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kossUTH, the President of Hungary, is a most
remarkable man. As writer, orator, statesman
and general, he is alike without his rival in his
nation, and perhaps in the world. If his writings
and his speeches rouse the people TO fury of en-
thusiasm, his calm, clear Judgment guides them
through every difficulty and danger TO triumph.
10 the Maygars he appeals in their own rich
strong language: to the Wallacks, he speaks the
language of the Wallacks TO the Sclaves he speaks
the language of the Scaves; while to the Diet of
Magnates and Bishops, he breaches revolution for.
freedom, and resistance TO tyrants, in the purest
Latin. Of exhaustless genius, energy and inven-
ton, he is never at q loss. Time seems 10 have
marked him for the events he is shaping, and it is
hard to determine whether he stands highest as a
soldier, statesman, orator or prophet--he certainly
combines the four characters wonderfully. Here
is specimen of his oratory, addressed to the
Hungarian nation:
"Two things we must do. We must rise and
crush the enemy that desecrates the earth on which
we live, and we mus! not forget! These two are
needful: should the Hungarians fail in them then
they are a craven Heople--a people of wreches
of hch the very name in history shall be kin to
sha me! Should the Hungarians fail in these two
then they are a people of dasta rds and towards,
defng even the sacred memory of their forefu-
theirs. God the Eternal will say of them, Il rue
the day on which | created this people!' And
should the Hungarians fail in these two, then they
are dH dCCufSeu peOpie--So Curseu, tnat Inc air OF
heaven shall disown them; so cursed, that the
sweet fountain shall turn brackisIl as they ap-
proach it. The Hungarian shall be vagabond
on the face of the earth. Even the bread Of cha
rity shall be denied to his prayer. And the gene
ration of the stranger that hath taken his substance.
shall give him stripes for aims. He shall be like
vagrant dog, which even the meanest may strike
Vain are his prayers religion has no comfort for
him. He has desecrateG Gods work, and God
will not pardon his sins-no, neither here nor in
heaven! The maiden he lifts his eyes to, shall
spurn him from the threshold like NANCY beast.
His wife shall spit into his eyes in the fuIness of
her scorn, and his chids earliest words shall curse
faith
men, let them go midway between Vesprim and
Weissemburgh, and dig wide grave. There
will we bury the name, the honor. the nation of
Hungary; or else our enemies shall lie in that wide
grave psf. Louis Era.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
From Tie ClQrksriIe Union.

A Mrs. Rebecca Russell, an unmarried woman,
charged with the brutal crime of having murdered
her own infant child few days since, was brought
here on Monday last for the purpose of lodging
her in the Jail of this place, to await her trial.
Owing TO her i'll health, and there being a negro
man in the Jail, she was not land very properly
too. it matters not how guilty she may beg incar-
cerated therein but put in the custody of the jaer
for g safe Keeping She appears to be deserted
by all of her friends. The father Of the child, it
is said, is pons hypocrte-a preacher of the
gospel Of Jesus Christ In order to accomplish
his hesh ends-the qualification Of his brutal
propensities-she says that he promised to marry
her. The child was found, either in creek or
pool of water, in Mulberry township, in this
ty, where she resided. AT first she vehe-
mently denied it, but finally owned it, saying that
1t was born dead She says near relation of her
seducer advised her to destroy it Whoever ma y
have IN any way participated in this affair, we
hope may be discovered, and the utmost of the
rgor of the offended law visited upon them.
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SHERIFF7S SALE,

WILL be sold for cash, in front of the Court
w House door of Scott County, on the
lSh day Of Augusi, A. d. lS49,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 3
P. NJ. of said day, one negro man, called John
Said negro is about five feet six inches hio,,.
about thirty years old; dark Mulatto, has sea r
on his left check, the left side Of his neck;
rather slow spoken. and says that he is free.
Said negro man having been committed to the
charge of the Sheriff of Scott County, by w. G.
Featherston, J. p, on The 18Th day of MAY, A. D.
lS4', and his owner having failed to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, and take him away;
he therefore will be sold, in compliance with the
Statute in such cases, made and provided, to pay
Jail fees. JAS. r. BAXTER,
Sheriff Of Scott County.
July 21, 1910. II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28

