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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11
Turnpike Letting.

SEALED PROPOS AIS, for Regarding and
- graveling ten miles Of the Wayne County
Turnpike, all Of said road East of holland
Fork, will be received at the Secretary's Office
in Richmond. on the 10th, 18th and 18th of the
4,h month (Aprill; at which time q profile and
specification W i'll be exhibited.
The Letting will be on the 10Th Of the same.
By order Of the Board,
X. MORRISON, Pres't.
Sd mo. 2Sth, lS49. l4tI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

~OD.LIVER OLA new article for
" Rheumatism, and all painful affections =
The Oil of Goldfish Liver, begins to be enten-
sively used by Physicians, and has been found
to be very successful remedy for Chronic,
Rheumatic, and Gouty affections, diseases Of the
Chest, Scrofula, Rihkets, &c. pure article
for sale at DR.. Howell's Drug Store, No. 16,
Main street
Richmond, Feb %. le49. loft
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SlaovcIs, Forks, &c.
EXCHANGE 0fflcfl

IL THE undersigned. having gone into the
Exchange business, at their old stand opposite tho
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they just receiving
the largest stock Of
f u IN y G. q e r { es,
ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH Or
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing .
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, of Imperial, Gum
Powder, Young Tyson and Pouchong Teas;
Rio and st. Domingo Coffee N. Orleans. Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses Nos. !, = and MSck-
erei, in Bbs. half bbis. and Kits Shsd, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, SaIera-
tus Starch, Zante currants, X aisns, Fresh ground
spices Of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tailow candles, Soap, Indigo, Maddef,
Alum, Copperas, &c. &c.
AIS GA general assortment Of Queens
ware, Glass Stone-ware. Woode n ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, ShoveISs
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets; Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and 1901 diffe re mt articles, which shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor
with call.
1J-Piease call and examine our stock, a. IL
costs nothing for looking.
Richmond, March 81, ls49. IT,
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REMOVAL.

AA0D NgGH .. UCNNlCCTr. a
sPsclIslIy informs his fre nds and the public ina;
he he's removed his Establ ishment to the ne -
room in John Hsines' Store,
TWese A0Of % Ne. 37.n
where he 70 prepared to scll CLocks. WATCHES
JKwkLav. Fssa CurLEav, SILVER SpooSs. Srrc-
rAcLxs, : AScv NorIoNs, &c. Sc, 1t his usual
reasonable prices.
0rClocks and Watches repaired on shor,
notice.
Richmond, April IL, lsAe l7u
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Tremendous Arrival Of Books:

A + THE CITY BOOK STORE.! at WHOLE
IN SALE and RErArLn Come one--Come all
and bring your RAGS or CASH.
MENDENHALL & CAMPBELL.
March 2S,h, 1919. l4tf
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(CsvvseeS, resaiy, for the Cincinnati Gazette.)
By CEoa0E MILNE L. Co., West Third street.
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills Of
Exchange; who make collections throughout
the U. States. Canada and Europe-keep de-
post sccounts-snd draw on England in sums
to suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

E~8ESH TEAS.-Fiue Young Hyson, I'm.
u Pesisi and Gunpowder Tsas, warranted
goe6. Just received and for sale bv
STRATrAN 4 WRIGHT
4mo. 10Th, 1919. 1873,
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Il aides and Mems WcIr...Of al
i 4 most every description, comprising the
good, neat and beautiful. Just received aud for
sale by STRATTAN & WRIGHT.
4th mo. 10Th, ls49. l6-3t
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WORMS! WORMS!

nORSEY'S CELEBRATED YER MIFUGE
La remedy unsurpassed for expeliing rorms
--warranted'to contain nothing of poisonous
character, but is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. The above medicine for sale
only by HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond, Dec 81 IS4S. J2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

