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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.
- mhNUfACrURER OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-Irnn &. Crate -Isnsinass

00iToH' MS SHoet-EIVH q UFatt BUSINESS.
1 RATES OF Brass, Russia Berlin Iron of any q
- pattern or slze. TO suit the Fire place or Mantet -
S s,TAh.I and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR q -
RlnG ~ HE m general. Kitchen RANGES, for W
boai ing houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES tn .u;,
81 Fl OF from eight 70 one thousand improved by
SUIT Churches Halls, Public Rooms Small do for Off
Ges or sounng tooms Ship and Steamboat AROOSES
IRON NO to T. tor coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE of aI
zes ana put up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms Sugar La
N,b-bullders and Others in want of Crates Tin Con-
and examine the same ~ a.n'ose u cai
~ All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
Ulf No. 26 Tchoupitoulas ST. New O,la.,.
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VTyHE BOY DANtREA N AWAY
and nons GGoT ee SoIs inches nigh stoat sni
BAD foT In dsv &c pad suitable reward viii 49,
ss1u aoSr 4 FORD, Ii ). ch.,,.. "; "
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MEDICAL.

lhR. H. A. -FOURNlQUET-Cfce on 81 .Narp street
- between Camp and Magazine streets, opposite the
Magazine street Market, at H. Goidmann'S Drug 6ord
LAEAYLCTE. mh.O I'm
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VxvfJI $40 REWARD
w III be given for the aonrebe SION of ,h ID IN,
December a from the subscriber on the t -
vsaSs na high cheek bones rather eastbensd
-, RICHARD TER RErT Il arasnpL ~s11
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STATE COMMISsIONER

FDR THE TERRITORY OF C8/JEOP
'IHE UNpERSiGN ED, having received from the Hon
AZ ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor OF the State of Ionsana
th Pp0ntme9to Commissioners to take Dispositions etc 70,
me territory OF Callfonia for the State Of louisiana wond
hloim ms fnends and the public that his intention Tor
me present OF locating at the Bay of San FIapcco md
VIII attend to any business his care Ell her in tb.
way Vi cohsignments oil goods agency otherwise WY
tT References: DAVID JOBSON.
w. A. ELMoRE Atty Geul.lJ II. Steel.
JOHN Z. LARUg, Esq. B. b. LEE Eso
f. J. HART T. Co D.vIs Enpnogb, ;, q, w.
Hayes, MCCLURE & Co. r p War; e. ~ w.
'4seksos STKIseER. Esq IP. lawn. ESD. [fya5
~ All communications by mail must he -paa
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
kUTTER- ~ kegs choice Goshen Butter;
~ AZ do. prime Western do.
HAMS IL tetces Stays Extra sugar cured Hams:
casks PLAN do.
CRACKERS 10 bbs Boston & Soda Crackers fresh.
~ o,-no lis do. Butter and Water do do,
fiooh-4o DDS. fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour
'iARoh- q half do, Colgate's Pearl Starch.
CHEESE IS boxes Gnslish Dairy Cheese;
ID .1crS, & ~ 40. Pineapple do.
sk1AiSlNSLl5O whole, half and quarter boxes
HT0I,APIS ~ boyes No, ltra Family Soap
iEh-lU packages fine Green and Black Teas
or sale low and delivered free charge in any part of
the city by lapl31 CHAS. STOUGHTON "a Camp ST
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-, TO CALtOENlANS!
ShlIh BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET
GRAND DEPOT for The sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
1.anuIoctaTed under GooDYEARs PATENT.
~ s. & B. have for sale and arc corst.n.I- -.
every article necessary for the comfort and use of tie
EMdkANT Among their assortment NAV he
iound AIR BEDS, Air Pillows, India Rubber foth p IL
Tas Sou Wesefs C!oaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
pauins. ALso "Ae's ana ar
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALrFoRsIA S,nnr,
BAGS Saddles and Brides, description Btts Str,
fvls
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A C. AINSWORTH, NO T.4R Up UBLIC and COM
IA MISSIONER OF DEEDS for emery State an the
Union .OFftCE-No SO CAMP STREET, New Orleans;
a SeoGn pIoosfd neea and o
Writing Prepared ard authenticated for Use and Record
in any part of the UNITED STATES.
TT Marine and other Protests particularly attended
and all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 1Yi&W
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NOIICE.
NE subser 5ers have 1eted their arraure a. ~
ments Tor more extended business than thatN \
.eyI hiti,cn0 done by the old house Our stock ok~
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
~ SuH+ICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PKRFUMERY
Na3 empichg as intend ii shall, every article needfu
70 ne Heads OF families Planters and Country Dealers will
Hot u excellence OF quality nabeness Of
price " any 9th .r house in the trade: while as a
GEN ERA l. PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
can os addresseo with confidence certainty
vi0nsly experienced in this place w. " p'''
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade az ended r.
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Aabaay. April, ls47.


