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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

THr powER Of COSscIENcE.--A legal
friend ia an adjoininy county mentions
yery curious case of lunacy, the facts OF
which were developed in a recent inves'i-
cation. An Englishman, resident OF TINS
country for several years, received before
leaving England quite large sum OF mon
" a. legacy from his father. He was
worth previously a considerable properly.
Bya codicii of the will be received tioo'
which in the body Of the instrument was
reserved to brother aud sister. TINS iai-
Ter sum was induced by some persaasions
aud effort on the part Of the recipient, a.
though il has never been supposed that he
re.orted to any means positively unfair or
imnroper. This additional sum, thas OBJ
tanned. 90 pressed upon his thoughts and
conscience as finally to drive him rasing
mad.
He is now an inmate Of tho asylum at
Utica. He would pace his room all night,
wiring bic hands, aud exelaip in intense
agony, Il did it" I'm the ,l.4n." SIN
horribly guilty; and shall be damned here
afier.n .My father altered his will; and
told him 10 do H." He fancicd, too, tina,
be vas beset with evil spirits in coase-
oueuce Of the unfraternal act. Efforts
were made to divert bis mind from one dark
theme; but in vain. It was suggested ss
him that he might now restore the
EGO, aud thus atone for every thing
mot So" he always rep!ied-'.it would not
he my father's ,riH-would i? i!:at is
what troubles me- I'd give oil my property
10 change that, but il is too late"
"Rin0ing the changes" on this sore roiaa,
his mind gradually became shattered, snd
nothing but constant watcbfdiness prevent
cd seIf-destruc,ion. Buffalo Courier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

Nos Io3 AND l79 MAIN SraEsr, ST. Louis, Mo
Lave commenced receiving Their spsns %oJu I.
his and many kinds suitable for the Msxea'
or California trade: and have now IN and - =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

Javgs FEzsts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

N. =. Burosp
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02
SCHOOL. Es0OsAS.

Maq5olle'a, June 28th, i8i9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

SHALL offer on the 9th of the 9Th mo-,
duly at public sale, on the promises, "a
miles north Of Richmond. on the old Fort
Wayne Road, 81 acres Of Land, belonging 10
the heirs Of the late Francis Swain, deceased.
There is between 50 and 60 acres under good
cultivation, and Of excellent quality. Also 80
acres Of Timbered lana, lying miles North
w est from the homestead, Of fair quality. Any
one wishing to purchase, would do we'll to call
on the undo rsigned, who will show them the
premises. There is on the farm never failing
spring Of good water, spring house, cernfor-
table dwelling house, a good barn, orchard OF
excellent fruIt-bofh apples and pears, well
as natural CONVENE noes rar-l found. The con-
ditions Of sale are the highest bidder the pur-
chaser, $500 down, $500 year for the balance
with interest from the day OF sale. Privilege OF
one field Of III or = acres will be given to SOW
wheat by the st day of The eth Aug. 30
and fall possession Of the entire premises ~ the
LIST day Of the ri mo, March lrJl
PAUL SW AIN, Guardian.
9Th mo, 9th, lcoo. 21-4w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
T. J. FERGUSON,

AS his shelves and drawers crowded with
4 II great variety of : EASONABLE FASH
IONABLE and PLAIN GOODS, which he i
offering To his old customers ADD the public gen
orally, at The lowest prices and The most accom-
modatinC terms. HIS stock consists III part Of
American, English ani renc!, Bro,Gc loths,
CassIlnercs aud Ca-hmarrits for summer wear,
Prints aud GInghaus oi every description.
Nous de LANES, Alpachns, and Bonbazines,
Canton Grape aud six shawls. dress silks,
Bleached sheetings and drillings, canton flannel
Brown holland, canvass and padding,
Srrgrs, SiIrsias, vcstings, aud siIawls,
: ilk and cotton handkerciiiefs and cravats.
Plain and Fl gurrd Jack oneis and fac catIbrics,
Bishop aud Linen Lawns aud Bubncts,
I.aces, Foo'ings, Edgings. Ribbons and Flowers,
Hosiery aud Gloves Of every description,
silk aud Twris,, Threads, hooks aud eyes.
}rads, cords. g'nps, fringes, combs, x buttons
Groceries. EEnrs, ware. Glassware
:sHli ssHceiissV:,fc,
together with almost every article called for
Call and examine the goods and learn the prices.
May -, 1850. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
Family Grocery and Provision
9, e = * e,

