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THE Gold Region In Mexico.

NIE subscriber has just received from the publisher J.
i ii. Colon, ESQ., supply of his entirely new, beauti-
full and cheap Mup OF the United States British Prov
nces, Mexico &c showing the routes OF the United States
mail steam packets California, and plan of the I'D
son Wholesale and reaii, Sutioners' Hail. in sheets
cases, 81 and 90 each, with liberal dis
count dealers. WM. FISCHER
Dec 3I--3taw2w Alex GAIL
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TlNkENtU POru,Ius; EngIi-Ia nnH French whiting
desks gold pens silver and gold pencil cases; tug
sh, French and American Bibles, great variety la
type Tcstaments, specially imported from London al
buns drawing books pocket books the finest woil
mash and eria; line editions OF all the
English and American authors beautifully illustrated
aud richly bound many OF them just i'm ported direct from
london toy the subscriber aud OF The ANIMALS and
ut books for lSi9 will be found the bookstore OF +.
TAYLOR, at the most moderate prices in every
Dec Is.
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nFFICFs OF the Washington a..-L,xht Company,

~ general meeting OF the stockholders W i'll be held,
pursuauc. OF the charter, the 81 Monday January
next, O'Clock this Office Corner of 7th aud
sreet for the purpose OF elccng directors for the ensuing
year.
AT the time will be presented for the consdera ton
of the stockhoG OF bylaws for the government OF
the company. JOHN f. CALLAN
Jan 2-2l6.hEStl President.
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THE Home journal for lsl9.-Eded by George T.
Morris and ~ r. Willis. Subscriptions this valuable
literary paper win be received Tor the prop ietots by
FRANC< TAYLOR.
The Home Journal will be published as heretofore every
Saturday, dollars per payment required
advancehe VIII ch the poprgtors have put into
ope coming year being such render 1t the
best weekly paper OF the age. Copies may be examined ut
the bookstore OF the advertiser who viii have the work
regularly forwarded to any part oil the United States
Dec ~
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Two Cotton Growers and Tobacco PlHntersI offer for
sale $40 OF land lying the southeastern part OF
Kinds county in Mississippi of which about $50
open aud have been cultivation for and the
remainder is finely timbered The Improvements consist
e good dwelling house, cabins, clubhouse, corn-house
stables &c. | consider This the best forest plantation
have SEEM and believe but few If any in the county are
considered as productive | deem IA further desert pton
unnecessary. refer those who may wish 10 purchase to
Dr. Hi nulton of Clinton, Mississippi; Maj. VIM w Wal
lace Warrcntop Virginia or the subscriber, in Wash
ugon city. X. WALLACE.
Dec l5-6teodcI9t Until
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str owners, two Cows, TO the

StTRANED from thetr owners, two Cows, the
- premises OF james Liule, the Congress buryng
ground, The owner oSnrs hereby notified
lotwad prove their property ali pay ali lawful charges
The cows both sn III oil them is red, with the
cepton OF her lauSs and face, which are white. The
other is brown buffalo
Dec l6-law3W
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DERUViAN GUANo.-Five hundred best quality
Peruvian guano fresh from the Chuche islands, now
landing board ship, aud for sale in lots TO suit
chasers
Also, the largest and most complete assortment OF agr
cultural and horticultural peucus and field and garden
seeds 10 be found in the United States.
A catalogue of 100 pages. with numerous engravings,
viii be gratis TO all applicants, post PAID.
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and seedsore of
A. ALLEN IL co,
Oct 2i-dNcpl0w IS9 and IgI Water ST. New York.
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TAKE NOrICE.-LEwis C. SUGGErr OF Kentucky is
i now in Washington city, at Mrs, Turrin-, Penn
syvana avenue near the Capitol. lie wi remain during
the winter and will prom pity and faithfully attend pen
sion claims any other business which be- ntTu-cd
him lie refers the members OF Congress aud heads
of departments. Dec 2b-}tk3ici
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II venile books for chdron of every age gin hooks
venrs albums of every kind prayer books and Bibles
with and without clasps velvet and beautiful
papeierle boxes. TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec % New bookstore, near 9th street
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Preparatory Department of the Columbian College
C.,

CCorner Of F0uyteenh and N sireets)
THE Board of Trustees have the pleasure
that the permanent principal OF this department,
Richards, A NJ has arrived and taken charge OF the
school MIR. K. Is gentleman OF much experience and
high reputation teacher and the board feel entire
hdence in recommending him 10 the public in every
respect well qualified conduct the education OF youth
The second quarter OF the school will commence the II
The charges, per quarter arc
For Reading Whiting, and Elementary Arithmetic 50 %
For Arithmetic English Grammar, and History of
the United States 500
For Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Natural Phos-
cient aud Modem History and Book Keeping 10 90
The Latln and Greek Classics IL 80
The Board of Trustees as we'll the Principal de-
eunned that nothing shall be wanting render this school
of the highest order.
Dec H-cp4w
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TEACHER of much experience, VIII, !. qualified