c%fng TO the great and immense sale of Dr. low
fnds Saisapanla, number of who formerly o.
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparia Ex's -
falixi Bliters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, They -
rally pat MP in the shaped bottles and some OF .
rave stolen and copied orr advertisements they aN'''
PRINCIPAL Office, 126 Fulton street Sun Building. ~
1 hSrS Esssng Co Stste street Boston byo,. 6
gisi baltimore; NJ. Cohen, Charleston; los South Pean
nlosniy McGaw Nalehsz-and BY all the pI1Ig
slal6s West Isdiss and the Csnadss.
]. WEIGHT, 10 Charzss aIsst.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Extracts from Punch.

Extracts from Punch.
The sensible "Ode TO Louis Napoleon VIII De
read with pleasure by every honest republican,
The French government By IFS conduct III the mat
ter of tie Romans, has deprived itself Of all sym
pathy or respect.
L9a; q, wSas ss IN m ns be
But republics president sh3n lI; :, ~,
When Rome shook off her priestly yoke
What right had you TO put your spoke,
be- to ask You in her common ON ann,, veal
When of the Pope she made Clearance
Pray, who caild you with her affairs TO deal
The Romans nay Be right or p wrong;
And sending all the cardinals along
With that good pontH to the right about,
But let them choose their form Of government,
And what's the odds, SO long as they're content
Are y66 ts cram down their reluctant outlets
The kind q constitution you think be best t,ys,.r
Against such tyTanny must protest.
really wonder youv the cheek
To talk about your rfpabtiqas
In dignity You merit advance
Instead Of that you ought to be the e Gar
You send your howtzers and bombs,
VIII 0adn a. e play the modern cama, f'enn'S
Disgrace, defeat-in point of fact,
Your troops got regularly whackd
How could they stand against a foe that sung
The .HdrseLtatse. or ian TO be
Taken alb ack. DUN founded and unstrung,
Met with JMeurir peMr Ia Pdtrse
Ts shaanI such s15as all they are h oar. ohs,
The citizens oil France nUst Know tDelI Dotbefs
OF Rome, possess the right, of course,
As perfectly any others;
Also 10 dance and caper at their pleasures
Round tr es of liberty in sp0rtive measures:
In short their republic to enjoy,
So long IS other folks they don't annoy
All well for you. if France all aequiesce
Quietly in her qualification;
If not, you We got yourself in mess,
From which wish you happy extrcatIon
Punch publishes a Magyar Epic," and offers
file of the Fonetc Nuz - as prize to any one
reading the piece fuently. Here a few of the
lines
Translated from the original of Jauoschazaczky.l
And now thy skin-cad warriors appear.
Blue lake SketZsask fair Huscbquschanear
Where rolls the Pru'h his crystal wave along,
And Choczn hears the patriots gathering song:
Nor stony Schenetescht declines the
Nor SZohisk spares her sons, stern Sztroczhar,
Whom brave Tschatscbakz from flat Rustschuckcha plain
Leads, bloody ial rels under Benz 10 gain
Serenely stern they laugh at Austrian claims,
Austria, that cannot e en- pronounce their names
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VOLEIsLAN ; INFhOVED PATENT PORTABTH
l.Eil .I..7TORT MILLS
MANUFACTURED by w. P. CoLKMAN G rod street
~ one door below baronue New Orleans These N M
are IN suceeSstu operation in the following States VIZ
uhio rev York Pennsy yaui, Virginia. Kentucky Jnd-
M ansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Te1s.
& iS9 on account OF their Dortqbiip are the very
en- ised recently for those " Diggins' r
Ks w anted TO perform to the satisfaction nf tn. nm,
chaser, or money refunded. Tmhial w p t,'-
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s., NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500 .000-all paid in. Surplus $3.50, 00O
" jas. W.4LkER, c'y...J.4S. n. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company for IL years, been
confined alone and exclus vely to Underwriting.
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken th lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted w B. PARTEE, Agent
mhb ly Office, No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans
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HON OEPATHIST
nR. ID. GLASS, Gate Of HopkinspiiLe kentucky, No
~ 81 BARONSE STREET, between Union and Perdido
streets. NewOrleans. MI
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E. j. COM Il, Professor of
Si2,IIGiAs.lII1I;y1A

DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night.
L TRANSACTIONS from English, French, Portuguese or
Italian into Spanish French, Spanish Italian Portu.
guese into Eengiish done shortest notice fy16 GIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

Dl Iownsend is almost daily receiving orders from rev
c'a ars IN different parts OF the Union. ..y
Ms Is to certify that We the undersigned PhyscisSs
ne tty Of Albany have in numerous cases pnescnpsa -
townsend SarsaparIa and believe to be one OF the Nv
nnsI in he rkat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04
CflOicr:, at Boston. Indiana.

CFAt Boston. in this county. the cho-
lera broke out on Thursday last-on that
day Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Grimes. and 4
Ball. died; on Friday. John Wordon,
Laura Fisher, James Morton, and Miss
Mary Templeton, died; on Saturday, q
Oglesby. Barley Burrows, and DR.. Lewis
Evans. died; Mr.. Cross. this side Of Bos-
ton on Druley's farm. died Tuesday NOR
ming. The population of Boston mum
bered. we suppose. about 1870. There
have been about 81 eases in that village
and IL deaths We are told that nearly
all who could get away from the village
have left.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

CROPS.-Somc OF our farmers sug-
gest an amendment to our crop report of
last week instead of fair average crop
of Wheat read a rusty average crop of
rust we are sorry 10 make the amend
ment-thcy tell US the Wheat is shrivellcd
and hardly worth cutting----some have
turned the cattle in their whea,fields.
We see by our exchanges. that the cry
Of rust goes up from the whcat-ticlds all
over the land. Bad prospects ahead for
white bread
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F0r tie Palladium

For tie Palladium.
Mr.. Editor; We were highly pleased with
your short article in the Palladium OF June Is
On the subject OF Church Building. Your state
ment IS strictly true, all who are in the habit
of attic nding our Church testify, namely that
the Methodist Church is uncomfortably small.
After much careful elaboration upon the sub
ject. We have finally come to the dete rmiuaton
TO make an effort to build a new church, and
there seems TO be but little diversity of opinion
in this community, in out of the chu rch. re-
specting the propriety of the effort. And we
earnestly. and respectfully appeal to the people
Of this city, and vicinity for aid. lest having laid
the foundation, We be not able to finish it. then
all who behold twill mock. Saying this church
began TO build and was not able to finish
Yours very truly.
c. w. MILLER.
Richmond July ?, 1919.
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GIVE tasted some Mineral Soda Gin
gcr-W alter, fixed up by Irwin Reed
the same kind Of an article is said TO be
a promoter Of health these cholera times,
(Dr. Drake, Of Cincinnati, says so.) and
we can testify that it isn't bad - take; so,
YOU sec, in the mouth of two or three
Witnesses the excellence ofthis beverage
IS established. Call al Reeds Drug Store
and try it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04
NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.
CHAIR MANDATORY
The Richmond Academy.

