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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

The work men have commenced at this end TO
lay iron upon this road, and have already
pletcd near half mile. The iron is heavy f,
sixty five pounds TO the yard, and is fastened
with Browns improved chair, which holds the
bar 10 the wood without creating the dIsagreea-
BILE jar occasioned by its resting the old fash
toned iron chair. We saw an engine and train
run over the track, ana from the specime II. have
doubt that il is the best yet laid in Ohio
The iron wheels roll il almost d softly if
the track were laid in caoutchouc-
The laying of the iron will be- vigorously pros
ecuted until August, when all will be finished
but the gap Caused BY the difficult work at the
Deep Cut, two mi-s from town. which cannot
he got out be fore the first of October SO soon
the day light is fairly through this hill. which
has been : serious Il raw back to the work, the
iron will be pushed through in two weeks, and
the road is done.
We think We can safely announce that regu-
lar trains " Ill the ROAD before the first
Of November.-SpringfeM Rrpab!c.
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Transparent Window Shades.

Z" III. WHITE. has Just received Il.
w rect from the City. the finest an. ;.,es,
style of Window Shades ever offered i, p,ch
mond; the paintings consisting of LANDSCAPES
curtain and various figured designs; also the an,
propriate fixtures fer arranging ,n-rn 70 The win
COWS; which he will sell as ch zap, if not for less
ahan'seey can be obtained at any retail es,ab-
ishme Mt in C. ncinnati
Richmond, March g. $50 Tiff
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Death Of John M. Barrett, Esq.

II becomes melancholy duty TO record the
death Of JoHN VI. BAKRErr, who breathed his
Last at his fathers r. sidence in Dublin Satur-
lay last, at the early age of %. He had for
several years been laboring under a slight pull
monary affection, which although, not iulnedi-
.tely dangerous was threatening aud trouble
some, when last Spring, under the advice Of
pin vsicians. he concluded To visit the Soui!, -
Before leaving Cincinnati he engaged with
firm in that city, who collecting matter for
Gazetteer, to procure certain statistical infor-
nation for them in South Carolina. Soon after
his advent into the State he was so unfortunate
rs to fall under the suspicion of the authorities
as abolition enessary from the North, engtg-
ed in diss- mating abolition tracts and Gocu-
tnenis. On this suspicion he was arrested at
Grcenvile, and thrown into prison. where he
remained several MONTHS and when finally lib.
Grated on bail, he returned home. the very ghost
Of his former srlf-brosen down in spirit and a
fatal disease seated and gnaw ng at his vitaIs.-
Long confinement in damp aud unwholesoUe
prison, want of exercise ard, above all, the
chatting of noble spirit under wrong and in
ustre--had well nigh completed the work com
meucci by disease, and he was barely allowed
time 10 return home, to tell his friends of his
tire innocencr of the charge that had been al
lodged against him, ant then to lie down quietly
IN the bosom of home. and render up his spirit
TO Him who gave t--another victim to the dark
aud bloody spirit of Slavery. whose path is
strewn with human lives and crushed hopes aud
bleeding affections. and The fearful aggregation
of every human wO and misery.
Nep Castle Courier.
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Us stfangt but true. that many will neglect
Cough month af:er mont n, a nd the n wonder al
last they have tire Consumption. How much
better to nip this dis-aSe in the bud. which, can
always be done by using Or. A. Rogers Syrup
of lverwort and Tar. "A stitch in time saves
nine. E."
fETFor sale at Irwin Reed Drug Store, K ich-
mond, Indiana. See advertisement in anothe r
column. Be~are Of a crHnfe,fea Nth yeilo,c
1btI.
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Our Town.

