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SDrrt6 so Cent pic 8IaCdG
81 cine icbr fhiBtare 3uterrituu9, cntordt
ourtb ctncn rCAcImibi9en uno bcribmtcu ocuts
ItbCn ur5t, brr itc ilber fitnfSi9 Sabre IN icrs
ner Cl9Cnen Sprarls III OcuHtbl0no 9ebr0u(6t
bate, IN ,pCCbcm Qanoe Ilc lpdbrcnb jeucr
3ct du6crt ou6qCbcbnt bcnuBt ,puroG ,tCi 6us
itcm grfaInmaen, Ratarbfebcr, GnsbrnEls.
Felt, &CucbbuItcn, Selten unD NilfcnCcbmer:
gen, 8IutIpccn, jScerNrt 8ruit: uno 2uuscn
befhwerocn, uuo IN 6Cnlun9 ocr bCrannaben
ocn Nuslebruna. Oieles fam ais Qct Der
oti9cn O1Cpljin 9eInQt wcrorn, atcr rie 5eis
tunaebrfontnacbun9cn ftno 3u fctjptcIla oa.
gu; jCrGr brfrlcri9Gnre 8cneie in reiIcn N5ir>
tun9cn miro in Cinrm SerIutbe oamlt QeIuns
ben loCroCn, irlplC autb SabIrcltbe Gmpft bluns
Qcn biC 2mnGllun963ettcl bGaeitenp. lIeter
1000 5l0icbcn ftno olIeiu in QbIooelpbia
mdbrcno Dem ltBtcn Wnter Uerfauft worben,
Elm ibcrSeuaeupcr Senei6 pon ordtn0luBbar.
felt, Icnt wlroc cine 70 9robe Ouantitit ne
pCrfauft worOcn Iein.
60 wirf1am 1T bic Wlroi5in armcIcn in
Sciuna ber UeritbIerenen &r0ntbrltsn fir
mcIebe ite empfchlen 1T, ba6 (te olcn anbrrn
3utereitun9cn Don Sarfaparilla, panocros
&c. Icbuea UoranQcbt.
Sicle 3ruanide ttnb bon 3eit III 3eit crbals
ten nno tefannt 9emaCbt mUyben, otrr rer
Eoicnouflpano BON 3ctilna6bctanntmatbun>
qen OerbiCtct btren Ollttbeilun9 bier. Dir
NelcbtQldutlaen t6nnen Ieibt iberscuat mcrs
ben bon Der 0lnBIlctteit cicler WlcoBin Dcnn
(te anrufCn all 9eibp's Selunobeits gnprri,
nm so. 1911, 9loro 2te Gtra6e, unterbolb
Der SlnstraBe, gum Gtbllo ors "0olcenpn
9lolcrs no Ghan9en," 100 3euaniTe uno
Slatbwciiunacn 3u bunoerten bon 8dllpn oer
mertwhrOiaIlen Surcn purb oisIe Meoliin,
rorQc5cigt mcrocn f6nnen,
Gteaoin9, Sui l.1845.
aI"9lcie Olcpi3in 1T 81 Dem otcn anacae.
tcncn sprci1e IN or1er 0ruferei IN batcn.
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3 u cf / n's
z SUITS brif q
uno SYebcr : Stobr.

