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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-10

.Afrer:the substanials had been despatch
ed, toas,s, sentiments, patriotism, compll-
,nenls and wit ruled The hour until II be-
gan 10 grow dark. John Meek delivered
a happy speech. and ended toast with
a punSiai,. The multitude was rent with
Shouts at il. MIR. A.P. Calhoun also de-
livered a very agreeable speech, which
was received with bois,erous applause.
The. officers each in order gave a toast,
and such roaring aud waving ofhals as
followed, we imagine has mol been since
Cesar put OH the purple. Col. Butler,
His Honor the Mayor, aud several other
gentlemen were also called out, and gave
.pithy, warm and brief responses. Col.
James S. Deas presided on the occasion:
Rumors of Psace.-Rumors have been
rife az Washington that Mexico had ac.
,cep,ed our proposals for peace, aud had
agreed TO receive an American Minister to
conclude a treaty. The Baltimore Sun
publishes letter from its correspondent at
Sal,illo, under date OF the 2lst December,
which states that a report had arrived
there direct from San Louis de Putos, TO
the effect lha, the Mexican Congress had
agreed to accept Munster from the Uui
ted States to treat for peace. He also
states that Gen, Worth had received on
the 2elh December letter Of very pa
,ciic character from Santa Anna. The
Correspondent, also says that ali indIvidu-
a, was in Saltilo, who stated that he had
seeu the bill passed by the Mexican Con-
gress authorizing the appointment OF a
Commissioner to treat for peace, and that
he saw it distributed in the form OF
t1apdbill and posted upin the City Of Mex.
Eco and at San Luis de Potosi.
In reply 10 all this, the Union saye that
It has not been advised of aoy such report
having been officially received at Wash.
ino,on, aud thinks that if ii had come from
San Luis de Potosi, it would most proba-
b.y have reached Gen. Taylor at Victoria
But dispatches have been received from
the latter as late as January 7ta, from
Victoria, in which he is entirely silent up
on the subject Of any such report, but on
the contrary, states that lie last accounts
from Mexico were 10 the l9ih December
at which time the Congress had taken 10
action 10 regari TO the war.
Sill more to mis,ify The matter. we
notice that The bill appropriatns three
millions of dollars, TO be used by the
President, in negotiating peace, was
taken up in the Senate on Tuesday. In
opening the debate, Mr.. Sewer, wh61rom
his position as Chairman OF The Commit
tee Of Foreign Relations, we suppose Is
enabled "to speak by the card" stated
that the Presiden, was satisfied by lnior-
nation he had received from Mexico, that
a peace could be negotiated. and that ne
was ready to enter into such negotiation
based ON the cessation Of New Mexico
and California to The United States. In
this uncertainty, we have nothing to DO
bul 10 watch this shadow ofcomips events
Chas. Euening Neus.
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The Misunderstanding at Rio.-A let
ri received by the New York Journal OF
Commerce frum Bio Janeiro, dated 2oth
Nov, cou6rniis the reports Of the difficult
ties between the Brazilian government
and our minister. The writer accounts
in the following mannerio for the prejudice
against MIR. Wise: :. :, :,
o"The Brazilian government dislike Mr.
Wise because he has been very instru-
meu,alin breaking up the slave trade--
refusing to allow American merchantmen
sold here VIGOROUSLY for shaving, to sail
under sealed letter with the American
flag. You know the laws about licensing
vessels, and understand what l mean
Mr.. Wise has, in doing this incurred the
displeasure of the Brazlians, and hence
their disposition 10 make difficulty and
have his recall. Mr.. Wise says The I 3.
schooner Enterprise, that was condemned
at The Navy Yard Brooklyn Two years
ago, has made three successful voyages to
Africa after slaves, and is now on the
fourth. She sold for Sl,5O0. and in 3
months cleared her owners, 10 his knoNi-
edge, S9,50O.'
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Detection Of Volunteers.-Two Of The
companies Of the. North Carolina Regi-
ment of Volunteers have determined not
TO enter the service. One Of Them, the
Rowan company, have disbanded and
gone home; the other, tbe Mecklenburg
company, have resolved TO offer their
services TO the President as Dragons in
the regular army. !; The-cause Of this de-
fection is said 10 be the action Of the Leg
islature 10 voling the money TO The yolun.
teers. and dissatisfaction with The field
officers.-Ere. Ne,1s.
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BY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, 10 me directed, l will proceed 10 sell,
at Edge6eld Court House, on The first
Monday and Tuesday in March next, the
following property, in the following cases,
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Comm,rs Office, Feb. 6 3 Al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
BRANDIkErIi.s PILLS.