The Hungarian army. yesterday set down
at from 100000 to 250,O00. By the London
Times, we find The number increased to 1896, GOO,
more than equal to the combined Russiln and Aus
trian force engaged in the campaign. This vast
army Is divided into eleven corps commanded by
the following generals:-Bem, Pole; Georgey,
a Hungarian; Damianitsh, Croat Perczel, a
Hungarian; Guyon, lrishman klapka, a
Sclaves Dannemberg. a Hungarian Gaspar, a
Slowake Velter, Hungarian; and Mulch, a
German. The Hungarian cavalry consists of
twenty-seven regiments of regulars, each of 900
to 2,4O0 men and Of 10000 irregulars. They
have $50 pieces of cannon. most of which are II
and Is Founders. The Hungarian clergy of all
sects, are wandering about the country in their
clerical costume, preaching determination against
the foreign invaders. The following is the Oath
of kossuth, on being elected Governor of Hungary:
80 |, Ludwig kossuth, Elected Governor by the
National Assembly, swear that | will maintain
the declaration Of independence of the nation in
all It's consequences; that will yield and enforce
obedience the laws and to the resolutions of the
national Assembly. So help me God !''--Ne,o
York Sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28

BOOKS.
Il EMARK ABLE Events in the History of America
HI DR.. Ons' Travels in the East
Lamartines History of the Girondsts, Vols.
War of Mexico and its Heroes
Dealings with the firm of Domby & Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of GenL Putnam.
Chalmers the Power and Goodness of God.
Festus, by Bailey.
Mills Crusades.
Adirondack or Life in tho Woods, by HcadIey
Bancrofts History of the U. States,
Life of the Apostles
Book of a 1000 Songs.
The Minors Guide.
California Guide pook
Fremont and Emory's travels in California.
oregon and California.
American Manual.
A.Jbotts Corner Stone.
Barnes Notes to the New Testament.
lrving's Works, Tales of a Traveller.
Washington and his Generals by Headley.
Napoleon and his Marshals oy Ieadley.
With great number of other and valuable books
for sale by WALLACE q WARD.
June %, I849
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
Novels of 1919.

Novels of lS49.
TIGHTEEN hundred and twelve, or Napoleon IS
H Invasion of Russia.
Thirty wears since, the Ruined Family.
The Forgery, by James.
Tristram Shandy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim.
Jane Eyre.
Jno. A. Murrell, Oife and adventures,)
Battle of life, "a love storyD by Dickens.
Campaigns in Mexico, or a Glimpse at Lille in Camp
by who has the - ELEPHANT"
The Old Judge, OF Life in Colony.
Memoirs of my Youth by Lamartine.
Georgana Hammond, companion to Jane Eyre
Angelina LuXmCre, the Life of Il Beauty.
Ellen Wareham (or Love and Duty)
For sale by WALLACE y WARD.
June 90, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
CAUTION,

