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ooked worm fences which are now so

CH0OkeO worm JeUCeS W"'S" "'S ''
common.
We are informed that Mr.. Graves has
very large quantity of thrifty white
thorn plants for sale; and Jesse Williams
] is now engaged in the business of trans
planting and forming hedges. lie has
had considerable experience in the bust
ness, and engages to plant. trim, and
take the entire care of propaga,ing hedg-
es. which he insures to be all that is de-
sirable.
Any communications or orders let
with US, by those who wish further knowl-
edge in regard to this subject. or who
wish hedging made will be forwarded with
pleasure.
Indiana Gaaetleer.-We have hereto.
fore noticed and commended this work to
the attention Of our readers. We now
subjoin the following certificates, and we
cheerfully concur in the commenGati
Mr.. Mcguire and Mr.. Owen give to il.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 80, 1850.
T.. CHAMBERLAIN, Esq.
DEAR SIR:-IIaving carefully examined
..the Indiana Gazetteer and Typographical
Dictionary" recently published by you,
| can freely recommend il as an interest
ing and valuable work, deserving place
in every family library. The first part Of
the book, embracing so pages, gives a
condensed and comprehensive general
view Of the State," including Its bound
aries and extent. l. atural divisions, face OF
the country. natural history. lakes and
rivers, public lands, internal improve
ments, agricultural productions, manu-
features and commerce, climate, health.
education, political institutions. and civil
divisions. population, religious denomina-
tons, antiquities, and history The
second part, embracing some $50 pages.
being devoted to the .'Topography and
Statistics of the State, contains particu-
lar description Of the counties, cities,
towns, villages, townships. water courses,
prairies. &c, alphabetically arranged,
which | know to be as accurate as it was
possible to procure them. Intcrspersed
thro' the work are some twenty five en-
cravings Of public and private buildings.
embracing The state House. ana DcaI ana
Dumb Asylum. the Hospital tor the In
sane. the Blind Asylum, t'ic various Col
lcge Edificcs and several other public and
private buildings. which alone are, in my
Judgment, worth half the amount for
which the book is sold. | shall be grati!ied
to learn that you have met with Il ready
sale of the work. not only on account OF
the valuable information which will be
thus disseminated. but because ! desire
to see all efforts tn set forth the growing
Importance Of Indiana receive the en-
enlargement, to which they are entitled.
Respectfully yours.
DoCGLASS Mcguire
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WYE take the liberty Of calling TIE atten-
" ton Of Western Merchants to our large
stock Of Spring Goods. Our arrange
ments contemplate more attractive stock than
we have ever offered ana we'll adapted to IVES
tern Sales. Having fortunately purchased a
large proportion Of our STAPLE IOTTON
GOODS before the advance that has lately oc-
CURED, we are prepared to offer great Induce
ents to purchasers this market. They will
be sold low for cash, and for approved paper. OF
our usual liberal terms. We respectfully solicit
ii visit a nd examination OF our stock.
BLACHLEY & SIMPSON,
No. II. Pearl street, Cincinnati.
March, 6, $40. Ind. journal s.. ll-6w
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4 q O o = a = d
FOR SALE.

TNHE undersigned wishes 10 dispose Of his
FARM. situated four miles from Rich
mond and one mile South Of the National Road
Containing SO Acres--ail under fence,
and 800 Acres Of which in a high state Of
cultivatiou--t is we'll watered and Is one Of the
BEST GRAZING FAR Ms
in the County Of Wayne. There is, the
premises. good BRICK HOUSE, I story high
BARN, 80 by 30 feet, in good condition; :
WELL Of excellent water at the door; con.
venien, c ISTERN, holding 60 barrels Of water
SMOKE HOUSE, and other necessary out
bu.idings--in a word. il is tie FARM.
JFos further particulars and terms. enquire
Of the proprietor living on the premises. o
Mr. C. s PREsCorr at Elder & Prescotts Book
Store. JUN w ALL
Richmond, March %, 1850. Ali
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SEALED proposals will be received by the
Dayton Western Rail Road Company n,
their Office in Dayton, up 10 the 18th May, 1850
for the Grading, Grubbing, Masonry. Bridging
&c, of the above Road, from the Junction in
Montgomery county, to and through the corpo-
ration Of New Paris, in Prebie county.
The line will be in readiness for the examiua
ton of contractors by the 10Th Of April next
The profile and estimates can be seen at the Of
fee Of the Pressde mt in the city Of DAYTON.
PIP. LOWE, Pres't pro tenn
March -, 1850. Dayton Jour 81 l4-3s
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TIE NATIONAL. HOTEL.

