davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
Xill. Market.
Embracing the sales reported on IN. Books OF
the Merchants Exchange to the latest hour
CINciNNATI DAILY GAZETTE

Embracing the sales reported on IN. Books Of
the Merchants Exchange to the latest hour.
CIxciSS.TI DAILY GAZETTE
Friday November y, loJU- \
Hors-Tla market remains in the un-
settled and nnsatlsii-d condition as noticed IN
report Of last evening Buyers are dispos-
ed 10 keep private most Of the transactions, and
it is difficult for reporter to get an occasional
sight at the market rs II really -. Holders,
however, IRE firm in their views, and SONS have
got their ideas above four oilars, and IRE pack
ing IN preference TO selling at that figure but at
the same time think there are as many If not
more sellers, than buyers 1T four dollars, pro-
portion TO the number Of Hogs IN the market
The only sale we heard Of today was 100 bead
averaging 30 lbs. at : 100; and 900 do on pri-
waite terms. There were sales n few days since !.
not before reported Of 500 aud 526 slop faited q
Si:1Ou 1918
Provisions only sale heard of to-day
was tho Lard Of go Hogs at &c. buyers find
ing packages. Green meats are held at ~, ~
aud G4c. for Shoulders. Sides and Hams; the
market, however, - not active, and there have
been sales to establish the quotations. Ham
cureT-, having rot enough 10 stand upon are dis
posed to hOi! off
SH,s., ..ts <'se.s..-I ~ FI-... ...-Ls 800
so buoyant to-day, though there was q pretty
fair demand at quotations. Buyers, however,
had the advantage. Tho sales comprised 100,
lIo and 10 brs at So, aud -, extra II $3.50
Nothing new IN Gram. Received during the
last - hours 2,607 brls. OF Flour, 80 bush
Corn; and IL ~ DO " heat.
Vhisky-The market opened with 2 moderate
demand ~ previous rates, but IT the close prices
were less firm. Sales Of % brls. iii lots from
Rver. Railroad and Canals at 23c AMI 80 DO
from Miami Canal at 22ic Imports tho past -
hours, 500 brls.
Grocrrics-Thc market is quiet. and Sugar
and Nnassrs tend dow W e notice sales
Of 10 bris. Of new Moas>es in lots at = T33c,
but principally at the former rate and 100 bags
fair Rio Coffee ut II and 300 do at l2c, equal
10 cash.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
BUSINESS CARD.

The pabDas1sers Of the Palladium
49, anxlOuS to close all unsettled
~eeounss between their patrons
~nA themselves. They therefore
.saaeSe chat all accounts against
ahen may be presented. and All
s.AeAaeSQ 60 them, and who have
- claims as nm Offset, will call
AID settle by note or other means.
we nave quite n large number Of
,aerOms nmd friends with whom
re have mot settled for -, 10. nnd
seven ~ years. Sho,f settlements, ~
u said, make long friends. BEING
aax6Oms "a retain the friend ship Of
~ar present patrons. and equally
,snatciaOus 10 extend their mum aDsr.
we respectfully urge settlements
with ats.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
ar OCEE2Y and II 4 X T. 10 w.
P1x~Dn Il Lewis. FAT No. IS. rr

Have received large and general assortment
of .I.aaily S2-@5--1oS..
which they are prepared 10 sell cheap for cash
or exchange for country produce, either whole
sale retail.
Their stock consists of RalSins, Figs. Cheese
Herring, lIacaerit. Sugar. Coffee, Candles, Can
dies, Nuts Of all KINDS, and in short, every thing
usually kept ia Iainily Grocery, all Of which
a be bought for trIil. above cost
They are prepared 10 furnish Pound Cakes,
Jelly Cakes, and other ''hxings' for weddings,
Oh the shortest notice, to all ho may apply.
4 l. o,
RreaSi. Cakes, Crackers. &C.,
Fresh and Good, kept to accommodate custo-
ruers at all times
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
r11ond and vicinity, 10 call and See them, and IL
they 20 away dissatisfied empty handed, il
hall not be the fault of PAX0N e. LEWIS.
grCaH Ut No 5.l. South East 10, nev Of Mas
nj Marisn styeets.
Richmond, Oct. 6. 1880. 32-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
>lu.IElS-VVA HE. <Ac
Main st., West hiatt No. -.

