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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Or. Us. e. Oancmsfp
auf Dem Qed,a Seroe.

Snsem er ecm publifum fir oas linn biss
her 9eidenfte 3utrauen ieiuen Ganf abifats
tet, sci9t or an, caB er feine Bchnun9 cine
YReiIe eicsieit @cUpersburg, nabe 8erser's
OPnble in abIum'6 neuem Sauie pcrIc0t 8
wcfcIbt er cine sollitduei9e sIpctbefe bdlt.--
Cerielbe empfcblt fd ben 8ripobnern Der
llmseseno BON &cepsrSburs unb alle benen
nelde drstlid)ers unb puubsdrstlihcr S,illfe
bsbilrftia fnc, als 9IrSt, WunessIr;t unb @es
burtshelfer uno fd,meidclt i'd, nit Der Socffs
nnu9, ea6 Die @rfahrunseu elmer 3rpansi9
jdbri9en Yraris ibm bas 8ertrauer, pcldcs
er ilberaa 8ence, AUDI bier peridafen pers
ecn.
9tcuember 90, ...... robp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
8eteQlCbafts- -Qua6Gtna.
December I3,

Iad,ridt ,piro hermit gegebeu, eaB Die felt
Ginger 3eit bcifanoene 8eIeGidaftss8erbins
sun9 Der llnteritriebcnen, unter Der Sirma
bon Slias Wcrs uuc Comp, ais 8aufleute,
in gaentaurL 4eda @auntD, am l5ten Jics
pember onrdb beieerisiti9e @inpilli9une auf,
9el6et poroen 1T. Daher iperben ale eieies
nt9en, Die nod, an bcfa8te Sirma Idulbi9 Ilno,
eriudlt 70 balo als nR9lid) III bem Stcbr ans
;urufen unb ab;ubeSahlen - unb icld,e bic
Scrcerun9en babcn, beliebcn bieielbe audi
einsubriu8en, bamit alIrs in 9fid,tiateit oes
brabt tpereen fam.
- Gltas Oiers,
. ... ...'..- Gorparo Mers.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
@drllull9.
Dccember l3,

Sd, Der llnterld,riebenR iuarns kieveurh
jceermaun, Gin serpises Sano fur Die Gums
me bon 80 3haler uno IS @ents, batirt ben
l5ten WdrS ls4i, psihes ih AT peter Qas
tcIo auSaeteIt babe, nid,t Su faufeu poer
Nd iiberfdreiben su Iaeen, ca id, nidt mill
leus bin rinen Gent barauf III bcSablen ins
bem i'd, aud, fsiHen Gent Bertb pafur erbals
ten babe.
Seinri6 s. S6ule.
Seer'Ssanobsr, Sec. 20, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Ippember %,
2BpDtfeile 9OlllblIfeine,
9urb prlpat San6el 3u DertaHfsn.

Der llnter,eifnete benadridtiset istns
Sreunoe Ino oas publifum 10, sIa9emsinsW
ebrerbiet9lt, bas er feline . 49,. ......
80 Wlblftein Sabrit pc. ..
tit Der Sames Srase, Der Stabt 9Iaentaun,
untertalb Sa9enbuh's @altbnuie, nod, ims
mer fcrtbetreibt altipo er auf Danb bat une
Sunt 8erfouf anbietet, bon ben beifen perfrrs
tl9ten Wenbllteinen unb 70 wobIfcil aIs IIe
icnitipc 9cmadt rperben fGnnen. slud, III er
ieeerJeit bereit Wlbliteine auf SeReaunaen
iii furser 3eit si MAIDEN. Sos. Boiler arbeis
tcte einise Sabren in biefem @eIbdft in pbi.
taoelphla, poeurd, er ild piele jaenntniiie
ertporben bat, uno oa er td9litb in feinsr
9Serfifdtte sussss~ IL, fn fd,msid,eff fr I'D,
i'm Stanbe 81 iein, ale biejeni9rn iur 3ufrieS
eenteit beeiensn iu f6nnen, fpeld)e ibn NIT
ibren gIuftrd8en bfebrcn perben.
gaiper Boiler.
allentaur, slu9uif 30, ra-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Sdlt6Ols

