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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

SATAN TURNED BRoKER.-Rev. D. Mott.
in a temperance lecture. related the follow
ing:
4 wine dealers wife. in the commercial
capital ofthe State. whose conscience was
III at ease in relation TO the traffic in in
scxicating liquors, availing herself OF IN
suspicious moment said TO her husband ;
u do not like your selling. il seems 10
me to be bad business; you do not.
suppose, make more than or 2 hundred
dollars a year by it, and would be very
ruch re,oiced if you would give II up.
know answered her husband. las
well as YOU. tina. it is bad business.
should be as glad TO give it up as you
would have me; if did not make more
than one or two or even five hundred dol
lars year by il. would give itup."
'How much :hcn.' inquired his wife, do
you make7'
why replied her husband. Il make
from two to three thousand dollars year.
IN amount too large to be relinquished.'
What you say she rejoined. brings to
my mind the remarks ola temperance lee
turcr l once heard. who having repeated
what Walapole said in relation TO every
man having his price in politics. added
that II was much the same in religion
Satan, continued he, is broker-not a
wheat or cotton broker, but q soil broker
Some can be procured TO labor in his SER
vice for a hundred, some for a thousand
dollars year. My dear husband. look
you well TO ito me it seems that even
three thousand dollars year is a paltry
price fer that which is truly priceless
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12
To the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana:
Pure Juice Ofrhe Grape.

The following is from the confession Of
an extensive liquor dealer, who has retired
from the business. Wine drinkers! read
it. and consider what it is YOU drink
'He was in the habit Of making his own
wine. and he did it in this way: lie would
take gallon of rum. gallon Of gin. I
gallon Of brandy, and mix them; TO this
he would add gallon of molasses and Q
gallons Of water. This he sold for sweet
Malaga wine, at 81 per gallon! To the
above he would add gallons of cider boil
ed down to one, and sell it for Port wine!
Or. by changing the quantity of cider he
could make any kind of wine he pleased,
and ne sold it, under various names, at a
bout $3.50 per gallon!-l Temperance
Record
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Rum EOwdicS and Scotch Snuff

n spondcnt of the Worcester Cataract, a
m excellent paper by the way writing from
" alpcie; y. H., describes the following circum-
stance. which somewhat ludicrous and anu
sng--Ohto Organ.
Much effort had been expended in Waipole to
stop the license ami sale Of in the several
places in town. which finally crowned with
complete success. One man III particular, who
had taken very active part II the SAID suppress
sion Of business was ii merchant. near the square
He had sign, which hung over the side walk
some :, or 20 feet from the ground. The sign
was suspended from large iron bar, which pro-
truded from the brick wall, in order to display
both sides of il. The offended rumr1ies, went
one night armed with tools requisite for remov
ing the merchants sign: and adjusting another
which they had taken from a rum tavern, after
being taken down because be could not get IL
ccusc.
We'll, while they were busy at work the n,er-
chant was listening inside and succeeded III find
ing out the whole clan. among whom we're some
Of the high boods Of the village. He went 70 a
box of the real GLOW Scotch.S Smut. -took about
quart, and asccn ded his stairs 10 window d.
recty the cyl! aoers below. The window
YVES pushed up noiseless.y. and when they were
all boosting aud pulling up the sign, with nostrIls
aIs,eude3,- eyes ana mouth wide open,-town
came the powdered weed. the Scotch snuff
completely filing all Of the before Elentioned
places.-Ihey all instantly let 60 their hold
when they had go, the old rum sign almost NJ.
Dct-, il came. 4al about dozen .'to- ash does
all st once told the :ee;otaer, that his shot had
taken universal effect, They ran.-tut those
avn ul ..ho-Gea-docs' detected them. They went
TO another place, but the .ho 1sa-loes" there
too. They separated and then il shoe :
ioe'' in al. parts Of tbs village, and il thong
that they were disturbed all night BY the unver
sal affection OF continual "ao ash hoe!' About
a dozen pair OF eyes the next morning appeared
TO be lined with red baizc; and during the whole
day occasional "ho-ash-aoe' woud die away
ha
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lSTEsi.ERANCE.
-"Bm at Inst ii Liteta Ike serpent and
sfingeh lake an 0ddeF.'-PToverbs.


