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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02
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a. WNFbFANtT I FFFFVFhH u =" = u
New and cheap publications.; annals for
1918. Hetper'a Pictorial Bible (splendid ejt
lion0 AltnahaeR AMI Diaries fnr IsIs, Games
aud Puzzles, with a Rreat variety Of articles
adapted for the coming season, just received
and t,r sale very low byBa @ .saats
Dec. ls~--aB s ~r &. M. HEEOMAN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02
NEW SERINn

JUST received n large aad beautiful assortment af
Spring aud summer tsaais, consisting Ia parl, Of liar.
eges. Organizes. T~arletnhS, French MuSint4. Artifici.
als, i'erluppFy. Ar.. &c. Which will h. s1Af Vt the
lowest possible rates nj the " nue pfigs, t4tsh Nfnr, ut
Feb. 1913 JOSEPH WEIEI.AR,
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MlN1.En ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

fTaMes' Fat tte fetst; Usaattssffiies t1pfQs.
tA1lh#4gtFAfffHH tttae Hatet R9oae. p0ft ttafsea. W.
ssss=ss@atettga tagea Sufa, PBtnt tsupfe and
fHntfd.
The regular packet Steamer ELlskAsl. q Landry
at4slaF, tvlll tntyb New Drleaus every Tuesday
tngttti,a. Al III %a'etbet. md every TfieaY 1T 81 Y NJ
Itettft1Itin, laavea tlaFHtt Sara every "Wednesday TT
~, 4. zMg aHi every sttiday at =. Al NJ.
Faf f~faigltt gr fassfse lFsfitta silpaflat itetttltFta
"esp'sfs' aPe'y "a 9e@t1 WHARF fluAT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02
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anENW0OD MAaNErIC NAcI1LNE

StlhttN1 PP AttNbI 4V91tAtfh'
BY recent improvements In ilpae %ntttltines t|elt
power il dDhitat III t5aF IT tlR spinn sin. lltAF lttF
naYv double ths power. md ftIn tntttf tattt hHd will
less naise. tim ang ttiter mHtbiffa III tee. Batelt Gnse
is accompanied With II mutual [ Jtl ejitipas = i HH
~ tnd IN ihe Efteiisii aud FHaittl l~busttiee4 aeegf.
ding ta et1sf. hntHilna Il complete na9'pd If the
practices Of meiictne. Will q very fall glo*satft giving
elatF Aad ample directions for t1n Use II fle ltFtff@
fnfttt II itp VhfisHz discusses f6ssvhifIt II IN applicable
njr1 which afa futud. by tbs successful prat lire Of
hundreds Of 0lmfntipk, 10 %iHGtnte lie most weyhtsut
~ ,tail MS de fhtst peculiar attd obstinate tiat ARE
Known 10 The Medical profession, fE'tet ntosf jtt stas
ftta raSes NJ sblt tllteum. Dnopalgs, SpjHtls as~tftlois.
'fte Dttlgtfaafts. Group, Contracted Eitr'ws md
srfofttaits Dtseasnsof every description nfs ttftiyet5
sa1lg bptpfittet mud sinaest tttifoff1lY rtffad tY is fFes
FOR Sale hy GO n. HERON IN anil ftEOs 4
PIKE Bitpi Rouge tds ~ nEFf@3,iy
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New Cash Store.
MATRAsHEs MATRAssEat
Manufactured ID ofier

Tie subscribers are now prepafedto ftFtii II
~ sses at the shortest n9tloF. Call and
examine. maf5D4Dj A. DHAbfoRbN TO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02
DON'T BE ALARMED

alle well selected and Ii ,e stock 1T clothing
direct from frst hand, which they pledge them
selves TO sell cheaper that, ANY other house IN
the city, without exception Examine the
goods and the prices shall suit you. I'D
sept 11-3I-
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NOTICE.