su ar6erlf billi9en Drei6en.
Ger llntsrfdriebene wiinfdt BAG gnbIifnn,
auf bic fh6ne unb 9rcee 9uswabi bon 8nu,
tols aufmerfiam Su MAIDEN, in benz 8aubpIp
bcfe ia per Scbn Strase, aeseniiber g {,
uer'6 Sd,reinerIfap. tinter ancerm bes
finoct ftdb baielbit cine 9rcee 9luSpabl
QSeiBpeint Sretter uno Sedntlin9 ~
S0emlcf galten ilno Seintlin9 49,
9elbpetnt Slorboarbs uno Yape[H
einen balben s3OQ Soarb, &c.
peItcs aOes tpchlfeiIcr ale an ir9enb e!:itss
auberu flas oerfauft ,pereen icI. 40.
Wan rufe efsws9en an III Der @cbnura
BON a- -"
Sebn s. Rrauie, 9lsent.
sltteutauiL September l3, nabv
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quartet OF column, So 0uA dedIctioh of 90 per
will be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year, and
altered Chancey notices and petitions 70, divorces,
be paid invariably i'll advance Adyertiss coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash. iness
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N. Is. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid forunles the option of the publishers previous
cement between the publ and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

SAD PrcruRE.- The London Times of late date
says-Ofa truth there something this
OF England Discomfort born ct poverty and rating
etme-ignorance allied maiisni,y, working revenge
OF nnge"ce-ant misery visiting its oppresses with kind
rough Jussee-sueh the features of the social
agricultural Counties represented in the mirror of
the assizs and session reports
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e Is 81 e e sat z
A&
BLANK BOOK RaANUFkcTlnY.

ME undersigned would respec.f fully public
that nc continues TO manufacture order. all kinds
BLANK BOOKS. in good style ana Of superior paper
lie IS prepared furnish County Clerks, AIlitor
ITeasurers win Books OF the latest and npro. ed
form, having recently received from the auditor
State. Old Books will be rebound and all kinds Of
ideals and magazines bound in good STYLE. ron
CASH they be done elsewhere. lie s0licits a
shar Of
The BINDEisY is in the Immediately over the
Book Sto.e. G. :. pRESCOTT
Richmond. J an. l3,h lS43. 3ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

incidentcal protection (Which is 'the spirit of the
compromise act,'' needs no protection-iti is pro-
lection in ITSELF This was Mr.. Clay's meaning
this is the effect of the tariff of 1912. But
these miserable prevaricators cut off the words
.for protection thereby making Mr.. Clay avow
that there is no necessity for the principle of pro-
lection, and have the impudence to pronounce
the act no forgery Wing Rife.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
RICHMOND WO0LLEsi FACTORY.

VNIE subscriber having commenced the turing
business a, the above mentioned place: he j. ptepaic
Ell 70 receive wool 70 manufacture into CIoitI. Han
NELS, BLANKETS, SATriNETTS ard JEANS. ej-
Their By the yard the shares, suted the
times He also has hand good assortment OF the aboV
named goods. which he willing exchange for wool OF
produce. lie will also Card Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth for those who will favor him lh their tho
customary prices and hopes that BY strict attention bd
give general satisfaction.
LEElNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

ME undersE ned offers for sale, IA situated about
j eight miles norih-wes, of Richmond il healthy and
pleasant observation-disclosures mile a Friends
meeting house. and the Il methodist
church. The FARM contains about t20 good
quality. and 10 IS in Of CULTS There
is the premises comfortable rouse. uitA the ne
cessay out-badinssa good and Substantive baraa good
orchatd-a never falling spring OF excellent The
Farm will be sold reasonable terms price
payments and possession viii be gwen any may
be waned. This farm a desirable one. any person
w:s purchase cannot be better suited section
OF country. iHlI re OF JAMES JONES,
Near the Market House, in Richmond. Ind.
April 5th 1874. l5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

Franklin was an observing and sensible man
and his conclusions seldom incorrcct.-He
sald-'A newspaper and bible in every house.
good school house in every district. all studied
and appreciated as they merit, are the principal
supporters of virtue. morality and civil liberty!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
s62,O55 81

Total. S34665 ,269 80
The above balance (SS62 O55 Sl) in the Treas
ury does not include the sum of 100000 trust
funds. I. l.. SMITH, Reg.
Treasury Department, Registers Office.
August Sth, 1912.
In addition to these IS millions, we know of
D., 1877. which the Congress of lS4l-2 had
to raise;-which makes the round sum of $685.
1882 of debt, entaied by Van Buren, upon
Gen Harrison's administration.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

A BRIGHT THoUGHr.-Ata Locofoco meeting
in North Carolina it was sagely resolved. that
henceforth the watchword of that party shall be.
Remember lStO!" This war cry must prove
wonderfully inspiritine to the paten, democracy.
and cannot fail to warm them up as effec tuallv
as-a wet blanket or a north wester in January.
Belvidere Apollo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

