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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-04-25

a Executions in Massaehusetis.- Tho mum
Der Of executions in this Commonwealth, du.
ring the past 20 years, nuder senterce passed
by the Supreme Judicial Court, is 8.
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The Compromise Committee In the Sem

In the Senate, on Friday last, the Honora
Bile Henry Clay was elected chairman of the
Select Committee of Thirteen, and Messrs
Cass, Dickinson, Bright Webster Phelps
Cooper King, Mason, Downs, Mangum, Bell
Berrien, were, on the next ballot, elected
the remaining members Of the Committee
without opposition.
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81 Louis, April 22.-The jury in The Mon
tesquion case, unable TO agree, wore dischar-
ged on Saturday morning
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Second sceek.


COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Second s0eek.
+ Monday % April 1850, the Court appoin,
Col. Hiram R. Kline Committee of the per-
son and estate of Matthias Kline, found to
be a lunatic; and directed the costs OF the
Inquest and of the trial in Court, to be paid
out of the estate of the said Matthias Kline
Henry Hartman This was an action to re-
u.s. cover the rent of house
Noah s. Prentis. and lot in Bloomsburg.
The Plaintiff had leased the premises for q
year to one Penman at certain During
the year Penman relet to Prentis, and the lat.
ter again relet 10 man named Jones, who
continued to occupy until the expiration Of
the year. The defendant contended that he
was not liable Is ne had not actually occupied
the premises. The Verdict was for Dsfen.
dant. Clark for Plf., Weaver & Buckalew
for Defendant.
In the matter of the contested election in
Danville Borough, the depositions were read
by Mr. Baldy, from which il appeared that Al
the late Borough election there were some
more votes for Justice of the Peace in the
box when they were counted off than there
were names on the list of voters; and some
of these voters also deposed that they had
not voled for Justice of the Peace. Some
tickets in the box were in punches. The
court set aside the election, and new one ia
to be held.
Action for balance due
Merasssh Bowman, on contract for boating
Us. iron-ore from Blooms.
Joseph sharpless. burg to Berwick.
Claim s57 Sc
Plaintiffs relied upon written agreemen,
for the delivery of the ore, which did no
state whether it should be gross or neat
Defendant admitted to be due TO plaintiff
e4,40 ard defended the balance on the
ground that in the absence of stipulation
in the contract, the custom of the country
would rule and the cus,ome being to buy
sell and boat ore in gross; in the absence o
contract, he was no, bound to pay as pc
calculation in neat-Verdict for Plaintiff Sc,
6o--upon entry Of Verdict defendants Coun
sal obtained rule to show cause why tn,
costs shosld not be paid by Plaintiff. as /,
tender Of S10-was made to him before ap
peal was entered, the suit having originates
before Justice Of the Peace.
Bancroft & Stewart for Plaintiff and Jack
son & Hurley for Defendant.
Lloyd Thomas Ejec.ment. This case wa
". tried on Tuesday and We'd
Peter Mourer. nesday, and is OF no genera
interest. Plea,ants for plaintiff-Comly 70
DefeIjans.
The next case tried was Levi Ashton us
Abraham Cool. This was an action of tres
pass, but only nominal damages were claim
ed, as the main point in the case was to tes
the title to some land. Comfy and Bancroft
for Plaintiff. Hurry and Montgomery for de
| fendant.
The arbitrators in the case Of D. N. Kown
over u.s. The Danville Bridge Company re-
ported an award in favor Of the plaintiff 10
s1ss6,42.
The jury in the case of Lloyd Thomas y,
Peter Mourer returned verdict FOR defen
dant.
In the case of the Com. o. C. F. Man
ct al, the defendants counsel Withdrew thei
appearance from tho record, and judgmen
went by default for the Commonwealth.
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vv. B. PALMER, general newspaper, sub
eription, and advertising agent, NJ W. Corner
of Third and Chsstaid streets, Philadelphia,
wE. w. CAM, u States newspaper agent,
Third and Walnua ss., opposite the Exchange,
Philadelphia, and st ae
wGEoRGE PRATr, i64 Nassau street, Nee
York. ,eiu receive and receipt for subscriptions
and advertisements for The !'Stdr of the North"
II C. PIERCE Gsnsrat Advertising Agent,
Bulletin Buildings Phila., is also agent for sub.
scription and advertising in the Star Of ht
North. ..
US. M. GILMORE, SR., ,riu act as our agea'
at Ber,c;ck, Pa, in reeeicing and reeeiptsng 70,
subscriptions, Advertisements aud job-,cork Ad'
rsrtisements left ,cith him ON Tuesday ,ria up
near in our paper Of the -sdme tceek. Au order
Or job-,vork fl scifh him .ria be attended to i'm
ynedidtclg. r. @i
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illustrations of his sFsument: The latter
went overthe esidencsfor the sfepce and
appealed with hemphssis to the inty against n
verdict that would subject the! Tfaverser to a
curtailment Of his rights in regard to his
property, and perhaps also TO personal res
traint. i--~
( Saturday morning MIR. Comfy conclu-
ded for the Commonwealth, reviewing the
whole case, and replying 10 the objections
urged by the defence. J
After a charge by his Honor Judge Antho.
ny, the jury retired and the Court adjourned
In the afternoon the jury came into cour
with Verdict in favor OF the CoMMosxELrH
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We have been Eiudly furnished with tho
solowing interesting letters froma California
emigrant- Mr.. Benjamin. Lodge ayoung
man formerly of this county, a son Of Mr.
Jonathan Lodge OF White Hall. The 6rss
gives an interesting account of travels in the
.-.:ll-.-~~. - = L. .l
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-21

