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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

NoRTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS. s
O'Clock last evening the following des
patch was received. which furnishes good
reason for The, belief lha, The old N6rlh
State swill be redeemed from whie mis-.
rule :-PsterstuTg Republican, dug. IL.
;-5a. r. RALEIGH AUGUST l0rh, '48
: "Re,urnr from Sc counties have been
received. Thirteen counties not yet heard
from. If Reid, dem, makes gain in the
latter propnrl onate ,iE;lliiziaF1s - SrMer <,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 90. 1343


The Boston Atlas congratulates the
country that Massachusetts, has thrown
her vote, '.with at least eleven others of
the Old Thirteen" for Taylor and Fill
more, for President d Vice President of
the United States. The election for f.
!cctors took place Friday last-@?8 votes
were cast. of which General Taylor re-
ccvcd 1876. Cass 90, and Van Buren, 81.
The Atlas says, with reference To this re-
suit: "Aitenpts were made to win over
the Legislature to the Van Buren, side:
and empty boasts were made that tnc
TAYLOR Electors could not receive the leg
islative vote. We never for ii moment
doubted the stcadGast Wing purpose of
the peoples representatives; and the re-
suit makes manifest that our faith was not
i'll founded, and how much reliance ought
TO be placed upon the promulgated opin-
ions of some of the leaders of the Van
party After all their Boosting. and all
their efforts. they were able to obtain only
thirty seven votes out Of two hundred and
ninety eight
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
.n1.3,p1s
BOOK X b EPING
= II. IsAISNAfsY'S Writing Ro


-. Mercantile Institute. No. ;, Third street,
opposite the New Court House, Dayton Ohio
Mr. b respectfully invites the attention of
those interested, to his course of instruction in
Book Keeping, which embraces entries in
Wholesale and Retail, Shipping. Commission .
Steamboatng, Exchange, banking and Compa-
ny Specializing business; both with aud without
partners.
Pupils who take a full course Of lessons, will
open conduct and close from twelve TO fifteen
distinct and complete sets of books. BY the
frequent Ledger closings aud Balance Sheet ex-
hbts, which they make. not only of Prosper
Gus but of Adverse operations, the best OF men
tai discipline for business is secured.
Gentlemen who industrious and n'ienfirr,
can t.. fully prepared for the Counting Room in
from / TO 5 weeks time and will be able to give
what is strictly necessarily "A lucid ami COM
mon sense reason for every entry they make
IN short the course of instruction by >. H. H.
is the same as taught ut MeSsrs. Crttenden's
CoinnIcrcia Institute at Philadelphia, viz: to
place in the hands Of the student the key which
unlocks the mysteries connected with the sci
cornprehend transactions Of the most Intricate
character
Instruction, Individual aud not in classes.
TER MS.-for Il full course by Double Entry
S25; Partial Course, Sl5; Full course Single
Entry, $500 invariably one half in advance.
Business Hours.--After the LIST of September
from o 20 - O'Clock d. m----5 to AZ =. IN and
at nItrl,t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
HOG BUSINESS IN CINCINNATI.

From the Mer. Elk. Reporter, Nov. %.
The arrivals were much larger during the last
week. and since Saturday the number is still in
creased. With the exception of Thu rsday /.
Thanksgiving day. and Friday, the weather has
been favorable for packing operations, causing
during the three days a good deal Of activity
The sales up to Monday night amounted to TO-
900 head. Some lots light to medium quality
hogs have been sold at S}I03, %. and on Thurs
day and Saturday some lots good al 50 lg3, 30
some small tots dead during unfa ora,ie wealth
-r, at S9,-7 4T2,o5. but majority Of the aggre-
gate have been sold at Rates ranging from 50 %
To 333-so,ne at 1914, lot Of 200 Oh Thu rsday
at this rate, with conditions, however which e.
fccted the nominal price sales Of nearly 5000
head TRANSFERRED OIL Monday-one lot 600 head,
div. OH 300 fi,s at i3.i2sI03 %; 600 av W.T. 300
fbs at S3.3o; the residue mostly heavy hogs at
St,.iOf"J, 3t-one lot Of go av. VT. 80 lbs, at
S3,3'a. The sales were less numerous y-ster-
day, but Indicate no change in prces--16 head
av 2}b II S3,2J; 30 do 300 tbs at same $50
DO NV 2:,D ibs at $3.50; % do av 2,5 lbs at $50
Up 10 last saturday night the number slaughtered
was from 10000 to 60 900 head. There are nov
large number III the pens, with free arrivals -
The number slaughtered and packed during the
current week will greatly exceed the business
OF the preceding week. Ohio and Indiana hogs
are coming ~ to some extent, but the main sup
ply is from Kentucky.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
OU--THE GREATEST

