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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
Violent Deaths in spite Of CnIoncl.

Are continually taking place at this OF
the year, from Congestivc and Bilious Fcve r.
Bilious Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Plcursy, and
acute Inilamation Of the Lungs aud Liver.
Now we ask any man to put his finger on a
single case of any of these complaints in which
'.Rev. b. Ilbbard's Vegetable Pills." taken
promptly, have failed to cure. We defy him ~
do i,-fearlesSly and above board-for know
these Pills will act effectively they are
taken.
Half pill is the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks, give one, or even two Pills, dis
solved. that il may operate the sooner. Read the
directions, that 90 with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should b..
taken the next day. The more violent and
alarming the attack Of any malignant fever,
Bilious Choc or Cholera Morbus. the more
promptly to these pills meet, and overcome the
disease.
ITAgent and Country dealers supplied by +.
General Agent for Ohio
and Nortlcn Ineiana, Third street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale in Richmond, by DR.. J. Howell's and
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept 7. le47.
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HR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE SfrcirIc
For Lenocrrnna. Con.ni.aIs OF C0nn0t

HR. CULI.EN'S ISnI>s VEGETABLE SrrcifIc,
i For Leuoc,Ti.Hd, Conni. ais. or Common
Wh.os.-This veXGtious, and often dangerous
disc ase, is unfortunately well known Among
females, that detail of its symptoms seems un-
necessary
TO the patient herself tho disease maniicsts
Itself by uneGuivocal signs; yet from delicacy.
false aud often fatal, she frequently neglects to
make known rr condition, even to her most in
innate female friends, till her constitution is
seriously impaired. ana the foundation laid for
long catalogue of other ciGeascs, such us Slow
Fever. attended with difficult respiration, Palpi-
not cured. it is frequently followed by othsrs still
serious ard frsal, such as Proapsus Ctor,
or falling Of the W omh, Uice rations, Atrohhy,
and Dropsy, which end in DEATH.
TO enjoy rood he0lth, ALL the sccretory organs
must be in sound condition.
Whenever. then, 'the disease manifests itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse TO REM
edy which will restore the diseased organs to II
healthy condition, and all the distressing symp
toms will speedily disappear, and the death-like
pnlor of the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
hue of health.
Such remedy may he found in "Cullen's
Specific" 1t is not only pleasant safe, and
] certain remedy for Leucorrhoea, but for suppress
what its indicates, "Specific" for nl
uterine diseases. and at the same time entirely
free from all ingredients which have in any de-
gree injurious effect upon the system.
This preparation is made Of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly njure the most deli
cate constitution. 1t is neuer been knOtxn 10 fli!
ia single case 10 e6tcfd cure.
For s1e mt Or. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
Richmond, July IL, le47. 29y.
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important 10 Co.,>unnpfivcs.

Strange. That many who are afflicted with
a COLGX that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-tha disease
which carries off thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or what is than not ing, gorgln them
selves with nost5-u!Es, that pulled TO the skies
for cures they are said TO have effected on some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF Li| ERWORT AND
TAR which still continues to effect the most
Vonde FIJI Cu1 IS ever recorded III the annals OF
medicine \ fact which Is proved by reference
10 the vast number of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. " M
J. Richards, Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife of the
Rev. G.. w. Ma'ey, DR.. Hiram Cox, late Proies-
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati
and others of that city. Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Phys cians of
the highest standing had given them up TO die !?
If men of such high standing will reach for the
great rirtacs of this medicine, cannot but in
fer that i: is at least all that it is represented to
be. Read the advertisement of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
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NJ 10000 DIE ~

