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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

"Ihc Empire State This is the title OF a spnit-
ed aud able Wing paper, published in New York
by j. Gregg Wilson d Go. weekly. al 81 80 per
annum, on mammoth folio sheet-in all cases in
advance. We can safely recommend tins journal TO
all who relish spicy political articles, inteisperscd
with the most tasteful literary selections The en-
larged series viii commence on the 1s Of January
next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
NOTICE..
a the citizens Of hyHChburg.

M hne opened GRAIN nov SE,a tho lower
w enEoi Main street, opposllc Wm. fhntuan' S
Tavern, where persons can be supplied with Com,
Corn Mead, oats and Rye, on Liberal terms ton rash,
Farmers bringing gram 10 market, wIil give call,
lor which we wall give the highest cash pnce. We
shall also keep few Saddle lloiscs Tor hnc.
Persons wanting SheM oats OF Hay can be sup
Piled al shut notice,
j. +. HAWKINS * EASTER.
December Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
AdministG asor's sale ONE
grocs, &c.

l WILL SELL ON Friday, the 3tl IT hls
u month, lpoeembcr) At the residence u Gnl',aln
Fond, Sen, IN the lowe, end a Campbell county The
following Negroes Eithmd, loc, Hannah aud Ia
charl lhe",sc, Parcel al Household aud hiiel
en- Furniture. and u Cow aud at Tcims.--A elc
dit oitour mopths ON all sums over 50. The pur,
chdsala gbtug bonds with approved security.
BENZ. ". WALKER.
sldaiaistfat3re q le;st.ah Ford, .isseastt.
Dec = u3D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

a. The Board Of Principal Assessors to Fe-
assess the Lands Of this State, is nov IN session in
Ri2li,nond, completing lis duties under the lay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

NlSslSSlpPl-lh AdmnizlI .ugn have tauafhed ii
this Salc having elected then Governor Conriessnen
aud majority ia both nou.ea ri the Ire ,-atr Mrssrs
Blown aud Thompson, the Administration Representative
IN tnhsfes have obtained tha certificates sHd proceeded
Washington.
Ttssrssfr [. 5. sfSAtoa.-rho Gcucod assemt,
OF Tennessee have ,lecd Fel> Gund, pc-rut Attorney
General efle L. SaI,s Senator in the Ccngtess he
United States TO 6,l lc Vacancy ossaaioucd o., the fesna
ton of Nh. Foster
" The hle ror,isn Nc"si SAID have produced o.,
feet Of consequence in the y. York Market Feu aud ct
ton remained about the Same. Stocks we,e lows.
n Geo. MeCuloch " b. his beco elected a Reft.aeu
uthe m Congress from reaaesauia dl the ,aeane,
cas'aned BY the death at Nj Potter the rolss.
IowA-rhr ieri-u,c OF tbls r,rnto,, met ON the III,
inst at Burlington. Edward johnson, v Il, was ,hoseu
Speaker ol the ilpust.
u We learn Gom the Cincinnati Republican that boats
a. now running between that place and rt-huts mud lhc,r
Fsnieent water 10 clear all bas. Tho rntshmg Adv eeatu
d" fnesda, last, the had risen yc.tras aket-
The astN heelus Gazette soya there IS about aud halt
l'et"alsf IN the 'hannal ana tetu has been quits nc
Ct arrivals aud departures ol steamers
Flouk.-Thc Emo Canalis closed, leaving NV York
with about half the usual quantity OF lou Vt the close ol
na''sation about 10000 hanes Western -Four. Al the
he The anal closed there about COO boats te
downward mp, heavily laden with Flour and other produce.
lseeunstancc has made tho article somcN hat advance IN
New Nulk.
COMM Nc ArIn.
Nh. Thomas Davis. al Bedford county. Va. hi
led on he 22ud November 1889, a hog between ten
aud eleven mouths old, ot the Frazier and common
stock, which weighed two hundred aud loity siN
pounds nett. Beat Tins pig Mcssrs. Editions vii, all
The aerlenllnralst 10 help YOU; with youl big beets,
apples aud pumpkins.
'ffom MI Frazier O. STATION, who obtained the
stock from the North.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
Review of the LynchburS Market,