We would respectfully caIs the aticn-
ton OF GUS city authorities TO the situation
Of our town. Much rubbish and filth has
accumulated during the winter. and il
permitted to remain during the summer.
will be calculated to engender or create
disease. The pestlence which visited
our city with such mourniul results. dur
ing the past year, should warn US to be
prepared. so far as human efforts are eff
cient, to stay its power. should it visit us
again. The cholera is lingering in our
country. and we may expect its return to
US with the summers sun. Let all the
preventive measures. which past expert
ence has developed, be adopted, and that
at an early day.
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Tie Baltimore and OHIO Railroads.
II is known that there has been some dis
pute between this Railroad and the city Of
Wheeling and the President of the Com
pany was for several weeks in Richmond.
Va. attending 20 the interests Of the com
pany. We are gratilied to learn that
bill has been agreed upon between the city
Of Wheeling and the proper officers Of the
Railroad. which is satisfactory 10 both par
ties. and looks 10 the amcablc adjustment
Of the dispute. The bill has been passed
By the lower House Of the Legislature.
and there is no doubt tn at it will also pass
the Senate.
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Appointed at the above meeting, will meet at
the HALL Of the sons Of Temperance, on Thurs
day evening next, for the purpose Of dev-ing
some definite plan Of action. ONE or 'EM
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DIVE learn from the WaShington
Republic that Mr.. L. VI Colman.who was
the charge Of obtaining money under false
pertences-exhibiiing a nondescript. as
having been captured by Col. Fremont.
on the Gila-has been released from bail g.
the grand jury Of W ashington county re-
fusing 10 find a presentment.
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Farmers. Ponder well over the thousand ac-
ci-nts that daily befail horses and cattle, which
often render .hem useless for life; when, if YOU
would make il point to always keep OH hand
II. G. Farrtll's Arabian Liniment, you could
have the animal cured in a few days: and thus
not only save time, but you would avoid the risk
of tossing the creature altogether. See adver-
tiSenent in another column
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NEW ARRANGEMENT:

T"HADDEUS WRIGHT, respectfully in
forms the citizens Of Richmond and tho
public generally that he is now opening nj No.
Is, Main street, formerly occupied by DR.. How
ellis Drug store an entirely new and care
fully selected stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Hats, Caps,
Z snbrcll:s's. Carpet Bags, Tr0mks,
Vail cS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. BONNET RIBBONS, &c.
Also, by an arrangeme mt with the proprietor,
Il. {. Hobbs entire stock OF
Books, Stationery, Apparatus, &c.
will be transferred to this establishment, where
all in want Of such articles will he promptly
and chcerfuily waited upon.
BY giving my whole attention to the above
branches, nd keeping better assortment than
has generally been kept here, l hope to ia
able to offer stroug inducements to CASH pur-
chasers. An examination Of goods aud prices
is respectfully solicited.
THADDEUS WRIGHT
Richmond, Sd mo. 20ih, lo5U. l3-f
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5OiES II. HUTTON. Agent.


'HIS Company having been duly organized,
and the capital stock property secured i,
are now prepared to receive applications for in
surance against loss damage by fire, on Build
iugs, Merchaudizc, Machinery, Mills, Nauufac-
tories. aHd all descriptions Of property. Also,
UNCERTAINTIES and produce in the course of in
land transportation. the risks Of the seas-and
upon the lives of individuals. The rates OF pre-
MUM which viii govern this institution will
conform To the established rates of the Easte RI,
Offices All losses viii be literally and prompt
IL. ;tEtLt tod and MID
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EyTo have set Of beautiful knives
and forks siren TO you for putting a hard
ware establishment. wouldn't 90 hard
with any one and a printer would be high
ly pleased in receiving such hard Ito be-
got) articles. in exchange for little "sof
sawdcr;" which,
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GAHN SMNE SHNNEe
A NEW ARRIVAL!

u ed gtheFa1 aud cOMPIete aksOrtheht OF
Boots, Shoes. Slippers, &C., &C..
of Eastern and Cincinnati manufacture. His
stock consists Of Gents. Doors AND SHOES, OF all
descriptions; LADIES BuskIN OVER SHOES, and
FANCY BusKIN SHOES, CATERS, HALF CATERS,
and SLIPPERS; MISSES AND CHII.DREN'S SHOES in
great variety; YOUTHS AND BOYS Doors aud
SHOES &c. &c.
J-57He will keep constantly on hand Z. Es-
TELLS manufacture Of Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BUskISs, &c.
He has the assistance Of CHARLES EsrELI, in
business. aud is prepared, at all times, to do
REPAIRING, at short notice
AS the und ersigned intends to do an erelasire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants of the PEOPLE, and most re-
specially invites all to give him call: being
resolved to Sell low for the Read y
Fay! JOB BORTON,
No. &. Main Street
Richmond, Ia, March p, 1850. 49tf
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sasON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 100000:

C1ice GA Wafer street, near MarAd, i. WISE.
Brick Rou; NI>cESNEs, INDIANA.
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CLOTHING STORE
+ a 4 T. O r s HI O P!!

ME undo rs gned has commenced business
! in the east room of Sioau's new building,
where he is now opening, direct from the city
4 LIE II ann coIunlet. usSortult III of
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tnr 8
SUR EON DEN list.