nno Tebrr Stobr.
SO. Is, &eit pennitrobe, SmiIden Der
4ten uno 5tcn, ndtbite &bur 5u @earIcn's
Stobr, &eooin9.
Sortfpdhrrno ouf 6anp:
Beaver, t1utria, Goetor, Nu1irhe,
nIppeo, nno ,poIIene Suite, bon alien
Olopen unb Scrmrn.
0nrr, feline tnctnG Belpct, (afirte, lcters
nc nno haarlae Gcrbunp &arprn. - Gbsu,
tails seahcrn Site 5ur paNenpcn Sobrs;cit.
Shrlttbc nnp lpcttIibe Srttfcrcrn. - Q(s
nlsns les oleIcs miro Sn ecn nircriaiten Sarselo.
'prCrrn perfanft. 8ufCt al, nnp Iebst.
Neaplna, SCtruar 9. 1S
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, Sarmers Sanf pom Gtaat 9eIan. .@9oper ,par
%. 90. Sme9,@ gSilmn9ton, paf
90. DO 3metg, @eor9etcmn, par
uh'eh Saht' 5n Nllmln9tcn, par
&lene Joten unter Sbl. bis IA
JeD Seriep,
Sslpssrs Sonf' su Selpirsre,
burlington So. Sanf, Mcpfcre, r,r
Commercial Sonf psrtb 2lmbcp
Cumberland Sanf* Srir9etcn, nor
Sarmsrs Sant* Mcunt Sopup w.
Sarmers Ole6antts Sant, Tabmop
Sarmere Il Olebamles 90 M,obIetcpu j
Olorrls Go. Sant+ Mprristown !
Oledanlcs Sant, Snrlinatcn poy
Oleebanlcs 90 Slepart
Ulsebanies II Wlanufaetures bo* 9rentpn mar
morris Canal II Sr. Co. S0.S. Gitp. unob
=, peE Npten itn9an9bar
0lemarf Sanf Snf Co Slcware
Orange Sanf'> Orange .-. !
perrles Sant, paterIca !
princrtcn 8ant}>, prineetcn ror
Solem Santins gcs, @alsm ror
9tatr Sant't, Slewart
@tate Sanf* gIBatetbtewn !
Stotc 8anf' ga,rpcn rorr
Ct"' S""t " -DIplFle utprrlStclpn
State Sanf Slcw Srunsml6 ror
Snfer Sant~ Slcptpn
Srenton Sanfins 60. 3rentcn ... nor
Union Sant* 0cpcr
o""s pl ~ SrnhFnlf Srlnsmif 9ctrch.
q 9"' at. n,vt1 u: 1H''p"lLles Sant 90. 9etroh.
Sranflin Sanf Of 0.S. Scrlep@itp ackrrb.
S cyurot'n II o"nt'"9 20 Sototrn 9rbrrd.
Seriep eitr Sanf Serlrp gitp Qetrp6.
O0etbanics 8ant, pattrrIcn astrph,
Ofonnfacturere 8onf, SrapiHe actrrh,
:1tonmo"tbg 8amt Of 81 = 5rccbplr actrc.
Jtem 6ore 9eI Br. Go. samtcrtpiUr
81 : O0onnf. II 8onfin9 60 6otctcn aetrp
81 J sprctrrton II >cmtarp 8anf G 6 %,
spatcrfcn Bant, patcrIon aetrrb
Stote S0nf, 3rcGtcn oehrrrb
Golcm Ii pblla. Olanuf gc @alsm qekrpN
l8olbn9ton Santina co satcnlaf actrc
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StriCGc !! Stricfc!!

