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MATHEWES s. ROPER,
EITactors and Commission Merchants, for Cotton,
II Rice, Baggrng small country Produce, Van.
ierhorsi's Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
FERDINAND MoULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Will practic" the several courts in the District,
and atrrnd to the prosecution of claims
against the Government.
Office corner of E and 18th streets, opposite the
General Post Uiice.
0aw,tf
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DOY WANTED.-Al lad, IA to 1G years Of
ID age, is wanted at this office. An expert reader
will be preferred. Augeo
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Ictuat Democratic majority

TIC .NtN IG17UUTTRS
We give the names Of the new territories, al
though they have not yet been organized. Cali
forna will, in all probability, be admitted into the
Union as II State, with two senators, and one or
two representatives to Congress. Utah and New
Mexico, and probably Nebraska, will I've granted
territorial governments, and delegates admitted
from each, before Congress I'D journs-perhaps.
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J. Knox Walker,

j. Knox walker,
attorney at LaW and General .igemt,
nFFE his services in his profession and
~ Agent for the Prosecution and Collection Of
Claims before Congress and the DEPARTMENTS also iot
obtaining Patents.
All business conilcd to him will be promptly al
tended e" ii7u
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Democratic majority

UtWOCThIlC nNlorlTY >
Two members from California, Edward Gil
bert and George w. Wright, are now in Wash
n,ton, awaiting for the admission of that State
into the Union.
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Two senators from California, VIM. Nj. Gwin
and John G. Fremont, are in Washington, await
ing the admission Of that State. The bill for its
admission has already passed the Senate.
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COMMENCED on THE lsr OF ArRIL, 1850, BY
WALKER q RcuARp$, Propric'ors s. Publishers,
TERMS-s5.0O per ann"m, payable in adj
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Total lO2 III 9 5 ,
Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the 2oIh Congress
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Family Grocery and Provision
$50 Hk e.

Sy<IlE undersigned respectfully informs the
people of the city OF Richmond and sur
rounding country. tina, he has opened the above
business IN
STARTS ROW. 40. SO. MAIN STREET:
His stock consists, in part. of Molasses; Loaf.
Crushed aud Brown Sugars: Young Hyson.
Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas--from
- cents 81 u 10 ii; Rio ANA Free Labor COT
fee: Chocolate; ground and aground Pepper.
AiiSpce Cinnamon and Gloves; Ginger, Nut
iueys, " iudow- lass Starch, Saltratus, Rice.
Lard. che wing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars.
Snuff, Vinegar, Soap. Candies. Indigo. shoe and
scrub Brushes. Corduge. Fish. W ash Boards.
Jackets. Churns and Baskets; Br"oms. Wood
Saws, Shovels. Pitch Forks Ha,chets, Pocket
KNIVES and a variety Of Fancy Notions: Candle
Wick, Batting; Earthen. Ston-. yellow aud
r ckincham W arc-cHEAr; kanhawa and Lake
Salt Ra,sns Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot. Giass
Jars Salts, Dried Beef, Peaches aud Apples.
Bacon, Candies, Cheese. Crackers, Cakes, &c
uT-Salt. Cheese. Teas, Pepper. Alispicc, Gin
nauou Starch and Candy. At wholesale.
He is prepared to furnish his customers with
GROCERIES, ON coon TERMS; and will sell
any tainu ia his line CHEAP for CASH or nppro-
we'd COUNTRY Pioneer. A reasonable price Will
be given for al! available Produce.
Is'TLouR. Corn Mai, Com, OARS, GROUND
FEED, APPLES. Por>ToEs and other vegetables.
are kept for sale at No. 80.
ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, 9th mo. Goth. 1850. 45if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
a REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.