at ms, il liteta Ike serpent q
ngeth lake an addef.'-PToverbs.
o take the md 4ening bowl away,
Remove The poisonous cop!
My soul IS sick--!ts burLIn. ray
Hath orunk my spirit up:
Take--take Il from my loathing lip,
Ere madness fires NY BRAIN:
Toke-take il hrncc, nor let NE sip
Its liquid 0ea.h again.
Oh dash il on tie thirsty earth,
For ! wilIdrnk no more;
Itcannot fill the heai, 9th mirth
That grief hath wounded sore.
For serpents wreathe its sparkling brim,
And addcrs Turk below;
1t hath no soothing charm for him
" no SINKS suppressed with woe.
Sny not "Behold its ruby hue;
o press it TO thy iips.''
For tits more deaaly than the dew
That from the Upas drips:
1t IS more poisonous than The stream
Which deadly nightshade iaves:
Its Joys are transient the beam
That lights its rudy waves.
Say not at hath powerful spell
To soothe the soul OF care"
Say not. 1t Gains the bosom's swell.
And drives away despair"
Art thou lis votary' Ask thy soul.
Thy soul in misery deep
Yes, ask thy conscience II the bowl
Can give etefnai steep.
Then, hence, away. thou deadly foe
OF happiness the whole;
Away-away. | feel thy blow,
Thou Palsy Of the soul,
Henccforth | ask no more Of thee,
Thou baue of Adams race.
But TO heavenly fountain flee.
And drink the ders Of grace.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

Indian a l.
kentcuky --.--..-- ---.----..----.-.----..----al
State Bank of Ohio and Branches.
Clinton Bank Of Columbus.
City Bank of Columbus.
Dayton Bank.
City Bank OF Cleveland
Canal Bank of Cleveland.
Franklin Bank Of GAINESVILLE. Observation-Disclosures
Western Reserve Bank
Bank Of Virginia ana Branches
Farmers Bank of Virginia and Branches..--------
Exchange Bank ofdo- do do.--- =
Bank of the Valley Of de- DO do..-
rNots. of s. and upwards at par in the Cities
cf New York. Philadelphis, and Baltimore.
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EI aNDHEru's PILLS.

Jf'lhosc of our citizens who desire a good
Medicine. VIII find va the Justly celebrated
fuiso Doctor HrapdretIi which has De rtoru,.a
cures upon thousands OF helpless persons. after
the usual scientific skill Of phy sicians had con-
soIed them 18th the assurance TINT they could d.
40 more. / r properties Of these Pals AZ an
anti hIiIions and apcrtent medicine, are unri,ai
leo; all who use them rccomme nj them: thri,
,if,ues surpass all cuiogv. aud must be used m
be appreciated. The weak and delicat. Will b,
strengthened by their use, not by braciny, but
BY removing the cause of weakness the eros.
aud corrupt hnmors of the body. They require
no change ia tile Giet, or of any kind. PLAIN
directions accompany each box, SO that every one
Is has o@ competent phS scion.
The EtanGreth flis are for sale by one Agent
IN every town IN the State, and by the follow
ing gentlemen IN thts county. va;
~. +. Holloway, Richmond; John Ho~e,v.
Cambridge CITY; John Dunham, CcntEsviIle. f.
Johnsonbongh, Cambridge; \. y }. Dfai-y
Boston: Hopkins X Hiatt, Milton, Wore & Kirk
Dublin; Nhitenger x DYER, Abingdon. J. r.
Tay l"r. liagerstoNn: ]. ". scott, W ashinrton;
Samuel Johnson. " ii'laIn2bnrg.
Nov. 10, IL. it-1n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

JOS ~ W. G---.-G s.21zF0 :
<<Irs. aE CAST. 1rpE - BAR
l } GAINS can nG.c tc had 1t the Store of J. W
GILBERT, who has recently received from the
East a conplete assortment OF DRY GOODS.
His stock consists. III part, OF
Cloths, Cassimercs Teetincs, Srtincts, ard Jeans,
Fancy Goods, ,}c.
ITtI.S0 "A foil assert flTts;. n all times.
OF iIAHoIN ARE. GROCERIES, and
crfrF,NSI. ARE.
There is NO MISTAKE bat that the above
GOODS will be sold At unusually low prices,
tor Cash. approved Country Produce
lSCalI at the CHEAP CASH STORE. in
the IVES, Room of tte Richmond .lotel, and OBJ
tain BARGAINS!
Richmond Aug. 81, lSl7-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