M OF LID respectfully give notice to the
w citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that
he Is now permanently located ana fully pre-
pared To attend 10 all calls in his profession
from the extraction Of a tooth TO the inse rtion
Of an entire set. He viii assure the public
that he Will iii all cases make use OF the best
material aud warrant his work to be done in
Stkle, that shall not be exceiled hy any in his
profession, and on the latest and most approved
principles
His charges III all caSes shall he reasonable
Advice gwen freely az required) when not en-
gagged eilica on Muin street, mp stairs over
benjamin Stratiun's Store, in the room recently
occupied by Dir. 4 y. NEWTON.
Richmond. \ ov. p, ~5a. 3S,i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
SPEED THE PLOUGH.

V1NIIE undo rsgned would respectfully inform
il all persons indeb ted to them by either note
book account, that 1t is Indispensable that
they should make collections. for the purpose OF
prosecuting their business Although
c.ived the premium on Flows for general purpo-
ses, awarded by the great Ohio State Eair, yet
we cannot furnish the public with those excel!
lent ploWs unless arc furnished with the
means due Therefo fore we hope prompt at
tenton Ill be paid to this BY all interested.
BEARD Il SINEX.
Richmond, Nov. 81, 1870. 19-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
TRUNK TOITND.--

TRUNK EOUND.--A trunk has been.
for two or three years. i'll the baggage room
of the National Hotel. II contains a variety of
female clothing, but nothing from which the
name OF the owner can be ascPrtnned. except.
perhaps. the name Of W Il>on" on handker-
chief. 1t probably left hv stage pas
senger. The owner is requested 70 send for IT,
and. by describing the same and paying charges
can lave it. II. II. SLOAN.
Richmond. Nov. %, $50 49:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
FAMILY GROCERIES.

DOE d SHITE. No. 1.--IIave Just
received a fresh supply OF FARISA, and
reduced The price follows. to-Ht:
In sacks, at | 5 cents = IT,
/ III papers. with directions for use, 30 cts
III DO. - - - - 10 -
lAlSO.--A fresh supply of Worsdsifs Vegetable
Pulls: Pure Castor Oil. 5e., dc.
l~They are also making large additions to
their stock OF AMILY GROCERIES, Call
and see them.
Richmond. Oct. sth, 1850. 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
S-<E:aaDNA K3E.E AND NEW. - The
~ Undersigned has last received u fresh sup
ply of
Se.aSOnaN.c lAry Goods

Sc.asOh:iDsc Dry Goods.
From Philadelphia and Cincinnati, which he
offers on the most fair ana reasonable terms.
md which cannot fail 10 satisfy all who may be
pleased to favor him with call.
From the East, he has jus, received every va
riety OF Plain enthusiastically worn by
Dress Silks; Lustres, Arg- ntines, Cobergs, Eng
lish ANA French Merinoes, De LANES. &c, &c,
with splendid assortment of 81 Tarlton and
Book Nusiins, Cap Grape. Grape Leisse. anc
Book Muslin Haudke rchiefs OF all prices and
qualities. Also,--Barc" Iona iIanGk rchiefs and
Dress Shaws of every shade and grnde; De
Lame, Ihbet, and Wool ShawIs of various
styles and sizes, from thirty inches up to ten
quarters square.
From the Queen City," he has Just received
snrh Goods as tcit compare with any for beauty
cheapness and durability; consisting, in part, Of
--friuts. Alpacas. De LANES, Monairs, &c, for
the LADIES; and Black. Brown and Drab Cloths.
Cassmeres and Sattinetts. Silk Satin and Val
encia Nestings, for the GENTLEMEN; all Of which
viii be offered very low
C1rpc1ing, of various STYLES aud qualities,
from BIZ cents TO S.1 cents u yard.
KINDS, from the smallest to the largest sizes
Also: India Ru bier Over Shoes, Dusk ms, and
Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen; with any guam
THY of Youths and Mems Kip and "Stoga"
Boots aud Shoes.
1J+Please call and examine for yourselves
Every attention will be given, and With pleasure.
Richmond, Ia. / b. STRATTAN.
9th mo 18th, 1850. I j9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
JDlEt Ell. HUTTON. Agent.
No -, Main sfrett, RICHMOND. INp.