KICHMUND, INUIlNA.
|HN!IE subscriber wishes 10 call the attention
Il of the travelling public to the fact that h.
still occu pies has OLD s,and,
THE NATION Al,
that he has put the House, : well as the whole
establishments, in first rate orde for the accom-.
moe alton of the travelling public with the deter
mi nation that he Will not be outcome in the
west for kind and close attention to these that
may fave him with II call. No pains shall be
spared for tie comfort and enjoyment of ms
guests.-ln short, he is determined TO keep o
good and orderly house, and make every per
son that calls on hum at home. His charge shall
be as low any house of the kind in the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied if in his pow v
er TO prevent. Feeling Thankful! for past iayors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old endS and
customers. Any favor Will be thankfully re-
ceived, and n his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL. ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb ., 1859. 43-'iJtf
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NEW STOVE sTOR Ey.

TTuE undo cned has CONNIE need the Stove
business in the room, ntlv oecopied Nv
Thomas o. iia,,a, on Main street, aud has now
on b nd the largest and most exte nsive assert
neul OF Stoves ever brought 10 this city, whicli
lac Will sell at Sigh, shade above the Ciucinna-
prices. HIS assortment embraces:
hr".arNlcc Prem iMsu stove. sr
several sizes. nth heavy plates. and perfect IA
eii.iirs for the Processes OF eoosing-one Of the
most simple ami -ti..ient stoves in use.
Foundry Prem. :sRal stove. Of all the
dif-rcn sizes made IN the " -st
Cook. Delight. one OF The best OF The
premium patterns.
The Superior stove. Il most convent
cnt auI n"at Cooking apparatus
The ss;silgu.s stove. Tor Large or small
The Doublc-ovcn COohis:.: Stove
which is sail 10 combine advantages found ~ no
oihrr stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate, design
ed for shops. stores. cturchrs. &c.
Kc.or'> Six Plate. FOR same purposes.
Kc>Or's P:.rlOr-.Harps Parlor-Drum
parlor-Green's ar-teht ?arior-koots AR
tight parlor, and other stoves Tor The sitting
room or piTlcr, gotten up III The heatest, ana al
the same time III, most substantial sly ir- The
utmost care has been taken IN 'ae selection "i
his stock, and it is confidently behaved 10 en-
brace the most popular stoves now IN use, not
only for beauty and elegance OF cesi.h and nm
i>h but for convenience anI utlity
ASOy@ >sN W saIV. iuf "'' '"'i"''! P"' F"''
-sucar-ket tiles pGd lies of all sizes, sad IRONS,
and almost every ur.:"le usually kept IN such ss'
taLlis!lnentS
lI.. viii also furnish TO order all kinds OF Tin
Ware. mad. OF the best materials aud by ex-
p-rirncrd WORK men. = The trimmings Tor
stoves are mad. lac re, aud warranted TO be OF
The hest quality.
In entering upon this business. are deter
mined To furnish the public with Just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing TO Pur-
chase are invited To call ami examine for hem
selves, ANA all shall be satl>iied % 10 the price
quality and terms.
- Approved Country Produce taken in cx-
change. for stoves al the highest market price.
WILLIAM " IGGINS.
Dc 5th 1870 .n:U
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MUST BE SETTLED!

