davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

FLoRlDA.-Sam Jones has paid visi, t, the Amer.
can camp He pretends 10 have been totally ignorant,
Of the massacre Of Col. arneys troops and says those
who we're guilty Oft parcel of rebels from his
authority and renegadoes. He hopes the war is now
ended and will give hostages and 60 ont and bring in
his parties. 1t lie said that Mr.. Ponse,t has given or
ders to take hostages and let Sam 20, but he wants
Embellishments to go With him him. His encamp.
ment is on the border Of the ever ga,Ies
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

MATo o"cLtT-pcel quar-, of ripe tomatoes.
'p an" p''. t"c'n down to simmer for about
twenty "hu:cs with as much water as will cover
,he'h' chop few onions very fine and throw them
IN win cruInbled hr al and n lump Of fresh Lu,-
ter-and when near y done beat up four eggs, and
sur them In for few minutes, and serve tho onc.
lot up. wa " Wv o'o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

tNLotk-59 brls new wheat, landing from steamer
fotter Tor sale by q DORSEY,
sept 8 4l Nav ovoa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

The corporation Of New York is Hyng to borrow
$4,000 in anticipation oftaxes. Perhaps some. ,,o -,
our municipalities would like to double the ana, and
60 halves.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Frosi tne Royal Gazette we les that the Arn;s,ud
visited Elsuthera on the I'd uto.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
The FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE Two All,
LION LOTTERY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

u Each days drawing under the of two Judoc
OF Courts in New Orleans, and hewhesIs opened and
scnled by them.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
IIII'HER

lie awoke all Germany and half Europe from
the scholastic sleep of ignorance worse than death
nc took INTO his hands not the oaten Pipe of the
CLASSIC muse he moved to his great work, not
---to the Dorian mood
VI flutes and soft recorders;
ne graSpcd the iron trumpet ofhis mother tonpuo
tho good Old Saxon from which our own is do
Seconded, the language OF noble thought and hi,h
res''ve,-and blewa blast that shook the nations
from k'mo to the Orkneys. Sovereign, citizen and
i'"S'nt Snr1'd at the sound and in Il fow short
yeats, the poor 'lonk, who had begped his brand
lor P'ons canliclen The streets of Esenach, now
no longer s"litary-waS sustained by victorious mr.
mes c"nntenanced by princes, and, what is n
Thousand Fumes more precious than the brightest
crown III lHr'srndom, revercd us a sage, a bcue
'ac,of' ana spiritual parent at tina firesidcs of
m.''ons ct his humble and grateful conrymen -
Governor Everett
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
AMERICAN -
CAMP STREET THEATRE
LOTTERY

CAPITAL $4,000, IN 1921 PRlzEs!
Will be drawn in DECEMBER NEXT; and in
order to graify' at an carly period, the purchasers
oftickes' the combination is adopted for this Lot.
terry only, of l to IS, whereby the drawing will
be completed in a few minutes by the drawing Of
~ Numbers from tho wheel.
o7,525 Tickets, at $40 each---$675,25o.
1921 PRIEST!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
. N. Orleans, 22d Ang. 1890.

1NNGLlSll TERN REPORTS of Cases Jcternin
~ ed IN the Court Of Queens Bench in the Bull
chequcr. ''' " -
me first Numbsr of the above work is this ,ay re-
cr'vedby Alex Fowar 40 Camp street where the mem
hers ct the Bar are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime it. n ,n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

I Els ACTIONAIRES sont uo,f6 one |, n.nv;h
IL me payment do leurs actions es, Ju. ct n,v,N
lie ga GU au bureau de la compapnic.
10 JUL ct. E. l., TRACY secrs,,;.a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

t.NGl.Isii, FRENCH, AND FOREIGN BD lKS
! ~ French Books. Complete Works OF Vol,a,e
MMnussea9' Mnlere Monesqneu all classics, Modern
NofSs OF balznr, Alhcr Dumas, Victor Hugo, Lamar"
tine and Others. splendid edition OF Bernnger, PnmI -
."s'n.r, Holy Bible, hiers AMI ,igets french Revoln
uon' Norvns Napoleon, Gill Bias, Don Qnxo,te, mem.
and Medical '''"' La"
hnsl,sh;-ti complete assortment in all brancbe.
nrd'ca', Law, Literary. Dictionaries, t;ramuaI
oG'loo Books, STANDARD Novels and Plays.
Lan:-Ci assicsParis II Leuse editions tbe nos, an.
proved dictionaries Grammars and elementary boots
spanlsh-Don Qnixotte Upper de Vega,snndries dc
tonaries and Grammars. 'D'c
Ger,nan-The Works of Schiller, Goethe. kos,,or
yanI der Vede, Memories of Casanova. o;,, oI;,l
Dictionaries and tiramnars '''' ''i'o'
An assortment Of French g English Novels -. oI ,o,
"rks OF merit regularly received. al Nv"
g. 18th, I'm. cor ST Charles e. C
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1899