"HlS institution in its general features. viii
Il resemble an Academy or High School de-
signed for the accommodation of students who
may wish TO obtain u thorough English ed ucation,
pursue partial classical course. or be prepared
Tor admission into the Junior class at Cole -
This Institution will BE- under the immrtiite
charge of EDWARD L. \. DENNfsToN.--otherl in
structors will be added as the number of pupils
may require. School will commence soon
as requisite number of pupils can be obtained,
in the spacious room the store of Nessrs.
Paxson. Lewis Co. Pupils are received from
10 years old and upwards. The rates of tuition
will be varied according to the branches which
Students wan; 10 study.
TEXT BOOKS English: Fourth Eclectic
Reader. Nitchei'S Geography. W ats on the
VI nd, w ebSter's Dictionary. Buttons Engiish
Grammar. Davies Arithmetic. Burton A Ce-
bra, lie geuG-r's Plane Geometry, surveying and
Comstoch's Elocution. IL LATIN: Bulion's Lat
IN Grammar, Reader. Caesar, CieeroS select
Orations, Virgil. Fo~onl's Livy; Horace's odes,
Satires and Episiles; Tacitus. Germavea and
| Agrcola, and Cicero de Orstore IL GREEK:
Balloons reek Grammar. Reader and Tesla
| tnent Zvnophon's Anehisis, Herodo'us, and Ho-
mers Had In addition these Text Books.
every student preparing for college. it expected
/ TO provide himself with Authons Classical Die
uonary- Persons wishing TO study any other OF
the Languages can Go privately
Parents and Guardians. who intend sending
their children to school. will please to call Imne-
Ciately at Mr. Gi5ert's Hotel. l solicit
| the public patronage.
! REFERExcEs.-Rev. w. w. Arneft, Rev. T.
Foster. Milo C. Williams. Dayton, o: Faculty
of Welienbe re College, Springfield, Ohio.
| Richmond, Jnne -, lo49. 25:tf
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4 small INTERFERENCE For sale

TENHE undersigned offers for sale an excel
lent small water power, on the Middle TO k
OF w hIte- water, about one mile north of Rich
mond. There is about Is acres OF land attached
part of which is of the first quality. There is
on the premises excellent and we'll finished
two story frame tweliing-a good machine shop.
sc. &c This property is offered at private sale,
on advantageous terms. Any person wishing
further Information can apply on the premises,
or to u. 7. HOLLOWAY
Richmond. Jan. 81, 1919 Cts
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Cincinnati .y3.aYiN Pfs.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.---'Ihe receipts Of
Flour continue light but they about ade-
a,at, to the demand. The only sale heard of
to-day was 2b0 brls from canal al $50; % do
at 1915. OF Oats 2000 md zoo bush sold from
store NJ .Ilr.
PROVISIONS.---Sdl of 100 kegs prime
Lard AZ 7c; - hh is Bacon SIDES At Sc, and 81
for hhds.
WHISKY The market is again very quiet
to-day. aud the only sales We have to report are
30 bris from X r. at l3!c; 80 do from river at
the mark-t.-Dispatch, June 30.
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RICHMOND EOENDE3sf.
-,xrS, .,a.Ioxy.w ARE. s.sI2NC.>!


