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The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

CoTToN,-The cotton market presents a very
unfavorable prospect at this time. The last
four steamers from Liverpool have each brought
a dechue in the cotton market.
The consequence has been an almost entire
prostration of the demand at home Three
weeks ago middlings were bringing from 92 tC
lO3 cents in New Orleans, with very active
demand; now the same Cotton is only worth
from 7 to 8 cents, and dull at that.
The general impression among the New Or
leans cotton dealers is, that it will go dowr
still lower.
Freights all high and acknowledgements
blow upon prices here This state of affairs
may change in the Spring, but Winter pros
poets are dull.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

CO. Our neighbor of the Whig, pretends to
think we have converted our paper into an organ
for the Spiritual Rappers." We have done
no such thing but for the respect we have for
the feelings of our whig friends, we mention
politics as seldom possible, and it is for their
perusal particularly, we insert communications
upon this very interesting subject, thinking they
may find in one of the future States-the South
ern, that whiggery is more popular than here
This should be very delicate subject with our
neighboI, for we remember WELL upon a dark
and dreary night when all was hushed in silence
save the moaning winds and pattering rain drops
IA night well suited for treason and stratagems,
we met our neighbor at the house of mutual
friend, earnestly in search of e Spirits" And
on that occasion she was considered firm be-
ierer. We did not intend to reveal this secret,
but we have been provoked to it. In regard to
our converting our paper intoa Spiritual" or
gan, we think the wish is father to the thought,
for we have heard (confdentially of course) that
our friend was about entering into partnership
with democrat, good and true, who will proba-
bly, become Senior editor of the present whig es-
tablishment, and it would be very pleasant in
deed for "THE YAzoo DEMOCRAT to get out of
the way, for such an agreeable arrangement
This is another secret we did not intend to tell,
but this is the first time we have had good op-
oortunity. and we couldn't keep it. We cannot
accommodate you neighhor, and should blazing
red hot democratic sheet be issued from your
office after the 17th day Of January neat! you
may expect to find in US a competitor for party
favor Permit me however to congratulate YOU,
on this happy expedient you have resorted to. to
avoid a trip up g salt riUer." May the stream of
time flow smoothly on with you, and may the
bark which is freighted with all your hopes and
anticipations of earthly bliss, glide on, untouch
ed by the rude winds Of heaven, until you enter
safely into whole ocean Of never-ending hap
pinessl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
Advertise EMF
For Sale,

Hf0 ACRES LAND, situated about nine
OOc miles from Yazoo City and about seven
miles from Benton on the new Lexington road,
in the neighborhood of Rev. J. w. Purvis.--
There are about two huu dred & fifty acres of this
tract under fence, and in high state of cult.
vation, fine crop having beer grown on the
place the present year. There is also good
mill and gin, and comfortable negro quarters
and dwelling house on the place. This is
fine tract of land, and good bargain will be
given to any one who wishes to purchase
For further information, refer to Thomas G.
Clark, Benton, and P. O'Donnell, Yazoo City.
Dece. Is, 1852 g O.. SWAYZE.
A. SWAYZE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
FOR ASSESSOR.
n- We wish to call especial notice to on

o~- We wish to call especial notice to our
list of new advertisements. 1t will be seen to
contain the cards and circulars of some of the
largest merchants in Vicksburg and New Orleans.
We intend to notice them separately when
opportunity offers, for they all deserve such at
tention. It will pay every person who ever
expects to 60 or send to either of the above
named places to buy anything, to notice well
these advertisements, and then give the house a
call. Go where or to whom you will, and you
will always find that those who advertise liber-
ally deal literally. The same penRriousness that
prevents man from advertising, makes him IL
liberal in all his Transactions. Further-he who
increases his patronage by advertising "a thing
that never fails to follow can afford to sell cheap
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

CO. A contract has been made by the War
Department with Two Steam Towboat Compa-
of the Southwest Pass of the mouth of the Mis-
sissipp river. The work is to commence imme-
diately, and be completed in nine months, ma
king the channel not less than Is feet at lowest
water, AMI 300 feet wide. If the Companies
complete the work according TO contract they
are to receive $4,000, but IN case they fail tc
comply with every part of the contract, they
will receive nothing. If this undertaking prove
successful, great national as we'll as local ben
eft will be derived fromit
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
YazOO City and New-OrIeams
WEEKLY PACKET.