4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to the undo rsgned firm. are most respect
fully notified to call and settle their respective
accounts either by paying the CASH giving
their Norrs. ft--The outstanding accounts
MUST BE SETTLED.
PAXON. LEWIS & CO.
Richmond March -, 1850. l2-tf
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CHINA. GLASS AND az E:ENSVV ARE

We respectfully invite the attention Of the mer-
chants Of Easter Indiana, ana other purchasers,
to the advertise Of MEssRs. Dickson &
LIZ BETTER, OF Cincinnati, published in another
column. They are the SUCCESSORS of the late
popular house Of Sampson * Andrews, and have
recently enlarged upon the extensive business
done by that fran. They offer Of the
most extensive and complete assortn'ents, ever
otfe red in the west, embracing almost every ar
tcle in the line Of their business. Their exten
sve arrangements with manufacturers in this
country and in Europe. enable them TO sell as
low and on fair terms any house. either
east or west. Call and see the m.
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NEW FIRM: POE 4 SHUTE.
No. =. Main Street.


flames NJ. POE and ROBERT c. SHUTE,
- having associated themselves together in
the GROCERY BUSINESS, at the old stand OF
SWAIN & Poe. respectfully invite the attention
of their friends and the public generally to their
Stock of Fresh
Family Groceries.
Comprising almost every article in the line
They constantly receiving supplies from the
city OF Cincinnati. and are prepared to furnish
their customer with almost every thing in the
GROC cry line good terms az any ether
establishment ut in this City. Their stock consists.
IN part. Of
Coffee, Spices, ground and ungrouud
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Molasses, Raisns,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
CanGies-a general assortment,
Brooms. Buckets, Baskets, " ash Boards.
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hatchets,
Mackerei. No 3, Cheese. &c. &c.
All Of which thew will sell, for CASH, exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail to please customers The highest
market price will be paid at all times for all inds
of available country produce. Call and amine
oar Stock and il pleased, BUY.
Richmond, March l3, 1850 20-tf
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Ner Discoveries and Great Mysteries
Rercuied!!
Miniature. by the Imrcndcsablc Agents.!
REJOICE, EARTH, AND ALL YE THAT ELL
THEREi~;-roR THOUGH YE MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET CAN THE SHADOW THY vIsAGE
REMAIN WITH FRIENDS!
NV II. WHITE, the unsurpassed DA-
w GUERREoTYrIsT, has concluded TO locate
IN Richmond iorthe present: and would there
fore inform the citizens. and people visiting this
place from the country and neighboring towns,
that he is prepared to take ILKENEssfs from the
size OF a five-cent piece to the full size-the
largest ever taken in Richmond. He puts then
up in fine veneered frames, which answers for
the finest ornaments for the paror. From his
extended researches into all that pertains to not
only this branch of the fine arts, but into the
discoveries of chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, he possesses but few supe
! r.ors, II any in his profession He suffers no
picture TO go out Of his rooms unless perfect
satisfaction is rendered. He is prepared to take
