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FOOT AND SHOE STORE,
STNGM NENEMENl

HWEN EDGERTON, would respectfully
" inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has made addition to his al al Y large
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES, con-
s.sting of Mr.'s Coarse ANp FINE Doors, CAL
TIERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS and PUMPs. LADIES G. Al
TIERS, SHOES and SLIPPERS. CHILDREN 5 BOOTS
and SHOES. His stock embraces those of his
manufacture, and Cincinnati Custom naade
Genilemen's Fine Boots and Gnuefs, md Ladu's
bootees, s.ofs and slippers, all of which he " AR
RANTS to be gOoi,-leat and servlceahe--
Ills stock OF Eastern made Worh IS gt uerai and
equal 10 the best IN the market. Ills prices viii
continue to be as low possible to moke them
Grateful for past favor he asks d continuance.
G-Ca!l al the OH store-roon OF Eli Brown
opposite the BargIs building, and examine his
stock and compare prices.
Richmond. 9th -.o. 20:n. 1870. 40tf
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Administrator Notice.

y ETTERS of administration having bee I.
\ granted the Undersigned by the Probate
Court o! w ayne county, the estate OF Jam IS
3. AGGlemun inte OF said county, the y respect
fully request all persons indebted to snid estate
to maze immediate payment, and all having
claims against the same to present them legal y
the uticatcG for settlement within the time pre-
&C r'bed by law. The estate is supposed to be
solvent.
HANNAH K. ADDLEIAN
Administrative.
JAMES VI. ADDLEIAN
administrator.
Nov .0tlI, 1879. .@-3v
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DIR. S. ID. Howe's Shaker Sarsapari7.
h.-We would call special attention 10
this excellent Family Medicine. with the
satisfaction one feels in praising bene-
factor. Its established reputation recon-
mends it in preference to any new prcpa-
ration. and whoever requires a genuine
approved Medicine, should read the Doc.
tors advertisement, and try his Shaker
SarSaparila.
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FOR SALE.

rENUE Woo.cn Factory formerly owned ~
John Nenat.s ~ situated on Ci--eas!o-s
WAYNE County la near the old Cen;revllle
and Milton road, , miles from tentrevilie ana
! miles from III ton SAD actorv las been pm.
In good repair, With new Condrncer aud SPIN
nia = Jack and otherwise thoroughly repairei -
ANY person fishing TO purchase such proper
~ Wal do we'll to call the proprietor II LaG :
rel, L., for further Information
ELIAS MAY.
JuIy 81, 1850 32-bao
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john NicilOlsOn's Estate.

II ENTERS testaInentary the estate OF
4 4 John Nicholson, deceased. ia:e Of Wayne
county, have been granted by the Probate Court
Of said county to :he undo gned. who respect
fully request all indebted TO said estate to maze
immediate payment; and all having claims
against said estate 10 present them, legally au-
then;ica,ed within the time prescribed by law.
TIE estate is solvent
LINDSEY NICHOLSON. "''' .
llth mo. 18Th, 1850. 4i-Jw
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Something Newt. y. NEWTON,
- having sui; the practice OF Dentistry. and
SOLD his interest 10 Dr.. W. l.. WEBSTER.
" outd respectfully recommend his friends ana
customers, generally, ant particularly those
who have engagements with HIM tor the !nser-
ton ot rEt.'IH TO call upon DR. WEBSTER, who
= every way competent TO perform any opera
tloAs Of Dentistry 10 their satisfaction.
A y. NEWTON.
Richmond la Oct. y, 1850. !i:tf
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ADMINISTRATOR. Notice.

n Office is hereby given that the under
y signed has taken out of the Clerks office
OF the W uyne Probate Court. letters of Admin
tstra,ion Oh the estate of Reuben VI. Worth, IF
WAYNE Tow nship. Wayne County. Indiana,
deceased. All persons indebted TO SAID estate
are therefore requested TO MAKE Immediate pay
ment, aud those having claims against the same
are requested to present them WITHIN year,
duly authenticated for settlement The estate
is supposed TO be solvent.
CLINTON " WORTH, }
DAVIS MEEkER, : o'
1lth mo. l3ih, lcJH Nv
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Administrators sale.

