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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-01

no rent or trade for land, house and ct on Co.
: lumbus street, near the American The lot is
va iertiront, with valuable two story house there
on. For terms, enquire OF Norris 4 Fisher or OF the
undersigned Feb. |. NJ DEvEREAux.
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Thoughts upon the New Year.

The present year Is very nesry ended,
And folks begin TO count what they've expended,
And ere another yeNr IT'S course commences,
Make II a rule 10 calculat" expenses,
And don omit, when making up accounts,
And in writing down numerous amounts
TO NUMBER IN the year before It does close
Y our SAVING by buying kohn& Mandlcbuums cloths
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30 IsloWs

NJ Dissatisfaction, very cheap,a
4Nl Jan -. SurToN Il FYrE's
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Mandlcbaum 4 Kohn, without dspute,
Are chietln all the nation,
For making clothing IN suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests aud choice attire
The choicest in the nation--
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation
Ottawa, Sept. 7, 1850.
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Fresh I.cuOOS.
FOR SALE.

= BOXES superior lemons Tor sale at
- Feb Is. L,ockwood's
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Their coats and paniz when them yo,'llview,
VIII gam your Animation,
Elegantly are they adapted too
For the rising generation.
Mandlehnum g. Kohn have dress like thi.
In mostevsry variation,
For N their trade they never miss
The rising generation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-01

SIGHT EXCHANGE
On New York, in sums to suit purchasers for sale
by nov9 NORRIS < FisnFR.
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There nre many more names could give you
but think 1t unnecessary. would further inform,
the farmers Of the west that have taken the slors
No. l51 South Ipater street corner of La Sale,
known ms the old Bank Building for the purpose OF
At.phs all KINGS OF the best and most approved far
ming implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cago are invited 10 call on the subscriber
Chicago, Jan II A. VANE I51 South Wa,cY al.
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WASHBuRN'S hest cas-, steel and steel edged
Shovels and Spades, the hes, article in mar.
ketGrnin scoops OF all kinds; also large stock of
shclthnrdwnre, Just received at CUSHNIAN's.
apr27, 1912
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LEAF LARD,
NOTICE.

On JARS OF Leaf Lard, rendered with care sui.
~ table for family use, for sale by
Feb, Is c. Burr
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boot aud shoe store. innlg " U,SK,,t
C00 KEGS White Lead 81 aud pure: also Lin
oo seed Oil, Putty, Lcthrnge, Chrome and Paris
rreen, Red Lead Prussan Blue, VermiIon Span.
lsh brown, English Venetian Red, French mud com
mon ,oehra, Lamp Black, Spirls 1upenlne, Copal
Dec IL WALKER l. llieRtiyG.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
W. II. DEVO OF.
Has Removed to No. 50 E'c0rl ST.,
between Walnut and Vine,

W. II. DEVOU.
Has Removed to No. so Pearl ST..
between walnut and Vine,
CINCINNATI. OHIO;
4 ND now opening and receiving daily a
IA choice and well selected stock SILKS,
RIBBONS and TRAW GOODS, and off. rs TO
Merchants and MiIliners, at unusual low prices
on short time, or Iib- raj discount for Cash.
MILLINERY GOODS,
5000 Pieces No. to 36 Ladies' & Misses Bon
net and Sash Ribbons.
500 do No. TO l6 Plain Satin do,
500 do No. to l6 do Taft do,
100 do Belt Ribbons. do
Pou de Sole, Glasce, eros de Naples, Corded &
Watered Silk,
Marcellnes, FIorences and Lustrings,
Grapes, Grape Lisse and Taretons.
Illusion, Maline and Bruxelles Laces.
Black and colorcd Silk Trimming Laces,
Linen and Robin DO.
Cap Tabs Crimped Ribbons. Ruches,
Straw Cord and Trimmings, Buttons and Tas-
sels,
Bnckram. Crown Lining and Oil Silk.
Flowers, Flower Mate rails, Bunches * Wreaths,
Nearly one hundred varieties of
STRAW BONNETS.
Black eros de Rhines and Italiennes,
Black and colored Satin de China,
Chameleon and China Dress Silks,
ChantilIy and Love Wells,
Lace Capes and Collars,
Embroidered and plain Linen Cambria Hand
kerchieiS,
Embroidered Caps, Collars, Cuffs and Chemi-
sites,
Best Brands Kid Gloves,
Sewing Silk, Mi,,s and Gloves,
FilIct aud Mohair Mitts and Gloves,
Agent for Crowieys celebrated Needles.
tanning TO the Fancy Silk Goods business.
= ~riI, 9, 1851. loft
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WARTS, COINS, NIOLES, CAN.
GERS, &C.
DR.. leeCker's Three Minute Salve,

