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PIANO EORTES.

PIANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street, (new stOre) -four
very EXTENSIVE Vs'S5 stock Of PIANO F6RTEs,
and a H. Gale & Co. This stock CON pnsesI Y Y Y
great variety, embracing the much esteemed HOiIan,
"s sECoNB BuH NB PPASos asn in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je3Ot
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR FILL CROP.
TTNHE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock of SEEDS,
Il consisting OF Tunips Cabbages OF sorts, 5ssSEa
Beets, Carrots, Onions Lettuce, LeekS and every NES
warranted fresh or NO pay9 Sold Wholesale and ~
f Planters and Gardeners are solicited call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLE''K'S Seed Store, lol st.
~ GlkMELIA PLANT S Rose, Orange and Lemon
TREES and all sorts OF SllRUBBERH on haga the
whole season. Jy-o ON
THREE MONTHS EXTRA. PAY
IA OFFICERS, nOn-commiSsiOned Officers, MuSl- /
SI clans and Privates, " who have served out the@
TX Mexco oTTece1ed an honorable dchlrge' W
are entitled to Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
the subscribers (95 st. Charles sIeetO can Lave Their
applications forwarded the proper Department at Wash
ngon, and receive without delay, an order OF paymen
which will be honoed by any Paymaster most convenient
to the residence of the claimant"
to- Pensions and other military CLAIMS prosecuted
and WARREN A. GRICE,
aSd late Capt. ID Ret. La. VOLUNTEERS.
THREE MONTHS EXTRA, PAY.
NJ otf.s i9eIy Occupied BY Brig Cen AK,
I'D s ChurchiIl. Inspector General S. z9sS~A
corner OF St Charles and PeddO streets PREPARED TO eN
all the necessary papers 10 enue officers, non comm
stoned ofcers musicians, and pnvates to the above pay
on tie HOst rcas0adJie terms. Any business entrusted to
their care will be dispatched with the utmost prOmPttude
The Regiments Of Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 included
in the act Congress of 18th July 1913. Company ccOuns
adjusted and returns made out for the proper Departments
with accuracy and dispatch.
e3@ IaamefiqIe attention paid to Bounty Lend, Pen
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt. Co. X. lSt La. NOlu tiers.
VIM MONAGHAN,
aI4tf late Capt Co. F. 9th Regt La. Volunteers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

From Mr.. John d. Morgan, Druggist, dated
PTTTsBuRG, Jan. y, 1547.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know of one instance Of permanent cur5 Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able TO sell at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

VVNTTI, subscribers have Just received additional Q
supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches On
with Hunting Cases Of NJ l. Tobias ROskelI and x 5s
other superior makers also Fine LORdgH DUDteL AAfS
Uatches rich Jeey ofthe latest Styles comprising Fine
Necki.ees Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases. Finger Rings
&c Also great variety OF FANCY GOODS selected BY
one of the firm in the European markets. consisting OF Work
Boxes Blessing Cases fine Fans RecueS and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Castors CandIsstcks Double and Single Barrel
GINS Pistols RevOvers Bowie Knives, Military Goods &cI
&c for sale Al moderate prices by -
e5l HYDE x GOODRICH. Is Charities st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

sTLe Cars will leave New Orleans and CarrOton every
hour after o clock on Sundays if tine weather is fair.
r. The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the corner of BarOnne and Canal sts mylz stNOv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