3N' -
IT. tANCttF. haviia s5ii ult HE ztath. eivts no
tirp tn his ltiatpls Mud the public. HAT fh will t4at
fthtte IA manufacture LAHnUIla Akuftfipr ntfiele
fleitil uatEp If The hest Country Mass oil IdtHl and
jautip %rihrtitl. wttHit tnn ia very pt,sltt nst4tHait-
a1 ty tlp small quantity Of potl IT, the Hlassts .f the
ltlnlt@t .aans 50 8aHtf rat s
RattititI ani,nai iii tgf he tst II lhe lrtit
" Ilpats oil little, s@#5 ss#t# 4 f5
" Castor oil ditto BIS. .-.#
4 EttnttY nf the FiftFfDHA ~ ANTI ASTHMA
III SYRUP IL always ~ b. had atlt+ old stadl.
l%afttrttB ST, =..+s.. .... sf.fr
nrfll II ~ "
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-09-02

sUSpENnERS.
A new article, elastic and superior 10 all Others; for
sale hF
Jan. 9a-a52. #Fass Il BOh1vEIs &E9s
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SANGER, HfsS Il Go.
FRESH ARRIVALS

"A sraendtt anil large assortment pt Staple and
k$taey tvtsls, which ~itl II, att Ga,eap tHr3 I usl. te
deN tatsen fran FIRST prirr ASKED @ @G
april la@~ll, ....- T. BoEsELA IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

.AAzSr1-St @S-EA@s
II .idrer1iseraeafs will he ooH~ptenopslN Ia
serted In tie 4.PGl!a8iHR 1t tie foiio,r.rg YGfex:
One square IF u Liaes, $50 m's ieeekx. s 80
Each continuance -
Advancing naHsfs II candidates fer efTce III
subscriber 81 90; # not subserlber} $3.50
4 hberai dlsconHs en- The abore rates, 10 taos.
teAo aacef1lse By The year.
Advertisements ufis be confiRncd until jerbi daf
ffe expense Of Tie adreytiscr. II no deife time
fred. Ne advertisement ,eiLl be considered Iess
faan square.
All advertisements authorized by the statute
rnnst te paid for invariably in advance A0-
veTtise nent Coming from abroad, must BE
.ccotnpa MED with the cash, unless orcerec fos
publication BY Z brother publisher, and agents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
Benz. w. DAVIS. Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE fix ing The width the Side Walks
on w ashing,on street, from the intersection of
Market street to us southern terminus.
Section I. BE il ordained by the Mayor and
common council Of the city OF Richmond, That
the side walk on both sides Of Washington street,
from Market street TO its southern terminus shall
be ten feet de.
Sec. =. Be il further ordained, That any Ordi-
nance or parts of an Ordinance conflicting with
the first Section Of this Ordinance be and the
same sie hereby repealed.
JOHN SAVIOR, Mayor.
I,Ey. w. DAVIS, Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

An ORDINANCE, PROVIDING FOR OPENING OF
STREETS AND ALLEYS:
S1crrox l. BE IL Oyaainsa BIZ the Common Coun-
clint the City Of Richmond, That the Common
Council shall have the sole and exclusive control
over all Streets. Alleys and Lanes in said city.
with full power, from time to time, to open, grade,
pave and improve the same; and when it is for
NE improvement of said city, to close vacate
any street, lane or alley, and open others more
be ne fetal to the citizrns generally. and to sell
buy or transfer and all sites for such streets
lanes or ALLEYS; Preceded, ho,rerer, that no pri-
vate property shall be invaded for such purpose
without remuneration being first made TO the
owner.
SEC. .. BE il further O,dain.d By the Common
Council, That whenever the citizens, who shall
property bordering upon any street, lane or
alley, desired by them to be opened, they shall
pc titon the common council to that effect. aud
majority Of such owners signing said petition,
the common council shall select discreet and
Jud icious freebooter. the party or parties aggrev
cd shall choose another, and they two shall
lect u third,-none Of whom shall be reside ITS of
the w ard in which said street alley is located ;
which three arbtrators, chosen as aforesaid shall
within one week after appointment, each take
oath affirmation bcfo tho Mayor, some
Justice of the peace for Wayne township, that
they will true valuation make OF all damages
done, or to be done. to the property of indiyidu-
ais through which said street alley, TO be,
shall pass, and true and Just ava ard make in
writing, returning the same to the Mayor or
Clerk Of the Coancil, from under their any
two of their hands aud seals, at least within ten
Gays after their appointment. Sundays except
sdl; which award shall be final.
Passed and approved May D. lS4S.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
L. w. DAVIS, City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