REPORT OF CHARITY HOSPIrAL-( Yesterday, 18th
sePto..io admitted Of yellow fever; deaths up to
o'clock, PM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

( ,oGNAC BRANDY, &c-Ilalf pipes "Dupuy
y brand: pipes Holland gin: ihds port and mud-ra
vines landing from ship ncmulgee, and for sale bv
sly sc BLANCHARD, 80 ciruvier st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

~ u" b'n'kS-"Ihe Croppy," tnle by the OLA
James Esq; the Naval History of the U. States pv
r E. cnI'ro ore cooper, author of,he Spy,&c.
i'''lhs deaths and Marriages. by Il Hook ESQ No. 3
Ny. just received und for sale Lv '''"
ALEX. TOWER 40 Cama,d
{ 'hi.Ei SfELLiNG BOOK - ~iniley'S AritEl
~ metic Bake's Philosoph, P,,ay's Wo,n;n"
ton; oelts Pronouncns Dictionar,
aug 81 AIrx WV AZ 10 . us
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

Mail Regulation.
!he Great Eastern Mail is closed every day ut 10
o'clock A. w. Is due everyday at pm.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, 4. NJ.
l. dye every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, d, S
re LOUISVILLE or Riuer Mai is cosed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, a, !, r. NJ Is sen,
and returned by steamboats, Arrives rregulurly three
times week.
The Bayou Sara Coast Mil is closed every
tuesday and Friday, at p NJ. Is sent and returned
BY steamboats,.
The alexandria 0, Red Riper Mail is sen, irreeu-
Iasly by steamboats, twice a week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
s & $::s;: and at o'clock,
COAST MAIL.
Tuesday and
Saturday, { C'osesat o ciock'f NJ.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19
c A r K o l. |. TON
NOTICE.
.se~ arrangement commence LIST AUGUST 1889.
NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
a, from Carrollton. Fiom Rev Orleans.
st"se Car at O'clock NJ Horse Car At o'clock A.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

~ ANIEl'-i Coloured Man, WHIP can write, Il,
cent attentive, to serve in the Exchange Read
I"g Eoom, apply to the EDIr,,E
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

'oRN-2OO bags white corn for by
" sly sc BLANCHARD "a t;r,v;,. r.,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

~ ANY ED-A sober, intelligent and steady person
~ to act as Porter. The situation is an ELIGIBLE
one, ana none out an honest and well known person can
u Apply at this office
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-19

CALDWELL" Oakley PRIrCHARD MANAGERS AMI ppopp,rrop
nay Too
drawn mDecmbera
old
wheel
DMs-lOO
Nos o1O
uindh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

Oy Amos Kendall is making preparations for
tho next Presidential election, by political re-
organization of the post office department. A
thorough sweep is to be made, and the Post Of
fees in the country to be placed entirely I'M
der the control Of the Sub-treasurytes,- men
who arc ready to do the dirty work of the party
The Postmasters of Washington and Albany have
been dismissed, and the Postmaster of Baltimore
is to be, for the purpose of reducing the Grea,
Distributing Office for the West into better po
litical subsection.
The work of reform is also going on in minor
Offices throughout the country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

Will not the Farmers Of old Wayne, take this
required balance Of sixty thousand dollars into
their own keeping, and the day arrives for the
closing of the books show to their fellowci,izens
that they are the conservatives Of the scorh-
that they are the main-s,ay and reliance IN grea,
undertakings. Without the East Fork Canal pro-
perty in the Eastern part of Wayne county must
depreciaie in value. Farms that are now worth
forty and fifty dollars per acre, can be bought IN
FIVE years hence, if the canal be not made, for
twenty to thirty dollars per acre. but. II the
work goes on, these same farms at the time Of the
completion of this work will bring sixty and sew
eniy dollars per This is no mistaken calcu-
lation--is no delusive computation Of an enthusl-
astic imagination but the true estimate that has
been proved upon the accomplishment Of similar
undertakings. Then will you not be true to your
own ineresis--to that Of this section of the coun-
try. and to posterity, by doing all that Is in your
power to do for the East Fork canal? Will you
not not come to the rescue Of Your country from
the overshadowing advantages that neighboring
sections have this.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