A TEACHER OF much experience, who Is q"ahhed
"A 10 teach the Lan and Greek languages, pure anu NIX
ed mathematics and the various branches oil good Eng
ish cuuc3uon, wishes to get employment IN one oi tn
southern western States Tho advertiser speaks nueny
me French, Spanish and Italian languages IS NAIVE o.
riRlna, and COMMUNICATE OF the Protestant Episcopal
be given,
Letters addressed to Assant Professor Of Languages ond
hdm'WdtitS College ui St James Z. o., Washington
county, lyiand, will meet with prompt attention
Nov 2l-2awSwcp.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. JOHN A. ROCKWELL offered resolution 10
close debate in Committee ofqhe Whole on the stale oil
the Union on the bill NO AIN TO provide for the sette-
men of claims against the United States IN two hours
after the same shall again be taken up In committees and
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IOWA LAND WARRANT AGENCY

gan, attorney at law, Burlington, Iowa, will attend
the sale, location, and other investment of Land Warrants
sent him ia Iowa.
Refer, in Washington city, to Messrs. Lewis Johnson,
John G.. Rives, Jesse T. Dow, X. Whimcre General
Land Office, and l. Ferguson at General Post Office.
M
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u. PAINE Il Co.,
COLE Contractors AMI Managers of the Maryland State
- lotteries, office No ~, Fayette street, Baltimore.
Our correspondents. attention specially called to the fol-
lowing brilliant display OF
SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1870
GRAND CONSOLIDATED SCHEMES.
Glass &, to be drawn in Baltimore January &, lS9
$4,000 $4,000 so,ooo-s7 500 5000.
Tickets SiU--halves S5-quarters 81 %.
Certificate of package of % wholes $50
Do shares IN proportion
Class T. to be drawn January IS, 1919 in Baltimore
rs nuubcrs-20 drawn ballots.
Capitals 81, oJo-s37 % Of 81 coo
Ticket. Sl6-halv-s 81 50-quartsrs S3 IS.
Certificate OF package OF 20 wboles $500
DO shares same proportion
Glass s, to be drawn January %, lsto
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Capitals-5 prizes OF 50 900 each are Sl00,sG0;
5 of $1,000, &c.
Tickets s1S- ,as:s s5 3 tiers. s.5a
Do. shares in proportion
Glass 9, to be drawn January q, 1919.
~ numbers-i5 dfa wn ballots ~
Capitals s5oooo1sl5ssi so so'5 prizes OF 5000
Tickets Sl5-halves 81 50-q'utrtcrs SO Is.
Certificates Of package of 26 whoes, $50.
Do. shares in proportions
sUsoUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERIES
Glass g. to be drawn January 10, 1919
$50 ooo-2o Of $4,000 each, amounting 20 500 900. Sc
Tickets SiU-halves G3-Quafters ~ ~.
Glass l. to be drawn January II, 1910
CAPITALS.
$50 O0O-S 10 0Oa-S7 300 $3.50 of 81 800, We.
Tickets siO-haives s5-qiarters 81 30.
Glass 8, to be drawn January q, 1879
CAPITALS.
1913 oo0-S22 900 ST. ,0DD-S5, 1888 00o-20
of 81 200 &c.
Tickets Sl0-halves S5-quarers 81 90.
Class to be drawn January 81, lsi9.
S37 377-Slj 00c-S7, 5O0--S3 5o025 OF 81 900, &c.
Tickets SI0-halves s5-quarters 81 90
Certificates Of PACKAGE OF the above Susquehanna
lotteries. Si30. DO. shares in the proportion.
f5- All orders for tickets packages will meet with
protnpt and confidential attention.
Address ID. PAINE Il CO, Managers,
Dec 27-2mwcp Baltimore, Maryland
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nFFIClAL CONGRESS DIRECTORY, iust issued,
~ to be had Of TAYLOR " MAgRY,
Dec ~ New Bookstore, near Oh street,
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GADsBy's NEW HOTEL
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city,
Aug. l-eodlyif
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1879
j. w. MAURY Il CO, Managers
si0UOOI
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Mononsaa Academy,
Class No t. for 1919.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va saturday, Jan. 6, 1919
BRILLIANT sCHgNEl
| prize of $4,000 prize Of S2s92
l do $1,000 do 1000
do 1000 30 prizes Of 1000
l do 5000 ~ do 800
l do 1900 &c. &c &c.
IS number ioterY-li dawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves Sj-QuaTters 50 So
Certificates packages of 26 whole tickets, $50 90
DO do % half do % 90
Do do rs quarter do 81 80
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THE subscriber fred the musko y times in
cesS mi
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pose of aiding said State construct railroad from Du-
bulue to keokuk; which was read twice. and referred
to The Committee on Public Lands
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-10
HENRY DICKIN SON,
TAILOR 4 WG0LLEN DRAPER