MR.. J. HOWEL'S having associated his faith.
- er. Joseph i2Owelis' SEN, in business with
HIM, wishes to say TO the public that they design
carrying on the Drug business under the firm Of
HoweIl's * Go. They have removed their Store
to No. \, in the new budiug u few doors west,
where they Will be prepared 10 furnish every
thing in the line of Drugs. Medicines, Che micals,
Paints; Oils; Dyes; Glass; Brushes; &c, &c.
of the best quality in the market, and will sell at
the lowest prices. They warrant every thing
they sell. and especially request any one who is
not satisfied with any article they may buy Of
them. to return il and their money shall be re-
funded, as they are determined to give satisfac-
ton to all. They have fitted up their room at
great cost. and are prepared to supply all de-
mauds, and I'll all orders. Gail at No. 4.
Richmond, January 81. 1850. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
T. J. FERGUSON,

! AS his shelves aud drawers crowded with
Z Z great variety of SEASONABLE FASH
!ONABLE and PLAIN GOODS, which he is
oittrIng to his OLD customers aud the public gem
orally. at the lowest price. and The most accom-
moaatiEg terms HIS stock consists part Of
American, English anu French BroaccIoths,
tasSitn-res ana ta>hsparatis for summer wear,
Prints aud GriHgisatns Of every GescrIpiian.
Nous de IaIne>. Alplchas. and Bonbazines,
Canton Grape aHa siih shswls. dress silks,
Bieached saeefings anG Griliings, canton flannel,
Brown holland. Canvass ana padciBg,
otrges, sllesas, vestings. aud shawis,
Silk and cotton handk erci,Iefs and cruvats.
Plain and figured J,ckoneis and fine ca,nbrics,
Bishop ana Linen Lawns aud Bobn-t.,
Laces, fooiings. EdgiDgs. Ribbons and Flowers,
Hosiery and Gloves OF every descriptions,
Silk and Twris'. Threads hooks aud eyes,
kraifs, cords, g'nPs, fringes, combs, & buttons
Groceries. Hardy ware. Glass ware.
and eksEecEsS:arc.
together with almost every article called Tor
Call anG examine the goocs and learn the prices
My -, 1850. 22if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Re ady Made Clothing,

gotten M IL superior style and 81 good ma
rfiiis lis stock con >>tS Of all kjnJs of Drt&s,
Suck AMI Orr Cunts: vests and Fants: for Ell
th.r winter summer wear.
lie has also received large lot Of CLOTHs;
ttsStMTEES; SArTGyEIrS; }f4ia and funcv sfyies
Of @oofs for Summer wear. embracing such a
variety If style ani quality that hr tllttrrs him
self that ne can please any person wishing to
purchase; and which he III make order. in a
manner equal to any other establishment. He
has for sale, general as>ortIe OF GENT
wardrobe, consisting Of Shirts: L nder->hirt>:
trayatS: HOSIERY; Handkrrchirf>; &c. &c--
The pubic are respectfully invited to call fu
examine for themselves. Having purchased his
stock at the lowest rates. he is enabled TO sell
again the most favorable terms.
K. Nj. JORDAN.
Richmond, March - so lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
A VALUABLE EA.srsE-CEs SALE.

SHALL OFF, on the 21th of the 7.il mo-,
4 (july5 at pubic sale, the premises. 81
mics north of Richmond. the old Fort
W ayHe Road. II acres OF Land. belonging TO
the he of the late Francis Swain, deceased.
Ii-re IL between - ANA % under good
cultivation, and Of excellent quality. Also o
acres Of TiInbrred lana, living miles North
West from the homestead OF tar quality. ANY
one wishing to purchase. " on III DO we'll call
the ersigneh, who wil show them the
premises. There ~ on the farm Il never failing
spring OF good water, spring house, comior-
table dwelling house. ii good barn, orchard Of
excellent fruit-both apples and pears, well
natural conyeni. noes rarri Wound. The con
ditous of sale tn. highest bidder the pur-
chaser. :, q Gown, $500 I for the bniaucr,
" Ith interest from the day Of sale. Privilege Of
field of ii or ~ acres viii be given to
wheat By the list day of the -th mo-, Aug. SO
and full r",--e>on Of the entire premises by the
LIST day OF the ri March l-Jl.
PAUL SWAIN, Guardian.
9Th mo, 26ih, 1883. 27-4w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
FILE: ECX DALE
WOOlEN FACTORY!

