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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-10

EIRE!-FIRE!- FIRE-TIE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE
Department and OF business in general requested to
examine invention Of Fire Extoosion Ladder which
be raised to the 1T the highest house in few seconds by
1t valuable thing for House Painters Patent Rights
for sale for the different States To be Tammany Hall
For particulars inquire Of PRlNGLE Agent for the Patcutec
Tarnmany Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-10

CANTON MATfINC.-AT TIE SALES ROOM No 7
- Broad street, A. j. BEECKER will scll at auction.
Monday, the Eth OF June nst II o'clock the sales
no. Broad street. entire invoice OF Chi Mating id
ng consisting Of 20 pieces Of Canton Mating adapted for ~
ing breakfast and tea Iarlors halls Offices steamboat
@c measuring ~ yards each being g. and quarters wide
10 ~ soa without reserve in lots t. suit purchasers
LOTION hoIiCE.-TlIE EXTENSIVE ELEG ANT And
saie o' choice Furniture o all desert pons this day,
70 aso place AT iva coch in the Old Church. William
ana streets VIII be found deserving particular
All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana seots invited to attend
Ana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08

\ SCENE In MExIco.-A member Of the
Virginia Regiment, writing from Saltillo,
SAYS:
yesterday one Of the most painful
scenes took place here, that ever witness
sed. \ soldier by the name of Victor
Gailbraith, bugler in Captain Mier's
company of volunteer cavaly. was sho,
for threatening the Captains life. The
troops were all mustered to witness the
scene. The unhappy prisoner was bro t
brought forward under the Provost Mar
shall and guard. Sixteen men were de-
tailed and formed in single file. The pris-
oner calmly sat down on his coffin at "a
bout eight PAGES distance. and looked the
executioners firmly in the face. His sem
tence was then read to him; he threw his
head backward, and said to the mem
'.Take good aim; am ready to die. -
They fired; he fell Immediately. having re-
ceived three balls in his body; but in a
few moments he again arose. resting on
his elbow. and asked for water and drank.
He then said. "kill me at once and re-
lieve me of my misery" when four of the
men who had reserved their fire. advanced,
and placn. the muzzle of their guns to
within few inches Of his body, fred al
most cutting him asunder. Truly, he
was the most resolute man l ever saw
Some of the officers were entirely over
come by the distressing sight"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
A remarkable affair lately happened in
New York, which ie narrated as follows:

A remarkable affair lately happened in
New York, which j: narrated as follows:
a gentleman residing in southern
State was regular Correspondent Of GER
tain periodical in New York, which peri
odical was chiefly edited by the daughter
Of the proprietor. In process of time the
gentleman and lady alluded to, became
pretty well acquainted with each other,and
corresponded III friendly manner. The
former to make a long story short, fell in
love with as yet the unseen lady, and Of
fered her his hand in marriage. After ma
ture deliberation, the lover was accepted.
His next step was to visit New York where
he kept himself out Of the way of his in
tended wife, though both parties were ma
king arrangements for THAR union. The
day was fixed also the hour. and the friends;
of the lady were assembled in her father S
mansion, and she was ready to become a
bride. At this stage Of the proceedings
gentleman made his appearance. herald
ed by his card He was recognized as
the future son-in-law and husband, and
was warmly welcomed by all present, The
lady in the meanwhile standing among her
friends completely yelled. The clergy
man now stepped forward, and the mar.
riage ceremony was performed. then it was
that the husband first fixed his eyes upon
the eye and countenance Of his wife.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
The Case Of 1t. Col. Fremont.