VA Ill. be offered at public sale, on Fri
w day the 9Th Gay OF December next a,
the late residence OF James B. Addi-man, in
Franklin township. the personal estate of sac
decedent, consisting OF
Carpenters IoOis, B'QcEsmifh's Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
80. and diuers other articles.
Sale TO commence at 20 o clock OF said day
when terms Will be made known and due at
tendance gwen By
II. Z. ADDLENAS,
J. VI. ADDLENAN
Nov. =. 1917. 4'-3t Administrators
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Like the Tclcyraul,.

BLOOMINGTON, H., Oct. II, IslS
W. Is. SLoS~--Dear Sir: Your Oiut,p- Mt
goes "1'ke tie Telegraph" Enclosed please II nd
cash for the payment Of two dozen of your Horse
ointment. dozen of Family Ointment, and !
aozen Condition Powders--deliver them 10 the
'ra'sf. Yours. &c,
P. G.. YOUNG
sec Agents names at tho head of SJoan's
column or further particular. and tes,imo.
mails. get Pamphlets Of Agents.
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xsSse Clark Division. No 3, sons Of Tenn
Z perance.- TMeet every Wednesday
-veniug, at 81 o'cik.
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DR.. Gaysou's YeIio,c Dock and .Sarsaparilia,
for the cure Of disease, or "a Spring purifier
Of the blood and general Tonic for the sys
TEN, is unrivaiel.
Tho curative powers Of this extract are truly
wonderful, and all nvalids shoui,! IN Ike i,rure-
dste trial Of the ..Ielioic Dock anil Sarsfpay-ii.
a." ltcannot in ure the most delicate patient
ScIofila.-It has been remarked by eminent
men, that in the varied catalogue Of diseases
Shc man is liable. there is scarcely Of
snch Importance and Of such interest as Scrof
uia, whc Their look to the obscurity of It's or
IGN, its insidious progress, the number and va
rety of organs that il attacks. or its remarkable
incuraoty aud extensive fatality.
Scrofua has batilcd the skill OF the most en-
inent Physicians III this country aud in Europe
But there is a antidotr for this disease in"Dr
Gnyset's Extract IF Ie!Iaw D,ck and Safsapn-
riHa,' which is proving itself perfect Specific
IN the most severe cases Of Scrofula.
See advertisement in another column
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CITY SHOE STORE.

UST arrived aud are now opening at the
~ City Shoe Store . full supply of
Ladies Morocco Lace. Boots,
Calf do do.
Buskins do,
Gum do.
Msa and Boys Hip Boots.
HTFes sale low. JOB BOETON
hiehmend, Nov. 20, 1850 is-,f
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PROTECTION INSURANCE CoN?ANY--W e
invite the attention Of property holders
AMI tradcrs OF all kinds To the advertise
ment Of this old and popular company
published in another column. IL has ac
CURED and sustained high character for
the promprness. liberality, and honorable
manner III which its agents adjust all loss
es of property insured under il. \ policy
from loss. The high character of its di-
rec,ors. aside from It's capital. "A sufficient
guarantee of its solvency. ELIJAH Coz
FIN, is the agent at this place.
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4. o. o. II.

Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at "a
o'clock Hall in Lippe ncott's new building, OPP
posite the Huntington House.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

AeY an order Of the Probate Court Of W'ayne
} County, the following real estate is o!t-r-
ed for sale.
Also. a pleasantly located dwelling in the
town of Richmond. ut ,!.c junction OF FRONT and
Pearl streets. The house is two siury frame,
with stables, Sc
Also. Il small dwelling opposite the Methodist
church
Also. comfortable two story rick house on
Pr Pr, = ~; ~ or MI; ~..t h;L ,.
and the necessary out houses.
Also. two rooms on Main street, suitable for
Stores shops.
Also. vacant lot on the corner Of Front and
Pearl streets.
Also. lot and pottery on South Pearl street.
Persons wishing TO purchase can learn the
terms and see the property by calling upon D.
L. Holloway, or
J. X. MENDENHALL, Commissioner
Richmond, Aug y, 1850. Soft
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FREE SCHOOLS SoCTH OF MAIN STREET
Owing to the crowded state of the
District south Of Main street has deter
mined to postpone the expenditure of the
public money until the close of the pres
ent quarter. Aher the first OF March
next. the money will be paid. pro rata.
for the tuition OF the scholars Of said dis
irlct.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20

lust arriving from the Queen City,
- most desirable lot of the very latest styles
aud patterns of DeLaines, Caico-s aud Vari-
Gus other Dress Go ds-and for sale at No 20
Please call and see. B. SIRATTAN.
10Th mo. Oct 56ih, 1850. 43-tf
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STOW AND I'll w 4 e f.
-HaDMU &c

