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ri. iD1-tl lDE CDFI7iNS,
S.Case Cutting.

{ 'IIt. subscribe spectfully informs the pub
lie and hs friends, that he still continue
the stone Cutting business in kichmo nd ,on Mar
kct street. opposite the Public School House, ana
is prepared 10 furnish cut stone Of every kind
the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand tand expects shortly TO receive an addi-
tional supP'y,) i complete assortment Of
iNthitl} HtHbLU 4 OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have before been sold in this city.
Pain ans! Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style aud to order Call and ex-
anime his aesortIne ut aud prices
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. Dec. -, 1919 3Stf'4.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHlNeroN, Jan. 90, 1850.

SrSArE.-Sundry petitions and memo
rails were presented and referred.
Mr.. Seward presented the resolutions
Of The New York Legislature. in favor OF
anpropriatino . portion Of public lands to
linncarian Refugees. and the freedom Of
public lands to actual settlers.
After some routine business, the Senate
,e,umed the special order Of the day, be-
ing the bill providing for the better execu-
zion Of the laws for the recapture OF fuSi-
tive Slaves.
Mr.. Mason spoke at some length in IA
yor of the BILL lie had no idea that even
II the bill passed il would remedy the evil.
lie contend ed tina; :nc Constitution made IT
the duty Of Free States TO recapture and
deliver fugitive slaves taking refuge within
its borders. lie urged that the master
should be permitted to enter any house or
grounds for the purpose Of capturing his
slaves, without being liable TO action tor
trespass. In conclusion. he hoped the
bill would pass. 1t was the only peace
able remedy. and if measure afiording
effectuaI protection were not adopted he
would recommend his people as matter
of necessity, to provide by law for reprisal
upon the property Of non-slaveholding
Sales.--future was no other way by
which the South could secure repress for
the great loss her people sustained in con-
sequence Of the intentional failure Of the
North to execute its federal obligations.
Mr.. Seward gave notice of substitute
for the bill to effect the same legal remedy
which was read.
Mr. Footc followed in some sarcastic
remarks relative to the Senator from New
York.
Mr.. Seward replied. lie said Mr.
Chase who had been called from his sea,
by intelligence OF severe domestic Dereave
,ncnt, desired addressing the Senate on
the subject.
The farther consideration OF bills was
postponed till tomorrow, and after execu-
tive session, the Senate adjourned.
lloUsE.-Mr. Tuck presented a memo
rial praying that all National disputes be
settled by arbitration. and asking Govern
ment to enter into a treaty for q Congress
Of Nations to arrange mode Of settle
mcnt. Referred to the Committee OF,
Foreign Affairs.
\ large number Of petitions were pre-
scented. among them several praying io'
donations Of public lands to Soldiers o
the War of 1919. and for the cons,ruc
ton Of a Railroad to the Pacific
Memorials were presented from Yer
mont. and elsewhere. asking for the estab
lishment OF a Bureau OF Agriculture
Referred to the Committee on Agriculture
After some time spent enGeavoring &c
refer the subject Of Peace Congress 20 {
select committee, the House adjourned
without coming to a conclusion.
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4 REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.

DR. .ROWEL'S having associated his faith
- er, Joseph Howels' SEN, in business with
him. wishes to saw to the public that they design
carving n the Drug business under the firm Of
Howeii's & 60. TREY have removed their Store
to No. i. in The new buding few doors west,
where they will be prepared TO furnish every
thing in the line Of Drugs. Med cines. Che nica's.
Paints; Oils; DYES; Glass; Brushes; &c. &c,
of the best quality in the market, and viii sell at
the lowest prices. They warrant every thing
they sell. and especially request any who rs
not satisfied with any article they may buy of
them. to return i, and their money shall be re-
funded they determined to give satisfac-
ton all They have fitted up their room at
great cost. and are prepared to supply all de
,nands. and fill all orders. Call at No. 4.
Richmond, January %, 1850. Sc
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LOOK AT THlSl

TINE undersigned. having sold out HE stock
&c. in the Hating business, to his sons.
Der OF unsettled accounts. begs leave to inform all
indebted to call and settle. either by paying cash
or giving their notes. The books aud accounts
are a, the old stand. By attending to this no
tice soon TROUBLE vii; be saved TO those iu-
terested
To his old customers.
The undersigned would return his thanks for
the libc raj patronage the have ext- nicd TO him.
anu he hopes thew will continue their favors to
the firm of W Il. & W. Shearou, who keep on
ha nd at ali times, an assortment Of
Hats and Cups.
" hich they selling at tair and reasonable
prices. CALEB SHEAEON.
Richmond, 1911, mo. Goth. lSl9. III
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Illness Of Mr.. Calhoun.