1f'Thosc of orr citizens who desire good
Medicine, viii find one in the ustiy eel rbr4 ted
pills Of Doctor BraudretiI. which has performed
cures upon thousands of helpless persons. after
the usual scientific skill Of physician Ind CON
soed them with the assurance ihat ftev could Ga
no more. / ne properties Of these Iilis, as an
Embellishments aperlent medicine. are HarIval-
led; all who use Them recommend them; Their
virtues Surpass all euio9E. ami inG~i be used to
be Appreciated The weak and delicate v III be
strrn9th"ne by their use. not by bracIng, bat
by removing the cause of weakness. the gross
aud corrupt humors Of The body. They require
change III tie diet. of any kind PLAIN
directions accompany each box, 50 tnat every one
IS his own competent physic
The Brandreih Pills for sale by one agent
in every town in the State, and by the follow
M gentlemen in this county, viz:
-. F. Holloway, Richmond; John lloseay,
Cambridge City; John Durham, Ccntrevile; +.
Johnsonbangh, Cambridge; a. & j. DrnIey,
Boston; Hopkins x Hiatt Milton: y ore & Kirk.
Dublin; Whitepgcr & Dyer, Arlington; J. F.
Taylor, IIagerstown; j. W. Scott, " ashiugton
Samuel Johnson, W illiansburg-
Nov. l6, l8lf -i7-2m.
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Gssaviosecs, ksOcf:ayyavS.
Pill -t.roNS, tx G:GlE:-. HARRISON. AMI
E'rirl!hs' CnrriRSCs.
If AIM AVS CURES.

- MITES Tones ,arr. OK VEGETABLE FEnRTrrGr
! J FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL ctRE on FEVER
axp AGlr on CHfIIs AND EVER. The Proprie-
tor. in etIiur tins remedy 10 the t'5tlic does st,
with full confidence that It's results y, III sustain
n.n in prquouncifg it one oi the most valuable
:egaedes ever offered 10 the pthlic, IA speedy
aud eiT,c:ual cure fer AgEe and Fever or CIily
and Fever.
lis composition Is very simple, being cntrel,
OF Vegetables, ana IL does nos contain any thing
which would render lis use IN the least unsafe az
popular medicine
Combining " ia It's powerful and general Tonic
propc rites, Cathariic and Suior.ic action il can
. Be used with perfect safety without any prepare
ton ~. .-s::..t IN the commencement of tho
attack. II corrects and prove as te :ch-;ie
tenent which usually attends and often cc-
ieats in its early use. Quinine and the other
remedies in the trea:Inc mt of Aguc and Fever or
C!!ilis ans Fever Ia the proper dose 1t acts as
mild Laxative, and encourages natural and
healthy action Of the bowels, whilst at The same
time its gives tone 10 the stomach and promotes
a general health action Of the digestive orrau
and thus in morbidIy weakened habits, restores
the system 10 health and igor. In Go tive and
Bilious habits II sometimes acts as AN Enetic and
,tthsrtlc. particularly when given in largo
doses, and thus ccanses at the same time bo,i,
stomach and Bowels, and promotes "a proiuso
pcrsPration.
In Fever, generally, it will be found a most
valuable Tonic, for, whilst il gives tone to the
system, its BiIuphoretic and Laxative properties
guard the patient from the production of fe-
: SMITH, p''s' ' Louisville e'i Nv,
O-yAgents and Country dealers supplied by
T. NERRYWEATHER, General Agent for
Ohio and Nort'.en Indiana, Third ST, opposite tho
Post Office. Cincinnati Chic.
FOX sale in Richmond, by Dr. ]. Ioweli's and
Irwin Reed, Liberty ilson Il Anderson.
Richmond Sept. 7, 1sI7.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
MANSION HOUSE,
E2aIae HnA