LATE OF SHEFFIELD, EsGLAND, AT WHICH
PLACE AND IN LONDON He HAS HAD
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
"AVING removed to Richmond, Ia, and
commenced business, at his reside nee at
the termination Of North Front and Marion
streets, opposite Jesse lden's, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public, that he is now
prepared to execute orders in his lne in the best
style of fit and workmanship. by which he hopes
to merit approval and therefore solicits share
of their patronage
II. ID. will keep on hand a carefully selected
small stock of suDe rhine and mddIluu quality of
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Pc NJ N A II S H 1 p

This polite branch of educ aton is under the
supervision of Yankee W riting Master, whose
specimens of Penmanship have drawn from the
Press, in this we'll as most other cities in the
Union, such high encomiums. j. Please call
and specimens.
Hours of instruction for Gentlemen at l04 a.
NJ. and in the evening Ladies Classes meet
at 3 and 4 p. III. precisely, (up STAIRS
TER MS.---Eor II lessons 81 80; for 80 less
ons in plan writing, $500. ~ Ornamental as
per agreement. Payment to be made between
the LIST and 9th lesson. frJStationary gratis.
Dayton, Nov. Ist le4S As.
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NEEyES s NNNNMEN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SHOES,
Hats, Caps & Straw Goods,
NO. 23l Main Street,
CINCIN NATI.
MARK r. REEVES,
JAMES &. REEVES.
Oct lS, 1913. At:


THNIIE Subs riber has completed, with the aid
Of tire most experienced and capable assis-
tants, a BUSINESS MiN'S ALMANAC for
$40, which he is confident will comme nd itself
to the decided favor Of the Trade and the Pub
lie.
AtIoug', bearing the humble designation Of
Almanac, il is believed that this work will be
FOUND equal in usefulness and merit TO many
which u much loftier distinction. II has
bee pre- pared with determination TO bring
within the smallest compass all The various facts
which Il man Of business Will have occasion to
refer to ~ the course Of the year. such the
condensed Statistics Of our National industry,
in lis various departments Of Agriculture, Man
ufa, lures, Mining, Commerce, &c, &c.-its
channels aud means Of Transportation-Rail-
roads, Canals, principal lines Of Steamboat and
River communica tion-Tables Of Duties, I'm
ports, Exports, Revenue, Expenditures, &c. &c
To these is AIDED large amount of information
with regard TO the most improved modes of
commencing, transacfing and extending BUSH
ness the means Of insuring success III Com
rnrrcial undertakings; the relative advantages Of
Cash and Credit dealings; the power and lnhu-
ence Of the Newspaper Press, Systematic Ad-
yertiSipg; Rules for business men, Gc., &c
The Business Mans Almanac is compressed
within CT double-colnmn pages, Of fine but new
and fair type, though containing more matter
than an ordinary l2no. volume Of 300 pages.
1t will be supplied TO the Trade at 81 per hun
bred, or 500 per thousand. Single copies, 1874
cents. Terms, cash delivery. Orders are
especially solicited by
V.B. PALMER, Geaer"l Nerspopcr agency
Tribune Buiidings. Nem York.
Noe. -, 1913. 4s-tf.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The tariff. money and exchanges, the coal
trade, inland commerce, the post office, the pat
ent laws, weights and measures, finance, part
nership, the iron trade, rail roads, population,
immi grafton, rules for business men, wages and
hours Of labor, tonnage and shipping, mechani-
cal Inventions, lake and river nav CATION, routes
and distances, the electric telegraph, the news
paper press, systematic advertising.
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Z. NJ GALMENS,
r TO HOVsEkEEPcsS!
Celebrated Packed TEAS,

