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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24

Carrying out the n'hig dociriae.--The
Chairman of the central committee OF this
county. has received letter from. Mr.. S.
Merideth. L. S. Marshal for the District -
Indiana. declining to seive as member
of said committee. during the time ne shall
hold an office under the general govern
ment. This is right.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24
FL T. n II L n q TON HO q L.,
Main street, Richmond. Ind

y WIS House formerly known as the "Man-
1 sion House. and occupied by X. BRooKISs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting it up in modern style for the
accommodation Of the pubic. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed in
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up ana conside rabiy enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsTIER, and plenty of the best OF feed for horses
The undo rsigned feels conffi nj that bv strict
attention to the wants of his guests, he will me rit
a share Of public patronage.
Boarding by tlse Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept oy
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb. 81. 1910. OF
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Turnpike NOticc---ssi:sVcl

NOTICE is hereby given, that Daniel e.
- Crawford. Caleb Shearon, W iiiam Brooks
and Ben jamin Harris, authorized TO let the
TRAVELLING, or any part thereof, Of the
Richmond and W iIiiamsburg Turnpike, from
" alter Lrgg's south line up TO Nichae! ilar-
vey's south line. By order of the Board,
NM. PARRY, Pres't.
Richmond, Ith mo i0th, 1859. lost
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Rerealed!t!
Miniatures BY the Uncomfortable Agents.:
REJOICE, EARTH, AND ALL We THAT DWELL
TiiEaEIN;-fOE THOUGH YE MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET CAN SHADOW OF THY vIsAGE
REMAIN WITH THY FRIENDS.
!" II. WHITE, the unsurpassed DA-
w Grc.::orrrIsr, has concluded to locate
IN Richmond orthe present: and would there
fore inform the citizens. and people visiting this
place from the country and ne ehhorng towns,
that he Is prepared to take ILKESEssEs from the
SIZE OF hve-cent piece to the full size-the
largest ever taken in Richmond: He puts them
pin fine veneered frames. which answers for
the finest ornaments for the parlor. From his
extended researches into all that pertains to not
only this branch of the fine arts. but into the new
discoveries of chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, he possesses but few supe-
riors, II any in his profession. lie suffers no
picture TO go ont of his unless perfect
satisfaction IS re ndered. He is prepared to take
children. on clear DAYS, in from ) to % Seconds
No sketches of Lanseer engrayings OF
Cousins, can vie with this magic touch of sci
ence-wth the finger of natrre. A perfect
likeness OF distant friends, or OF those who have
gone TO the sprit-land. now be had; whilst
no other memento of the living departed can
speak TO the heart so plain, gather a remrnis-
cence of the past. we'll gaze upon their
lace divine WHICH WILL NOT FADE
Pictures retaken on reasonable terms.
photographic or Daguerreotype stock, of the
latest style and of various qualities, he keeps
constantly on hand and for sale. Also. chemi-
Gals of the first quality. Ope rators in the vicin-
:,y. or visiting Richmond, wishing to buy stock,
Instruments. chemicals. wishing instructions
in Electro Gliding and Silveripg, invited to
give him call. Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid FOR saLE AND WARRANTED.
I@His rooms are open and free 10 visitors
All are respectfully invited TO give him call.
Rooms over REEDS Drug Store.
Richmond. Dec. Goth, 1cl9. 1tf
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TIE A 81! TIE A S:!:

HVHE subscriber has taken agency for
II the sale of JENKINS & COMPANY'S
u p or II G a $.
These Teas are put UP in small metallic packages
and warranted Of FULL WEIGHT and good
quality.
They include the varieties Of Imperial, Young
Hysen and Black Teas, at from so cts. to 81 ,25
per To. TRY THEM!
BENJAMIN STRATTAN.
d mo. 18th, 1850. eff
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IL any man doubts that ii. G.. Farre!l's Arab
- Lini"'e"t is the greatest bcnefactor of the
sSe. let him look around, and he will find album
cant evidence 10 scatter his scep,icsn to the
winds; he will find that an external appica-
zion in the diseases both of man and beast, no
medicine ever discovered has effected as many
and remark able cures. Sc advertisement
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RAJ. Road Letting.

kSEALED proposals will be received by the
- Dayton Western Rail Road Company, al;
their office in Dayton, up TO the 18th May, $50,
for the Grading, Gruhbing. Masonry, Bridging.
&c of the above Road, from the Junction in
Montgomery county, to and through the corpo-
ration of New Paris, in Prebge county.
The line vii, be in readiness for the examina-
ton of contractors by the 10Th of April next
The profile and estimate. can be seen at the Of
fee Of the Preside mt the city Of Dayton.
PIP. LOWE, Prest pro. tenn. :,
March p, 1850. dayton Jour Sl1 I4-3t
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TAILORING!