II Mis- House formerly known the "TcTh
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been reiitted up in a
superior style, with the design Of making it one
OF the most comfortable resting places fer the
weary traveller, in the western countr-.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure III
Informing his old frie nds, and the tra'el,ng COM
nunty generally, that his TABLE shall be. (as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE Is large and ccneen~nt, and /.
attended by the very best Of Ostlerr and suppl
ed with the best OF Prove ndcr
He f.tls confIen Mt that the pans that shall 10
taken to make those who nav sojourn with him.
comfortable, and ..at Ko'ne, will warrant hi'I,
in asking share o'pub.ic patronage. BOARD
Frs taken BY ~ day or week on the most IA
yoralla fert~f. X. BROOkINS.
Richp,ond. Feb. Q. 1917. SIS. IL.
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HARD OF HEARING.-An old rick. says
an Albany paper. was played on the sher-
if at the present term Of the Court. lie
was short Of jurors, and made descent
on the street He accosted a gentleman
well known in town, with
Il want you in court for a juror"
ola replied the man, .'speak little
louder
The Sheriff pitched his voice into a high
key. Il want YOU for Juror
~ es. yes noddin9 his head very sig
nifcantly. lit is very fine day"
The Sheriff taking him for a deaf man
bolted. The wag placed his thumb to his
nose and went through the motions.
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EHHANkIIL fer tie patronage already *
tended toward him. -olic!ts continuap<c
of the same having served apPrer. snip
of seven years with Che FIRST Carriage akeT III
Philadelphia, whose Carriages hp,e taken the
premiums on every occasion thu they nave been
lie able to r.. M an arfi.~ at least equal 10 am
now manu- tctured u.fhe Western country.
AI.SO-for 81. 4 superior article Of = q y \
ysREISR, made by the oldest Narnsa
Maker j PhiaGclp llia--arDTrGi,ted moi 10 crac6
A.so-Carriagc Trimmings Of every descrip-
ron. such - Laces, Cloth, silver Hub Bands
Door Handlcs. Lamps. Lock and Hinges. Rugs,
&c: all Of which will be furnished at III. lowest
Cash price. Persons al distance can he accom-
fnodafed by dropping a line 10 the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. tfilherts Hotel
Richmond, Ia, Feb. ., -41. I9in Al
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violent oeoth~ IN spite OF caloo.cr.

Are continually taking place At this season OF
the year. from conge9tive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious ChoIic, Cholera Iorbus. PIcurIsr. and
acute inflammation Of the Lungs and Liver
Now we ask any man to put his finger \
sia-!e case Of any Of these complaints II which
.'Rey =. Hibbard's Vegetable PlIls.' taken
promptly. have failed TO cure. We defy him TO
90 it.-learesslv ana above board-for we know,
these Pills will act effectively sure as they are
taken.
Half pill i the usual dose. but in these most
violent attacks, give one, even two Pills. dis
solved that It may operate the sooner Read thu
directions, that 90 with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting. another should be
taken The next Gav The more violent and
alarming the attack Of any malignant fever.
Bilious Choiic or Cholera NorhGs, tile mere
promptly TO these pills meet. aud overcome the
disease.
J~Agent aud Country dealers supplied 5v F.
MERRY x FATHER. General Agent for Ohio
and Nosthen In:iana. Third street. opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Fer sale in Richmond, b Dr.. J. Howeli's and
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept. !, lS47.
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iftf
Ce,sntcrfeIi-...