LOose Luss now, = 90 10 ). LcW ) 0t 10 :.
Comparison OF Inspections, ls3S, 1850.
No. Inspected. For Inspection. Stock,
Ia 1888, Nov. 30h, sl8 oJI 1885
1888 Nov. 3Olh, 2l3 2US 3I2
Inspected in the month of November 1898 500
hhds. IN November, 1872 4 bids. In this week
81 binds. The quantity coming III loose is unusually
small, not enOug for factories hence the prices
Vel are not uniform. The quality oil tic new
thus fan, is good color bur rather deficient in sub
stance. Our river continues very low, and
sill unabse To get off the produce in market;
the prices oi which would improve if we could have
tide. The accounts from Europe by the British
Queen are as favorable was expected, although
moocy matters there, AZ well here, were very
ughf.
l, L,,.r I,-l LII \ l.. l. = L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

o. james NJ. Garnet, Esq Of Essex, Is noWr'
mated. by a"r'ter N The kIehnlonl Wing, a. neN
Governor Of tbs Common" edlIh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

Hl' GxE.IHLE< PHELPS.
Extensive Sale Of New and Valuable
BOOKS, at .fstrfiOn.
nN Tuesday night, Nov, e6, NJ candlelgbl, |
~ shall commence the sale 81 u very large and
extensive collection Of NEW BookS, embracing
o,ks neatly all The various branches OF Literature
Ne. &c. The assortment nov pits, ntcJ ~ decided
iy surefiol 10 AIRY Offered III this place At auc
ton aud comprises prgqyds 81 Two Thousand vol
umcs. The sale will be eoAtnned c,cly evening
until the whole mc closed.
Not having sufficient room IN my own store,
have routed the house ioiiaeil, occupied by Nh,
joseph Marsh, At which place the sale vii r,ko
place.
Az Cooks are warranted perfect, and sales with
rcsciYe Books nj private sale nj reduced prices.
Catalogues San be had on aprlicn''"n
CHARLES PHELPS, Anet'r
Nov % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
Large sale al Groceries.
Hy PAYNE ~ TURNER.

sale or EUR.v ITIKE.
w Ill be sold, on FRIDAY the Gil, Docemhcr
w 1889 nj tho late residence oi Mary Davis,
decd. on 3d street. parcel Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging 10 the estate Of Vim.
DAVIS deed. Also. uur al two Cows
PETER DUDLEY. Ex'r.
WIN. Davis, deed.
Sale conducted by Payne Turner.
Nov. % t6D II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
Drawings received ut Bookcr's Office.

Drawings received ut Bookcr's Office.
81 II 81 % 2G . - d 80 90 | 3 II.
fhe above were the drawn numbers for The benefit
of the town Of Wheeling, Class6 drawn Nov. o3d,
1889.
10 81 fl p 80 10 10 G3 50.
The above were The numbers Cor The benefit ofthc
Richmond Academy, Class No. / |, for 1889, dawn
At Richmond goth November
Dtc. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

o. Orders from the country for Tickets d,,mn BY
D. s Gregory & Co. in all Iifeiaia Schemes (ac
COMPATIBILITY cash orprze IlckcIs,) promptly aud
coLddcntiay attended 10, when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Bynchbnts, VA
o. NJ customers may always d,pcnd on see
ing the numbers Of every Lottery in which |
sell Tickets published in this paper, (1'he yrgi-
MANI soon as the Official List Of tue Drawing Is
received. H. II. BOOKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
NOTICE

a lii persons having claims against e.ther Of The
"a laie firms of Langhorne q Burton, " Lang.
horne, burton x Laug botne, are requested TO PIE
sent lhcm tof payment, and all persons indebted TO
either ot the above l,rns. requested call and
srtie, am, pty then deots, thatIhe business 81 the
said df9s may be closed. JAMES BENAGII.
Tree. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
THOMAS Il. HOpIplN
AND
WILLIAM r.. YANCEK.

fI'li + subserhsJs are prepared, IL make eou,rac,s
10Y ,ha sale Of Pig Metal and Castings of al
most every description, and OF superior QUALIFY.
Nov. IL Gift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
CIGARS GRaaAIsS!

TWO CASES very superior Principe Cigars
just received aud Tor sale (hy The box) by.
4. ECIlOLs.
Drcembcr2 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
EOE.S'E>,

A BANk NOTE, which The owner can ceiby
describing the anu paying 10. this adver-
jsement. PHILO LACY.
Dec , OFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

u The ale forsa New Is SAID Io have produced ~
feet Of consequence in the y York Market Fleu aud Ut
Ton remained about the Same. Stocks Neie lover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
GRAND SCHEME

Hrstles numerous Ptizesoi %lU, $50, Ne Il.
Whole Tickets only al0-llalyes S5-t9ual
tcrs s. 30 foI sale At
EO0kER'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
STOVES.