WdT1s, Noles, COINS, 7effeT, SAT- Rheun7, Ring
norm, and I'oofhaehe, can be renored ,cifhia
three 10 ten minutes time.
Wis generation has now arrived at that dot
l. and carry one time oflife, when one good
sound practical result seems TO be worth thou
sand visionary schemes. DR. Blocker (by ac-
cidenp has discovered quick, safe, and almost
miraculous remedy for the above and all other
unnatural growth Of the flesh. n man or asst
This SALvE viii cure any OF the above named
diseases in all cases. in less than ten minutes,
and being entirely vegetable, it will not act up
on any substance save unnatural or viiiated flesh.
Having sold many thousands Of bottles since
April last. and performed ne arly IN ndred thou
sand cures, l will not offer any long lingo Of
certificates; all ask is for you to try it in my
presence for three minutes only, and on will be
satisfied with its happy results.
The agents are authorized to insure a cure
J. HDWELLS & Co, Agents.
No 4, Main st. Richmond, Ia
June, 4, 1851. 24-3m
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l. The patrons Of this esiablIs hne Mt are in
formed that ITS business IL! suffer little cha
as possible in consequence Of the de ath Of tbe
late Agent. Mr. Horace Wells. The ,nechan-
cal departing mt viii continue in charge Of Mes
srs- L. l. and " m Wells, to whose efforts il is
already mainly indebted for its present high
state OF perfection, and no pains will be spared
to re nder is manufactures fully what they pro-
less to be-equal TO any in the world. large,
new and complete Specimen Book is rapidly
printing, which we expect 10 have ready for dis
trihuiion about the Is, Of September We have
on hand large stock of Printing Material Of
every description. including new and second
band Power and Hand Presses, which we are
ready to sell on six months time for good not 9,
or make a discount Of 10 per cent. from regular
prices for cash down. All orders addressed 20
the Cincinnati Type Foundry will meet with
prompt attention.
CHARLES WELLS, Seeretory
Cincinnati, June f. 1851 0AAv
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Wistar's Ralsar, of VIVA S,hcrr,

Wistar's BalsnHa OF wild S-,,crrx
Is an invaluable family medicine, for Con.um,-
ton Of the Lungs, Liver Complaints. Coughs,
Coles, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, whooping
Cough Inhreaza, Hoarseness, spittinx Of Blood
Difhcutfy Of Breathing, Pains in tho Side or
Bre.st.
The genuine vistar's Bsissn1 of wild Cher
~ has fac-simile Of the signature Of Henry
wistars. NJ. D.. Philadelphia. and '.sanford &,
Park" on q finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. None other can be re Duinc.
The above medicines are kept constantly on
hand for sale by l. Reed. Richmond, Ia; Jos.
Howeils & Co. do; Wood & Dill, CeptrsviIIe;
Raymond & Co, Cambridge city; J. n. Lebrick,
Dublin; Shortridgc. Milton; D. Beaver. Liberty;
J L. Andrews, DunIapsvilie: Jacob Gip~. Ea-,
Germantown; f. f. Bsp~r, Hsger..own; john
ston, Williamsburg; Parker 4 Stanton, New
port. Ia; Ross & Showaiier, New Paris. .:
L MinsLaIi, Eaton, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