The superior excellence of which is too well
known TO require CONNIE udGtion. They have
been for a long time the ,avorite Teas IN the
urincintl Atlantic Cities aud are fast obtaining
a character Throughout, the country which will
eve then, precedence wherever they are used.
lI-All House keepers know how difficult II ha.
been heretofore 10 obtain good Teas at fair pri
ces, bu; The grea; facilities Of ihis Company
McCa llinont x Bond, Phiiadel phiaa enable their
10 ulacc IN the hands Of their agents the choicest
article al prices which cannot fail 10 sustain the
high character already attained By them. and If
they should not suit, you have oaly TO return
them 10 the agent and get Your money refunded.
PRICES CT K K Mt.
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=. Il. E.yPpsNEOTT,-Na,

I NEANhF l. for the patronage already ex-
Il tended toward hiin. soiirits d continuance
of the same having served an anpreuttre ,hip
OF seven years wiki the first Carriage Maker IN
PhiiadeIphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums ON every occ#Sjan hat t- have been
exhibited at The different Institutes he hopes
be able 10 get up an article 1T least equal 10 liy
now manufactures IA the y cstern country
Al.9p--for sale, superior article of 3 O y y
K Il II H:ade by the oI.est Varn<h-
Maker lii fhlildei I,hia--t rrAHfed not 10 crack
ALSo-carrlage Trimmings Of every deseiip-
ton. sncl as laccs, Cloth. SILVER Hub Bands
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. Riggs
&c; all Of which will be furnished al the lowest
Cash price. Persons a distance can be accom-
inoddteu by dropping line the subsc riber
Main street, opposite Mr.. GilEert's Hotel
Richmond. la, May 10, lel- Ism IL
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D0SE3.an c@13ZES Z
BOOK X EEPING

q Il. ssARNARY's Writing Rooms and
- Mercantile Institute, No. ,, Third street,
opposite the New Court House, Dayton Ohio.
Mr.. L respectfully invites the attention Of
those Interested 10 his course of Instruction IN
Book ping, which embraces entries IN
Wholesale and Retail, Shipping, Commission ),
Steamboating, Exchange, Banking and Compa-
ny Specializing business; both with and " tn It
partners.
Pupils who take full course of lessons, will
open, conduct and close from twelve to fifteen
distinct and complete sets Of books. By the
frequent Ledger closings aud balance sheet eA-
hbits, which they make, not only Of Prosper
Gus but Of Adverse operations, the best OF mem
tai discipline for business IS secured.
Gentlemen who industrious and attenftre,
be fully prepared for the Counting Room in
from to 5 weeks time and VIII be able TO give
what is strictly necessary lucid and com
mon sense reason for every entry they make.
Ia short the course of instruction by ;. b. B.
is the taught at Messrs. Cr,tenden' S
CONNIE rcial Institute at Philadelphia, viz: 10
place in the hands Of the student the key which
uniocks the mysteries connected with the sci
ence of Accounts and enable him readily TO
comprehe nd transactions of the most intricate
character
Instruction, Individual and not in classes.
TER MS.-for full course by Double Entry
S23; Partial Course Sl5 Full course Single
Entry, 500 invariably one halfin advance.
business Honrs.-After the lst of September
from ] . 20 u O'Clock u. n.-2 to IL p. III and
7 to 81 at nj pht
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION!

Prices REDGCED to the LOWEST Point!
DASIL BRICHTWELL, MAix STREET, No.
- Is, again takes pleasure in publishing to
his friends, and all interested in the purchase
Of cheap Goods, that he has just received
direct from Phadc plia at low rates, and is
call, one Of the largest, cheapest, and beet Sc
lectsd stocks Of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS. WHICH CONSISTS, IN PART, OF: CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES. SATTINETTS, TWEEDS,
JEANS, vESTlNGS, &c, in great profuson
TO THE LADIES:
1Ie invites particular attention TO his stock of
and fancy Nous. de Lainc; Goats hair and Al
pscca Lustrcs; Grape de Lame; Bombazines;
Cashme res; Me xican and California Plaids; Erl-
ston and Manchester Ginghams: Prints in great
variety; plain Nous de Laine SIawls, silk fringe
and embroidered do; Grape Lessc; Null and
Lsces, Carpet Bags, and "Notions'' in abund-
anee.
A1SO.-A large assortment Of Cutlery,
Qseccss ware, Hardware, Glass,
Nails, White Lead, Oil, Groceries,
&c. AISO.-A large assortment Of BOOTS
and SHOES. which can and W i'll be sold at low
prices. ALso.-A supply Of Mems fine Fur
CAPS. Silk, Plush, superior Cloth, Military and
Boys do.
0JHe would again invite the public to
animation Of his GOODS, as he feels confident
mono can undo rsell him without IA sacrifice. For
the truth Of the statement CALI. and SEE.
GrWHEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS
in demand at al times; for which will be paid
tho highest market-prics in Cash Goods.
QJ-COCN TRY PRODC & f., taken in
exchange for Goods. 60
Ric,IMoND, Sept. 90, 1913. 4Of
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LIST OF BANK NorHs r
BAsx At I
State Bank Of Indiana
and Branches;
Kentucky Banks Of s.
and upwards;
State Bank Of Ohio and
Branches;
LAT. Bank Of Cincinnati
Commercial Bank Of do
City Bank Of do
Dayton Bank;
Bank Of Cesuga;
Canal Blk Of Cleveland
CITY !" I" do
City +" 4" Columbus
Franklin D'k Of lanes
Vile;
Richmoud. January
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WOOLLEN CLOTHS.
and Trim IN ing :

