
and Joseph Grover the style OFF, GaOvEx BRoTH-
earnestly but respectfully requested settle their
without delay.
E. GROVER 4 BROTHERS.
May 4sh, 1877. 1Su
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
Cheap Cash store.
Roots. SAocs, Hass, Hard and Tin Ware.

000SS, O1OcSS 11"ss' 11"'~ w. .
THE ssbscibcr JUST received large and fassonaos
aasorssst Of Ladies' and CsndemsHs Boots ana
eass csskn Boots Of all kinds; chick Boots and BIO
Tao rsa ties; Downng and Navs boys Shoe" boys
,ek Brorans Ladies Shoes Of the b.ss quality; Kip Slips;
AID 1Iosh do: Misses Leather and Md Shoes, Leather
Roos. Msrureo Nip Slips. ALSO-1ss7s ON hand An
Ceassmens Silk Has, boys Felt d. LINZ
WISE Capsnsess Tools Cssls, all Of which he Offers
ss wholesale nssa tbs lowest prices and most s,a
sa,bIs terms Main esress, door Of Irwin Kesd
Druz Store. ~,,,o~yru
RICHMOND, July 29th, 1887. -"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

VIE subscriber wishing engage IN Other business, pro-
selling the farm which he resides, containing
2OO situated three miles Of Richmond, and
mile south Of the national road $50 cieard it adj
mscd ts best grazing farm in this section Of country,
there has been it, annually from so to 80
IL is wascred with failing running through he
together with tributaries nsersecsng through diff
parts farm. The buildings handsomely sit
uased, consisting of comfortable dwelling house, hewn
log barn, large frame hay house and ssabling spring of
exceens the house; large apple and peach ORCH
ard Of superior fruit Any wishing purchase is in
vissd 20 call and see for himself.
Nav 2Osh 1887. LEWIS NORRIS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

THE subscriber has made arrangements with E. Jones,
Co, which will enable him TO keep constantly hand
variety of CASTINGS, consisting Of Cooking Stoves Cramks
Cugeoss, Dr snd Begai Gearing, Rag Irons, .Andirens
Plough Modes, Wsgo" Bores, Fan Rigging, &c. &C.: ali
of which will be sold Foundry prices waTane
All orders left with him will be promptly attended ~
6sh mo. 18th, 1887. (23n) E. EvENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02
COy.I.EGE OF TEACHERS.

TIE. annua meeting II the Western Literary
1pssnss College Of Professional Tsechers viii Dc
Md in CINCINNATI usng the 6sss week Of October next
eonmsscng on Monday, 2nd
seriss Of Lectures viii BE- delivered, and number Of
Rspcsss presented BY committees appointed as she as
esal msssing.
respected shat the coming sess'o" VIII . one o. no Or
S,asv ipes,sss In addition customary Reports, much
iassrssing arasion b sxpscssd o. the state a cd
eaiio. bod home and abroad, from Professor Cavi"
Z. sDwp, seeeny returned from Europe, and Samuel Lew
10 0spssiasssdsns of Common Schools in Ohio.
The wess Literary Institution is designed TO embrace
Teachers asd osbss friends Of education throughout he
Sewh and West AL such persons therefore, dcsirsd
% eosdss dis advertisement personal invasinn % 1T
send also desirable sas all literary associations
allv end dslseasss; and, whom practicable, rsorss up
On ~ sssss Of asion wisin their respective atu.
~ esdsr Of he Exsevsive Committee:
A. H. NeGCFFEY, Rec. Ss'ey
Jolly IS, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

undersigned having entered into partnsfshp, with
III the inssnsion Of carrying On the CABlNET-MAklNG
BUSINESS in all its branches, prepared % fur
Asr friends and the public with all articles Of Furn-
su.c, MAIDS OF good materials and in good They
design kssping hand assorsmen Of Paror and COM
furniture; bedsseads Of different tables side
tables and stands styles; sideboard
SC. They eonden assuring those who wish articles
in their line Of business, that they and will accommo-
date well any shop in tho place.
1vANY quantity Of seasoned lumber suited for their
US, purchased, for which they will give cash fur
nisure WATSON & DUNCAN.
RrcnuoSp. Fob SS. 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