'ENflE public is cautioned against crediting Mrs.
Il Catherine Lewis on my account, as | do not
hold myself responsible for any of her debts.
July 2Sth. lS49. JAMES NJ. LEWIS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
] AVE Just reed per Steamer Beacon and for sale:
100 barrels Cincinnati Whiskey,
50 l-2 do. do. fWhskey,
90 barrels Old MonongaheIa and Bourbon
30 half barrels American Brandy,
... 20 ' 60 &c.. Z" Gin,.
90 g" 6 Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 barrels Walkers Best Ale.
July Is, 1919. .. .. r-..i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TsNDE undersigned having been granted, by the
Il Probate Court of the Comfy of Crawford Letters
oil Administration on the Estate Of f. ~ Butler, de-
ceased, alt persons indebted the Estate request
go TO make immediate payment and those having
cams against the required to present tn EN-
according to law. NJ. DUVAL,
A6ninisti ator.
VAN buren,, July 10Th 1919 I7-3w
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1tAa.'-Gs ..-!'wo Drafts drawn BY WM.
Z ~ Daily On JOINS Il. CH!IU 4 Co, ard
c.ptes Is ihela d;strd May u st, -. at three
anu fyur months, for Five Thousand Dollars
eig.l. the na.ue ~ Tie payre lett blank, were
~ .i-l II .lalY3at. oa ihe evening OF the 18th
EST. il. a .Qttrr directed 10 WILLIAM DALEY,
CoHarrsch. E3faa4. and have not since been
heard Of. HI, ruliic are cautioned against re-
crjvinr the slld Drafts payment having been
s4oi4,e... JOHN il. GUILD & CO.
Cincinnati, June t. 1919. [Gaz. 81 24:3t
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; ,,InNscca and Lia,sccss Oil

s. TO say To the public that. having purchased
the OIL Mill. two miles north OF town. ON West
Fork OF Fahnestock X fIowells. am prepared
to pay the highest rnarNet-price in tfsh for good
clean Faxseed. delivered at the Mil or al nay
Drug Store in Richmond. | shall also have q.
hand LinSeed OIL by the wholesale and retail,
as low any boJv. ana as manufacture with
the HydTostat.c FreSs, | can furnish better
article Of oil than the other country Mills
April II, 1919. j. UoWEILS
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In all diseases of tho booi. all eruptous Of
every character, scrafula am even can -erS. the
Great American Remedy. DR.. G.. c. Eaughu's
Vegetable Lthontrirtc Mixture is sure and
sovereign sieclhc- The great Alternative powers
of this article Is one OF its iealip,r f.a.nr.s
lhs use OF caiomrl is supc rcedel where This
1.ithoutriptic is known. 1t will eradicate. any
complaint which this well known mineral j. used
as remedy for, and leaves no delcterious re-
suit is seen TO be the with calomet Il il
Is used We shall give in the course of few
weeks some testimony To prove the character Of
thus articles as u remedy for Cancer, Scrotula.
aud all such diseases which are produced b. bad
blood. The Lithontriptic has made many cures.
aha Is daily making the IN all over the world.
Can upon the Agent, under the head of Great
american Kennedy, in our columns and &c: a
pamphlet. read 1t, and you will find the princi-
pie upon which it makes cures in all complaints
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING and SUI-lr-sa G00DSm

7 E,ssz, MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
~ iur to his customers, ana The public gen
orally, that he has now received and oIe ned
his ~ioc,, Of SPRING AND 81 MINER GOODS,
which have been selected with great care by him
self, ami particularly adapted to this market,
comprising all the various colours, qualities and
STYLES Of Cloths, Cassimcres, Cassinetts, James,
Txeeds, Summer wear for men and boys. &c
TO rHE LApIEs:-AIy assortme Mt OF E4sl<sies'
Dress ssO0-5s is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants. and all VERY NICE.
To THE You've GEnTLEMEN;--I woulI say that
yorr wants have been properly appreciated, and
you Will find all 30 X
To THE MEcH,NIcs:-I can say that I bring
nothing that comes in competition with Your
business, and | would most respectfully invite
you 10 call AMI examine my Stock; | DO not
say that will sell You Goods tsrenty per cent.
cheaper tran arm otter House IN TIE city. were
50 TO do. wouid say that ii was all hunita =
gerY, ami rigLftHly too but this much | DO say.
that you shall tind my Goods is CHEAP ; At ANY
OTHER HoUSE ~ THE CITY, H.alter tc4qt then
mar sell at.
III am happy to say, that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to get board a
vessel bound for California. but rushing right
to my Store. 10 get good, nice and cheap Coos
&c tME OK! CONE on! ONE AND ALL.
10000 Pounds OF Wool wanted.
Ana all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
IN exchange FOR Goods
Richmond, June 6. 10. l9-tf
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III l. stockholders IN the Richmond and New
] port Turnktke Road. hereby notified
tll4t III third !n>ttilnent OF five dollars on The
share, is due the first day of August next.
JOSEPH I. STRATIUN, Treasurer.
NV .jlst, 1919. .24-tI.
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WAYNE CO.NTY TURNPIKE.