q CoTToN BLANxErr.---Machineryh has lately been
invented, by which blankets, that to all appear
ance are entirely wool are chiefly made with cot
ton. The cotton-thread is wound with wooden
thread, pretty much as the steel wire OF piano is
wound with silver WIRE The process is performed
so cheaply that the difference in the price Of the
material makes a good large profit to the manu-.
facturer while he can afford his article compare
tiyely low ,ai.t Z. III. d. -s..tr1 .Ec- u.-fi 3
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-21

A QUESTION INpEEp.--The following question
is said to have created tremendous excitement
before the Hardscrabble Debating institutions;
"What is the difference between there being
conscience enough in all women, and women
enough in all conscience!''
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-06-21

/ RAIL RoAp MOVEMENTS. North Mississippi is
enlisng her capitalists in the project of construct
ing a railroad to connect Memphis with the
Georgia and Souh Carolina railroads. 49,,
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- 7f q sgHlN ms slE37oRHh iaHinE $3.50
- -o-iys4 ago 3.alA dl,g ,S1Jiss " mia.s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

EEcnsirc Tea EHabishm|n'.--W c
invite the attention of our merchants. gro
GERS. and others Of eastern Indiana, 10
the advertisement Of Ecazcy & Co. OF
Cincinnati. There is perhaps no cstab-
lishmcnt in the west which does an equal
mount Of business. or winch has a high
or character for the quality of their Teas.
They are enabled 10 keep on hands al al
times. the creates, variety of Teas. and
on as good terms as they can be purchas-
ed in the east or west
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

Coringion Fonndery-ln another col.
umn will be found an advertisement, Of g.
W. Ball. the en,erPrising proprietor Of the
Covins,on Foundcry. lie is the manu-
fac,urcr Of almost every variety of Parlcr
and Cooking Stoves. among the latter the
Universe and Telegraph Stoves are the
most popular styles in the west The ex-
tent OF his business. and the great vcrietv
OF his assortment. enables him to make IL
the i.,crest of all dealers TO purchase q
him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

>ht subscriber respectfully inform the pub
u nc ana his friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business IN Richmond,on Mar
ket street, opposite the Public School House. and
- prepared TO furnish cut stone Of every Kind,
on the most accommodating terms He has how
on hand land expects shortly TO receive IN add
'ionai SUPPLY complete assortn,ento Of
AMERICAN MiRBLE 4 ONO GRAVE STONES
winch he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
nave ever before been sold in this CITY
F'"'s and Ornamental LETTERING.
done IN good style and to order. Call and a..
anime h's sssortmen mt aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, May lss, 1880. astf:.l7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

~The Probate Court of this county is
now in session.
GA corps Of Engineers are now en-
gagged in surveying the route of the Terre
ilau,e and Richmond Rail Road. from
this place to indianapolis.
GThe Commissioners Court. for this
county. meets on the frs, Monday in
June.
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TAILORING;

TIME undersigned would Inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are
pre- pared to make up all KINGS of garments in
tn. Tailoring line. either furnish the materi-
al. or persons furnish their enn materials; and
being now in possession Of Genio C.. SCOTS
Spring & Summer Fashions, and having the best
Of v orkmen in their employ, they feel conf
dent that they cannot fail to please all who
NAV favor them " It'll their work.
IrSHoP one door West Of Sioan's Hotel ~
FARQUHAR & VICKERS.
Richmond, May l., 1850. 39-tf
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TIE s.. TIE A So!