We are authorized to announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIDEN, a candidate for election TO
Congress, at the ensuing election in August next.
GIVE are authorized to announce MARTIN
M. RAY, Esq, of Centrevie, candidate for
Congress, at the next August election.
0.-We authorized and requested to an
nonnce GEORGE w. WHITMAN, Esq, OF Cambridge
city, candidate for the lower branch of the
State Legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
Who else then will it benefit 50 much as the

Who else then will it benefit 50 much as the
farmer? do you say the merchant Yes! How
so? All the freight which the merchant pays on
his goods, comes off the consumer of them, off
you if you buy them; but you repay it to him in
the increased price of his goods; so that you not
only gain the advantage shown above, in the
PortatioO Of your own surplus; but you also gain,
in the same proportion all the mportations by
the merchant in ratio proportioned TO the a
mount Of custom you give him. 1t may also, in
like manner be shown that the advantages it will
confer on the manufacturer will be reflected on
the farmer, he will be participant in it; for if
the cost Of transporting the raw material and
manufactured fabricks is lessened, higher price
can be afforded to the farmer. The wool-g rover
for instance, who in this country is identical with
the farmer, will get more for his wool; that |
see class deeply interested in the success of
this undertaking the farmers are; yet they seem
to be unconscious Of it, and folding their arms
in comparative apathy while the citizens Of the
Borough of Richmond exorting all their ener-
gy, and indeed, have done nobly. But it cannot
be expected that they can build the canal sirgly
and alone; if the farmers do join in, and give
them timely and sufficient aid, it is but too evil
dent that the enterprise must even yet fail. Shall
we permit it? Can with cold indifference look
on and see this noble work Iost-alI its benefits
gone forever? for one, say cannot! Onward
then, let move in a mass to the rescue
A FARMER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

ELY MooaE-Rumors from Washington thicker upon
u.s. says the New York Commercial Advertiser tina, HE,
lux CRAltr, Esq Of the have leave
to retire from the house, make roonor whom,
gentle reader, do you think! Start
you the successor, as far know not be Funny
an Buren, lost his senses. People almost ready
snnk 50 when Tom Carr appointed charge tls
pre- OF Morocco. Ii supposed, however, that the Prei
dent might have been ignorant of Tenn.
But such excuse be inerposed regard Ely
Moore Mr. Van Buren, knows him. at least. And he
cannot but know that the removal of pure and honorable
man like Hector Craig make room for him, will be
outrage the moral feelings of community. BY the
way III regard 10 Tom Carr should like know what
became of the who deserted by him, but who
mad the substantial for following him the
great Deep and who did follow him Truly republic
in hopeful when such people administer its affairs,
and divide its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
EAST FORK CANAL.

We cannot omit congratulatIng our readers on
the cheerful prospect of an early commencement
Of this important work. Subscription of stock a
mounting something like one hundred and TWEEN
.y thousand dollars have already been taken by
the citizens Of this place, and few individ-
uals in the surrounding country; and as far as
we have been enabled to learn from along the
line, at least sixty thousand dollars have been, or
will be subscribed; then, sixty thousand dollars
more will make one half Of the capital stock of
the Company.
This sum must now be raised by the Farmers.
They have yet but barely placed their hands
to the plough; and willis, they those, who
TO be SO immensely benefited, they should bear
tho greatest proportion of the expense of making
the work. We will not insult their understand
ing by attempting to convince them Of the ad-
vantages of Internal Improvement. They have
already had practical illustrations. in other por-
tons of the West, of the magical influence of
tificial enues of Commerce-their every day S
observation, convince the m that their prosperity
is indissolubly connected with the commercial
transactions Of the country. The profit arising
from tho facility of,ranspor,ing their surplus pro
ducc to market Is all their gain--for they are
real producers of substantial wealth, they reap
the heaefit Of all improvements that lessen their
labor, in finding market, as well as any improve
ment that enables them to cultivate their soil with
less means and force than formerly.
| The citizens of Richmond have done all thai
is possible for them to do-they have subscribed
most literally. We are proud TO give to the world
this striking evidence Of the enterprise and lber
atty Of our citizens, that near One Hundred thou
sand dollars were subscribed on the first day o
the opening If the Books; and that too, at a time
when recent circumstances in the private affair.
of some of our citizens have prevented their EN-
barking in the work to scarcely one half the ex
tent they could have gone one year ago.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

convinced of his popularity throughout the dis
trct that they will only be willing to leave him,
when fair and honorable expression of the will
of the party shall he made in favor of another,
by conventions; therefore, conceive that it
rests with the friends of Mr.. Ray, TO determine
whether We shall have 4 meeting of the party OF
not. In thus urging the claims of Mr.. Rarden,
we do not wish to be understood detracting
any thing from those of MIR. Ray. We know him
to be worthy the full! confidence of the Wings,
anu that his services have been, and ever will be
appreciated by them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
OUT LO :.
NEW STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS.