4 MEXICAN OIL--THE GREATEST
N REMEDY OF NITURE--Procuredf from,
a well in he ntucky l-5 feet below the -arth's
surface. This Oil will be found vastly supe rior
TO Harlem, British, any other formerly popu-
lar Oil. Its curative properties for the following
ailments truly wonderful: Iniammatory
rheumatism, whooping cough, phihysic, onghs.
colds, spasns. letter, erysipelas, scald head,
Group, infiamnatory sore throat. liver complaint.
inflammation Of the kidneys. pains in the breast.
side and back, diseases OF the spine, piles, heart
burn. disea asses of the hip Joint, inamed eyes
deafness aud ear ache, worms tootiiache, spraiis
strains, burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, ulcers,
GERS, fever. sores, &c, &C.,
Its otea merits are its best r-conlme ndaiion;
thousands of people, of all classes and ages
testify.
CiUTION.--In order to be sure Of obtaining
the genuine. purchase only of the Geueral
A gent, Doctor Edgar Thorn, Dublin, Wayne
County. Indiana, through sub-agents appoin-
ted by him for its sale, each OF whom will have
a Show Bill. and general directions III Pamphlet
form. containing the names and address Of the
Proprietors. auu General Agent for the State of
indiana. as follows.
d. Hail &. Co. Pronri-tors, Kentucky.
DOCTOR EDGAR THORN, General Agent
for the State Of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne County
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
4 yshts.-Townsend Lewis \ Co.. and Slvers
* Br.g, Cambridge. jacob Sewers. German
town; DR.. J. z. Ball, CentIevlie; Jesse Meek,
Richmond 4o:3n4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Pc NJ M A NJ HIP

This polite branch of education is under the
supervision of ID Yankee Writing Muster, whose
specine of Pentnanshp have drawn from the
Press, in this we'll most other cities in the
Union, such high encomiums. j. Please call
and specimens.
Hours of instruction for Gentlemen at l0A a.
m. and : in the evening. Ladies Classes meet
1T 3 aud p. ~. precisely, (up stairs
TER MS.---For IL lessons S2,o0 for 30 less
ons in plain writing, $500. H--T Orname ntal as
per agreement. Payment TO be made between
the lst and 9th lesson. Stationary gratis
Dayton, Nov. LIST. Isis. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Illinois,.

Tho las. number Of :he Quincy Wing
has the following:
lit is said that the Iocofoco members
elected to the Illinois Legislature up north
are mostly Of the free SOIL stripe, and
that in connection with the wing mem-
bers. there will be an attempt made this
winter to instruct Senator Douglass in
some essential particulars relative to the
Wilmot Proviso. He stated in Il speech
at New Orleans last summer, that. if in
structed by our Legislature to vote for il
he would resign before he would obey in
structions. We say by all means let his
sincerity In this matter put 10 the test
aud il, as he alleges, his feelings and at
tachments are so warmly enlisted in be-
half Of the South. the sooner an Illinois
representative be selected in his place the
better it will be for the honor and dignity
of the State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE

I'LL ~ ((KES Made
by this medicine have induced Ply icians Of IN.
highest standing TO prescribe it-les even Pro-
lessons OF the Colleges admit that IL cur.s me-
everything else has failed.
Dr. II. Cox. late Professor in Cincinnati; N.si.
cal College, office on Sti, street. saws liz. .ur,
MISS bel" OF Scorinious Consumption with DR.
hoseis, i-iNerwort ~ Tar, after she was p,v. a.,
10 die by number Of shiiitul Physici,ns ~
W richards, of Cincinnati, says he cured Mr.
,haries " abe, Of Consumption with thi. m.d,.
cihe alter all has other remedies had failed.
u DIR. IL. X. W ilson, "A regular physician oe
taiiipoits, says 1t realy acted like II charm i'm ,h
ease oi Mrs ,seman, the wife of the Rev. N
" iSctlan, OF Iatsiot, Ohio, who v.as nm H.
Foiht of DEATH with pulmonary CoNsumpt,o.
ana was restored to health after few weeks bv
the use OF Dr. RoCEEs' LIvERwonr & Tan
The late cure OF Mrs. Eggert. who now re-
SIDES on Race street, three doors above Eic,,,h
Cincinnati, is TRULY the most remark ablc M
astonishing ever recorded. This lady had I'M,
consumption Tor The last SIX years. aud lately
she grew worse and wOrse-worn dow N md ...,,.
Grated cold night sweats and hectic G.v.r .y..,,
day, reduced To a mere skeleton, her cous,l, ,vn.
most distressing, all her physicians gave 10. NJ.
. 10 n' WIN Tue last stage Of Consumption-Dr
Doctor who said there not the Ie.s, hon =,
her recovery, finally her lungs ULCER .,rn hos,.
internally and externally and the blood s.,,I.J
onuer her na,'s SO that they came of; her friends
came IN to take their last fare welI-nt .,.;~
she commenced using this same DR. Rocr..,
LlvERwoRr AND TAR, which has restored re- -
better health than she has enoyed since ~. :. :.
fourteen yaars OF age, and in three months .,..
gained nifty pounds in flesh. Those who doubt
the virtues Of this wonderful ,ncai,;n. mr., ;.,
ted TO call and see her. ''''
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CAR an
TIE AGENT aud see the certificate. in G,,I -,
the above mentioned cures and also vast mn
Der of others -" "i''
OF DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES hv
neg'ecung To use Tins valuable incdicin. up,;i
il is too late, as there are thou.,nd~ r 80
which are too far gone To he saved, even bv hi
Great Remedy. BE sure and ret DR.. Row.,
liVrrwort and lar, which has his signature IN a
iI.'o !" Label Q" each bottle of the genuine
1t is for sale by A. J.. SCOVILLE. C,nc;m,,.,;
I" holesaie Agent for the West and South. and
also by all the advertised Agents
Also by ID: +. HOLLOWAY, Richmond
A'so;-at !. REEDS Drug Store,
April ), 1913. L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Kentucky.

a Geographic dispatch from Frankfort
70 the Louisville Journal, states the OIL
cial majority Of General Taylor in Ken
lucky at II ,12i! The Commonwealth, OF
Thursday. states that the returns from the
counties of Perry and Letchcr had no, at
the time reached the Sccrctary's Office and
would be excluded in the official count.
The vote of Lctchcr county was not re-
turned in time in the Presidential cleo
ton in 1914.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

Wants up TO Jan. 80. 1850. s17 1904
The expiring Secretary. il IS given out.
will lint all his drawings with the gorge
Gus rays Of the bright setting sun. aud so
hint. that what goes down in SO much glory,
ought TO come up again in the full ciiul-
gence Of morning. We dlstrust political
death bed legacies, or northumberland
We Wings have reason so to do,-for in
1910. the Van Buren, administration went
OF in a cloud Of glory,-but when we
came in. we could find nothing but ashes
and smoke. A Loan had to be made
forthwith to pay its debts. The Treasury
was found az empty as prohigatc's peck
et;--and Poverty was the only bcqucst
left us.-N. Y. Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06