uHE moYDERFUL crREs MADE

4 n N ~
NJ 80 ~ ~ - - '''
- f."
~ ..'' 's''''i' ''"' = cures "'''f
- ''7 - '4''e'
+" ~ "ti' =
Miss ReIi # .re-frfans e:oa~,s.,...f,on yi.l -
E,.gar- ti,ser,yar; & Tar. AFTER s ,,.,.
"a d. ~ 3. n.,..h.r ar .k5l.u.l rf....4-T- ~
~ EieI.,r... al Cincinnati. saws H. rf,f,.I H.
- ~ t','.,"',,.
r;,,,. ann ~ bi o.l,..y r4,.i..{. t,,f t4tad
H. II n VIII, a ,ar,,far ~. ic;, ~
q ,flgs s,,.. Il y.5ti, acted t,L. :, .i,i,r,, IA ,;
rt ii Nt- r., .st,,.s,t, tl,4 "a. II the ~ If
~ j..fasu. Of Patfiet. Ohio. who ,,s4 on lie.
.,.i,,t ~ ~. an with c.lu,an.,rv tox.,.vr my
ana ,as res.or.4 to health after f.e. u,..a. rs
~. ,tsa 81 ~ Et,atsrs' It.fa9yoHy J. Tn
Tie t.t,.,ur4 If Mrs Eau.,t / l., ma, 70.
eIe. on Race street. three doors above t5ehtb.
t-5r.,tnetf. i TRt,y The ,,o-t ratf,a,h,ll. ana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

3 ERNIA. HERNIA. HERNiA--Nery fsv
4 persons know the serious and dangerous
Consequences Of BUPit RE, conseq uentiy pay
little attention 10 it, until tn bowel that pa~~t
through The ofilicc Of The. rupturrd part. beroiues
the scot Of inflammation. at once stopping fheiF
circulation and natural excavations ii ls at
this critical time that great Danger is 10 be APP
pretended.
fr. kateS' Trusses the most certain IN
-truIncnts for the speedy 81 the trouble
SOME complaint. Why then proerastinate from
time t. time, aud daily in danger Of the bowels
becoming >trangulated. which viii cause death
in very short TINE unless painful operation
u, irInle aiate!y performed.
Remember that thtsn iruSsee ire soi! and app
piled only by the Proprietor himself. 1T his Med
zeal Office. 80. $50 : vcarnore Il, Cincinnati. Ia
order therefore t. secure 10 the patient the hent
IT Of q gooI aH1 easy Instrument he is request
Cd call II the above o;fic" whrre Large assert
u,ent d his irt.sscs has just been received nom
the i.-.s:"-' '',...ifactory.
:. B.-IEc~r Instruments are so con&tinC tea
that il.ry may lie applied by rna!e> themselves.
where oeiicacy prevents Them ifotn making taeif
situation known.
Tru>ses ior Children Of any age may be found
at DIR. hATE'S Office,
80 Sycamore ST, bet it!i aud 9TH, Cincinnati.
Feb. -, Isis. 9-tf
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<Gssslscrscsss.,.

Pcorle n the West will further the cause of
Justice ny locking oat for large i.eshy n3a WHO
i travelling through Illinois, u his work u rol-
son aRd death lie Is reported to come from
II. IouiS. with counterfeit Of eur Pills. and lie
has tn&ae efforts to sell them our Agents at :,
low price. We have one OF the boxes ltsst re-
ceIved from Chcago. and we are in pursuit Of
the fellow The laws severe and Will fully
punish those who counterfeit mesiicites
IL size from the obseaFaacs of the counter
fe'ts. any OF our Agents knotc that II pins par
porting TO le DR. e.. Benz Smiths ara. Offered At
rtdnced prize. the. MIST BE l couaTEEFCrr, there
Is no getting over IL
Let all who love Justice be their guard 1t
IS necessary to knose hat C. Reni Ss,jtA j. ,rrflea
with iny hsad on the bottom oil each box to
counterfeit which is a high handed criine.
e. BENZ. SMITH
Office l19 Greenwich ST., \. Y
Nov. O. 1917 .6-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