No -, Main street, RICHMOND, IND.
Mis- Company having been duly organized,
a and the capital stock properly secured,
are now prepared TO receive applications for in
SuraEce against loss or damage by fire. on Build
'ngs, Merchandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufac-
torres. and all descriptions of property. Also,
merchandise 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 will govern this institutions will
conform TO the established rates of the Easte rn
Offices. All losses will be ibe rally and prompt
Y adjusted and paid.
Directors:
Hon. r. n. C,RNAN, Nincennes
WILLIAM J. WISE, DO
WILLIAM J. IIEBERD, do
HORACE T.. PECK, do
CyRus NJ ALIEN, do
VINCENT +. WEST VI. D., Pike CO. Ind
PETER ?. BAILEY. Fort WAYNE, do
IfoM,s T BEHnRrDGE, Lafayette, do
WALTER w. EARLY, Terrc Hante. do
Ex-tiov. u. W II,cE, indianapolis, do
IlE.Ey ID. AITIs. Evansville, do
HENRY X. SCHOOLGIRL r, w ashingtou, D. C..
ZEruENIAH PL,Tr, New York.
K. \. CARNAN. Presidfnt.
G. NJ ALIEN, Scc'y n. I. ELpRipGE, Treasurer
ME-, ,xrE VI J,, h,,fS Cou"seIors. incomes
Oct. 9th, $50. ST.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
GOODS on UAND.--T. 7.

NEW GOODS ON IIAND!--T. i.
~ Ferguson. respectfully informs his
customers and the public that he has just re-
ceived a fire. sh supply Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Such as-cLoTHs. cAssIMEREs, sATTISETrs. and
almost every variety of G. OBS suitable for
Cea'eren's Wear together with a general
assortment of the latest and most fashionable
styles of u E 5 S G. OBS Tor LADIES'
WEAK. such as: Alpacas. Ginghams Prints Of
various STYLES and patterns: black and fancy
Silks. Satsins, &c SC, Bonnets, Trimmings
of all kinds, Gloves. Hosiery. Ri bbons, Thread
and Cotton Lace, Edging, Inserting, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, &c, &c.
AlsO.--Ladics' and Misses Slippers and
Shoes; Gentemen's Boots. Shoes. Brogans, SC
ALso.-A beautiful assortment Of Glasswa are
Queensware, &c.
ALso,-Hardwnrc of various kinds and for
various purposes; Groceries. Of the best quality:
In fact, his assortment embraces almost every
article usually called for in the country His
stock was selected with care and he feels confi-
de Mt that these who wilt call and examine il,
will not go away dissatisfied
He will take all kinds of approved country
produce IN exchange 70. Goods. at fair prices
u Thankful for past patronage, he respect
fully cts the public TO call and examine his
Goods and Prces,-NO TKOU BILE TO
SHOW THEM.
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1850 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

T ia letter from Mr.. Collins Of Cincinnati,
editor and proprietor of the Temperance Or
gan, contains the following in regard to the use
Of Dr. Rogers Lyerwori and Tar, in his
family:
Mr. A. l.. scovill, Dear Sir. great IS my
aversion to quachs and their specifics, feel con-
strained to write you respecting the extraorai-
nary healing qualities of DR.. Rogers Liver"oFt
and Tar, as exhibited in the of my " ife-
Two years ago this fall, my wife took
yer. cold. which settled upon her lungs A vi
client cough was the consequence, which IN
creased in severity during the winter months
unit, it reduced her almost TO skeleior. 1t
nearly incessant ami attended win sever
pain in the siCc and reast, accompanied with
lever and cold nghtswea,s She exptctorated
more than pint OF matter daily Ulcers gath
cred upon her lungs and dIschnrged her iianos
and feet cold and clamniy as Death. and u
purple tint settled upon her lips- Our family
physician completely batiied, and on the
first Of the following May he Informed me, that
he could palliate her suffering, but her case was
hopeless, and a fortnights time would terminate
her existence. | now called on DIR. Newton of
This city. who advised the of DR. Rogers
Liverwors and Tar, assuring me that 1t was a
valuable preparation. and gave me the history Of
several considered hopeless, where this
medicine restored their health again.
We follow ed his advice, AMI in week the
expcctoratiou was nearly conquered She CON
tinoed 70 improve, her appetite returned, her
cough in a few months ceased, she recovered
her strength, and to very great degrees her
health, and now most extraordinary trophy
Of the healing virtues Of Dr.. Rogers Liverwott
aud Tar.
Yours. respectfully, JOHN A. collins.
Mr.. Collins is agent and lecturer for the
Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance of
Ohio, ana is gentleman Of tho highest stand
ing
For sale nj Irwin Reeds Drug store, Rich
mond, Indiana See advertisement in another
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