VfNliE unde rsigned would inform their frie nds
Il and the public generally, that they
prepared to make up all kinds Of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the materi-
ais or persons furnish hetr ern materials; and
being now in possession of Cenio &. Scoit's
Fall and Winter Fashions, and having the be st
Of workmen in their employ, they feel conf
dent that they cannot fail to please all who
NAV favor the m nth their work.
ITSHoP one door West Of Sfoan's Hotel N
FARQUHAR & VICKERS.
Richmond Nov. Is, lc49. 39-tf
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FRESH GROCERIES.
Just Received at NO. 10. Main 81.
Richmond INDIANA

FRESH GROCERIES.
j sast Received at No. 10. Main ST.,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
II Ii. NORMAN is now receiving and will
~ constantly keep OH hand, fresh supply of
F:a lily Groceries.
Il ch as Coffee, Tea. Sugar. spices. Fish, Rice,
Cheese, Table and Common Salt. Mustard, Cam
dies, RaiSins, Indigo, Starch, Vinegar, &c-, &c
Also, Tobacco and Cigars of different varieties.
lllccnsWarc and CrOckcry-Sv:lrc.
He has also on hand general assortment of
Queensware and Crockery-ware. such as is COM
monty used
Hardware and CntIcry.--A supply
of Nails, ShoveIs, Trace Chains, &c, together
with assortment of Table cutlery can be
found at this establishment.
PrOVi>5OnS.--IIek keeps for sale Corn Meal,
Com, Oats Dried Beef, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes,
and i variety of other articles in the Provision
line.
All tile above articles will be sold as cheap
they be bought at any other establishment.
and warranted good. Give him call and
Judge for yourselves.
Country Produce lille will purchase
all kinds Of country produce, for which he will
pay the highest market price. either in Groceries
or Cash.
Feb. 6, 1850. '-3m
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.us. Arriving at No. 4, Main $,

HOWELLS, II CO, in form their customers
II Land all the rest, that they are now receiving
additions TO their Stock of DRrGs AMI MEDICINES:
all pure and fresh, and sold on the most reason.-
bic terms They particularly request any person
buying of them, who is not satisfied with the ar
tcie purchased. to return i, and thew will refund
the noney;-they warrant every thing they sell
ard are determined 10 gire s0hsfuc,ion
ICall at No 4, Main street. Richmond
Jan. 80, 1850. l.,f
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Printing Office for sale.-One half Of
the Office Of the WAYNE County Wing
is offered for sale, on advantageous terms.
The location is good one; and the effice
is we'll supplied with materials.
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Ornamental Shrubberg.-Such Of the
with tasty and beautiful shrubbery can
find the material for doing so at the Evil
low Garden" kept by G.. Mendenhall.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24

DONNETS.-Lsdies and Misses. Flo,rnc.
- Bssid, Pedal Braid, Pearl Straw, Ceburg.
!esny Lind. Gimp and French Lace Bonnet.S
Sr.g ays-just received and for sale che an
ssNe. 10. THADDEUS WRIGHT.
8ieAmsnd. "a -. Goth, 1850. l3-tf
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NEW GOODS,


~. A3De M n N street.
Hr subscribers are now in receipt direct
- from New York and Philade phia, of a
'arge anu carefully selected stock of
Foreign and D nestle
S :" IA 90 {" AI Dr%a~r.
embracing all the fashionable and various s,vI.s
~ be found in the eastern markets, cous;si,nr
IN part OF plain and small figured Delain.. nl,,n
and fancy Lawns: Lu.tr-s. plain and 6gpr.a :.
brocadc and plain Linen Lusires. SILK Popl,ns'
barages, Silks. Silk Tissues. TUE de Lind.
Prints. all styles. Jackonets. Bonnets, Ribbons
fsrssols, Astificials. &C.. &c
ALSO Cass'meres; Tweeds; Jeans: Linens;
and all other styles Of summer goods. nh Hats
Caps, Umbrellas. sc.
A Fresh Lot Of Canton Teas.
sale. "''e
Any amount Of Wool wanted, and all Kind.
q eoantry produce.
We respectfully solicit . call, as our price.
oPs unifoSm and reasonable.
PECHELL & DERRICK.
Richmond, April -, 1850. ISL
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Sash! SsaSh.s

