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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-16
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RAJ WAREHOUSE

TINE unde rsigned would respectfully inform
IL their friends and the public, that they have
moved their establishment to the
~ Corner Of Main and Franklin areefs,-GO
tnear Sloan's HOTEL where they are manufac-
turing Flows and other agricultural impe-
ments, of almost every variety. They are
now making new and superior Pior, admirably
calculated for either two or three horses worked
abreast, having convenient appendage which
changes the beam TO any degree Of land that
may be deemed necessary. The farming com
munity are especially invited to examine this
Pow. They also Keep on hand, make to
der, the celebrated STEEL MoLD- BOARD PLows,
" RoUGHT-lRoN PLows, COMMON CAST NoLD-
BOARD PLows, SUB-SoL PLows, THREE HORSE
PLows, Sop PLows, and STUMBLE Pr ows, Right
or Left Handed, and Of all the different sizes
that may be required.
Also. SHOVEL PLows Conn PLows, CULr1vA
roRs-to expand or contract NAV be needed.
HARRows, DRAGs with hinges, Horse RAKEs, &c.
feFThe Wrought Lon and Steel Mold Board
Ptsics, are warranted to scour in any soil that
may be found; they are a superior article for
stubbe and other foul ground.
The Sod Flows are warranted to turn the fur
rows smoothly.
From long experience in the business, and
their strict attention, they feel justified in war
ranting their work to be Of superior quality; and
will be sold the most favorable terms for
Cash or approved Country Produce.
They are thankful for past favors, and hope to
merit and receive share OF the public's patron
age. Persons wishing to purchase, are respect
fully invited to call and examine their work be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BEARD & SINEX.
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Jesse MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
- ing to hi. customers, and the public gem
erally, that be has now received and opened
his stock Of
New Dry Goods,
which have bee nseIectedwiih great care by him
self. and particularly adapted to this saa'Aet.
comprising all the various colours. qualities and
styles of Cloths. c ass;meres, Cassinetts, James,
Tweeds, SC.
To THE LADlEs:-My assortme nj Of Ladies'
Dress Goods 10 complete, comprising every
thing adapted TO their wants. and all VERY NICE.
To THE You've GKnTLExEN:-I would say that
your wants have beer properly appreciated. and
you Will find all 10 n.
To THE MEcHAxIcs:-I can say that bring
business, and would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; do not
say that / viii! sell you Goods f,centy per cent
cheaper than any other House in the city, We're
SO to do, you Guild say that it was all humtug-
gery, and rightfaily too; but this much do say
that YOU shall ind my Goods CHEAP
OTHER House IN THE CITY, no mailer srt0t they
may sell ut.
III am happy to say, tina. my customers
not all rushing in solid mass to get on board
vessel bound 70 California, but are rushing right
to my Store, to get good, nice and cheap Goods
&C ONE ON! Cone on: ONE AND ALL.
10000 Pounds of Wool Wanted,
And all other kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Dec. ID, 1870 l9tf
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1NHE Undersigned. having sold out his stock
&C.. in the Hating business. TO his sons
(on the first Of April last,) and having a mum.
Der Of unsettled accounts begs leave to inform all
indebted to call and settle. either by paving cas-,
or giving their notes. The books and accounts
are At the old stand. BY attending to this no.
tice soon TROUBLE will be saved to those in
terested
T0 his Old cuStomcrs.
The undersigned would return his thanks for
me liberal patronage they have extended tu him,
and he hopes they will continue their fayors to
the hrm OF w. i. & w. Shearop, Who keep on
hand 1t all times, an assortment Of
Hats and Caps,
which they are selling at fair and reasonable
prices. CALEB SHARON
Richmond, l2th mo. 26th, lsl9 lu
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n-r.Ble,sed are the MEEK" and the

0r"Blessed are the MEEK" and the
advertisement of JESSE, in another column,
if il don't verify the above pomise by bring
ing blessings to him in the shape Of dollars
for debts, we miss our guess! Read it.
@The proceedings of the city council
Of the 9th, were crowded out by the letter
Of the senior editor. The council meet
again next Tuesday evening.
@The latest news from Columbus is,
that they've had three or four days debate
in the Ohio Senate. on an ppeal fro" the
decision of the Speaker. And ''nothing
done in the House worthy Of interest. -
so says q Geographic dispatch to the Day.
ton Journal OF the 18th.
New YoRK, Jan. l2.-Western and
Genesee Flour ranges from S4:81 TO So
62! Mess Pork h as declined to S1O.6e1
6lO,75. hbein 6 rumored thai the Can
ada's advices are in the hands Of specu-
lators, dealers have Withdrawn and the
business in the leading staples is limited
to the wants Of consumers.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-Flour S4,75a
4,8O. Mess Pork SO; picked meat, hams
sac; Lard, 4lc.; Butter lOc.; Cheese g.
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OOgdale's Patent MOth-PrOOf
BEE. HIVE.