| The sentence of the Court Martial and
the approval Of the President have been
officially published. lie was arraigned
under three charges, !. Mutiny, under l
specifications; g, Disobedience Of the law
full commands of his superior officer, I'M
der specifications; 3. Conduct to the
prejudice Of good order and military dis
ciplinc, under specifications.
The Court found him "GuiI.y'' Of each
charge and Of every specification under
each charge and sentenced him ''to be dis
missed the service;" but under the circum-
stance, placed in an embarrassing posi-
ton between two officers Of superior rank.
each claiming command in. chief in Cali
lornia, and in consideration Of the impor
tant professional services Of the accused
previous to the occurrence of the acts for
which he was tried. Gen. Brooke. Coils
Hunt and Taylor and Major Baker recon-
mended him TO the lenicnt consideration
of the President; and under all the Cir
cumstances of the case. and in consider
alton of his previous distinguished profess
ionai services. Coils. Long and Morgan
and Major Delaficld, recommending him
to the cemency of the President.
The Court say they allowed the accused
the greatest latitude Of defence, but moth
ing was elected showing conflict in the
orders and Instructions of the government;
nothing impeacting the testimony on the
part of the prosecution; nothing, in fine
to qualify, in legal sense, the resistance
to authority Of which the accused is con-
victcd. And they add that the attempt to
assail the leading witness for the prosecu
ton Gen. Kcarney1 involved points not
in issue; and that his honor and character
were uninpcachcd.
The President was not satisfied that
the facts proved constituted the military
crime of "mutiny." which was the first
charge; but that the proofs sustained the
I'd and Sd charges and warranted the sem
tence of the court, which was accordingly
.approrcd.' but in consideration Of the
recommendation Of the accused to Glenn
ency. the penalty Of dismissal from SER
vice was RENTED. He was therefore or
dered to be released from arrest. to resume
his sword and report for duty, joining his
regiment in Mexico.
The Intelligencer says it was generally
understood that as soon as Col. Fremont
received the order, he resigned his office
in the army, upon the ground that he was
not conscious of having done anything to
meet the finding of the Court against him,
and would not seem to admit its justice by
&C cepting Executive clcmency.--Cin.
dtiaS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
j O y = Z O Al
For tho Pailaciunl.

For tho Pailaciun,.
TO the Memory Of M....... T
We miss thee Margaret-thy sweet voice
No longer thrills the ear
In gushing melody. thy friends
Delighted oft to hear.
Thy gentle footsteps now no more.
Attract the passes by;
Thy feet now tread the street that's paved
With goId--atove the sky.
The smile that fingered on thy brow,
And lighted up thy face.
Still staid when fell disease was thine,
Nor could chill death displace.-
Thou vert too pure for earth. In love
Thy Savior caIl'd thee home.
In moro &c NAL cline to dwell
Beyond tire dark some tomb.
- But still the virtues that ensllrined
Thy beauteous form below,
Will live in IDemory's sacred urn,
And tears will often flow
But may thy spirit Iingcr near.
Around us-and above,
And lure Us with thy angs! voice.
To come and share thy love.
Bid every throbbiDg pang to cease,
Nor scalding tear-drops flow;
We would not could we have tie power
Recall thee here below.
For soon the sands Of life will run
We too shall sleep with thee;
But may our spirits share thy bIiss
Through all Eternity. N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
ATLYlE,S GROCERY STORE.

HNHERE is to be found almost every article.
in the Grocery line, that you me nt,on.
Sugar, at ftp; Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Cheese; Mackerel, No. & 2 and Molasses;
Vinegar, Beens, Potatoes, and No 6, %. h
Oranges, Tobacco, and Gun Powder;
Cod fish, Herring. Loaf Sugar & Washboards;
Salaratus. Indigo. Pepper. Nutm-gs & Spices;
Tubs, Buckets. Clothes Pins &. Brooms;
Salt Bologna, Dried Beef, & Corn;
Market Baskets, Butter Prints &. Nails;
Window Glass. Stone Ware & Yellow w are
and numerous other articles which have no;
time to mention now. Farmers will find them
selves in the right place to dispose Of their Pro-
duee and CASH to advantage in
LyIc's Cheap Grocery Store,
one door east of Holloway's Book Store, and
one or two west of Brightweii's Store.
T. S. Flour and Meal, will be Oh hand for sale
in a few days.
Richmond, Jan. 81, le4S. 6-3t
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COuntcrfeitSm:

People at the West will further the cause of
Justice by looking out for large fieshy man who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work of poi
son and death. He is reported to come from
St. Louis. with a counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them to our Agents at a
low price. We have of the boxes Just re-
ceived from Chicago, and we are in pursuit of
the fellow The laws are severe and will fully
nunish those VINO counterfeit medicines.
TAside from the appearance Of the counter
feit., any of our Agents knor that if Pills pur-
porting to he Dr.. G.. Benz. Smiths are offered at
a reduced price. they MUST BE COUNTERFEIT, there
is no getting over it,
Let all who love justice be on their guard II
is necessary to kno,r TINT c. Benz. Smith rriten
with nv osrn hand on the bottom Of each box, to
counte rfeit which is a high handed crime.
g. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 179 reenwich st, n. Y.
Nov 9, ls47 46-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
PUNCTUALlTY---A jewel!

>HE subscribers hereby earnestly request all
persons indebted TO them, to come forward
and make settlement. The small profits at
which Goods are sold, does not admit Of credit
eyond the year; besides, OUR BUSINESS Is
SUCH THAT WE ~ HAVE
MONEY! 1t is confidently hoped, that this call
sill be sufficient.
STRATTAN & WRIGHT.
We now receiving an addition to our stock
of GOODS; making the assortment GOOD
FOR THE SEASONAL Of which intend
selling off CHEAP to make way for the Spring
Trade. ;. Il W.
Richmond Ist mo- 18TH lS4S. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
A PARENTAL ODE TO MY so,

-igeS Three Years and Fire Months.
ny THOMAS HOOD.
Thou happy, happy elf!
(But stop-tirst let me kiss away that tear
Thou tiny image of myself:
my love, he's Poking peas into his earl
Thou merry laughing sprite!
w it'll spirits feather light.
Untouched by sorrow, mud unsccd by sin,
GOOD heavens! the child is swallowing pinD
Thou little tricksy Puck:
With antic joys SO funni'y bestuck.
Light as the singing bird that wings the air,
(I'hc door. the door. he II tumble down the stair
Thou darling Of thy sire:
(Why, Jane. he'll set his pinafore afireD
Thou imp Of mrth aud JOY!
In loves dear chain SO strong and bright link
Thou idol of thy parents--tDrat the boy:
There goes my nko
Thou cherub-but Of earth
Fit play fellow for Fays by moonlight pale,
In harmless sport and mirth,
{That dog will bite him il he pulls its tally
Thou human hummipg bee. extracting honey
From every blossom in the world that blows,
Singing in youths Elysium ever sunny.
(Another tumble--that's his precious nosco
Thy fathers pride and hope:
(lie'll break the mirror with the skipping rope.)
With pure heart newly stanlp'd from naturs mint,
Where did he learn that squint'l
Thou young domestic dove.
(He'1l have that jug oft with another shove)
Dear nurseling OF Inc hymen iai nest.
Care those torn clothes his best')
Little epitome Of man,
(fle'il climb upon the table, that's h is plan.l
Touched with the beauteous tints Of daw ming life
(He's got knife.
Thou enviable being!
No storms, no clouds, in thy blue sky foseseeing
Play on, play on
My elm John!
Toss the light ball-be.tride the stick,
Il knew % many cakes would make him sick y
With fancies buoyant as the thistle down,
Prompting the face grotesque. and antic brisk
With many lambiike fri.k,
tIis's got the scissors. shipping at your gown
Thou pretty opening rose:
(Go to yoar mother, child, and wipe your nose
Balmy, and breathing music like the South,
HE really brings my heart into my mou,h.)
Freeh a. the morn, and brilliant ms its star,
Il wish that window had iron baY.)
Bold the hawk, gentle ~ the dove,
(1'il tell you what, my love,
Icannot write unless he's sent above!)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
DIR. T.. ERNENPCTSCH,
GRADUATED GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
AT EATON, OHIO.