WYE have just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter & CO.
baugh, Of Hamilton, OHIO. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutters
and Blinds, made Of the best Sc soned pine, war
ranied. Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia
Dec. 10. 1919. 33-tf
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FIR n = III A R R WAL
AT FARO EHAR e. WICKER

WYE have just received fresh lot Of Blue.
w Black, Brown and Green Cloths: some
entirely new style Ca.sim.r-s. CUT Velvet.
Satin Ribbed. Silk and Fancy Vestings; which,
We will make to order at the shortest notice and
warrant satisfaction. Also, good assortment
Of Clothing ready made. and everything else
that men in the habit Of wearing, kept 10 &C
commoda:e the customer at tnts tr0rning
l.:llnpS...We have also received another
Tot Of Gas Lamps, also. Lard Lamps, one set Of
splendid GeranGoies. Lamp Chimn-ys. Globes
and w ichs
Jan. 80. 1850 CT
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snnn LBS. NAILS;
eJOOO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges;
30 dozen door locks, white and dark mineral
Knobs;
IS doze II latches, various patterns;
Window springs. surplus pins. bell knobs, and
almost every article in the line of Builders
Hardware, for sale by
FLETCHER s. BENTON,
No IS corner Pearl and Main ST., one door west
Of Bank.
December ). 1919. 81
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Boots and Sh0c5-W invite the atten-
.;s.. IS r.-eh n the establishments of
Owen Edgerton. He has a good assert
mcnt Of articles in his line of business.
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IL A IL ID W A IL Z.

Il A IL d w A IL T..
NJ Z would inform our friends and eusio-
of HARDWARE receiving
from Sheffield, Eng md, the following articles
consisting in part Of:
$50 dozen Flies and Easps:
< Mil and - Saws;
r., I'd nd Panel Saws:
j. lemon ant. compass Saws:
II -" Wood Saws;
1" Fellow Saws;
" Circular Saws;
- 90 Ferner Gouges;
45 - Former Chi>eis;
- Is Niilwrights' Chiseis:
ID So Sash Chise!s;
10 '' Socket Ch!seis;
81 50 Plain Irons;
10 {" Drawing Knives;
50 Table Knives and Forks:
IL Dessert and Tea Knives s. Forks
Go Pocket Knives;
81 Scissors and Shears;
Is " Razors, &c. &c.
Customers wishing anything in the line OF
hardware or cutlery. will find it to their advan-
tage To give call, as they will find us
ready and willing to show our Goops.
FLETCHER & BENTON,
Dfone door West of the Bank IN
Richmond, Sept. DC. 1919. 40:f
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THE NA1iO NAIL

that he has put the House, well as the whole
establishments, in first rate orde for the
mocation ofthe travelling public with the deter
mlnation that he will not be outdone in the
west for bill - ~f"oo attention 10 tliu.r t!iaI
may favor him with call. No pans be
spared for the comfort and endowment of his
gucsts.-In short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house. and make every per-
son that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be low any house of the kind in the west
no man shall 60 away dissatisfied if in his pow
or to prevent Feeling thank full for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceived, and, in his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL. d. SLOAN.
t.chmoH nd, Feb. Q, 1859. 4}-'4Jtf
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Il ME subscriber respectfully informs the pub
\ lie and his friends, that he still continues
theStone Cutting busi"es-'" Richmond.o n Mar.
ket street, opposite the Public School House, and
is prepared to furnish cut stone Of every kind.
Oh the most accommodating terms. He has how
onhand and expects shortly to receive an addi-
tional Mpply,) a complete assortmento Of
AMERICAN MARBLE L OHIO GRAVE STONES
which IL will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Pimn aud Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and to order Call aud ex-
anime hn assortne ut and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Dec. -. l649. 3etf47
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A. BALLARD.