Patented July 3lst. 1919
NE subscriber would respectfully inform
tho public that he has procured the right
OF this valuable patent for the State of Indiana,
excepting Few ceunties,) and will dispose Of
the same to persons wishing to engage in a prof
table enterprise, either by County or Tow nship
Rights.
II will be seen by the highly respectable tes-
timony in favor Of this Hive, that il is one Of
the best Patents of the kind ever offered to the
public. The subscriber will take pleasure in
producing numerous certificates, among which
are those Of SEABExRv FoRp. Governor Of Ohio.
Hon. J. X. GrDDINGs, BENJAMIN r. SBRxyE, &c :,
&C.. and also diploma from the great A gricultu-
raj Fair held At Syracuse, N. York; with the
testimony Of several committees Of other agri-
cultural societies. Persons DESTROYS of purcha-
sing. will please address. post paid,
+. A. DUGDALE,
Richmond, Wayne Co., Ind.
Dec. &c, lS49 If
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M0YHie0...Om the sih Of January. 1850,
By Rev. T.. w. Miller, Mr.. Isaac JACKSON to
Miss SARAH SULLIVAN, all Of this city.
The above couple have our thanks for that
siee cake sent US, and may peace and prosperity
attend them alt along their journey.
-On the Goth Of December. 1919, by
Rev. e. w. Miller. Mr.. CmRIsrornER SHOWER to
Mrs. MARv ELLEN DxrEx, both Of this city.
OH Thursday last. by Rev. Mr.. Tyce.
M. EDWIN MESKE TO Miss ELLEN YERGAN, all
Of this city.
--On the evening Of January LIST, $50, by
James NJ. Poe. Esq, Mr.. JosErH BURGEss. TO Miss
MAay ASN EDxUxDsoS; all Of this city.
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NJ. Cbess replied that RandolPhs
.,:,es arr now living 1t peace within the
as.ae of Ohio, and that no sufferers are
dives lson her borders II the point Of
d. bsyonss.
M. Hunter said they were driven of
bv . company armed with ofiensive weaP-
sas, and ifpermitted to return he was moi
swase Of il.
Mr.. Bsllss resumed: tho gentleman
lad dasied that societies existed whose
object wss to circulate incendiary publ.
cations among the blacks. He referred
also 70 incendiasy publications found In
Southern Post Offices.
Mr.. Hsle-Will the Senator say wheth'
or those documents were directed to
blacks.
M. Busler-They were directed to just
such white men - you (laughter)-Per'
sons Who, coming from Free States. are
traitors to the institutions under which
they have selected to live.
Mr.. jefferson Davis replied TO Mr.. Hale;
sad proceeded to depict the grievances
Of the South. He said they knew their
rights and felt their wrongs; and they
would maintain their rights at every haz'
ard.
II gentlemen were to come here TO in
suit one section Of the Union-to distract
and disseverate---if they were here
to bring about Civil War. here then let the
first battle be fought. (Exci,ement) As
to this motion to print. he would only say
that no matter how offensive, unjust, in
suliing. or untrue, or treason able the res
buttons. he would vote for printing them.
The Senate adjourned until Monday.
when Mr.. Phelps. will vindicate the reso-
lulions.
HousE.-In the House the ballotiDg for
Clerk was resumed.
18th BsIlot-Forney, 90; Campbell, 90;
French, 10; Scattering, 8.
I9th-Forney. 81; Campbell, 1903;
French, 10; Scattering 5.
On the Goth ballot, Campbell, wing, was
elected Clerk, eight Democrats voting for
him to end the contest, by the following
vote:
Forney. 90; Campbell, Il2; Scattering A..
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REJOICE, Earth, AND ALL We THAT DWELL
THEkEfs;-FoR THOUGH YE MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET CAN THE SHADOW OF THY yIsAGE
REMAIN WITH THY FRIENDS.
NV III. WHITE, the unsurpassed DA-
w GUEEREorYPIsr, has concluded to locate
IN Richmond for the present: and would the re-
fore inform the citizens, and people visiting this
place from the country and neighboring towns,
that he Is prepared to take LIKE~EssEs from the
size OF hve-cent piece to the full sze-the
largest ever taken in Richmond. He puts the IN
pin fine veneered frames, which answers for
the finest orname nts for the paror. From his
exten ded researches into all that pertains to not
only this branch of the fine arts but into the 0ew
discoveries Of chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, he possesses but few supe-
riors, IT any in his profession. lie 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 ) to 25 seconds.
No sketches of Lauseer engravings OF
cousins, can vie with this magic touch Of SCI
ence--wtl the finger of Dature! A perfect
likeness of distant friends, or OF those who have
gone to the spirit-land, can now be had; whilst
no other memento Of the living or departed can
speak to the heart plain. or gather a remlnis-
cence of the past. so well a gaze upon their
lace dIvne';-wHICH WILL NOT FADE.
Pictures re- taken 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. Operators in the vcin-
ity, or visiting Richmond, wishing to buy stock.
Instruments. chemicals, or wishing instruction ms
in Electro-Gilding and Sivering, invited 10
give him call. Also, the celebrated Hunga rian
Liquid, FOE SALE AND WARRANTED.
Electro Gliding.
He is prepared to gid with Gold: Watches,
Chains, keys. Lockets, Rings. Bracelets, &c,
&c. With Silver: Apotlecary's Scales fsmaIl)
Door Plates. Spoons. and all kinds of handelaLle
Brass and Ornamental Work.
Transparent Window Shades.
He will soon receive, direct from the city. the
finest stock and latest STYLES of TRANSPA-
RENT WINDOW SHADES, ever offered in
Richmond; which he will sell cheap as can
be purchased at any retail establishment in Gin
cinnati.
5'fiis rooms are open and free to visitors -
All are respectfully invited to give him call.
Rooms over REEDS Drug Store, which are
also occupied by DR.. w. r. WEBSTER for Dental
operations.
Richmond. Dec. Goth, 1s49. ltf
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REMOVAL:

New Goods ut No. 10, Main street
Richmond, Isdioao.
gEHE subscribers beg leave to say to their
frienes, and tho public in general. that they
have REAovED TO THE BRIcK BUILDING goRAERLr
OCCUPIED As THE POST-OFFICE. one door west
of T. J. Bargis' Stove Store. where they are now
opening direct from New York. large assort-
emit Of
l. a dies a N d G e % 4 Q m n >
DRESS GOODS,
most Of the new and desirable styles
to he found in the eastern markets; the prices
for which shall be as low as can be purchased Al:
any other establishment in the Western coun-
try, we respectfully invite all to call aud judge
for themselves.
A large lot of Ladies' Morocco. Gulf and Ooer
Shoes; Gentlemens latest style Of b, oadray Hats,
&c, DC. Also, full assortme mt Of Trimmings,
which We will wholesale at Cincinnati Prices.
embracing Comforts. Threads. Buttons, Fancy
Socks, Gun Caps. Combs, aud every thing in
fact in that line.
D-AIi kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PECHELL g. DERRICK.
December. -, le49. 4c:tf
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SWAIN 4 POE, No. =, Main street.

SWAIN 4 POE, No. =, Main street.
II ESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of
II their friends aud the public generally to
their Stock of Fresh
Family Groceries,
comprising almost every article in the line
Having purchased the old stock OF Young &
Mcclure, aud just received large additional
supply, they prepared to furnish their Gus
toners with every thing in the GROCERY line
good terms any other establishment IN
the City. Their stock consists, in part. Of
Coffee, Spices, ground and unground
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Moiasses, Raisns,
Lake Fish, Dates,
Cod Fish, Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
Candies-a general assortment.
Brooms, Buckets, Bask It's, W ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hatchets,
MackereI, No. 2 3, Cheese, &c. &c.
All Of which they will sell, for CASH. or 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 kinds
Of available country produce. Call and exami ne
our Stock; and if pleased, BUY.
Sept. 10, lS49. S0-f
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WABASH AND ERIE Canal.
LANDS-Oale Of q 10000 Acres,