DR.. Cnysoh's Yel!o,r Dock and Sarsaparirl1.
for the of disease, or rs a Spring purifier
Of the blood and general Tonic for the sys-
tenn, is unrIyalcd.
The curative powers of this extract are trul y
wondcr ful and all invaids should make imme-
diate trial Of tho "Yelio,c Dock and Sarsaparii-
h." Itcannot in lure the most delicate patient.
Scrotnla. has been remarked by eminent
men. that in tho varied catalogue Of diseases 20
which man is liable. there is scarcely one OF
ouch Importance and of such interest as Scroi-
Wia, whether we look TO the obscurity Of its or
ign, its ins,dious progress. the number and va
r,ety Of organs that it attacks, its remarkable
incurability and extensive fatality.
Scrofuia has bahled the skill Of the most EN-
inent Physicians i'll this country anu in Europe
But there is an an,dote for this disease in s.Dr
CDssstt's Erfvaet Of Ysilo,c Dock and Sarsapa-
r'!la." which is proving itself perfect Sec. III
IN the most sewers cases Of Scrofula.
See advertisement in another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
Rags and Oats SfrnM.

I7The highest market price paid for Linen
ami Cotton Rugs,and Oats Straw. by
J.R MEEDENHALL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

4 sy morse S"'s Hs' pu wi ii s's
Richmond, Nov. 81. 1850 il-2m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
PROTECTION FIRE
A y ID
MARINE INSURANCE co.
Annual Premiums. Capital Stock, and surpia.
Fund,


u of merchants ana others having property
exposed TO loss by Fire or the periis Of Ma ga
ton to the .up- rior advantages offered by thu
Protection Insurance Company
or HARTFORD. CONN.
viz:
RATES Of Premium low as those Of any
other RESPONSIBLE office.
"A speedy ana satisfactory adjustment OF
losses by the General Agent Of the Com
pany for the Western Southern States
3-Arbitration of all differences which may
arise by referees mutually chosen.
i-Awaris promptly paid in Specie Banka-
BILE Funds, or Exchange New YORK
Baltimore, Charleston, New Orleans, ST.
Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh. or Cincinna-
IT, at the option of the insured.
j. Pamphlets, setting forth the mole AMI
principles of adjusting iosses-Rates of Preini-
ums-ciassiiicatlon Of Hazards, Sc, &c, SC.
furnished to the customers OF the office free Of
charge.
signed who IS fully authorized TO insure Stores,
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactor
Earns. &c.
Household Furniture, and Goods. Wares, and
NerchtnGize. contained or stored therein, "a
{ INST loss damage by FIRE.
Also
Dry Goods, Groceries. Manufactured Goods
Produce. Household Furniture, Live stock, and
every other desc ripiion of Merchandise Per
sondi properly. shipped or 10 he shipped per
good steamboat, or boats 10 and from points
the W -stern Waters, or between Eastern cities
via Lakes, other inland route ami any towns
IN the Western country. against the hazarGs OF
INLAND TRANSPORTATION
Also
Shpue hts Of Goods, w ares and Merchandise
per good vessel vessels, between New Or
leans and Eas,' RI ports-between New Or
leans aud other Gulc por,s--between all A mer-
lean ports and English or European ports, or 10
81,
lantic waters, agnins. the PERII.S OF THE
SEAS. ELIJAH COFFIN, AGESr
Pfotcetion Insurance Compunv
/ ltli goth, 1850. Il IF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
EIriHlI.