WHrsKERs.-The n. Y. Aurora says-Some
original thinkers of the feminine gender decrv
whiske rs, while they kiss their wearers. At q
first glance. ono would suppose tho precept of
these ladies differed from their practice. Not SO.
however.-They oppose whiskers. and they cam
not better demonstrate their opposition than by
setting their faces against them.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

rr.-sAn honest need ASA uIts of his
enemies Talent will be appreciated, industry will be
warded and he who pursues any cangan open, manly,
honest course the end triumph his enemies
and build for himself good which will endure long
after his traducers forgorcn.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

MISUNDERSTANDING Adams being asked.
few days SINCE, whether he intended to address
Congress on the ariffqueston under discus
sion, promptly replied, mo Sir, tho Tariff of
1912 SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
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HOTEL

Corner of Ma and Marion streets
VIE Proprietor Of this favorably well known HOTEL
II ma moved INTO II himself. AMI
tan ana improve its previous character The comfort
the traveller sati ne his aim wing made
sone permanent fetairs the buIing Tave n house
his inerc; we'll inclina tipa would nduee him II,
make cqIa TO house the road lie hope 10
der such satisfaction that
Frees suited 10 the times. J. w. GILBERT.
December 10Th ISL. 50tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

- Xix WORM EGGS FOR SALE The undersigned
y offers for 81 IL arge quantty Of superior NAM
worn SJLPBF.R SIR form Figs This species wns
declared by the late Ma tonaI Silk Convention,
better than any other USE and known by those
VINO used them last that they peculiarly adapted
this climate iheE have heen preserved care.
believed to be perfectly healthy. They viii
be sold on feasonabie terms JOB BORTON.
Richmond, March 2ld, 1914. lar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

'The most important truths cannot be early learned
the journey that leads The
enemy awake while sumber and If neglect cu-
tva:e the good seed, his will all surace
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

An HONEST MAN.-James M'Alster of Now
York has discharged all his debts, from which the
operation of the Bankrupt Law had released him.
He only sought the aid of the law to enable him
to pay his debts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

They Come and Go In a single century four thousand
millions of human beings appear the face of the
their busy parts and sink its BOSOM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
IEW :fAILLE EEtLEa
(on Market ST., one door South Of Meek's store.
VIM. E. MCDOWELL.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Richmond
ard vicinity. that ne - do work both in
PLAIN ami FASHIONABLE Sly LIE, and to execute
ali orders MS line OF business AMI prom
nets lie hopes from has ezpe fence and
ness TO merit and receive poion Of Pubc pstaons
Approved country produce Will icceaeea ii ezchanxe
foT Work. at the market price
Richnoad, March p, I54i. 10:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
FEMALES BEWARE!

IS an indsputable fact, demanding serious AMI
omn consideration, that fairest and
loveest OF the female fall yearly untimeIv
sraNe the unconscious victims suicidal acts
rom the Register Of Mortality ind deaths Of
emales lar exceed those OF Males, ae steat
est portion die IN the bloom OF youth before they
age OF tweniy-fve yea. twenty! Consumption dis
case that spreads it, nsiauous throughout
verse, and nps both and small Listen, then. 10
warning voice which echoes constantly ears
guard yourself from lhe first increasing this dis
ease which certain knit s tai and hurry YOU
10 the solitary tomb As the rationale arms gu f
ITS poisonous fangs ana you heed until sling
death Is fast riyeted IN your system. 1t tais
sme tor the FIRST yol will begin be concerned about
your health; but 1t may re late. May these
awaken from your SAUNDERS. you listen 70
the solemn voice OF and medicine
prolonged and preserved lives thousands when used
in me. TINS is
DOCTOR DUSCAN's ExFRCToRAST REAEDY.
medicine Tepared especially for diseases OF Res
piraory Organs Colds Coughs, Influenza Bronchitis,
Soreness of throat and Inflammation Mucus
Membrane Of the Bonch. Splitting Blood, Asthma, diff
Guilty of breathing. &c. &c Such the first
symptoms OF al approaching lingering
CONSUMPTION.
That thousands, yea. tens Of thousands fall victims
A supply OF this valuable me1ciBe Just Receis wed
the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

w i'll i =.
And suffer the Influence Of wet, unhealthy weather
knit disease SYSTEM that hurr.
untimely gravel Has occuiar proofs
vinced you that death ali WHOM
il encounter when lef until late period! Their
why viii delay procuring remedy due and
the OF that fell destroyer! cold, which
terminates coughing. whereby soreness of throat
an Inflammation Mucus membrane the 8ronchi,
produced, and lungs re.efd open disease Thus
suffer themselves until death looks
their door, when they will begin concerned about
health when in all probability il is late Nny all who
have cold take timely warning and get ril of
possible.
Of Duncans EX?ectorant remedy stands before the pub
ic tested by thousands. and daily used ia almost
family throughout the different States, for diseases OF The
chest and lungs.
The amount soll il this city, and that many
who back and obtain BY the half
ties is sufficient evidence OF its wonderful efracy
For sale a, the Richmond BOON STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
THE. FORGERY.