1--we are authorized to announce JOHN
STIGGLEMAN, as u candidate for re-eec ton
August Election.
To the Voters Of Wayne County: Fellow Cni-
zcns-I offer self a candidate for the Of
flee Of County Clerk. at the next Angus, EIec-
ton, and respectfully solicit your sutfrages--
pledge myself il elected faithfully to discharge
its duties. MY ERS SEAION.
Centreville, May ii, 1851.
MEssas. EprroRs:-PIeasc announce the name
OF 4. r. SCOTT "a n candidate for Clerk Of
the Wayne Circuit Court. at the ensuing August
el-c ton, and he will be supported by
MANY Wines AND DENoCRATs.
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NEW STORE and NEW

fPRY eoe6S3TiE undersigned would
SS2S say to the public, that he
is receiving. daily. and opening at Nos. Al 4
Is Main street, RICHMOND, IND, an entire ne W
stock Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Having taken consderabI time and pains. in
his selections, and purchased exclusively for
Cash, he is enabled to offer great ind ine its
to those who may favor him with a call. His
stock consists, in part. of DRY GOODS, such
ns--De LANES, Silks. Barge &c LANES, Lawns,
Ginghams, Lustres. Poplin., Sa,,ns, Prints,
Cloths. Cassimeres. Satiinein, Jeans. Tweeds
Flanuels, Mems Summer Wear Of every de-
scription, &c, &c.
Panama. I.eghcrn and Pam-Leaf HATS;
BONNETS Of all kinds; Ribbons & Flowers;
Umbrellas and ParasoIs Of every texture;
A full assortment of Notions;
Looking Glasses and Carpets;
Also.--A complete stock Of GLASSW ARE
QUEENSW ARE, GROCERIES. BOOTS and
SHOES, &c. &c:
IL lie earnestly requests the public TO call
and examine his stock, as he 10 now ready 10
show his GOODS. AMI with pleasure
Produce received in exchange for {; oods
EDW ARD G.. VAUGHAN
1EWE STUDY To PLEASE
Richmond, June 25, 1851. I5,f
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Or. 9. .. MOVIES
SHAKER Sn"SAPARILLA.
MORE EVIDE.. SE.
A nOtIlCf RCl11:l T. X q Die "a
I'm "a

GREAD ITO
| is from young lady residing in our city.
CERTIFICATE.
CINCINNATI, Feb. eth, 1851.
This is to certify that my sister, Mary c. Bel.
man, was attacked with disease in her hip
than three years ago, which rendered her so ut.
terly helpless that she compelled TO keel
her bed. All hopes of her recovery were des-
paired Of. Some OF the most eminent physi.
clans of Covng,on and Cincinnati ate nded her,
all Of whom declared her case a hopeless one
Passing by DR.. Howe's Depot, an idea suggested
itself, that TO try one bottle Of his Shaker Sar-
saparilla could 10 no harm. Accordingly pur-
chased one bottle, and before its contents were
entirely used she received benefit. | was in
duced to try another, and another; before the
last was used she was nearly recovered. Now
she has PAIN can walk and has the entire
use of her limbs. To Howe's Shaker Sarsapa.
rilIa attribute this effective cure. II is but
few months since she CONNIE need taking it.
(Signed) J. c. BELMAN.
Cincinnati Daily CONNIE rcial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing
cure effected bv the use of three bottles on
~ of DR.. :. ID. uOWE'S SHAKER SARSA-
PARILLA,
The Great Spring and Sumner Medicine.
1t purifes the Blood and PREVENTS DISEASE.
1t is the only Sarsaparla that acts on the liv-
er. kidneys, and blood at the same time, which
renders it altogether more valuable to every
one. particularly to females
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recomme nds them to the public
No MERcURY-no MiSERaI.-no PoisosoUs
DKuGs in the Shaker Sarsapar Rita
REMEMBER,
1t is warranted TO be purely and entirely Veg
etable, and Female and Family Medicine
j, has equal.
Be sure you enquire for DR.. s. d. Howe's
Shaker Sarsapariiia, and take no other.
Price 81 per bottle-6 bottles for S..
For sale by
DR.. S. b. HOWE & CO, Proprietor.,
No. !, College Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by HowelIs & Co. Richmond, Ia; Also,
For sale by Irwin Reed, Richmond; w. G.. &
A. Grimes. and DR.. Woods. Centrevi!le; Ray
mond, & Co.. Cambridge city, Ind.
May =, 1851 20-Iy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Tavern stand and Farm for Salc