AT CINCINNATI PP1o rs
H%IIE undersigned would -sPeetIoi,F INFORM
Il the public that he c,-ies On liic o"i'aeEs
business, at the old est a. i4c ~
on hand. for sale, u a'e'io. ZOE oi - L. ;
consisting Of Nos ~ - ahc . IMPROVE Sd FIRE N
COOKING srovr, SPILMAS's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE sew. and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortment of Franklin and
splendid Erlor Stoves Also.-Pots. Kettles,
4 ndiroasand WaEcoa-Boxes. He also manu-
co>oErERs. SHINING and MAPPING MACHINES.
, broaat aI narrow POWER LOOMS. tULLixG STOVES,
f4n4 al kinds OF machinery used in .nuEal4utur-
| aaE t. abieh,aents-
MIL CEIRIEG. Or AL kINPS,
made on the S'arte>i notice. He feels con.6cpt
Il! 7rs4 '~"t h,l.as the largest and best st'ecte1
iot OF patterns al Ne Western country s.- <-ftsi
ana saw Mills a. has. IN si.~-.- .4e latest
Improvements IN the Mill Gearing llne.
TsiRASg!sNl: MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrasling Machine which
~. manufactures. and will sca for CAST. apPro-
- TRADE For ease 10 horSs, and neat ness ana
ri5rts IN tii- execution Of work, il IS not info
Thcny III use
public fcIe f>i gnrd returns his thanks to the
Z and respect liberal support bestowed upon him,
J5-All kind solicitsi continuance of tavors.
notice CASH K Machinery repaired short
+. tallen in exchan~err. or good HORSES, will be
s STOVE SIS d 'e on ,bs nh "5i,cl-
f where custe,,,r Ill. hai, ich,uond Bookst5r,
rnp;ly waited on.
; Richmond NV 20 leI9!3. o'tiAREA-
5 fa3I'I5e
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l. \ ID |. s L \ | Z .

The Ladies Of the Episcopal Church Of
this City, are holding Fair, today. al
the Warner Building. Citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity are respectfully solicit
ed 10 attend
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s.soscIs, FORKS, cc.
z or sale.

L HE Undersigned oilers Tor SAFE, ihrtc
AyEIIiNti TuRASHINti MACHINES,
two Of winch ,,r.. entirely new and made on the
most approved plan: ans. partly worn ana ~
20 ri repair H.. viii dispose Of them CHE ~
10 close a concern The one that has been used
he y isrs 70 exchange Tor I GOO hor't.
JOB BDRToN.
Richmond. June 30, 80. 2o;lt
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l,lRM i'ln Sti.i

A Farm offered for sale four miles North of
- New Paris, on the East York of " hIte wa
ter, on the road from New Paris TO ia!eslIhe'
containing % acres. more or less - acres clear
a. supposqd 10 be 50 acres of gpoi bottom IanG,
and p.enty o! good timber on II. with GOOD b"iid-
incs and good never failing spring at the house
and barn. with a good young orchard. Apply
~ HENRY BLOCiIER.
June %, 1879. Ib-it-
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TAKE NOTICE.

rs~nE stoc khuluers in the Richmond and Ne
4 port Turnhihe Road. hereby notified
that the ,hra lu>talIment OF five dollars the
share Is due the first day of August next.
JOSEPH T. STRATToN, Treasurer.
Nav 3ist, 70. ei-ti.
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WAYNE COUNTY TURNPIKE.

YENIiE Stockholders of The WAYNE County
Turnpike Company, are hereby notltiea
that the second IDstatG.eni, being SO, ID each
share, w.i! be due tire IUIh cay u Ssh .. T.,
June neat. The great state Of forward ness Ia
The work MAKES It important TIA; paI.acn;s
sAou.4 1e promptly na:e
BEN! SrRATTAH. Treas.
,.tl no. 3uta : H. 23
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DTRE xVEzlE LEAD. best

rTRE WHIE LEAD. best brands. a 81 :
80 T. keg: Red Lead: Ven: Red Chrome
Red. yellow and Green: Prussian Blue; Che
ness Nermil,ion; Ultra Marine: Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; f ose
Pink; Naruish Brushes: Paint do, all Sizes
furniture X CARRIAGE NAR~IsH; J,FAR; LEaTlr-
Err NARNIsH: Sp. Whiting, Putty. &c for sale
u; reducep PRIZES, By IRWIN REED.
Richmond. April -, 1870. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

