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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
\ Glorious Luck !!

4yHE Undersigned, ksviiig forsomc time mast
u conducted the Lottery and Exchange il 81
ness IN Baltimorc. and having hoi such nnprece.
dfrted luck il selling prizes, have determin.
ed % tlig people Of these Tinted States.
that II they 6ti disposed 70 try their luck fl 4
Eotiery III III, they viii do we'll 10 nv ,kts, ihsst
fortunate Office Success attends US lii almost
every dEawine; and mary persons hat had no
idea n drawing prize Alter trying other Offices,
lave laid out 4 few dollars AMI made q hand
SOME fortune iqr lie We profess 10 conduct tie
business On fafe and liberal principles; HWesell
. prize we pay the money down without BE- shad-
ing tie holder o. lay il ebt againonly As KS ea,e.
We keep good supply 81 Tickets II az
A1ARYLAND 81 LOTTERIES. pR
Dali Yand aR person desiring To
|of al the Daily Lotteries for ]. Honi1
can have Item sent 10 them III
viii tlle seIieIBes and price II
package - thai they caQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

YOUTH, named AnDNEw JAc.seE Ii1,
~ Lon, aged about sixlesn year.. a inosnlnseo
splltcniiec g he nniefsisnei eloped On Monday
~ senth sc Anril, 1873 This 4 3 warn 81 per
- not . karbor hiui-or trust him % ny &C
,sSlsll ABIDE from the obligations q hrs linden,
tnss, ny having uatAsained him hiineI.o sooals
~ ,s-.rn<iions he has become useful and M
fjsnfs shonid therefore advise him % fcmin.-
,S,fSs< eent fe,caf3 MI b peif ler bim- :. 81
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

HAVING sold my Farm. with the intention
IA IL returning 10 the District Of Columbia.
I SAN sell At my residence. miles SCUM. LAY
Of Mrtinsburg. on Tuesday &c 25ss p lApfsi,
my Sock Of
HorsS, Catile, Sasep, Hogs, implements,
10 sischOld & Kitchen
EURM4ZUME,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

is jefferson county. Va. belonging 70 the heirs Of
the late John Hcsl1ett, and purchased BY him Of
the u s. Marshal Al public sale, in two sections
Of S33 Is acres each--Dceds for which are re-
corded in the Clerks OiIice Of Jefferson. The
said lands ire east Of the Shenandoah River. and
adioin The lands of Fl. Z. Cpic. John CLIP,
Henson Elliott, SC. Parts Of them are cleared
and tillable, and the balance covered with valua
bic Timber. ae4N
The said lands viii b sold altogether, or in
two parcels, or in smaller lots Is may suit par
chasers and be best for the interest Of said heirs
The Trims Of Sale, will be one third of the pur.
chase money in hand and The balance In one and
two years-ihe purchasers giving Deeds Of Trusl
upon the premises 10 secure the deferred pay.
ments or the title to be retained until all the pur
chase money i ard .ra.tn,..
EVERETT HESEETT,
Evnmissionsfs 81 Court
| xs.h Al iaie .s:S,;y;t eepVs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

On the Main Slrcel - 8kc] A(f3S(bNn.
a credit viii u xiSrh II ~, twelve and twsn.
|ty-fohr ikonfin 81 he ck<Se monty, with IN
ierksi irofk ne Gky tf Nile. The pnymsnis % =
secured " bond with personal security. and !
deed of irnstcn the lands.
HENRY BERRY, Ttxsiss
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

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M ,.-lS,riler,s Ga eslnbli4h1d Cab 3loIe-l
f4.sinr r5ccnslv received ; lerne ..ock q nkW
SPtif,6 s s5NtlER GOODS, and eddinsl
Shrrci6 81 weekly arrivals. ~ N
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
BriIIiant Schemes f0r APrlL
Tickets a: Shares II PROPORTION I

Ilckets "a OHaIes II pruFUIr tIIsUn Hf
RI Small FRY Lotteries tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays Tickets 5 Shares in Pre-
fof'.'sas Ai.u.aoa kSs,,Iis. "wednesday. and
Saturdays. Tickets $lO 70 S2D--Snsres ~ pro-
portion,
r. The Postage o. lsisers 70 ouraddress v W
he paid BY us.
~ Comnunic atoms strictly confidential.
ID. PAYNE & co. Manager
9 Alexandria, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
April 8, 1915.
Public Sale or Land,