Gin GaiIcr Don pbilaoelpba bat tei une
cine Nuantltdt Bette unb 6alfter: Strifr, je.
Der Irt. bintcrlest uno une beauftrast, eies
feltsn cin3sIn crer beim 0ussnc, duberf bill:
lia 5u Uerfaufem Stpbrbalter i'm $anre uno
Nnbsre, ,pelebe rerartias Nrttel faufen mol
len, fperoen eabcr pobtbun wsnn fte anrufen
IN ,oefsr 9rufersi.
Neabins I6., Sspt.
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9as crite 5ocft oer "Oc[fs>8ibllctbe ber
0eutfhen glalffer" 1T tereits cribienrn II.
mir le9cn pailrlte nnIrrn Derebrlltben ganps'
leuten uno Mitbnr9ern ror, 1no alauhen iO>
nit Dem QBunIcbe nablufommCll, mcIcber
bon UcrIhiebcnCn Seitcn aus9CIprotbrn lpur>
oe : baB es nlcbt BIOS 5ur an9enc IN G II
ltnterb altun9, fpnbern aub CUR q | | :
einen 3 Dun9m Del brun9
unirres 70 3ablrCitbCn Stammee in pCr Sleu.
en- 1Delt blcne, Die !6erau6aatc elmer Nues
pabl pes Seitcn uno Gebieqcnritcn aus Den
clSerfcn nIcrer oeutlCben ScbriftitCaer in
5eltneiien Soften ~ DeranitaIten.
lin nun 70 Ulel ais m6alicb bic SDrcbufte
Der rpi0snItbaftliben 8enies unIcrce oIten
SaterlanocG ~ prrbreiten uno outb ben lpes
niger 8emittsteu .. QnIcbatfuug tielerSclfe
Sitlctbef su crleicbtrrn, laIicn mir mo u a t.
( h Gin 6eft, "a @clten ttarf, in sinem far:
biacn llmIthIaS, 81 pem DreiIe BON 10 geNte,
er1tbcineu.
W69cu mfcre Qnnbeleute nHb O1itbiraer
oen bobrn Wertb unicver rcutlhsn S6rift,
itcllrr AUDI in Der neucn 6elmatb fortancrs
tenncn, itct5 fur bas Sute mo grbabcne
entfammt bISiten, uno ibren Gsihmaf fir
oae Stb6ne uno 9thBIihe auf lbre &inpCr II.
enfel hter9ebcn lalIrn.
Seeinaunaen.
Sercr rcfp, Subicrhent perpfitttet fd
nur CUR Nbnabme Ypn feds 6eftsu pelebs
eincn 8ano bloeu; feiner 1T paber sebun:
pcn, ocn ndhfen 8anp 5u ncbmsn.
Scim 6ten Neftr wirA rin 6aupt:Gitcl II
Elm Snhaltes8cr3cibniB pes san5en 8anccs
9eliefcrt rpcrpeH.
Sei 4tIieferina cnes jeben 6eftes 1T &c,
SntItrlptcnsspreie bafir 10 Gents, 81
entrihten.
Npril Is. bD.
81. 9. @utIcrtenten fir bas ctiae98rl
tpsroen in bieier 9ruferei an9enommcn.
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@e9en Rteumattic Nno Yiifen=
Sbmer5ensgt gtnement
perfertist bon JobnKicnlcy.
0icIes >inement 1T cas bcndbrteitr Olittel
ipeltbee jcmals Dor bas Qutltum 9etracbt
wcrSrn 1T; es perfdatft fc9Ieicbe <lnprruns,
mcnn Sebraucb papon semaebt piro. Sic
Whfrn>Shmrr5c eurirt es tcim crlten cter
swcltcn Wal Sebmiercn.
GSeinji9 Su batcn in cicier 0rudcrci.
prcs: so Gent bic SlaIhe.
Neaping, Npril IS. tO.
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&DiparD ~. Gti,nter,

aopofot (Lawyer,)
Gmtaifubs i'm 2tsn Stof lbsr .. X. Gfys
mer's Stcbr, @fe Der 5tcn unb psnnltrase.
Gin9an9 bon Der Ysnnifrabs.
&eaoin9, Hcpember 4. 1S.
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Q6ertD Der Yonfuctsn

Nue biejeni9en Sanfsn, pelcbe NIT einemCs)
Stsrn bcSelcbnet Iino, baben entweber falfbe
ODER um9sdnberts 9toten bon psrfbisbsnen Se>
nennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
Nlle NIT sinem Cd Sreus bsssibnstsn Sans
fen maren fritberDin 6fentIibs 9spolGtsSanfen
Ole Hcten bsrjeni9sn Sanfsn, wsldbe mir
NIT snem 8sbanfenfribs II beRi6nen,wsrs
Den BON ocn Srcfsrs nitbt on9encmmen.
9enniplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Ramsn. 9tsernto in pbilao.
Sanf bon Rcrtb 2(mcrifo* par
Nrrtbern 2ibertsS" par
YenniDlpanio* par
penn Saun1blp" par
Der Scr. Stoot.' 25 bis 26
Commercial Sanf>* bon pcnnIDlponien par
FARMERS II. Mebanie6 Ronf par
@jrarb pitto+ par
@jrorN Ditto (StepDsW* in Ybil'm 9el0lc0
&enlm9trn %. par
&cnim9tcn Gazing Snitituta =
Olercbants Bant bon Qbllap. brtr9n.
UfrDmenllng Sanff, par
Wanuf. 1t. Wecbauic6 par
Wcbantc6 Sauf in Vbil'd, par
0Ronucl sobor 8anf (S.QS.D .DpctD qebr.
Sapiu96 00nt tctrio.
pbilaoelphd 8anf* par
Sapma Snltltut 9ehrotbn.
pbu1eeIpbla $oan Comp. %.
'pCnn 5omnftblp Gap Suit. =
9lhdro6 (WdrD 9ebrob.
e5outbwArt SoOlnae Bant bctrIa.
@bnpltlIl SaO Jnitttut Scbrohen
5d,uOlfiU 8nut' par
SDutbWarf Ditto par
QGcitcrn Dant par
IL
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IGcc +! S6cc g!