HE undersigned respectfully informs tlt
4 people Of the city of Richmond and SUR
rounding country, that he has opened the above
business in
sT.HH.S ROW. NO. 80. MAIN STREET.
His stock consists in part. Of Molasses; Loaf,
G. rushed ami Brown Sugars; Young Hyson,
Inpe rial, Gum Powder and Black Teas--frotn
:}14 cents to 81 t. 10: Rio and Frce-Labor c Of
fec. Chocolate: ground and ground Pepper,
Aii>picr. Cinnamon and Cloves; Ginger. Nut
i1rCs, WiuGow Glass; Starch, Saieraius. Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco. Cigars.
snuff. Vinegar, soap. Candies. Indigo. shoe and
scrub Brushes, Cordagc, Fish, W ash Boards,
Saws, Shovei-. Fi,ch-Forks IIatchets, Peck Il
Knives and a variety OF Fancy Notions; Candle
Wick. Batting; Earihrn, Stone. yellow and
Rockingham W arr--CHE,r; kanhnwa and LAX
salt, Rai>ius. Figs. Powder, Lead, Shot. Glass
Jars, Salts, Dried Beef. Peaches and Apples
Bacon. CanGies, Cheese. Crackers, Cakes. SC
INSaIt, Cheese. Teas Pepper. Allspice, Gin
namon, Starch and Candy. ut wholesale.
lie - prepared to furnish his customers with
GROCERIES,. on COOP TERMS; ami viii sell
any thing in his line CHEAP for CASH arpro-
we'd COUNTRY PRopUcE. \ reasonable price W II
be given for all avail able Produce
J. Flour. Corn NENi.. Com, OATS. GRor~D
EEEp. ArFiES. for>roEs and other vegetables,
are kept for sale a No 50.
ELI GRIFFITH
Richmond. eth mo 10Th. 1850 t.5u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

Y;IN6calion.-Mr. Elder INDUCES in
80. md nncaIIed for villiication Ct one
ar our private citizens, charging him with
being the author OF communication rel
alive TO himself, published in the ReveiIle.
The charge Of authorship is not true; and
the great sin Of being a poor man, and
possessing no taxable property. is horrl-
bic in the eyes Of the would-be-Senafor
BROTHER Elder and ourselves are the last
,.,.n who should condemn a man for be-
inc poor. Neither Of US ever enriched
The Golfers Of the State to any consIdera-
HE extent by the amount Of taxes we have
osid or are likely TO pay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
NJ 4 e e Z; ID.

Ga Sunday last (o5l inst, J. in the Lu
thcrian Church at Hamilton. Ohio. bv the
Rev. Mr. KHAusS. Rev. G.. TIIEIS. of
this city. to Miss ELIZA GU NDA, recent.
~ from Germany
On Tuesday evening. 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Tanscy. Mr. John Waltz TO Miss
Catharinc Whelan; all of Camhrilge. Ia.
On Thursday. June 18th by the Rev C.
W. MILLER. Mr.. JAMES BAN. to Miss
MARY j. WYATT; both of this CITY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
COulltcrlcitcrs Dciccscsi!!!
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRINCIpI.EO
WILL AIN Y::!