Annually Of Consumpt ~ the united
States, vet how many could have been saved IT
they had rescrted TO DR.. Rogers Liverwort ana
Tar in season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are
now test!iiin:. that il has saved their lives and
restored them to Heul'h-No one need DEsrAis0
though vonr physcians and friends give You ny
TO DEL. You cannot be worse Than Mrs. Rowe.
Of Staun,on, who WAS given Mp by her Doctors
and friends 20 win the last stage OF CON
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate III addition
/ to In. vast number obtained in Cincinontt. te
show that the cures il makes ar" mol conhnod to
that City aone, but IN every place where II has
| been introduced Read what she saye:
This is to certify. that some months since. 1
was taken with pain IN my side and breast.
called in the aid Of several ply sc,ans, but ite.
failed to give any relief, uId Tor the space .:
one year l grew rapidly worse. In addition IL
! this, was attacked with "a violent cough, "a
thonp,: m excellent physician lived IN the same
house, and used the greatest excrtion, aud pad
the striciest attention. II baied all ms skill
two others were called in, one ot which was an
40 ed and SIX lfui physician, but all their efforts
proved ulke unavailing. ~ lust. n taIsic!as.
who was attending camp meeting IN Tie hcigh.
| borhoott, came to me, aud declared that i
could not last moro than ono G.iy longer: also.
all Of the vast number who caino to ME be
lievcd that few daysa at most must end my earth
ly career. lily friends s1re noD called ia u me
! die. But my brother AT this crisis, Clearing Of
] the astonishing Lurcs performed by llr. kogcrs'
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,1 wen.
Ia Chi,icothe aud back, distance of sixty miles
| in - hours, to get some Of the above medicine
commenced tax ing il, and strange to tell. before
| | had used half bottle, the cough was entirely
| cured; from this timo I recovered rapidly, ara
when had used two bottles, was ublc TO liz
snme my family vacations AS usually. ] ana
fully satisfied that il il had not been for this ex
celent med inc, l would now be IN my grave.
| and must in Justice say. that truly return my
| sincere thanks TO the inventor Of This priceless
| medicine aud would recommend all persons AZ
flicted with discussed lungs to give IT a ttial:
| HARRIET ROWE
| We the undersigned. do certify. that this
! count OF Mrs. Rowe is correct, we being person
| ally acquainted with all the circumstances.
| PETER p. MATTHEWS.
! i. Y. JOHNSON.
| THOMAS CRAIG.
| JOSEPH EVANS.
! Etauniou. Ohm. E.h Z l-iI
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The n Y. Day Book calls attention to
the fact Of the influence Of Franklin upon
the character Of John .. Adams. In
1873, when the latter was only eleven
wears old, he went to Paris with his father
and there came under the particular no.
,ice OF the great philosopher. Franklin
was delighted with the dociliy, gravity
and sickness OF the boy. and enjoyed his
society so much that at length he took
him to his own house at Passy. where the
little John Quincy remained u doInIcllcd
inmate during a whole winter. From
such All instructor as Franklin he must
have derived many wholesome lifelong
Impressions: and al his plastic and iinita-
tive age. his character must have been
greatly influenced by one whom he saw
the object ol honors and attentions which
kings might have cnsicd.
The rigid metodical habits Of al his
after lif,-his prudent and sal, MANAGE
r!ent Of his pecuniary aifair5 through a
long course OF years. in which his position
encouraged Il constant liberal expenditure
his uniform and exact adherence 70 i
system Of rules Of action early laid down
~ himself for his own moral government.
ind perhaps also some degree Of that
'Ioiciit anu fiucIdHIIR abucfTC.icc ~
slavery which 50 c!liineniiv distinguished
him-all these. it is suggested were nat
ural results Of his early association with
Franklin, so devoted 10 the philosophy Of
economy ard utility, SO fond Of practical
wisdom expressed IN rules and systems Of
life, in proverbs and nlaxims, and fur
thcrmole distinguished as one Of the car
/ lest opponents Of negro slavery in Amer
lea Ii is justly remarked in conclusion:
! Mr. Adams seems in his youth to have
had remarkable power of attracting u
4 himself the fond and admirin@ regard q
the greatest Of men; nor did he lose il in
his MANHOOD Washington conceived q
fondness and respect FIR him, which he
manifested by an important diplomatic
=, appointment at the very early age OF
twent-six years-an act which brought
down upon President W aslingtoI storm
Of the most vehement abuse from the dem
ocratic journals Of that period, in which
/ the vcncrutcd Father Of his country,
was dcrided and denounced for the Sc
lection Of his hoy minister" as he was
called.
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IL SPECIAL NOTICE,g

