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The New York herald., 1850-01-28
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nuC1OR l0JFskLr PRiyATFLT-roR Is CENT?
- means 81 the fochss lkscuispius. Every One NJ,
O. ihyffcia-. TvsrtY fourth fe.cn vita hunstei
tngrayuSs shosifg fuyats bssec ard kafrmatons %
s oensratise sJstsa, sisps and form ~ william
Ieung NJ D. cfsduat- ~ ths University % feassysssa
The vsrioys Torn Of setist pse.s, ssains o2ks Ds
cf the Prststs oi nt inrcracy Solitary ask a
Ieuth, faithfully dsscrth.d sl
plain language 1hs chapter SELF Atuss. snA sesin
hssknes worthy " rsrticusr s;tsnos shsxii hs
r-sa ~ every rcuss sfe have been uniOrtgbs
~ disc,ss - pscinr raSrr
She -1stfer siat hs rrateneors
b. rss copy cf truly uscf v5rk sranrrrs vsis a
rarteulsriy shose rians
thrs ef home vhcu.a ~ the fosss K~os
Dr. Younxs fsssss on nsrisss ~ foeEes seaisriss %
Every Onc r. o. rhysci.n. Arr psrson sending sry
toet " nal or rs e.riss al ss sent f,r ss.r. sd
ssd FOR sale BY strinxer rs~uscps. a-osdw~p New
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
f'oretga Mails.

LrTrss Bses of steamer Georys, for Havans Chssres
rtnans and CahforEs will close a. the aeraid once this
ssy. - half ocloct; aad In
sreeoy delivery ~ letters ana special
viii leave tie nsrLd oce, who VII proceed TO ss
Trs in chs
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
One ship. unknown.


Ship yaIdaa San Frnncisco; tArks TGaheta Hyne De
ng PernsH luce; 1e "a Snbs karcha Havana Peter De-
mil Htey savannAh. Edpsrd Bukley, do nilftri, Hep
turn Galyettop tris kmere Nanw hsnvaripg, key
West; seLr hencvn iuppsr ~ Martins and Others.
The bark reported s'hors At Bsn.s., be the
ChAres III uitnoke River. lighter sslr was towed
10 her Saturday night hy ths ctr Duncan Pe
Capt HsEsGd Tho could not inforuaon to
her condition, there beng dssss f0g -Lea he Left her
The tLp william kAtltone, Spencer for Livsrpcol
llor 20 NesF tytrtt Brcwh ne Of eh has BEEN
ousht dows 70 the lovsr city 10 load, sEd will
sail IN about three OF four weeks.
jan .5-wnd sunrise Sc. with dense fog; at msri-
A. ciear a surte,
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

nR ooorIR, n DUANE sTsEET mas roR ran
~ last feuren yesr oentnsi hs rrsccs 20 ths treat
% msrturai sad other eissases delicate nsssr
He the arEravsta this asssss anA
mile removed In tso 70 av. day psreo. ssr. :. ss
charge.
Tyr MORRISON IS coNrIDsNTrALLY CONSULTED
Zen Al diseases Of deiic,ts An srfrnsi,c rrss
uns enables him 20 cure witcut
cured cn thre 70 sx dsys strcturcs ard eesrs vssk
n.s ne isvsrssy eurcs See bic Londsp pipora IN he
enee. stk Tuitsn street.
nR fAwcHTr HAS REkoyED ms OFFICE 10 "a
- fst Aiert srse Where ~ ear he consulted AT
teesses The most obsnste yield bis mode ofrs.,-
nent Wien s On The non- mcrcurai stem. stgsiarss
cved or the cst sTrrovsa risn rercns ss h.vs uref
ueuseses ~ite secret indureness may ass stpI, vts
pnrsIcIsss caaLLENcEp.-PKIvArE pIssssR
cured IN QUE SAY. ~ focal remedy rihoat ueiisias.
~ hhEsvNI " kesde sur e. susrsrties ~
at thsNe ad other Tractl iorers Persons will
~ seen vhc rave reccvsfsd under Dr. lis
eher - e.sns we're vnsEecessiai. female pit 81.
Ech FkskIrS AND WALLIS Dn. IAsztrTrs Ju-
20 tofcisl ~ frocreasve Exer rrsscrihed an sf-
ectte atve IN scf dohr irpotaey, OF bsrss-
tst atc al frsriATrfes n 10 IL al
tfts 70 - VIZ NATURES Great Restorstivo remedy
TT ihtse IN TIE ntfusd state without tfsrrina IL
ccrah cufs Tor tt.irs trttrs, several dehiisv s~t.
veakn - cfs al srrans iu,carrNs.
- IN irvzffstirE scicne ~ ~ nbequsif.d
tan reeoy fr ncipisnt eonsumttiSn sas IN sst
ohsy 81 " yobn strtst, ~
iursoN Co. The mir Anarissa Assns.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