milford, Perry Co,ntu, Pa, October l, 1876:
Messrs Robinson Collins u Co.: Srs-Lhls Is to inform
you that was afflicted for twenty with violent pain
in my breast so much that could hardly lie in bed at
decided symptoms of consumption applied to several emf
nent physicians and took great deal OF medicine without
anv relief whatever. advised to try Dr. DAVIS Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, of which took two
bottles which entirely relieved me OF my complaints; there
fore can with confidence, recommend to all who are in
ike manner afflicted, most valuable medICtne,
JOHN TOOMEY
The authenticity of the above statement youched for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant OF Milford who knows w.
ToOmey and the circumstances of his Mr. T. is 20"
From DR.. ~ s. Mcintosh ,,,.,
WELLsvILLE ONO, Jan. %, 1S47.-The ariclso1 Wna
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medCne anu US
considerably my practice. have sold and uau edy on
that you have forwarded and would be plead 70 nave Ou
send another supply early as the means q 'raisio
will open. nan
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CBajSRY AND a h.
The following statement is word orWoa' as IL Ma1 any
certificate manufacturing VIII WI i T.. ;ot e.,
PHILADELPHIA, sept %, lsll ~ E" ti I'M oTl nd
the last fifteen years weakneos OF ue o9sl I l
hectic fever and very treqUenty lao ~ O G l E{
!I WI" i%Lt st Last April had violent attack
,hic lasted r tloe months; It appeared to me that my
,,bns lTnS ,geys lsed would spit up daily half pint
f oSt - a great many remedies that were recon-
VI otye As a number of prescriptions from our
F;i, Isi,a without relief. At laStl was prevailed
80 n ~ E ijr Davis Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
~ had the most happy andsaintaTy effect on my
afore had taken bottle, my cough gave way,
uea2e sysats were relieved the pain left my side and
bsts now consider that am entirely well, except a
Den[aigc pain that am occasionally afflicted with on one
HJ I 81 NV head. JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
Slqh st. doors below Schuykil Sixth south side
stree tsiq 8nF WRIGHT & co. 151 Charities st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TETELD & co, No. 70 CAMP STREET, have Just re-
w ceiyed from the publishers fresh lot OF those excel
lent works among which may he found the following:
~PHRENOLOGICAL BUSTS-twO sizes, each having
all the organs of the brain fully developed in their exact
location enabling those DESTROYS to study the science WIN
no other instructor ,.
PHRENOI.OGY Proved. Illustrated and Applied
HEREDITARY DESCENT-Its Laws. etc,
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CUI TURE-By o. ). Fowler
MEMORY-By q. ;. Fowler. - w
RELIGION, NATURAL. AND REVEALED.
A HOME FOR Abby .. ; Fowler:
LOVE AND PARENFAGE-By o. 5. Fowler.
AMATIVENESS.
WATRiN0NV; Synopsis of PhrenOIogy; Woman :;
Human Rights Teeth etc etc; comprising OF the most
valuable collections of useful and interesting reading library
can be stocked with WELD y %, y camp street.
iyl8 Agents for sale of the Gaeenbeg Co Medicines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01
VIEW ORLEANS & CARRoLLToN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLToN RAILROAD
- E5sJ fsF9 Et+zE5+sE5 E7ts55ggss-
sS-ss ~ ss5s@5
DeyOt corner Of BGrOREJe aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant St ~ cents
single ticket for children OVer5 and under Il years 70
Is, )....
Half the above rates for distance below Pleasant street.
Servants Slaves forany distance III cents
fJ- Re1dents in LAFAYETTE CarrotOn and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOwit IS W
ner month Gin advance for either Road and for distance
Children half price-nO such tickets given for other
period than the first to the last OF each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