children. on clear days, in from IL to - seconds.
No sketches Of Lanseer or engravngs OF
Cousins vie with this magic touch Of sci
ence--with the finger of pature. A perfect
likeness of distant friends. OF those who have
gone TO the spifit-land, can now be had whilst
no other nemento of the living departed
speak 10 the heart plain, gather reninis-
cence OF the past well a gaze upon their
'face divine WHICH WILL NOT FADE.
Pictures ret taken on reasonable terms.
photographic or Daguerreotype stock, Of the
latest sly le and Of various qualities, he keeps
constantly on hand and for sale. Also, chemi-
Gals of the first quality. Operators in the sicin-
iiy. or visiting Richmond, wishing to buy stock
instruments. chemicals. wishing instructions
in Eectro-G llding ana SlverIng, invited 10
give him call. Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid, FOR SALE AND WARRANTED.
IL His rooms are open ami free TO visitors -
All are respectfully invited to give him a call.
Rooms over REEDS Drug Store.
Richmond. Dec. Goth, 1919. If
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TNHE stockholders in the Richmond and
Il Williamsburgh Turnpike Company, will
take notice that an election for six Directors i'll
be held at Dover, on Second-tay, the frst Of I.h
month next, Monday, April LIST
WILLIAM PARRY, Pr.s't
Richmond, Cd mo. 9th, 1850. l4:iw
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IL is a positire fact, that wherever DR.. Rogers
syrup of Liverwort and Tar has been introduced
it is sup-rseding every other Cough Medicine
before the public. This is wholly owing TO its
truly wonderful medicinal virtues.
IL For sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store, Rich
mond Indiana See advertisement in another
column. Beware Of u counterfeit Nth yetloto
i1tG.
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~ASII ADVANCES made by the under
~ signed on Barrelled Pork, Bulk Meat, LARD
Flour and all kinds Of Produce sent to the m on
consignnen mt or Tor sale in this market.
MACQUEEN & HARVEY.
Corner of Sycamore and Canal streets,
Jan. %, 1850. (5-Sw) CINCINNATI, ONO.
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il The GraifeBberg Pills, the Children's Pam
acea, the Eye Lotion, and the Green Mou ntaiu
Ointment, can be had at HoweIls' Drug
Store, No. Main street
Oct. 81, Is49. 4i:u
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ITO MaLLINEl1S...-Ab beautiful! lot of
j Spring style Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet Lin
ings. Flowers. &c. for sale rery ior at the Shoe,
Book, Bonnet and Hat Store. No. IG. Main street.
THADDEUS WRIGHT
Richmond. Sd mo- Doth 1850 l3-tf
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DENNISON HOUSE,
CINCIN NATl. OHIO;
.nFFERS for sale ono of the he avi-st nd bes
Z assorted stocks Of III ar. lHSy az -
at Wholesale in the West. STAPLE AMI
HEAVY GooDs of all descriptions Table :aNdl
Pocket Cutlery, lS:iZOrs, Scissors.
&c. OF newest patterns and styles, latel y
IMPOKTED from W ost-nhoin, hatcher. liar
greaves, Tilloison, and other makers.
ScytIles Grain { raJles, and Aicklcs;
Hay and Manure Forks; Hoes, &c;
Trace. Log ami Halter Chains;
ShoveIs and Spades; Mill and Cross Gu,
Saws, &c.
Agent for Boston Bird Net and Seine Manu-
factory.
CINCINNATI, ONO, March l3, 1850. 12:::::
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Just Arriving at No. A, MATS a