N|lNTER strained Sperm Oil, of the first
w quality, just to hand from the East, at
No. ~, Main street. IRWIN REED.
Nov. a, ls4S. S-tf
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TOwNSEND'S PATENT
II
VE~HE undersigned. informs the public INST
he continues to build this vslusble
TURASHlNG MAC1A0NE. 20
and can fun nish them At :hc-t notice TO al who
NAV desire them. He has also Just gotten wp =
new and superior SIN HORSE POWEKs
which is confidently recommended to tho public
as durable and efficient.
Having the exclusive right TO manufacture
We nd aud use Tow nse ni's improvement in Kushi
Wayne. Fayette. Marion. Iippec.noe. V'go'
Clinton, Montgomery, Sullivan. Clay. PArke'
Hamilton. Hendricks. Morgan, Johnson. Shelbyi
Bartholomew, Hancock. Randolph. Henry. I'm
ion, ami Franklin counties. In0iana he wo"!d
respectfully canton the public against making;
bu wing using either Of said counties this I'M
prov except by having the legal right SO I"
DO, by written authority from the under-ign-d--
ANY person wishing TO purchase rights either Z"
make or use co 50 on advantageous terms
by apply wing The Subscriber.
IL TRAVELLERS, AMI other A'nds ct
Th,astiug Machines, ,or>,ani!y on hand, oil The
be st mate rials and " orb nianship.
F.W. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March II. lSio. ll:6m
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RICHMOND MARKET. April II, l849.
WHEAT. e0e y b. Flaxseed, 65070c y bu
Csss (sev) 2O022. Oats, 5000.
ApPJss (dnied) Soc. Flour. l10Oibs) 1l,75.
Batter, 1Oc y b. " barely $3.50.
Lard, Sc y b. Egg, SAGE y doz.
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4 small wntcr-powcr For Sale.

VVHHE undersigned offers for rnle. mn excel
lent small water power. on the Middle fork
of White water, about ono mite north Of Riclss
mond. There 10 about l6 acres OF land attached.
part Of which is Of the first quality. There N
on the premises on excellent aud well Finished
two story frame duelling--a good machine sheP.
&c. &c. This property is offered at private sale.
on advantageous terms. Amy person wishing
further information can apply on the prcmses.
or to ID. /. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 81. Ie49. Cts
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IUST RECEIvED,-At HAiSEs & F.Roc.
81 HAIRS, opposite the Bank
One Chest superior Young Tyson Tea
IS Imperial
A rot Of GUN BARRELS.
Richmond, July Goth, lS4s. 3lM
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CITY BA KERX,
GAMNAE yA4NNNN> Sc.
PAxS0N, LEWIS g. Co,
NODo @@9

~ODo @@o
South East Corner of Main and Marion streets J;
Richmond, Indiana,
HAVE just opened splendid assortment Of
III FAMILY GROCERIES, which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
IL Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sugar,
Candies, &c. &C., for sale cheap.
u They are fixing up splendid Saloon. for
the accommodation of seighing parties. should
th,re be any snoso this SPRING. social gather
ings; and they prepared to furnish wedding
fxings,'' in the shape Of Pound Cake, to all who
may apply. Call and them.
TTCAxDLEs for sale by the Box or Pound.
and the highest price in ash paid for BEEVES
and TALLOW.
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &C.,
Fresh and Good, on hands at all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef, Pork. Veal, &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nngs.
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
mond, and vicinity to call and see them; and II
they 20 away dissatisfied or empty handed, it
shall not be the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS & co.
MdreA :, lS49. stiff
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TURNPIKE MEETING.

TIME Stockholders in the "Richmend Bridge
IL and Turnpike Company are requested to
meet at the Starr House in Richmond, eth
d ay the l4th of next month, Mt o'clock, +. NJ.
to transact business of importance to the COM
Pany. SOLOMON HOkNEf, frest
J. w. MARNoN. Sec'y.
Sd mo. 2eth, 1Si9. l4tm
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Canton Mating Warehouse,
PHlLADEEPH1A
DAILY & BROTHER, ". W. Corner Of
ID Market and T',celhh Streets; keep constant
~ on hand full assortment off,
IL, 81, and Ga White, } CANTON
Al, 81. and Ga Red Checked
IL, 81, and o. Fancy, \ MATTINGS,
which they efitr for sale in lots to suit purcha
Sc on the most favorable terms.
March 30, 1919. 4w
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OUR TAILOR SHOP.