II Entrance No. 6 CAMP street mill If
PoMPANO -PoMPANo.
DOMPANO and other choice Els II, .uaarU,u
L received DAILY at the CARRoLLT9N aE2ESSs244sYgS
at q few minutes notice my5 If
Runaway.
BOY RNE AGED s about 6i ~ e s,aHt bH 70
and inclined to be bald suitable reward will be- q.
pau sa2 ~ IN HoYT FORD II St Charles street
TIN PLATE.
600 BOXES TIN PLATE &c. and lA' charcoal
300 boxes H extra sizes, 14x2O TX and Xxx 12xl2 TX
I4xI4 * and IXX-DC., DIX, DXX; in store and
for sale by sAML LOCKE, Nos and FF9nt Le,yiee
as Wv between Customhouse and Benyllle SIS.
BRAZIERS' COPPER.
2OGO sHEETs, ,BRSAzlERs' COPPER, 30 by 60
900 lbs Braziers Copper 30 by 80 inch assorted, from
Is s. r.; in store and landngEtqT sale by
SAML LOCKE, Nos. and 8 Front Leyee,
as 2w between Customhouse and BienvIle sts.
SUMMER HATS.
T. braid, English DGRsa6e, Chinese and other isa
S SglBBs found @I at D'ARCYs cor Canal and Chars
P. :. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS Just receyed
his morning by telegraph apou
PANORAMIC, vIEW OF BosTI0E;; ,rp,y
w { Fa'E BOSTON AND IFS ENyIRONss taken
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn by R. P. Mallory.
THE RUSSIAN sKETccH-B ooK-By Ivan GOovne;
BiEH IA the 4E BSF0 Em Wndba Two
Cd Mems Tals" etc:
LIFE OF NiuNROE .EDWARDs:
HEN-PECKED HUSBAND
GRAHAM'S MAC AZLNE, b1r Aug list;
PHREN0LOGICALWO WORKS, BUSIs, etc.SBy Fowler.
Jy35 WELD u co, u Camp street.
AGENTS for the GRAEFENFURG Co.'S MEDICINES.
REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
VETE OFFER tor sale the following described property,
ohe property can be a the office Of the subscriber
Seven very valuable LOTS OF GROUND forming tie
,FA arISS with he
prOveGnents theTeOn-a well rented.
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND on Carondeets street,
between Julia and IT. Joseph
Two LOTS OF GROUND on Pscaners street, betwee
0ne l1 FRAME DWELLING; fe ming the of
One fwoSiory FRAME DWELLING adjoining II
"' Two 1' two,stofy BRICK WAREHOUSES Com
One twostory FRAME DWELLING on Market street
between St John the Baptist and Pacaners, and Stables
III "f beautiful FAMILY RESIDENCE on Apollo street.
A very valuable piece Of GROUND. forming the corner
u One Twosory DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
of st. John and PerdIdO streets.
IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the above city
suitable for Private Residences
as PPE Is55 Sn& PB6SSENAI Office IS Graver st
THE CRAEFENBERG COMPANY'S CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
HE success which has attended this Medicine renders 1t
! an imperative duty incumbent qpon the propHetor to
GRk SPSBg F BYRRSEe9 YRG F" Of
date efficacy the violent and obstinate cases Of Dys
entey DianhGs etc, and giving Immediate relief 10 the
CHI DREN'S PANACEA, fc .Summercompaints ETC.;
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTFRS-il papers;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
And for eveiy description of inflammation. Bruises, Burns,
and Scads, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT is
of he above may be found at WELD CO.'S Depot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

No PROsECUToR.-James Bergan was yesterday
brought before Recorder GoIding, charged with
having attempted to carry off lot of clothing from
the cabin of the brig Pioneer, Oh Tuesday night
lasl. The master of the brig, w. II. Hubhs, made
an affidavit on Wednesday, stating that he caught
Bergan in the act of going away with the property,
but from some cause unknown, he failed to appear
yesterday and the accused was set al liberty. No
prosecutor appeared against Peter Quinn, charged
with failing - his wife Catharine. Ii being I'M
drrsiood that Catharne wished to compromise the
matter. and rush into the arms of her dear Peter
1he case was postponed indefinitely.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01
DR.. DAVIS, SYRUP of wild CHERRY and TAR

WELD & co, 70 Camp street.
encY Of the GraeteRbcrg CompaRN's .MedtciReS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01
VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.