MAT well-known Tavern stand, situated
three miles East of Richmond. on the Ma
'ional road, now occupied by Mahion CIawson,
is offered for sale. The farm continues about
80 acres. and has on it an Orchard of excellent
fruit. a fine large two story Brick House, and a 10
The necessary appendages of tavern farm
house The situation is high and pI-asan anr
would make one OF the most desirable prvat,
residences in The country. II is offered on fai
terms For further information, inquire Oh the
premises CT Mshlon Ciawson. or of the under
signed, two miles North Of Richmond
WILLIAM CLAWSON.
Tenth Month 9Th, 1850 42,f
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"Fax fur the Peepilw

a UST received and for sale at No. z, q gen.
sE eral assortment Of
Hardware,
Brushes,
w OGDEN ware,
Lemon Syrup.
Tomato ketchup.
\ :e." small fancy wagons for children.
FnrsI,a's Premium Iininient, which is Il balr,
for every wound,
American aud Nerve and Bone Linimenf
Pure Castor Oil,
Brandrrth's and WorsIrI''s Pills. SC &c
POE & SHUTE.
May 81, ISL. 22-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Wholesale COnfcCtiOner Il Baker.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform
dealers in his line OF business that he is
now engaged exciusivel, in the manufacture of
CANDIES. of all varieties AND III. diff re ut
articles made Bakery. His C. AN Di F.S are
warranted TO b. equal to the best, and sold al,
the lowest possible rates. His
BREAD. CAKES, CRACKERS, &c,
are sufficiently known as to quality. and he is
prepared to fill all orders at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms
WEDDING aud other pa rites will he furnish
ed it'll CAKES at the most economical prices
Apply at the old stand, corner Of Main and
Marion streets.
NJ. C. LEWIS.
Richmond, June %, 1851. lit
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IL 24DaD IL w A EI ID

CTOLEN from the farm Of the SD bscriber
. living two miles West Of Richmond. the
National road, large, light bay Horse, II hand =
high, Il 'mealy" nose with "snip,' shod all
round black tail and main-the main very hra-
Wy, small puff on the pastern Joint Of his left
hind leg, little white on the right hind foot, a
natural PAGER, he is in tne habit, when starting,
Of IoIIing out his tongue. No further marks
r"coii.ci-d- Fifty Dollars reward will be paid
for the return Of said horse to the undo r~i med ,
or for information that he can be obtained.-
Also. Fifty Dollars will be paid for the appre-
he nsion Of the thief.
JEREMY MAESUR.
Richmond, May %. 1851. 23-tf
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A GOOD LOT FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned offer for sale good Lot,
fSA feet front, situated on North Fifth
street. Amy person desiring a good situation
for a Carriage Shop, any other similar busi-
ness. will fad all the buildings convenient and
necessary. The terms of sale will be reasona-
bic, anu made known by application to the IN
Gersigned, TO this office.
w. b. 4 J. F. EDNONSON.
APRIL 30th. ISL. l9-;f
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Look out for the Constable!!

NOTICE is hereby given that all the notes
- and accounts, belonging to Thomas
j. Ferguson. II IL have been placed
in my hands for Collection. Persons in
debted will do me favor by calling and set
Ting their claims at my office, before l am urg-
ed by necessity to adopt differe mt course from
the present. NJ. A BICkLE, ATTY.
Office. Main St. Morrison Building.
Richmond May I, 1851. 20-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
DENTAL & DEPOT,
For Eastern C0wI n d na