"OWELLS, Il CO, inform iheir e Customer
IL Il and all the RESI-, that they are new eeceivips
additions 10 their Stock Of DRUGs and MeD,cssrs:
all pure and flesh, aud sold the most re ssena-
BILE terms. They particularly request any pesson
buying OF them, who is not satisfied with ihe ss-
ticIe purchased. to return il and they will refsnA
the money;-they warrant every thing they cell
and are determined 10 gice saiisfaesion.
I5rCall at No. 4, Main street, Richmond.
Jan. 80, 1850. l7tf
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DONNETS...Ludies and Misses, FIore nee
ID Braid Pedal Braid, Pearl Straw, CCburg,
Jenny Lind, G. mp aud French Lace Bonnets-
Spi ing styies-Just received and for sale cheap
al No. lC TUADDECS WRIGHT.
Richmond, Sd mo. 2uih, 1850. l3-n
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SAHN SMNE SHNAE.
A NEW ARRIVAL.
LOB BORTON. has just received and open
- ed general and complete assortment o

lob BORTON. has just received and open
- ed general and complete assortment of
Boots. Shoes. Slippers. &C.. &C..
Of Eastern aud Cincinnati manufacture. His
stock consists of Gents. Doors AND SHOES, of all
FANCY buskiN SHOES. CATERS, HALF CATERS,
and SLIPPERS; Misses AND CHILDREN's SHOES, in
great variety; YoHTHs' AND BoYs' Doors and
SHOES. &c, &c.
UTHe will keep constantly on hand R. Es-
TELLS manufacture OF Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BUskIxs. &C.
He has the assistance of CHARLES Es7E.L, in
business. and is prepared. at all times, to do
REPAIRING, at short notice.
As the undersigned intends TO DO IN efciusire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined to
supply the wants of the PEoPLE. and most re-
spectfuiy invites all to give him a call: being
resolved TO Sell low for the Ready
Pay! JOB BORTON,
No. q. Main Street
Richmond Ia. March %, 1850. 49tf
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IsI:lxOv Al:


New Goods at No. 10. Main street
Richmond, Indiana.
|S>HE subscribers beg leave TO say to their
Z friencs. ana the public in general. that they
have REMOVED TO THE BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY
OCCUPIED As rHE POST-OtFlCE, one door west
of I. J Bargis' Stove Store where they now
direct from New York, large assert
me at Of
Z "a ii e = "a u a &: % ! q nm q % :
DRESS GOODS.
embracing most Of the new aud desirable yies
to be found IN the eastern markets; the prices
for which shall toe as low as can be purchased al
any other establishment NJ IN the Western coun-
try, we respectfully invite all to call aud judge
tor themselves.
A large lot of Laiies' Morocco. Cali and Ocer
Shoes; Genttmens ntrss s,yie Of b, oad,rdy Hate,
NC, &c Also, Il full assortment Of Trimmings,
which we will wholesale at Cincinnati Prices
embracing Comforts. Threads, Buttons, Fancy
Socks, Gun Caps, Combs, and every thing in
fact in that line.
Ian kinds Of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PECfIELL s. DERRICK
December. u, 1919. 4S:tf
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4. q. q. T..

WHITEWATER LODGE, No. 24t
March Goth, 1850
4 T Il regular meeting of this Lodge. held
~ Friday evening March 9Th, 1850, AtOy:lb
ID. Whitney. was expelled. for violation OF
the laws of Tia. Order. By order Of the Lodge.
{I3:3w) X. A. PAIGE, Ste'y.
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Ready Made Clothing,

gotten up in d superior style, and OF good ma
terials. His stock sists Of all kinds Of Dress,
Sack and Orer Coats: Vests and Pants; for Ell
tlier winter or summer wear.
He has also received large lot Of CLoTHs;
CAssIMEREs; S,TTINErrs; plain and faneY styles
of goods for summer wear, embracing such a
variety of style and quality that he fia,ters him.
SELF that he can please any person wishing to
purchase; and which, he Will make to order, in a
manner equal to any other establishment. He
has for sale, general assertme ut of ntleIne
ward robe, consisting of Shirts: L nder- shirts;
Cravats; Hosiery; Iandkerchiefs; &c. &c
The public respectfully Invited TO call and
examine for themselves. Having purchased his
stock u, the lowest rates, he is enatJscd to sell
a ain the most favorable terms.
X. NJ. JORDAN.
Richmond, March y 1880. l4-if
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NEW ARRANGEMENT:

NEvS \ IL ANU
HADDEUS WRIGHT, respectfully in
forms the citizens OF Richmond and the
public generally that he is now opening at No,
10, Main street, formerly occupied by DIR. How
ellis as Drug Store an entirely new and Care
fully selected stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Hats, Caps,
4 anbrc2l:a's. Carpet Bags, Trunks.
va ScS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, BONNET RIBBONS. &C.
Also, by an arrang-men mt with the proprietor,
Il. G.. Hobbs entire stock Of
Books, Stationery, Apparatus. &c.
will be transferred to this establishment. whe re
all in want Of such articles will b- promptly
and cheerfully waited upon.
By giving my whole attention TO the above
branches, aud keeping better assortment than
has generally been kept here, l hope to be
able to offer strong induce nts TO CASH pur-
chasers. An examination of goods and prices
is respectfully solicited.
THADDEUS WRIGHT.
Richmond, 81 mo. Goth, 1880. 1877
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Druggists Glassware.