ASHINGToN. Sunday. Jan. 27.--The
disc ase with which Mr.. Calhoun is suffer
ing has unexpectedly taken an unfavora-
bic turn. and the most serious apprehen-
sions at the hour Of this writing is enter
tanned. both by his physicians and friends
as 10 his recovery You need not be
surprised to hear of his dccease at any
moment. nor is it an impossbiIiiy that he
may after all recover. The issue is with
Him alone. who but wills and it is accom-
plished. and whose ways are past finding
out.-IN. Y. Tribune.
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Gt0rpcntcr's PREcIrrrArED EXTRACT OF
! PERUVIAN BARK-This extract contains all
the active principle Of the Bark. in highly con-
centrated form. 1t is a valuable remedy in Fee
yer and Ague. 1t is much more efectuai, and
safer than Quinine. and good deal che sper.--
For sale at DR.. Howel's Drug Store, No. I6,
Main street.
Oct. "a, lal9. 44:tf
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For all hardened Jumps, gals, stiff comp SLANT,
dis.emper, sore eyes, blindness, fatuent collie.
sweeney. &c ia horses, II G. Farrell's Arabian
Linme mt has acquired reputation that 10 med
cine Of the kind enjoyed, and is equally
effcacious for erysipel.s, coughs and coi4s, sa't
rheum, sick headache, sore throat, burns, sore
breasts, chiIbIains, &c, in mar.
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DuEllaie'> Patent Moti,-fsroOf
Bee
TPatented july 31St, 1912.

HE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he has procure,i the right
Of this valuable patent for the State OF INDIANA.
(eXceptiuG IA few countless ana will dispose OF
the same 10 persons wishing to englgt. in prof
table enterprise, either by County or Township
Rights
1t will be seen by the highly respectful tes-
tDony IN favor Of this Hive, that it is Of
the best Patents of the kind offered to the
public. The subscriber will take pleasure in
producing numerous certificates, among winch
are those Of s;E,BERRY FoRD. Governor OF Ohio.
Hon. J. K. GIDpIxGs, BENJAMIN K SIiKfvt:, &c,
&c aud also il diploma from the great y gricultu-
raj L air held at Syracuse, n. DIRK; with the
testimony Of several committees of other agri-
cultural societies. Persons DESTROYS Of purcia
sing, VIII please address, post paisi,
r. 4. Ut tI1ALE.
Richmond, Wayne Co.. IN I.
Dec 2G lSig. lii
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NEW sTOvE sT0RRIl

I1HE undersigned has commenced TIE Stevo
business in the room Gently occspied By
Thomas O'flsrra, on Main street. and has sew
hand the largest and most extensive assess-
meui Of Stoves ever breoght 10 this city. which
he will sell at slight shade above the Cinciasa.
81 prices. His assortment embraces:
ThcFuruacc Premium stove Of
several sizes. with heavy plates. and perfect ia
most simple ani efficient stoves in use.
Foundry Premium Stove, Of all the
diti- rel .nar- IN the west.
Cooks Delight, cne Of The beat Of the
premium patterns.
The Superior stove. NEST convent
ent md neat Cooking Apparatus.
The lsisssKup stove. tor large or smsli
families
The DOublc-Ovcn Cooking stove
which, is sad to cotnhine advantages found 10 No
other stove.
The Furnace Seven Plate. desgs-
ed for shops. stores. churches. &c.
RcSOr'S Six Plate. 70. slrre purposes.
Re>cr's Partnerships parior-D~m
paror-I;recn's atr-teht ?arlor-Roots ar.
tight par!o.. snd either stoves for the sitting
room paror. goiten up IN the neatest, and ae
the same time The most substantial style. Inc
utmost care has been fsk-n IN the selection 81
his stock, aud il is confidently believed to en-
brace the mos, popular stoves now im use. not
only for beauty ana elegaNce OF design aud nm
sh. but for convenience aud utility.
HOLLOWAY W are. for all culinary purposes
-sngarketiies. odd lids OF all sizes. sud isonss
and almost every article usually kept in sech es-
tabiis!ine hts.
lie will also furnish Ia er,.er all kinds OF I00
Ware. made of the best materials aud hy ex-
perienced workmen. - The trimmings TOT
stoves are made here, and warranted 10 10 Of
the best quality
In entering upon this husincss, We arc deter
mined TO furnish the public With just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing 10 Pur.
chase are invited To call and examine for hrns-
selves and all shall h. sai fled as tho price
quality and terms.
-" Approved Country Produce taken IN ef-
change for stoves, at the highest market prize.
WILLIAM WIGGlNS.
Dec, 5,i. 1919 5Otf
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Family Grocery and Provisions
Il q IL Il:

1rN1E undersigned respectfully informs tile
Il people Of the city Of Richmond and SUR
rounding country, that ne has opened the above
business in
STARTS ROW, NO. SO, MAIN STREET.
His stock consists, in part, Of Molssses; Loaf.
Crushed and Brown Sugars: Youag Tyson.
Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas--from
37A cents to 81 " ib.; Rio and Free.Labor Of
fee; Chocolate; ground and I'M ground Pepper,
Allspice, Cinnamon and Cloves; Ginger, Nut:
megs, Window. Glass; Starch, Sale ratus, Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars!
Snuff, Vinegar, Soap, Candies, Indigo. shoe and
scrub Brushes. Cordagr. Fish. w ash Boards.
Buckets. Churns and Baskets: BrooIns, Wood
Saws, ShoveIs, Pitch Forks Hatchets, Pocket
Knives and variety of Fancy Notions; Candle
Wick, Batting; Earthcn, Stone, yellow and
Rockingham Ware--cHEAr; ksnhawa and Lake
Salt, Eaisins, Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot, Glass
Jars, Salts, Dried Beef, Peaches aud Apples,
Bacon, Candies, Cheese. Crackers. Cakes, &c
U-Sait, Cheese, Teas. Pepper. Ailspice, Gin
namon, Starch and Candy, AT Wholesale.
He is prepared 10 furnish his customers with
GROCERIES,, on GOOD TERMS; and will sell
any thing in his line CHEAP for CASH or sppro-
we'd COUNTRY PHoDCcE. A reasonable price will
be given for all available Produce.
IFLoUR. CoRx-MEAr, CoRx, Oars, GsousD
FEED, ArrLEs, PorAToEs and other vegetables.
are kept for sale at No 50!
ELI GRIFFITH
Richmond, 10Th mo- 3Isf, ls49. 45tf
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FUWEi.!.@, u co. inform their customer rs
{ z and all the rest that they now receiving
additions their Stock of DRUGs AMI MEDICINES;
all pure and FRI sl. nd sold the most reasona-
bic terms They particularly request any person
buying Of them, who is not satisfied with the
ticle purchased. return II ami they will re fu nd
the money they warrant every thing they sell
and are dtfefnti,ted 10 gre sdtisfactioa.
Ij-Ca! at No. 1, Main street, Richmond.
Jan. ~, 1850. l.tf
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STOVE WAREHOUSE.
THE PRICE or STOVES REDUCED.


IN J. DAkI(:lS, thankful for past favors.
Il would inform the public, that lac has Re-.
duced the prices on all Of his Stoves, Bucks
Patent among the rest. lie keeps fArStf as
sortment than any other House. His stock
consists Of / sizes Bucks Patent Air Tight
Double oven, aud , sizes Single oven, this stove
is warranted to perform better than any Stove
offer .d the boilers the fire, aud il has
a larger than any other Stove. The great
~ reduced price will give all persons q chance
to get one Of those invaluable Stoves. lie also
keeps 4 sizes Victory Premimm, large orems ssd
hcary pia''s, sizes iata Premiums, Iargr
boilers and Orens. 4 sizes Saratoga Air Tight:
Stanley; sizes Gothic; sizes & plates; y
sizes plates; 3 sizes 10 plate, boiler hoies ~
TOP; sizes Russia Iron SELF regulators and
tciMout.
Drum, Paror, and all other kinds Of Stove.
that are kept in any Stove establishment. These
stoves made from the best Scotch and Amer
lean Iron, and warranted to stand fire for ono
year; if plates break others furnished gratis.
All kinds Of hollow ware, kettles pots, ovens,
skilets, Steam kettles, Andirons, Wagon Box
es, Porch Steps. Sad Irons. &C., &c. All kinds
Of Tin ware made and kept on hand. Cope :,
Brass and Brittana ware, u full assortment
Persons would do well 10 give him CALI the y
will find Stoves cheap enough at No. ~, oppo-
site Brightwell's Store. There arc no Buck Il
Stoves, nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold here
but by the subscriber.
Dec, 18th, 1919. 5lIf
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LOOK Az E3i.s.