Peorle At The Uf5t viii further the cause Ct
Justice bv looking out for large tleshy man WHO
j. travelling through Illinois, on bis work OF poi
son ana death. lie j. reported to come from
II. Louis with counter e!t Of our fifS, ans IL
has mad eifurts self them to Agents It Il
low price. We have one OF the boxes jaSt r
c.ived from Chlcago, and we ~ pursuit y
the fellow. The Laws are severe ana "lII iu4lA
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
-" Aside from the appearance of the counter
f.its. any Of our Agents khofr that # Psii~ PER
porting 10 be Or. &. EfAj. SMITHS are oIhred at
Il redHced pricc, .hey Bf couNTEGFEir, tlefe.
Is getting over 1t.
etali who love Justice be on their guard. It
Is necessary TO knotr That e.. Benz Smith Is hrfi.i'H
with my arm h4nd on the bottom of each box, 10
counterfeit which IS a higiI handed crime.
O.. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 119 Creenw ich st., y. !
Nov. 9, 1917 4o-fi
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IL SPECIAL. NOTICE. n

UIGHIY IMPORTANT TO TIE w Esr.-it has bee
long though that the citizens OF the West were
TO better times in regard to the bilious dsea-
SEES with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
by the celebrated Crate nbcrg Company
Their adv rtlsc lnent is in another column, to
which the ,enti0n of every man, woman ana
child should be- Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder, al the Post Office Beek Sfots, Rich
inond. Ia; by Lewis Davis, at the Ne Paris
Post Office aud q the .sRichmoIa Book store
b. y. j.. holloway.
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JOSEPH W. G-1--.2 Aazz0 ;
|<TIE.AP CASH sTo;,sc - Bar
I ! GAINS can n0jc be had at the Store Of J. "
GILBERT, who has recently received from the
East a complete assortment Of DRY GOODS.
His stock consists, part. Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Icstipgs. Sati3cts, and Jeans
Fancy Goods. Dc
II-AISO-. fui. assortment. NJ all times.
of HAIspt- ARE. GROCERIES. and
QTF.EsStV.RC
There is No MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices.
for CASH approved Country Produce.
I=CalI at the CHE-iP CASH STORE. in
the West Raoia Of the Richmond Hold, ana obt-
ain BARG ANS!
Richmond. Aug. 81, lo47.
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triumphant Success Of Euehan's Hungarian Bal
cam Of Lifc-the G7'eat English Remedy foi'
Coughs, Colds. thn,a, and Consu,n ptiOn.


THr most celebrated ana nfallibIc remedy for
colds, igiIs. asthma, any form Of pulmonary
consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam OF Life,
discovered by DR.. Buchan, OF London England.
tested for upwards Of seven years III q reat Bri-
tain, ard on the continent: Of Europe, a:.d intro
Gucrd into the United States under H.. in:ncdi-
ate superintendent Of the ,nveaf~r.
he ASTONISHING success II the Hungarian Bal
sam OF LIZ, IA t1.e cure of every form OF coz
sumption, warrants the American Agent in so..-
citing Tor treatment the ,orst rossi5ie coses that
can bc found ia the cofnH.unity-cases that seek
relief IN VAN ifofs any Of the common remedies
q me Gay, end have been gwen up by the most
distinguished phy6icIans a. confirmed aud incU-
rattle. The Hungarian pal@am has cured, ana
can cure, The most desperate Of cases. j, IS
q4Gc. nosfrnm, bat standard Engis sh remedy,
Of Known and established efficacy.
The grea. and only certain remedy Cor colds,
coughs, ASTHMA and consumption, il The Hnnga-
ran B1'san Of Life. This uariyalied specific
will not OILY relieve, butspeediiy and eifectually
curo, w.len all other means have failed. Make NO
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
OF the lungs. but seek al this infalibe rem
edy, and YOU are safe Under its benign and
guaYItiYe iBflue nee, the most obstinate and dam
gerous cough is speedily removed, Splitting Of
blood, 50 alarming, is entirely prevented: night
syeats. which nuIlify the restoring power OF
sleep, Checked: Inflammation Is reduced:
pain and soreness in the SIDE felt 10 more );
the breathing is rendered soft and easy: and the
unfortunate sufferer is restored from the,
awful condition Of a consurnptlve, to healthy
and comfortable existence.
In case OF actual disease Of the lungs or Of sea-
ted consumption, !: is the only source of hope.
American price, 81 peg bottle, with fall direc-
tons Tor the restoration of health.
fsone genuine without the written signature
q the American agent, on gold and bronze Ia
bel, TO counterfeit which is forgery.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
DR.. ]. HOWELIlS.
u Pamphlets respecting this Great Egg isl,
remedy may be had gratis Of DT. ]. How ellis.
Richmond, Ia.
Jan. LIST, I547. Er
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he DGES! he D EST!