Leaves on every Monday Evening the
a-H~ h NEW, magnificent and fast run
|. sss1 ~ ming passenger Steamboat, D. S.
da1asSaEaA-szzEEsk@ STACY. J. Tyson, Master,
will leave Yazoo City on every Monday Eve
ming at o'clock Returning, leaves New Or
leans every Friday evening at o'clock. The
D. L. Stacy is entirely new, built this season
with all late improvements for the comfort and
safety of passengers. For freight or passage
apply on board or to w. WYMAN,
December Is, 1852 Agent.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

The ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND.--We had
concluded that we were not going to be visited
by this invaluable Friend any more, but to our
surprise and qualification last Sunday morning.
mail brought it once more to our fire side. Il
there is one paper that we receive with more
pleasure than any other, it is The illustrated
Family Friend, published at Columbia, South
Carolina, by Stewart Adair Goldman. Don't for
get us again, will you, Friend!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

KNIcKERBocKER.-Thiso old and excellent mag
azine will be sent to clubs of five or more, for
50 per copy, after the close Of the present vol
ume, which the December number completes.
We are making up clubs, and are authorised to
act as agents for it. Two dollars left with us
Will insure copy for one year. The Kncker-
booker is so we'll and favo1ably known, that com
ment Is unnecessary. 1t will be recollected that
IS has been the usual price for this work
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
TIE LIE CIR RAPHED
TO THE
YAZOO DEMOCRAT.
NEw York, Dec. 10.
NIAGARA'S NEWS.
(BY THE NATIONAL I1NE.)

NIAGARA'S NEWS.
Ship from Australia brought over a million
sterling gold. Turkish bond holders in Lon
don determined TO make Turkey pay loan by
enforcing claim through Parliament
FRAEcE.-The vote for Emperor was with
out enthusiasm, and nearly one seventh did
not vote. An official proclamation will be
made Dec. 2l. 1t is reported that Napoleon
will address manifesto to France and Europe
essentially.
The death OF Webster restores relations with
Austria and Hulsemann returns to Washington.
New YoRK, Dec. IL P. NJ.
The Post says that Gerrit intends next session
Of Congress to introduce bill for the purchase
of Cuba new treaty has been signed in
London by the English, French, Prussiap and
Barvarian ministers, in which they guarantee
the independence of Greece under Princes of
Greek faith.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. l..
The extensive grocery warehouses of David
Hays and James George, corner of Commerce
Street and Exchange Place was destroyed by fire.
Loss, 100000. The property was fully insured.
One wall fell on the adjoining building, crush
ing in the roof, killing three persons and injur-
ing several others. The barke Morgan has arri-
we'd from Buenos Ayres, with dates to the 9th
October. Urquisa has disbanded his forces, dis
claims any intentions towards Buenos Ayres,
and says he will defend his province from any
attack, and announces his intention as dictator
to install the sovereign Congress.
/ The remains of Boothe, the tngediau were
| buried this afternoon.
| PITTsBCRG, Dec. 1.
River 5 feet inches in channel and falling
weather wet.
MARRIED.-On the 30th ut, at the residence
of Mr.. Seaborn Collins, by the Rev. ]. w. Pur-
Wis, Mr.. PERRY G. Dixon to Miss LUCINDA COL
LINs, all OF Yazoo county.
May the happy pair who have embarked on
lile's voyage with destines united, fully realize
the bliss of
The pure, open, prosperous Love,
That pledged on earth and sealed above
Grows In the worlds approving eyes,
In friendships smile and homes caress,
Collecting all the hearts sweet ties,
Into one knot of happiness.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

D1ED-On the 9th inst. of Scarlet Fever, IsA-
BELLA EsTER, daughter of NJ. B. & Ester Wolfe,
aged years and 9 months.
o- New Orleans papers and Yazoo Wing
please copy.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

