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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

CHEESE IS. CANNON SuoT.-The great
est ammunition that we have. heard OF late
" WAS used by the celebrated Commodore
Coc, Of ihc Moniaviglean navy. wno IN
an engagement VITA Admiral Brown, OF
the Iiu nos Ayrcan service, fred every
shot from his lockers
~ hat shall we do, sir!' asked his
first lieutenant. We've not a single shot
ahoard-round, grape. canister. and dou-
bI.-hoadcd are all gone"
Powder gone. en- asked Coo.
NO, sir got lots OF that vet
I'VE had darn-d hard cheese
round Dutch one. for dessert ri dinner to-
day-do YOU remember ~ said Coo.
IL ought to- brols. the carving knife
Ill trying to cut it, sir.
"Arc there any more aboardH'
about two dozen. We took them
from drogcr."
"Will they 90 into thc -pounders!"
by thunder Commodore, but that's the
idea. Ill try en- cried the first In.
And in few minutes the fire of the old
Santa Marie. GOES ship,) which had
ceased entirely. was rcopencd. and Nd
miral Brown found more shot flying over
his head. Directly one OF them struck his
malninaSt. and. a$ II dlI so, shattered ana
flew in every direction.
..What the devil is that which the
enemy is fring!'' asked Brown, but no.
body could tell
Directly another one came in through a
port and killed two men who were near
him, and then. striking the opposite bull
"arks. hurst into flinders.
"Bv love. this is too much; this is some
new tangled paixhan or other; don't like
en- at all. cried Brown. and then. as four
or five more OF them came slap through
his sails. he gave the orders to fill away
and actually backed out of the fight. re-
ceivlng parting broadside of Dutch
chceScs.
This is an actual fact-our informant
was the first lieutenant of Goes ship.
Exchange papcr.
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tSJAST TO order CT the Probate
4 Court Of Wayne County, Indiana made
1t the November term, ISL the undersigned y Ill
olfer At Public sale. on the premises hereinafter
mentioned.
On Friday, TIE 31st leg IF Dcccm5cr ucrf
at ii O'Clock. A NJ, of said day. tn. folio wing
REAL ESTATE situated in said count. and
described as follows, to-wit:
The North East Quarter of Section Four, Of
Township Fourteen. III Range Onc, West; and
also. THIRTY THREE ACRES; adjoining said
Quarter. on the East side the reof ana taken out
of the North-N est Quarter of Section Three
The land lies SIX mll-s Nc-th cf Richmond
One Hlnired Acres Of said Land is cleared, and
under good cultivation. ana well watereti.
TER h!S.--One- fourth Of the purchase money
Will he required on the day Of sale. and the re ST
due IN three seIni-annnal instruments Notes and
approved security viii be required of TIE pur-
chaser for the deferred payments Further terms
will be made known the day of sale.
JAMES HARRIS Eyrcutors Of Benz
HENRY DTTTEROW { Harris decegsc4
WAYNE County, Indlana.i
November 9th, lSl7.( i9:iyy 1924
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ny,crtant to ConSuSsptivcs.