CrRACo The tcowinE vestels are In port Barks
Lss (of Belfast. he) leading Havana Syirhide (of
New YortI for usvsns isr.hse (of Boston, for Glen
fut sct brig Hay~ood OF and for Boston. IN 10 dsss.
PpilApsLrsIs, Jan q, Pm -srTved-Bsrh Mary.
Lelden tafks Telegraph Cfocket New Ors
cera.Ls, 5chns. 81 ksrins Ievsn,, Hewitt Cardsn.s
hirs Islam, Horrsr B0rdssux Sarah kep, fork
VIM spear. Black New orleans ksatgn. kenney. Nev
Urleans; James Aar-bAi loua, Costa Rico; New World.
Biact, New orleans: net Nchcrson, Provdsnce
Joh tuil. Teal. Kichmoni.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

FUnTHIR EXTRACTS FKoM TuE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING TIE PRESIDENTS CALIFORNIA
MESSAGE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

New Goods: still arriving 0t No. 45,
Main Street, Richmond, la.
DASlL BRIG HTWELL, reepec fully
ID informs his old customers and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from Phiia-
dephia, and opening at his old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
ALso,-Cutlery, Queensscore. Hardcsye, Glaze,
Nails, White Lead, Oil, Groceries, &c.
N|9 Al large ss:ortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
wv and SLIPPERS, which andwiil be
sold at low prices. ALso,-An assortment Of
PAnAsoIs and UMBRELLAS.
U-He would again invite the public to an ex-
animation Of his GOODS, as he feels confident
none unde rse II him without sacrifice. For
the truth of the state mt CALL and SEE.
0-TWHEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS,
in demand at all times; for which will be paid
the highest market-price in Cash Goods.
U-COTNTRY RODUCE, taken in
exchange for Goods. 10
RICHMOND, Dec. l2, le49. l7tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
Rcnrd Il Simcx.S
AGRICILTl RAJ WAREHOUSE

TTV.gE: undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they have
moved their establishment 10 lii.
- Cornt, Of Main and Franklin sfresfs,Eo
near Sloan's Hotel, where they manufac-
turing PlOSVs and other agricultural imple-
me nts, Of almost every variety. They are
now making Il new and superior Pio'c. admirably
calculated for either two or three horses worked
abreast. having convenient appendage :"heh
changes the beam TO any degree OF land that
may be ee,ned necessary. The farming COM
,nunity are especially invited to examine this
Plow. They also keep hand. make to
de =, the celebrated STEEI. MoID- BoARD PIows,
W RouGHr-lRoN PLows, COMMON CAST MoLD-
BOARD PLows, SUs-So,L Flows, THREE- Horse
PLows, Sop PLows, and STUMBLE Fl ows, Right
or Left Handed, and Of all the different sizes
that may be required.
Also, SHOVEL PLows Com PLows, CULTIvA-
roks-to expand or contract as may be needed.
HARRows, DRAGs with hinges. HoRsE RAKEs, &c.
nrThe Wrought on and Steel Mold Board
Plocs, are warranted to scour in any soil that
may be found; they a superior article for
stubble and other foul ground.
The Sod Piows are warranted TO turn the fur.
rows smoothly.
From long experience in the business. and
their strict attic ntion, they feel justified in war
ranting their work to be Of supe rior quality; and
will he sold on the most favorable terms for
CASH or approved COm0ary Produce.
They are thankful tor past favOrs, aud hope to
me rit and receive share Of the public's pai'on-
age. Persons wishing to purchase, are respect
fully invited to call aud examine their work be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BEARD & SINEX.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
RlcHMoND, Jan. 18th. 1850.