VIE Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie
Il Canal will offer for sale. at the Land OF.
nee in Logansport, Oh the 29th day Of May,
next, one hundred and seventy thousand acres
Of land
These iands have been selected with grea,
care and are, generally. first rate farming land
They will be sold in lots Of 40 acres. or more,
20 soN purchaser The lands are selected,
psinciPsliy. in the counties Of Lake. Poyt-r'
fai'0n. Marsha'l, Pulaski. White. Jasper, Ben.
son. TipPecsnOs. Cas-, and Wabash,
The ssmbsr and description Of the lo,. "a,
sale, can b had ON application to Jouy w
Waso'sr. Clerk Of the Land Office at Loy,n..
pert. at any time aftsr the first Of March Tbr..
sasds are appraised 1t from 81 ,25 to -, oer
oess. Terms Of sale-Cash.
. fre0 ths above sale will BE- reserved
49, .sss ~ sssas Of land which, at the time of
w ;ss'ecuess. were improved or occupied, and
~. ST." 80 selected under IN arrangement with
CHARLES BUTLER,
A. N. PUETT.
Trsstsss Of he WaSasR and En-. Canal,
Ofiee Of Trustees Of Wabash and Err. Cnn.,
As"s "ss'S' Osc' AZ 'eAS. Saw
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

RICHMOND, INDIANA.
TNHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
Il of the travelling public to the fact that hs
still occupies his old Stand,
(THE NATION AL,)
that he has put the House, as we'll as the whole
establishment, in first rate order for the accom-.
mocation ofthe travelling public, with the deter
minatlon that he will not be Outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with a call No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests.-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 as low any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
er prevent. Feeling thankful 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.
Richmond. Feb. 3, ls49. 43-'45tf
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Let every ono who has not yet used the c-ie-
bsated Arabian Liniment, 60 TO the agent, and
he will furnish you with u pamphlet, gratis con-
tanning much valuable information with regard
to tho trcsinDent Of cattle, &c: and it witt also
give you certificates Of cures performed by II.
q. FsSseiI's Arabian LiDinent, which have
never been equailrd. and which cures were ef.
feeted after the failure of the most scientific
physicians. See advertisement.
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"11LL be sold, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
wv February next. ut tho late residence OF
Harmon Shower. deceased, the following p-rso-
val property Of said decedent. to-wit: Two
he1rs, two-horse Wagons two good carts, pIows;
hssnsss; corn; good milk COW, cutting box; a
new ssddls. and other articles no, necessary to
mention.
Sale TO CONNIE nee at IL O'Clock on said day
when terms vii be made known and due aite nd.
snce given by
HENRY SHOWER, ADM.
CATHARINE SHOWER, admir-.
Richmond, Jan. I6, 1850. a..
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4 knnn Grated Apple. Pear and
eD,O " " Cherry Trees, Of the best

n approved varieties, from six to twelve -
~ feet high; Peach and Plumb Trees Of -
many of the best varieties aud of good size for
transplanting; Percimmons. Ounces and Nee
tarines--best varieties; Goose berries. White
Currants aud Grapes-by the hu ndred, Seeding
Apples and Pears--by the hundred thousand;
Cedar, White Pine, Balsam-FE, Spruce and
Juniper; both American and Chinese A rborvita;
Flowering Shrubs Of many varieties; Tulip
Bulbs by the dozen; Dahlias, assorted colors;
Vegetable and Flowerins Seeds; White Thorn
and Usage Orange Seed, by the quart or busliel;
fowerin Plants. for sale at the WILLOW GAR
DEN. G. MENDENIIALL, Proprietor.
N. B. UWlMtcsl. Apple and Pear Seed
in any quantity--for which the highest price
will be given. q. NJ.
Richmond, 10Th mo- 3lst, lSi9 45tf
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Specd the PLOW:

THE undersigned would also respectfully, but
urgently request all persons indebted to them,
either by note or book account, TO call and PAY
Up. previous to the First of January next
They have recently incurred considerable ex-
pense in building. for the purpose OF better ac-
commods,ing the farmers. and collections are,
therefore, indispensably Necessary.
An old but true maxim is, "Tboss who would
thrive must either hold or drire.
BEARD g. SINEX.
Richmond, Ia, Nov. %, 1919. 49tf
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READ AND PRACTICE.

ME ndersigned would respectfully say TO
i those persons who know themselves in
debted 10 him. either by NOTE or book ACCOUNT,
10 come forward aud MAKE PAYMENT, as he de-
s'gns adding to his former stock Of GOODS, and
this 10 the season Of the year when money is
s9esI desired for that purpose.
JESSE MEEK
Richmond, Jan. l6, 1850. l-f
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STOVES. sTOYES. sTOVRs!!:

THE subscriber has on had a good variety
II Of Cooking Stoves, also Pari0r. Seven
and Ten Plate Stoves in abundance he also
offers to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOK STOVE. which is deci-
dedly more simple in its construction than any
other al. tight cook-stove in use, being a per-
feet cooking apparatus without any inside plate
or damper.
The public are invited to call At No. D.. main
street, 10 the west room of the Gilbert HOUSE,
and examine his stock.
l. A. OGBORN.
Nov. IA. IS49. 47:u
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Wrapping and Printing
II II Err
HUNTINGTON HOUSE,