A private dispatch from New Orleans. dated
Deer 18th. says;-" Cotton again lower one
halfa cent Ntiddling, Seven three quarters to
Bfht certs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

o~s- Mr.. John L. Carey, fo1mer editor of the
Baltimore American will soon take charge of
the Editorial Department of the N. O. Cres-
cent. Mr.. Carey is an able writer.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

lNk-Marking, in demijohns, to sua planters.
FIRE BRIcK-English and Biloxi.
QUININE-Epsom and Glauber Salts, in 10 lb.
packages.
SNUFF-Scotch, in bladders and boxes Of one
dozen bottles. Maccouba and RaPPee.
December 15, 1852.
OF w. H. KICHEN, late Kichen a. Davis,
Grocers. New Orleans. WM. II. PATTISON,
late Lowe. Pauison & Co.. New Orleans
CHAS r.. RATLEY, late of Natchez, Miss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

CO. Mr.. Boothe, the celebrated tragedian,
died on his way from New Orleans to Louisville,
week before last.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
$4,000 Reward.

4S HAVING been burned out by the re- q
"a cent fire, and being desirons of clos 81
~ ing my business, | will sell my EN- va
TIRE STOCK (from Is to S20,0 WORTH OF
Staple and Fancy Dry. Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes, Clothing. Saddlery, &C., &. at cost for
CASH. Merchants, as we'll as Planters would
do well to call and examine my stock one door
below ]. J Fouche N. w ELLIS.
Yazoo City, December Is, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15
NEW W-oRLEANS
CGrrtG &c ~zaRo Ware House
23
I. MARSH. DENN1AN r. 70

81 81 93, Common Street, opposite
VERANDAH HOTEL.
TNHE oldest and largest establishments in this
n city. Our stock consists of some 200 Car
riages, comprising Caleches, Coaches, Rocka-
ways, Barrouches and Buggies, with and with
out Tops And almost every variety used in
the United States, manufactured in New Jersey,
and for sale cheaper than at any other establish-
mcnt in this city, for cash or city acceptance
Purchasers will please call and examine our
stock and Judge for themselves.
I, MARSH, DENMAN g. co.
December 10, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

NTTE are receiving our Stock Of Produce and
w Groceries, Bagging, Rope &c. And are pre-
pared to furnish our customers as usual.
Sept. l, 1852. j, HEARD s. Co
The Yazoo Democrat., 1852-12-15

DURcHAsE YOUR CLOTHING oil

a. ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO., "a Moga-
sine Street.
The great feature with them is. the large stock
always kept, Of GentleInen's Boys, and Chii
dren's Clothing-aIso Furnishing Goods. At
this house, she price Of every article Us marked
upon il. People, whether good or bad judges
need have no fears Of being cheated, for after the
purchase of any article, should any dissatisiac-
ton exist, the money will be refunded on its
being returned No irouJle to slols goods trifh
them as their whole object is TO please those who
favor them with call
OvERcoATs Of every description.
WALKING CoATs Of all kinds.
Business CoATs Of all kinds.
DRESS and FROCK COATS OF ull kinds.
CLOTH CLoAKs Of various qualities
TALMA AND KHABAN CL0AKs, new article.
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS of all kinds.
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS Of al kinds.
HALF HosE and GLOVES Of al kinds.
CoTroN and LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds.
CRAvATs and ScARFs-mag gnificent assortment
HANDKERcHIEFs and SUsPENDERs.
ALSO
A very superb assortment Of
BOYS q CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
To Steamboat Captains, Pilots, Etc
OC-y- Your particular attention is invited 70
our very large assortment OF
OvercOats Of Every Description.
FUR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS,
HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS, DEVON
SHIRE KERSEYS, SUPERIOR
BLANKETS, NOTIFIED
BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS. ETC.
In all of which goods we have some
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for your use.
! CO. You had better call and purchase one If
you want something comfortable.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
81 Magazine ST., corner
Dec Is. l852.-ly. OF Guvier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
To Capitalists:---Good Investment!