II HE undersigned thankful for past favors
/ would inform the public that they still
ry on the Noolen business in lis different
branches, at their old stand mile North east Of
Richmond, aud also, at their Factory in tho
North part Of town, ad Joining the Spring Foun-
dry, where they keep on hand w oolcn Goods,
for sale or exchange for wool; Gard wool into
rolls Spin, Full, Dye and Dress Cloth for custo-
mers at fair prices.
BOND & TEST.
9th mo- Sil, 1850. 20-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Six-Horse Power Separator.

OF the newest AMI most improved stale This
machine is gotten up iii the most durable and
substantial ntannrr-th- Patterns being entire
" new. and the Horse power giving sufficient
speed without pushing the Horses out of Il reg
uiar walk. Tins machine viii thrash fi,ii clean,
at the process, three hundred bushels per
day. They are also manufacturing what has
L..ra L..en [
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW CHAlK ESATBLlSHWENT
II ME undersigned respectfully informs the
people Of Richmond nd surrou nding couu-
try, tina, his Oh AIR MANUFACTORY.
is on Main street, in the Gently occupied
by Job Borton Shoe Store. No. b. and his
w A IL T.. IL q q MS
Are in the oil Book Store ind Printing Office;
where he will keep hand, at all times, Wind
sor, Fancy and Spring Seat Chairs, IVsiaIt
md Nahoea"y Boston Rocking Chairs. large
Cane- Seat Rocking Chairs; in fact he is prepared
TO manufacture every thing in the CttAIR line.
Persons wanting fine and good article OF
Chairs need not 90 to Cincinnati, as he is pre-
pared To furnish good article and at n low
a price as can be obtained at that place. Those
wishing to purchase requested to call and See.
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, March g, 1850 ls-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

r WILL SELL. my OIL Mil. situated on New
4 mans creek. two miles north Of Richmond
1t has all the machinery, such as a Hydraulic
press, &c. necessary for making Lnse-d OIL.
1t xiii be sold either with or withou, The oil
chinery, on easy terms. Apply a, my drug
store. JOS. HOWELLS. IT.
Richmond, Ind May 2sad, 1880. 22;f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

"AvING purchased the entire stock Of
IL Swain * Poe. aud having lately mace
large additions 20 said stock. are now prepared
TO accommodate their lends, and the public
generally, with fresh family groceries, consist
ny in part Of,
T. oifre Lake FISH Window GLASS
Sugar God FISH, Spices ground and
Teas Picked Herring unground
Nofas.es Scotch Herring Tobacco several
Cheese Mackrrri Nos kinds
Raisins Nails assorted DRIED Peaches
4 ,rnonds Rroooms Candies all kinds
Tubs Buckets W ash boards
Chnrns Baskets Fitchtorks Shovel>
Hoes giatcheis Grass SCvthes
Gun caps Steel pens Scvthe Sticks
Hrv rakes Curry Combs ScVthe Stones
W God Saws Framed &c. Glassware, Queens
war, Stone ware. Ear,ilen ware, Combs various
kinds. Hair oils. Fancy soap, small stock of
Family medicines. snch as genuine Castor Oh.
&c, Patent Medicines. Iin,nents. &c FarIua.
for the use of Families and sick persons, ex
ceflenf article, and variety Of other articles.
ali Of which will sell low for cash.
change for country pr Guce. on fair and honora-
bic terms. Just give call Il YOU please
We are agents for the sale Of Branireth's
pills. POE & SilGTE.
\. b. James n. Poe. has purchased the cigar
manu- factory OF Thomas K. Steel-, and Viii
soon be prepared to furnish cigars wholesale and
retail.
Richmond, Nav %. 1870
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Ohio. Indiana :lslaa Illinois
q ERa6

z
miles OF the Lines constituting the ONO,
Indiana and Illinois Telegraph, will be compile
ted IN August, and the SubsC bers for the 81 oc!l
IN the various towns between Chicago, Toledo
Cincinnati and Evansville. requested TO at
tend Il meeting IN person, or by proxy, ut lndi-
annapolis the pa day of August next at ,
o'clock, to make further arrangements fer the
welfare and efficiency of the Line. Certificates
of Stock under the authority of the Company
will b. furnished as complete lists of the
Subscribers III each place forwarded to w. J.
DELANo, Supt. of the Line. AT DAYTON. Ohio.
HENRY ORIELIY.
New ork A pril :1Jt!l, 1870. 22ta
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