lUSr RECEIVED, a general assor,rneu, Of
~ Coet"s. Ftanklm, l'a,lor. Ten rl.,e aud Box
SIo'es--iof sale, ve,y lpW.W
THOMAS a. AGREE.
Oct u tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

sffom MI Frazier O. STATION, who obtained the
took from the North.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

D Geo MeCulloch " T. has httn elected Reftsaeu
at'e N Congress from fennsa sana d the vacancy az
casinned by the death at Nj Potter tho amc politics
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

lo"A.-The l"gIstu,e OF tiIis f,lutop, the al
inst Al Burlington. Edward Johnson Y. Il, Nus ,hosct
Speaker ol the ilpust.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
FOR RENT.

or, A HppsE'aai Lo' gu Federal Hin. ros-
EiiiI session " III bo gwen pm The Is, 81 De en-
asne Oer GEpReEW.TpRNER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02
IL GREAT lsAKGAINS!-D
EOR C.ISH!!!

he has ever had II ~ bis Rorcr to offer for sale;
At believing as he does thai tho ooly sale mode II
getting nd ol il in Ties. hard tunes sell ior for
cash he has determined to offer his stock a, very
SMALL, ANCE on the Original CoS'l,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-02

Dee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

were his, and talked Of the silver and gold that
lie had gethercd they admired the s'a'eiiness of
his domes, and extolied the honor Of his family
And his heart answered secretly, "By my wisdom
have gotten all this" so he returned no thanks
TO God, neither did he fear serve him. And
as l passed along, I heard the complaints Of the
laborer. who had reaped down his fields, and the
cries of the poor, whose covering he had taken
away; but the sound of feasting and revelry was
in his apartments, and the unfed beggar came
tottering from his door. But he considered not
tina, the cries of the oppressed were continually
entering IN the ears of the Most High. And when
knew that this was once Inc teachabie
child that | had loved; the beautiful infant that
gazed upon with delight, 81 I'd IN nv bitterness
al have end Of all perfection;" and laid
my mouth the dust
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
Great Western Agency.

II FORSEE, Esq having been recently appointed Gone
al Agen, bv the Central committee indianapolis
the editorial corps State of INDIANA, begs leave
agent for editors OF newspapers
residing and all others who have demands
person persons residing in said State His olce
will be kept indianapolis, where any business iii his
line viii be punctuay attended Instructions received
and all speedily and faithfully executed Twelve
per commission will De exacted all sums collected
and forwa ded the order OF the creditor Ihe
editors of newspapers of the editorial
ociation in this others design become
members of the same, well those who feel
interest promoting editorial corps III the United
States respectfully requested insert this notice three
their papers, if consistent, free OF charge after
hich time price will paid for each insertion,
and may become members of the assoca-
zion, and until discontinuance ordered.
October. Ia, 1887. 40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
THE IMPUDENT BRIDE.

Not long since, in Liverpool as a couple were
going 10 be married. and had proceeded as far as
the church yard gate. the gentleman stopped his
fair comrade with the following unexpected ad-
dress:
..Marv, during our courtshp told you most of
nv mind but not all my mind; when we mar
ried | shall insist upon three things"
"Wha, are they7" asked the astonlshed lady.
"In the first place." II shall lie alone; second,
shall ca, alone; thirdly, shall find fault with
YOU when there is no occasion for 1t. Can you
submit to these conditions?"
"Oh, yes, sir. very easily she replied; "fo' II
YOU lie alone, shall not if you eat alone, shall
eat first, and to your finding fault withou, &C.
casion, tina, think, may be prevented, for shall
take care that YOU never want an occasion"
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Terms of Advertising.--O DOLL

Terms of Advantageous DOLLAR per square fer
three Insertions and TwEaTY-FIvE CENTS for each sd
d,onaI nsertionTES LINES. the space occupied by
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all over square aud less than square aud \
half 10 be counted square and haf-Per square for
three months. THREE DOLLARS for six month. SIX Dol
LARS or Ten Dollars per annurn: squares FiFrEEs
DOLLARS AND Fifty Cents per annum; three squares
TWENTY DoLLARs per anHum. Merchants, Druggists
ard advertising by the year. Will be charged for
colum, of 1000 ms, $50, 90 per for onrths
of column, $500 for half column, $500 for
quarter column, 25,00-A deduction of20 PEI cent
will ade advertisements longer than quarter OF
colu H. inserted by the half year year, and no
altered Cnancery and petitions oi divorces must
be maid invariably in advance. Advertiser coming
from abroad mus. accompanied with the cash, ness
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
From the Baltimore American.
APPRENTICES.