DY virtue ot Decree OF the County Court Of
ID jefferson, pronounced on the list day Of fe-
bruary, 1913, in the Gaose az Heskett, &c: VI.
Hesketf and othefs. VII b sold on the pfeJAises
at public auction. 10 DE highest bidder o. fAHr,-
day tle 5tA Az q M.ved. iSiS, ! large tract Of
laHd, c6ntain ...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

"a BUSHELS P0,.ioss - Nsrssr. sn,ire
April =. s. h ALLEMoNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Books, Stationery 10
"a LARGE collection Of new and desir.hi
q Books, just received Il the Jelcrsor Bo6I
store Among them are The following J.
Onalmers Scripture Readints.
Works q The Pntitan Diyints.
WebsteT's large Dictionary.
frescotis Ferdinand and Isabella. Do perm.
Arnolds Lectures. do Roman Common weaitks
..r1 Shsf.oods Works. complete,
Mr1. kIIis8 do do
Charlotte Eiizabeth's do do
Miicaell's History France. French Revoln,;an
baneroAs History U. s. and Washineio6.
Napoleon and Marshals, Washington and Gene.
rals By Headley,
Byron and Shakespeare. IN elcgan, and plain
efayef Books, IN ine turkey and mn
rsalm. and Hymns, turkey and Rilt.
Methcdist EPiscepal Nynns.
Large and small fAmlly l3ihies 49,
Books Tor TIE FarAeFs and Gardener.
Downings Fruit and Fruit Trees an Imer;rA
Guide % the Orchard, ndapled u Ne ctilorr AZ
Amefftan FFult n = 5 - 4 -fis Z.
New A1lefiean Gardener.
Busis Family Kitchen Garlenek
CoDplete Gardener and Florist
american Poultcfefs Companion.
Diseases Of Animals. M
We ask particular attention 10 thls eo,lection
q sargc assortment Of splendid Portfolios.
Senool Socks q every Kind IN general use-I.a-
-, Ufeek, French, RngIish and SpanisA
rle~sc give me call and examine.
II Any book that Is wanted car k had =, !.
=. days notice, By leaving orders viii me.
1911 - Il p MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
Company ORDERS

rfitlE contsnirs 5fille 55,h Reeime9t v H.,
u 1fc orlcfcd % p1fi &c It the times ana pIstes
= follow. Adj JoHH kEEb 3 nefcbg ordered @
nns1cr ea<f company. III. zee.
usual par1l6 ground, - Saturday lie 29ih q
60 1xiEs. isrk 1t tss;s
a {5flIS. a rs - =. ~ FLINT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

4 Dishley Ram or sale
TIME subscriber has Cor sale I thorough-bred
il Dishlcy Ram. which win b sold cheap !
early application Is made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
PUREfC S.aLE.

+ TUDRlC Ss2AEs
tTftHE subscriber win Offer Il Public Sale, on
j Moray tAs 2tu Of Apyii, on the farm for
merly occupied BY him, near Thomsons Depot,
all Of ais personal properly consisting in part Of
Sose good Work Horses,
O.e Wagon, one Cart and Gears, -
Jiasle and DoE6le Shovel I,ionghs,
'Wheat Fdn Forks, Rakes,
Plough and Wagon Gears,
Gram Grades, Mowiag Sc4thes,
Several hundred Locnst fassfs;
ALSO-MY
-. HOUSEHOLD 3 KITCHEN
E03NGxxt58E,
Goste fJnsgar By she bayrei
lci6sfdl i318e iron-5on,sd He9shea6s, and 4
''aHltsf b siAer H1iaes he isdisass 10
WILL OFFER Ar THE SAME TINE.
Ny Crop Of Wheat IN the ground,
The terms q which win b made known on The
TERMS For all suiis under ave dollars ,he
cash win be required OF I've dollars or up
wards. nine months credit win be given, with
bond and security.
Apfilsi, ISIS bAvib HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

.1TB FOR sIT.K.-FoF sale 505 6as6eIs
~ pIims Seed Oats WAf. 8. Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Ii ~ x,id Couny n JcetrS6h. the IA
z>id ouisley b Henry z. y. BlIsco<. ~ ne
ttk8r. t11ikifihs aho1l - ACRES. which Nt<
conveyed b ike skSd 4hikiey. y Hillary 81 Tai
III and vile. These two tracts &re 1dj0.ninE
and lie o. TIE RHonac River 1boot oqe mile
khose Shephcrislown. The l1nd1 lkEhkh solne-
Nhaf broken are considered very plo1nctiv<. =
e s's sss 1 s's,, e.;' o 3
houses. A more hin}ie 'dts q 4 rs b dseiAsl
Unnecessary. Is his presumed lhh, 4hy fSrsul:.
wishing Y peEeh.sf viii visr ths premises y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
me Small FRY Lottery.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Thursdap i.
drawn the very popular small Lottcry,
Capitals "a 900; 81, 900; q, 00D; ~ 900
ES Tickets 81
Certificates Of Package OF Wholes for Sib:
Halves 80 Quarters S3sfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
Bsi Air Lottery;

and sis 900. Tickets S. Certificate Of racks
lage Divides us; Halves IS 30 Quar- 8 10 ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
anlAmyltd MARYLAND state
Lotteries ftf Aprih

March Is, ISIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
Important to Cons ala, ptiycS.