v ~ y T tONNIY tt RNFIhE.
rayIit. Stockholders Of the Navna County
Turnpike Company, hereby notifies
that the second insta}ment, being : 9, a on each
share, Will he due the 10th day of 9th mo !,
JIne] next. The great state OF forwardness in
the work makes it important that payments
should be promptly made.
BENZ. STRATTAN, Treas.
5.h mo. 31th $40. %
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ID :. s =. 6 .'AIf.F'. NJ %. Soatt-
I q. West Corncr ~ Vain mi rent sfrets,
i;icnHoYD. INDIANA, respectfully invite the at
tcntion of their friends ana the public generally
TO very large ana splendid stock Of the latest
and most approved styles of Foreign and Do
nlestic, Plain and Fancy Goods. Cloths. of all
coiors ANA qualities; Cassinets, a large assoft
Nestngs; 5atin, La Mode, Plain and Fancy. do.
10 THE IADII,S:-W especially invite
their attention 0 our s1ucls Of Ladies' EeTc-s
.sSGls, such as Embroidered La EiIliI1nt$;
Cros Ic Indus: Muslin Gc Chtnes; six striped
aud Embroidered Grenadines; Barcres and us
sues; .Iacquerea Mus!Ius; Lawns; French Jacon
cts; GraHGrilis; Ciureudens; silk stripe Persian
ana Scotch GinghauS; Linen LuStrcs; Etnbrol-
oereI ~ iss; a paccas; Prints; &c, Ac.; Rib
bons; Lsces; Net;s and Illusions; Aft.ficias
" reaths. &c. Nc; Pdrasos; Slippers; Bonnets
ana Bonnet Silks; Hosiery; Gloves ana small
wears in cldlrss variety; Millinery trimmings
French Collars Of the late style; Thibet; Silk
Grape; W ide Lame and Fancy Shawis; &c.
TO TEsy, Young GENTLEMEN of our
city and vicinity, We would say:-pieas5 to call
ana examine our GOODS, and you cannot fail
Lamartines; Drap de etc; Cashmarets, &c. &c .,
Hats OF the very latest style; Panama: lie ghorn,
Palm; Youth's Lace; Jenny Lynd and Fancy
Hats; California and Glazed Hats and Caps in
great variety. Looking Glasses; Glassware
"a c;Iswarc; Groceries, &c, &c.
To al wi5 wi, TO money IN purchasing
.rso..s we vou!I Nv. calI ana examine aud YOU
WILL ts. convinced tii1t Won 20 per
cent. on The prices If any house which assumes
to regulate tie prices u GooDs in the west; ana
at tH,. same time show You Stock, all OF
vhch - INIl&.Iy My. Call and examine.
f-T-Afl kin.!= # Proiuce taken in exchange
Richmond, June 8, 1919. l5:tf
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NJ + |. w RID,
Earring. EsTSIN ES$.
a Small ygatcr-Po.veT Ter Sale