The following is copy Of petition to
the Indiana Legislature, now being circu
lated in this Township, for the passage
Of law prohibiting the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors, in any quantity less than TEN
GALLONS. We have several copies Oh
hand, and hope our temperance friends
will call and get them, and urge every
man, woman and child in our township to
sign them. We believe that the proposed
law would put a stop to the frequent
quart operations, and be less subject 10
evasion than the small measure actnow in
existence. We do not believe, however,
that this proposed law or any other that the
wisdom Of man can invent, viii suppress
hquor-selling and drinking Instantly or
entirely; but we do fully believe that there
will be less drunkards made-less liquor
sold-under the ''ten-ga!lon' system, and
the vendors would be more sure Of being
punished for evading and violating it
Some little good We think, can be accom-
plished by trying the contemplated law,
and every warrn-hcarted temperance ad-
vocatc will unite in every honorable effort
TO diminish, if he cannot eradicate, the
evils Of this traffic:
To the General Assembly Of tho
State Of Indian
THE UNDERSIGNED, citizens of Wayne
Township. Wayne County, would respect
fully request that you will enact a law, at
your present session, prohibiting the sale
of intoxicating liquors in shid Township,
in any quantity less than ten gallons
Providing further that any violation Of said
law shsll be punished by Gne not less
than DIRE dollars nor more than twenty
dollars, before any Justice Of the Peace Of
said Township of Wayne. -
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S0gssntcrgcitS...

P,opie Al he Itcst VIII further the cause 81
Justice by looking OCT for large irshy man Who
Is travelling through Illinois, on his work OF pot
son aud death. lie Is reported TO come fromI
II. Iouis, " It'll counterfeit OF Pills, and no
has MAI efforts TO sell them to Agents ri u
low price. We have one of The boxes Just re-
ceiyed from Chicago. and We are in pursuit OF
the fellow. The laws severe aud will fully
punish those Who cou int. rteit medicines.
fcifs any of our Agents k"on that If Pills pur-
porting 10 be- Or. &. Benz. Smiths offered ut
1t reffced price. they 4 couNTERFKiT, there
is getting over II.
Let all aho love justice bc n their guard. Il
is necessary 10 knor that e.. Beny .Snifh Wriissa
with my hand the bottom Of each box, -
counte Tfcit which ~ a high handed crime.
g. BENZ. SMITH,
Office l19 Creenw ieh st., n. Y.
Nov. 9, 1917 46-tf
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KsEgks7sCyD HOTEL.

nR. CELLEN'S I~pIA~ FFaE-AsIE SFEc-yfc.
Fer Le.ocrrtaa, Cora,aot:s, o. Common
Ehues--ThIs veNetlcus, and often dangerous
disease, is unfortunately 50 We. known among
females. .!ia. d-t2i! q lis symptoms seems uA-
necessary.
To tie patient herself, IN, disease mauifes.s
itself by uneQuivocai signs; yet from dellcacy,
false, and often fatal, she frequently neglects 20
make known her condition. even to her most in
innate female friends. til her constitution IS
seriously impaired. and the found alton laid for
long catalogue Of other diseases, such Slow
Fever, attended with difficult respiration. Paipi
;ations, Painting. &c, and when the disorder is
not cured it IS reque ntly followed by others sttH
more serious and fetal. such Proapsus Cteri,
or falling Of the Womb. Ulcerations, Atrohhy,
and Dropsy. which end in death.
To ENJOY good health, ALL The secretofy orgGfRs
must be in sound condition.
Whenever. then, 'the disease manifests itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse TO rem
cGv which will restore the diseased organs 10
healthy coalition, ana all the distressing synp
toms Will speedily disappear, and the Geath-llke
paior Of the cheek be succeeded by the roseate
hue of health.
Such a remedy may be found in ssCullen's
certain euedv for Ieuco-rhoea, but for suppress
ions and painful Asnsurations In truth. it is
what its name indicates, 4 - peeItlc'' for all
uterine disc asses, and at the same time entirely
free from all ingredients which have IN 10y &C.
gree an injuries efns-ct upon the system.
This preparation is made OF vegetable sub
stances and possibly injure the most deli
cate constitution. IL is nerer been kaotcn to Jai!
ia a single case 10 .fecta
For sale at DR.. HOW ELLIS Drug Store.
Richmond, July IL, lsi7. 2ay.
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The Toll Gates Of Life.