Ia ,rri.Tn SpICFs.-Ft .>--rrGE
wouii inform Merchants aud oihe -
tl.a above articles. that they hayt tgt ~
themselves IN iiamiton. Ohio. for III
turc ana sale OF every KIND Of
GRDt. ND SPICES and MtSIaD
vt.irh they warrant perfectly pure amt
h.~t quality. They woud also inform the.
I,c. !, no inay b. IA i.ccs OF any Of these artic
that they n;ve appointed DR.. J. Home.ls, the
, cent lui Il .eitnuud aud surrounding country
W. is authorized IL sci! al their prices. cIthe
wiroesuit. or retail Please cal and ret YOU
supplies III DR. J ROW Ills Hfug store
AprLl-, lS49 No. Ii, Main >
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Splendid Sale of Real Estate

DI virtue Of authority to directed from
the Wayne Probate Court, | viii offer az
public sale. TO the highest bidder, the following
real estate, TO ait: cone hundred RODS in widti,
on OF the Last side, Of the South west quarter
oil Section No. II, In Township No IL. and
Range No. West, in Wa, me County, Indiana
bring the farm formerly owned b. Eiizabe,l,
Ellis, daughter Of Shaderick Henderson, The
sale will commence about 10 o'clock of Saturday
the It.i day Of July, 40, at the Banking house
door n the CITY Of Richmond, in said county.
upon the following conditions: One third Of
the purchase money will BE required IN l,a nd:
one ihird III nine, and one third in eighteen
months from the day of sale, the purchaser 10
give notes with approved security. on deferred
payments, weivin- the benefit OF the valuation
and appraise ne III laws.
:. F. BARNES, Cosnmissioney.
May %, I-49. a2-,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

Eylax>ecd and LinSeed Oil Il wish
to say to the public that, having purchased
the Oil MIL miles north of town. on West
Fork, of Fahuestock & Eowels. l am prepared
pay the highest market-price in Cash for good
clean FIaxseed. delivered al the Mil or az my
Drug store in Richmond / shall also have OF.
hand Linsced OIL. by the wholesale and retail.
as low as anv BODY, and as ma BufactuTe with
the Hv drostatlc Press, l can furnish Il better
article Of Oil than the other country Mills.
April Is, 1919. J. HOW Ellis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04

No. ~, Main Street,
SAhE pleasure in announcing to the cti-
Il Gems OF Richmond and vicinity, that they
have received their
Spring and Summer Stock Of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still re-
ceivlng additions thereto. embracing every vari-
ETY. OF new and fashionable Dress Goods
for Ladies' Wear: ALso,-GENTLE-
NEN'S WEAR, in Great Variefy Of Ne,e and
Fashionable STYLES.
In a word, our stock is heavy and our assert
me nj complete; all Of which has been selected
with great and : not disposed to
DO business by III NBtEEKH, we would re-
spectfuliy invite the public 10 EXAMINE OUR
STOCK, which always take pleasure in
showing; and would modestiy suggest TO
friends that
OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
Richmond, June 6, -39. Eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-04
j. West half of No. ~.
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" hats this that shoots my tortur q gums alang
TooTH.CfE.
A =. NEWTON. Dent !.--I..kes
THIS method OF expressIn. ms feelings Of
gratitude the citizens Of Elchuio nl aud NlCII-
ltv, for favors Literally bestowed s,nce his
residence among them; ana respectfully soi.cits
a continuance of the same.
4 ord TO the ladies:
Thu loss Or those beautiful orgai--th- Teeth
IS touchingiy ututed to BY that maSter-sPirit Of
poe,y, !om Moore, III ms apostrnphe 10 .ooti-
less TtIaiIeL.:
Sweet e.r!, that lips rea3y for lover.
Shout not beneath their rury cdsket cover
Que tooth q pearl;
l3u Tx tn. ro~,. b.>i1e thu var stone.
Be doomed to blush . 'erniany Wondering bone
To any thus unfortunate he would supply say,
that he supply The loss in manner scarcely
to he detected.
I5sO.ce Main street, one door west of
Strattan X Wrjghi'S Store
Richmond April -, 10. y 3rn