a new article for diseases Of the lungs, war.
4 "A ran'ed TO give relief in ~ hours n ns.a
sccord'ng to directions. This ar,icl, can h. ~
S"o'esais or retail at HowelIs l. Co.'S Drnr
above sta ted 'a"' " as
VIII also put il out on commission on e..
Jolly 3. 1850 ~ go. 90 again a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
\ FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.
's'liC F'::ssc 10 Bay Cheap and
II . W &C G5pSy

HE subscribers have lust IN ide addl-
ton to their stock of Goods, tui they
respect tally invite their friends and the public
to call. examine and compare prices with the
same sort OF Mrrclandize, now for sale IN
other Stores in Ejchtuond.' Ihcy are dtfefhain
cd ~ otcr Mep customers rood horrains. and
it will not H. the f4uIt of G. SHOWER y
90. II purchases not made.
They have Il weII-selrcted stool, of Cloths.
Cassimeres. Saitin"tts, Jams, flaunels. Iaiirs'
Dress Goods. GcnileDen's summer Goods,
Palm Leaf HAS. &c. &c.
BOOTS: SHOES: Umbrellas: Parasols:
Hardware: ttuocnSware Groceries :
Nails; Glass. sc. &c. for sale al fair
and reasonable prices.
CASH Paid for Wool: 81 aad PTO.ssscc
or all kinds, received in exchange for Goods
c. SHOWER & co.
Pearl Sifcet. So'nh Of tie Cathoiic Chnrch.
RIcHMoND. Nav 80. l-5a .,3if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
DAYTON q WESTERN RAIL
ROAD STOCK NOTICE.

!I>HE subsc ribers 10 stock TO the above Com
panv residing " est OF the junction. are
here by notified that they will be called upon 10
pay ~ per cent the stock BIZ each subscribe
after the 22h of June 1850, md they " III be re-
quired to pay ID per cent every siAfy oays on
their stock until the same is fully paid. To be
applied West Of the junction. BY order of the
Board. T. P. Low F., President.
DAYTON, Nav "a. 1850. 22-i0fn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Briggs a. Carpenters I':ltcss: 'ErH1-
clisn:s furnishing Machine.

upon which the Patent-right expired in March
last. and application having been mace Tor
newal. official information has been received Of
its lection by the Patent Office Department. J.
They would say to the public that they have
gotten up an entire new set of Patterns for this
machine which they are building. and they think
this fact will abolish the ohje ctions heretofore
made 10 ii.
The Projectors of the SPRING FOu NDE-
RI are Practical Mechanics. and have had much
experience in building Thrashing Machines
They have facilities for fitting up their Castings,
(which they Manufacture themselves of the best
materially which enable them to make their
Machinery b'tter nnd seU IL cheaDer than any
other establishment in the country. They war
rant all their Thra>hIng Machnus TO perform as
recommended. They also make, to order, Mill
Gearing, of the latest ST ye of Patterns, and fit
ted mp in the best manner. Also,
vIo@l@n sNaoAln--y
such IS Double and Single Cardng Machines,
Coudensors. Roller and Jaw Jack Spinning Ma
chimes, Power Looms, Mapping and Shearing
Machines, &c. &c. manufactured in manner
uDtx c.lird in the West. Machinery of every
X lad repaired on the shortest notice.
Shop in the North part of Richmond, ne a r
the Paper Mill.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
TH2ASHlNG MACHINES

OF every KIND IN superior manner. hey are
now building. in addition To th.ir we'll known
-Four. Five aud SfN-horSe power BELL. ANA
Four-horse power TIL MILLING SH AFT Ma
chimes, (which machines widely ana ia
vorablv known heretofore manufactured hv
j. VI. X J. IL. Hutton, who have retired
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
THE SPRING FOUNDRY.
a . e. "a ~ II "a q 81 u .