-"9DMU E<o
ISAAC l.. DICKINSON, respectfully IN
forms his friends anJ tie pubic, that he con-
tnues business Main street nearly opposite
the Bank and East of Lyndes' store, where he
has on hand. ami o.i-re for sale, general a.
soItu!en Of
stoves, Castings. Eiiawarc, Copper
ware. &c. &c. &c.
He has the Improved. Double Oven Stranb
Cooking Stove;
Premium Stoves, Of various STYLES and size;
,ir-TIght Hall Stove. three sizes;
Self-Kr gula,ing, !lir-Tight, Cast-lron ParIor,
four sizos;
y general assortment Of HOLLOW WARE:
such as Sauce Pans, W at'i- Irons, &c &c. &c
Tluware OF all kinds. plain and Japann-d--
Stove Trimmings. of Tin and Copper. His stock
is warranted 10 be of the best quality, and WI!
be sold as low II possibly be afforded.
Approved country produce will be taken IN
exchange.
He has also for sale new SAa rE >
of his own invention, which viii produce Butter
in from four to fifteen minutes. ana gathers the
Butter in good order. 1t can be turned by =
small child and where It has been tested gives
full satisfaction. The public invited to call
ai.d examine it.
.."Old Copper, Brass and Pewter, bought or
taken in exchange for work.
We md the following certificates Of per-
sons who have used S,raub's Improved Cooking
Stove:
HAMILTON, Sept. llih. 1880.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby certify, That
we have purchased and using the I'm
proved, Double owen Straub Stove, manufacture
ed by Owens. Ebert s. Dyer of this place; and
having thoroughly tested and carefully examined
the same. take pleasure in saying that we are
satisfied that the principle upon which the heat
is applied to the is PERFECT, and that
the capacity of the Stove and convenience in
cooking. is greater than any other OF its size;
and that in the saving of fuel it cannot be sur
passed HENRY , EARHEART,
JESSE CoRwIN.
john II. MILIIKIN,
WM. II. CAMPBELL,
JAMES WHILE,
JONAH ScoTT.
lhave carefully examined the Stove manu-
featured by Owens, Ebert & Dyer, and am sat-
isfed that all said above Of il is correct. l
personally acquainted " it'll many OF the persons
whose names appear above. and that
the would not recommend d worthless artircie
altar having used It. JOHN w. IRWIN
Richmond, Ia, Oct. ?, 1850. 4i.f
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4 INancy Articies.--An almost endless =
~ riety of Fancy Articles may be founa at
NNICITTS.
Nov 10 I-.5 III
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Sha wis, Scarfs. &C., &c.


STAPLE and PLAIN GOODS,
WILLIAM Bell. Will sell off his stock OF r ANCf
and FINE GOODS at tEk \ REDUCED
PRICES lie has also made a considerable
abatement in prices generally Of tbs Stock. anG
soi,cits the pubic II CALL AND EXAMINE
for themselves.
y b. a Liberal allowance to Store Keepers
Miiiners, &C.
Richmond, oh mo. 30th, $50 35.f
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Fan and Winter Dry Goods,
Such as-CLorHS. CAsSIMEREs. sATTINETTs. and
almost every variety OF G. OOPS suitable for
Gent,emens Ws1r; together with general
assortment of the latest and most fasiiions','e
styles of DR. ESS GOODS tor LADIES'
WEAR. such as: Alpscas, Ginghams, Prints Of
various STYLES and patterns; black and fancy
Silks. Sattins, &c &c; Bonne,s, Trimmings
of all kinds, Gloves. Hosiery. ri bbous, Thread
and Cotton Lace, Edging. Inserting, Shawls,
Handke rchiefs, &C., SC.
AlsO.-Ladies' and Misses Slippers and
Shoes: Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Brogans, &c.
ALso,-A beautiful assortment Of Glassware,
Queonsware. Xc.
ALso.-Hardware of various kinds and for
various purposes; Groceries. Of the best quality
In fact. his assortment braces almost every
article usually called for in the country HIS
stock was selected with care. and he feels conf
de Mt that those who will call and examine il,
will not go away dissatisfied.
lie will take all kinds of approved Country
produce IN exchange for Goods, at fair prices
81 Thankful for past patronage. he respect
fully soliciss the public to call and examine his
GOODS aud Prices.-NO TROUBLE TO
now THEN.
Richmond, sept Is, 1850 2etf
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More Drugs and Medicines!