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE w Esr.-lt has bee n
long though that the citizens of the West were
to better times in regard TO the bilious disea-
with which portions OF our noble country are
visited. The tyne medicine is at length offered
by tho celebrated Girafonberg Company
Their advertisement Is in another column, to
which the attention OF every man, woman and
child should be immediately given. For sale by
James Elder, IT the Post O5Fee Book Store, kch
;sond. Ia; by Lewis Davis, at the New Paris
Post Office, and at the "Richmold Book Store -
by ID. l.. Holloway.
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TIE WONDERFUL GuREs MADE

by tn, medicine have indnced my scians Of the
highest standing to prescribe if-res even Pro-
feesors of the Colleges admit tiut il cures alter
everything else has failed
DR. H. Cox. late Professor in Cincinnati Med
cal Co .ge, office 9Th street, says lac cured
Miss Belt ef ScoriuIous Consumption with Or.
Rogers, Liverwort& Tar, after size as given u
10 di. by a number OF skiiiui Physicians. u,
w. Richards, Of Cincinnati, says he cured Mr.
Charles w AIDE, Of Consumption " It'll this rnedi
cine after all his other remedes had iaIcd.
uJDr. X. x. Wilson, regular ply sician OF
Galpols, says it really tcted like charm in IN.
case Of Mrs w isen,ao. tire wife Of the Rev. n
Wiseman, Of Patriot, Ohio, who was on the
point Of DEATH with pulmonary CoNsUNr nos.
and was restored u health after few weeks bv
the OF DR.. Rooms L,vERwoKrS TAN
The late euro Of Mrs. Egsert. who new re-
sides on Race street, three doors above Eiplt,l,
Cincinnati, is TRULY the most remark abb. and
astonishing ever recorded. This lady had tho
Consumption for the last six years, aud Ia,.ty
she grew. worse and worsc-worn down and ma
ciated cold night sweats and hectic frYeT every
day, reduced to . mere skeleton, her cough was
most distressing. all her phys;c.ans gave her III,
TO DIE with the last stage of COns.nrpt,on-Dr.
Tailiafera, now called in--a celebrated Lou~
Doctor who said there not the least hope o.
her recovery, finally her Lungs uLesa.rEp ho,t,
internally and externally aud the blood settled
under her nails that they came off; her friend,
came in to take their aet fareweii-at this cris.
she commenced using this same DR. Rtrrrs,
LIyEAwoRT aSD TAR, which has rcstorcd her 10
better health than she has enjoyed since -he WIS
fourteen yaars of age, and three months sl..,
gained fifty pounds IN Acsi Jhose who doubt
tine virtues OF this wonderful uled inc arc nYi-
ted to call and see her.
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CALL ON
THE AGENT aud rce the certific ate in full of
the above mentioned cures and also a vasi mum
Der Of others.
CT DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. by
ncgecung to use this valuable mediciu. until
I ehnux Sn1s rfr..
which too far gone TO he saved, even by shi.
Grea, Remedy. BE sure am. get Dr. Roger
LverEort and Tar. which ha. his sig..iore on
yellow Label, on each bottle Of the genas~-.
II is for sale by A. L. SCOvIILE. C.ncis natl.
w Wholesale Agent for the West aud South, ana
also by all the advertised Agents
| Also. BY ID. P. HOLLOWAY, Richmond
April 5, ,S4e. IT,
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Road Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice heretofore
given, public meeting was held at the
Hampton School House, and on motion ia
cob Sanders was appointed Chairman, and
J. NJ. Brown secretary. When. on mo-
iion. tho route from Adjing:on's Hill, pa SIS
ing ,hcnco thro' tho widow Grcer's farm,
thence to tho S. W. corner of kcndall's
land and passing rough tho corner of il,
thence TO the west side of llamp,on's school
house, was adopted by q vote OF the meet
ing.
Ga motion OF David Wi!cu,s, i, was
Resolved, that tho work DO commenced
when fifteen thousand dollars Of stock
should be subscribed; which was adopted.
On motion it was resolved, that 4 moot
ing DO held at tho Same School House. on
tho Sth inst, TO SEQ what amount Of stock
has boon taken, and that exertions sc used
by those appointed for the purpose Of pro-
curing stock.
1t was further resolved, that tho toreso
ing proceedings be published in the Free
Labor Advocate, tho Jeiforsonian, and
Richmond Palladium.
on motion the meeting adjourned.
JACOB SANDERS, Pres.
JAS. NJ. Blown. Sec'y.
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE aud Lot on Front street. resf
n Main. the Lot BY 10 rods. tho House will
answer for = large family.
Also
4 fractional Lot opposite, with Stable and shop
emit. This property may answer well for dii-
.e.e,,. mechanical operations.
Also
Tuen,y odd Acres Of Land, divided iatc 5 lots.
west OF West Richmond" adjoining the Ma
tional Road These lots are Of excellent sol
anu desirable for building.
-AI>D-
The Pork Honsc now in occupancy 81 rs Ssrai.
tan. possession the LIST OF / III mo nc@i, aud
O: tho dive ling and fractional lot immediately
Terms may be taaic modating. + OF
enquire O: the subscriber =: ID. -.
Sioan's Tavern, Richmond
OLIVER kiNSEN.
81 mo. 2oth lsatS.
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COuRatcrfcits.n