9Sir enlpftben olIs mfern Srtunosn mslbs
bic City btiuben, am Stobr Der "Ipsfin9 Scms
panp" onSurufn uno einen 9crratb pcn ibrsn
wpblfbmsftnotn GDcs'U siu;ufaufsn.
Die 9scfin9 GbccsGpmponp,
10. 80 5ho 3tpeitc 5tra6r
3lpilben Der Warft uno @Bsitnut
philadelphia,
Soat fcrtmibrsno ouf j9anb uno sum 9srfauf
i'm @rcbsn uno Slsnsn,
KSFa Cine Serlbieoenhett bon
MIAa5z1 aus9eiubt trtlben &bee'n,
ESsas~4 ES5aa - gu nieoercrn prcifcn,
esmds ibrsr 0ualitdt, ais lie an ir9snc einem
onosrn Stcbr in Der Sitp 9sfauft wsrcsn fons
nen.
0HFgur ollsin Tbee wiro an bieem 3au1t
psrfauft, unb msbrsrs Geribisbenbsittn peIde
font nirgsno8 ~ bsfcmmen itnb. @lni0er Sbcc,
Der nibt binldn9lib sur 3ufrieeenDet ou6fdlIt
fam Surif9sbratbt uno um9etauiht merren,
ODER bas @eIo tpiro iurilf9e9sben.
Die Sir9er bon SerfS @auntp iino b61ibif
sin9slaesn Bel unS anSurufen,
g. y. 3ieber
9(sent Der Ysfin9 Sbsess sscmponp.
Ybilabslpbia, Sept. 80 lS45. IS.
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s&A1-sSa.sgssssS allte nno rpctltelle eyuipes
len III faufen whnIden entpepsr fir eiaencn
@e6raueb ooer nm 8eiebenee su MAIDEN, an.
aurufsn uno mrinen Scrratb bon feinen
9olonen unb Glbernen Safsubren BON
jsber Ssnennun9 gu bsIibti9sn.
Scine soloene uno 0lterne 8leittifts, sclrenc
uno Saarsurmbdnber, 9olpne &etten, Sus
femsSlapeln Snsers0inae, O1eoallions,
llbrsS6lilTd &c. Silterne &6ftI, 3uter
San9en, Suttermeffrr. 3abnttoeber II. Su
pslerp bon jeoer Srnrnnling.
gbenfaas auf 5anb ein autes enforcement
bon meifnScnen 509hlnoens uno 8sase.
II bren.
SD bin entihlr0cn msine Sitter 70 wcbls
fell Su pertaufsn als (e in iraeno einemGtcbr
in oen Yereiniaten Staatsn eefauft perprn
fonnsn, uno wcroe Dsrbjraen baB 0e aGe aes
nau pas lno pcfhr ite Verfauft perorn, oper
pas 8eo Ion ;uriftc5obIt wcrben.
0FDer b6chite Saar9elo Dreis miro ts.
1ablt fir altss 8clo unc @iIter, uno aIte
Gafsllbren wcroCn in 3auIb fir anoereSi.
ter aenommen
OF 6aus. uno Gaf llbrsn wsrben aufe
telte reparirt unp pcritftert fir ein Sabr gut
su acbcn. Qelpis gaoomus,
go. 4l34, Marftfra6e, ibsr Der l Item, Noros
Ssih, philadelphia.
9tcvember l9 lS45. 3O1.
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Subltription5- @inlaoun9
fir Die
S5ptfs 95Gibiptbcf
Der
Scaot$eg)eoa GaaaITYSGea