VCIIN III. SCOTT, would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public generally.
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied Us N. Consie. opposite d. r.
Uo!loway's Book Store; where he is prepared TO
cut and make up garments in the best style. aud
on the shortest notice.
aTNe,r York and PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.
regularly reeeirea.
Richmond. March II, 1919. Hay
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

INJECTION NOTICE..-Tlle Stock holders
~ in the Richmond and Boston Turnpike
Company, are respectfully Informed that All
election " i'll be he Id at Boston, on Monday. the
I'd day of April next, for the purpose Of electinE
IA Eoard OF Directors for the ensuing year.
SOLOMON IiORNEY, Pree.
Richmond, March II, lSl9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

A NEW STOCK OF
CHEAP GROCERIES!
JUST RECEIVED AT no. 80!
II. MOORMANN, wishes to call the at
- d. tention Of his customers and the public
generally 10 the fact, that he has just received
at his old stand, fresi, supply Of
+ a I'm lily Gro crics:
such as--Cotfee Sugar, Teas of every descrp-
ton. Moiass-s. Fish Of all kinds. ground Spices,
Loaf Sugar, fine chewing Tobacco, Candies of
all KINDS, Raisns and every article in the Gro
Gerry line He has also received, addition TO his
stock of GROCERIES, good assortment of
HARDWARE < CUTLERY:
consisting, in part, of-Shovels and Tongs, Nails.
orks of various kinds, Grain Shovels, Trace
Chains, Knives and Forks, &C. &c, which will
be SOLD Low. Also, fine lot of
QCEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE
OF DIFFERENT DEscRfPrIoSs.
tJAlI articles kept by him will be sold as
CHEAP, and warranted - be Of GOOD Quail
Tr, as can be found at any other estabIishme Mt
in Richmond.
fEAll kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE,
will be taken IN EXCHANGE for any thing in his
line.
Richmond. March 20, 1549. l3:3m
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he Post Office at Rlch-
LIST Of April. Is40, which
e months will be sent to
as dead Letters.
jenkins Phebe Ann
kinsey Oliver 9
kittinger William L
Kelly Henry II p
KreIing August
keefer Elizabeth
Kerling William
Lancing Mr.
Ludlow Henry
Lancing Francis
Tough Samuel
I.andes Samuel
Longstrett Eliza J
Lamb Thomas
Mascb meier wilhelm
McCan Edward
Mccoy Daniel
Morris Sarah
Mcgee Elizabeth
Meek Morten
McCIerkin James
Messick David
Murry Margaret
Mende nhaIl William
McClain Mary
Moore Robert
Mckoon William
Miller John II
MILAN James NJ
Morgan Edward
Meek Francis
Maidell John
Marine Edmond
McConneha Levi
Nasw orthy Mrs
Overman w lillian
Ovcrman Cornelius
OgIen John
Oglen Eliza
OvermantS Solomon
Overman Joseph
Pickett Milton NJ
Parker Calven
Paterson Bulah
Peteman p B
Person William 2
Pedrick James +
Posey NJ
Parks James
Rue Susan Miss
Railsback Johiel
Ray William
Rich Susanah
Roberts Ed wards
Railsback Joel
Rich Judith Ann
Ref Dieson
Russell Elizabeth
Ray William
Roberts Jonathan
Rulon Solomon
Sexton Catherine
Staley Henry
Strattan Joseph
Scarce Jonathan
Smith Elizabeth
Shofer Herman
Smit,nere Joseph
SuIser Hiram
Strawbridge Nancy
Stawdell David
Simpkins S II
Sing Christian
Sidgwick Richmond
Stephens Pa,sey
Stephenson Joseph
Stetier Joseph
Segwic Richard
Stubs Elizabeth
Scott Aney
Sulser Carlson
Spencer Samuel
Starr Mary Jane
John
Smith Sarah
Smith John r
Scott John
Shute Susan H
Strawbridge Samuel
Teas Gibson
Sarah
Tatman James
Thomas Aida
Thompson James
Temperance r Scribe
Turner Robert "
Tarner Wilhelm
y Underwood John
John II
vinage John
Wright William
Minister AV
Wasson Ancelm |
Watson George
Wallace McCray !
Woods Jane |
Williams N |
Warder Jehue |
Watson James !
Weaver Dun Glen |
Witherald H L
Webbing Harman
Wilson Saiah !
Weimer H
Wrights J S & s |
Wheat Edward
Wilson Jesse
Wishmezer Toh
Weaver Berd
Wilson Thomas +
Walker John
Wright Phebe |
White Morgan |
Wood Jehue
White james |
Williams Heaty /.
Williams Lueinda !
joseph /
Wsggoner John G |
Wildes John
Allen |
Geek Isaac |
link Thomas F |
WILLIAMS, P. NJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

