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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

~RAPE AND sTRAwBERRY-Al letter from \
" Longwo rh, the me mte rs Of the enc nor
Society on cultivation Of the CRAZE and
.nnf,cture of Wine Also, the character and habits
~ ,he STRAWBERRY PLANT, With directions for Sc
I.c,iny plants to abundant With accu-
rate drawings blossoms Of the Stamnate and Pie
plants, enable all persons when their BED: are IN
flower. supeYfuous sta,ninate plants rubAneo
e.. al. :. IN. RICHMOND BOOK STORE
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AIDES. FAIR-The ladies the Episcopal Church
intend holding AIR in this city on the 80 and 4tn
Of july variety of articles, prepared by the wI
be offered for sale and supper prepared on the
of the Sd for all who feel disposed to and them hei
object is to raise funds purchase Church Bell ano
ba,e to be- literally aided by the citizens generally
The sae to commence at o'clock, P m. on the 50
and continue through the next day
Richmond June 8, l-46. kvELISE COX, Sec y
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CAMPAIGN AGAINST MEXICO.

A Washington letter says: Some idea may
DO formed of tho extent Of the contemplated
operation against Mexico, by estimates which are
being prepared at the proper office. for tho follow
ing means Of transportation 1000 wagons, 1000
mules. GOOO horses, and 400 oxen. These facts
speak stronger than any comment could make.
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a e. .sls 81 the BOOK STORE
GArSchool Books States and Stationary Of all kiI-fs
for ale cheap at tn. RICHMOND BOOK STORE
Richmond, Oct Is, 1s45.
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THOR RENT-The OIL MILL situated one and half
Ii miles North of Richmond, will be for rent by the
10Th of July next. Apply to VIZ Bu,5.. or D. P, HoL-
Iow.y June 9th, 1876. 24:4w
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THE LADIES FAlR.-We hope our citizens VIII
not FORGET the which opens Friday evening next
and which will continue through the next day IL you
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DIED,-On Sunday afternoon last, after protracted
Illness Mrs. ELIZA MCCULLOUGH, aged 81 years,
eonso.t of Ms. George Mccullough, Of this city.
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u.ooL IN Your Own I'm tercsts,

and give me call before purchasing elsewhere; as
MEYER DID NOR EVER Do INTEND, RUIN
THEIR TRADES INFRINGING UPON THEN N THE WAY OF
Roots SHOES WOOD SAW FRAMES, AXES, nor.
in short anu thing usually MANUFACTURED in this City
II All kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
fer GOODS, at the highest market price.
JESSE MEEK
Richmond Nav 6, 1e46 l9:3m
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FARMERS and MECHANICS,
ST A N D BY!