Strange. That many who afflicted with
a COUCH that is gradually wearing the IN dow IA.
and slowly, but surely stealing the into that
Dreadful disease. Consump;ion-that disease
which carries OF thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or what is worse than moth ing. gorging the m
selves with nost-ums. that pulled to the skies
for cures they said to have effected some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF LlE ERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
Wonde fu! Ca,es ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine. \ fact which is proved by reference
the vast number of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. w NJ.
J. X ichards, Judge VIM Burke, the W fe of the
Rev G. w. Naley, DR.. Hiram Cox. late Profess
in Eclectic Medical College of Cincn natl,
and others of that city Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured. after the Physicians OF
the highest standing had given them up TO die?
II men of such high standing Will roach for the
great riTtues Of this medicine, cannot but in
fer that it is at least all that it is represented TO
be. Read the adyc gtisemeut Of DIR. Rogers liz
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.

RICHMOND, JUNE 2, 1913.
Council, met at thc time adjourned to
Messrs Meek and Scott absent.
Mr.. Fletcher, from the com. ON claims.
reported favorably to allowing the account
presented by Geo. Wilson. for repairing
Engine, amounting TO IOS. On motion
Of Mr.. Hutton. the report was concurred
in and an order directed to be issued TO
Mr.. Wilson for that amount.
''Scaled proposals." advertised for by
The clerk according to instructions of the
Council, were received from Messrs. Jas
NJ. King. Owen Mckinsic. Owen Mckin-
ny, ID. Runncls, and &. & j. Shower s. Co,
which were severally opened and read;
when, on motion Of Mr.. Hutton, said pro-
posals were referred to a select COM
mittec, (Messrs. Hutton, Fletcher, How
ellis and Scott,) with instructions 10 report
on the same at the next meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Hutton, the Council
adjourned, sine die.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

VINO WOULD NOT RATHER ENJOY THE PLEASURES
Of health. and the agreeable consciousness Of
we.i-beng. to the gripping pains of disc ase-:he
bite CO ntinuance Of iil-heaith and the chilling
thoughts of never recovering!
But Of all diseases who s not most anxious to
escape a disease Of the Lungs. The very idea
of falling victim to consumption. sends a trem-
or TO the heart-strngs CT life. But oh how JOY
Gus the thought that and HEALTH still on
own. when Just before Despai. had spread her
dark canvass over
Such. kind reader, the pleasurable s-nsa-
tons experienced by hundreds who. BY the uss
OF DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, have
had this dire disease slowly but surely driven
rom their systems and heal,h--rosy health, again
restored to their angui>hing bodies
L'See advertise Ineut.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
VALUABLE FARM
~ % NJ $ N Il " .

ME subscriber Offer for sale the Farm
which he now resides, lying five miles north
Of Centre~le, Centre Township. Wayne Coun-
~, Indiana. Immediately on the Stat. road lead
ing from Lawrenceburgh via Centrevile, Win
chester, &c, to Fort Wayne, eight miles north
west from Richmond, half mile north of the
State road leading from Richmond to Peru. Inui-
ana Said farm contains l6O acres Of land Of
good quality, all under fence, nearly one hum
bred acres cleared, the balance timbered land
timber of the best quality, such poplar, in
abundance, walnut. ash, beech, and great guam
tity of sugar tree, i'll. efficient stock water at
all times on the premises; good orchard, of the
best cultivated fruit; shrubbery &c. The bull
Gings are an excellent brick dwelling house. good
cellar. frame barn, good stab.ing. " ,h other
cessary buildings. new and in gooc repair. The
situation is handsome, dry and healthy, convent
emit to mills, machinery, churches, school house
&c and only requires to be seen TO be admired
by any person wanting handsome and sgreea-
bic home. For terms, which will be reasonable
cali on the subscriber on the premises. bargain
can be had by applying soon. Possession can
be had by the last of October next
LEWIS McLANE.
MAY 81, ls4s. 23-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