OFFERS his professional services, in all its
branches of the Medical Science, to those
who will honor him with their confidence. He
has studied his profession at the best University
and in the largest Hospital in Europe. He is able
to acute diseases in the shortest possible
time and also such diseases as have hitherto bee u
considered difficult to cure; as, the dffe mt kinds
Of Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Kidney. Melt,
Liver. and other vital parts; w orms, Dropsy
Asthma, Consumption in its first stages, Epilep-
sy. Gravel, Diseases of the Bladder generally,
Piles, Melancholy, Venereal Diseases; also, the
numerous Diseases Of Woman. Rheumatism,
Gout, Sick Headache, diseases of the Bones, Can
Ger, Salt Rheum. letter, &c.
Particularly he wishes to call the attention of
the public to the fact that he does not make use
of Mercury in curing these different diseases
Mercury is too dangerous remedy; it often un-
dermines the constitution, and ruins il for life,
and DESTROYS the whole organism.
Mrs. Ernenputsc1I. also offers her
vices as Midwife; she graduated such in Ger
many, and hopes to deserve the confidence of
those who may require her services; she also Of
f. RS her rvices in diseases of women, and also
treats disease from an examination of the urine.
OFFICE nearly opposite the Eagle Hotel
Eaton, Ohio, January II, 1913. 3-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
SPRING FOUNDERY, Richmond, Ia.
Price of Thrashing Machines
REDUC ED.!

TNHE subscribers having increased their IA
ciIties for building MACHINERY are en-
abied to sell on more Liberal Terms.
They manufacturing and will keep con-
stantly on hand a supply of FOUR and FIVE
HORSE POWER BELT and TUMBLING
SHAFT THRESHING MACHINES.
They have made and are making extensive ad
dtions to their former stock of Patterns for
M ill (s e a r nS,
and will furnish to order, castings of that or any
other description. at fair prices. They will also
make to order, at Cincinnati prices, all kinds of
Wooden Machinery!
They are agents for this State, for the building
and sale of NJ w. Obenchain's
Patent Double DOfer Carding Machine.
Foundry and Machine Shop in the mort part OF
Richmond, near the Paper MILL and Wareroom
on Main street, first door west of Strattan &
Wrieht's Store, corner of Main and Pearl streets
where they keep an extensive assortment OF
IRON, STEEL, &c, which they will sell on fair
erms. j. NJ a J. H. lit ION
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange
Richmond, NoY. 9, SAT. I9-tf
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The RALLAO1V@s
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, bH
d, p. Holloway and D. ". Davis.
ZIP INA u IA 9o

Oae year, paysble in sisssee, 800. $50
Ate, the yesv expires, -.-.-..--..-.--.-..-0yOO
For six wssfks, ~ s1sssee, ..--....--..1 -
TNs paper discoafiased ssfl eli svvesreGse
ere paid, except 1t tie eptiss q he ediasss.
Psssaee m.ss Se SsiS, ~ esrrespsslesss. -
inssre Gffenfien.
AAvor1aOan6 UOPwR0s
II Advertisements sriH Se essspiessssiy To-
sey1ei IN aAe Ps0sdisa" st tie (siisWisk Sssss:
Oae sqssye If l2 Hses, f2s0 1'sl , wseEs. q -
An.ssseise ssn.es ef ess6i6sfes ~ See. u
q subscriber) 81 90; III not . subseSibes) o3yoe
A liberal disesssi ~ fAe 0tese sGees, = Ehaps
,cke sdpertise BY the yesy.
Adsertise~eafs srsII Ae esa1isse1 snfl fsvSi6 =
sAe exDe.se q tie sdsevt;sev, u - dsfside ~
fred. Ne s4seysiseaeas Diu be eessiIvs1 -
fAsR sse ssssTs.
All advertisements authorized BY he stseses
must be paid for invariably in sdvasee. -
versisements coming from abroad. Dsse -
accompanied with the cash, unless esdeseS -
publication by brother publisher, and agsss'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08