Strange. That s. many who afflicted with
II COZ on that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them iiio that
dreadful disease, Consumption that disease
which carries off thousands daily are doing notn-
ing. v nat /. worse than nothing gorgiHg them
selves with nostrun,s, that pE-d to the skies
for cures thew are said to have effected some
foreign unknown persons. when thy can
be positively cured b. using DIR ROGERS
MOUNDS YRTPO OF LIt ERW 0RT AND
TAR, which still continues TO effect the most
Wonde fuL C49es ever recorded in the annals IF
medicine i fact which is proved b. reference
to the vast number Of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, snch as-br. " n.
J. Richards. Judge WIN. Burae, the !. If q the
Rev. 6. W. Na!ey. Dir. Hiram Cox, late Profes
sor IN Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati,
ana others Of that city Certificates not only of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, bat Con
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the hgh"s. standing hid given them up 10 die :
If men Of such high standing viii ropch for the
gr.nt eiJtucs OF this fl,.i:c!.4e. cannot but in
fer that it is least all that it IS represe n,ed TO
be- Real the advertisement of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
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Gen. Lane al PusJia-HS Notion of
u Beautiful Sigh -"Now cnsucd ono OF
the mos, beautiful sights conceivcabc.-
Every gun was served with tho utmost ra-
pidity: and tho crash Of the walls aud tic
roofs of houses, when struck by our shot
and shells. was ming Cd with the roar OF
our artillery. The bright Ugh, of tho
moon enabled us 10 dircct our shots TO the
most hickly populated partsof fhet torn"
Could wo have moro revolving evi
dencc of the demonstrating eiitc, of war
than IS here given In tho expression Of n
man holding high commission under this
once peaceful Rcbublc! \ bcaufifnl
sight to see. and charming sounds 10 hea.
tho ''crash OF tho walls and the roofs OF
houses. IN the most populated parts Of the
city '-inhabitcd not only by unotle ending
men, but by their wives and chiidrcn,-
Every shot carrying blood and carnage in
its courSe--kiiling children in tho arms of
their mothers. and wives bv tho SIDE of
their husbands -and this. an american
Officer, goes out Of his way 10 describe as
'beauiitui sight, And this is The war
we are carrying on IN the hears Of tow Ms
thousands Of miles distant. at the expense
OF millions on millions. agains. the wishes
and the hearts of a large majority of the
best citizens Of tho Union, ID, not the
authors Of it deserve the exccra,ion Of ev-
cry honest man! Tho Wing party owe i,
10 thor country, and 10 God. 10 put an end
tot; but ages cannot wipo out tho stain i,
has fixed on our National cscu,cheon.
n. Y. Tribune
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4 s.OOG sassP.

iaughable incident occurred in Nam
tuck"t a few evenings since. which is too
good to be lost. y couple of young La
dies whose high spirits are equalled only
by their beauty. and who love an innocent
prank with an intimate friend have really
seen the elephant tho M5dRs opcraaIi
of which viii not soon be forgotten hy
them. Just at twilight. they called at the
Ocean House. to see gentleman and his
wife. and as usual. proceeded to their pri-
Satr parlor. pom entering they saw a
gentleman with his back 10 the door. and
presumcing it was their friend, they ST.
lently approached. and one clapped her
hands over his eyes. the other Selling his
hands. The gentleman struggled man
fully. but taken by surprise for sometime
his efforts 10 free himself were Ruthless
Vt length after a severe tusSel. his tormcn-
tors laughing merrilv the while. he shook
his caprors of and confronted them
The laughter instantly ceased. and gave
place TO solemn looks and deep bushes
The "fNcl fact stared them in the face.
that they had been PLAYING their pranks
on an entire stranger. mono other than iu-
dicial digntaIy-Iiis Honor Judge Ward,
Ii = unnecessary 10 say that with a hur-
RED apology they beat sudden retreat.
resolved thcnceforth to be sure they are
right before they 80 ahead .'-NdnfGch-~
Mirror
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FRIDAY. December 1f>t.
SF.Cs.H.s sale.

J tT Vs1itf, Of an Execution to direc-
: ted, frnn the Wayne Circuit Court, Viii
Aaose at public sale at the Court house Goor IN
{ entrev!ile, " ayne countv. Indiana, the
:..ih day OF December, l-I7, between the hours
Of ten o'clock. Il. and foar o clock, y. m,
saIa Gay. the following property. to-"It:
Part OF lot numbered four. III that part of the
city Of Richmond, Aayne county, Indiana. laid
out by John smith and bounced as follows. 10
wit: beginning Main street, at the northeast
corner Of land owned aud occupied by Abraham:
Earnest in l~4l, and twenty 90 feet and one
q inch west from the northeast corner of SAID
lot. thence south half y degree. east one hun
dred and sixteen 10 feet and five inches 10
thu southeast Of said Earnest land, the
south eighty four AMI three fourihs degrees,
east ten (lD} feet ana eight y inches 10 stake,
theme. north five ) and one fourth / J degrees.
east fifty three D. feet 20 stake, thence north
half G degree, west twenty On feet aid ten
(lo} inches. thence south rigIlty-four and three
fOurths (cl41 degrees. east one ] foot and one
j! inch. thence north , degree. west forty
four II feet aud SIX inches to Min street. thence
west along Main street fourteen (li5 feet anu
three 3 inches to I'll" place Of beginning. Ia
ken the property of Irwin Reed TO satisfy said
Execution III favor of Garrett Wills
DAVID GENTRY, Shf ". C..
Dec. Sd, 1877 5a-S3
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IL SPECIAL NOTICEtr