"'"A'"s
49, Wv ~ ~ ,'.''I'
IL mas no" oeco"'e 1 , o"1y "e"'ci"e J'T J"mHy
use, an" IS Par,c"''i's Ieco.''en nee" 'or
Dh"fs' ss " ",rN 'o''p'''"' '',i"e-
nih'tuy rr,,.t" no ''''i'l VI no" 'o"s standing
see ""p""' J1 n, -, A..
- i,; a., ~ ,i' or
1., ~ n,,s r,;,ia ~ r'i,'!''. n " ',
' " III - e
al GO. naw,bL,, Liver Com,I,;,t R;l;.n
Diseases
Frvru Avn Acur-To the Great West cs,ec;
,lly and wler. ever these co,u,I,,in,s ,,rv.,;.
ms medicine is offered
! NJ y,S.r., Acrsr NJ dyc,c,;,,s co,,y
, a. u.s. r,ir,n,c IL cur.s ,,. d;,
:, ~, .,.r,,;,,tv and c,l.,,iv and ,n.. NO, I,v..
', ~ - = 49, 7, It.
at,n,,.;,,, or :, ,,,,,, ,;,r,,I l,,-c
I,,r,,.rr, vrr,,rx.,--,ud , c,r. fo,IovS Inv
e. ,I,ys MS. Of ,h,s article: il is FAR be,o,e ann
ofer preparation for thus disease or for any other
disease originating from impure blood.-Sec
Pamphlet.
DEBILITY THE SYsTEM,-wrak back. weak
of the Kidneys. &c. OF inilamation of the
same. is Immediately relieved by few DAYS use
of this medicine and cure Is always the result
Of its use II stands as
| CERTAIN kE"Ep'.-f"r such complaints
and also Tor arrangements OF Tie female frame
IRREGULARITIES, SUBMISSIONS -fa'nlul men
situations n o article has ever been offered eX-
cept this which would touch this kind of derange-
IL may Dc Teiieu upon us sure an
fectIve remedy and did we feel permitted TO do
so. could give
IHousANr NAMEs,-as proof OF cures IN this
distressing class OF complaints. See Pamphlet
All broken down. deoi'tatea constitutions from
the effect Of mercury van ma 'he hfhcing pow
er OF tins article 10 act immediately ana the pol
son mineral eraHica'ea from me ys'ein-
ERUrTivE i1IsEAsEs'--wiii IND the Alternative
properties OF ms "f"c'e
! PURIFY THE bLoop,-ahd drive such diseases
from the system. See pamphlet Tor testimony
OF cures IN all Diseases " men The limits oil an adj
vertisement Will not permit 10 be named here
Agents give then away uey contain - pages
OF certificates OF h'gh character ana a stronger
/ hkNAf or H'of @ .,' u q l's''.'ne'
never appeared. II one OF tie pecn'iir features
Oh "''S ar..',e "i'' "ete' ''''s ~ nen !" ""!
case anu u oo'le Au I e 'e'' 10 ou"' up
." te' .e e'"No az. ',u
norf' e Nc , S ~ ,ri 'o "
'o"s "' ."e'o Is ' '''P' "o P'oP''o
tor would
ticles which come ont under the head Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

m w. ROBINSON. RIcHMoND, Ind. having
purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to
manufacture. use, an,, sell to others TO he used
Iownsend's Patent Separator, in the counties OF
Wayne, Rush, Fayette, Marion. Nigo and Tip
pecanot, and has the further privilege of selling
in any portion of the State for ID limited time, is
now prepared to furnish them at fair prices and
Of the hes: materials and work nanship. He is
also prepared to furnish a superior horse power,--
sufficient in strength for six or eight horses.
Express, Terre Haute, Atlas, Lafayette, Jour
nal, Indianapolis, will publish to the amount of
81, and the Republican, Rushviile Telegraph,
Connersvlle, to the amount Of 81. and charge
this office
Richmond, Aug. 80, 1913. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

HDIRE WHITE LEAD, best brands, o3sI.
Il oo o. k"g; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
lied, yellow and Green; Prussian Blue; Chi
nese Verm!iion; Ultra Marine: Brozncs. C:ni,
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochrc: Rose
rink; Narnish Brushes: Paint do, all sizes.-
fuKr'TuRE a CARRIAGE VARvisH; Jarar; Lg.r,t-
Ek 'AESIsH; Sp. Whiting, Putty, &c. for sal i,
at reducep PRIZES, by IRWIN REED
Richmond, Aug. 80, ls49 o5,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