0OULD respectfully give notice TO the
w citizens of Richmond and vicinity that
he Is now permanently located and fully pre-
pared to attend to all calls in his profession,
from the extraction of a tooth to the iDse rton
Of an entire set. He will assure the public
that he will in all cases make use Of the best
material and warrant his work 10 be done in 4
sly lie. that shall! not be exceled by any in his
profession. ana Oh ;Ie latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all cases shall be reasonable
Advice given freely (f required) when not en-
gagged Office Main street, stairs over
the Richmond Clothing Store, and nearly oppo-
site the Gilbert House
Richmond, Sept. IL, IS49. 3s:u
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April gicctiou--lIcsl,'t.

The following persons were elected to
I'll the different offices in WAYNE town
ship. on Monday last. The Supervisors
Of Roads. can get their certificates Of cleo
ton bv calling on the late Inspector OF
Elections (Theron Park at Turpcning' :
Grocery Store.
Inspector Of Elections.
Matthew Rattray.
Justice of the Peace.
W. II. Dennis.
Constalles
William Thomas, Charles O'Ilarra.
Fence Viewers.
&. s. Prescott, Fleming WATSON.
Supervisors.
Ist Dist. Robert Hill. jr.
2d - Augustin Williamson.
Sd IS John s. Brown
lih . Abijah Rich.
9th . John Edmonson.
9TH . Denny Jay.
9TH :. Mahlon Clawson.
9Th . Robert Ila,,on
9th . Jerrc. Brown.
10Th :. Jeremiah l.. Neck
1ith . Elias Edwards.
I2ih . Jas. Fryar.
IIth :. Il. e.. Shute
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

AUGUST ELECTION.

Messrs. Holiouay D. Daris.-Pleasc
give the name of the undersigned place
in your paper, as a candidate for the Con-
ven,ion at the next August Election. sub
jec, to the will of the People ofthe County
Of Wayne, and oblise,
Respectfully.
JOSEPH HOLMAN.
March 10Th 1880
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BOOT AND SHOE STO IL Il
NO. 80. MAIN STREET,

South side Getueen Pearl and Marion,
Richmond, indiana.
>HE Undersigned, constantly keeps on hand
Z complete assortment of find Boots and
Shoes of his manufactures; and, also, Gin
cnnati and Eastern work which he is receiving
from time TO time: all of which he is prepared
TO sell OF reasonable terms for cash, or exchange
for approved country produce
Also, assortment OF Boys and Children s
Boots and Shoes, constantly kept on hand.
OWEN EDGERTON.
18th mo 18th. -. :}9i:
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MUST BE SETTLED!


la yme'S MC01ClmPSI
A large supply Of DR.. Jayne's Family Med,
IA cines. such
DR.. Jayne's Alternative.
Tonic Vermifuge,
CaYmatine Balsam
a." Hair Tonic,
=" 90 Indian Hair Dye.
Sc Sanative Pills,
Just received and for sale at HowelIs' g. Co.'S
Drug Store. No. 4.
The following certificate will show that the
have been duly appointed agents for :he sale OF
the above medicines:
This is to certify that HowelIs' & Co, of
Richmond. Ia, hereby duly constituted
Agents for the sale Of Dr.. d. Jayne's CeIebrat-
ed Family Medicines. d. JAYNE.
Attest John K. w alker John @. Smith
PhilaGei phia, Nov. 9th, ls49.'' f2-f
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Directors:

Hos K. y. CARXAy, Nincennes.
WILLIAM J. WISE, 90
WILLIAM J. HEBEED, 90
Horace t. PICK, do
CYRus NJ ALLEN, do
VINCENT +. WEST. VI. D., Pike CO., Ind.
FETGR =! BAILEY, Fort WAYNE, do
TuoMAs L. BESERIpGE, Lafayette, do
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre- IIaute, do
EA-Gov. d. W ALLACE, indianapolis, DO
HEXRY ID. ALLGs, Evansville, do
iiESRY r SCHooLCRAf-r, W ashington, ID. Z.
Z.PHENIAH PLArT, New York.
K. y. CAENAN, President.
c. VI. ALLEN, Soy. \. I. ELDRuDoE, Treasurer.
: ,M Ss VI J, nntA Coa"seiiors. 'i"ee"nes
March 49, $50. 52-u
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Rags and Oats straw.

THE highest market price paid for Line
and Cotton Rags,and Oats Straw; either in Cash,
or Paper and Books. a, Cash prices, By
J. R. NENDENHALL.
Eicamoads Aug. -uh, l-43. 5;f
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= REDtCED.