IIfGHTY IMPoRT,NT TO THE " EsT.--It has been
long thought ta4t tiis citizens OF the "
10 -. better times gard to the bilious d.st;-
scs saith which portions OF orr noble country
visited. i he true medjrsae at length offered
Us by the criebratcI Grlfrnbcrg CoiEpruV.-
iIsir advertisements Is IN another column. IL
which the attention OF every man, woman and
. hia shout. be Immediately gIscn. | 3r sale Us
James Elder, the Past office Bank STIR, Rich
rnond. Ia: by Lewis Davis. al the Ne Paris
Post Office. ana at the "kIchmon4 Book Store,
by d. l. Holloway.
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e'OEEasssEsSi0s2pr's sale CT
q e z. e. : q q r z :

:
Eey VIRTUE. of an order from the Wayne
> Pro'at: Court. Indiana. the undersigned
Commissioners. will offer for sale III public
cry. At the Hotel of Joseph W. Gilbert, in tie
City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
On Friday, tic III d0y If JannGry ncai.
valuable Rcni Estate. situated in and adjoining
the city Of Richmond; anu belonging 10 the heirs
of thu late SNN;'EI. w. SMITH, deceased. Sand
Real Estate consists Of LOIS numbered e:s and
-. Is numbered on the plat Of ''lat part Of sad
city iaid OFT BY John Smith, ana IGI numbered
{ :s:s. As numbered the plat Of that part Of
SAID city laid oil by John and samuel W smith:
and, also. tract Of LAND containing about :
Acres, lying al accent to the SOUTHEAST part of
said city. Said Of Land Will be sold Lots
to suit purchasers and plat thereof will he made
out ADD found in The hanas of the undersig ned
William CoS,} by any persons wanting 10 pur-
ch4se any OF said Real Estate.
137EEsz TERMS OF Sss... are as follows:
Gnr-ttlrd Of the purchase money viii be required
down; one third in six. and the remaining third
in twelve n!ontis from the day OF sale. The
Notes Of TIL purchaser will be required for the
deferred payments with good security. waving
the benefit OF the Valuation Appra!seInent
Laws. sale to commend at 10 o'cloch, 4. N .
when due attendance viii be given, by
WILLIAM CoN.l
ABEL. EVANS, Con,aiss:oners
4. {. Dill,
November !2nd. lcl7 49:iwfs3,.5)
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MAkRltD-At the Starr House, Tues
day, Dec eth, IS41. by JAMES NJ PoE. Esq. Mr.
OWEN SEANY 10 Mrs MARTHA NckIN.
NON, all of Boston. WAYNE county
On the 18th, by E>os THOMAS. Esq, Mr.. DA-
Wis II. HICKMAN. of Randolph CO., to Miss
HANNAH FRY, Of this vicinity
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The War Party,