WE are all on Journey. The world
through which we are passing IS n some
respect like a turnpike--all along which
vice and folly have erected toll gates for
the accommodation of those who choose
10 call as they go-and there are few OF
all the host Of travellers who do not occa-
sionallv stop at some one or another OF
,hem-and consequently pay more or less
to the tollgatherers. Pay more or less. we
.ay, because there is very great variety
as well in the amount as in the kind OF
toll cxactcd at these different stopping
places.
Pride and fashion take heavy tolls Of
the purse. Many man has become
beggar by paying at these gates. The or
binary rates they charge are heavy and
the road that way is none of the best.
Pleasure offers very smooth delight
full road in the outset. She tempts the
traveller with many fair promises. and
wins thousands--but she takes without
mercy. Like an artful robber, she allures
till she gets her victim in her power, and
Z en- strips him of health and money. and
turns him Oft miserable object, into the
very worst road of life.
Intemperance plays the part Of sturdy
william. He's the very worst toll Gatherer
on the road; for he not only gets from his
customers their money and health. but he
robs them of their very brains. The men
you meet in the road, ragged and ruined
in fame and fortune, are his visitors.
And so we might go on enumera'lng
many others who gather toll ofthe unwary.
Accidents sometimes happen, it is true.
along the road. but those who do not get
through. at least tolerably well. you may
he sure have been stopping by the way at
some of,hese places. The plain common
sense men who travel straight forward,
get through the journey without much diff
Guilty.
This being the state Of things, it be-
comes every one, in the outset, if he in
tends to make comfortable Journey. 70
take care what kind OF company he gets
in with.-Mother'S Maya -ins.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-01-12

ETiEstEiN'S Vegetable Litbontripiic Mix
ture. ~ a General Restorer Of the system,
au8 Purifier Of the Blood unrivailed ~ the cure
OF Dropsy, Gravel, Liver Complaint, Serofuis.
-curyy, Lcprosy. Blaaaing at the Lungs, fioof
Albus Piles, PutriI sore Throat, Erysipelas ,
Consttagtjon &c; for sale in Richmond at The
Drug store Of DIR. J. HOW Ellis.
Oct. &c, l141.
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r. "a ilv q s.Occ a ! - :.

ever before opened in this place, which they WISH
to EXCHANGE immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory t. purchasing a
larger supply.
Their stock consists, u part. of Imperial, Cum
Powder, Young Hyson ana rouci,ong Teas
RIO and st. Domingo Coffee :. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden syrup. sugar House
and Plantation Mola=eos; Nos. !, : ana Mack
crel in Bbs. half bbs. ana KITS Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Sa'cra-
tus Starch. Z,nte currants, tasins. / resh ground
spices Of I'll Kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles. SoaP, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c
Al. O. general assortment Of Queens
were Glassware. Stone-rare. " ooden-v-a-c,
Window Glass, Nails. GRAIN Scoops. shuvcls,
: oades Forks, Trace ap4 Halter chains u aEd
Halter Ropes. Bed Cor!s Co0ch ana Broom
Irvine. Market and School HasAets. shaker,
1ankee and Domestic manufactured 3rooIns,
and 700, different articles winch We shall take
pleasure in showingto any one who may 'a> Or u
with 4 call.
15~Please call and eramine our stock, as It
costs nothing for loos nC.
Richmond. Jan. :. ISIS : IT,
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ID H L G s, EDICl y T. s,
Asp@ D,nsu
LATEST q ARRIVAL.