a Small yEatcr-PO.-cT Ter Sale
ME undersigned offers for sale. exec
Lent small water power, on the Middle ioTh
OF w hIte- water, about one mile north OF Rich-
nond There is about | 6 acres of land attached,
part Of winch is OF the first quality. There ~
on the premises excellent and well finished
two story frame dwelhng-a good machine shop,
&c. &c. This property is offered at private sale,
on advantageous terms. Any person wishing
ia ther information can apply on the premises,
or to -. L. HOLLOW hI
Richmond. Jan. 81, 1919. Cts
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.s.pryfec. Happiness--A laundress. who
-. employed in the family Of one o. our
S,,wsr Governors, said to him, win
ish: o,,onov how lii.
!. money would make me happy"
allow little, MADAME ~
ooh! dear sir, one hundred oo'a''
would m axe me perfectly happy. ;, 81
.If that il all, you shan nave H.
he Immediately gave it to her.
She looked at it with Joy ana 'hanh ,'.
NOES and. before the Governor was ou' =
hearing. exclaimed: 80,
II wish had said two hundred
prr,xrg FROM CALIroRNiA Tho
~ " Iou,na, Of Commerce says ner
~ III firm in that city. yesterday rcceiv-
81 box Of god fotn Ca ofnia' ~ pay
non, for goods sent out there at an cafly
.,.cs Of the epidemic II IS thought 20
n,h. FIRST remittance Of California Soli
.".s;veI in payment for goods. It con-
.;s,s n part or grains and scales, and pert
To- n small Jumps, the largest weighing
shout an ounce.
TvE OLDEST Mas IN AIEEirA.-Geo.
R,ckhart, living in Harlan county. hcn-
,,,cky. is one of the most extraordinary
non Of the age. and is perhaps the oldest
I'm 10 be living. H., is one hun rei
al G,urteen wears oil; was born IN Ger
,r,n,oyn. Pennsylvania. and has lived for
several wears in hollow sycamore tree.
of such large dimensions as to contain his
family, consisting OF a vii: and i've or SIX
children. bed and bedding, cooking utcn-
sis, sc.
A RELIGIOUS FIsH.-A short time ago.
mine host Stewart, Of the Denton (NdJ
Hotel purchased a rock fish wcighin :
about sixty pounds. Upon opening II lie
found in It's belly cretIiicatc Of member
shin Of the W. T.. Church, which we real
as follows:
MEMBER
METHODIST T.. CHURCH.,
FOUNDED 4. D. ! l8l.
QUARTERLY TlckET, u
Mi;.I5TEG.
Oar light affection which Is bat ior
moment, workcth for Us far more exceed
ino and eierna! weight OF Glory, Cor
is. l7.
O what are III my suffering here
II Lord thou count me meet,
With that enraPtureI ho-t apptar,
And worship ut thy feet
The paper was IF course in Il crlmplot
and wet condition. but upon exposing
10 the sun. aud ironing the kinks out 81 4
il became quite legible. Wise heads ar
puzzled to learn how and when it got the re
Cholera has alnI1st entirely disappear
ed at New Orleans. II has been makint
drealtni rtvages on some Of The planta
lions near Donaldson,iile. and on lay
Lafourch Col. l,.bb has lost about -
yenty negroes, AMI Bishop Polk twenty
three. In, disease seems - tray
strangaIy--hcrc deppPnlltinS who'll
plantation then skipping over several am
appearing again 90 another. without an.
apparent cause lorits eccentric movcmont-
Most or the blacks who have diel On II ;
plantations, seemed - have no PrcmpnI
tory symptom or p1in.
.-rr-7=-~-----------7--
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STO Ne c / T T | \ G

: = : =
GSUE subscriber respectfully informs the put
j lie and his friends. that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business IN Rlcbmone.cn Pearl
street near the Market House. where he Wal he
,,Ieased TO furnish cut stone Of every description
on the most accommodating terms He has low
on hand land expects shortly TO receive an adci-
tioaal SUPPLY complete assortment OF
tv-B.CAy riHDLE : CHIC G1tIP STaSIE.
which he will sell cheap@r. for cash, than they
have ever be iore been sold ii thls CITY.
Plain ami Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style am 10 oFler Call ana eK-
,n,n. his assortment f.d prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6. 1913 3-il:'l7
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THE w ASiilNCrcNIAN SOtIE2TT.
Hold their meetings in the Hal Of the sons
OF Temperance, srnii-monrlify. NrN meeting
on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst.
Addresses viii be delivered by Messrs. NM.
CAMPBELL aud J. :. LYLE The citizens Of this
city aud vicinity are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
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MIN !; e AZ. W z E.Eg.