RICHARD, negro man, about q years first rate Car
MARIA, aged about 26 years good Cook, Washer an !
Ironer-their Children, HENRY, aged ~ years. ana gl
aged 10 months H. 49,
and aades by law and sold Orno fault lie
terms are very liberal 0a cash, the other on terms
For flu rher particulars. apply 70 30. - ~ ..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

Rows AMONG THE WoMEN-Within the last few
DAYS there have been more than twenty assault and
battery cases before the different Recorders, in
which the parties were women. Mrs. Miller "ss
Yesterday arrested in the First Municipality, charged
with cowhiding Mary Ann Lemon, al the corner Of
81 Peter and Chartres street. Mrs. Boswell was
charged with an assault and battery on Ann Tay-
Tor. at the corner of Bourbon and CustOmhOuse
Streets Mrs, Jane Armstrong was charged with
whipping Bernard Bradley. Poor fellow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

POMPAN
DOMPANO and other choice Els II, asrw,-
received DAILY at the " CARROLLT0N S8FFEgES
HoTEL,'' and served up in the best style,
at q few minutes notice my5 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

400 ERIS St oui- FIOTT r in store and for sale by
I'm STU -RGES X WRIGHT,
Ak 81 TChOUptOuas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-01

The authenticity of the above statement is youced for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford, who knows W
TOOmey and the circumstances OF his case. Mr. T. 20"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-26
Concluded nevs toeek.)

GJ-A laborer named John Mclaughlin,
n, Boston, was instantly killed on Monday
before last, by the falling upon him Off large
dray wheel, which he, with two other men,
were rolling up the wharf. His head was
iammed between the wheel and a door post
fie leaves a wife and one child.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-26
The REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

ar Lancaster Lodge L. D., No. IS Of Free
~ and accepted Masons, are held On the Mon
days on or before the fun Of the moon in each
month Members viii TAKE DUE NOTICE
THEREor, and Brethren from distance IN reg
ulsr standing are invited to attend. lO-ly
JOHN 6. FLETCHER, sce'rv.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-26

TO- A'rirh 0id fellow being asked why he
did sci marry, replied" because ! have
no inclination for old women, and young
women have no inclination for me,''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
THE TARIFF OF lsA6.

The New York Express. in speaking OF
this much lauded Locofoco Tariff, gives
the following facts and figures:
We have Of late RETAINED from invest
igating or exposing the mischievious et-
fects Of this Tariff upon the country. in
the hope that the fact Of the almost daily
expectations Of specie. to pay for foreign
goods, &C., would so tell the whole story
that not a word would be necessary from
as. About seven millions of dollars have
gone to Europe within six months.
But another fact has been brought home
TO our attention to-day, by the writer of
our money article. viz: that here, at this
port, the imports OF foreign goods. under
the Tariff Of 1886, have been, the last six
months, 8lO.538,O 54 over that of l842. as
shown by the imports Of l846,-but that
from these excessively increased import
atoms we have only <975,525 additional
Revenue!
The "Revenue" Tariff Of 1916, there
fore, has made levy Of over ten millions
and half upon American Industry, in
order to raise less than . million of Reeve.
nue.
II will be seen also, (see money article)
that the average rae Of duties collected
here il only fraction over S per cent
less Shan il was under the Tariff Of 1842,
so that, TO save this five per cent, we
have paid these ten millions and half to
foreigners for New York city alone. and.
within the SIX months past, also sent out
from one port alone full seven millions Of
dollars in coin, solid, hard coin!
Bot for the enormous expectations Of
breaa-siufs, in consequence Of the star.
vation in Europe, Abbott Lawrence would
not have been 30 hard . prophet a. he
oeems.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