IL mond, Ia, on the
If not taken out in thr,
the General Post Office
Alderman William
AZdil
Anderson Benjamin
Anderson Mary Ann
Besemer Elias
Baldridge e. Weaver
Bates Caleb 2
Bailey Moses
Barnet Mariah
Boughton Hart
Baker Ruth Ann
Barker Mary
Bond Charlotte
BuIla Mary
Bond Silas
Brochas Rachel
Bond Hannah
Bryant James
Beck Margrst
Bell John
Henry Bell
Bowen w
Bell William w
Benge William
Brown Weeiin
Burns Daniel
Bates NJ
Brenaman Moses
Burgess Mary
Burgess Joseph 2
Brown Isaac w
BrazeIton William
Clark Julia Ann
Crocker Mrs Luther
Crull John B
Canastrell
Clark Thomas
Cook Elizabeth
Clawson Ann =
Carver II J
Gull Hugh
Clark w w
Cox Ruth C
Culbeson Ann f
Culberson William
Cooper Rachel
Curry Cornelius 2
Crawnaver BenJanan
Childs J A 9
Cook Della
Clark John G.
Carroll Benjaman
Coffin Mary II
Dreehel Jacob
Dill Mathew
Daniel Hiram
DrischeI Jahob
Dennis William
Davis William
Dick ason Philip
Davidson James
Davis VIM p
Derickson Sarah
Dean Alexander
Dawson Clark r S
Dickerson Mr.
Division Phi.anthropic
Dickerson Philip
Dickerson Hannah
Evans John 2
Elliott William
Elderkin John
Epps John
Endsley John
Evins Edmond
Edger,on William
Edwards NJ DR.
Evans VIM K
Edwards Robert
FRAZIER Nancy A
Farrell John
Frances Embree
Frederick Bowling
Fulgham Hannah
Finn VIM S
Fish Nathan
Fulton Elisha T
Foster George 2
First Elizabeth
Fenemore Pearson
Folk Feby
Gibbs Jane
CHS Joseph
Graham Allen
Griffith Samuel 9
Griffin Marian
Hagget Betsey
Hunt Smith g
Hall William
.ellems John
fIarshbergra John
Hunt Franklin
Hart Amanda
Hasel A S
|fael Robert
Hopkins Mary w
Haugh John
Hughes Thomas
James
He nderson David H
Henniry David
Hiatt Doct
Hunt Elan
Hartman G B
Herner Samuel
Hall James
Herrich Herman
Hughston Steward
Henry Robinson
Hunt franklin
Healy Daniel
VIM b
Henderson David F
Haugh John Sen
Hunt Ann
Holsman Catherine
He anderson EvelinO
Ilif John
Jay Henry 2
Jeanes William 9
] oh nson George
James b F
James Benjamin 2
James Elizabeth
G.. r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

VANELLA BEANS.--These beans are q
superior article for havoring Ice Creams.
and all other such luxuries. They are also a de-
lightful pc RUNE. For sale at
Dr.. HOWELLS' DRUG STORE.
June -. 1919. aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