RICHMOND. jan Xotn. 100.
Alta called meeting of the members OF
Clark Division. Br. w. G.. Scott. offered
the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted. and
the city papers requested 10 publish the
same, 10 wit:
WHEREAS, We have learned with IN
feigned sorrow Of the death Of our esteem
ed brother. ISAAC PAXSON. and. as "a
tribute Of respect tor his memory. be II
Resoircd. That. in the deccase of Br
Paxson. this Division has lost worthy
member. and the cause of temperance an
efficient supporter.
Resoired. That. in this dispcnsation of
Divine Providence. we are again warned
"f the uncertainty Of life. the certainty Of
death, and of the Importance Of being ev-
er prepared to meet our God.
Resoirrd. That we deeply sympathizn
with the relatives and friends Of our de-
ceased brother. and. for consolation. we
would point them TO that Con who afilic,s
US only for our good.
Resoired. That the members Of this
Division attend the funeral Of Br. Paxson.
tomorrow at o'clock. p. m.
C.. b. HUFF, w. p.
VIM G. Scorr. r. 5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
Fail and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods
Jesse MEEK. has the pleasure Of saw
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that ne has now received and opened
his stock Of
New Dry Goods.
which have be- sel-ctedNi iii great care BY him
self, and particularly adapted to this market
comprising all the various colours, qualities and
STYLES of Cloths, C assmeres, Cassinetts James
Tweeds, &c.
To THE LAprEs:-My assortme Mt Of Ladies
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants, and all VERY NICE
To THE Yorxo GEnr1ExEx:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all go X"
To THE MEcHAxIcs:-I can say that I bring
nothing that comes in composition with your
business, and would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; do not
say that I will sell you Goods fneafy per cent.
cAesper than any other House IN the city. were
SO to Go. you would say that i was all humbsg-
gery, and righffuily TOO: but this mach do say /,
that you shall fnd my Goods AS CHEAP A. AT ASv
orHkA HousE IN THE CITY. no Maffer sAGf they
sssy sell st.
III am happy to say, that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to Get on board q
vessel bon nd for California. but are Fsshisg right
to my Store, 10 get good, nice and cheap Goods
&c ONE on. CoME on. ONE AND ALI:
$4,000 Pounds Of Wool Wanted,
And all stiaer kinds Of Country Produce taken
u exchange for Goods $50
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1919. f9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

We understand one Of the Steamboat Cap
iains Of Buh,O. seven months since had a severe
fall and struck his side, he becane unable to
leave his room IN consequence; the injury was
so great that he called in medical ad vis-rs, they
did good whatever, the injuries proved to he
alarming. and an inflammation Of the kidneys set
in, he obtained no remedy from his aitending
u,edica! adviser, and resolved to try Vaughn $
l.thontriPttc Mixture, this famous panacca mn
nroiat-lv acted upon his systetn. and four large
bottles cured him. See VaugI,n's advertise
me nj IN paper under Great American Rem
cdv; this singular noStrufn stands as high ne the
once famous Uigean medicine in England did.
which, made vast fortune for it's proprietor. who
spent some 6),ntn dollars per year III advertising
Call upon Vaughn's Agents and get pamphlet
and read
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
M 4 R IL 4 II D,