TEAS:! TIE S:!.
TIME su bscriber has taken an agency for
the sale Of JENKINS & COMPANY'S
- p er Tor II q 3.
These Teas are put up in small metallic packages
md are warranted Of FILL WEIGHT and good
quality.
They include the varieties Of Imperial, Young
Bysen and Black Teas, At fron so cts. to 81 rs
per b. Tar THEN.
BENJAMIN sTRATTAN.
a mo- l3th< 1850 gu
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WOOL WANTED!
TifE---
Rich mOMd vVOODlcm Factory.
ME Undersigned are prepared to receive
Il w 10 l., TO manufacture into CLOTH.
CASHMERE, SATINEr, TWEED, Flannel, and
3LASKErs,-either on shares or by the yard
Also,to
Card and Spin by the Pound.
J'Thcy have on hand supply Of the above
named articles, which they will exchange for
WOOL. They will, also,
Ful0 aud Dress Cloth.
for all who will favor the N with their custom
LEVINUS KING e. SON.
5th mo. LIST. 1850. 22tf
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, o 8 W3&&oS
DAGUERREAN GALLERY
AG lafAxe lnmenEememfS.

rs now opened with the celebrated full si1s
German Iustrament. No. 993. formerly on n
ed by c. T. Gaskill. Of Philadelphia.
Now ladies' & gentle men OF Richmond & around
Are informed by this paper here may be found i.
a likeness to draw for yourself or another.
Tina; is. of your fre nd intended or your brother r.
| pledge you my word it shall be done in such
style,
As to be recognised by man. woman or child;
Each OF YOU who desire il. come aud receive
Your likeness thus pc rfec, as all will perceive.
II you cal! very soon, while think of hard times,
~ili take you a likeness for very few dimes;
breast Plus Iockeis, Fl ne frames fine cases,
Iou Low may possess your II. or fire cs' faces.
The image Of friends by Daguerreotype drawn,
May be kept aud held sacred when they are ali
gone
Unto you, now kind ladies' look, for indeed.
WithOu; Your influence ntaa can succeed:
Now gen:i-ren. do not feel yourselves 81 gnteC ;
Come ANA examine. you too, are invited;
hope you will call aud examine some faces
or persons distinguished, from various places,
Which keep to exhibit. some small and some
large
With great & al OF pie asure " thout any charge,
And my made open TO all,
II YOU want good pictures hope You i'll call
at the reside nee u. Elizabeth Boswell, west Nam
street, opposite " m. Cheeseman's
J.k. BOSWELL. Artist
y. 4. Genuine Instructions given III the latest
Improvements, and every thing connected with
The business furnished on reasonable terms.
J. X. B.
Our citizens would be pleased and delighted
with "A visit to the Daguerrean Rooms OF Mr..
Boswell. at Washington Hall His apparatus is
the mos, perfect and complete thing of the Kind
We have ever His Licensees are taken 20
life, most elegant and beautiful; and il may
be said Of them. what could not be- in truth sad
OF all that we have heretofore seen, they "are
worth preserving .'-Danriae Ky. paper.
BosioeU, the Daguerreoivpist. has fitted up
spie ndid room III the Gazette huiding. tie is a
clever fellow, and decidedly the best operator,
ever in Holly Springs.-HoHy Springs Mi. C"-
Have you seen the pictures at Bosw-li's Da-
guerrean Gallery Mr.. Boswell IS certainly
the best Daguerrean artist who has visited cur
city, and those who wish copies of their frie nds
or themselves ought to ava!! themselves OF the
opportunity; at isas, SO and see the pictures
HannjGi No. Gazette.
Richmond, March 10, l-59. l6tf
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STATE Of Indiana. g.
Wayne County.

Sta0e OF Ind in ma.
Wayne County.
In the W ayne Circuit Court, Fall Term, 1850.
Ann Maria Jackson.S
V1>HE above named defendant. Ann Maria
Jackson is hereby notified Of the fling and
pc ndine in the Wayne Circuit Cour, Of the Bill
in Chancery for divorce OF Henry Jackson, and
unless she appears before the Judges of san
{ ourt on tn. frs, day Of their next term to be
held n the Cour. House in and for said county
on the fourth Monday Of August next, and the n
aud there plead. answer or demur TO said Bill.
the same will be heard in her absence and decree
rendered Their accordingly.
By order Of the Court.
Witness,
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, Girl.
Csasrevills, Nay !, jeSC. 1880
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
r =. M q " z D..