Gave Col. Morgan supper. at Column
bus. on Friday evening last. Tho Logis-
lative meigh Of the party was present
Sentiments were presented and adopted.
Of which the following IS specimen:
The mcmory IF ,indrcr Jochson.-
IIc would have hung the abcttors Of Mexi-
co under the Second Scction!''
The force and meaning Of tn above ex-
traordinary sentiment IS obvious. Cor
win, and the synpatAizers win him. III
his views upon the Mexican war, are here
most clearly pointed out.
Hang them. Ell, + this the spirit ofthe
War Party, 1t j.. the sooner We turn the
tables upon such fellows. and brand them.
in good earnest. as traitors TO God and
hurnaniiv-to truth and justice-thc bet
ter. If this llibora and murderous spirit
prevails, what security have We for pri-
vatc judgment on any one question:
Liberty viii be but a name, and freedom
term iol a tyranny.
Another:-'. The desiiHy Of thc Tai'cd
Statcs. TO OVERSEE ADDW THt.
WHOLE or NOR fH tMERICt-
THEREFORE, WE MAY IS WE'LL
BEGIN WITH MEXlCO,'
The capitals are our own.
Here is the spirit Of war and conquest
Developed in short sentence.
What are ", coming to, Here are
sentiments openly and uab,ua.lingiy utter
ed which a few years since. would have
subjected the author to public Indignation.
Tho success which followed the appeal to
tn ambition. avarice and cupility Of the
people, for the acquisition of Oregon and
Texas, stinuted those interested for per
sonal and party triumph. to throw of all
restraint. and boldly ayow their dctcriu.-
nation to wrench from their present occu-
pants and proprctors the entire continent.
Nv e must get poss ession of il, and we
may as soon wage war upon Mexico
first as last. As soon as we are in posses
sion Of the whole Of Mexico. We II pick a
quarrel with some other power. thus pro-
cccd until "a boundless continent is ours
This is no forced construction. Vi the
present gra~ping and war policy of Mr..
Polk is sustained, by the people. the prin-
ciplcs contained in the two sentiments
which We have transferred To our columns;
which are lst, to hang all VINO shall dare
to protest against it, use THEN influence
to arrest the evil; and, end 10 gain posses
sion Of the whole continent. We say, il
the people sustain the President in his
war. and plnnA"rina movements. then viii
the above principles be practically carried
out.
Hear what Col Morgan, in a lengthy
speech, say, upon the necessity oi hold
ino on to Mexico. How much Of justice
OF principle. and Of christian rsili eioa.
are Introduced to sustain his posit,osi may
a.! r. II. :
taken from the Ohio .;tateS,nan We pre-
sumo II IS reported corrective:
She american populqiion have foot
hoId already t5cr... I'm uc<icoA and i j.
c.. ,;I 4.., ;.- III I,,,,
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\ MORE THAN PRIScELY RrvEx1E Our State
,ahais are lar exceeding the hopes Of their most
S1"Su.ns ''irn"s' They, this year. pay glorious
iy. The tolls already received exceed tin.
amount PaId last year. to the same parinG S>SS-
i5i .U6. The excess over tn. rntIre raraintS ~
last year. IS Sioi SCI 90 The whole aft,ouur
received up TO this time; Is over S3.5Uo eco,
The tolls for the fiscal year Of / 81. show an ex
cess over 1916, OF S6I3. 59t, ii5any jour.
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EsssFeEic Nce2s1sPp.

AZ TlLI. be sold Thursday the 23d inst !,
= y at the House of the undo rsigneu. the fol-
lowing property. to-wit: One tour-iiorse " ag-
gou, head of Horses, three fat Steers. and 9th
or cattle, Sheep, Stock Hogs, 3 stacks Of Hay.
and other articles too numerous TO mention
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. 4. VI. of said
day when terms will be made known.
JANE Mcclure.
Dec IL. t.-JotS
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RI y IA : - u, = y 3 /,