Nruifs and Fruit Trees of Araerica: Or
II the culture. Propag alton, and Manage me nj
in the Garden aud Orchard. of frat trees cener-
ally. with descriptions of all the finest varieties
o: FTuit, Native aud Foreign, cultivated in this
country. BY A. J. Downing. author OF Land
ecape Gardening. SC. One vol. thick limo. H.
Iusirnted with many cuts.
II is 10 be recommen ded a. con tanning great
er amount Of ponolgical information than any
other American work. and as deserving the
full study and attention Of the farmer. the anna
teur the gardener, and all lovers o: fine fruit
". r.. Farmer
For sale hy y. p. HOLLOWAY.
May ~, 1873.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

EAR CULIEN'- IvpIAy FEGITaBlE SHHcIFsr.
J +. : feuocrghe,a, CeglHsaais, or Common
{, haes-'Th4= vexatieu<, and often dangerous
disease. = unfortunately 50 we'll known among
females. that d detail OF liz symptoms seems u4.-
accessory
1o the patient herself, the disease manifest
Itself by unegut ocal signs: Vel from sfelfcart.
false and often fatal. She frequently negiecis t.
make known her CONDITION. even 10 her most IA
innate female friends, I'll her constitution is
seriously impaired. and the iounaatlon la. Tor
intir c-i1tozae Of other diseases, Si3"h a~ Stow
Fever attended with tliiieaIt respiration. Fa!pl
taiions. Painting. Sc. ana when the disorder Is
o cured il is frequently followed hy otiers sfif!
more serious and fatal, such a. Prolaprus Ut-ri,
or falling OF tie W olalb, Uleeratio.s, AtroLhy,
anu pcopsy. which end III deafh.
10 ENJOY oo4 heaiA. All. Tie SecfefoTy organs
must b. "a sound condition.
Whenever. then. the disease InaHifeSts itself
1T the patiei have iutee#s'r recourse t. re'll-
e3y which will restcre the diseased organs to 4
healthy condition, and ell the distressing symp-
toms wiIi speedily disappear. and the oeait-ike
p1jor of tie cheek he succeeded by the rosedte
hue Il heait!i.
~ueh a remedy may he found In ''Cuilen's
%qrcjhc.' /; * not only pleasant, safe. and
certain remedy for Ieucorfoca, bot for SH} PRESS
j5ns 4aa bGinfGt NeHsaretioHs. In truth IT is
2Ga its name indicates. a "Spec iic' for ali
uterine diseases, aud at the same time entirely
fee from, all ingredients which have IN any de-
gree an IN lurious effect upon the system.
This preparation is mace Of vegetables sub
stances and cannot possibly iuipre t,e most deli
cate constitution. II Is HrrtF beeH kHouH - f.ti
in q singte case TO efTccta cufe.
For sal. at Or. uDWELI4S' Drug Store
Richmond, Juiy II, 1877. -9v.
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Approved March 1ih, 1919.
JOHN SAYLOR, Mayor.
Benz. W. DAVIS, City Cierk.


As ORprsAxcr to Amend an Ordinance entitled
"An ordinance establishing a Board Of Health
and defining their duties. Approved oct q /,
1876"
Secfiou l. BE IL ordained by the common
council Of the city of Richmond. That the sew
eral Boards Of Health in said city, shall meet i'm
n,ediateiy after being notified Of their appoint
ucnt, and elect from their own body PTrsien Mt
who shall preside at their meetings. and a Sec
yefary, who shall keep journal of their roceed-
inCs; and the SAID President and Secretary shall
hold the. Offices during the time for which they
were appointed members Of the Eoard of Health,
and shall perform such duties as the Board OF
Health may prescribe.
Sec .. The said Board Of Health. a ma or
ity when met for that purpose, shall have pow
sr. whenever they may deem 1t necessary Tor the
securnv Of said city. to take the most prompt
und efficient measures to prevent the Intfoduc-
ton Of contagious, malignant, dangerous or ~
i.ctious diseases into said city, ana for the n'nr-
date and safe removal Of such persons, or tho
security of the people in genfr raj against the
danger OF said diseas- and II is hereby made the
duty of the Mayor and Marsha! TO ASSIST the said
Board Of Health in discliargipg said duties.
SEC. 3. That il shall be the duty Of the said
Board Of Health. from time To lime. 10 recon-
nd 10 the city council. such measures as the
said Board may deem II necessary, to promote
and secure the health OF said city, and to prove ut
The introduction of contagious, malignant, dan
yeraus or infect ious diseases: and to report 10
,ile said council all expenses incurred by them
in the discharge Of the dutics aforesaid: and the
said BOARD shall exercise such other powers, and
discharge such other duties as the SAID Cc1ncii
may prescribe: Provided however, SAID Boa ri
sl,al not report or be allowed for any services
by them rendered rs the Board of Health.
Sec 4. II shall be the duty Of every Physician.
keeper Of u Tavern or boarding House IN sad
=, city TO give said Board notice, within twelve
hours after knowing of the same, of .", person
or persons at his or their house, under his care
al. 4 III, ff,e Sfuu .
YER or other contag ,ous disease; and any person
or pc rsons OLE naing against the provision OF this
section. shall, on conviction thereof before said
Mayor, be fined in any sum not less than five nor
more than twenty dollars.
JOHN SAYLOR, Mayor.
Rrxr D.yys Clerk
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or DINANCE