Sc0eGSCDca0 S1OQ99GeH ?
gntbalteno cine Nuemabl rcr pprsN9litbtcn
@jeoltbte. &rSGblun9en. S6anptele
II. (. 10.
0ruf uno 9erla9 BON 5, 10. Tbomas,
SIR. los gallcwbla Srabe, pbllacc!pbia.
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8Orl6riften,

aetlohcn BON G. 5. Gselmann, fnb misSsr
erbalten II. gum 9srtauf in ocisr 9rufsrei.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01
For tie PQlLriitlrra .
THE HTPOCRlTE.

"The exploded maxim of Mr.. Smith, let reH enough
alone u Jefsrsonan.
The above extract is taken from an editorial
article in the Jetfersobian and written by John
s. Reid. The JoiTersonian processes 70 be q
democratic pnpor Of the old school, and as such
prctcnds 10 hold in high esteem the principles and
measures Of political forefa,hers, and treats
rs sacrilegc any attempt 10 doub, question the
utility Of the institutions they erected. And in
advocating my Of the locofoco measures, II pre-
sumcs i, paramount, argument if it quote
from such mon Washington. Madison, JefIcr
son. to sustain itself. But this is is PROFESS
SION merely, while lis PRACTICE was never more
ruthfully said than in the extract above; for cv-
since the ascension Of Jackson to the chair Of
State. the leaders Of tina! party have been making
war upon the measures Of our revolutionary sa-
ges; and havo said, in their actions, that although
the institutions they AIRED and pronounced good
wero SWELL E.IoUGH," yet have exploded the
maxim Of ''leting well enough alone. and will
experiment upon those measures, until VIC have
wiped away cvery vcstnge Of SO called 'domoc-
Tacy," md will establish in its stead n DEa1ocRA-
cY Of our own manufacture; and you Mr.. Wash
iDgton and you Mr.. Madison lived in darker ages
than this; your wisdom does not exceed that of
our Polk Tyler. and M'Dufiie; your Bank and
your Tariff rotten to the core-wo havo
crushed tho monsters, and our feet shall abide on
their nccks! Is not this tho true language OF To-
cofocoism? And yet they Will tell that they
love tho good old ways Of hoir grandsrcs, and
nro at tho samo timo destroying tho institutions
they so fondly cherished. Is it no, presumption
to endeavor to palm upon tho rejecting comnu-
nifty such brazcn hypocrisy! Should wo not treat
with utter contempt the man who will thus re-
fleet upon the honorable and enlightened feelings
Of his neighbo-s! And arc not justifiable in
doubling whether that man has become Amerl-
canized, although no is na,uraizod, who penned
tho ant-repubcan sentiment above-who will
advocate tho demolition of most hallowcd in
s,itutions, because thoy canno: DO made to sub
servc party aims! r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01

We yesterday had the pleasure Of convcrsihg
with member Of The army. Who states that pre-
vou5 to leaving Monterey, no had interview
with General 'Favlor, who stated that he wouij
not move from his prescn, quarters unless accom-
panied by command Of 10000 men We be-
hove that the determination Of Rough and Ready
is tho result of experience and foresight, and We
hive no doubt the necessary forces are now under
way for tho appropriate campaign However,
whatever orders may have been issued 10 'Iaylor,
they will be promptly obeycd. We canno; fear
tho result. though n groa; loss Of life may possi-
by be the conscquoncc.-I \. o. JefIcrsonian, 9th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01
Pnys:c Out Diseases:

nR. kATZ'S ANTI-BILLI0JS LIFE FILLS are
the best Medicine IN the known void to accom-
plish this important work
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia Sex StoEu7ch Pain IN
the Side and Back Liver Complaint, Loss OF Appetite,
Weakness of the Stomach and Bowels costiveness Fe-
vers and Ara Bilious and other Fyers, should at once
obtain a box two OF these Pals. iheE fafits me
BLOOD and rsnnvata the system such that il
impossible for Disease when they are used
according 10 directions Price 2s cents
For sale q, the Richmond Book Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01