USI received. large and general as-o-t-
~ ment Of PURE DRUGS & MEDICINES,
direct from New IoRK and BosToN They were
selected with care. an OF the very BEST
quality. ana will be sold Low for Cash or a
short Credit. The public are respectfuiIy iuvi-
ted TO call and HowrLLs s. Co.'S
Drug Store. No. 4, Main street.
Richmond, Sept. I'm, 1850 3Sif
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NEW ARRANGEMENT:

JASON HAM, having purchased the ell
- tire stock Of Goods Of JESSE MEX, and
having made large additions thereto. h- thinks
he is able to furnish the public with good baI-
gains as any other establishment ia tow. hii
assortne ut IS general and embraces almost eve.
~ article called for; among which may be found
the following:
BrOadclOthS.
English, French and American Black Cloth.
do. DO. Blue DO.
DO do. Brown DO.
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Cas>ilncres and Yestin:s:

English, French and American Black Cloth.
do. DO. Blue DO.
60. do. Brown do.
Cassimeres and vestin.s:
English, French and American Black and Fame,
Cas>imeres;
French doe skin and cashmeret.
Black and fancy silk, satin and wo'sted Fesiings
Marseilles, black. white and fancy CO.
91o11n1o3S2
Black, blue. brown, drab and fancy Sa,,inet,s
Black and gray-miaed DO
Ladies' dress Goods:
Plain and fancy silk rno Mol,air Lustrrs;
do 90 Merinos and Bon,5azues:
Cashneres, VI de LANES. GiDghams, BdlznTines
California, Buena Vista ana Oregon Plaids:
Linen Gipghanis, plain and fancy Lawns:
A good assortment Of CaIlco-s, Book Muslin.
Irish Liens, Bishop and Victoria LAWNS, JAG
onets, Bobin-nts, and Swiss Mall.
Dress Siihs.--Plain and back dress siln
Black figured and fancy Go.
Changeat- silks and satins;
Plain. blue, red green. anu pink SILKS,
White satin and Bonn-: silks
NOTIONS:
Linen cotton and thread laces and edgings;
GIIups, I1cou.t, SATIN siocks anf csnbEics;
Gents bIacA, fancy, silk and ginghan cravAt>'
Ladies' and gents white linen and fancy pocket
baudke rChIris.
Ladies and gents silk, cotton and hc Gloves;
90. pic Me net gloves and mitis
Cents black, white, and coored cotton Hoes;
Ladies . 90.
cashnlc re, silk and
lambs wool Hoes;
Black and fancy six and bul'!o" fF.nees;
do 90 linen CO.
W h!te curtain CO.
Velvet Ribbons; white and colored SIX in thread,
SPOOL thread, combs, thi1nhies, suspencer-,
rocket BOOKS, CARPET sacks, sewing silks. home
made and Scotch thread. Looking Glasses,
wall and window paper. Umbrellas. Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes. Dress Buttons. TaIiors' and
Dress Trimmings. pain and fancy Ribbons OF
all widths; Cap Ribbons, &c. &c
\ good assortment 0! ShaWlS, of GiiItren
stvies aud widths.
DONESTICS:
Bed tickings, apron ana mariner schecAs, wager
coverings;
Bleached, brown AMI colored Dri!I"S..
co do DO Nus!ins-ail widths
DO do Linen and cotton table covers;
Linen and cotton baggngs, Nankins, and icias;
jeans. Lin>evs, red, " bite and green Fianneis
Hats. Caps. Groceries. Hardware,
<eucensxNH Cutlery. sc.
as can be found III this city; in short,
he mas COOP stock Of Goods and he is deter
mined 10 sell them CHEAP for Cash exchange
for approved country produce.
The citizens Of Richmond and surrounding
country, are respectfully invited to call ana OK
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STOVES! STOVES!