such IS the use lulness, de spre ad reputation:
and immense demand for DR.. Rogers Liverwort
ana ar that reckless and cunning inposters,
regardless alike of human suflcrings and conse-
futnces, utterly lost to every feeling Of human.
iy aud virtue. are constantly attempting to
counterfeit IT. And we have been SO frraueut.
~ called upon to check these base and hirh-
handed imposiiions.! that we feel in duty bound
to warh and protect the public against them by
every means IN power
The attempt some time since by Professor NJ
Rogers, of Cincinnati, we have stopped. not
"Ithstanding his wealth and influence.
we now warn You against another COnnfeT-
I'ifF, The malicious cunning and reckless imno-
raity Of winch must excite the pity aud con-
tempt of every honest man.
John i. Toiand IN the employ of George NJ
Alien. Druggist Of Cincinnati, has counte rfeit-
ed our label, "forged the fac sin,ie of Andrew
Rogers signatures, printed pamphlet wholly
false, and certificates entirely fictitious, and is
sued medicine like unto the genuine IN exter-
nal appearance onf9.
We warn the public against this inEgmo ~ OUT
rage, his To!and having 10 responsibility at
stake, under The assumed title of Doctor Toiaud
is HE nominal fatlicr of the whole concern
Wealth. reputation, aud high station, have
mol withheld the avariclcus and unprincipled,
not only III defiance of all law and honesty, to
steal and frauduen,Iy appropriate our we'll
earned reputation, but regardless Of human life
and suffering, by substituting their wretched
counterfeit, depriving the consumptive of a
''teoic, me which IN ali human probability might
their lives.
What contempt too hitter7
" hat teru,s too harshl
Or puuislIme Mt too s.yerc7
Is IL not fraud! Is II not theft is 81 not ArRDER ?
a high sense of duty compeis to these pu
lie exposiiions Of knavery and nnposture, our
own rights are legally protected, and IL is for
the unwory ana afflicted We feel ana write
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
The public are cautioned against a BASE
& q T. II + IsF EFT IITICLE

Eecollec' that this preparation ia manufacture
ed by John i Toland, aud on the yellow label
on each bottle the name Of A. l.. Acovl is omit
ted after the words Entered according TO act
of Congress, &c, &C. and that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit is wholly false
being mace up Of fictitious certificates pu rport-
ing 10 have come from ID. Blanchard n. D.,
Harrison gh. Pa. : A. Morrell. II. D., Boston.
Hiram Woodruff, Utica, Asa Smith, Beacham,
Vt, &c, e.
The genuine DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup
of Liverwort and Tar j. accompanied by PAM
phiet containing certificates Of citizens Of tho
highest standing. sucl, as Professor H. Cox Doc
tor ~ M. Richards, Hon. Judge Henry Morse.
Hon Judge Win. Burke, &c. SC, al! OF WHOM
citizens of Cincinnati
i suit ia equity IN the L niieG States Court has
been Instituted against George VI. Allen, ?.
Clinton, ard John T.. Toland, and a suit for
$50 las been brought agains; a wealthy ste
reoiyp"i-t wto made the plates and forged tho
fac -iH,ie Of The name of Andrew Rogers, and
"- assure the public that .e will ''- deferred by
no fear OF litigation. trouble, or expense, from
dealing the u:;erruost limits Of the law ith
coun;erfeiters, vendors. stercotyp-rs, printe r.,
;.~-ufs. Or d persons whatsoever concerned
directly or indirectly. in such ncfaHous md
shameful practice
tlr. H. II sPerry, Prop iein. OF The Herald
CbIc~. and e w. Starbuck, Pro prIetof Of the
Times Office, lave certified q j. above. and fur
ihermore ti.at the statement Of John r. Toland
is FALSE...
I-MPoRTiNT CATTION.--OwinH 10
the late counterfeit, DR.. Rogers Liverwort and
7 viii be hereafter enve.oyed in . WHITE WRAP
FER, and a spie ndid steel plate engraved LABEL.
and signed ANDREW RocKRs. For sale whole
safe and retail by
A. L. SCOVILL,
Corner OF Fifth and Race si-s. G incinnsti-
nrIRVIN REED 10 tho ssihssized Agen,
in Richmond. Indiana.
Jan. 80, 1850 esys
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
Card and spin by the Pound.
Full ana Dress Cio.s..
TAELNRSaNG.