~ A. DICKINSON. has lust received
w. large and beautiful assor,me Mt of mineral
Teeth from the well known estab!ishmen nj Of
Jones, White & Co., Of Philadelphia, who have
received the premium over all other teeth man.
ufacturers in the United States; forethe ? with
Geld Foil and all other articles used by the pro-
fsSsion-
Gentlemen in the profession would DO we'll to
C all aud examine for the msesyes
April ,, 1851. 2D-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

lNroLERABLE OrrREssioS.-A number
NJ ryls working i'll the factories at Lowell
...,e induced. under promises OF high
.,ar.s and excellent treatment, to go TO
1oi,,m,,,u, Georgia. TO work IN cotton
.nx They ;.aye written home complain.
ING win, more ,hsn feminine volatility OF
<he nnn,he.less d.s.ppoin;ments and OPP
pre.x;cns 10 which ihe,v have been sup
:ec<ed. Their wage. are not so high
Iher lase Is not SO good as they nad been
led 20 expcc., and the pr.cc OF BOARD IS
much higher. The boarding house IS
like . barn. the mill is dirty. the oou'herh
.;rl. chew snrF.-and. Hast and worst
here is NOT looking glass in the 'r."c
factory! What Yankee girl would ssano
All these wrongs, and no; have even the
consolation Of looking at her cwn pretty
face in the mirror! a rebellion was the
consequences, and Il soon led to an i'm
provement 10 the condition Of sMsgs. and
ihe girls agreed to stay ill October. II
she ealieni Georgians have half as much
sense as we give them credit for. they Will
offer the fair Yankees better inducements
shan factory wages 20 remain IN 'heE
Southern houses Proc. Jour.
.-7,ho s~oau,sh;p Baltic took out 1868
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DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA.

II he undo rsigned has Just received a SPLEEN
did lot Of superior Blue. Black, Brown,
Olive Brown and Green Cloths; a general as
sor,ment Of Vestipgs. Pantaloonery, all STYLES;
Shirts and Collars. Neck Ties and Handker-
chiefs. Silk. Cotton and Kid Gloves, New STYLE
Hosiery, and a general assortment OF Goods u.s.
ualiy kept by Gentle men Furnishers. Clothing
always on hand. w. l.. FARQUHAR.
Lamp Wicks, Globes and Chmneys; a few Lard
and Gas Lamp Wicks, which will be sold at cost
if immediate application be made. w. l.. F..
UFDon't forget TO call one door east of w .
W Lynt- & Co.'S Grocery Store and ne ariy op-
posit- the Bank at No. 3.
Richmond, March 10. 1851. I3-tf
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SLOAN,S OoLUWM

q LII the Medicines and Books advertised BY
~ w. B. SLOAN sold by j How ella &
Co, Richmond; Raymond & Co., Cambridge
city; Woods s. Dill, Centreviie; J. n. L~brick
Dublin; J. Weaver, knigh:s,own; <. Miushail,
Eaton.
SLOAN'S FAMILY OINTMENT
Is mild, safe, thorough, and the greatest ENier-
nal Remedy ever used. IL is composed Of Veg.
etabie Extracts, ana posses power un~qualled
in the annals o! Medicine for the cure Of lnfam-
matory Diseases.
tits universally acknowledged to be infal-
bible remedy, in every where it has bee n
faithfully applied on the human system, for pro-
mo'ing lnsensible Prrspiru,iop and is invaiua.
bic IL all diseases Of the Hcsh. Obsiinate u
GERS, Old Sores. Chilbians, Sore Throat, Burns,
Cuts, CutaAsocs Erup,ions, sore Nipples. Sore
Breast, Diseases {: the Eye. Asu@ in the Face,
Rheumatic Pains. Contracted Cords, Pain in the
Side. Back, and other parts of the system, Boi!s,
Scald Head, Bruises. Fresh Wounds, Piles, and
every kind Of sores contaiuirg The least particle
Of Inflammation, are permane n,,y cured by this
great remedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

lust received aud for sale At M. &c. III.
- latest style Of Jenny Lind Ties, Boots and
busklns. Also, Eaceisiors for Ladies, Misses
ana CnIiaren. with a good assortment Of Men Z
Seal Nullifrrs and Metallic Gum gu.L;r,-
Call and them. b. STRATUM
4th mo- 9th 1851. I6-,f
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MILLINERY.
MISS j. u. SWAIN, would

ISIS i. u. SWAIN, would respect
w fully inform the Ladies Of Richmond and
vicinity, that she has the latest SU MINER
STYLE for IL BoxNErs. Cars and DREssEs
and still continues business at the old stand
East side of Pearl stone door south Of Main
where she will be prepared to do all kinds OF
MILLINERY in neat and fashionable st.!e.
She will also keep on hand an assortment Of
Trimmings. Borders & Flowers.
Richmond, June %, 1851. lG:3m
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WOOL. WOOL!