The subscriber offers sale the Corn Starch Nnnuac-
tory. recently erected TIE middle FORK OF the Nhtc
water. miles North OF Richmond Tne machinery Is
constructed the approved principle and the So
quality OF thu Starch prodGced tals
fully established TIE purchaser will have the
the present roPrie'ors knowledge aAd experience IN
III. article which offers sidi
tIona in iucemenr DESTROYS OF emharsins IN
AMI know of Il. both seien-
t:fe and practical.
Attached the factory about |. OF land Tie
Location is delightful and he supply o water abundant
and Of character peculiarly adap.e! business The
premises little than mile from the site oil IN.
Depot Of the Cincinnati railroad.
sI,-Fo. f.r,ter ,4-i.et - .a3d, i, WAKEFIELD.
pes a. II, Mau Richmond Tad.
T..
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C1L8ERC HOUSE, rCoaxEs OF M.r~ .>p
MARION SHEETS. RIcHNoSD, INDIASA.) neMry
tsovs00. Proprietor. 0ArG~nevai Stag. and Omui-
ON owe Odss.-fo the North. South. East and Wet
No'ss ana buGgies alvsvs hand 20 convey pss.en-
Sers - any por. ~, % ,asj' ';S.r
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Light. Light!
The Place to get Your Money Back!

The Place to get Your Money Back!
L>REsN DRUGS aud CnaduIterated Med -
II iriues 1T No. 61,-.i 'issHs'' Cheaper thu"
Dirt, -
-. - ~
WhOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs Nad;e;,a,
painss OILS. Nsrnishes. Putty PerfumcrS Dye stuff,
Sc. &c. - now receiving dreet from PHILADELPHIA
large ssso.tmen; OF DRUGS MEDICINES ali Of whi,l
ne VIII sell - low NOT lower than any house in
this section of the State
am also agent for tina we'll known Family Medicines
WIZARD > Fever Ague Exterminator Green. ~ou-i
drops Houses indian Tonic. certain remedy for all IL
ternent FeveTs: McCuioush's Rheumatic Remedy az
excellent article for what il is recommended also man
fracture Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparilla (Which
cfdcdy the best remedy for the Scro.uis
together with other valuable preparations.
Richmond. December 9th. 1851 'no5lI
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An Excellent Speculation.

VNHE suhscr b.r offers for sale the Right OF Preb-
1 County Ohio. for sSta nton's S,l Setting Sa,r
Nal Dogs" This great Improvement IS becoming
loo well known for comment In the Eastern States
and wherever the invention has been appIed1 It
coming universal use We refer those interested
and .rticuarv such manu- ftcturing Iumb~r to
the following gentlemen IN thus vicinity All" hav-
ava led themselves Of This great labor saving machine
> As-.rs~ klnxe .ihy. rh>tlethwate aud Bulls
hor.es would b- received IN psv,,,-nt. i~o 2o"o
SAMUEL ELTZROTH
Richmond Ia. Oct. l>52 43:tf
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Medical Notice.

H Wnsrr-s q s<rne .cihcrnpy E-in bib &,
%. -ts.. R.r.
w Ind
We who und Inc -
low di-e al AID Wcasnc- Ia
Bovr'<. Head.
Disease ois
of the palpfsin .te Heart.
Srotua Genera Weakue and IefY.
vii 20 enT' IN s nit''n TIE Of
I'---a' sc u aud down
= asa ~ ;cf 81 : g
w. iaea.. 80 W irE R te =.
apgli-d a = -
: n4- q
= II = cd
& az i-son- L-t i raf ira in IL e0csrY. and
ie IA
n
TERMS Fer Rpa-S tulenr RE-
who Boa
charged e week unless OF greed
All tssfaa-e- 1f
linen ard
sr-eioe"s 1-:ie vi Formerly. auend professional
ca'.e. ofire
Juiv ,,,h 1-ss csrf
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NIORDECAI PARRY. having bouy,, out J.
J. H. liution'> entire stock of Iron Steel &C.
would respectfully inform his friends ana The publ.
e. rally, IN 1t hi, esta bhrnt - ruat-d at The OH
stand No. 81 Main Street, whrr- customers cen a-
the shortest notice Ia a.!aIon
ana CGcinnatI supplies OF the best mann iurta
Iron embracing extensive assortment HIS
Of AnvIis. BE- llows. Black = nIth- Va
c-s Hammers, Tur Irons, Elliptic SPRING. OF all 81
IN gene raj y Biark ano half pate AK
les, Steel Iron Piow Noui0s. Sfe-i Crow Bars. IT.
q do hgon ana Carriage boxes, Sheet snI Hoop
Iro. boiled nd charcoal refined Iorenz Iron Bar.
Horse Shoe. DANDY. Tire Il ~adol- tree Rount ami
Square | ron from incsIrs. to TO- Oval anu ha5f
oval nail rods &C. &c.
Am-ric Blister Steel. English do; Spring 60 !;
German 40; Cast steel. IN extensive a>soFtfuent.)
tie woni! say Carriage builders, " achinIsis a.
Biz that acaiiiun To the above,
stautiv supplied with the best Charcoal Iron that
be Ills motto an Iad,Trr.Hgf Am
Gle is uorss than o. all Persons ~tng par
auy thing IL his lur OF business viii nae
heir adv antage TO give hiin call.
All or.rs promptly fiii~c, aud prices reasonable
al n other house IN the w-s.
Thank nj 70, the lIb- ~: patronage ALREADY received
he hopes is strict attention aud Constant Suppl
rit pubic patronage,
Sept. = 1852. PIT
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Premium Thrashing Machines;
A. Gaar & Co.,