Az OaDfSAscE to amend an Ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance regulating the Salaries Of City
Officers in the city Of Richmond, Approved
February ID, ls4l.
Sccfioa /. Be il orsi ained by the common conn
ell Of the ctyof Richmond, that hereafter the
Mayor Of the said city shall receive "a salary Of
SI0O per annum for his services, TO be paid quar-
terry.
Sec. 2. The councilnen shall each receive for
their services the SUN Of il2 per anDum, to be
paid quarterly; Provided, however, that If the
eiiizeus their election vote M Pay, the n
tho said salary to the council shall be- void; aud
provided further, that all fines assessed against
me shall be deducted from their r-spec-
tive salaries. Passed December 9th, i-i1.
JOHN SAYLOR, Moyof.
VIZ. A. BiCKLE, CLERK.
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RECssfEoNH. Ind.

VEVuTS House formerly Known as the ITEM
: pere-rce HIATT and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up in 4
superior style. with the design Of making it olie
OF the most comfortable resting places Tor tie
weary traveller, IN the western country
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old frie n,s and the trss cling
fnunity generally, that his Ia BIZ. shall be- as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with tAe choicest yiancs Tie country
affords
lis STABLE j. large aud convenient, and j.
attended by the very best u Ds:iers. ami saPP!i-
ed with the best Of Prove nder.
lie feels confident that the pains that shalt be
taken 70 make those who may soiourn with hasa,
comfortable, and lat II0ne,' wii! warrant ham
asking share az public patronage. BOARD
voralfe teruS- IL BR0DhINS-
Richmond Feb. .. 1877. 52-'i5.jt f.
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g2zsEsI71SEs EsDEE.EI.

CORNER MARION SIS, RICHMOND. IA. !
auSEpis w. G1i.B5zET- respectfully in
80 forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the Landlordship OF this
well ana fayorhbly known HOTEL, and he -
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive OstleT is at all times read V
10 take charge Of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provcndcr. His charges rea-
sonablc.
Feb. ., H. 81: i5lfl
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:. Il. E.gE,psvs'OgrF.-Ha nu

I. Oi' = / = rs. IA TONS. az &c.
MI l. for the patronage already ex-
( tended toward him. soiicits q continuance
IF the same having served an atpre niicc>hip
of seven wears with the first Carriage Maker n
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at tie different Institutes H., homes T.
he able to get mp am article at least equal to any
manufactured III the Western country.
ALSo-for sale. superior article Of r Q ID Y
\ Z : II made by the oldes, NarniSi,-
Maker IN Phiadelp hia--trary'aated not TO crack
ALso--Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such as Iaees, Cloth. Silver Hub Bands
Door lianGles. Lamps. Lock and Hinges Rrrg@.
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at q distance can b. accom-
uodateo by dropping d line to the subscribe
N4ia street. opposite Mr.. G4ibe-t's Hotel.
Richmond. la..May 10, ISIS. 19!n ii.
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IRON.

~ TONS BAR IRON in Store and for
~ sale bv J. II & J. II HUTTON.
Main 81, 2 doors west of Pearl
April i6.I1l-. Il.
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Who Wants "a Carriages!

HAVi, for : LIE, one Of the most Spcni ed
4 double Seated Family Harrison chrriagr. r
offered in this market. at the prce-m;ite OF the
best Of nett r.ts. aud in substantial manner.
anu finished in good style-suitubie for either
one to two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS.
f-ty Call at the shop, few doors East OF the
Starr House.
Richmond. April I1;h, is l6iE
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A Dwelling I.c,ise for sale.