4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted tc
~ the undo rsgned, are hereby not fed to come
forward and make prompt settlement, either by
pa wing the cash giving their notes; a. | mus
and will have settlements
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond Jan. 30. 1850. eff
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nORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE
D-aremedy unsurpassed for spelling rorms
warranted TO contain nothing of poisonous
character, but is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. I have lust received FRESH
SUPPLY of the above valuable medicine whicl,
am prepared TO sell by the single bottle doz
country merchants can obtain il here by the
dozen or gross. Call at u No. %, opposite the
Bank, at the Store of JOHN HAlNES.
Richmond, Nov. ~. Isl9. SG-tf
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H0H0 DIS ,da ~, NA1Ls: H., ,....,
30 dozen door locks, white and dark mime 1;.!
knohbs;
% dozen latches, various patterns:
Window springs. surplus pms. bell Snob'S. and
almost every article in the iine of Butler 5
Hardware, for sale bv
FLETCHER & BENTON.
No % corner Pearl and MaIn st, one door west
Of Bank.
December ), l-i9. 5!
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tt! Z II 4 6 Ii IS 0 II,
s..5.r..... stzss. <'of-ias-Es :s;acE

= - 81. az ga. - 49, a. fA>s"
80 E@P1.CTi CI.I.I informs the people Of
! q. Richmond and vicinity, that lie keeps on
han.--
lDl-tIlDE COFFINS,
ana i.,tAe. prepared with r"nteel HEARSE,
aud viii rive prompt and particular attention to
Funeral arrangements. He viii make collins
al the shortest notice, either day night.
j. lie has recently purchased Il stock of Ma
HoG,NY ana " AI.Nrr A EE.R and CORAL VAR
vIs!I, and has no hesitation III saving that he will
b.. al to give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. j. = HOP on Pearl street. few doors
South Of Main.
Richmond, July lth, 1918. lCtf
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City Bakery, Candle Factory, a


PAXSON, LEWIS & Co., NO..5j,
South East Corner Of Mai" and Marion streets !:
RICHMoND, INDIANA:
T1AVE Just opened a splendid assortment OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,. which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail.
a. Raisins, Figs, Cheese. Herring. Sugar,
Candies, &c. &C., for sale cheap
I-They prepared to furnish "wedding
fxngs,' in the shape Of Pound Cake, to all who
may apply. Call and them.
I-CANDI-Es for sale by the Box or Pound.
and the highest price in c ash paid for BEEVES
and TALLOW.
Bread, Cakes, Crackke rS, &C.,
Fresh and Good, on hands at all times; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such Beef, Pork, Veal, &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity TO call and see them; and il
they go away dissatisfied empty handed, i;
shall not be the fault of
PAXSON, LEWIS & CO.
Nov %, 1919. 5ltf
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Il. q. q r.

Meet on Friday evening OF each week. at o.
o'clock. Hall in LIppe ncott's new Duil1ing. OPP
posite the Huntington House.
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SSsGyiCs. Forks, DC.
g2:.E- ;aasia Oats straw!

!, TIL. highest lnerlct price paid for Linen
and cation i.e-s.au.. oats straw: either III Cash,
Or Paper an. BOOKS. 1t Cash prices. by
j. Z. Ai5Nii.N HALL.
EicI;no,d. iug. ~til. l. -. 5tf
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EN7E have lust received a lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter CO.
baush. of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
ORDER all kinds and sizes of Window Shuttle RS
and Blinds. made Of the best seasoned pine, war
ranted. Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond, la.
Dec. -, 1919 33-tf
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Ad salinistrator's Sale.

EAONu1n1StEe1lOrS SS116e
WI ILL be sold, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
w February next, at the late residence Of
Harmon Shower, deceased, the following perso-
nal property Of said decedent. to-wit: Two
horses, two horse Wagon; two good carts, plows;
harness; corn; good milk COW; cutting-box; a
saddle, and other articles not necessary to
mention.
Sale TO commend at IL o'clock on said day,
when terms W i'll be made known and due ate nd
ance given by
HENRY SHOWER, Admir-
CATHARINE SHOWER, admir-.
Richmond, Jan l6, 1850. Ats
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Webb Lodge. No. ~:

Meets on Friday evening next at early cancle-
lighting, in the Hall in the ii story OF the
Bargis building, on Main street
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Wagons for sale.

VIE Undersigned has for sale two Two
l. Horse Wagons, one Of which 10 nessiy
new, the other considerably worn. AIse, . sets
Of double Harness, ehat l. nesriy new. Any
pessos ishipg to purchase will do we'll BY cali
ing II No. ~. Main street. opposite the Bass,
Richmond, Indiana. JOHN HA1NES.
5th mo. 9th, 1ez9. 2O-tf
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ME EFT NC 5.

SssSsszz Clark Division, No. 3, Sons Of Tenn
TAX perance.-ITM Meet every Wednesday
E8 eve ming, at 81 o'cl'k.
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NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.