lust RECEIVED. ut HAINES Il
81 FARQUHAR-S I=oppesife the Bask:-
Superior Marine Under Shirts and Drawers.
A lot of Rat and Mouse Traps.
Box of Fresh SPiced Oysters, put up expressly
for Fanily Use
To GunSmithS "A lot of Gun Barrels,
some very small bores, Gun Locks, Gun Tubes
or Nipples, Cylinder and Tubes. Coek Hanrne r.
&c, &c. New No. l ,nacke rei, caught IN Ici'
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, le47.
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Aminfstrator'S Sale.-Will be sold
IA on Saturday, the 18th OF March next. in
Richmond. at the residence ofJames Henry, the
personal property of Lewis Ogan. deceased. CON
sisting Of One Mare, Saddle, BriGie and Mar.
tngaes, Bed and Bedding. q small Stove, and
several other articles not necessary 70 enuner-
ate. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, on SAID
dsr, when terms will be made known and cue
attendance given by ELIAS OGAN, Admir-.
March i, lo4S. lo.3t
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II nry Clay.
He ''Stand Ere

IL 20 T. ~ c T
lie stands erect. the fiercelv tried
The slande r'J--but the purified
From every yenom'd wrong:
Erect in that majestic grace
Ust,orrowed from the pon,p of place
Above, yet Of the tirong,
Where wisest natures opiy know
me pleasures mat from virtue how'
nha III release from achon ma
mo rove ana homage OF mankind.
lie stands erect. and shines alone
In eloqnesce Of thought and tone.
The orator and sao.-
The preat-the rf.ri-aud the good
Whose triuupi,s live unstain,d " it'll blood.
The landmarks of his AGE.
And standing thus he canuot fall.
~. Dnt rise majestic over all
.,. nc '''""i"g HoeN whose un'"a's "oG'u pou'
t"eif raven CRIES wherc eagles soar.
II. ho,. tia ,.u,o., and On. sbocL
Like oceans an RE % rcumher,d rock
And ba,k m, h,,Iow. Nnno
That ragged around his s,,,.Iv form
When bfave;y brea,t;pg striI, and storm.
lie rose with eaflr,s tongue.
And standing forth. with .oui e,a,e,
-, ~ "'"o"'' .'u 'nc S'"'c'
~. H:, 10. ."e. Struggling ,'""'
" " P'o"'o" O""'
Friend Of his race his name is borne
Whcre'er a badge of freedoms worn,
Or rules a patriot hand:
1t float. on the I:yeau brceze
And DER the G,rvi1 Garth seas.
To far Pac,tic's strand
And VIE re- The Andes uierce the skies.
AS up ths gorge the condor HES
ana haPs ms wings from peak to peak,
~ ec"oes ia MS mountain" shr'eK.
Tie Suiiote, when Bozzaris fell,
And Byron babe the world farewell,
Threw not his arms away,
But ralIying to prolong the fight,
Felt in his soul a new delight,
To hear tho name Of CLAY
And with glad and grateful heart,
Confessed the champions cheering part.
Whose voice arose o'e- isle and wave.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08

DR. BASTER,s sarsaparilla Candy.
IL For the cure of all diseases arising from
an in1amed state of the blood, and not at all bad
to take. Also
Dr.. BASTER'S Cough Candy,
For coughs, colds, and affections Of the Lungs
generally. For sale at
DA HOWELIS' DRUG STORE.
Richmond, Jan. 19, ls4S. 4u
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FRUIT TREE s..