On the o2d inst. bv Rev Geo. Fiske. at
ST. Paul's Church. Mr.. Il. Q. DORMDR.
Editor Of the "Cambridge Reveilie.' to
Miss LYDIA ATKINSON, of this city.
CrTAs in duty bound, and remembering
that those who know how TO receire good
gifts also know how to gre them, Bro.
DoRMoR sent to the hungry printers large
and, CATER penetrating thro' the white in
crustation, which We found to be very sour.
and which typ;fed the dispositions Of the
delinquent patrons to newspaper most
excellent cake. (under tina, crust we found
the s1cecl, which portrayed the feelings of
those patrons who always pay promptly
for their paperG We thank the Editor of
the Rcveille and his young and lovely
bride for this token; and. tho' T is a trite
saying that ''printers have as good a right
TO starve q woman as other men, we
trust that the pressing " Of want may
never invade their happy home; but that
the riches Of this world and the world to
come may he garnercd by them. $50
mote it bel"
-ln this city at the residence Of 3.
w. Davis. on Tuesday morning last, by
the Rev. VIM. NJ. Boyce, Mr.. ALEX. G.
SrIPHER, Of Eaton, Ohio, to Miss ELLEN
X. DAVIS. daughter Of LEWIS DAVIS, Esq,
Of New Paris, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
OBITUARY..

Died.--On Tuesday, Jan. Odd, 1850, in the
18th year Of her age, Miss ELIZA b., daugh
ter Of WM. ; ADDLEMAN.
II is "to the praise Of the glory Of his grace
that God, for his dear Sous sake, takes these
dead stones, guarded from the lifeless mass; and
hammers them; Chisels them; snIooths them;
polisles them; makes them "lively stones," by
the Inspiration Of his life; and then trans
iates them to their allotted places in the spiritu
al house which lie is moisei essIy building for
Himself IN the heave ms. How should We won
der and adore goodness, which has opened TO
US fountain of'prrcious blood "that cIeans-
eth from all -i";'' and prepared an everlasting
righteousness" for the adoring Of his sanctfed
children. We 'sorrow not, as others which
have 10 hope" F.
DiED,--At Fort Brown on the Rio Grande ,
on the Sd Of March, 1919, JOSEPH T.. b.
SHANkS, formerly Of this place
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
4 REMOVAL AND NEW rYRW.

nR. ). Row ELS having associated his flih-
IL or. Joseph Bowels sen. in business with
him, wishes To say to the public that they design
carving on the Drug business under the firm of
Howells& Co They have removed their Store
to No. 1. in the new building a few doors west
where they will b. prepared TO furnish every
thing in the line OF Drugs. Med icines. Chemicals
Paints; Obs: Dyes; Glass: Brushes; &c. &c ,
of the best quality in the market, ana will sell
the lowest prices. They warrant every thing
they sell. and esDecialy rcquest any one who is
not satisfied with any article they may buy o f
them. TO return it and their money shall be re.
funded as they determined to give satisfac-
ton to all. They have fitted up their room at
IA great cost. and are prepared to supply all de
nands. and fill all orders Call at No, 4.
Richmond. January %. 1880. sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

n1n was not our design TO intimate.
last week, that our paliest friend 5 "across
the way" (Job) was the only place in this
little city to buy cheap shoes-wc said
Tie place! We might sing the praises OF
a certain Ladies' Shoe Maker near the
Methodist church; in tact. Il Ballard is
already 'on hand up in that quarter. as
can be testified to by better and sweeter
singers than we ever expect to be-ihe
ladies! They are always the best judges
Of GOOD Shoes, as well as Of good ballads.
and they ia say that Achilles Ballard
does make "nice" Shoes. and that they
will out-last any article manufactured East
and we can't help believing 'em. We
'.drop'd in" to see Achilles on last Satur
day. and we beg leave. mos, respectfully.
TO add our humble testimony to that Of fhe
ladies;-reader. 60 thou unto and into his
shop. and you can't help doing likewise.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
j usf Arriving at No. 4. Mai

IOW ELLIS, X Co. inform their customers
II Il ana all the rest that they are now receiving
additions to their Stock of DRUGs an! MEDICINES;
all pure aud fresh, and sold on the most reasena-
Bile terms They particularly request any person
buying of them. who is not satisfied with the ar
tcle purchased. to return it and thew will refund
the money;--they warrant every thing they sell
a nd are determined TO gire satisfaction.
IFCail al No. 4, Main street, Richmond
Jan. 80. 1850. l1tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
STOVES: STOVES: sTOvEs.::