IN j. BAltt:AS. thank fui fer past LAYERS.
vogG Inform The Public, liza; h- has -
duced the prices gu all Of i4,s Stoves. Eucks
Patent among The rest. liz keeps larger
sur,tn-nt than any "i,,,r House. Ills stock
consists OF 4 six-s Bucks Pat.af A. Tight
Double oven, ami ) SIZES SiI GLE oven, tuis stow.
is Warranted 10 perform better Than eny Stove
offered The boilers nearer the rr, and IL hes
a larger oven than ANY other Stove. The great
~ reduced price wall gave all persons chance
get u those inv a!uahir stoves IL. also
keeps sizes ticfoTs Prsa.iHn large ore.s amt
hearg plates. si-es iat ST fttnu.is large
teliefs nd GrfnS. / sices SI,a'asa Air Ti-kt.
4 StaBieg; 3 sizes Gofaic; SicSs pia.es: )
sizes piates: 3 sizes 10 plate. heiier holes ia
top: sizes Rnss'a Iron scif regulators and
,rtftOaf.
Drum, P.trlor, ani all other kint.s of Stoves
tina. are kept in any Steve establishment These
stoves made from the best Scotch aud Amer
lean Iron, and warranted 10 stand fire for
wear; II plates break others furnished gratis.
All hia,:s OF hollow ware, kettles. potts. ovens,
81 diets. Steam kettles, ha,ifons. Wagon Box
es, Porch Steps, sad Irons. e., sc. All kinds
of Tin ware made and kept on hand. Copper.
Brass ANA Brttaula VAR, full assortment
Persons would 30 well 10 give him n call, they
VIII find Stoves cheap enough at No. -. oppo-
site Brightwell's Store. There Bucks
Stoves. nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold hefs
but by thu subscriber.
Dec, Eth, le49. 5iIf
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Washing Oani;am Society,

D Meet in the Hall Of the s. T., next
Monday evening, (Apri eth,) at early candle
lighting.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING - acres Of first rate land
we'll watered, situated two and half miles
Southeast, of Richmond. ANY person wishing
10 purchase can examine the premises for them
selves and for uri!ler particulars inquire of the
subsc riber at Hills Mill, p miles Northeast of
Richmond. EDN ARD hlRB4.
March 6, 1850. li-3m
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n DOZEN bench screws;
OJ Is hand
a superior article of Richmond made window
sash: for sale by
FLETCHER & BENTON
Nov 30, "a door west Of Bank
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APPLE TREES.

4 LARGE and general a.sort-
"a ment of cultivated a + l. f
TREES, some of them of extra
size, fer sale at my NURSERY near
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana.
CORNELIUS RATLIFF, Proprietor.
SUGAR GROVE FARM.
2d mo. 9th, 1880. 46tf
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FREE SCHOOLS.

ME citizens of the District South Of Main
street in the city of Richmond, are in
formed that the public funds will be paid, pre-
rata, for such scholars may attend school Gu-
ing the three months succeeding the first Mon
tav in April next. The children can attend Ell
ther of the schools in the CITY.
JOHN FINLEY, Trustee.
March u, 1850. l4-:'t
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HOWELL. CANO. No. 200.
MAIN ST; OPPOSITE Firm ST. MARKET STAGE
AND Firm ST., DOOR WEST OF
DENNisoN HousE,
CINClNN ATI. OuIO:
OFFERS for sale oua of the heaviest and best
assorted stocks of III hrA<yy hHs
II W llOlcs:lsc in the West. >rAPLE AND
Heavy Goops OF all descriptions Table and
Pocket Cutlery, lS:lZor>. Scissors.
tNC.. of newest patterns and styles, lately
IMPORTED from " o>tenholn, Butcher, ilar-
greav-s, Tillotson. aud other makers.
Scythcs, Grain { rades. and Sickles:
Hav and Manure Forks; Hoes. &c,
Trace, Log aud Halter Chains;
Shoves aud Spades; Mill and Cross cut
Saws, &c.
Agent for Boston Bird Net and Seine Manu-
factory.
CixciSxAr,, ONO, March -, 1850. lg:::::
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Coaches. ChHIiOiccs, .sIE<icS. York
CarrylIls. q TrOttin.-NgIE0n
Az THE WILLOW GARDEN:

AZ THE WILLOW GARDEN:
c chersy f hep.t Of Fs sss s sna
"a approved varieties, from six TO twelve ~
- feet high; Peach and Plumb Trees of -
many of the best varieties and of good for
transplanting; Percimmons, Ounces and Nee
tarines-best varieties; Goose rries, White
Currants and Grapes--by the hundred, Seeding
Apples and Pears--by the hundred thousand;
CEDAR, White Pine, Balsam-Fu, Spruce aud
Juniper; both American and Chinese Afborvta;
Towering Shrubs Of MANY varieties; TULIP
Bulbs by the dozen; Dahlias, assorted colors;
Vegetable and Towering Seeds; White Thorn
and Usage Orange Seed, by the quart or bush-;
with great variety of other berbaceous and
towering Plants, FOR sa'e at The Willow CAR
DEN. G.. NENDESfIALL, Proprietor.
y. B. IJ-wantcd. Apple and Pear Seed
in any quan,ity-for which the highest price
= III be gwen. &. NJ
Richmond, 10Th mo 3lst, 10. Asst
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A FARM FOR SALE!