People at The West will further the Of
Justice by looking out for large i!esiy man who
is travelling through Illinois. on his work Of poi
and death. He is reported to come from
st. Louis. with counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them TO our Agents at ii
low price. We have Of the boxes lust
ceived from Chicago, and in pursuit of
the fellow. The laws are severe and Will fully
punish those who counterfeit medicines.
u Aside from the appearance of the counter
feiis. any of cur Agents knor that if Pills pur-
porting to be DR.. q. Benz. Smiths are offered at
reduced price. they MUST COUNTERFEIT, there
is getting over it.
Let all who love justice be on their guard. II
isvnecessary to knor that G.. BENZ Sn,iA is rritten
with my o,rn hand on the bottom of each box, to
couate rfeit which is high handed crime.
G. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 119 Greenwich St, y. Y
Nov. Q, ls47 46-tf.
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MARION SITS, RrcnMoxD, IA J
OSEPH w. GILBERT, respectfully in
u forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the L1ndiordsilp of this
we'll and favorabiy known HOTEL, and he Is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive ostIer is at Ill times rcat y
to take charge of Horses. and the stall : is well
supplied with proycndcr His charges are rea-
sona4bie-
Feb. ., Isl. 39's5.Al
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TIE NoRMoNs-Thc number and
movements OF the Mormons are extra
ordinary. They have an encanpnent cal
led winter quarters, on land owned by the
Omaha Indians, Immediate vicinity Q.
Council Bluffs. 1t this encanpnent 1t IS
calculated there are now over twelve thou
sand, one half OF whom intend starting
for the valley Of tho great salt lakes, as
soon as the grass on the plains will permit.
The balance viii remain and put i'll crop,
and in turn leave for California when SUIT
ficieIit number have arrived 10 keep up the
caca,n pmcut at winter quarters 1t Is
expected tia, from eight II ten thousand
souls from England, WI JOIN the enligra-
ting part, this season II addition, large
parties are expected from other parts OF
Europe The AlorInons from Europe VIII
land at New Orleans. and proceed BY 81
Louis - winter quarters end thence a
cross the country 10 the valley Of the great
salt lakes, where they intend erecting a
magnificent temple. What will be the
end Of 4iorlnonisin. IS 4 mystery Like
tue descendants o. lshnaei, tile:r hands
appear t. b. against ever mans hand,
and every man., hand agaius. theirs. -
Descended from the Cauc asian race. they
appear determined to build up rcli"io-
politcio government and policy that '.ill
etfcciually separate them from all other
mon.
FnaM MRxIco-AdviccS have reached
Philadelphia from ti.v Capitol al A"~i"n
to the goth ult The Board Of Inquiry
had commenced its s.itin2s GA the 10th.
Gen WORT. Withdrew his charges against
Cen. Scott; and the charges against Col.
Duncan were also withdrawn The Court
VIII proceed in its enquiries into the
charges against Gen. Pillow.
The Press published at Columbus,
saws that Samuel Nedary's paper. the
Statesman, with all It's property and patron
are is lnortraged to the Wooster Bank for
ten thousand dollars! This affords a
practical Illustration Of bauk-ha:ing de-
E4Ocracy.
1t the last Cambridge Commencement.
wine was excluded from the public dinner
for th, first time for more than hundred
years.
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Notice..