Tr%tii, undersigned have erected an establish
Z Iuent and are manufacturing a superior ar
ticle OF MIN ERAL. " AFTER. ana are now pre-
pared to supply customers b. the dozen or SUI
Ole bottle. Having gone TO considerable eX-
n,.,<e in procuring machinery, and from Their
fynrrieucr IN the business. they feel conlIicHt
that they cannot fail to plehse their cast"ineTs
with tins delightful hef rrage. Oruefs ilotn !"
distance promptly atttnued To.
j Persons wishing 10 purchase IN be sn F1.ss;
bv leaving their orders al Mr.. Bright Veii> t1rt.
LAVE / ROSA.
picpon1 Nav 40 1919 I'll
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s+sherYiniiaan Uuian. No. ,; -. OF -,
~ Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at
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4DTESz: wines. 69r.. Gov sickness.
y 1t Is desirable thing to be aoIe TO get
" INES, pure for The sick and for sacramento
purposes; and | can, with confidence, recon-
+lend mime a. such Also, pure Holland Gia:
AMI pure French Brandy, ana other LIQUORS 10Y
Nedica! purposes only at NJ. 10. Nain St.
April l.. 1919. j. HOW EIT&
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Y. ~. Lit. idjoara~3 Meeting
\ few Of the Stockholders or this Association
met on last SATURDAY night, and, after submitting
the snoect of uniting with the Franklin lnsii-
tute-forminr assoc ittion out Of the two
to IA committee OF three, (who were instructed
TO report newt mertin~.1 they adjourned to mest
NENF TUESDAY NIGHT. 10Th inst, nj
"a O'Clock. As this is matter Of Importance 10
the members, it is hoped all wal! attend.
w. W. topLaE. Sec'v.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

BOARD OF HEALTH.
At pmccting Of the Board OF Health oi
the city of Richnon |. la. il was
Resoired. To request. (throh%h tao
medium Of the public paperS.) csch Phv-
sician Of this city 10 rrport~lm' "dt1;e -
70 the President of this Boarl.. all cAsnS 81
disease. which NAV occur in his practice.
Of Il contagious character.
-. IL. MENDENIALL, Prcst.
j. W MARMON. Src'V.
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NOTICE


ERaY DAVIS Vegetable pair Killer
i ami invaluable ned5einr;---e.e ~
family should have bottle Of Il in the house
"a eaeap For sale BY L. REQ
May 90, l-i9 a5if
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AsOH,E. SURGICAL 'NsTRIFitSTS =
- Pocket Ctscs Of 3 different sizes: Tooth
kcv< Of various sizes and qualities; St@thcsce2cS;
Spring Thumb and Gum l.ancctS; Tooth Or
crps aud Files; CuPpiug Glasses; Breast ia9es
81 i'll Gun, Elastic Bags; Nipple Shells ana
Shields; Cat!l"trrs. t;um.Elasic aud SILVER, aut
all kinds Of Trusscs. aud supporters: to De ntd
IL DR. IIowrIi's Drug Store, No. 10 Nam street.
Nav - .lSi9. ~ ii
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carriage Springs.
City Bakery. Candle Factory, Ac

PAXSON, LEWIS & Co, No 80,
SOUTH Last Corae- Of Main and Marion streets;
RTcHMoSD. T>DrANA;
EgAVE lust opened splendid assortment Of
/ Z FAMILY GROCERIES, which they
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
II Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring. Sugar,
Candies, &c. &C., for sale cheap
j They are prepared to furnish ''wedding
fxIngs," in the shape Of Pound Cake, TO all who
may apply. Call and them.
IPCAxDLEs for sale by the Box or Pound.
and the highest price in G ash PAID for BEEFES
and TiLLOW.
Bread. Cakes, Crackers, &c.
Fresh and Good, hands at all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such Beef, Pork, Veal. &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
nIngs.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of Rich
fnond. aud vicinity to call and them; and II
they % away dissatisfied empty -handed' It
shall not be the fault Of
PAXsON, LEWIS & CO.
May %, ls49 5iuf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

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