A. BALLARD.
l. q d e - s b e. nm a ker
q Shop on Front street. Fact side, sbore the
Methodist Church, and adjoining his dreuiae;
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
4 COMPLETE assortment of Ladies', Mis-
IA ses and Children's Shoes, &C., on hand at
all tmes, and made to order.
Nov. !, l649. 4etf
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Gilbert House Our friend II. Rowan,
formerly Of the Mansion House, Centre
Vile, has taken the Gilbert House in this
city. To those who have heretofore pa
tronized Mr.. Rowan. we need not COM
mend him; but 10 others, we respectfully
suggest, that by calling at the Gilbert
House they will find all things in order
for comfort, &c
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DICKSON g. lie BETTER,
2E:. Main street. between jlh n u 4
9th. West side. Cincinnati. Ohio,
In POR TIE RS.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
~ CHINA, QUEENSWARE i GLASS.
AVING lately received several hundred
/ crates Of Quee nsware of the newest Spring
styles, which added to our before exte nsive
stock, makes one o: the largest and bcs. select
eu toes in this country.
We RESPECTFULLY Invite those about TO rur-
chase 10 call ana examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere ASSURING them that our pri-
as lor any house in this city or else
where.
To Country Merchants, we can hoi.
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, few crates o. Queens
ware in the original package, containing good
assortment for country store, which we can
sell at large discount from oar usual prices, for
cash.
TO Hotels Il ranailics.--Our White
Iron Stone Ware, is Of the best quality and FIN
ish and we warrant II 10 give satisfaction.
Glass " are. always or hand, 4 complete
assortment of Glass ware, cons sting in part Of
Tunblers, Wines. Decantcrs, Bottles, FIasks,
Candy Jars, Sweet Meat Dishes, Molasses Cans.
Wine Bottles, &c. repached at the lowest pri-
ces. or by the package or box, at factory prices.
All orders by mai! faithfully attended to and
goods packed ami sent according TO directions.
Also, on hand Solar Lamps, hanging Lamps
for Churches, Halls and Stores. Lanterns, Lard
Lamps, Britannia aud 3appaned Ware. Casters.
Knives aud Forks, Spoons, Walters, &c, all Of
which we offer TO customers an! country
merchants generally, on the lowest and most
favorable terms.
March, 81, i so. lilly
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NEW STOVE sTORE:!

TTHE undo rsigned has CONNIE need the Stove
business in the room recently occupied hy
Thomas O'Ilarra, on Main street, and has now
on hand the largest and most eSte nsive Fssort-
ment Of Stoves ever brought 10 this city. which
he " i'll sell at a slight shade above the Cincinna-
ii prices. His assortment embraces:
ThcFurnacc Premium stove. Of
several sizes. with heavy plates, and perfect Ia
cili,ies for the processes Of cooking-one OF tho
most simple and effice nj stoves in use.
Foundry Prcsatsahs stove. Of all the
di!rre Mt sizes made Ia the ~es:
Cooks Delight. one Of lac BEST CT the
premium patterns.
The superior stove. a rnes: eenven;-
eut and neat Cooking apparatus i
The Is:lMEup stove. Tor large or smaH
families
The DOubic-oycm Cooking stove
" hich is SAIL TO comb.nr advantages found III u"
Other stove.
The Furnace. seven Plato. 1esisn-
ed for shops. stores. churches, &c.
EScsOr's Six Plate. fer same purposes
Rc>Or's Pnrl0r--Iarr'. parler-prnm
parlor-Grren's sr-t'rht ?ar.or-koot a1-
tight parior. and other stcsrs Ter the sitting
room or p,r,or. gotten up in the n.a:rst, and ri
tho same Time The NEST substantial style In"
utmost care his been taken in the selection OF
his stock, ana il is confidently believed to eni-
brace The most popular stoves now IN use. n"t
only for beauty and elegance o! cessgn and nm
ish. but for convenience AMI utility.
HOl!ON.Warc. fnr all culinary purposes
sugar cities, odd i..s OF all sizes. sad irohs'
aud almost every article usually kept in such es-
Establishments.
lie will also furnish 10 order AL kinds OF 1an
Ware. made Of the best materials and h5 go
perienced workmen. -. The trimmings for
stoves Ire mace here, aud warranted to es Q.
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, VIC are deter
mined 10 furnish the public with just what th~v
want in our line, and persons wishing TO par-
chase are invited TO call and examine for hem
selves, and all shall be satisfied IS to the price.
quality and teriis.
-. Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, AT the highest market price
WILLIAM WlGGlNS.
Dec 9Th, lS49. b0ti
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in ali its various branches. Her ,rork needs but
to be seen, TO recoN1me nd her To the favorable
patronage even Of the most fastidious.
Ladies will please call at the residence Of DR..
o. =. EAEH, on Fifth street. South Of Main.
Richmond, la April 80, $50. I5-3..
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AUGUST ELECTION.