"
man which was trumPeted forth by Mr.. William
J. Brown on the floor Of Congress. In parallel
columns below give, first, the language en-
ployed by Brown and the Ssatesman-next that
Of Mr.. Clay:
Resolution of Mr. William Extract from the speech of
Brown OF Indiana, offered Henry Clay, in the Sem
In Congress the 25,h OF are. FRIDAY. January a.
March, with the extrac,I 1912 "a published in the
from the Ohio Stat esmau National Intsllipsneer of
'That this House approve that date:
OF the sentiments of Henry s.Carry Out, than said he
Siays expressed III speech the spirit of compromise
AZ she extra session OF Con- act Look
gress. lS4l, follows: for the suppor, Of gover,
"Carry out the primo iple.l ment Do no, r.,ss The
If the compromss act; look question OF pro,ecton-
alone for the (said the .ep.,or o.,
support of government. Do Kentucky had hoped had
NOS raise the question OF been put There
protection, which ] hopsdn necessity of nro,ee,on
had bsen put Therefor pro,ectlono
10 NO NECESSITY for prosee.
tiop.n
The whole cream of this matter consists in the
principle of protection. There is no necessity
for protection, says Mr.. Brown in garbling Mr..
Clay's language. "There is no necessity of pro-
lection FOR protection says Mr.. Clay himself
A tariff up to the revenue poin. and furnishing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

SASSAFRAS AND WILD CHERRY.
NILS preparation TO the Puh!ic a safe and
II certain Bro>rhf,. Is,i,4 IN
the Side and Chest. Nhoopng following Measles
&c DC Combinins the virtues OF tile SASSAFRAS.
one OF The greatest Prers Of The Etaod and tic active
principle of the WILD CHERRY. long he ii in the hs
est esteem for its healing properties all Diseases Of tie
Lungs. cannot but render is Pepa lar superior to
any hthtrio offered to the notice Of the Public
already gained the confidence OF the afflicted
has been used and the distinguished head
his notice IS sufficient that the compound
of the highest value 1t received the sanction of
the most enlightened fny ciaps of the age,
sense an entirely scientiR: preparation.
ms Syrlp is not given 10 the public remedy il all
diseases incident humanity but for Coughs and Gods
forming stages, it Is specific with 0cac attention
TO d'et and exposure the par, Of Patient; ana even
i'll the most hopeless ocnne aifodins
relief.
The ffoprietoFs deem II unnecessary much more
append long lists of certificates tbs notice.
presumed that every viii wish experience
they, therefore, with the greatest confidence feconHeaf
the afflicted to give faithful trial.
The prize al which ii is put (3-50 per bottle.)
viii place hin the reach OF every one being
scarcely half Of that charged for 9qck
the day. and which often Of real value.
For directions. see wrappers around each bottle.
Prepared by BE.h.NEII, PREILO q Co
Cpsngtoa, Ky
just received and for sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Ian. IS, 1914.
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New ARA raa ents.

u w a = 4 a n < ksl G n 5.
a BALLARD, having pufcha sed the entire stock in
L A. t.aae Of {. Nansant, intends carrying the
BOOT AND SHOE. MAKING BUSINESS,
STAND,
One door " of the Bank:
where he will all times be prepared
with every e.y ofwoN strength
ness not surpassed hy any other shop in the
ParticuIae aiention VIII be paid Ladies' All
available country produce Except pronses) will be taken
in exchange for work Prices positively reduced.
~ Gail ana nothing will be charged looking
Richmond, April 9Th, 1871. I5f
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TRUTH HAS PREVAILED