VIE. Undersigned would inform their frie nds
Il and the public generally. that they are
prepared TO make up all KINDS of garments in
the Tailoring line. either furnish the nateri-
ais or persons furnish their otrn mg.sriaLs; and
oeing now IN possession Of Genio c. Scott's
NP'lhg x summer Fashions. and having the best
VI "orSmen IN their employ. they feel conf
oeh' mat they cannot fail TO please all who
may favor them with their work
~ SHor one door West of Sloau's Hotel II
FARQUHAR & VICKERS.
Richmond, May !, 1859. 39-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
FRESH ARRIVAL

At FARQ AR 4 VIC ERS.
WE have just received a fresh lot Of Blue :,
w Black. Brown and Green Cloths: Some
entirely new stvit Ca~sin.rres- Gut Velvet.
Satin Ribbed, Silk and Fancy NesiinES; which
will make TO order at the shortest notice and
warrant abstraction. al>o. good as~o-tnic Mt
OF Clothing ready made. and everything else
that men are III the habit Of wearing. kept 10
comm0ddte tie customer at mann MS tsarninE
L:sENss>.--We have also received another
lot of Gas Lamps, also. Lara Lamps, one -ett Of
splendid Gerandoes, Lamp thmntys. Globes
and w ,cks.
May -. 1850 Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
FEE: EC1 DALI:
WO0lERl FACTORY!

TEIE undersigned thankful for past hvors
would inform the public that they still car
~ on the Wooden business in It's citfere Mt
branches their old stand, mile North east of
X Richmond. and also, at their Factory IN the
North part Of town. az joining the Spring Foun-
dry, where they keep on hand W ooien Goods,
for sale exchange for wool Gard wool into
rolls, Spin. Full. DYE auu Dress Cloth for custo-
al fair prices.
BOND & TEST
9Th mo. Sii. so. 29-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
CARRIAGE mANUFACToRv.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the
IL public that he continues business at he old
stand N Fifth street, South of the Starr Hcu.s.
where he makes TO order all hind. Of AR
RIAGES, Buggies, and al other vehicles N Ia.
line. He also, keeps number Of article, in hs
line on hand lie believes his work Will COM
pare favorably with any manufactured III the
west-he uses the best of mate rial- and for flash
and beauty OF construction his work cannot 10
eNcelled. His prices are moderate, and t.rms
favorable. Thankful for past fssors be solciis a
of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
June -, 1880. 2t-ly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

DlED.-Of Consumption. in the Civ
of Richmond. in the 10Th year of her age
on Wednesday. June Goth. KEZIAU
n. MILLER, Consort of LEANprE u
MILLER. and daughter of JOHN and DoRcrs
STAFFORD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

parson BaowyLo W. the eccentric editor
AZ the Knoxville fTenn.) Wing. though a
,,;nister Of the Methodist Church, is one
M the most bold. thorough going and fear.
less Wing, in the country. Bat IN addl-
ZION 10 his devotion TO Wing principles
he wages a most determined war against
Ill the public abuses around him. III which,
he often excites the high indignation OF
his opponents, whose threats he regularly
meets with the language OF defiance. On
the Iiih of March he made speech at a
public meeting in Knoxville, on the sub
iect Of internal improvements, at the con-
cluson Of which he made the fpl!o"ing
illusions 10 his enemies and his strif, S
with them which will serve as a specimen
Of the style in which he usually treats
III en-:
.It has been published 10 the world
time and again, that am such coward.
that dodge into stores and lock myself up
in INV house, to avoid meeting those
whom have abused Nay. when have
occasion to 90 out, that | cross gar en-
fences, and dodge round back lots, aud
back streets, TO avoid ihrashing. Is there
any man in The crowd, or where. pre-
pared to believe that !. who have. for lo,
these twenty years. fought ''thc world, the
flesh and the devil and Democracy
thrown in, would hide. at this late dag.
iron, any man or set of men! Who is it
that fear. Whom have ! offendcdl \
few country court lawycrs-thc iaC-end
of a scrub aristocracy AT Knoxville! Nay.
few political and religious harlequins.
mountcbanks and charlatans. who never
have mp 10 this good day shed any man !,
blood! True. as a rudcnt man. when ]
abuse and otherwise offend rascal, don I
20 and hunt them up for the purpose OF
having personal difficulty. If they have
more business with me than have with
them. let them come To where am. ] an
at all times to be found in Knoxville by
men who really desire to see me. There
is a class Of men here who cannot find me
these are the images Of men; such con
summatc towards. that they arc afraid -
shake their fists at their own shadows.
knowing their own cowardiy selves TO be
the substance of those shadows. Thcsr
men chasiise me! would as soon cx-
pcct TO sec their souls expand into vi<l-
BILE point and their hearts tlrob with hui
man emotions us to look for one of them
20 attack IA man who would defend him
self! They will never make an attack
upon man whom they believe would
make an apology in deeds instead ofwords
] allude in particular TO the real editor OF
4 certain paper in Knoxville. and to the
tool who fathers his editorials The com
mon song in IL certain Book of Hymns"
Is just TO the point IL this connection:
"There MI CaDfaig, his aamc ,ras Ntd,
A. brooe as b,arc c0aLi BE-;
lie fought ia his dFeams cnch Rieh in bed,
But neucr anake IoogM hc." "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