WHAT l keep constantly on hand for sale
u Burk's well known Over Blast Self Feed
ing W indmills,-and also, William SANKEY'S, of
North Carolina, Patent Windmill, called the
Double w nd-power Self Feeding Tanning Mills,
made of the best materials and, for despatch in
cleaning and separating the grain from the cheet
and all seeds rubbish cannot be surpassed in
the country. Warranted to clean from % to 50
bushels Of grain per hour, with proper attention.
Persons wishing TO purchase. will find it to their
interest to call and examine my Mills previous to
purchasing else where. Also, A few Fancy Bed
steads on hand for sale low. Shop a short dis
lance east of STAIRS Tavern-south side.
Soap and Candles,
Kept constantly on hand at the Factory former
Iy owned by Wilson-either by wholesale or re-
tail.
SAVE YOUR ASHES.
will pay for we'll saved ashes st cts per bush
ell in soap, or if delivered at the Factory cents
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, JAN %, lS4S.
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f a m lily GrOc cries.
ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing a
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, Of Imperial, Gun
Powder, Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas !;
Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee \. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses; Nos. /, 2 and Mack
erel, in Bbis. half bbls. and Kits; Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring. Chocolate, Rice, Salera-
tus Starch, Zante currants. Raisins, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nader r,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c
ALSO-A general assortment of Queens
ware, Glassware. Stone-ware, Wooden-ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops. Shovels,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains. Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets. Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms.
and 1901 diffe rent articles, which we shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor U
with a call.
TPlease call and examine our stock, as il
costs nothing for look ing
WV. LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, Jan. 5, ls4a- IT,
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~ OteS aud Accounts due the subscriber
~ should be Immediately paid.
Dec. {, l-47. IRWIN REED.
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LOOK BEFORE you RUY.

INHE celebrated Strahb Flame Encircled
Oven Cooking Stoves, for sale ut the Tin
Shop of NJ. +. Underwood. This Stove has a
decided advantage over all other Stoves; if it fails
to pc rform we'll, return the Stove and the money
will be refunded. Gail and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Premium Stoves of superior quality.
Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron ware, OF
every description. Wholesale merchants orde Rs
promptly filled at Cincinnati prices.
Gutter and SpCuting.
Particular attention paid to this branch Of bust
ness, all of which am dere TO sell low
Shop opposite Sloan's Hotel.
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted.
NJ +. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, Feb l 1913 eff
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NJ OTICE.-The citizens Of Indiana, are here
- by notified that Lewis Davis, of New Paris,
Ohio. is authorized to sell Territorial Rights for
the above invention in the State of Indiana.
DANIEL WINDER, Fatentee, &c,
New Paris. O. Dec. % 81. 80 If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-08
4 FARM FOR RENT

ME undersigned " i'll re Mt her Farm, eithe T
the Shares for Cash, an agreeme mt
can be made. The Farm contains IN Acres,
between Eighty and Ninety of which nnde r
cultivation 1t is situated about two miles North
of Richmond on the Fort Wayne road.
For further particulars, apply 10 .hc sabscr-
Der living Oh the premises.
JANE REED.
February %, 1913. Off
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RICHMOND NIGH SCHOOL.

TIME unde rsigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity. that
that they will open a High School, on the 9th Of
March next, IN the Brick building the Public
Square.
Their design is TO teach, in a thorough and
careful manner, the following branches OF an
English Education, viz: Spelling. Reading. "r,-
ting. Arithmetic, Composition. English Gram
mar. Geography, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Botany, Ancien Mt and Modern History, Algebra,
Nensuration. Geometry, Surveying, Astronomy,
Execution. Rhetoric, sc.
For further particulars, apply by letter post
paid or By person TO either of the unde rsigned-
DANIEL II. ROBERTS,. p.,,
WILLIAM W. AUSTIN.j
RICHMOND, Wayne CO.. Ia..S
February %, lS4s. 9:3t