NILS Is great article of food for the sick
l. ana not at all bad to take by those in
health. Call and get some at Howells s, Co.'S
Drug store.
Oct9 1850. os,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

DICKSON g. LIE BETTER,
PIT. Main street. Between jtll "a nd
9th, West side. Cincinnati, Ohio.
IMPOR T. RS;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN CHINA, QLEENSWARE u GLASS.
ANING lately received several hundred
crates of Queensware of the newest Spring
styles, which added to our before extensive
stock, makes ono OF the largest and bes: select
ed stocks in this country
We respectfully invite those about TO pur-
chase to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, assuring them that our pri-
ees are rs lo,r as any house in this city or else
where.
To Country Merchants, we can hold
out great Inducements, we will sell you COM
mon Queensware. in large or small lots to suit
the wants Of purchasers, at the lowest prices
and most favorable terms.
We have also on hand a few crates OF Queens
ware in the original package, containing a good
assortment for a country store, which we can
sell at large discount from usual prices, for
cash.
TO Hotels Il Tamilfcs.-Our White
Iron Stone Ware, is of the best quality and fin
ish and we warrant it TO give satisfaction.
Glass Ware. always or hand, a complete
assortment mt Of Glass ware, consisting in part of
Tumblers, Wines, Decanters, Bottles, ftasks,
Candy Jars. Sweet Meat Dishes. MoIasses Cans,
Wine Bottles, &c. repacked at the lowest pri
ces. or by the package box, at factory prices
Al orders by mail faithfully attended to and
goods packed and sent according to directions.
Also, on hand Solar Lamps, Hanging Lamps
for Churches, Halls and Stores. Lanterns. Lard
Lamps, Bri;tania and Jappaued Ware. Casters,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, w alters, &c, all of
which offer to our customers and country
merchants generally, on the loves. and most
fave rable terms.
March, p, 1850. Idly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
C:.ssiir,crcs and Ve~lings:

English, French and American Black and Fancy
Cassimeres;
French doe skin and cashmeret;
Black and fancy silk, satin and worsted Eestings
Marseilles, black, white and fancy do.
s3a11Ams11S3
Black, blue, brown, drnb and fancy Sastinetts
Black and gray-mixed do
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NE" ARIA NGLNI;ND.
Jason IsAN. having purchased the en-
- tire stock of Goods of JESSE MEEK, and
having made largo additions thereto. ho thinks
he is able to furnish the public with as good bni-
gains any other establishment in towE. ljls
a--nrtna.- ~ n.nAral and embraces almost eve
ry article called for; among which n,u 4, 10 fo."d
the following:
IIrO:lsiclOths.
English, French and American Black Cloth.
do do. Blue do.
do do. Brown do.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
Watches. Jcsyclry. Silver-Wlrc,
..NGtiOnS,' &c. &c.


He again tenders his best respects to his old
fire ms t.ld customers for their past liberal pa
tronage, and hopes their favors will be continued
to his and their mutual advantage, as heretofore
for il is "ixed fact that lac does sell his vari-
Gus articles at such reasonable rates that all are
satisfied.
His stock consists of Cold and Silver Lever
and l. Epine Jeweled and Plain W atches; Cold
Guard Chains: Silver and common do, Fine
@ old Breast-iius and Finger Rings; Bracelets;
Earnings; Gold and Silver Keys and Seals
Gold Diamond Pointed Pens, Gold and Silver
Pencils; Musical Boxes and Accordions; Bead
Reticules and Purses: Silver ana Tortoise Shell
Combs. FINE CUTLERY such as knives, Raisors,
Scissors. &c Gold, Silver aud Common
SDcct:aCle>-to suit all ages. Also, an assort-
tent Of IANKEE CLocKs-soIle as low as Three
Dollars.
Clocks and Watches repaired as usual on very
moderate terms. Old 6,old and Silver taken for
goods Do not fail TO CALL at No. b. Main
street, Richmond, Ia.
Richmond, Get. 2nd, 1850. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