Is causing counterfeits to spring up all over tbs
country. spreading their banefut influence oves
/ the land, robbing the pockets of tho honest ana
| unsusp-eting. by imposing upon them worth
le-s aud poi>o nous trash, for the genuine IL. G
Far-ell's Arahisn Liniment. Fellow 0itixe ne:
Look well before yon buy. and see that the la
bel Of the hottie has the letters IL e. before
Farrers, for II il has not, il is cor~rERrErr.-
The label around each bette of all my lInime nj
recis thus. I'll. e fsrreii's Celebrated Arabi3A
l.iaine ns;'' and nv .sne'n.e IS written upon
ne label also, rad these words are blown in tho
s'Ass hottie, III. T.. Farreii's Arabian Linme nj,
Peoria"
This truly got medicine still goes on con.
cser'nx d'sesse, and ,natching many poorpcw-
ere.s victim from the grave. By its powerful
y s:'"s'.''rS, - sr.'inG sn6 Anodvne quail
is-e. Il .-rso.e. the use OF limbs which have been
p,i.i.d 70. years; and nv il. singular mower Of
reproducing 'he ynovisl flaid Of Joint Water.
cures all a,sea.-. Of the Joints with surprising
rapidtty- For Eh-Gm>iisr, and affection. OF
the SPINE and Spleen, II hs. proved itself srE
ciEic. and for Affections of the Lung., Liver aud
hdncys. 1t 4. most valuable and pow rfui nuA-
tiiarv a'so, for all di-rss-. Of the Glands, Scrot-
nia. Goitre or Ss-ll-d Neck, &c. &c And in
deed Cor almost any disease where an external
application IS required, tins medicine sta,es un-
paraiclrd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
MISE lSE. Aa"Z'X'f.E.sI.

4 IL persons knowing themselves Indebted
- to the Undersigned firm, are most respect
fully notified 10 call and settle their respective
accounts, either by pay ing the CASH or giving
their Norris ff-.r The out standing accounts
MUST BE- SETTLED.
PAXDN, LEW Is & co.
Richmond, March l3 % l2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
From the Hon. Peter 1IinarSl. ono
Of the oldest settlers ia Illinois.