I)RoPRlETORS Of thu wei-known Foun-
3 derry, would respectfully call the attention
OF W heat Growers aud the public generally, 10
the fact tii1t iheycoutinuc to manufacture at
their establishing mt in Richmond. Wayne coun-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
A. BALLARD.
Ia. dies Sh O G. IN a X eP,

IL Sauo on Front street. East side, 0Lore the
Mefaodist C.urch, and ddjoin ng his d,reUng;
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
COMPLETE assortment Of Ladies', Mis-
~ ses and Cb,dsew's Shoes, &C., on hand at
all times, aud made ID erder.
Nov ;, isl9. 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

Main street, Kichm0nd, Ind.
'XNHIS House formerly known az the "MaaS
sion House. and occupied by x. BAcoGfyD,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting II up in modern style for the
accomm odaion Of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best ths
country affords: and shall not BE- surpassed in
variety ana style by any in tho country. He
has fitted up and console rab enlarged his Stable,
which shall! be provided with good and careful
OsTrEs and plenty Of the best Of feed for hoses
The ndersigp-d feels confident that by strict
ate ntion 10 the wants Of his guests, he will merit
share Of public patronage.
Boarding by the Day - Wee1.
reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept oy
the day week.
ORfN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. May Is. 1850. 9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
THnhSHING MACHINES,

He is making them, aud expects to keep
supply constantly on hand, and he feels lusti
fed III recommending them as b.iuc among the
best irbpr- saving Machines in use the la
Dor VIII thrash and clean the grain with the
Traveller, as is required to haul it in.
stack il: thus. the expense of ihra~hing with a
StntionarE Machine - entirely saved. They
W Ill save the GRAIN rs we'll as any other Machine.
ana can ne run with 4 stationary power aud per-
torn we'll TO all persons who prefer u Sta
finnnry Machme. he Monid say: IT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
C,AyN SNOx STNNE,

CT, BoETDN. has Just received anu oac.-
~ ed general ami complete assortment Of
fsoOas. Shoes. slippers. &C.. &C..
OF Eastern aud { GucInnatI manufacture. His
stock consists of Gents Doors AND SHOES. OF all
descriptions: LADIES l}rsKIS OVER SHOES. and
FANCY EuSKTN SItOE>. CATERS. HALF CATERS.
ana SLIFFER>; NIS$3s AND CHILDREN SHOES. IN
great variety: oUTHs' BOYS Doors and
SHOES. Sc. Ne.
u He viii keep constantly on hand Il. Is
TELLS manufacture of Gents FINE AND o,gsE
BOOTS md SHOES; LADIES EUsxIvs. Sc
Tie has the assistance of CHARLES EsTEIT. in
business. aud prepared. 1T all times, 10 do
REPAIRING al short notice.
As the unIe -si~ned mtenGs to 90 erclaSire
Boot and Shoe business. he is determined TO
supply the wants of the PEoFIE, and most re-
sprcttuiiy invites all To give him call being
resolved TO Sell low for the Ready
Fay: JOB BDRTON,
No. &. Wain St1eet-
Richmond, Ia. March p, 1850. 49tf
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EA3z.D RING.

EAsz.zS RING.
I4\fIE undersigned would Inform their frie nfs
L and the public generally, that they are
prepared TO make up all kints Of garments ia
the Tailoring line. either furnish The nlateri-
ais or prrSc"s furnish their materials; and
being now in possession Of Genio c. SCOTS
Spring & Summer Fashions. and having the best
OF worknien in their employ. they feel conf
&c mt that they cannot fail please all who
may favor them With their work.
Us SHOP door Vest Of SloaR's Hotel. II
FARQUHAR & ViCKERS
Richmond, May !, 1850. 39-ti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
3 Q s W e Z LIS
hGiiEnREtH! GALLERY
OF LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.