NEW ARRAN0ENENT.-ThsS Subscribers have
y~rsd into esparsnsrship in the Fs,ssxry, IAsnsine
.Nakag, ecs Cpev, She'd hos sod Posg6 bssinsss,
tive "eme and Sndss he firm Of E. GROVER 4 co. and
they invite hs psoona Of sher old friend the public, @
wn'se past hvor' asy render UassoI acknowledgements
and promise % deevs csnsinuance Of said
for The fosnzs.
6ssi"ss d sae ola firms win b seeded by The
one. OFdsn promptly attended -.
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAlNEA
J. w. SWAIN & Co.
j. NORRfTr 4 co..
July IS, 1857. a7-x
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

+, "HELP ONE ANOTHER
Indiana Mutual Fne-Insurance
| company.
Chartered Jessasy 90ea, 1857.
one'' No. y: si:.s' . 1:.,s..s: ss1.s''s s''~-
DIRECTORS.
Samse1 Merrill,
James ~. Ray,
Calsis F5eaekev,
Ckarles W. Cady,
Oliver H. SMab, Connenville.
George H. Dms, LawreneeburYh.
Heavy r. 13orkos, New-Albeny.
yaacs Cousss,jy.
join LaU, vinceanee.
Lee II. I. Maxos, Michigan City.
joins MSeken, Evansville.
Asdrer k1graM, Lafayette.
JAMES BLAKE, President and 7Teossrer.
CnARLEs w. CADx, Secretary.
IrNHlS Compaay being fully osgaaized, is ready
receive sppiest;ons 6or ;nsSanee.
E~ey penon who insuses in this Company becomes
member Of it, with all tho viisess iocidsns 70 :ny
ratios, and oteressed in its general exsenson
add prosperous condo. The assured, the time II
king his application for required give bis
est of which determined by the insured
and the hazard Of the risk which he eve
lose, should occur during the period Of sr ya being
tbs term for which policies ssusd At which times az
sesmenes made csuisaby all she noses 70
TO building Of the best class Of
rsks the amount of 900, tbs assured would give his
note for 40, hvs Of which paid in advance,
and 81 of shs Policy, would make only 50 Tor his st
payment As the Policy for six years. much personal
trouble and anxisy saved to tbs assured in NOS being
company insure cords of the value of build
ings, and one-hay Of personal property.
Mutual insurance has bser found by long experience in
of tbs United States, bs the ae3e and cheap
eat method thor prosperous adverse fortune attends
operations Risks which in stock companies have cost
from 30 100 each hundred dollars insured have
in mutual companies but from Is 70 ~ cents On the
insued and shs for several yeas in
This method of well adapted TO
the peculiar Of tho Of Indiana,
dispersion of the risks aud assurances readily
Do obainad and consequently less liability 70 large
Every insurer is therefore, invited TO give his subject ma
consideration, and thus Ascertain The dement's which
be secured by the general Of this Company
throughout state.
Tbs assaved in this company will all times have tho
benefit of the good fortune which attend ITS opera
on tho assessed only proportion 10 losses
Ind Incidental expenses and il fair presume that
he company will with comparatively few losses,
hat 10 will be rendered ns1vcn by extensive losses which
would require the whole Of its premium notes 70 be
expended for their payment. |,
The contingency upon which the assessments calls
tbs premium depend much in favor of the
ued in this company adverse themlnproof Of this
actual results in many similar institutions can Be adj
fortune stop its ope
ATOMS, which than DO said Of stock companies
considered that insurance in this
any viii safer, cheaper and certainly more equita-
70, than by any other method yet devised. 4
PARTIAL will DO paid in full exceeding the n
cunt insured.
James W. Green Esq. Richmond, hereby duly au-
orissd Agent of Indiana Mutual Fro In
CHAS. w. CADY, See'y
July IS, 1887. 27-3m. =
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-02

- Superior Betting Cloohs.
TINE SUDSCRIBER has IN hand, q lases and srn,r,I
u as9asas q BnlSns CosAs, Of he hes, qualisy ~
Of svssy Ne sd which viii Be Sold lower shaa iey Aavs
ereY been olIered IN this market
BASIL BRlGHTwELL.
Richmond, Angus, 25sh, 1897 3O:a