IF.SSE MEEK. has Just received on the Grcat
- Locomotive, direct from Philadelphia, tho most
splendid stock of
S[pTDING & SUMEILS1D GOODS
able STYLES of Goods that be found the Eastern
Cities among them be found all the various styles OF
LADIES, MINER DRESS GOODS,
Balzarines and Barrages;
Plain and satin striped Organde Muslin;
Ombrie de Lawns;
Lawns;
Bingham Lawns;
Prints of every style and pattern;
Parasos;
Bonnets of all descriptions
Swiss and Tarlton Musns;
Ginghams;
Gloves;
Mtts;
Hosiery of all descriptions, &c &c
To the Young (:entlemen of this City aud vicinity:
u You find at JESSE MEEK's all the various
styles Of
Cloths,
Cassifneres,
Tweeds,
Satnets, &c;
all of which shall be sold low they can ne bought
either Philadelphia New York City, not creeping
Buffalo. j. would Just to my customers and me
LADIES PARTICULAR that TROUBLE TO SHOW
1000 -,
As expect to make my living by selling GOODS,
the Mocha nirs
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fact is clearly demonstrated whenever we have "snd-
den change in the weather. II this time that the
seed of CONSUMPTION in the system, and nurtuTed
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eased when probability the patient for the first hne
will begin to seek relief How many thousands thus
elect the and suffer health and finally their
life to be destroyed The first perreptibe foot prints OF
CONSUMPTION, experienced at "sudden changes OF
the ea,her are and Cough Sore Of tho
Throat and Irritation of the Bronch Pain IN the Head,
oldue.s of the Feet and sudden Chimes over the DO
dy Atlength the Cough increases and finally Prostra
ton and Langudness Of the whole system follows which
ind;c,te sudden decline Of Health and the speedy APP
nroach of CONSU MPT1ON. These facts plain as they
appear 70 every sensible person does not however seem
TO alarm afflicted until it be too late Ii is there
the greatest importance for those may be a.
ed from the effects Of sudden changes in aos
phere to at once procure .DR. DUNCAN'S CELEBkA-
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Greatest RE
tentative and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION, and ua
oniv Certain Medicine that will remove disease shs again
restore the LUNGS to their former HeaIh.
EFor sale a. the RICHMOND Book STORE
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for yourselves of the quality and price.
1s-SHOE>TAKEIS. can also be accommodated with
Tools Lasts and Upper Leather Lining and Bind
ing Skins, Thread and of all kinds and fEGs IN
any quantity; all cheap for cash. Call and see
CARRIAGE.M Frs. here find almost every
thing in their line-Eliptic Springs, Maabe Fifth
Wheels Axle Nuts, general assortment Of Nathalie
Carriage Irons Carriage Lace of various colors with
PastenC match Fringe, Damask Head Innings. Cloths,
Tufts, Moss Silver, Brass and Japanned Knobs; Silver
and plated Hub Bands; Lamps; Silver and Brass
Handles various patterns; Hinges Stump Joints; Locks
silver and Brass Curtain Frames; Rivets for Joints;
Capped Nuts; Curtains; Oil Cloth Carpctng; Rugs;
Leather; Top Leather, sc. &c.-as cheap
be had a an other establishment Mt in the West-
If addlers, Shoenakers and Carriage Makers wish to
buy bargains, lust call the ''Chcap Cash store of
FLETCHER * BENTON.
June 30 1916. 2.t
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

RICHMOND, IND.
HYHE subscriber wishes call the attention Of the
travelling public the fact that he has returned I"
his old Stand. THE NATION - mat nc IS
in first rate order the accommoca of the travelling
public with the determination that he will not be out
done in the kind close attention TO those that
may favor him call No pains shall be spared for
the and enjoyment Of his guests-In Short n.
is determined keep good and orderly house, and
make every that calls him at home His charge
shall be any house of the kind in the wes-no
man shall dissatisfied in his power to prevent
Feeling thank past he hopes be sustained
bv his old friends and customers Any favor will he
thankfully received and, his humble way shall be re-
turned.
NIB Good sheds for carriages-good yard for wagon
and attention to them few good horses and
carriages that person wishing conveyance 10 any
adjoining shall be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond, Oct %, ls45. 43-u
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THRASHING MACHINES.

He is also making Thrashing Machines, of every de-
scripton, embracing all the late improvements in that
line His Machines different suitable for
one two or four horses that farmers by having
small machine may their toll, and do their own
thre shng.
Thankful TO, pas, favors respectfully requests those
wishing procure any thing his limo, to give HIM
call before purchasing elsewhere
Iz-His shop is Main street. directly opposite Mr.
Lewis Burks Livery Stable, second door below Mr.
Bowers Hotel. /. A. DUGDALE-
I'm Il. suitable person wanted to run a Travelling
Machine and, also, a man with horses Sta
tionarv Machine +. A. d.
Richmond, May 20th 1916 81 6m
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TIME subscriber is just receiving full stock Of
the above articles, and all others in his line. which
he offers to Physicians Merchants and Manufacturers.
md his customers generally. Low PRICES guam
titles to suit,-a part of which is as follows
ID M " 6 So
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CADDi.ERS, can be accommodate