appointments by the Gen. Conference.
The Gin. Atlas of June 1st. says: "a
Geographic despatch received yesterday
from Pittsburgh, states that the Conference
made OH the day before, the following APP
pointments:
Matthew Simpson. late President of the
Indiana University. is to be the editor OF
fine Cincinnati Christian Advocate; MIR.
Teft is to be the editor of the Ladies' Re-
pository. and Mr.. Mast of the Apologist.
Mr.. Swormstedt and j. II. Powers are
appointed agents of the Book Concern.
Mr.. Stevens is appointed editor Of the
New York paper; Mr.. McClintock, editor
Of the Review; Mr.. kidder editor Of the
Sunday Despatch, and MIR. Hunter, editor
of the Pittsburgh paper.
..lf this be correct, the changes are.
that Dr. Simpson takes DIR. Elliou's post;
Mr.. Stevens. DIR. Bonds: Professor Nc
Clintock. DR.. Pcck's; and Mr. J. Il. Pow
crs. Mr.. Mtchell's. As to Mr. kidder' 5
appointment, we have never heard of a
SUNDAY Despatch" under the patronage
Of the Church. We presume the Sunday
School Advocate is meant"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
For the Palladium,


Nv attention has been directed to an
sticle published in the last Jcffersonian,
ever The signature Of "Opposition." The
ssticle doe. not really deserve notice. put
> il i . literary curiosity. ! will ask the
suthor few questions. in hope OF getting
another specimen Of his productions; and
u doing so, il becomes necessary to quote
paragraph from his article. He says;
may !, no. be possible that these gen
temen" (mcaning Messrs. Voorhees, &
Col shaving number OF idle teams. and
believing they could use them to advaa-
.taee and profit by putting them ON said
Boston route. proceeded to do so, having
no wish 10 monopolizc or drive other indi-
yidual enterprise from these legal or moral
right"
hope "Opposition" will answer the
allowing questions: Have you not got to
transport. lat your prices from Richmond
10 Cincinnati, over FOUR THOUSAND pas
sengcrs per annum pay the drivers and
agents employed on this road! Have
YOU not got to transport over this road up
ward Of THREE THOUSAND more, To pay for
loss Of horses, repairs, wear Of six thous-
and dollars worth of stage property, at
thirty per cent! Have you not got TO
carry over FOUR THOUSAND more, to pay
6r keeping eleven teams! And, in addi-
ton, have you not got to transport over
YoUR THOUSAND more, to pay tolls! Have
you not got 70 transport over the road fifty
passengers each day to barely pay expen-
sesl Is this the 'proft and advantage"
you derive from your ''number of idle
teams"! Does these facts carry on their
face ''no wish to monopolize, or drive 9TH
er individual enterprise from these legal
or moral rights?
In regard to the fare between Hamilton
and Cincinnati, will inform ''Opposiiion"
that Messrs. Voorhees, & Co. established
the price long before Mcssrs. Gilbert g.
Millikin had u team upon that road. They
had been carrying passengers for Fifty
Cents, and less. some months before
Messrs. Gilbert s. Mi,likin had put teams
on the Boston road. But have given 10
"Opposition" already too much time; |
cannot well afford TO write him into noto-
fefy. As to Mr. WHITNEY. the Agent for
The opposition, admit that he is very
genilemanly man; but what has that to do
with the ''prolit and advantage of trans
porting FIFTEEN THOUSAND passengers TO
not quite pay expenses!
RICHMOND.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
From tie Cincinnati Atlas
Methodist Churches North and
South.

We published a letter yesterday from,
! Mr.. Gaddis, a minister OF this City. an-
nouncing that the General Conference. in
session at Pittsburgh, had nullitied the Plan
Of Separation.
| In 1914, the General Conference, by al
most unanimous vote. provided Plan
Of Separation, by which distinct eccles-
iasfical jurisdiction might be established
in the South. The General Conference
Of 1914 embraced the entire Union. I'm
der that Plan of Separation. the South or
gained a distinct jurisdiction, operating
in all good faith according to lis items,
within the prescribed limits.
The General Conference now sitting at
Pittsburgh, represents the Northern juris-
diction.
/ Before the Plan Of Separation was adop-
ted the whole Church. embracing what IS
now divided into two jurisdictions, North
and South. owned large property in an
immense Book concern, and much real
and personal property, which, in contern-
plaiion of the Plan of Separation, was TO
be divided on principles Of equity.
The notification of the Plan by the
Northern General Conference is not ex-
pccted to restore the Southern and North
crn Jurisdictions to their former union, nor
rcnstatc the relations formerly existing
between their clements; but it implies that
although the South organized in good faith
under the Plan Of Separation. that it is
now the opinion of the Norih that the
p an was unconstitutional; and it implies,
furthermore. that the North intend to treat
the South as schisinatics, and therefore
mean to refuse an equitable division of
the Church property. This IS the real
meaning Of the movement, unless our sa-
gacity be at fault. and we shall see in a
few DAYS if the further action Of the Pitts
burgh Conference do not verify the cor
RICHNESS of our opinion.
Although the property in question is a
large and valuable consideration, in which
the South have a rested right. vet for its
mere value, apart from principle and right.
they estimate it as but dross. Yet if the
purpose to divide it cquitably be renounc-
cd by the Northern Church, we cannot
conceive how more fatal stab could be
given 10 the cause Of religion, morals, law
and order, all which are founded on the
Golden Rulc-"D0 INTO others as yc
cou!d haze then, do unto you."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