~ inform his friends and the public generally
that he has moved his SHOP TO the store room Of
of Eli Brown. where he offering for sale a GOOD
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES, con-
sisting OF MES's COARSE FINE Boors GAI-
TIERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS and PUMrs. LADIES' CAT
rERs, SHOES auu SLIPPERS. CHfLDKEN's Doors
and SHOES. His stock embraces those of his
manufacture, and Cincinnati Custom made
Gentlemeas Fine Boots and Caters, and Ladp's
Joofees shoes and shippers, all of which he " AR
RANTS to he good neat and servceah,e.-
His stock Of Eastern made work is general and
equal to the best in the market. HIS prices " III
continue to be as low possible to make the IN.
Grateful for past favor he asks a continuance.
Richmond, 4th mo. 10Th $50. 39tf
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THE Alto y A l., :
MCNTlNGTO HOUSE.

MGia street, R;chroni, Ind.
I>HlS House formerly known as the ''Man-
sion House aud occupied by h BHooKINs.
has recently been purchased by the su5sc ride r,
who is now fitting it up in modern style Tor the
accommot alton OF the public His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the hest the
country affords: and shall not be Surpassed IN
variety aud style ty any in tine scsntry. He
mas fitted u y and consde raby enlarged he Stable.
which shall be provided with good end sasefsl
OsrLER, and p!eaty Of the best Of feed 70. horses
The Undersigned feels confident that. by stric,
attention to the wants Of his guests. he vii me
] hare Of public patronage.
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept oy
the day or week
OR1N HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. May Is. le5o. 9ti
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MUST BE SETTLED:

4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted
~ to the undersigned firm. most respect
fully notified TO call and settle their respective
accounts. either by paying the CASH or giving
their Norris. hTThe outstanding accounts
MUST SETTLED.
PAXON. LEWIS & co.
Richmond. March 10. 1880. l2-lf
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New Goods! still arriving ut No. s.

New Goods: still arriving ut No. is.
Main Street. Richmond, la.
BASIL B7IlGulTWEL1.. respectfully
- informs his old customers and the pubic
generally, thar ne is still receiving from Pnila-
drlphl.. and openin. 1T his o;d stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Also, Cat}ery. Qneensrarr Hard,rore Glass,
Nails. White LeI!, OH. Gfoccrirs, sc.
All y large assortment OF BOOTS. SHOES
Y Vs. aud SLIPPERS. which can andwilI he
sofa at low prices. AL>o,-An assortment Of
faE>soLs ami UMBRELLAS
u lie would again invite the public 10 an cx-
animation OF h> Go IDS. as IN. feels confident
none can unterSeii him without a sacrifice For
the truth OF the statement GALL and SEE.
Js'WUEAT, FLANSEED. CORN and OATS
III demand at all times, Ter which will be paid
the highest marhet-price 10 Casa Goods.
I-COlN TRY PEODJC taken in
exchange Tor Goo Is. 20
EIcRMoNp. May 10, 1850 Eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

De>champ'> Remedy for CONSU MPrlON,
TIME GREAT FRENCH REMEDY =
BrOdic 4 Levi. Sole Propricfors,
Ciacian9ti, OHIO 1TFor sale. wholesale anc
retail, by JOHN HAlNES.
Opposite the Bank.
RIcHxoNp, INDIANA.
18th mo- 3D. lS49 Off
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4. q. q. r.

Meet o. FRIDAY evening Of each week, At :
o'clock. Hall ia Lippenco,i's new building, op-
psess The Huntington House.
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n @ T. &c Z.

IyvHE Stockholders in the Richmond BRYCE
! and Turnpike Company, Will take notice
that The lst n>taIlncut of five dollars on each
share due and payable the l3t!, Aug,
1919, and The i!.ainIng twenty dollars il paya
bic III four equal iustalIreuis OF ninety days
each. VIZ: 18th Nov. loi3-l5ih Feb, 1850
lJiI, June. l-5', aud 18th Aug, 1850.
r. :. '!he Treasurer III attend at the Office
Of James NJ Poe, Esq, each Saturday in May
inst, for tie convenience Of such Of the stock
holders as cannot call OH him at his residence.
ID. 3. CKAW FORD, TrfasurrI.
May !. 1850. 1-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

;. Meet o" Friday evening next, at early candle.
Bsrgis building, on Main street
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Just Received:

Just Received:
Ennn LBS. NAILS;
eJOOO 100 dozen pairs butt hinges;
30 dozen door locks, white and dark mineral
Knobs;
% dozen latches, various patterns;
Window springs, surplus pins. bell knobhs, and
almost every article in the limo Of Builder
Hardware, for sale by
FLETCHER & BENTON
No % corner Pearl and Main ST. door ives.
Of Bank
May .st, 1850. -
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DFuggist's Glassware.

q large supply Of all sorts Of Jars. Tincture
~ Bottles. Sal, Mouths, and all other kinds
OF Bottles and Walls, just received and for sale
ut How-lIs' & Co.'S Drug Store, No. 4, Main
street, Richmond, Ia.
March ID, 1850. l1-tf
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READ AND PRACTICE.