CumpdHy. ne tfd@St ic" Eftdbf'%h-
mcn IN .imcricat PrHcjFaI EStabliah-
Atrnf IN Ner lorE.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has been
popularity known for many years. THIS j. the
largest and oldest Tea Establishment III Amesi
ca The public have had full proof OF their in
t"gfity am. responsibility.
They NOR, over possess facilities. in relation
the Tea Trace. doubtless. superior to any ot!.,r
Tea Concern III America. heir .crupuiuus r.
Errd 10 aI principles that tend to elevate The
character OF d large housr, IS well unde rstooi :.
ana has already secure. them come ct!on. iarg-
ar than all other Tea Establishments united, and
they ,egu"utiy are determined 10 sell Teas
yufsx, mare jjuytnRt, ana fciJscf fer the prices
IN the agLr Z itr, ttan amy house IN the worio-
China excepted.
I.cv most z,alou=iy invite the attention Of
the inhabitants Of the above place to tlrrir Agen
e, where the following as>oriniemts are AWAY :
on hand ANA they feel 10 hesitation III stating.
thlt wherever single trial IS flIae, very GecI
,.t.i preference is given to the celebrated Teas
of tie CANTON TEA co hfANY
~ * l3er, make the experiment
Raau P5tras as tgti0'rS. sat,ec! IN al cIscs to
!, ,tt,f II y0f 0HY3GrsI
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Every package fIE addition TO It's containing
FULL. w EIGHT. independent Of the wrapper
bears the stamp of neatuess and elegance, and
the Teas therein thoroughly secured from
light and air, that their quality and power viii
remain un!mpairrh III any climate
WIN. PECHELI., i -eHt.-SelS -g0rc.
Richmond, December 18th, : Il. 9ltf.
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SINGULAR ACCipF>r-We see il stated that 4
LAD ut Triver,on. Mass. named Jerome i. Man
chester. fell over chair. forcing his teeth into
bed TO death
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zS7sTzsiE'cs.'s >zEz;.

a Office Is hereby gwen that The uaIrrsign
q cd has taken out of tile WAYNE Probate
Court letters Of Administration cJra test4nieh to
aaatxo Oh tile ite of : atlI inIcl Mcclure sen,
arceascd late of the sal4 county of Wayne
Ii persons ind bted to the estate required 10
make immediate payment, and all those having
claims will presc ut the Tor payne
ding TO law. The estate is solvent
NATHANIEL MCCLURE jar,
administrator.
Richmond, Dee. -. ISL. lit
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- AnnA Wanted in Current Fumes,
WV in exchange for Notes aud
: Book Accounts, AT the Exchapee office of
W. W. IIkDE (. CO
Kchmoad \ ovcmhcr 10, $50.
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Nr. Ts'0sTfScHis'S Compound Extract OF
Z = Sarsapariila.--w wonder and blessing of the
hge.--lhIs Extract i put up IN quart bottles
is SIX times cheaper, pteasaIitcr, ani warranted
superior to any sold. Il cures without vomiting,
purging. or facilitating the patient Tor ~al- 1t
the Drug Store Of rr. ] HOWELI.S.
Richmond Oct 26th, ISL.
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NEW TAILOR SIIOPu

Ats.",.4 i,aJ!;Isfst@ =. would rcspcctflllv
Inform the citizens of Richmond, and III.
surrounding country, that h. has opened a -ho,,
Ca Msri.et street. II F'cw Doors Sa.t.h
Main.
whore he IS prepared 10 execute, in a workman
like manner, any work in his line that may IL
entru.ted - him.
Garments made hy him viii be warranted 10
snit his customers, ANA his terms 10 suit ti,
times.
u Approved country produce viii be taken fnr
work.
Richmond, March %. i27. 1871
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E1GEs; ANT to order of the Probate
& Court of Wayne couatN, inaiana, made
al the November Term thereof. Sl1. the under
signed will offer al Public Sale. the premises
in Richmond, on MONDAY the
23s7i day CT December. 1917.
at O O'Clock, a of said day, the following
described Real Estate. to-wit: Lots numbered
-! aud !.ie IN that part OF thc.ctty of Rich
mond, Ind, Land OF b Charles " Starr, ana
known as the property Of Or. MoRRIs LAHC>s-
TER. deceased. The improvements are q large
new Efic. House. built of the most su bsia.itih
riIs ana finished in approved ode st lie.
together with out bui!Gings-atl good 4 large
Cistcrn Tor rain water near the door, and well
of good water IN the kitchen. 1t is located
the most elevated point III the clty-conimand-
ing il fine view .f the surrounding town and
country.
TER,s.-One-thrd Of the purchase money
will be required on the day OF sale. and the resi-
cue III three senl-annuai payments. Further
terms viii be made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM K. FOILkE,
Administrator Of The Estate Of Morris Lancaster
Richmond, November ard, ieI1. lists
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A DEMONSTRATIONS Soricm---So,ic