T\H1S House formerly known the "Man-
Il sion House. and occupied by X. BRookINs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber.
who is now fitting it up in modern style for the
accommodation of the public. 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 and considerably enlarged mis- Stable,
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsrLER, and plenty of the best of feed for horses.
The undersigned feels confident that, by strict
attentio to the wants of his guests, he will erit
share Of public patronage
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept oy
the day OF week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond, Feb. 81, $40. 9tf
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Deschamp's Remedy for CONSUMPTION.
rUNHE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY -
HrOllic d Levi, Sole Propris:ors.
Cincinnati, Ohio U-For sale, wholesale anc
retail, by JOHN HAINES.
Opposite the Bank,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
18th mo. Sd, lS.9. off
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N OTICE.-.The stock holders in the Rich
IN mond and Boston Turnpike Company, will
take notice. that the Tenth and LAST instalme Mt
was due and payable on the LIST Of October, 1893;
those in arrears on their stock arc requested to
make paymen ut without delay. All orders issued
by the President and Secretary on the Company,
will be received in payment on stock
D. P. WIGGINS, Treasurer.
Flint month ID, 1850. 2:3w
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SR1CkO OYSTERS.-I am supplied
- this winter with FRESH SPICED OYS-
TIERS from Baltimore sent me every two day..
il lasgs and small Cans, equal in quality to any
pes p in Baltimore o. elsewhere, end will Be
~ - IL Case, Or in any quantity desired by
DosxhnsesO, at low pFiccs, and warranted to keen
fesesa wistsr. havs now ON hands 1000
CsaA Ale. 400 Cans Hsrmstically sealed,
Isvs Oysoss, and 500 Cass Picked Oysters.
ALLISON OWEN,
y Ease Third street, Cineinssti.
l-Sw
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ApRAM oAAR. JOHN NJ. GAAR. wM. G. SCOTT
A. G. A A l * CO..
NXyOULD respectfully announce to the
w public, that they have purchased end
are operating that well-hnown establishment
..Ts,c Spring Eoumdcry."
situated in the Northern part of Richmond,
Wayne CO., Ind. where they prepared to
furnish castings and Machinery
AT ClNCINNA PRICES.
They would say 10 the public, that the
who have been the operators in the Spring
Foundery for the last six years; consequently
the old customers Of the Shop may rely on hav-
ing their work done as hereto.are--in the best
manner. They are manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand Four aud Five Horse Pow
er Belt aud Tumbiing Shaft
TZERASIIING MACHINES;
ALSO,-A superior Six-Horse Power Sepa-
rator, which they selling lower than any
other shop in the Western Country. They will
make to order
WOODEN MACHINERY.
Such Double and single carding machines,
condensors, Roller and Jaw Jacks, Broad aud
narrow power looms, wool Pickcrs. and shear
lug machines. Also, Fuller's stoves and press
screws. They would call particular attention
to their new and improved style Of patterns for
MILL CASTINGS.
Which they offer, fitted up in the best manner.
at the lowest rates. Patent bedstead lathe and
corn crushers; patent tweer Irons; Wagon box
es; androns; SIoops' mould boards. --right and
left handed, Of various sizes, kept always on
hand and many articles not necessary 10 men,
ton.
Oct. 10th, 1910. 42-6mo.
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New Goods! still arriving at No. 45,
All, SyroaI R;cL,uon1 Ia

New Goods! still arriving at No. As,
Main Stresl, Richmond, Ia.
DASlL BRGGllTWELL, respectfully
ID informs his old custome and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from Phla-
dephia, and opening at his old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
ALso,-Cutlrry, Queenssoare, Hard,oare, Glaze,
Nails. White Lead, Oil, Groceries, &c.
TEI1 A large assortment of BOOTS. SHOES
wv and SLIPPERS, which andwil be
sold at low prices. ALso,-An assortment Of
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
1JtIe would again invite the public to an ex-
animation Of his GOODS, as he feels confiden Mt
none can undersell him without sacrifice. For
the truth of the stateme mt CALL and SEE.
GTWHEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS.
in demand at all times; for which will be paid
the highest market-price in Cash or Goods.
D-COUN TRY PRODUCE, taken in
exchange for Goods.-EIl
RICHMOND, Dec. -, 1919. l7tf