TvNIIE su bscriber will sell the FAR VI, belong
ing to the Estate OF samuel Coale, oece q.
Sand Farm contains
Ono Hundred and Twenty Acres.
and is situated about one mile South East of
Richmond, Wayne CO., fa.-,h- Richmond and
Boston Turnpike runs on the West line. - ANY
pc rson wishing TO view the Farm will be shown
it by calling on George Coaie. living thereon.
or on the subsc riber. al joinng the premises
EZEKIEL l.. CLEVER, Commissioner.
Second month 9Th, 1880. l0.3m
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

4 large lot Of poplar lumber for sale. For
N particulars enquire at this office
Feb. 30, 1850. o-tf
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Coach TriBlluylingS.
Hard ware.

CONSISTING of Table Cutlery,
~ House Hardware.
Mill and - cut Saws,
Chains Of various kinds.
&c, &c, just received and for sale at the IRox
SroSE of J. NJ. & J. II. HUTTON. No. -,
April J, 1850. Main ST., Richmond, Ia
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NEW SPRING GOODS:

w F. take the liberty of calling tie attcn-
w ton of Western Merchants to our large
stock of Spring Goods. Our arrange
ments contemplate Il more attractive stock than
we have ever offe red and well adapted to Yves
tern Sales. Having fortunately purchased a
large proportion of our STAPLE tOTTON
GOODS before the advance that has lately oc-
CURED, we prepared 10 offer great induce
ments to purchasers this market. They will
be sold low for cash, and for approved paper. on
our usual lbe raj terms. We respectfully solici,
a visit and examination Of our stock.
BLACHLEY < SIMPSON,
No II. Pearl street, Cincinnati.
March, 6, 1850. Ind. journal 81. ll-6w
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Messrs. Editors.-Please announce the
name Of Thomas ADAMS. as a candidate
for Auditor Of Wayne CO., at the August
election, and oblige MANY wings.
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nlsctinas Of different tiin0s.

@gN%,hHn Clark Division, No. 3, Sons Of TEN
AZ perancc.-1J Meet every Wednesday
@sss0I6 venIng, at 81 o'cl'k.
I. q. q. r.
Meet on Friday evening of each week, at Cd
o'clock. Hall in Lppencou's new building, OPP
posite the Huntington House.
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Messrs Editors-Please announce tn
name Of ACHILLES WILLIAMS. as a can
didate for Treasurer Of Wayne county, a
the August election MANY WIGS.
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stone Cutting.

stone Cutting.
7 Nj f subscriber respectfully informs the pub
6 lie AN! his friends, that he still continues
the Stoue Cutting busi mess in Richmond on Mar
ket street, opposite the Public School House, and
Is prepared to furnish cut stone of every Kind,
o ti,. most accommodating terms. lie has how
on hand tand expects shortly to receive an addi-
tional suppiy,l complete assortment of
,HERICiN MARBLE Il ONO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever be fore been sold in this city.
= ain ana ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and to order Call and
anime his iissortiuen Mt and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Dec. -. lcI9. .5sti:'4I
lust in time. and iuSt from the Last, Gents
sy Fine Morocco and Calf Boots; ladies do:
of K. E.steii's manu- ture, at the CITY Shoe
Store, No. e. Main street. Call and examine
the III, they the latest sly lie.
JOB BORTCN.
Jan 80 1850 Gift
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NASH ADVANCES made BY the under
signed on Barrelled Pork Bulk Meat, Lard
Flour, and all kinds Of Produce sent to the
consignment mt Tor sale in this market.
MACQUEE X HARVEY.
Corner of Sycamore and Canal streets,
Jan. %, 1880. (5-ew) CINcIN>ArI, ONO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

Meet Oh Friday evening next, at carly candl,
lighting, in the HAIL in the Sd story Of Ill
Bargis building, on Main street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03
New supply --5u Received!

Fine, Water-Proof, Cui-Sk BOOTS, and other
work--just received and for sale, at the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

Remaining i'll the Post Office at Rich
mond, Indiana, on the 1st day Of Apr
1850.
--....>l- n IL II InlifT IIonrn, q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03

EHHERE he has constantly for Sale gene
w raj assortment of Carriages. Of the most
I fashionable style, and finished w workmanship;