az THE SPRING OtNDtRN. r., hmon!. In Hama
would sa tn, public that Tho manufacturing,
ST hsn and sale, their
Thra ,hng Machines Of j hrrnt kinds II IS snt
Gent for the reputation OF their S"Parators to state that
,hev awald"I l. ]. the rr-n that off
ed the VAN, County Far he best Mach tat
could be produced Their Separaore Will Thrash faster
clean nj the gram better than Other Separator
made in the State
They have lately made improvement IN their SIN an
+ ght horse powers. BY using revolving wrought
Shafts stud pms upon winch the master pm AMI
wheels thereby III
the Journals This horse
pow ahead OF competition, 1umtiu9 SHAFT AMI Belt
Machines always han;-al-o Tray. Hing Machines
mad 10 order Ih.v Ord -r M Iron,
-Nool n Mach innrv-RaI Road Castings, birt a4D-
SHOP in the North part OF Rchmonl near the Railroad
d,!o - II
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Dissolution.

fHE coPartner>hip her. toior- existing r,6., tho
name oi beh,s Co between the Undersigned
IN the Clothing and Tailoring business At Richno,
has been dissolved by mutual consent this d.v
ED" ARD BELLS
SAMUEL BELLS
The business will b. continued al the Old .,..a h
the ane-Tsgneo who has the books Of the late r ~,
aud will settle all accounts &c.
Richmond, 10 Mo. 9Th, 1889.
SAMUEL BELLS
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PUMPSi! PC MPS!!!
.JGSPEh Dickinson.

vNHANKFUL 70: past patronage, respectfully in
II forms his friends ana The pubic generally, that
he still making, aud Will furnish 1T his establish,
ne ut on Pearl Street. f-w .oors South OF TaIn.
Street, Richmond. WAYNE County. Indiana Pumps.
Of almost every description-either OF Iron. Brass
Copper Lead r turned W God. and adapted 10 almost
every purpose that may be desired Having had about
seventeen wears experience IN Punp making and g
-raI Piumbng work, h. trusts thut he insure
ne raj satisfaction these who may favor him with
their orders.
Agenc iesf for the sale Of his Turned Wood Pumps
are established at " m c. Hnfvev's a Cen:reviiie,
Ezra " alton's Po>tua~'er1 at Dublin. and d. G.
kern> at Milton, where these Pumps, neatly turned
and painted. and warranted 10 perform WELL viii be
furnished and put i'll the we'll If desired. at price
very little exceeding the old log These pumps
have several advantages the Old log the
are easier handled. take NJ much less room. not
nb- crack and be rea.y IL ing h. ned wher
the wells may require TO be dug deeper Those who
have Deep " ellis will DO we'll call him, his
pumps work considerably easier than those that hav.
usually put in. Satisfactory reference viii
BE- given God piping fer conveying water, drain
ing. &c, bored aud TONED for y cents per foot.
u. also offers his services III The Plumbing 5uei-
ness IN fitting up Water Closets. having Lead Pipe
&c, ami filling Baths. with Hot AMI Cold Water
&c, and agent for Spra't's Lightning Rods
Richmond, tn Mo.9. l-32 24:tf
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FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
VGNHE FARM, known the Barnett Farm, Will be
offered at public sale. unless sooner disposed "i
in the City OF Richmond on Saturday the .A'h OF No
venber next.
'rh. Farm is situated about mites south west Of
cLmonG and mile south Of the National Road and
Joins the Farm belonging TO the Orthodox society o.
Friends. Ii contains about
$50 ACRES.
30 OF which are in state culiiv alton. IL Is we'll
cree! with never failing streams, which run
'hYou. the "ntse length of the plsce ahd has upon
good Orchard of choice tTuit, aud OF the best
Sugar Camps in the west. There - sl.o upon the
place cf the best and most extensive Stone Quar-
RES in this vicinity. aud water power of II feet tai l.
For further information cal! upon Isaac Miller upon
the premises, or w. W Lyndc. opposite the Bank
TERMS.--ODo third Of the purchase money. Cash'
tiird one, and third in with interest
WV LYNDE, agent and Guardian
Ricbuond Nov I st. 1852 i6-if.
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MARSH 4 cos SUPERIOR SHOCL-
DEN.BEHACE.
W is round
ooh I'd ~.o Fark
hccftl light.
w.ii sso,tei the al Designed
~
the invrnor ~ Truss. Pronounced by some
49, ptorery All isne -ct Ia eye-y pos I on OF tic
= 'ses it-,tt Il ficut j
she. " M,s-H having hal ard! Hert
enc
ru-e. of hove Iat~-
MARSH co. O.! =! Nj dea Lane, \. y.
Sold Nv pII-NNER * W AIRING WA Retail Drug
ci-,-. Richmond. Ind.
4cf
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T,0s;s-.,crc~. .Houwmsewss. 6e,