PETERS Vegetable pills have now bee, ,,,
fore the public During that period they on,a.es
celebrity unparalleled Ia the history of the mes,
mcdeihes which preceded them followed in h.,
track Ihe happy combination OF vegetable ingreaien,.
years OF study and experiment. directed by ons
previous experience IN The properties of medical substances
me pathology of disease the and raod,.s operand
OF the varoa aIds which minister support and sos-
tenance Of the human body aud the organization BY which
those fluids prepared. modhei. and distributed The
triumph OF skill and pateht has been complete
hfoaoot the ensh and breadth OF land, i'll British
Amefica, England, the e.. ndias and The continent,
OF Europe the curative virtues 81 fetess vegetable Pills,
are gratefully acknowledged. They med.
tcine par eFcecee of the Southern States Their con.
sumpton south Of tie Potomac. enormous and eonnu-
aliY the increase No other PHI .soes down, ,het.
no" ever susaFed over with hifed puts. ana home
iured certificates
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,
may be termed airersai medicine, there is sear.lx
any arrangement or obstruction of the ami
OF the human nacnne which they will alleviate or
when administered early stages CONGESTION
OF the stomach or bowels, :cy speedily relax those organs,
reduce The attendant the
Containing irritating drastic substances exhib
ton is neker followed by iha pTostfaon Of the bodily
which characteristics the operation thar
ties, aud they be Administered whou, the slighics,
lear OF producing the local inflammation frequently cau-
ed oS the pugent compositions scndcd by the guacas
charlaians oil the day.
In almost ali stages Of disease PETERS VEGErA.
BILE PILLS viii be found Of beneficial effect. they
should always be reofted the symptom makes
its appearance The ro,ane., OF ,he c,o,ri., ;,I -
he easy and immediate. In bilious disorders remant.
Or fever. dyspepsia, h sentary cholera chn
diarrehea. dopsy, feed on enargenen, OF
the spleen, sick head ache, all complaints growing out of
imperfect or too rapid deesoa topper of bowels
mae distractions, habiaa co,venes. and all
eases IN which lursaFe medicine proper, PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS viii be found unrvaled in the
speed, certainty and gentcness of their operation.
1t asked upon what principle
tects are pr9duced! We reply that PiIER'S NEGErA-
BILE PILL acts TT KIFiER OF THE BLOOD.
by purifying the chyIe and oiher fluids Of winch
composed Chyle j. milky l,id deposited by the .lises.
ie maneE TIE Of the inestines. which WHEN
combned with the hillary secretion, conveyed
VEINS ana becomes the ptncile OF life This medicno
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From which deduct cash bal
ance in tho treasury on the 18th
March, lS4l, exclusive of depos-
ties with the States and tho una
valuable funds due by defaulting
banks as ascertained from the
books of tho Treasurer of tho T.
nited States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
NEW ARR laNGEKENE.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

Nlr. subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
Il FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, Fot1ke & UiAi s. are
prepared to furnish all kinds Of CASTINGS
they be had in CINCINNATI establish
nen in the western country; and have general
sor:ment OF patterns and OF the latest improvements of
best MiilwrIghts the will o those
about improve build Mills, that will find
their advantage give a call, will all times
the best stock that be had, and prices will
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

II Ik II H "A L. l. "A ID VI
IS PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY
DIP. HOLLOWAY Il. w. DAVIS,
at the Southeast Of Nam and Front Streets
Richmond. Wdyne county. Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
Books Cheap for Cash.

wish to dis2ose ef present stock of BOOKS, pevi
4 Gus to purchasing Spring supply. Those on
hand ~" be sold at extremely low prices Now the time
to fiji UP your libraries. Call at the Book Store
Aorii 9TH, 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24

= n riffs Sale.
10y virtue of execution directed from tho
- "ayae Circus Court. viii expose public
the Court House door Centresiiie, Wayne county. In
ana. on the 23h day Of May. 1874, between the
ten O'Clock. and four O'Clock, m, said day the
following described Real Estate, to-xit:
ne south quarter OF section number twenty 6ve
tz'J township number 6iteen (l5) number a.
containing one hundred and acres, less
Taken the property Benjamin w. Elliott satisfy
execution in fav Of Johu IT, Br1ce.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. G..
March 29.h 1914. $50 IJ5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
STOVES! STOVES!

We have on handa general assortment, of COOKING
STOVES, of the latest and improved patterns Also.
seven and ten plate. with variety of PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN Stoves; all of which will exchange
low for cash. wheat good horses
fSTAil orders thankfully received the Foundry
Store door Post Office. Main
L. J. OHARA.
Richmond, Nov. ?. 1912. 44tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-24
Notice to Builders, Whitewashers
Tanners. and Every Body.
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,

For the instantaneous proiuc ton of Sar spa lila
wholesome beverage. Tor family for sale. cheap.
REEDS DRUG STORE