TEIfE subsc riber has on had good variety
u of Cooking Stoves, also Parlor, Seven
aud Ten Plate Stoves in abundance. He also
offers TO the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STOtE, which is deci-
dedy more simple in its construction than any
other air tight cook stove in use, being u per
feet cooking apparatus without any inside plate
damper.
The pubic are invited to call at No. 50. main
street, in the west room Of the Gilbert House,
and g xarnine his stock.
I. A. OGBORN
Nov II, 1919. 47.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

Miniatures nv the ymlspwdevabIe ASci:e::
REJOICE, Earth, AND ALL yE THAT DWELL
THEREIN;-FoR THOUGH YE MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET SHADOW THY vIsAGE
REMAIN WITH THY FRIENDS
" II. WHITE, the unsurpassed DA-
w GUERREOrYPIsT. has concluded to locate
IN Richmond for the present: and would there
fore inform the citizens. and people visiting this
place from the country and neighboring towns,
that he ~ prepared to take LiKENEssES from tho
size OF fve-cent piece to the full size-the
largest ever taken in Richmond! He puts them
up in fine veneered frames, which answers for
the finest ornaments for the parlor. From his
extended researches into all that pertains to not
only this branch Of the fine arts. but into the
discoveries of chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, he possesses bat few supe-
riors il any in his profession. He suffers no
picture TO z" out Of his rooms unless perfect
satisfaction is rendered. He is prepared to take
children. OF clear days. in from Is TO % seconds.
No sketches Of Lanseer or cngravings OF
Cousins, can vie with this magic touch Of sci
encc--with the finger Of paiurc. perfect
likeness of distant friends, or OF those who have
gone TO the spirit-and now be had; whilst
no other memento Of the living departed can
speak 10 the heart plain. gather a rcmrnis-
cence Of the past. wei! a gaze upon their
face divine (WHICH WILL NOT FADE.
Pictures re taken reasonable terms.
photographic or Daguerreotypc stock, Of the
latest style and of various qualities. he keeps
Gals Of the first quality. Operators in the vcin
ity. or visiting Richmond wishing to buy stock.
instruments. chemicals. or wishing instructions
in Elcciro-Gilding and Siivering. invited to
give him cali. Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid, FOR SALE AND WARRANTED.
Electro . Gliding.
He is prepared to gd with Gold Watches.
Chains. Keys. Lockets, Rings. Bracelets, &c.
&c. With Silver Apothecary's Scales fsma'l).
Door Plates, Spoons. and all kinds Of hdndeiablc
Brass and Oruamen tal Work.
Transparent Window Shades.
He will soon receive, direct from the city. the
finest stock and latest styles of TRANSPA-
RENT WINDOW SHADES, ever offered in
Richmond; which he will sell cheap
be purchased ut any retail establishment in Gin
cinnatI.
15'Iis rooms open and free 70 visitors
III are respectfully invited TO give him a call.
Rooms over RFED's Drug Store, which are
also occupied by Dr. w. X. " EEsTER for Dental
operations.
Richmond. Dec. 26th, 1919. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

FlRE.-On Sunday morning last. the
two story frame house belonging to Mr. J.
n. Duydale. which was moved from the
northeast corner Of Main and From, sts.
10 his vacant lot on the south side Of Main
street and west Of Grimes Hotel. last sum.
mer. was entirely destroyed BY fre-sup.
posed to have been the work Of incendia.
ries. This is the second house Mr.. Dug.
dale has had burnt within q short time
The roofs Of the adjoining houses were
wet and kept 50 by the squirting Of the
Old engine. and by pouring muddy water,
from the vsts Of the old tan. yard. on them
with buckets-had the fire occurred a, a
time when the houses were dry and the
wind little fresher. large portion Of our
little city would in all probability have been
consumed; because the engine and o,he,
fire apparatus we're nearly all on, Of fl, and
no oganized companies to take charge Of
shem-too many coptings, and the result,
was difficulty TO "form . line IN the
right place. All these things admosish
rs % thousgt and elscient organization
OF Fire Department.. ACT this time
ana DO not let il be all fslk!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