rHNIIE undersigned having taken ont of Wayne
Probate Court, Letters testame ntary on the
last will and testament of Heck ah Williams,
late Of said county deed, give notice to all
pc rsons indebted to said estate to make imn.S l.
ATE payment, and those having Claims against
said estate TO present them in the proper order
for settlement within one year. The Estate is
solvent as far = ia known.
REBECCA WILLIAMS, ExecutriX.
WILLIAM COX, Executor.
April ), 1913. l5-3t.
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For Sale or Rent.

FkNHE Mill property, lying one mile North Of
Richmond, on the Middle Fork of " hit.-
wuter, with ia Acres of Land The property
formerly occupied by Job w Swain. There
is IA good Dwelling House, Machine Shop, and
a Stable Oh the premises. Any person wish
ing to purchase rent, will please call and ex-
anime the premises, aud apply TO
NANCY SWAIN.
Dec. %, lSl7. If
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lust RECEIVED. ut pIAINE:S &
- FARaUHAk's a. opposite tie Bunk -
A few pairs of Ladies' superior CUM
ELASTIC BUSkIN SHOES;
Superior Fur Seal CAPS;
A few chiidrcn's superior CAPS;
A lot Of STEEL TRAPS;
Box of SAND BRIG k--a new aud eXcellcn
article for securing Spoons, Knives, &c
Richmond, Nov. %, leE. 4-H
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1<D'9"E1N YARNS, Sc.-The subscri-
Y Der, agent for the Covngton and the Cooper
Cotton Factories has constantly Oh hand Il large
stock OF COTTON YARNS, W licking,
Carpet and Cover!et WARP, TWlNE and
BATTING. For sale Ut the lowest rates.
Il. BUCHANAN, Cincianati
Jan. 10, 1913. t'az. So I3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

NLECTRO MAGNETIC MACHlNES-
II NefF . Best Electro Magnetic Machines.
Aiso-Smith's Torpedo DO DO
For sale at Dr. HOWELI.S' Drug Store.
n. Bone Of the above ned rnsehines
will be kept to let out TO those who wish TO test
its medical virtues. Eiecsso-nDgpetism has
proved valuable remedy in many chronic dis
eases.
March %, 1873
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GIN Is n q. TT.
o-c .ils'rHES WARE: owe
NEW APPROPRIATIONS!