and Tin ShOp.---MULFORD f.
UNDERWOOD, respectfully informs the ciii-
zeus o: Richmond and vicinity, that he has
REMOT ED one door East of the Sloan House,
and has JUS, received a large lot Of
Cooking and ParlOr stoves.
To-wit: Tie Alright Stranb; Iron Witch;
Eureka; Cooks Delight; Reliance. Self Reeu-
Iating Paror; Lady Washington; Scroll Air
Tight Cottage do; Meeting House and Shop
Stoves. and lot of very heavy Premiums; all
of which he will sell CHEAP
ALso.-Pois. SIX iiet>, StovePipe, &c. &c
NV beat, Oats, and orn, taken in exchange
for Stores, &c.
Richmond, Sept. oh, 1850. 39:ly lod
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rofal falatters, Notices, ST.
REMEMBER NOT TO FORGET,
The Agricultural Meeting at Cen'rev'i'e'
-, Saturday, the 3Oth inst.
NrCounc,l meets next Tuesday night
...k dec. 3rd. y at 6 o'clock.

rReader. look At that new sign at
IA. e.-drofwarC & uocS,-that's the
~ !. reads Backwards" drap" in and
canine their Goods and prices. While
- think OF it, we will say that among
,he fancy and substantial things, worth
having is well as seeing there is beauti
fnl miniature bus, Of Powers celebrated
~Greek Slave!" This, however, is not
IN he taken as a sign that our friends
Scott Crawford will bust, although they
sell their Goods cheap enough for that. if
they hadn't bough. 'em so as TO afford
them at such low rates !--fac'.
rTslking about No. G, and the good
assortment of Good. TO be had there, re-
minds Us that we have neglected 10 turn
over u least tro Pages in the Dry Goods
line, at No. 2e - is not vet too late to
refer to the excellent stock Of Goods a,
the establishment Of the Messrs. PAIGE.
and we therefore invite our readers 10
permit some Of their surplus coin to ring
on their counter, and exchange that and
their produce for No. s2's good, comfort
able Winter Goods.
0JSpeakiny about ringing, also re-
minds US that we have not yet paid our
respects to Friend Balls establishment,
Ut No. Ga. His shelves, drawers, &c.
are crowded and filed tul of plain and
fancy Goods ,-they're like the tunes Of
cold hundred" and "auld lang svne:"
good at all times and in all seasons and
they 1--WE mean the Goods are sold a,
low, swimming rates. Cal! and examine
Tor yourselves.
VI The idea of srinlming, together
with that advertisement in another column.
brings forcibly to our minds that there is
a"Rail. Road Grocery" on the North
West corner Of Main and Franklin SITS,
owned by our friends Finley & Co
they have full assortment OK every thing
usually kept by the trade, and are pre-
pared to furnish .Uoosicr's Nests, .Bach-
elor's UaUS,' every body, and printers,
with the comforts and luyuries OF life, al
the lowest cash prices. Call and see 'em.
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LATEST Arrival Of Winter Goods:
wILLIAM BELL
LippincOtt'S Buildings. No. 81,
Main ST., kiclInO nd, Ind.