I WILL sell the property on which now
size, at the corner of Pearl and y alnut
streets--the house contains rooms. 4 below and
above: there IS Il well Of frs: rate water Il cIs-
tern with pump in bof--aiSo. a stable. God
honse, &c, &c. The property IS in every
spect desirable residence, being N pleasant
part Of The town and only one square from Main
street JOSEPH HOW ELS.
April g. 1878 l--tE
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9sT IF z 2. n 3 G.. G.

THT quantity ofN heat. Corn,
w oats. laNsctd, or Bacon, in Exchange
for Groceries. Accounts or & .>ts. 1T the high
est market prices. W. W. LYNDL. \ 60.
Richmond, Feb. ;. IL.
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S ME 0N1NAM 6 .


~. BtIcis. has just received lot o.
4 these Superior Aatl FIeeziag Mo,aIic
Pns,us. and all sizes OF Lead Pipes to artash
which he Will sell low. eft his Stove Store, aIain
street, Richmond. indiana.
Oct /. iS4- Al:
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NANsE,s nRvsS cooNs

Such as Giaghanls, Lawns, Bingham DO, ~.'A
Bingham ami AIos,air Lustre. BrFiges. ptan. flg-
urcd and embroidered, plain aud figured SiAs,
French Chintz Cai.fornia plaid and popins, plain
ana figured De LANES, aud Tibet C!cth. De
Lane and 1hibet Shawis, with silk and woo!
fringe. Print, Bingham, Tartan, Fouard. gre de
nap shane. glass, brociude ana broche P1roSoi=,
Florence. French. Gimp, Ncapolit4n, aud TRAN
gular Braid RoDnets: Kid. Pat. Goat, and Last
Ing Slippers, Bu=kins aud CATERS alI coiors. and
any quantity Of Misses and ChildIen's trims.
Gentlenen's Palm Leaf, Leghorn Pedle Braid
Roogl, and Ready, Panama, and silk Hats c! la
lest ST 8 a
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EREeE1 GAEDEN sEEEls.

4 I4OT Or fresh Gafaen SEEDS put up BY Il
- Robertson, Franklin Co. Ono. AL the
erowt!, Of l-4.- For Sale 1T Or. HOW Ellis.
Drug store
Richmond. April II, l547. IG-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

An ORprSAscE, for the purpose OF constituting
the Fire Department Of the City Of Richmond
Section LIST. BE il Ordained by the common
council Of the city of Richmond, That ii shall
be the duty Of the common council at the EARL
est prac ticabie period, to elect Il Chief Engineer
to preside the various matters connected
with Fire apparatus and operations al fires. and
also, one Fire Warden from each ward oil The
city, together will, the Chief Engineer to form Il
Board Of Managers and Conductors Of Fire
SEC. 2nd. The said Board Of Managers and
Conlue tors, shall have the superinte ndencc Of
every matter connected with the subject Of secu-
rty against fire. and il siiail be their duty 10 or
gauize, conduct, and discipline Fire company in
this city, BY accepting the servi es Of shch per
cons their judgrnen ut will make good AMI elf
eient frenen.
Sec. 3rd The said Board, after organizing said
company, shall report the names Of the fire.nen
10 the common council, aud, therenpon, the
council shall, by vote, esoneTate said EoirJ and
SAID Firenicn from u Poll Tax during the term OF
their services such.
Approved March 1ih, 1919.
JOHN SAYLOR, Mayor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

U-IECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES
s Neil : Best Electro Magnetic Machines
AIso--Smth's Torpeco 80 90
For sale at Dr. HOW ELS Drug Store.
n B.-0nc of the above mentioned machines
Ill he i. Il 10 LIT out - those who wish to test
its medical virtues. IIectro-inaghet sm las
proved a valuable remedy in many cAfoAIc Gls-
March 80. Isis.
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62EE:ss.e Axsee.

superior lot Of E-cts5- s:s,s:s Sss%ssts'
"a aud 9fssisss.<>. i1sst received from N~s.
Orleans. ans Tor saI- by the IoEshead, Barrel o.
Retail, LOE FOE CASH., by
HAINI.S & FARQTHAR.
Opposite the Bank.
Richmond. Feb. slh. IS45.