= ted with every thing in their line
-Stirrups, Rings, Bits, Buckles, all
kinds of Mounting, Trees, Seating.
Tools, silk and Thread, Webb of all
kinds, Tacks of all sizes. Trunk Locks
and Nails. Harness & Bride Leather,
Pad skins. &c. &C. &c.-as cheap as
the same articles can be had i'll Gin
cinnati. Call and examine the excel
lent assortment of the undersigned,
at the southeast corner of Main and
Front streets, Richmond, la. und Judge
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No-r-Of the above sum of S6,60S434. there is but
about 81 97 66f OF which County orders may be
the balance, belonging to the several rust and
othe- Funds not subject the redemption of orders
During the last of the Board of Commissioners
there we're allowances made by said Board amounting
"a oa.o .oS which sum deducted the
Treasury Nav 3Ist lS46 with which orders might be
deemed will leave balance in the Treasury of 81 64
Ssh which last named amount the OF the
snsc;,I lime Term and Fall Term, 1876 of the Cir
emit and the aordncs and of the August
Term of the Board of Commissioners Will have to be
;s nu mari of the Rtrenue for leiu be paid
in,o ,be Treasury THOMAS ADAMS, A. W c.
June Sth 1916.
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Making total amount of orders drawn on
TeasnYeT Sl4,632 66t
By deductng the Expenditures from the he
ceipts, it appears that there was remain
ing in the Treasury at the end OF imam
cial wear lel5. viz May 3lst le4b,l pro-
10 hem redeemed 6602 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

OF the heretofore issued, os l43' 145s 1890,
2Ot0 and 1880 outstanding amounting TO S62A
which added to 6023l!. makes the trne amount in
the Treasury at end of financial 49, wiz 3lst
Nav 1867 S6,60S:434. Respectfully submitted
THOMAS ADAMS, a. W. c.
CrxrprvuIE. June LIST, 1876.
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TGinacianot.1

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Da ieb bsm @cd ieine atiurcs 6srabmiIr.
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CT MIDI / II $anacbr-pas 3wcite tsbdIt
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1rarum siett oct SrnnsnsOiann crn 'Sc
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Ein unterfdbrciber Ger Some.
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Stabt=Srbenau;.-9sr gtactratb RON

Stabt=Srbenan;.-9sr Staetratb ron
Msacn9 bat cine Orcsnan; erlaffsn, mslbs be-
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Den mus. Die Ortsnanj mus binnsn 80 Sas
gen auS9sfibrt msrbsn.
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0ie 9tntipual:GieGererei.

Mirrs Scurnal uno pcttstaun qsbgsr empz
feblen Meabin9 als Den pailtnbifsn Ylas fir
Die 9(nlass elmer Acknowledgment. 9isS 1T
Elm SswsiS BON nabbarlbsr Srsunbfbaft. gs
untsrs9t fsinsm SmsifsI tas Die Gmpftbluns
gen nibt iibsrtrisbsn inb, aber bas Sbmieria>
ife 1T, tiss bsmSonersGs uno prsfesnten aub
bss bsareiiaitb su MAIDEN.
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5 SipS!ftbslls ausmabsn, in Scifpn bsinabs 7.
in SI0r'ea IL; allmabIis sunsbmsnb bis auf
Die Mitts Der Snfs! @uba, NO bic 3sreunfuns
total is'n 'u'ro Siss miro bic Issts srrss Cons
nenf1nifsrnib isin, bic fir ans Sbtbar if, per
cem 26ifsn Mai 1854.
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sEriibtabrS=SSabl.- =

sSriibtabrs=SSabl.- .-Nddlfsn Sreta9
itsr abt Sage ndmIb am 20. Mdrj finesn
Die eieSjdbri9en Sribjabrss9Sablsn ifott, BEL
msldsn wie ssmtbnb, bic perfbisbensn Sauns
fbips uno StaetsSsamtsn ;u wdDlsn finb.-
Ole Sir9sr pom &sapins msresn 'pabribsnIid)
AUDI fir ODER 9sesn Elm nsuss Warftbaus su
lfimmen boben.
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Der Ttberalc Beobartter
Geabina BEN 10. Midr; 1916.