AUG4 " VAAxAA43 Ao04A 400A0AAAAA&SAU 4
ME Undersigned respectfully informs the
people of Richmond nd surrounding coum-
try. that his C1HA R NJ ANUFA("TORH.
is on South Marion street, and his
w A R r. IL OOM
is on Main street, +. J. Bargis' Stare Store,
where he will keep on hand, at all times. Wind
sor, Fancy and Spring Seat Chairs. Walnut
and Mahocany Boston Rocking Chairs. large
Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; in fact he is prepared
to manufacture every thing in the CHAIn line.
Persons wanting a fine and good article Of
Chairs need not go to Cincinnati, as he is pre-
pared 70 furnish good article and at low
wishing to purchase are requested to call and see.
JOB GREEN.
Richmond. April 25, 1919. 1877
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Full and Dress Cloth.


Is at IIowells' Drug Store. where large
i stock Of Mineral Teeth, from the Manufac
Thomn & Bernhard can be had al manufacture
ers prices. aiso. Gold and Tin Foil. Files, For
ceps, &c. Plaster Of Paris, and every thing that
Dentists need Please call at No. 1, Main street
Oct. 3, $40 42-tf
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that he has put the House, well as the whole
establishments in first rate order for the accom-
notation ofthe travelling public with the deter
rlination that he Will not be outcome in the
west for kind and close attention to those thu,
una Y favor him with call. No pains shall be
spared for t..e comfort and endowment of his
gCes;s.-In short. lac is determined to keep Il
good ami orderly house, and make every per
tina, calls him At home. HIS charge shall
be Is oyg Il, any iicusc Of the kind III the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied if in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past favor-,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceire4, and n his humble way, shall be returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1919. 43-'45tf
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OOKGNG.1;LA9D PLAFVD AGAIw...A
i 4 new recruit. comprising all sisss. from : -
8 10 Is >e 30. and cut to 1T any size frame CzlA
at HOWELLS' Drss store.
Nov. p.
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Wasilias.tOnilIl Sccicty,

1i'3i--, in the Hall Of the :. T, next
Monday evening, Feb. H. at early candle
lighting.
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Kew store and New Goods!

&. SHOW Err & CO.,
forner Of NIL and Pearl streets, Richmond Ia,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
/ / the public, that they have recently made
additions to their former stock, and that they
nowhave for sale general variety Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queens ware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, &C., DC &c.
Their assert ment embraces almost every article
usually kept in such cstab!ishments--th Goods
have been selected with much care for style and
quality. and will be sold as low, # not little
iotrer than at any store in town. Their Goods
are for sale, and rW be sold at small profits
there's no mistake--CAIL AND EXAMINE.
All kinds of approved Produce received in
exchange for Goods.
IL Flour, Corn-meni, Corn, Oats, Bran, DC,
&c. for sale at all times.
November 2Sth, 1919. 49:3m
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a. s.aE-g.f1sD.
\. +. ScDTr
J. Z. NJ
Fresh Arrival.

gTiiI. citizens OF T. edmond and vicinity are
respectfully Informed that we have received
aud openci, direct from the Eastern Cities. one
Of the most extensive and desirable stocks Of
II +. !, & IL 4 \ - Il j..
ever before offered. and at prices that cannot and
stall not be beat,
SCOT T & CO.
0-t-N. r, All kinds of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
Richmo nd, Dec II, 1919. lift
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E OOk IYcrc.--The very highest price in
4 \ cash, will be given for good Irish potatoes,
Butter, Apples, and New Cider. at No 30 Starr
Row. ELI GRIFFITH.
stmo end, 1850. 2:tf
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For Sale.
A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
IN HOUSE, situated on6th street, near the
contemplated Railroad Depot.
Also "A first rate Peg Machine, and
fixtures, entirely new. Anyperson wishing TO
engage in the manufacture of Shoe Pegs. will
find It to their advantage byappiyiDg
S. G. DUGDALE.
Richmond, Dec. 5th, lSl9 50:3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TIME Directors Of the Richmond Bridge and
Il Turnpike Company will receive sealed pro-
posals at the Tan-yard Office Of William Ken
worthy 4 Son, until IL o'clock NJ, of the 26th
inst, for the trading and Masonry Of the entire
line OF said Road. Plans and Specifications of
said work may be seen at the above named
place, from and after the Goth inst
BY order of the Board,
JOHN II. HUTTON, See'y.
Feb. s, Is.0. "a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-06

LNANCY SOAFS-Ali kinds of Fancy Sha
l. wing and Toilet Soaps; also. CASTLE ane
Olive Soaps, for sale. wholesale and retail at
Nov. 81 HOWELLS' Drug Store.