4 large supply Of all sorts of Jars. Tincture
~ Bottles, Salt Mouths, and all other kinds
of Bottles and Walls, lust received and for sale
at Howels' 4 Co.'S Drug Store, No. !, Main
street, Richmond, la.
March -, 1850. l2-tf
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- WI We seen, ny 10 tlic IOu1lIl page
Of ,o-day's paper. tina, the citizens Of Richmond
are called on to meet at the VI. r. Church, on
i saturday Evening Next,
for the purpose Of consulting about the best
measures TO be adopted TO suppress the liquor
shops aud the inluous liquor traffic in this
city. We hope our citZ- rs will generally attic nd
and that some means will lie devised to free our
town from the evils which constantly accu-
INITIATING and flowing from these establishments
The peculiar advantages derived by the com
nunity, III having liquor sellers among them is
thus illustrated by the Fouc!Ikeepsis BIack smith
company Of individuals united the mse Ives
togeth.r IN a mutuat be,.efit society. The black
smith comes aud says, Gentlemen, l wish to
become a member Of your assoc iation' We'll
what can you do" - can shoe your horses,
iron your carriages. ana make all kinds of iron
implements Very we'll, come in, Mr.. Black
smith.
Tie mason applies for admission into the So
ciety' And what can YOU do, sirl' 20, l can
build your barns I'D houses, stables and bridges
very we'll, come in, we can't DO without vou.'
Along comes tie shoemaker and says: Il wish
10 become a member Of your society We'll.
what can you do lean make boots and shoes
for you Come in, Mr.. Shoemaker. we INNS,
have you
So, in turn, apply all the ditfe rent trades ana
professions. till lastly individual comes and
wants to hecom. member And wha: are
you" Il am run,seller a rumseller. and
what can you do,' Il can build jails md iris
ons and poor houses And is that all" No, 4
can M them; I can I'll your jai!s riM criminals,
your prisons rnh eoariets, and you poor houses
Nth papers, And what else can YOU do Il
can bring Tire gray hairs Of the aged TO the
grace ,cita sorTOr. can break the heart Of
the Ute; blast the prospects Of the friends Of
talent, and III your land rnh more than The
plaques Of Egypt is that all that you can do,'
'"ood heartns'' cries the rumseiler, is not that
enoxyA''
NATIONAL RoAU TuHNrIkE--The Engineer.
Mr.. H. L. SHrrE, is engaged in preparing the
road West Of Centreviile, for a letting al an
early day.
A THIEr IN GLovEs.-The C ambrdge ReveilIe
Gays that scamp entered pork house in that
place q few nights since, and was about carving
on lead Of meat when he was discovered A
gun was Grsd by some one ia the house-,he
fellow dropped his load Of meat, and his gloves,
aud Lett immediately, or sooner.
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TT. 4 s.. TIE A S:::

TEASE. TEA
TNIIE sub.c ri.er has taken an sgeMry fcS
IL the sale Of JENKINS s. COMPANY'S
q y cr or r OS.
These Teas put up IA small nstsiic ysekscss
quality
They inc lnd- the varieties Of Inspe r,ai, Y ouse
sysen and Black Teas, at from 50 cite. u q -
Der 10. IKf THAN.
BENJAMIN STEATrAN.
81 mo 18th, 1859. eff
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Election Notice.

THE stockholders in the Richmond md Bos-
ton Turnpike Company, are hereby noti-
fled that Election Of Directors of said Com
pany, will be held at Boston, the first Mol
Gay OF April next, April LIST, 1850
March -, 1850. 5 UORNEI Jr., Pres
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-27
sash! SASH.

sash. SzlSBA..
N7E have ust received lot Of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter Il CO.
baugh, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
order all kinds and sizes Of Window Shutters
and Blinds, made Of the best sc aso ned pine, war.
ranted. Cali and examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richnesd. IL.
Dec- i~' icaS S3-N