There are few relations which, taking them IN
all their bearings, more interesting or Irnpor-
tant than that of Master and Apprentice-whether
We regard it reference to the present or future
1t is the interv ening link between the dependence
of childhood and .ne responsible cond,ticn Of man
hood On its proper appreciation, and the due
performance Of it's acquisitions, must depend the
ability, on the part Of the young, 20 become use
fal and respectable Without the ties of blood rela-
sionship, ii embraces the responsibility OF parent
age, on the one hand, and the difference due from
youth to age, the other. In word. II IS Inc
exercise of parental authority on the part OF tue
master; and tho practice of fiai respect, on that
of the apprentice. Regarding the faithful dis
charge Of these reciprocal duties, as matter OF
essential consequence, it has been with no little
regret that we have seen in this country the ire
quent subverson Of the true intent OF this inst.tu-
ton.
Instead of looking upon the person TO whom he
binds his child, the depository. for the time be-
ing, Of his own authority, the American parent,
too frequently, regards him a hard task master; ;
TO whom nothing is due. beyond extorted and
unwilling obedience. So far from encouraging
Offering TO Weld an affectionate and ready COM
pliance with the wishes of his employer, the ia
Their, in many cases, inculcatcs the lesson, that
nothing more is to be done than is indispensable
to secure the benefit embraced in the contract of
apprenticeship Such conduct on the part OF the
parent, very naturally induces a corresponding
feeling and course Of action that Of the child.
His endeavors, too frequently, IS to thwart the
wishes Of his master, whom he looks upon one
eager to cxtort from him every thing on the score
Of . service, which Is the offspring Of bare legal
obligation
occupied with li,igants, and in settling disputes
between master and apprentice. However eager
sns paruss may have been eater into the con-
1sc'' - making provision against want, no
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.

JSFE prourietors article, protractea
expensive research, believe they have obtained from
kingdom, safe and certain substitute for CATO
mel least, caome beneficial effects
upon system; article free from all substances
productive of disastrous consequences
The this medicine upon the constitution IS UNI
veral part of the system escaping It's influence IL -
the organs of Secretion and eTcTeo mat
great power particularly manifested rom TINS 1t
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and to peculiarly adapted the treatment of Dubious
rers and other Diseases i'll which tordy or congestion
of the HUer and portal circle prevail.
and bowels. 1t removes obstruction,
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gandular Of the abdomen. Being dIfusb!e IN
its operation it produces free circulation IN Inc vessels
of body, accompanied by gentle per-
spraon 1t does exhaust like drastic purges still, i
universal, and be often repeated, not
merely with safety, bat with great benefit Inns becomes
indispensably necessary in cases OF long sinndhg Tor III
them intense temporary impressions made by strong medi-
cines seldom, if DO good but tend TO nurc the SIAM
ina of the constitution.
II Is cleansing and purifying the system, in per-
feet harmony with known lars of e and is undoobt-
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lie trial and inspection
street one door above Cincnnat and also OF
the following agents in the State Of Indiana.
Dr. A. Carter-C reersbuTgh, Decatur county,
Dr. NJ Whitesel-knightst Henry county.
Dr. n Lewis-CafksbuTgn, Decatar county.
DR.. f. Pason-Anderson, Rus.I county
Messrs. Pierce aud STANDARDIZATION, Grant county
VIM. Y. Wyiey-IndianaPolls
Ford & Waikcs-Lafayeste.
z r Percival IL Co--Hartford. Dearborn county
r. r. Carter-Danvile, Hendricks county
T w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Montgomery county
Alexander Vanpelt-Nooe, Shelby county
Mason & Grifhth-Coanersville, Fayetse county
Thomas Morrow-dist. agent for Union, fayeste and
Wayne.
]. II. wTight-Ma,on, Wayne county.
Dr. 5 Procter-CIreencastle, Putnam county
j. & J. Bowen--Lodi, Park county.
Dr.. y. Field-JefersonFiile.
Lyon s. WIlcox-Evansvie.
Alien Makepeace-Chesterfeld, Madison county
For sale BIZ B BRIGHTwELL Richmond la; also,
% IRWIN REED & BROTHER
A. MILES,
One of the proprietors and General Agent
CIscrSs. tt. Dec. Is, 1887. 80
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM,
Is PRINTED PUBLISHED EvERr SATURDAY
"a b. ne RI cU Z 3. u. DaTES
At The Sotstsces Of Nam and Front streets,
Rie1n.ond, Uapas county, k.d,ana

Terms of sub>cription..-Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY
Cents if paid IN advance within month after the
time OF roins THREE DOLLARS, if paid within the
wear; and FouR DOLLARS, paymea; be delayed until
the expires.
-No der.atio from the ADORE need be expected
A failure notify the publishers OF dsconnuance
will be considered as engagement. 0T-No paper
will be discontinued all arrearages paid, unlsss
rbe option oil editors.
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PARKER & GREEN.