HAS received his WINTER SUPPLY,
III which, with his previous stock, comprises
general and very extensive assortment Of
DRY GOODS, \/GROCERIES.
BOOTS, \ QCEENSW ARE.
SHOES, /\HARDWARE, &c
The DRY GOODS consist Of the following
VIZ: BROAD CLOTHS. CAsSINERES, SAT
TlNETTS. JEANS. VE5TINGS, &c.
Mluiiiln Dress, Bonnet and Lining Sllks;
5a,ims; Atigha,rs; fouIarI Venitiams; Barng-s:
Tissues, Raw SILKS, C4nlet Lustrrs; Linen
Gipghan.; Lawns; Cal.coes; Cotton Ginghams !;
Alpaccn Lustres; French Merinos, Cashme res !;
De LANES; California fiaICs etc. etc. PLAIN
and figured Swiss, plaid and striped do: p!aId
and strip J aconets, Cambric-. Mulls. Nansoohs,
Bishop Lawns, IntIa Se-rhaud and Book Mus
ans; Embroidered Evening Dresses: Under-
handa-rch,-f-; Cap-s; Collars; Cutfe; Under-
sleeves; ; " ISIS aud Jacon-tt Eogngs and lnser-
lions; Window Curtains, by the pair or yara..
Dimiiy Berlin Cord, for san Bonneis; Nankin;
Damask; Gra,s-cioih. Corded and Marsriiirs
Skir.t; Irish Linen; Table Liaen; Da'nasH la
ble Cloths ana y aphins; Linen Sheetines; Pillow
Case Linen; Counterpanes; Flanneis: Drills;
Sh-etings and Shir,ings; Mus.ins; Diaper; fr.
Cambria. and Linen Lawns
Sh:l wis, Scarfs, &C., &c.
Barag-. Grape. silk. Tibet, De Lame. Raw
Silk, and SIlk-ne SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Berag., Cause, and Lace Wells; Plain, Hem
stitched. Revered and Embroidered Line IL Hand
krrchiefs, Thread, Lsle, Brussels. six Blonde
aud other LACE and EDGINGS, Plain and
Figured Bobbia-tt, SILK and Cotton Lusion;
Grape; Grippe Lisse; Six and Cotton HosIiRY
and GLOVES. in variety; HATS; BoENETS;
-, UMBRELLAS Fans; Gin,ps; Frnges;
EGCPARASOLS Bonnet, Cap ana Belt RE
- BoNs, Ee!ve,s; Buttons: Thread. Needles,
and very general and spitndId assert
larnt of Trim innings, and variety of other
G. O . DS.
U.vi,, da ,erynined To coufin- i,i,us.If more
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English, French and American Black and Fame!
Cassmeres;
French doe skin and cashmeret;
Black and fancy silk satin and worsted Nesiings
Marseiles, black. white and fancy CO.
9Ro11nS11S2
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ISAAC l.. DICKINSON, respectfully IN
forms his frie nds a1I the public, t!:a; he con
tinues business on Man street nearly opposit
the Bank and East of Lyudcs' Store, where h
has on hand. anu oti-re for sale, general as
soItu.ent Of
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4 u ex in:lry case Of ScrOf0ln
cured by the sole use Of DIR. Guy.
sOtt'S Compound syrup.

I, val Be seen By tbs certificate, that this IN n
has been under the treatment Of several cole
bratst ply sieans, for the past ght years. with
OAK cosiying any benefit, aud has been effecsual-
~ cured by the use OF II lew bottles OF Dr. Ouy-
sott's Compound syrup:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
IItS, Caps. Groceries. Hard wa re.
<sucenswRre, Cutlery. &c.

He Has as good an assorFtnent OF KSOO1S sShd<s
SikOcS. as can be found III this city; in short
lac. mas a GOOD stock Of Goods and he is deter
mined to sci them CHEAP 70. Cash exchange
for approved country produce.
The citizens Of Richmond and surrounding
country. respectfully invited to call ana e1-
anime his goods and prices
Richmond, 9th mo- -, leotf. 4iti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-20
NEW GOODS on uAND:--r. I.
Fan and Winter Dry Goods,

Ferguson. respectfully informs his
stoiners and the public, tina, he has Just re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-03-07
EyANGElICAL 'cEERGYMENs
 FROM HUNGARY.

A elssieal eAileHAn by the name q
 yimrneE Tor many years an active eyasl- eelicai clergyman iA Hungary, has Ys
 cenily rrised in New York He is | sisli6s q Austrian despotism, and Ike nsany other exiies, hasreached this conn try eomparaiiseIy Niihoht Esseurees, but desirousof laboring wherever Providence nay direct. Mi. Wimmer attended q recent meeting of tke Executive Copmitr Ess of the American Tract Society, md related many most interesting facts con earning the religious and political condi- tion of his illAfated country. He has been the cCnespsndgnt of this Society some years; And5has had the distribuliCn ol tIls gIafuitonA tfaetsyshieh they baEe sent out. there; Good books, Mf. Winas fher remaFlIs, aFe circulated in Hunga
 without mol slssiOn, and hc has. .reeelsss IY been informed that about 5000 bibles iaFe been disEri6aledin Raab. 2 Hnasa- sina eiiy 0n sEse Uanhbe. MF. ilaIask v KS &tFFsSNy @ ys