SUGARS. SYRUPS, AND FRUITS.
OAF. Havana and Orleans Sugars. Ras-
berry, Boxberry, Sarsapariila, strawberry.
and Lemon Syrups Lemons, Figs, Prones, r al
sons, Almonds, Eng. Wainuts. Filberts, Pea
Nuts and Dates, all fresh, opposite the National
Hotel l.. IL. CITIZENS.
June :, l14o 24-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
LINERWORT AND TAR.
rlJO, 0O0DlE IN

Annually Of COnsulnp tiOM ia the nifed
States. yet how many could have been saved II
they had resorted to DR.. Rogers Livcrwort and
Tar iii season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS
now testiiiing that il has saved their lives and
restored them TO iiealth-No one need DEsrA,aI
though Your physicians and Hien ds give You up
to DE-! You cannot be worse than Mrs Rowe.
OF staun,on, who was given mp by her Doctors
aud friends TO DIE with the last stage Of Cox
SUMPTION We publish her &c si,ticatr ia addition
To the vast number obtained in Cincinnati, TO
show that the cures II makes not 60 utiaed IL
that City aione. but in every place where II has
been introduced Read what she says:
This Is 10 certify, that months since, 4
was taken with pain in my side and breast. 1
called ia the aia OF several ply s.ciaus, -tot they
Jailed TO give any relief, and for the space OF
Que year grew rapidly worse ln aaas;ion To
tins, Was attacked with violent Songh, al
though an excellent physician lived ia the same
house. and used the greatest esertion. and paid
the siriciesi attention. II ba;iied all hi~ sail--
two others We Ire called IN, ono OF which an
aged ana s~li"i physician, but all their efforts
proved alike unavaing. At last, physician
who was attending camp meeting IN the ne,g..
oorhooa, came 10 see me, and declared that
could not last more than one Gay longer: a,so,
all OF the vast number who 10 see mo be-
lieVe0 that few days at most must end my
iy career. My friends trere caILd o see as
de! But my brother at this crisis, (hearing Of
the astonishing cures performed by DIR. Kogers
Compound Syrup of Liverwor. and Tar,) went
to Clilco,he ana back, distance of sixty miles,
IN Is hours, 10 get some of the above MEDICINE:
commenced taking II, and st,aage 10 ted, be fore
had used hall Il bottle, the -ougl, entirely
cured; from this time recovered rapidly, au.i
when had used two bottles, was ahie TO as
1nme my family vocations as usually m,
fully satisfied that if il had no, been for this ex
;eilent medicine, would now be in my grave
and must IN justice say, that truly return my
.ncere thanks TO the inventor OF This nrio.l.s.
medicine, and would recommend all persou. az
iicted with diseased lungs TO give i, a trial.
HARRIET ROWE
erSwncd. hat, 1,
ouut OF Mrs. Rowe is correct we being n.r.a
lily acquainted with all the circumstance
PETER p. MATTHEW'S
+. Z. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG
JOSEPH EVANS
Stanton, Ohio, Feb. 7. 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

Telegraph po1es.-Probably the .'tall-
est specimen OF telegraph poles is to be
seen where Houses Philadelphia line
crosses the Hudson river. On the New
York side single pole has been erected.
the peak of which is considerably higher
than the cross on Trinity church steeple
1t is over four hundred feet above the sur
face Of the river. On the Jersey shore.
the poll, is erected on the palisades.
close by Fort Lee. and its peak is about
seven hundred and fifty feet above the
river. The distance between the two
poles is about one mile, and two steel
wires are suspended across-probably the
most successful achievement of the kind
in the world. The office Of the line.
(Which works from city to city direct,) is
al l6 Wall street, n. y. Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The official returns from all the coun-
.,;es in North Carolina have been received
sfthe Executive Office, and the vote stands
aus ancy county excepted, on account
Of-eome informality in the return:)
sTaylor, 43,5I9
Cass. $4,000
Majority. $3.50
Add Y ancy, for Taylor. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

10 DEERs.-- Naddcr, Capperas. Logwood.
Extract do. Nut Calls Hue Vnyioi. Me
Wood. Fustic, Indigo. prepared Blue. CANE ood
Oil Vitrioi, Aqua Forts, Muriatic Acid. lac
Dye, Crude Tartar. Arrnatto, Sc, &c. aiwav.
on hand and for sale cheap, Mt
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment
Richmond, Aug. %, Ie4e. 3stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
General TayIOr'> Reception Of his
Election.