SAMUEL w. PARKER. OF Connersville, Fayette co.,
and J. w. GREEN. OF Richmond. Wayne county, have
entered into copar;nershp transaction of civil bu-
sness in The Wayne Circuit Court All such business en-
trusted will receive attention Of both
w Green his old stand door Of the
Bank where still hopes receive share OF the pub
I;c 3a,rona-e Master Chancery he will admins
ter oa,hs take dispositions, acknowledgements Of deeds
mortgages, &c
July l4,h, 1888. = II.
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New York. .;
tn. Ors Tooth Wash is purely Tegetaf4e Pepafa'''
,os.esne the properties of cleansing the teeth ana noo
restoring gums heaityy state ana pfefen.n5 g,
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ia -, our enamel. Boston Transcript
To Inc Pl6licThe concurrent testimony OF sHs W.
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Tooth VAST ..r -. .ss che
Frorn Dr. Eleazsr Parnley. Dsntsi--l have USED the
sr. Too, WASH and having been made ACQUAINTED ~lt
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r. in recommending agreeable, wholesome, ana
shee'lAi an ~ - ELEAZER PARMLEY.
NoIi. PARK Place, y. Y, January, 1885"
From Dodge Ifacturer Of Imitation lncoTupiioie
Teeth and Surgeon Dentist, New fork--''OenssInen-'
-o,side, your Orris Tooth Wash the be, use ~sn 70
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from s VI. Meeks, NJ D.. Tuscaloos. ADAMS,
J H. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, NASHVILLE, Tenn
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Dr. s 4. Saurtisa, Boston
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AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM.

CHARLES H. MooRE, Milton.
JAMES MINER, ESQ. Lewisville.
SAMUEL HAZARD, New Castle.
RICHARD HENDERSON, Greensborough.
BARSABAs SPRINGER, Knightstown.
SAMUEL SCuooLFIELp, Dublin.
JAMES L. RUssEr, Munceytown.
JEH1EL WATSON, Laporte.
JESSE WAY, Winchester.
MARK E. REEVES, Washington.
JAMES E. REEVES, Hagers,own.
ISAAC BEDsAUL, Marion.
JOHN THoRNBURG, Economy.
JONATHAN UNTHANK, New Garden.
Thomas c. COFFIN, Annapolis.
BARRETT BARNETT Nopiesville.
john H. WRIc Indianapolis.
VILLA -,ussEy, Jr., Boston.
DR.. JAMES NJ KNOX, New Peris.
ARoN PLEAS, New Lisbon.
JAMES FoRsEE, General Agent.
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a stock Of Goods for Sale.
SPRING EOTN DIR Y

THE Subscribers having entered into coPartner.hP IN
der the firm of E. Jones, Co, respectfully inform the
public that they have established Foundry the noTtH
side of Richond and prepared furnish all kinds o.
Casting. dispatch, and in ihe neates. manner ihe'
will also furnish patterns ifwansed, fair tor11s
l. E. JONES,
JESSE II. HUTTON.
October 22d 1886. 42,f JOHN VI. HUTTON.
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Just Receired,

~ Ew AND FRESH GOODS--eieeted ~ great
the East, and adapted Of com
munity and the season; comprising Fancy, Foreign
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CRoCkERY.
The subscriber acknow lodges his share of patronage
received from the public, and respectfully soc eon,uu
of the ito deserve which, efforts shall
wanting on his part.
n. r. Produce Of ali kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
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RIcHs~xn, 5th M Goth, 1888. 2Iu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
To the Public.

Office of TIE 7rudtrg and .Wan'Iact,tring Company,
Richmond. June IN 1881.
r an election of tho Stockholders IN tsnK RIcBNosD
- TRADfSG AND MasUFAcTURISG ConPAHr,' held on
the fret Monday june 1885, benjamin Fdghum, Isaac
E. Jones, Ievnus King, j X. Noadenhall, +. Newman,
Townsend and Abel 1hoTnbefry, were elected
directors wear At meeting of The Directors esct
held day. James K Mendenhnl elected Pesl-
dent, VI. Leeds, continued Secretary, and hi
Brown, elected Treasurer.
(r@y-They still continue paw the market pTices iof
clean cotton and linen rags and wool washed ire
sheep Those who havo wool for sale viii please call on
Lsynus King (at wooen factory who authorized TO
purchase for the Company.
w NJ. LEEDS, Secretay.