Frederick Minor, the son Of Thomas
Minor, Esq, Of the firm Of Minor, Hor-
ton 4 Co., who carry on very extensive
1oundety business in Peekskiil, New York,
came 10 an awful death on Friday of last
week. Possessing a high degree Of Me-
chanical genius, he had taken charge of
an engine. a correspondent Of the New
York liz raid says:
''While the engine was in full operation,
he gol upon Q stand to oil the pivot of the
shat connected with the bellows, and in
attempting to get down again, his foot slip
ped, and he fell over sideways, striking a.
Cross . large fywheel, which was in full
motion. In an instant the arm on the fly
wheel caught him across the middle Of his
body, and dragged him down through a
hole in the floor, and brought him up a.
gain on the other side, where his body
came in contact with the cog wheels. be-
tween two Of which the heel Of one OF his
was caught and ground into Jelly. To
let OF the steam was but the work Of a
moment, yet the fly wheel had made three
revolutions each time dragging the man.
gled body Of the sufferer through the mar
row opening in the floor. Upon his being
taken from the machinery, he gave two
Easps aud expired. An examination show
ed that his body was horribly mutilated.
both Of his arms being broken. his collar
bone smashed 10 pieces, his abdomen torn
open and his entrials hanging out. and boil,
Of his legs broken i'll several places"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

Some oil the wings who attended the
late Worcester Convention, obtained more
shan they bargained for. in a grat,,itous
attack by Mr.. Giddings upon the Wing
candidate for Vice President The sub
stance Of il was. that Mr.. Fillmore, while
In the 9th Congress, reported bill. which
was passed to appropriate money from the
National Treasury, TO pay for slaves, in
the case known as the Comet and Encom-
ium case. We felt confident at the time
Of hearing Mr.. Giddings, that there was
another version Of the story. and we arc
happy to have been able to lay our hand
upon il; alsho' we arc sorry 20 say the facts
Seacct somewhat unfavorablc upon Mr.
Gidding's character for vcraciiy and fair
dealing.
The simple facts arc these: claim
for indemnify, made by our Government
upon Great Britain, for certain slaves, ia.
ken from the American briggs Comet and
Encomium, at Nassau, New Providence,
and set al liberty, by the British, authori-
ties At that port, had been granted, and
the money was in our Treasury, having
been kept back 10 see whether any claims
Sos insurance, &c, might not spring up
IL could not be paid over TO the claimants
without special act, and the bill referred
to hy Mr.. Giddings, was reported for that
purpose. 1t was a mere legal 1ormality,
involving no principle concerning slavery.
nor was the money legitimatcly Govern
n'ent money, as Mr.. Gidding~ would rep
resent. il was British money. paid on
British account. for a specific purpose, and
Mr.. Fillmore can n o more bc held respon-
siblc for the manner in which the money was
appropriated than Mr.. Giddings is rcspon-
siblc for . LocolocO President, because he
recognizes his authority, and votes to grant
him his annual salary.-SPri"gGc|d Re.
This is the cause to which Mr.. Fillmore
supposcs Mr.. Giddings referred. The
explanation Of the Springfield Republican
shows how far passion will carry men,
The gross injustice Of Mr.. Gidding's at
tack will be apparent to all. 1t would
have been inexcusable under any circum.
stances. But it is aggravated by the fact
that Mcssrs. Fillmore and Giddings serv-
cd several years together as Wing Mem.
bers of Congress. The latter kno,rs that
the former. ably and truly, stood by all
the rights and interests Of the North, lie
kso,cs, also, that during all that time. as
before and since, Mr. Van Buren, was tkc
dough Face" Of the North. And We,
this Mr.. Giddings, in his blind end per-
verse condition Of mind, is now the as
sailant Of Willard Fillmore and the cham
pion Of Martin Van Buren,! This spirit.
with Birney as its Representatives. made
Polk President, brought Texas into the
Union. and provoked the War with Next
CO. This spirit has cost the country four
years Of horror and misery under James
k.Polk. Mr.. Giddings is doing what he
can to curse the country for four years
longer under Lewis Cass.-AIbaMy Jour-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

~ Notice IS hereby gwen. that the undo rsgn-
ed has taken out letters of administration the
estate Of Thomas HaNMoSp, late of Union CO..
Ia, deceased. All persons indebted to the said
Estate are requested TO make immediate pay
m-nt; and those having claims against the same,
notified to present them duly authenticated
and filed in the Clerks office for settlement
The estate is, hey ond doubt. insotrenf.
JOHN YARYAN, Admir-.
Liberty, la, July 18th, ls4S. 30:}w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
HATS AND CAPS,
VALUABLE FARM
FOR s Ale!