~. ,.v;slatuss Of Massachusetts adoped res
.l.tos psying man, named ZebuIon Payne.
a. s. edesd dollars for his time and services
b. N. STATE Prison, uudsr an erroneous convic-
~. Ten shsussod would not have remnnerat-
ed k;ss fer the disgrace which hs endured.
A RroUxsr.--ft 10 said that Mr. Moreton. an
American peinter. who died recently in Paris,
- Iequsathed 10000 prize for the
- constructs q machine capable ofstriking Of
10000 copies Of Newspaper in an hour.
r. sske Court Platter Take thin silk, dip il
10 solution Of isinglsss. OF fish glue. with wat
o.. ssd after il becomes cry, dip il several times
IL The white Of nm egg.
nrThe Detroit Adv. estimates tho damages
esssed by the recent food there, ut S2DO,OOO.
pRoi,ert Owen, tho Socialist, IN. written a
letter Of advice TO the President Of France.
H1Ths rich depend upon the poor, a. well as
Tho poor the rich. The world 10 hut magni-
6eent building; all tho stones gradually cement
I'd together. There il no ono that subsists by
Aimssif alone.
The cost Of collecting the revenue in England
h per cent, IN France ~ per cent, and in Bel
gum - per cent. Of the gross income.
Ia mocrsi;que Pacifque says that there arc
now seven larg. VESSELS at Bordeaux bound for
California, aud that above 900 persons have Sc
cured passages.
Yin q table OF the causes OF insanity, in the
New York State I.unatic Asylum, recently pub,
Iished, ~ female Gases are attributed to anxiety
about abse Mt friends, and only male cases. %
female cases resulted from abuse by husbands
1J'The gold received at Boston on Tuesday
by tho ships Gar Il Crusader amounted to about
100000 So, 1000 has already been forwarded
from Boston Tor tho Mint. II is contained in
snsaii tin canisiers.
il 10 bad sign TO see a man will, his hat off at
midnight. explaining the theory and principles
Of true democracy to = lamp post!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

HER NO METERS. Surgical In.trume nts
j. and Trusses Of all kinds, for sale by
Aug, %, lS4S. I.REED
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More testimony, more proof, more eviden il
u ess b needed. Of the reputation of Vaughn's
Great American Remedy the Lithontriptic Mix
tase. IL cures everything, or there is truth
in man. for week after week we put in state
n'ents like tho following:
CLYDE. New York, Dec lS, IS4j.
d. G. C. Vaughn, Sir:--Your medicine is all
sold, ] have not n bottle on hand, there
several CONNIE need taking il who want moro
ims~e &a,eiy. it acts like . charm,--Not a single
jnafsace has occurred il las not bsneftted: and
sis Il Il continues to give the satisfaction il now
does IL will 20 before aliing Of tho kind in the
world &c. Yours. I.G. HOOD.
That 10 enough. We have said often il any
person doubts "ames, dates. or statements. 10
send letter post paif TO the indiv duals whose
letters appear here. and II they do not get tho
proof Of what we have said regarding this G. reat
Remedy, We will stand convicted Of fils-hoOd.
Reader, SEQ adve stiscment under Great Amer-
caa Remedy. pamphlet Of Agent, &c.
LIsr DANK NorEs RECEIVED At THE BRANcH
BASx RtcHMoSU:
State Bank Of Indiana jamjusky City Bank;
aud Branches; }Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of 50 Tiffin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
J.af Bank Of Cincinnati Farmers Bank Of Vir-
CONNIE rcial Bank ofdo. ginia and Branches;
City Bank Of do Bank Of tho Valley Of
Dayton Bank; Virginia aud Branches;
Bank Of Geanga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal Blk Of Cleveland; ginia and Branches;
City do Notes Of IS and m
City " Columbus wards at por i'm New
Franklin Blk Of Zanes- York, Philadelphia,
vile; and Baltimore.
Richmond. January Ist 1879
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INOR sALE:-FOUR SMALL DIV ELLING
HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS;
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
to JAMES NJ POE.
Richmond, March > AZ, lsi9. l3,f
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Il II l.
w0uKLX XANKEE.
The Largest and Rest Family
Newspaper Published!
CONTAINING rHiRrY-rwo COLUMNS READING
HAS RE7CHED ITS SIXTH YEAR OF
PUBLICATION.
AND is OFFERED AT THE Low PRICE OF