LATEST & EEE.FkL.
TAR. JOSEPH HOW ELLIS. has Just received
- direct from New York and Philadelphia,
splendid lot o. Drugs and Medicines. Among
which the following:
$50 ozs. Ouinine; Dbl. Gum Camphcr;
50 III poygd Rhubarb; % III Powd Jalap:
/ case sicily Liquorice; bbl supcarb- Soda
/ case Cala5ra do; : car. Aqua Ammonia;
100 III Gum Myrrh; = "a sweet Sp'ts Nitre
, cases u3ube Paste; 30 Saph. Ether;
do called Magnes.a. Lbi puiv'd Bay berry;
/ do A-safEtida, DO 10 Hemioc bark
DO Aloes; do French Brandy,
100 ID Paris Green; 90 Port W inc;
! bt,i pure Holland GIN; DO Cream Tartar;
i 90 Pu4ticr Stone; 20 Rotten Stone;
GO BoraX;
Paint Brushes. y h,e-wash Brushes. camel -haiI
Pencils. Pli Boxes, SN riug~s, oii CInnaman,
OIL Black Pepper, Oh Lemon. Lenzoic
Acid, S0cotorlne, AioeS, BHF1r. Co.
paiva. ia!sam 'roiu, biue Mass,
African Cayenne, Chloride
SODA. Gamboge, Cam
Arabic, Aliepo scam
monv. smyrna DO. Rose
Pink, Terra &c Sienna, Tdrk,
Lmber CApaiya Capsules, S4lIctDe,
Blue Sfnl,ts. Chinese Blue, McAlisters
Ointment, Extract Colocyntt, EXt. G"rtlan,
Ext DandeIlon, Eisterutn. sui pa. Nor hae,
P!perine, Silver Cathcters. Cum do; iancets,
Lancet Blades, Tooth Keys TOOTH torceqs,
eating Forceps fer Teeth, Tooth lies, COD
and Tia Fol. Croton Oh, Extract Jalap. ~
drio3ata Potass, Fest Red Bark. Yellow 90:
Orapre Peel, Rad Geutian. Powdered Osgl5
Root Jamaica Ginger; Loxa Bark ~
stone, O1alic Acid. Sulp.iarlc fotas~ InrAy
Opium 1'artarIc Acid. pure NlliIc Aci4: Lees,
Mof1att-s, and Peters Pl,is, &c. Sc.
I-AIl Of yhcl gether i;h what he lad before
on hand, makes his stock Q! the largest an
best assorted in the STATE.
Richmond, August 3lst, / IS. 3ttf
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PHI, I. q r PA & X a G T..

New STYLES are received almost every day, ard
many Of them gotten up for our own sales,
and not to be founc else V here.
j. Printed lists OF prices, corrected from cay
to cay. with every variation in the market, are
placed in the hands of buyers
Merchants will be able form some idea of
the extent and variety OF our assortment, when
We state, that the value Of usua. STOCK OF this
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M. Tovsnscnd'> Compound Extract Of
- SarsapnfIiia,--wonder aud blessing Of the
aye - ms Extract II put up ia quart bottles
j. SIX times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted
superior TO any sold. Ii cures without vomiting.
purginE, Or dehiiita;ng the pa,ieat. For sale ut
the Drug Store Of DR.. J IIOWELl.S.
Richmond, oct. 2Cth, lri..
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Aov.raaSsn- R11Une.

AAy1r1sSin Rb1IoGS
= Adrertisemehfs uiH be eonspsesessfy 80
seyfsd in the fnIiadta,n at the folLoriag vsfss:
One square Of IL Iines, 1850 ms 3 sseks, 81 %
Each continuance So
Announcing names If candidates fer e&ee, u
a subscriber 81 90; fif not subscriber) ~ "
4 liberal discount On the aLete afes, to sAsss
,o1o GdregfissBy The year.
All advertise In-nts authorized by the statsts
u1rst .. pai. Tor invariably in advance A.
ver,5sene nts coming from sbrosd, msss -
accompanied witi the cash, unless ordered ~
publication by brother publisher, and sseno.
Adeeytisensnts piu B. continued usfl fsrStS -
The erDense Of the 1dreyfis<T If no fRffs ssse
fred. No sdceytisemesS sc,II te e0soi6ersS ~
fio s2nare.
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nr. Roger Compound >vrup oG I.ivese
- wort and Jar.-A fresh supply Just re-.
ccsved at the Book Store Of ID. Y. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, September 9Th, l-47. 3su
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some THOUSANDS Indifferent pat
terms and coIoriugs and comprising every ttinl
desirable IN the lac, FOREIGN and BONES
TIC. Al Of wh5cI are offered for sale, fer cash
or satisfactory credit - the LOVES. PRICES, bs tn
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=. e. Ess,sssSGOV"T.-
COACHES, ss.fsosG1ssss,