1t gives me pleasure TO add my testimony to
the virtues OF Your great medicine. One of nv
hiooAed horses had n swelling over the cap Of
Ire Knee, about the size OF hens egg. Some
said II Mas STRAIN. aud some, that Il WINS the
Jetht water from the knee, and could not bs
cured. trie. OIL cedar on II, and all the lini-
n'en'S ami ointtnen'-, aud they did no more good
than ater then by persuasion of my frie nds.
tried H. g. farrcIl's Arabian I.ni,ne nt aud l
WIS hanpy 10 find II take effect after u few DAYS,
ana II finally cured The noble animal entirely.
think II ~ decidedly the greatest linin- Mt for
horse as wei! as human ilesii, | ever knew
Esq Barker. Of New Canton III says;i
Mr. III. &. farreil's Arabian Liuimeut has
cured some bad cases here. which every other
remedy had failed IN: one was n white sweli,nS
and contracted cords IN the leg OF "A boy twelve
years old. The leg had Uttered away and was
50 contracted that he had use Of il. Three
doctors had TIRED their skill anon il in vain and
he traS jesf SINKING 10 The srarr. when the toy's
'a'hrr vas IndncrdIo try ii. G.. Farreli's Ara-
bian Lniment. Before the first bottle was used
up lie came into Mr. D.'s store. and the first
WORDS h- said were. Mr. Barker want all that
Imminent YOU have in tn. s;ores: the one hst,i.
get DAD my boy more good than all that had cv-
er been cone brfore.' That boy - now well
and hearty, ana has free use Of his legs il
good for sprains, bruises, cuts, burus and swell.
lings.
Being fully satisfied that II. C. FarrcIi'. Ara
cheeriuily recommen nj 1t. ! had been afflicted
Tor TO years with most severe pain ia my hrea-t
aud shoulders, which WAS bad that | cou:d
hardly do any work nj all. and would often haye
10 lie III bed for two weeks at Il time with il -
Heed Your itntnen on IT. nnd ii cured lie sound
ana well. had, at the time of using Your lin
,heh'' one OF The worst coughs ever had in my
liie; and It cured that too. | rubbed il in Welt
over my breast and shoulders. 1t is also excel
tent Tor PROSTITUTION feet sores. swellings. sore
throat, mango, crys ipelas. &c.
ISAAC CLAYTON.
hickapoo, Peoria co, HIS.
Manufactured ONLY by II. G. Farrell, sole in
vcnior ana proprletor aud wholesale druggist,
No. II Main street, Peoria, MS; to whom all
communications mus! he add rcssed.
Principal office, n. w corner of 9Th and r ,ce
streets, lhiladclrl and for sale wholesale and
retail, BY IRWIN REED, IL, Main street.
Sole Agent fer Richmond, Indiana
Dec. %, 1919. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26

There is nothing can be compared to the Mus
tang Eminent, IN It's speedy and permane Mt
cure OF Sprains. Bruises, Cuts, Gnlds, ChafeF.
Scratches .;wrcnv, Poll Evil. FIstula. Big Head
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Splint, Wind Gall, Cracked
Heels or any wound stiffness, or unnatural en-
lareemcnt Of bone or muscle. A livery stable
keeper Of this city had match horse that he
priced very highly. that had a large Ring Bone
o both legs. The horse completely cured
and his mbs left perfectly smooth by the use Of
this i.iniucnt.
Such are some Of the testimonials we are dali
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
Fresh Groceries. Medicines. &C.

WYE are receiving almost every week lots
w OF Fresh Groceries ana Medicines, By
Citizens Cincinnati line
On hand quantity OF Canvassed and other
Hams, put up family use also, Prime Lard
&c. &c. ZOE Il SIT l..
Richmond, March -, 1889. l2f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
Fancy Soaps.

rASTILE Soap, V iIte Bar do
" NaFiegated DO III Bars.
Bail soap for the Toilet.
Transparent do,
4 nd all sorts Of Toilet ana Sha. inC Soaps RI The
De st quality. for sale wholesale retail al II ow
ellis Il Co.'S Drug Sto.e. No 4, Main street (,
Richmond. Ind.
March -, 1850. Eft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

I<ONTAINING p acres Of first rate land
we'll watered. situated Two and = half mics
Southeast of Richmond. Any person wishing
10 purchase can exatnine the premises for them
selves, anc for further particulars inquire Of the
sub-cr Der al Hill Mil. p miles North eest Of
Richmona EDWARD KIRBY.
March :. 1850. il-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
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Resident Physician Lou. Mar. Hospital.

From Dr.. l.. r. Ian9sI. P-ofcssor Of CHEMISTRY
in The Louisville Iedicll College.
II have looked over the list of ingredients
composing John Bulls Compound Extract OF
Sars.paritla. and have 40 hesitation in saving
that they form safe compound, ans one that
promises we'll IN chrome diseases, 10 which II is
appIeab!e.'
l.. F. YANDEIL, NJ. d.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-26
An OH. MILL For S,,.,

WILL SELL INV oil Mn. si,,,,.A -
Il mans creek. two miles north of Richnond
II has all the machinery, such as Hydr,ni;.
press, &c, necessary for making Linseed M
- vii be sold either with wiihout the oil M.
store. los ttniyEI! 1rus
Aehmond, Ind, Nay 22nd, 1850 aa,f