Mothers, By reason Of their early and intimate
intercourse with their children. have peculiar nd
vantnges for guding their primary intellectual
habits. regulating their associations and laying
tho foundation Of correct tastc- The modes OF
thought and of speech then formed, are likely 10
be permanent and 10 receive t!oit first moulding
from tho maternal example. Great therefore, IS
the privilege of those children who from tho lips
of those they frs. loyod. received not only right
thoughts but right words, elegance Of expression.
chnsto and beautiful imagery, and meiodious
sound. That maternal influence which will DO
found thus elevated will be remembered and will
DO generally rewarded in the graceful manners Of
her children when they como TO years Of matur-
itv.-Sclec.ed.
SILENT CARRIAGE WHEEls,--TLesc haze aopca-
red in London. Tho tire of the whools consists
i'll a loaihcrn case, and inflated With air 70 any
degree of tightucss desired The motion OF the
carriage is exceedingly easy.
WHAT NExr!-prussia has refused to acknovl-
edge Mr. Ciroebo Consul for tho ithemsA
Provinces, tho ground that he 10 an American
citzent Tho King has informed Mr.. Donelson,
our Minister at Berlin, that he wants to ap-
point Prussan subjects our Consu!s.
END OF THE STRIgE.-Tho carpet weavors at
IhompsonyIlle went TO work last week. The
prices were compromised between t;:cm and tho
employers an! fixed at fifteen ana half per
cent, reduction from tho old prices.
CoNTRADIcrED.-Tho New Orleans Jefferson
ian says free person Of color can be sold n
ave, and that tho story Of a coiorod man gam
bling away his freedom IS false,
PExSsYLvASrA.-We see by the Pittsburgh
Gazette that Gen Marke las declined beng the
wing candidate for Governor. The Gazette cx-
presses a preference for Andrew Stewart.
THIRrY-SFvEN NILLfovs Of capital are invos, j
in railroads by tho people of Massachusetts.
G.-Tho Rev. Mr.. Maft is in S.. Louis.
o. As the baggage is 10 an army. 50 is rich
es to virsue--it canno; be spared nor of: behind
bu, it hindereth tho march, Bacon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01
D EN- tbs T nY.
q e g z ~ e @ e !.

- - = - = = -
TEELING himself under many obligations the
citixeus Of Richmond and vicinity, for the liberal
patronage he has received; would Ge respons-
b.i.ty Of further soliciting continuance of the
He deems expedent to state, that ne purposes icing
here again months; also tina; be designs
ting this place several times during the coming year
and Is ne makes the best materials both of Teet
and Fos) manufactured N the Uused States. and
ali has operations he hopes thereby TO secure the
patronage Of the citizens
DC. 9Th, 1916. si-Jn-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01

CORNER MAIN AND MARION STREETS. RICHMOND, IA
roSrpr w GILBERT. respectfully informs his
- friends and the Travelling public that he has re-
sumed the Landlorsh7 Of this we'll and favoraby known
HOTEL and he 5 prepared 70 make Travellers com
Portable 4 good ami attentive Oser Is II all times
ready to take charge Of Horses and the stable = well sup
Piled with provenae-. His charges are reasonable
Sept 9th I-45- "stI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-01