hANIEL MDRRbSOS.
- Main 81. Rirh.nnoA.
in J Sill on.:saas 10 osa.
Via sur-, Ia e.dey. every
,ries. of Plain sal Ovna.
~ .Eta sb- S'oa-s, Noa.
1n-n.s. &r.. ke-. Of The
.s.~st stvic. aad mass bcaa.
.ifni patterns.
lie takes pssss -
informing his fvieaAs 49,
hs will seiI ~ Oh -sp. II -
a tut e.crer. for sso1y
cash, than can be bosghe
IN the State.
His work 10 vsrSaoto4
e1,s.i to sny sA.s!e - -
Wes'. and perfect sssjsohe.
son guaranteed.
tn. public are hawkes.
. call and exsmiae Aie
,oek and sreeimeas-
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ACCOMMODATION TO
Farmers and Transfers!

|tOpD and substantial work IN the lac iurr Of
~ Wagon. - desirable On thr part If every far
and The <ub~c doing that
kind of work at their Shop MIN street. opposite
the Starr HOUSE = They make o. ROAD and
FARM WAGONS. CARTS. and article
that line, warranted 10 BE- al good materials. auj wi
dispatch. They VII also Repair aFgons. &c Al,
short nelicr They also prepares 10 Manufacture
and put up PC NPS large small eqa II TO the
mace nv ,h- for which the Wayn- Colnt, Far
81 Dpl"Ha-thry also warrant lhrir Panp>, ana
,h-ir enable. taIi and u
DAVID hS0t.IENBERG,
I'D. MOAN.
Richmond. Jan 18th So. 4-lv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Drs. Plummer & Warjnc.

Drs. Plummer & Waring:
INFER fer sale at th~r Drug Stove, corner 81 y" u"
~ an Pcail Streets. R,Chmon Indiana an extensive
as .ortrant 81 Drugs Medicines, Wines. DYES, Paints.
Oils, Na1nieEes. brushes, Glassware Window Glass,
Putty and all les generally kept IN such IN establish
to which more vii!
shortly AID d, Necnicavor keep non" hut the bes'
articles. and il any should othei se, we wish
re ned
To Physicians.
In connect on It'll the establishment is nr P'umner ;
Laboratory preparation OF svruTs. nctIr-s. IN
tracts, sc i5v all Of Bciniorif Apparatus
b.d q make all the preparations that injured by
Ltyh the heat OF steam IAN. >Nrups,
Ac: solutions made exclusively with ms
td ~ We aim 10 make every preparation III strict
with the L. 5 llarmacopeia and Formula.
Paf.nt .Nrdic;ses aud -rostrams. entirely excluded
from the establishment
9th Month, 25th, 1852.