ID STRATTAN wishes to purchase any
ID. quantity good washed WOOL, for which
the highest market price will be paid. Please
call at No % and see him before you sell
9Th mo. May u. 1851. 2I-tf
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COmctling w.--A N

go SOmctl.issg n e w.-.A N.
NJ - NEWTON. having quit the
111Yn practice of DENTISTRY, and
sold his interest to DR. w. X. WEBSTER,
would respectfully recomme nd his frie nds and
customers, generally, and particularly those
who have engagements with him Tor the inser-
ton Of TEETH, to call upon DR. WEBSTER, who
is every way competent TO perform any opera
tons Of Dentistry TO the ir satisfaction.
A. n. NEWTON.
Richmond, Ia, Oct. %, 1850. 44af
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Nine CHtlcry.-The most complete as
u sortment of Fine Cutlery. embracing al
mot every variety Of pocket knife may be
fou nd At }. Il. IIU NNlCUTTS.
April 80, 1851. 41-f
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I'm W ARE.-W hoiesale and Retail. a.
u the City stove Store: Also, spour,ain
aud Ga'tering. made to order.
NJ. F. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond. April 80, 1851. 39,f
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THRASING MACHINES.
Thrashing Machines,

Il Nj VU1nttVy OF " Htdt, EUUu IIUTSFs'
~ Turnpike Stock, (WayLe CO. Coz Cash,
&C., taken IN exchange for
Thrashing Machines,
at the old stand Of the subscriber. He is pre-
pared To furnish all the different, kinds of Ma
chimes now in use, and has so altered his pat
terms and adopted the various improvements. as
to re ucer his work more durable and less liable
to get on, of repair. He has TaPlin's Pa;en,
Horse Power and Thraslier. the machine that
took the premium at the Ohio State Fair las:
FaIl;) aud persons wishing TO purchase an inter
est in said Patent for Indiana or Missouri, can
do so by applying to him by letter or otherwise.
+. ". ROBINSON.
Richmond, May 81. 1851. 22tf
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NO. -, MAN Stfee:, opposite the Bank,
where you may find general assortment of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
al Philadelphia prices. From long ucquairt-
ance with the mercantile business in Fhiadel-
phia feel confident that none can buy on
better terms, and we determined to sell as
low any in the trade. we purchase for cash. J
To enumeratc articles as Dress silks, Ba-aise
de Lanes. Baraises, Poplins, silk Tissues, de
LANES, Lawns, Ginghams, plain and fancy
Prints, Gloves, Hosiery, fancy silk and I'hhet
Shawls, dress and linen Handke rchiefs, Book
Muslin, Book Muslin Hdkfs, swiss and turieton
Muslins, Cap and Bonnet Grapes. Bobinet'. silk
and thread Lace, straw Bonuets, Parasol>, Um-
brellas, silk and summer Vesiing in great yari-
ETY., French and American Cloths. Fancy and
Plain Cassimcre., CashInerrets, Nerino CASH
Ineres, boys wear &c, and other articles which
would occupy too much space, to say nothing of
cur excellent assortment OF Ladies. Misses and
Chldrens Shoes, Gents Fine and Coarse Boots,
Caters of ditfereu, styles, Palm Leaf and Pan
ANA Hats Choice Green and Black Teas,
Chocolate. Cocoa. Sugars, &c. Full Tea and
Dining setts of Queensware. of late and beauti.
full styles Nails. Window Glass, of different
sizes, Looking Glasses, &c, &c. All of which
offered cheap for cash, or country produce
@You are respectfully invited to give US
cali. ]. W HAlNES / CO.
June %. 1851. l6-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

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