N-AW - o--AAG-4 Cl-S-o;23
7 NIL. undersigned, having gaae irto the Exchange
business. II their ola stand opposite the Post Office,
would inform their customers and the public generally
that they Just receiving the largest stock OF
Z "a aal / ) e. e g ( q = es,
before oPen ned IN this place which they wish to IX
CHANG Immediately fer s~ii or ConutEA Produce
preparatory 10 purchasing larger supply.
Their stock consists in part. Of Imperial Gun Tow
der. Young IIyson and Pouchong Teas Eio and s.
Domingo Coffee New Orleans Loaf and Brown Sugars
Golden syrup, Sugar House and Plantation Ne.ssscs
Nos. l. , ana Naekerel, in BbIs half bas. and htt=
Shad, Lake Fish, Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, ce Sal
cratus, starch /tute currants. Iaiens Fresh ground
spices all kinds. v.trened pure, Starr and Pressed
alioy candies, soap Indigo AI4dGer Alum, Copperas,
&c. &c.
Ms O.
\ general assortment Of Queens9are. Glassware,
Soneuare, Woodeuwarc. Window Glass. ,ai.s, Cram
scoops, Shovel<, Spades Forks Trace ana iIat Il
Mill and Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine Market and School Baskets, shaker Nsnlee ana
Domestic manufactured Broons and eifie
cIes, which shah take pleasure showing any
who may favor with call.
Please cali and examine stock, as it costs nothing
for looking.
W. W. LYEDE s. co.
Richmond september @tl 1, IS ii t.
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ROCK AN* As. puI.Io$s. BCGGIt.<. 80 &C.
FEEHANhFJL far tie patronage sl.e1ay exte,lae3
haTing serse A apPE=Hs.se5. e seven years AZ. lie
first Car.laEeNa2er FIu&.!eiru4. uto.e Carriages
have taken the prein.ur.s every ccceson that they
have been exhibited the different Ilsutes hopes
70 BE- able TO get up Article equal 10 any now
manufactured IN tie Western country
Also
\ superior article Of BODY yARNISH II. made Is
thc Oldest Narus -.ser - TL.-4i
net 10 crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings OF every description. such
laces. Cloth, silver E4b BANGS, Door Lamps,
Lock and Hinges ugCs. &c; AL II lcI Wal! be
nished al the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated By dropping ..ae T. subscriber,
M.n street opposite Sir Gilaer Iote Richmond, Ia
May ), leiG I9In Il
JAMES C4R.IrN .r.vl B,s, NIt Is wei hlloveu that
regular physicians ssy endorsing The virtues Of
u remedies COMMONLY called Iateut
powers OF tins Paraoa, is wonderful effects. that
Of the first physicians Iennsy yaAa, Mar land.
and other States have voluntarily forward ana fur
lIshea Dr- Jay with certificates sanative inlu
1t extensively prescribed medical l-ac
tce remedy for cholera !.aAfH E~l.t4Fv, ctolle
dyspepsia, and all diseases proceeding from lsorcere
action Of the stomach, liver, inestes. Whet
er in Children persons OF adult 1t acts directly
upon the and purias the blood y purifying
the elements of which It Is composed
H>1II.rov, New y ork, Oct :, Isl:
Mr.. j j Foote-Dcar Slr--I chc,-tu!ly add my
monial to the numerous recommendations Of pr jayne 5
Medicines which have already been given. have found
his Carminve successful my family where all
other had failed, have also used with decide
Of these medicines nay family for any consideration
have the qualification ersouaI acquaintance with
Dr. Jayne lie IS exemplary member OF society. ana
snst;ins high reputation IN Philadelphia regular
and skifu ph ysician. J. ;. MtGi<Sls, Professor
III the Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary
JFFor sale at Irwin Reeds Drug store.
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NOTICE.


FILTERS If administration, Of the unadrninistered
. Estate of Charles Nottt, late Of tine county Of
Wayne, and state Ct Indiana, deceased, have this day
bes GRANTEE the l.uae rszned by The Wayne Probate
Court, for sad county,the administration Of sad Is
tate having been previously granted Nathan Moiett
now deceased. The Estate j. solvent
HUGH MOFFETT, Alz...nsztrator.
November 10Th, l-i6 4E.3w
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gF,E undersigned keeps for hire reasonable terms,
several good Horses, Bugges, &c, at his Livery
stable IN the rear Of lis residence on Main
WILLIAM CHEESHAN.
Richmond 0c.ol.er II l-46. f2r.
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I'r~irs variety of Chi,Gren's Caps For sale tie
LOWEST PRICES. bx JOHN SJFFRINS.
Richmond, Dec. 3. lel5 30tF