HAS RE -3CHED ITS SMITH YEAR OF
PUBLICATION.
AND is OFFERED AT THE Low PRICE OF
$3.50 a Year!!
iNvARIABLy ADVANCE.
We have made arrangements to publish the
productions Of the best Authors, in this and the
old world, among whom, are
Alexander Dumas, Alexis De Valon. G.. w. NJ
Reynolds. Charles Dickens, J. II. Ingraham
Mrs. Grey, Lieutenant Murray, Eugene Sue,
Eugene Scribe, G.. T. 4. James. Victor Hugo
Mary Hewitt, Frederick Souie, Harry ua!yard
and host Of others.
We have also made arrangements to introduce
New FEATURES; and We shall from week to week
provide articles of the following class:
Original NOrels, Oicinal Tales. Original and
H1morons Sketches. Original Correspondence,
original Poetry, Orig nal Essays, Historical An
'edofes. Literary Notices, Selected Stories. Beau
fyaI Extracts, Choice Scraps. Wit and Hn,nor,
kefed Ieefry, Incidents Of Trarel. Historical
Anecdotes, Adrentures, Ladies Department, Dram
attic Criticisms. Raey Editorials, Nens. Genera!
Intelligence. Matters and Things, Loca! Sketches,
Markets, &c. &c.
We are determined to make the Yankee a
welcome guest 70 every family. and while our
undivided attention shall be paid to evey depart
me mt, we also assure the public that artic les
Of a questionable or scurrilous nature shall ap-
pear in its columns. The length of time tho pa
per has been establ ished, is a guarantee Of its
continuation.
We offer the following rs an induceme mt to
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PAINT AND VARNlSH BRuSHESl
A fne Stock Of Paint and vasnish BrssAes.
IA Of all sizes from 100 down to the smallest
Numbers. Also, Artist's Brushes. Camel Hair
Pencils. &c Just received and for sale as Dr.
Howeli's Drug Store.
Richmond, Aug. 9, ls4e. 99-N
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iron.

from.
4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
by J. NJ. & J. HUTTON.
Main st. doors west Of Pearl.
April l6, 184S II
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U"Postmasters are authorised to act as Agents
every where. and retain the usual per centage.
All orders must be addressed post paid to
A. SklLLMAN, PusLIsHEn,
~ Ann-sireet, n. Y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

u EMAINING in the Post Office ut Rich
IL mond, Ia, the LIST Of April, Is40, which
If not taken out in three months will be sent to
the &c ne raj Post Office AZ de ad Letters
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
BOOK TRADE.
nrr.IsrAB,s 0REAT WORK

THIS MORNING -Eighssen Hundred and T~eiVe' OF
Napoleon, fpvssou Of Russi. by Louis Rels,sb, wh
Engravirgs. Price 50 eens.
Tbs boos vii be i01nd AZ Intellectual treat II INC
producoc Of mind imbasd with is Iubec-of an snoor
who participated in The Of hat unpsraleed cam
p.su ara must have weeks and mo1ths Of careful
composition No xrhe, recomnsndsuon Of he vofs man
the following need be offered
10 ls.s' -0vsi of - class ihsi lA'
L. l--- .-. s,e>.f - u 50 wssi-f-
h. b,,,rs zsry chsqsr- ~oad ~ ttsr hi-lf a1i
-. nv. 4 hz1 sha-s-r ;ongu~ as1 b~e1 rrtsa
'f"''' Biss~aod August ~ ls*s
srRINGER TOWNSEND - Broadway, COZ. Am.
SR-Au the Standard and Miscellaneous Books and
cbs.p PubAcauons or he day constantly on hand whole
a.. and retail al The very lowest prices Likewise m'''
extensive assortment of books now eouins IN rom sas
ale q, prices uusccountsbly io~. a. -is
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
RRnnKIYN
Cousr The Court Wa, opened yes.

KfSGs COUNTY CoUsT The Court Wa, opened yes
The lsus hour Ths1 kts fAompsoa mi -s n'
Errd sFr-sr-f snd ssf ~thir.s
z - Ersrt-i. - thea plead guilty
srr-ry Ei-srf -sfng Leonard N-v
hsrgirs hn sth
tsvaF cnmmIei and ~ NJ VI
Van Dryn> o n- fh- F4ol Fsry
f4Ify thsr.- rs -ntrrsd
0f Nav Nrho. sh0 charged rrrf Isrc-uy.
Tf- Prsps Jsff, Hil HtftIn fe@I The cis-
fls. 9TH hasng .ni--i
tutr-r. shop WAin.s1rE ne tsht TINE February at
Inc jar, verdict o blrsa he ihi t-gr--
Duyes Auorn-y ssst@ by Hsnry HsEue' 20 of The
r-9 Hofney Church 30 for th- te..An lnhrnns1
Bridget then p4f upon h~r trs uenf
tnsr-f ~th otfans part Of 80 money so-n bs Q
Fsuun he ol NJ Char Srhuff
% C1th1r1s Nsr lnrs. t. coues-i
'hef supposed that Mr. Moyand nsd deceived -r
n ~ could however b. brought
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