A bEs NJ sSA aStk : 'ci r oiice g
"A hereby given that the undersigned have IT,
ken out OF the Navne Probate Court letters of
administration en- the Estate Of judah Eoulke
t.ecrased, late Of said county; therefore. all per-
sons !, 10 are naebted t. said fstate are reQue<t-
-. TO make immediate aymen.; and all persons
hlrtHg claims ag inst the same, vii pre-
the.n tor settleIue ecaiiy authenticated, ttt
twelve months from TIE date her-of The
E.t.te is supposed tic BE solvent.
SAMUEL F0Ui.kE.
THOMAS L. FOU Ike. ia' =
Richmond. Ia, Dec. :, Il l.. oa-3w
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eI = zESk IA Il kS.S - eFFHSLt me BdHG+-
Superior Narino Under Shirts a1i Drawers.
y lot OF Rat ani Mouse Traps
Box Of Fresh SPiced Oysters. pat up expressly
for Fam;iy Use.
To G:srsn,:!..s - lot Of Gun Barrels,
some very small bores. Gun LOCKS. Gua Tubes
Nipples, C.f pGcr ant TUBES, Cock Hammers.
Ae.. &c. Ecs. No. / inacherei, caught in 81.
/, Richmond. Dec. 9Th, ic-..
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EsLIEs' GOLD FOtg., and TIN FOu
= Tor sale at NARMON,S DErs Syoag.
Richmond, Sept. 1,h, le41 "a
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WAREHOUSE OF
= r y Il : @ y j. Y.
80. 5G, CEDAR STRE..T, S.v-SoEK.
iEE I'D 10 g. E; LET;
Gsae Riso.s Packages
(LATE LEE & JCuSt

Embracing some THOUSAND of different pat
terms aud coorlAgs and comprising every :hiug
desirable in the line. FOREIGN and DoMES
TIC. All of which offered for sale, for cash
satisfactory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES, By the
| /. & l.. q X p i { X 4 G. L,
New styles are received almost every day, and
many OF them gotten u, for sales,
and not to be found else where.
i Printed lists of prices, CORE cited from day
to day, wlth every variation III the market, are
placed in the hands Of buyers
Merchants vii be abb 70 form some idea Of
the extent and variety OF our assortment, when
We state, that the value of usual stock of this
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Lee, yuie0u & lee.

T. Sd +. LEE. formerly of the firm Or
Lord & Lees, and late senior partner in the ori-
gInal firm OF Lee 8 brewster, from which CON
nectIon he Withdrew some time age. has resumed
business IN connection with hles-.s. Lee and
JUcsou, and assures MS friends ,at the new con-
Germ shall have the same pre-errine nee in this
branch Of trade, which formerly distinguished
the other two houses 10 which he 5eor yed.
July %. l@47 GOV
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one ARTICLE.

is at least ice the value Of the entire stock Of
dry goods usually kept by largest wholesale
joobers This fact, together with the facf, that
our means and oar attention, instead of being d.
weed among vast variety OF articles, Gevo-
ted wholly 10 onE, viii render the advantages
which we can Offer to dealers perfectly obvious;
and II shall be care that non. who visit
establishment shall meet with any disappoint
Inent. our assortment is complete at ali
sons or the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22
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CINCINNATI MAR X Eft.

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

$780, - -
FLOUR AND MEAL:
Flour, c'y mills 81, 9oa'
do country, 4,9'ifd' ~
do Rye, $50" ~
do Buck wi. IOJitJ = %
Corn meal. u hu 37Hp.1hI
do kiln dr,-d, brI, $40 /.
FRUITS:
Apples, green, Sla1D ,I1l
do dried, '1H9il.
Peaches, do, SEA ! 10
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