A SAD SIGHr.-A young woman Of res
Pectable appearance. good looking and of
modest appearance. and evidently in en-
Pectation of soon becoming mother. APP
piled to the Mayor yesterday for some
advice or relief in her destitute and out
cast situation. Her story was one that is
too frequent and too true Her parents
reside in or somewhere near inctield
She had been betrayed and deserted. Her
father had discarded her; and with a few
dollars she started on the cars for this CITY.
Her money was lost OF stolen from her
on the way, and she arrived here among
total strangers without a cent. Some one
suggested to her to apply to the Mayor,
and she accordingly applied. BY his
advice she went to the Hospital.
Now if this young woman shall hereaf-
ter. instead of seeking by virtuous life
to regain he lost reputation and be useful
to society, shall abandon herself to a life
Of shame-who dare say that the sin shall!
not be more her hear,less fathers than her
n!--Cincinnoti .iflos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

BALDWIN UNIVERSAL PRONOUN CINC;
GALETTEER, tSIXrH EDITIoN) Win Ap-
peadir containing more than ten thousand add
t,OnaL
This is work tina, has long been needed. and
is regarded as a standard of sufficient auth
ority, to settle all disputed points in the pronnn-
citation of geographical panies aud embraces all
the more Important places in the known world
The interesting state of affairs throughout Eu-
rope, we'll as immediate connection with
Mexico. till our papers and publications., with
geographical names, that many OF our scholars
sadly de ficient in the right pronunciation Of
1t should be in the hands of every teacher, and
every private family in our country; for no work
has higher authorities for its correctness, or bet
ter testimonials to give it the confde nee of the
public.
Just received and for sale at the Book store of
y. P. HOLLOWA Y, at the Philadelphia price.
Pictoril Life Of General Marion, in beautiful
style.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

Imports and Exports Of Specie at
Boston-The import of specie a, Boston
from the LIST Of January, 1848. TO the 18th
inst. were S6O.528 in gold and 22,81O in
silver Total 83.328. The export of
specie during the first quarter of 1913.
was So4O.797 and since that time one OF
the British steamers has carried to Eng
land $780, 900. which would make the total
amount exported somewhere in the neigh
borhood Of half a million of dollars.-Bos-
ton IrareIier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
BLACKSMITHING!

GEORGE WILSON. would respectful
~ ~ inform the public that he has erected
and now occupies ii NEW SHOP West Main
street, near Burk's old Livery Stable, where he
is prepared to DO, in the best of style and the
shortest notice. all kinds of BLACKSMITH
and Ihrashing Macaines;- make Nal Irons,
and all things in that line. He Will pay particu-
lar attention to the making and repairing of
agricultural ACCOMPLISHMENTS HORSES
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, &c.
1s'He designs to make his establishment
W. SAcS1 3nniShs.ys and there
fore confidently solicits public patronage.
The Work Well Done or No Pay:
Richmond, May 81, 1918 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

We are glad 10 learn that Dr.. ]. Howells has
secured the Agency Of DR.. Lee Roy . wild cherry
snd sarsaparia Pills, for Richmond. as tile sick
~ season is fast approaching These Pills have
given complete satisfaction TO all who have used
them. They are. ~ truth. strengthen ming and
purifying tonic. Full directions accompany each
bos. Price p cts. MANY.
Richmond. Nav II. SIS. e.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
p A p E Ri!

A LARGE lot of PRINTING PAPER OF
~ all kinds; also, CAP, LETTER, DRAW
ING, and WRAPPING PAPER, of every des,
cription; also, BOX BOARDS. For sale at the
..Cheap Western Cash Store
The Highest market price giren for Rags.
SCOTT & Co.
Richmond, Oct 4, 1877. 4l-r