Hats. Caps. Groceries. Hard ware.
QuceMsW0rc, Cutlery, &c.
He he. good assortment Of Boots and
Shoes. A. can be found in this city; in short,
he mas d GOOD stock Of Goods and he is deter
mined to sell them CHEAP for Cash or exchange
for approved country produce.
The citizens of Richmond and surrounding
country. respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime his goods md prices
Richmond. 10th mo. %, 1850. 4ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

DR.. S. d. Hoire's Shaker SarsoporiI-
M.-We would call special attention 10
this excellent Family Medicine, with the
satisfaction one feels in praising a bene.
factor. Its established reputation recon.
mends it in preference to any new prepa.
ration. and whoever requires a genuine
approved Medicine, should read the Doc.
tors advertisement, and try his Shaker
SarsaParilla.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
Ladies' dress Goods !:

Plain and fancy silk and Mohair Lusters;
do do Merinos and Bombaznos;
Cashme res, NJ. dc I.nnes. Giughams, Balzarines
California, Buena Vita and Oregon Plaids;
Lnen Ginghams. plain and fancy Lawns:
A good assortment Of Calicoes, Book Muslin,
Irish Liens, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, JAG
onets, Bobinents, and Swiss Null.
Dress Silks..-PIain and black dress elk;
Black figured and fancy do.
Changenble silks aud Saline;
Plain, blue, red. green. and pink silks;
w hite satin and Bonnet silks.
NOTIONS:
Linen, cotton and thread aces and sdgings;
Gimps, Jac onet, satin stocks and cambrics;
Gents black, fancy, silk and gingham cravats;
Ladies' and gents white linen and fancy pocket
handk rchiefs;
Ladies' and gents silk, cotton and kid Gloves;
co. pic mic net gloves and 'nitts;
Gents black, white, and colored cotton Hoes;
Ladies do,
" cashmere, silk aud
lambs wool Hoes,
Black and fancy. silk and bullion fringes;
do do linen do;
White curtain do;
Velvet Ribbons: white and colorsd skein thread !;
spool thread, combs, thmhles. suspenders,
pocket books, carpet sacks, sewing silks, home
made and Scotch thread, Looking Glasses,
wall and window paper. Umbrellas, Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes, Dress Buttons, Taiors' aud
Dress Trimmings, plain and fancy Ribbons Of
all widths; Cap Ribbons, &c. &c.
A good assortment or ehsaHlS, Of diferen
STYLES and widths
DO1TEsTICs:
Bed ,ickings, apron and mariners CHI ck., Wagon
coverings;
Bleaehed, brown and coIored Drillings,
90 DO do Muslins-al Widths
DO do Linen and cotton table covers;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

LOOK AT THIS.
To his old customers.
The unde icned would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended 10 him,
and he hopes they " i'll continue their la4ors TO
the firm OF ". i. y W. Shearon, who keep on
hand at all times, assortment of
Hats and Caps.
both Fashionable and Plain styles, which they
are selling at fair and reasonable prices
CALEB SIIEARON.
Richmond, 10Th mo. 81. 1870. ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27
~ ~ = 7-----1
HE1f3'z.{k E>:s>s.;s

I "A u z ss>sts.5ske 1OE
Go HATS a. CAPS. -
HN hand 1T JoHS SUFFRINs' Hat EstaLiish-
" ment, No. 50. I37f,ro doors trest u the
Gsl5ett House. a large assortment Of Eiaeh
Beaver, Nutre. Brush. Black, Brown and " IN .
California and Santa Re Hats; ana Il supcrio,
article of Otter Dra5 and Black Russia Hats
made p!ain-all of our manalactorv.
Also, DopD's SUPERIOR MoLEshIN SILK lI,TS.
at Tie CiHcinnati prices.
90 n - - Silk Plush. Cloth, OIL silk.
and Oh Cotton Caps, Of the Fall style; all OF
winch will be sold very low
Richmond, Nov.2 1850 l2:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-27

Daschamp'> Remedy for CONS,- >lPTION
FUNIE GREAT FRENCH F. VI f, d Y -
BrOslic Il Levi. Sole Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio I-For sale. wholesale and
retail, by JOHN HAINES.
Opposite the Bank,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
10th mo. 9th 1850. Gtf