TTNIE subscribers receiving and just opening
goods, consisting in part Of
Super Blue, Black Brown, Dab Olive, Invisible Green
Dahlia and Steel mixed cloths.
Super Super Drab, Cinnamon, Black, Brown and Mixed
Cassirncres.
Summer Cloths Figured and Plain Satin and Silk
Sol. Florence and Plain and Figured Gro do
Nap.
de Lame, q and superior article Of VA
rious coors and patterns.
Brown Pongecs, Silk Serge, Silk, Cashmere, Barcelona,
I.evantne, Norwich, Twiled Silk, Embroidered Merinc,
Pongee, Bandnnna, Flag, Fancy Gauze, and Victoria
Shaws and Handkerchief, Black and colored Silk
Braids, (Ialiowses, Cords, &c.
Brown, Drab, and Black Silk and Tabby Velvet.
Needle worked and Tamboured Collars and Capes.
Black, Green, White, plain and worked Wells, Blondnet
and cotton Gloves.
Fine White and Unbeached hose, and Half hose
Irish linen. Long Lawns, linen Handkerchefs, Bishop
Lawns Grecian nett, Bobinett, Null musns, lna and
! Swiss muslins Fig aud Plain Book muslin handker
chiefs.
| Cambria and bleached and uubleached Muslins.
Blue and Drab Pittsburgh cords.
Rowan cassimeres.
Brown and White drillngs, Striped and Won,ed Buck
| skin
/ Together with general assortment of Bonnets Hats,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardw are Cutlery SC.
! EDMUND EVANS & son.
s. W. Corner OF Main & Market ST.. Richmond, Ia
Fourth mo 18th, 1889. ID -h
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
For the Palladium
EAST FORK CANAL.

lhavo been watching this work through all its
progressive stages, with degree Of interest pro-
poriiona,e 10 the vast influence which l believe
the completion Of il will exert in promoting the
prosperity Of all the great interests of our country.
In making up in my mind a probable distribution
of its benefits. among tho various branches of in
dustry which it will foster, (althouga may be
expected to take largely Of the stock for my opin-
son,) do believe the Farmers will be as much
benefited by it any class in the country,
and, indeed, more. The agricultural and manu-
featuring operations OF country constitute, IN
very considerable degree, its wealth; for the sim
pie reason, that they furnish the stock in trade
FOR its commerce, and commerce seeks, and, in
deed, il essential to its prosperity that it should
have, tho easics, and most cheap modes Of convey
ance-the greatest possible facility of intercourse.
And, pray, what has commerce to do with us far
mers, or we with IT! says one of my nc 'ghbors,-
why much every WAVELET me put case. Sup
pose I had, Of the produce Of my farm. a surplus
Of 500 bushels Of wheat to scll--it is worth one
dollar at Cincinnati; but it cannot DO got there
without commerce, and commerce has no chance
10 get there without canal, or other cheap
means Of conveyance: SO have to hire it dragged
there through the mud at 37a cts. per bushel; and
tho result Is, can only realise, at my farm, 62a
cents bushel for it.
Now, suppose the cana, to be constructed: l car
Wen send it to Cincinnati, for l2s cents bushel
Here, then, 10 clear gain to me of 25 cents De,
bushs. or one-four,h Of the whole value Of it,
I'VE hundred bushels. at one dollar per bushel
amounts to $500, and one-fourth Of it is Sl25-
which Is the difference Of gain between a cana
and no canal, in the sale Of nv wheat. and IN.
same result. may be expected in the sale Of cv.,v
"e. description Of surplus, which produce on
my farm. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
GREEN TREE HOTEL.

UNIE subscriber having purchased the stand
Gently owned aud occupied by John Smith, situated
on National Road, three miles east of Richmond, is
now prepared the travelling public with
for, and ssfacton His accommodations general will
be good Affords and he intends give
the his undivided attention, he hopes receive
patronage, with the that who ia
yor him with a call shall go away dissatisfied.
His Richmond friends will at all times be welcome.
AMOS CLAWSON.
april 18th, 1889. l4-3n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
ALL HAIL CONNECTICUTM!