D~JOUN CRCM. is candidate for Sheriff.
subject to the decision Of the Wings.
B-ACCCSTUS WEAVER. of Hag- rstown,
is candidate for Representative to the Iegisla
ture, subject TO the will and wishes of the Wings.
aTEDMOND LAWRENCE, Of Jackson
township, is a candidate for Represe NATIVE. sub
ject TO the decision o. the Wings.
1JABEL EVANS. Esq, is a candidate for
Sheriff, subject TO the decision Of the Wings Of
Wayne county.
1FrHERON PARK, is a candidate for the
office OF Sheriff Of Wayne county, subject to the
will Of the wing party.
U-WM. PERSONNEL, ia a candidate for
the Office Of Couaty Auditor, subject to the de-
cision Of the voters of Wayne County al the
next August election.
0JJOSEPH HOLMAN, is a candidate for
Delegate to the Convention.
B-ACHILLE.s WILLIAM Is, is a candidate
for County Treasurer.
1J-THOMAS ADAMS, is a candidate for
County Auditor.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

lrCSu IsUF0Cu SCCUSe
wv ARRANTED fresh and good; grown by
J" Robertson, of Franklin county. q and
also by Parker and Brother, Fr-Gonia. n. \ =.
and some put up BY Gardener Mendc nhail, Rich
mond, Ind. For sale by
lIOWEiLS' & Co.
No.4. Main street, Richmond. Ind.
March -, 1850. i2tf
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APPLE TREES.
.E<<<M

4 LARGE and general .e->0~o
IA sor:ment Of cultivated APFLE TREES.
some OF them Of extra size, for sale at my
NURSERY near Richmond, Wayne county, la.
CORNELIUS RATLIEF, Proprietor.
SuS.R GsovG F.sA.,
ri mo. 9Th, 1850. 4Gtf
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NcU Go0ds Mcssrs Pechel s. Ded-
rick have tie Goods ofthe season-hand-
some. rich. plain, neat, gay, and lots of
them And they want to sell them, for
they advertise. and if you expect to buy
at low prices 60 where they are not afraid
to lie, il be known that they have goods at
such prices. Such is the place for bar
rains
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Mr.. Thomas Manning. has taken the
American House at Ccntrevilc. The
traveller and sojourner will find the "crcs-
turc comforts" Of this life we'll provided at
the American. Call and test them.
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on PRS CARRIAGE SPRINGS received
OO aud for sale low hy
I'M. s. J. II. HUTTON
Main 81. z tcors west OF Pearl.
Oct3, lS49. II
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STOVES: STOVES: sTOvEs:::

TN1IE subscribe has had good variety
of Cooking Stoves, also Parlor, Seven
and Ten Plate Stoves in abundance. He also
offers TO the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOK-STOt which is deci-
d-diy more simple in its construction than any
other air tight cook-stove in use. being per
feet cooking apparatus without any inside plate
or damper.
The public are invited to call at No. 50. main
street in the west room of the Gilbert House,
and examine his stock.
I. 4. OGBORN.
Nov. II, IsI9. 41-tf
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MONEY WANTED.

IN j. BARGIS is very much in want Of
MONEY, and those that him would
confer a favor by paying part if not the whole
amount.
Richmond, Feb IS, 1850. loft
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TEE NATIONAL HOTEL,
HICHmoHD, ISDIA2A.

ilCHGD:D INDIANA.
TF7HE sui.scr ibcr wishes to call the attention
Il OF the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
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Webb Lodge. No. 81:
Meet on Friday evening next, at early CANDLE
lighting, in the new HALL in the Sd story of the
8srgis building, on Main street.
4. q. q. r.
Meet on Friday evening Of each week. at 6l
o'clock. Hall in Lippencott's new building. OPP
Pos'se the Huntington House.
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LOOK AT THIS.

TNHE undersigned, having sold out his stock
&c. in the Hating business, to his sons
on the first Of Apr:' last, and having a num-
Der of unsettled accounts .begs leave to inform all
indebted to call and settle. either by paying cash
or giving the ir notes. The books and accounts
are at the Old stand. BY attending to this no.
tice COON TROUBLE will be saved to those in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24

THOMAS MASON,
Undertaken and Coffin. Maker:
ESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
hand
READY-MADE COFFINS.
and that he i. prepared with gel HEARSE.
and Will give prompt and particular attention to
unerai arrangeme He will make coffius
at the shortest notice, either day or night.
IL tie has recently purchased stock Of Ma.
HoGANr and WALNUT VANEER and Coral VAR
NisH. and has no hesitation in saying that he will
be able to give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. ITSHOP on Pearl street, few Goor,
South of Main.
Richmond, March 18th, 1850. l6tf.4s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-24

L. lot Of Paint and Vsrnish Brusl,es Of IN q.
res And NUMBER; also. Sash Tools Of ali go.
hair, eAos, stove, and scrub Brushes, &c. Nr.
also. Flesh Brushes-a superior artiele. Al
A1eeh b. HOWELLS' Drse Sysr-,