and from his experience in this department., he
feels confidence in recommen ding his GOODS,
both for quality and price
Having had much experience in making Goats
for Erie nds, and others who wear such, Ii. ID.
respectfully socits orders in this line, believing
that he will be able to give satstac ton, both to
the young and old.
N ID. A few sets of Britannia Metal Tea and
Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls, Creams, Candlesticks,
Table, Dessert and Teaspoons, of English Man
ufacture; best Sewing and Knitting Needles, also
a few articles in British Muslin and Printed
Goods, &C., &c, for sale.
p. S. Several good w alter Casks for sale.
Richmond, tn mo- 10th, 1918. 29-tf
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AT THE BRANcH
icHAoSD:
Sandusky City Bank;
Seneca County Bank,
Tihin, Ohio;
w estern Reserve Bank;
Bank Of Virginia and
Branches;
Farmers Bank Of Vir-
ginia and Branches;
Bank Of the Valley OF
Virginia and Branches;
Exchange Bank Of Vir-
gini1 and Branches;
Notes Of 50 and up
wards, at par in New
( ork, Philadelphla,
and Baltimore.
a IN
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SASH. SASH =.

WYE have just received lot Of Window
w Sash, manufactured BY Lighter & Co.
baush, of Hamilton, OHIO. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made Of the best seasoned pine, war
ranted. all AMI examine.
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
opposite Bank, Richmond, la.
Oct %, lS4S. 33-tf
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"ANTED--Anyi quantity of Wheat, Corn,
w Oats, fIaxseed, or Bacon, in Exchange
for Groceries, Accounts or rASU, at the high
est market prices. w. w. LYNDE * co.
Richmond, Oct. %, IS4-.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

TVHE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business 1t his old
stand, on Fifth street. South Of the Starr House.
where he makes to order all KINGS cf AR
RACES, Buggies, ana all other vehicles IN ms
line. tie also, keeps a number Of articles il his
line on hand lie believes his work viii COM
pare fav orabiv wfth aHv manufactured IN the
w-st-he uses the best II materials and for finish
and beauty or construction hl- work cannot be-
exccilrd. Ills prices are Moderate. ana 4 rms
favorable Thankful for pas, l.vors lie soicsts
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Sept. 9th. ISIS. Sly.
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"RUSSES of all size. and Descriptions. Al
SO. Shoulder Traces, and Dr. Fleming.
Abdominal Supporter, always for sale at DR.
Howell's Drug Store, No, l6, Main street
November ), ls4s. T-sf:4,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-10

NIANELLA BEANS.-Thesc beans a
v superior article for favoring Ice Creams,
and all other such Injuries. They also de-
lghtful perfume. For sale at
DR. HOWELLS' DRUG STORE.
June l3, 1913. 24tf
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WORMS! WORMS!

DORSEY'S CELEBRATED YER MIFUGE
H. remedy unsurpassed for expelling ncorms
warranted to contain nothing Of a poisonous
character, but il simple in its action and safe in
it, application. The above medicine for sale
only by HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond, Dec. 81 IS4S. J2-tf
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MORE & DRUGS!!!

4 large supply of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
IA S:utfs, &c, warranted PURE, direct from
New York and Philadelphia.
Physicians and all others, can be supplied with
articles that they can depend upon as pure. at the
lowest possible rates, and on the best possible
terms. Call at DR.. Howel's Drug Store.
Richmond, Aug. 2, lS4S. 32-tf
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TERRY DAVIS vegetable Pals Killer.
q new and invaluable medicine;-every
family should have bottle Of it in the house.
Il - eAesp. For sale by I. REED.
Aug. %, lS4s- 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-10

VX|INDOVv GLASS, from by 10, to l2 by
w 90; Picture do from 0by II, to 30 by "a
Doctors Office Furnture-all kinds; Lamp
Chimneys, Ia I6 cts each. For sale by
Aug. %, 1913 IRWIN REED.