Nj ANktCI for the patronage already OK
teuue4 toward hun. soiicits Il contIHsfar.a..
of the same: having served an Appreciate -iifi,
Of sevnn wears with the first Carriage Make N
Philadelphia. whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited AT the different Institutes: he hopes 10
be able to ret mp article At least equal 10 any
now manufactured in the Western country.
A!.So-for sale. superior orticleof p . u y
VAR y / : II. made by the oldest Narnisa-
Maker in Pbiladel pha--,rarranted not 10 crack
Atso-Carrage Trimmings of every descrp-
ton. such as Iaccs. Cloth, Silver ifub Bands,
Door Handles Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Riggs.
&c.: a.i Of which will be furnished At the lowest
Cash pr-e. Persons At distance can he accom-
modated y cropping line 10 the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr. Gilbert's Hotel.
Richmond, la, Feb. 9, III. l9In 1t.
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One Door Last of y. BriehfrelF< Store. Ngin $
EticssEsaeGaa. E.t..

lticEsE:aeRa. Ea..
4 RE now opening a large assortment Of
a SsulHlofv Ii hardware. Coach and G@rrsacs.
Trimmings, Steel springs, &c, embracing, ncr-
haps, every article demanded in thr above d.
partInent- Of Trad. and, havin9 ttci!it,e- tor
cciyjng direct from Importers and Manufacturers.
Will sell at exec. aingly low prices. Ana ..av4ng
also, III connection. good
Cunning Establishment.
will heep constantly hand general stool. q
-. = Y. - -. - -
embracing Eastern. Cincinnati. and Country
Tanned OLE. TkIEIiNtf. SF*A1'I Nt;. II Mr.
Ms, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER; Calf
Kip, PAD, Morocco and Lining SKINS, sc. SC.
a. IEc highest mar! It price VIII, at all 'imcs,
be paid Tor any quantity Of HIDES, delivered 4,
oHr Store rs aboVr-
Richmond, l0'A mo. 26th, 1911 4ttf
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Il \ + 1; Il -

4 LARGE lot Of PRINTING PAPER Of
al kInts: ALSO CAR, LETTER, DRAW
INC;. aud WRAPPING. PAPER, Of every Ges-
cription; also, BOX BOARDS. For sale At the
"Chcap " esfe.n Cash Store
Ihe highest market price gicen for Rogs.
SCOTT & co.
Richmond, Oct, !, 1877. Al-u
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is at EAST twice the value OF the entire stock Of
dry goods usually kept by our largest wholesale
iob5ers- This fact, together with the fact, that
our means and our attention instead Of being d.
videc among a vast variety of articles. are devo-
ted wholly TO ONE, Will render the advantages
which offer TO dealers perfectly obvious;
and il shall be care that y no visit our
ESTABLISHING Mt shall meet with any olsapp0int-
ment. Our assortment IL complete at all sea-
sons Of the year.
Lee. Judson s. Lee.
P. SD. F. LEE. formerly IF the firm OF
Lord Il Lees. and late Sc Nor partner in The orl-
ginaI firm Of Lee * Brew ster, from which cor
nectioa he Withdrew some time ago. has resumed
business in connection with Messrs Lee and
J1Gson, and assures has friends that the new con-
Germ shall have the same pre-efainence IN TINS
branch Of trade, which formerly distinguished
the otter two houses TO which he belonged.
July -. Ie87. @oT
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Otce and Accounts due the subscribed
! y should be Immediately paid.
Dec. :, l-it. IRWIN kLLD'