Let loose your rolls Of ''4th Of July Ihnnder' -
The WHlGS Of Connecticut have changed
their ENTIRE delegation in Congress-having
elected SIX WINGS in the place of many Lo-
cofocos; and Is out of 2l Senators and two thirds
of the members elected to the IIa"eo Of Repre-
sentativcs, and WIG GOVERNOR, by a ma
iority Of 27l9 votes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
Tan Yard for sale or rent!

VTNHE subscriber will either sell the Tan Yard
/ in Rushville, formerly occupied by Rue Pugh, de-
ceased The good repair, and posse be
had Immediately. Apply to the subscriber, to Job
Purh in Rushville, for flu rther information.
G. A. PU(,H, Qua rdan
of the minor heirs of Rue Pugh, dec.
April 18th, 1889. Rush. Hid 1873.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

AW NOTICE PARKER & GREEN
i SAMUEL w. PARKER, of Connersville, Fayes,e,
and j. w. GREEN, Of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered into opartnershp for the transaction
in the Wayne Circuit Court All such business
trusted With either will receive the Joint both
j. W. Green continues at his old stand
Bank where he still hopes his
lie patronage. As Master in Chancefy he will admins
oa,hs, take dispositions, acknowledgements
mortgages, &c.
July l4th, 1888. q III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

OFFICE Of tho INDIANA MI fuAL FIRE ISsURAxcE Co.,
~ IsDIAsAroLIs, March 8, 1639.-At meeting Of the
Directors of this Office held this day. the following resolution
wa adopted and ordered for publication:
Resoired, That the Directors of this Company
keeping Of ashes nooden other copsb,sttbe reseis
about building insured by this Company be
carecssness to inratdate the and
notify all persons concerned from this date all damage
by persons insured by Company
such above stated, will be regarded proper
charge this Company
ATTEST: CHAS. w. CADY, See'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

consisting OF saddle Tfees, Carriage MountinSs
Bride Bits, Stirrup Irons. Buckles Tacka, seat.
ing, PateHt Leather, and other articles TOO
Sad!rrs, and Others about purchase
OF the above sclcs invited 10 call and examine
for then. selves. !,
lie intends selling low, for CASH, such articles Of
trade as he readily dispose of. 0riiis shop
will be found Main Street, door to John w iam
sons store, and opposite the of VIM Owen.
Richmond, Third mon.h 23d, 1889. l0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
FOR PRESIDENT

DlED-At his residence near Logansport, or
Saturday evening last, the Hon. JOHN TIrToN
late of the u. States Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

Premium, Horse of the Union co., .7gneult,4ral Fair
Of 1888.
nANIEL BURR, kENTUcxY.-This fine blooded
hose stands present season, the first par, of each
" Abingdon, and last par, New Boston. This
deep color, sixteen hands high, and
high degree the Characteristic traits of the blood
horse. He descended from Diomede, through Sir Ar
chic aid Virginian-two of the powerful blooded
horses eve, bred in Virginia. See bills.
This will be exhibited for the advert Is
bills, Richmond, June the Dad. This horse
will, Re exhibited SATURDAY. IIth of May
l. Z. EANSCHOlACk.
AnrI I3 1872 l4-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13

ME- wish inform tev have
entered into partnership under tho and style
nendeIaH, FOlke Il Williams, for the PURPOSES or
the Foundry Business branches II sha
stean foundry in Richmoi. They have employed gooi
w"knen and prepared fill orders short notice.
They have patterns OF the most improved Kind for
Porer Looms, Spinning and Cafdi.g Machine
Irons, SaD and FIGURING Mills, late Improve
mcns. Superior Cooking and Parler SIoves,
Ten and Screen Plate do. Fan Irons, and eli
other articles usually made at ssch esssbsish
nenfs.
they hope by being rnctual in their and BY
close application receive share
public patronage.
J.R. MENDENHALL,
SMILEY L. fOULKE.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
NIB 4 supply Of PLOUGHS ready for .se and xar.
! ran,ed good, kept for sale.
March 30,h 1889. 12n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-13
ACHILLES WILLIAMS;

rEsfH-TfuLLY in
III forms the public that b.
has purchased, and now kecps
tor sale, aad assortment Of
SADDLES, Carrinee ass4
Hasaa H.iRsNESS. Rsdiag
and Bhiaf BRLDLES, HsE
frr., coi!a:r.. Riding, Car
riase AID Uagon UHlPS;
.>.aldie Rags: .Meescal B@gs:
Carpet. or TrareitiaS Bags:
aliscs. and d variety of psh-
ar articles in that lime !: also,
that he has ior sale. = eonsid-
x~a..e,.,As 10 = AL $500