ME undersigned would respec fully say 10
those persons who know themselves in
debted TO him. either by NOTE or BOOK ACCOUNT,
to come forward and MAKE PAYMENT.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond. Jan. l6. 1850. All
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT TlIISs
IuNUE undersigned having sold out his stock +,
&c. in The Hating business, TO ms sous,
CON the first Of April last. aud having a num-
Der Of unsettled accounts. begs leave to inform all
indebted 10 call and settle. either by paying cash
giving their notes. lhe books and accounts
are at the Old stand. By Attending to this no.
tee soon TROUBLE will be saved t. those in-
terested.
To his old customers,
The Undersigned would return his thanks for
the be raj patronage they have extended to him,
and he hopes they will continue their favors to
the ii m Of w. II. & W. Shearon, who keep on
ha nd al ali times. assortne ut of
Hats ssBls1 Caps.
which they are selling at fair and reasonable
prices. CALEB SHARON
Richmond, 10Th mo. Goth, lo49. ltf
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Hleetinss Of Different limbs.
Wnshinxso,,ium Society.

"Mset in the Hall Of the Son. vi Temper.
snce. on UMONDAY EVENING NEXT
tM"y 2o.l ut early candle-i'ghiing. The citi
aens Of Richmond aud vicinity are respxc tful /,
invited TO stl-nd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

The Common Council, meet on mex,
ASs'aay night, 2Ist inst, 1t : O'Clock.
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TO PEDLARS,
WE have two good PEDklN0 WAGONS
w for sale CAesS, enquire Of
RiehGsssd, April - l663 SCOTT 4 Coz
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new GOODS.

IA Z. would respectfully INFORM uc feopH'
w that we now receiving our EAST
ERN SPRING and 81 INNER STOCK Of m.r-
chandiz-; which. together with our former stock
makes our ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE. All OF
which we offering at exceedingly ior prices
for cash, any kind Of arailabie produee.
SCOTT s. Co.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1880. l6,f
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&RAlss49 H&
eaNHE first instaiment. of Five Dollars on
each share Of stock in the Richmond and
Miami Railroad, will be required TO b paid on
Monday, the Sd day Of June next.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioner.
B. STRATTAN, TYesssrrv.
]. H. Hcrros, Secretsyy&
RiehosSd, April >. lssS. ~
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N,raf--"Bcholdw what great matter
Q little fire kindlci.;" for if the JEFF. $ cd
i,or had published the proceedings ofthnf
temperance meeting. he would not have
go, in this bad prcdcamcnt Iindn', he
better publish them yet! We think SO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15

~ Clark Division. No. 3. SON. Of Tenn.
AZ per""ce.-IrMee, every Wednesday
evening, at o'cl'k.
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MONEY WANTED.

. J. BAHGIS is very much in want Of
i MONEY, and those that owe him VI uld
confer d favor by paying part if not the whole
Richmond, Feb. II. 1850. l0-tf
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NEW CHAIR EsATBLIsHMENT.

NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.
1GNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
people Of Richmond and surrounding conn
try that hi. ClHA ~ MANCFA(sTOI3Y.
is on Main street, in the room recently occupied
" A II e. II O o N
Is nearly opposite, ooer +. J. BargiC Sfsce Store.
where he will keep hand, At all ,imes. W isd-
soT, Fancy and Soring- Seat Chairs, Wsiase
and Mahogany Bostoa Roeki.x CAsirs. large
Cane-Sent Rocking Chairs; 10 fact he 10 prepared
TO manufacture every thing in tbs CHAIa line.
Persons wanting fine and good article ss
Chairs need not 60 to Cincinnati, ~ he 70 PIE.
pared TO furnish - good article snd u - lew
price be obtained at that piece Thoao
wishing to purchase are requested q call and sec
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, March =. 1850. ls-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-15
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4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA the unde's.ned are hereby notified to come
forward ana make prompt settlement, either by
paying The Cash or giving their notes; as l must
and " i'll have Settlements.
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Jan. so, 1870. 6-tf