TU%yE: undersigned, offers for sale rent the
FARM which she now lives, adioin-
ing Nathan Hollingsworth's Mil, one and-a- half
miles South West of Cenirevile, in Wayne co..
Indiana. it contains $50 Acres, -about 100
of which well cleared and under good cult
v,iion The land is of goou quality and we'll
ti,nt,e red. There are, the Farm, three good
- Orchards; IA large new frame Barn; and "a
---a large and c"ntnodious New Brick -
Dwelling House, with Cellar under the whole
a good Well, Cistern. and all the appurtenances
much 10 be desired in a Farm House, the
fences all newly set over the entire Farm, and
every thing IN the best condition.
One-half Of the purchase money would be
required down, aud the residue ia Iuur equal an
nuai install n-nts, well secured.
u5'Thc title Is unquestonab!e and the Fa g,
To quality and location, will suit any person
wishing to purchase
LYDIA Z. VAUGHAN.
May II, l-4S. 2lU
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

a LARGE lot Of PRINTING PAPER of
~ all kinds: also, CAP. LETTER. DRAW
ING, and WRAPPING PAPER, Of every 6es-
eripsion: also, BOX BOARDS. For sale at the
"Cheap Western Cash Store
The highest MARKET price girer for Rags.
SCOTT & CO.
RichmoaI, Oct 1, l,i7. Ai-.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
~ Ito Wants "a (:.sf:rcce

! II Ky t. for : ALE. one o. The most S,ie n.ro
] d"nbie Seated Family Harrison Carriagr,evcr
o"ere. IN Tins market. at the price-made oi the
best of meterais, and in u substantial manner.
ana hnished III good style -suitabie Tor either
one to two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS.
~ Gail at the Shop, few doors Last of the
Starr House
Richmond, April 18th, 1913 loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
DOUGLASS PATENT PUMP.

~ j. BARGiS. has ust received lot OF
these Superior Anti Freezing Metallic
Pumps, and all sizes of Lead Pipes to attach
which he will sell low, at his stove Store, Mai.
street, Richmond, Indiana.
Oct J. ISi1. 4I-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

nNE of the bes, and most approved kinds Of
~ Franklin stoves. very heavy plates, for
sale at the store Of HAINES & FARQUHAR
Opposite the Bank.
Richmond, Feb. Sih, 1S4s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02
Full and Dress Cloth.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

H>IIAT the uu1- rsi-u.d vii, sell Il private
sale ], ,, Z. or ) acre lots OF land, 80, 100
or 1924 of the John W oodkira farm
nIe from Richmond, ADJOINING aid south al the
Quaker Seminary farm. One third. only refuir
ed in hand, the balance in two equal yearly pay
mcuts. a bond for deed when payments Is
made, or IA warrant,c Deed nth II mortgage on
land To secure payments y better situated farm
cannot be found in the County. caTden lots.
pasture lots, farms, may thus bc had n the OPP
ton Of the purchaser Call soon aud examine
premises.
JOSEPH HOLMAN.
Richmond, June %, ISIS. 27-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

"ANEI.LA BEAN S.-Ihesc beans are IA
supe rior article for favorinr Ice & reasns
and all other such Injuries. They also de-
lightiul perfume. For sale nj
DIR. HOWELLo' DRUG STORE.
June 10, Io4S. 2ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-02

HE subscribers have ius, received a Let o
Cincinnati Pressed Taltow Candies whic!
they viii sell low bv the Box.
". w. LYNBE, & co.
Richmond, Jan. 26. ISIS