e VIE undo rsigned has Just received and Offer
for sale, large quantity of WHITE
THORN SEED. Experience has proven this
Thorn to be decidedly the best now IL for
,Icdges. He Will also furnish the Usage Orange
Seed. ano..,-r excellent article for hedges
Also, CATAWBA ca y: VINES. from one
TO ten thousand. Inquire ut the v i,iole Gar
den. G.. MENDENHAII.
Richmond, l1t Month &c -l7-3t-
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There are in Pennsylvania, 29o Divisions of
the Sons Of temperance. having in the aggre-
gate 81 $50 members, being increase of :, 639
during the present
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4 administrators Notice Notice is
"a hereby given, that | have taken letters of
administration out of the Union Probate Court
on the estate of my wifi, Maria iNec~ter, late of
Butler county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
debtcd the said dccedent requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against the SAM notified to present the IN dr.
" authenticated for settlement. The estate is
supposed to be solvent.
FREDERICK KEESTER, AnM'R.
Nov. IS, l~i7. fist
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ss0DIs Ayge sEs0Es.

of his own manufacture. which he viii sell cheaI
for Cash. He has on hand and Will make to or
der, LADIES and CHfI.DRENS SHors of all kinds
and of the best materiai-none of Your Eastern
hdff-n,Gdc, broarn paper Mings-but a GOOD ARII-
Gle, and warranted TO lie rfRsT-RATE. Call am
examine his stock; for he is determined to sci
work in his line as CHEAP as any ether cstab
lisInent in Richmond.
September / ith, ISL. 3otf
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w ANTED at the s'Cheap Western Cash
w Store" for which the highest marhct
price ,rU BE- gi1en in cash.
SCOTT & co.
Richmond Oct. 4. I2.-
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gr.scs- 5Issczagsaacss"..,

4 , ESPECTFUII.Y informs his OLD custom
Z a aud the public, that he has removed his
Shop TO the North side Of Alain street, two doors
East Of Blanchard store, where he viii BE hap
Ply to receive continuation Of the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to him. He has on hand
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T sGs3 Esecci.csi-A complete assortment
- OF Druggists and Physicians Glass Ware,
Instruments &c, for sale by IRWIN REED.
Nov. &C. 1916.
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GRAEfENBERt. l-EGETAHLE PTS.
GRAVE. \ AN MING