General Taylor was in Baton Rouge
when he heard the result of the election
in Pennsylvania. and enough from other
States to determine, without doubt. the
fact that he had been elected President of
the nited States. lie took the fact Of his
elevation TO the highest office in the World
with perfect composure, exhibiting much
GOODNESS and delberation.
He LETT Baton Rouge soon after the re-
suit was known. on board a steamboat. for
his plantation in Mississippi. While on
the passage he was accosted by a stranger.
a democrat, who was not aware he was
speaking TO the President elect. and they
commenced talking politics. specializing
about the election; the merits OF the can
didates. &c. The stranger told him tina,
old lack was good enough. but he did
not think him qualified for the hig office OF
President. He also asked the General il
he was Taylor man. TO which he replied
mot much of a one. that he had no, voted
for him on account of his family. and
more especially on account of his old lady
being somewhat opposed TO Old lack GO
ing to Washington"
;. At this juncture gentleman stepped UP
accosted the General and called him b,
name. The stranger soon smelt the ra,
and after opening his eyes tolerably wide
walked off, considerably confused.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

iseUoRS.-- Best Brandy; Old Rye Whisky ::
- Fort, Madeira and Tcn'ff Wines, for mcdi-
clnai purposes; Lime Juice, Lemon and Sarsa-
riiIa Syrups, for sale at REEDS Drug andI
Aug. %, 1919. Medicinal beno,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The Secretary of the Treasury has com
,,ie,e,l his estimates for the use of Con-
ryess. He asks to make up deficiencies
10 January. 1919, SIO,2"7 .3'5
Year ending Jan, 1850. 33.213,l52
Var;ous extras, 3.957,197
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

The chief proprietor ofone Of the noto-
rious gambling houses in Barclay street
New York. has been sentenced TO pay a
fine Of $3.50 and be imprisoned in the
peni,entiary. Symptom of real intcn-
ton TO suppress dens.
\ premium of SEQ for the best twenty
shade trees in the streets of Chicago. Ill :,
has been offered by the Horticultural So
ciety Of that place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
FAMILY
GEO. MCCULLOUGH
- ESPE6TFCLLY informs his friends and
IL the public generally that he has in store
one Of the most extensive assortments Of
F A M L l. Y
AMILY GROCERIES

and miscellaneous articles ever offered in IN,
market. They were purchased in such quaint
tres and on such terms as will enable him to sci
will do IL Cali and try lli.n. His stock con
sists IN part of
I Loaf. HAVANA and Orleans Sugars
Golden syrup Sugarhouse and Orleans Molasses
Coffee, Teas, Choc olate. Cocoa, Rice,
Nickerei Herring, Lake Fish.
Dried Beef, Bologna Sausages, Cheese
star, mould and dipped Candies,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs. Prunes, Rasins, Cur
rants,
Almonds, English w alnuts and Filberts
Rosin. Ca>t-sie-I. Marble au: Soda Soaps
" How and Split Baskets. of all sizes.
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Measures &c.
Quee nsware, Stone and Clay ware.
Virginia. Missouri, and Kentucky Tobacco,
Currycombs, Horse Cards and Brushes.
Fancy hearth and hand Brooms,
Coffee VI Ills, W ash Boards,
Scythes. Sickies, and Scythe Stones,
Ground Mustard, of a superior quality,
Ground Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, &c.
Cordage, from II inch rope TO the smalIcs inc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
OF almost all varieties, bought and sold. The
is sold again at the smallest advance which will
pay for the trouble Of retailing. IL He has now
on hand fine lot Of BACON and lard
He keeps a supply of Corn, Outs, Fiour, Corn
Meal. P0fOfoes, and other vegetables.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, lie respectfully soiicits its continuance
Non. who call shall go away dissatisfied as to the
quality of the articles the prices.
Richmond, July r. 1913. s9tf