JuSt in Timc--SOmcthinS New:
TIME: subscriber takes this me thod Of -
Il informing those wearing BOOTS
and SHOES. chat he has purchased tho entire
stock Of X. EsrfLL. and is now receiving from
New York and Cincinnati. . complete assort-
ment Of Gents. Doors AND SMoks. Of all descrip-
tons: IorrHs' AND BoYs' do; LADIES. MIssEs.
AND CnILDskS's SHoEs, in great variety: in fact,
. complete asssrtxsess
6he viii keep constantly On hand r. Es-
rELLs manufacture Of Gents FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LAD,ks' BrskrSs, Sc.
just Received. 4 complete assortment Of La
dies. Misses, and Centlsmen's GUM OVER
SHOES.
lie has the assistance Of CHAaLEs Esrri1, in
business. asd 10 prepared. at all times, to do
6EPAkIN0, At short notice.
As the s.dersigned intends 10 do an exclssipe
0e2 s"d Shoe basisess, he - determined to
supply tho wants Of tho PEoPiR, and most re-
sPeeosaiy invites al 10 give him call: being
r:sslvsd % Seal lew for the Reaay
koV JOB BORTON,
Ne. q Msin Ss,e4.
RisaWsnd. H., Jas. q, 1850. lo6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30

HI tTlNGTON sNL..
Main street, H.c,.wond. lad /.

EU.n S.ftef, h.f.3h"Vha, Ia"
FkNlIS House formerly ~no"n as the : MAN
SION HOUSE. ana occupied by X. Bsocsivs.
has recently been purchased Thy the s"hscr'o-r
who is now fitting II up ia modern style Tor t'r
acce,nn, Oh alton Of the public. His TAiil.t
snail all times he provided with the best tn
country a.rorus: ana shall not be surpassed IN
variety and s,yie bv any in the couutry. lie
has fitted up ana considerably enlargr. has Stable
which sha,i b- provided " iih a GOOD anu careiai
OsrLER, and plenty of the best OF iced for horses
The undersigned feels conaden, that. BY strict
ate the aats of his guests, he YIli me rt
IA share Of public patronage.
BOa rdiMS by the Day or Week.
OIL re,sona able terms Also, HORSES kept by
the dav week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb 81. ls49. OF
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ME undersigned, having thoroughly
paired and refurnsfled his House, is now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
in such style as he thinks will give satisfaction
to those no may favor him with their patronage.
His ia BILE shall be supplied will, the hest
the market afo rds and his ST 81. z: be attended
by an experienced hostier. He hopes by nssidu-
GUS attention to business, to receive a share Of
the public's patronage.
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March l4th. lo49. left
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DIR. WIN. II. WEBSTER.
&6A6
SURGEON DBuTIST.

"OULD respectfully give notice TO the
w citizens Of Richmoud and viciuiav, that
pared TO attic md to all calls in his profession,
from the extraction of q tooth to the insertion
Of IN entire set. He viii assure the pablo
that he will in all cases make Of the hest
material and warrant his work to b done in
style, that shall not be exceiled by any in his
profession, and the latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all shall be reasonable.
Advice given freely III requised) when not en-
gagged. Office on Main street. ~ ssSirs over
Reeds Drug Store, and nearly opposite the
Gilbert House. .lt
Richmond, Sept l2, I9ss. -3e:f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1919.

LII pc rsons who have omitted to paw their
~ taxes for Ie49. are reminded that the time
is at hand when the settlement of the Duplicate
has to b.. ,nahe with the County AUDITOR. aud It
list Of those not pad forwarded to the state Au
ditor as d. ling tents. A penalty Of 10 per cent .
then attaches which with interest the reft-r. has
TO be added. 1t Is to b. hoped iilat attention viii
b. given to THIS extra notice witi.ou. further De
Law. None should fail To DO Is at furthest BY the
9th Of February
A. VILLA Ms. Covnfy TREASURER.
centrevIiic I st mo. 12I $50 ST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-30
Tare,Eares. Farrell:

The c;si.sps Of Richmond are respect
fully invited to-mset ut the Warner build
n. On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT
for The suppose Of organizing . more eth
Gent Ire conpsny or companies. A. ev-
erv oerson is interested, il is to be hoped
Ill will be there. ro