for the victims Of the diseases referred to. We
venture to say that if these Pills were furnished
to every family in the United States at the ex-
pensc Of
TIE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
II would be the most economical and Inercifal
expenditure ever made. Why! Because from
every family ALL BJIIoUs TENDENCIES WOULD BE
HeSIsHEn. The West would no longer be Tread
ed. There would be
NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS:
The inlafitlnts there would be as free from
such complaints those OF the nealtEiest por-
tons of New England.
i | mike all other anti-bious medicines the
Gracic nherg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system Those who
use them according TO directions
C4NNOT BECOME BILIOUS,
With these remarks the Graefenberg Compa-
ny invite still more extended trial Of their Pills
lsf Lt neighborhoods ciub together and ret n
SUNNY. and dsfribute 10 erefy famify.
I'd, Let Gltrgynen recommend and dishibute
them
81 Let LondtoIIe,s furnish them to The settlers
on Mer ands.
Al. La Emigront Societies and other milan
Mfolic bodies furnish them 10 tie ncedg
Ia short. there is no earthly reason why the
" est should not be perfectly healthy: that on its
beautiful prairles and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
Joyca.
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
chseve eqnelly wonderful triumphs
Asthma. fionr A bus, or Whites.
Bilious Complaints, Gastric Fever,
boIis, Green Sick
Bowels, detic lent action Gripes.
IN. Heartburn,
Bree~t Pang, Head Ache,
Catarrh, MYSTERIES
Constipation Incontincnce of Urine
Cough Of Pr gnancy, Iugestion
Co>tIvenesS, Inflammation of Vital
i'ffh"ca. Parts,
Difficult Breathing, Inflammation of the Sto-
Dyspepsia, nacn
Dy-p-ptic Consumption Janndice
Digestion. imperfect. Liver CornpIaints
DISSEMINATION of Blood Low Spirits
to the Head, Nenstrp.rtion, suppress
Ear Ache. s.-f or painful,
Ery ipelas. -ervous Disorders.
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fever-Iow, --~rrVoue, rheumatism.
Intermittent, Remit Stomach, various dIsea-
tent
Fc.7rr and AEue, Whites.
latulency,
In all bilious chronic disorders, these Pills.
achieve the most wonde rfui triumph. HIRE TIsTT
DEFY COMPETITION And as the susceptibility OF
the American constitution is to these diseases
trey are APPLY STYLED by some
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Tanning s.st;s s,i.siiinc.,t.

e. S.r..s.t...,
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati and Country
Tanned SOLE, SkIRTINC, SEATING, HAIR
NESS, BRIDLE and UPPER lie A1'iiER; Calf,
Kip Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. &c.
1.-THE highest market price viii, at all times,
be paid for any quantity OF HIDES, delivered at
our store as above.
Richmond, I0sh mo. 2Gth ISi7. 4ftf
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yrTANTED--Anv quantity Of Wheat. Corn.
w Oats. Fia4seed, c. Bacon. in Exchange
for Groceries. -tccoaatS Or CASH. NJ the high
est market pr.geS II. ". LYNnE L CO.
Richmond. November Is, 49,
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JEREMIAH HaDLEY. NI- kESw oaFHr
jesse J kEvv. oETMY.
:. saicaEY. & GO.

Oat Door East Of B. Brig...-eli's Store. Nam 81,
EsEcsszEO-.n. -,
4 RE now opening large assortment OF
u Saddlery Hard ware, Coach END Carriage
Trimmings. Steel Springs, &c, embracing. per
haps, every article demanded in The above de-
partnents OF Trade, and, having facilities for re-
ceiving direct from Importers and Manufacturers.
will sell at exceedingly iox prices And having
n,
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for the victims Of the diseases referred to. We
venture to that If these Pills were. furnished
to every family in the United States at the ex-
Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
Corrected frefkIy from Peabodys Commercial ftiG

Havana, green, t,d 4
FLOUR ASp MEAL.
Flour, c'y mills, $40
do country, l,55d !. 90
do Rye, 3,13td 400
do Buckw',. lo0ib a.,j
Corn meal. " bu. 37Gd I l
do kiln dried. brl, -, 90
FRUITS:
apples. green, Slt19l.i5
do dried, 60G75
Peaches. do, l,nAd 80
Cranbcrries. hrl. . i.tGiA
FrsiI:
God, drv t. 10 5iG51c.
Shad. Bait, brl, $3.50
Salmon, 1900
White Fish. SS9o.0O
Mackerel. No l. sladl3
do No >. S9.ab9 10
do No 2. 7,75taS,00
Hcrring,ib box 81, lGl,25
FEATHERS:
II -. ~ II. n m