0F9sm 9tdtb. SoDn Sitter, pom Grnsrss,
oanfsn mir fir wbties 9cfumsnts.
GFSbscbcr 3. @cbran, @fq., Rom {oauis Der
@sprsisntantsn in 6arrsbur9, 9,ranfsn mir sbsns
tails fir Widtiae 9ccumente.
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Sspn Scr &eietaebune. - 81


msltbe Der Baltimore uno ODio @iienbabns@ss
isaiboft ba6 ws9sNisbt erlaubt, paiiirts am
rcrIsgtsn Srsita9s i'm Ssnat, nit II ss9sa 3
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Ssrbsntrungen ubsr9sbsn. Man srmartst,oas
lis AUDI in jsnsm Strper paiiirt. Cine Sia,
Sur 9srIdn9erun9 Ger 3sit sum Sau Der oams
burg uno gtasntaun eiisnbabn palIrts imSss
nat am pcrlssten Samifo9s.
6r. Gsis bat cine Sil bsribtst ss9sn taSSis
fbsn in eswi1tn Str6men in Ssrfs @auntp,
Su 9swinsn SabrsSsitsn. Die @ommttss, wsls
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untsr Ssratbuns bate, bsribtsts esssn ben
plan. Cine S0 lif I'M 6aufe bsribtst nor.
Den, Den @utoritdtsn bon Msabine srlaubsno,
in sswi0sn 8dllsn SslbIos gu lsssn.
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Ganal Gpmmiftfpner. -9ie qcf

StaatssScnpsnticr, welbe lid am W1ittnod)
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fir jensS Nmt ernannt. @or Der @rnennun9
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nsn Mann LANCER i'm 9tmts su baltsn wis ss
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Die g8bis Staats'@ cnpsnticn psrfammslt
Iib nlcrssm um snsn @anoioahn fir oafslbs
Nmt iu ernennen.
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Cietpittero- 8rslta9 Nbsno 500 elm
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SI,se uno b6rts ben 9onnsr rcaen, cctb mar
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70 auf bic gblittsniabrt 9eIs9t bat.
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2Spm Spn9refs Babsn wlr Dsuts mlsosr
msni9 Nsus5. Die gpfo5 iprstbsn nob INNER
lbsr Oregon unb Sris9. Der Sarif it nod
nidt sur Ssratbuns ssfcmmsn. Die olI9smsis
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SarifsSra9s wsni9 ODER gar nibts tbun miro.
N i6ts 1T ouf jeosn Sal oa6 bette was sr
in bsr Satbe tbun fam.
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Die in 1914 enbi9tsn, stna 100000 StaatS>
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gen Iis $2S4,000 aus Der StaotsfaF, fir ST
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mir i'm Often nicbts babel psrern.
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panisr tbcrst ssnu9 fno, sorsn Su bsjabsn
fir bic grbaltun9 jsnsr nuecfsn msrfs.
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Ser Sarif. - Ser gEa1binatcns@ crrsss

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bent Der RsupOrf sribuns fast, ms 1T gang
rpabrfbsinlib, bas bic nit 70 pislsr Nelbs uno
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bsrsitsts sarif:Sia ME i'm joauis bas Cages
libt fsben pirb. gle rpirb in Der COMMITTEE
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madsn nit vsl wsnissr Seiitanb ais Cir DO:
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rem, parum fpats man Den Srn9rse nibt gan;
oblbafsn?
Der sarif iit in fhIsbtsn Sdnesn. @snsr.
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Sill sur 8srmincsrun9 css Sarifs bsrihtsts,-
mslbs curb Die Stiilsn Der fioibsn2Sbi9s'
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fa9sn, ss9en ben sarif lnc. Cine Bill, etpas
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fer, 1T su erpartsn. Ssitr 9sbc man uns ADJ
ten SrsibonSsl-basSoIf mircs carurtb frNbsr
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