y L
= NOW permanently established ia Richmond,
and opened viii! gruuin" fail size Noiutlau-
der Instrument, which ltior = Il de cdcd alvan-
tagc tie common Instrument.
Heretofore 4 s"r"us obstacle has presented
itself 10 the pro lucfion of perfect Ikress..s in
regiri to getting dark rich drAPcry-n flesh tone
10 'h- fsce-perf.rt "ye-, AMI white bosom
aud collar Nr. Boswell IS happy TO stat. that,
hv the new discovery made by his Brother in
Dhgu"rreof tping in the South This difficulty
has dSaipearcd Having he'd nearly xix wears
constant practice, and regularly corresponding
with tll- most celebrated operator III tn. South.
Nlr. Boswell pledges himself to make perfect
likeness At any time can be presented to
him from Gallery in the United States. An
Itea has prevailed that in time these pictures
would fade, bu: this erroneous impression has
been entirely removed by the c.l.brat4d DR..
Ftraiy. OF London, aud other eminent Chem
Its of This country. who give il rs their opinion
that naEnerreotypc Picture coated with
luton OF gold, i'll stand for any length Of time:
and when the public Informed that no re-
spectacle operator Will let pictur" 20 without
tins guiding, they are perfectly safe. The pic
ture should be taken on silver plate, cheini
cailv prepared to receive the impression. AMI If
The Camera he a good one, The image of the sit
ter will be thrown on the plate with a fidelity
that no artist. however skiIlful can initiate
80. what would not give for such men,ori-
al of my lricnd.' is exclamation which now
loses half is force, and none but the most cup
able can use IT, az the price of these pictures is
no barrier to the most humble obtaining Il boon
: desirable and consoatorv.
Taken separately or IN groups. Sick persons
Corpse. punctua!y attended to. All kinds
Of pictures copird III the neatrst stylr. Pic
lures put up III Frames. Cases I.ock.ts Breast
pins, or Finger Rings; and perfect kenesse~
aud entire satisfaction given before charge
mace.
Persons who have inpe rfrct Daguerreotvpe
pictures, can have them exchanged at IA mode
rate price
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
Wrapping and Print;m;
g PER-

BONNET BOARDS, &c, &c.
a word EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such an establishments: a nd
he is determined not to he undersoid bv any
Book Store " est OF the Mountains.
j. K. MENDENHALL.
Richmond, Dec. u. | ~i9. :}6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

Arrival Of spring Il SUNNI Goods
AT L Ii T.
RICHWOWD CLOTHING STORE,
80. "a Main street.
have on hiud an excellent assortment Of
- - a 81 = az II 81 -
Il * Ed n Il a z 00-0
Of my own manufacture, consisting of Cloth
Dress, Fgnck aud .Sark
O. % - "a -
Cassitu.re G. it~htnnr-t. Tweed. James and Line II
do Ciutn. piuin amt iate sfgie funry C1ssimere>.
Sattiuett, Tweed, james. Linen and Cottonade
WTS,
Velvet, Satin. Vulncia, Versailles, Linen, c 10th
ANA Cashmere
y T. = z =.
made in every variety Of slyle. Also. Shirts,
Drawers. Crnvats. lfandk ch-fs, Socks, Gloves,
&c Re all OF which | will sell at very
sinali profit for CASH.
\. b. CI",hng made To order on the short
est notice BIZ The best Of workru"n.
\. WOODW ARD.
Richmond, April II, lS1t. 1'-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

Manufactured ONLY by II. G.. Farrell, sole in
ventor aud proprietor. and wholesale druggist.
No. II Main street, Peoria, HIS; TO whom all
communications must he addressed.
Principal office. n w corner Of Sih and ace
streets, Philadelp hia. and for sale wholesale and
retail, by IRWIN REED. II, Main street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, Indiana.
Dec. %. 10. w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10

fOIOus origin or other wIse--W-.k ness defect
Of Vision, diminished tone Of the Optic Nerve.
GranuIaiions Of the Lids. liberation Of the
LacIrymtl GlandS."r ak ness FROM cause
Also, Dr. J. Prttn's (ank,r inIsdn an iniaI-
lible remedy Tor EnTsihg soar mouth inlIntS-
sore Quiusv. enlarged Tousils. &c. For sale
NJ HoweliS' Drug Storc. Price 80 cents per
Bottle.
Oct, 81. 1919. 4l:tf