800 r4 Sssza a#:sesy from De fs,:sss
Blue I.ins Hates. Twi.Iisrs. Mullins. Dishes,
Bakers. Pitchers, lea " are, verona NEecian
and Plain Teas;
Blue Ntrdici, a beautiful article CT light blue
assorted, the same The Blue Rhine;
Tea Sets ii the PiovcT pattern, beautiful article;
Blue Raised Figure;
Dark Blue Salem;
I,nc.I.t nininr. Tea and Toilet Ware;
Flowing Blue .5cln4e, manufactured By J. & i.
A!cock;
40 Gates Common Teas;
% do Eyed ana c. G I.witi.eTs;
20 DO 90 Dishes;
& o. DO DO Nappies;
10 do c. C. and CoIoFed Jug;
- do do 20 Eo"is'
% 60 do Char'b-TS;
\ do do covered do:
= do Painted Tea " are;
The above Goods are of he best styles, and
w.! he rcpackvd II small 'tt-'l'.io 1-aS'ei'i
Bills Ct pl..atcl; adding freight only
Glassware.
Jus. received $50 boxes I!.nt Glass" are' con
Is p. and flute Tun,5lers'
/ 3 and u pit Bar do; Ncs. ; s : 2 am
= gall, gall, gall, a. Pt- and 'i f., Jars
30 90 Do Do DO Do do saitmou,ls;
oval and Octagon Dishes;
Sugars and covered do;
Larg. tuteI and pl,n covered Bowls;
Salts, Pepper, Vinegar Mustard tr"eiS;
Decan,.rs, Pitchers, Lamp, Galleries, Candle
sticks, Lantrrns, sc.
For sale by the box at u discount from manu-
lecturers prices
Also,--t.,.llon, half gallon and quart Hotties;
Pint and halt PIN; ,;tss
&, rt.t
IL /, >, /, & ami OK prrss'd do;
IL l. >. 4 and %. Inks;
Oils 6, II. 81. 81, 81 and n to the gall
For sale by .. AiDB ItH, Agent,
No.I.4, Main street.
March o2th, 1919. CIECISHATI, ONO.
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Who Wants "a CarrioCee

4 HAVE for SALE, one Of the most SPLENDID
4 double Seated Family Harrison Carriage,ever
offered IN this market. ut tho prcc-made Of the
best Of uctcrials, and in substantial manner
ana finished in good stylc-suitabe for either
one to ivy Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS
fo--Call at the Shop, few doors East of the
Starr House.
Richmond, April l 9th, 1919. I6if
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H rlond, Inciana, {
l-49.
Persons calling for
LIST, VII! please say the.
.Adclngtoa John
Anderson John
anderson Samuel
Anderson Benjamin
Braslen William
Robson Humphrey
EecAtel George
Du5cock Julian
Bunker Rachel
Bu-wrli Maj. Thomas
Beard Miss Sarah
Banks Tho w.
Brady ). +.
Batt. Augustine
C,iawson Iobiiha ].
CheesGnan E51nez6r
Cooins W IN.
Chees;uan d w
Clark Thomas
Clark jesse
Crist Jacob
combs Isaac
tarnn Elizabeth
Cu!5ertson J James y.
CatreH David
Curtis Juo.
Curtis l.. G..
Carter Elizabeth
Cla..Gnd Samuel Is.
Cook Johnson
ulbertson David
Cary B.nalah
ro,n=liae Norris
Davis Is. y.
Don.lass Elizabeth
Dougan Aaron
Davis 3. +.
: Davidson y athan
Davis William
D-igs..y William
Denton John T.
p.w!in Bulah
Elston John
Elite! Charles
Ellis Jonathan }
Este y, X.
1ishe r AFanninta Nal
VIVA
i'islieler Sarah 9
FreeIan Jackson >
Grays Etia
Gowdy I. G..
Granger Noah
Gillespie 5. II.
Gales w ~iiirg,on
Gardner Jesse
Huston Daniel I.
Harvey Henry
lfuskin Alien
Hassman u.
He nlcy Elias l..
Henderson Samuel
Hal. james.
Hatch Curtis
Henley John
t Hammond John
| Uutlord Jeremiah
Harvey Thaddcus
/ Hutton John
! Hoover Samuel
Iliette Joseph
iIeston Samuel
james f. I. ..
Jones Mrs. =. or Albel
Jesup Nathan
Jacobs Rob.
Jeiferies Sarah w.
Jennings jacob
Johnson CiuibouTn
Richmond, April 5, !
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

4 superior lot Of Louisiana Sugar
~ and MO10sscs. just received from New
Orleans, and .or sale by the Hogshead, Barrel or
Retail, Low FOB CASH, by
HAlNES & FARQrHAR
Opposite the Bank
Richmond, Feb. 9Th, ls4s