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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill,

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS coming 10 HaC
II niba with the intention Of selling wheat aud buy
inSar purchasing elsewhere Remember the big stone
b Bird, between Main and Third streets. Give
us4tail A. S. ROBARDs & SON.
az NJ B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but attbe
MIL Every sack and barrel is branded with our name
: iSlyIsaf "a. s. RoBARps SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20
The Foot, ath and Highway; or,

M ANnERlNGS of an American in Geat Britain,
w in 1881 and 81 BY Benjamin Morgan. This
volume embodes The observations OF he author made
during eight mouths wanderhgs, as a correspondent
for American journals and as he Travelled much on
foot, differs essentially from those the same coun-
tries, by Other writer's.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20
FIELDS SCRAP BOOK New Edition,

Literary and Miscellaneous Scrap Book.
CONSISTING of Tales and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
" ica, Historical, Patriotic, Moral, Religious, and
Sentimental Pieces, in Prose and Poetry. Compiled
10y William Fields. Second edition, revised aud inn
proved.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20

NEW osIEAEs, Sept 16.-Rio coffee irdl5, sale.
fsSensa IYSoUoOsgs Mixed corn Toe @ess bort SIS
Barrels Slate s. tS9e %; Ohio, $p8 IA; sou,b
err, 81 50aS 81 Wheat, Genesee Ll sol Wes,s,n
4Sl Corn, yellow Soc, mixed sad Ohio Wbisk,
&c. Sales 300 barrels PORK mess lis pri e Sis
mess beel Sl2 20. Sales 6OJ bbs lab al i2,c. Sail
BOO SACKS RIO coffee at llIc. 900 hhk KeniScKy 20.
baeeo at S7@$lO. New Orleans Mo, I.ss nc "
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy

{ NRtEDN without Charity, Theology without Hu
~ mainly, and Professionalism without Christianity I;
with Notes bN the Editor the Literature of Charity,
Population, Pauperlsm, Political Economy, and Pro-
ieslaniism che grea: question which the book dis
cusses is. whether the Chmch Of this age is what the
primitive Chmch was, aud whether Chrstmns-both
pastors and people doing their duty Our author
believes not and TO mind, he has made out strong
He thinks there Is abundant lor relOrDat
The present time and that it is needed almost as much
as IN the days Of Lniher.
For sale at the NEW BOOK STORE. iyl2lU
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20

This stove possesses advantages over common
stoves, in thickness of the plate, and improve.
ments in draft.
This stove was patented September, 1852,
and wherever they have been used, have given
general satisfaction. This stove weighs some
forty pounds more TO the number than any other
stove ever brought to this city. The plates in
them are from one-half to three.fourths Of an
inch in thickness. No. weighs over 200
pounds. We warrant them all against fires.
These stoves have Patent Hot Air Flue, " hich
carries the heat that is generated under the fire.
plate down the front part of the stove, between
two thick plates 10 the draft at the bottom Of
the stove.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-20

TEMPERANCE, CosyESrIoN. -.Sors I.Ir;o,;o
citizens Of Platte City propose 10 have aC S',O
vs ss o. Az tne friends Of Temperance n this
ssc'Ion OF tne STATE, on the l4th day Of Septem-
per next The blighting soourge Of inemper.
anee IS committing as ravages all over OF coun.
s ~, liSlspailenS snls convention to tf care
:, !. aiI sd OF every friend Of hu hanity
~ VIZ ~, .ne@ % meet together and bonsuli
T ID yes' means o. arrsstlng this growing evil
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

zion. me Mcihodist Church is one Of n.
inc snz'tions IN the world a nd Ia, ~ .' re-
rnch 800 cement upon mankind W. re- az
in the wax ~ conviction of truth. and ~.
comnIiv o. an nnmeaning, formal 1910 no mel
enacted m No. ,:s annual conference Of ,h;:
20 &c, exercise jus. d.crimnaioa@ 10
s;s,, Ministers; Heretofore this mon.m rs re-
circumss.n wi'nont special reference to IL. zen
pr..ch"" OF "s recipients. Tho r;eh esd'y
which ~s. a. ,aI share. thus edaeg he n
cor-.,: '"'e was unjust, wicked un.cr;a, psnay-
Ano,hs, s oeen applied and We reioics =, :, Inc
and - III, conference - 10 assemble in .
ano,s., .s On that body to sicnaii.. IL. week.
nm .mh....Sn eeasd reform. How doe. !, 80 by
,- sr Of Christ. the .e. 1s1 r to
n nj. - Ea! I'D his mouth. pufipe cloud. ar VIA
e''sg 70 the Gentle void ~ " .n"xe
b.: NJ: oS theological steam enris. !" no. ..rv
nd :. ~ i; i !es :..
e.. -. s.oss., beec"e hopeIes.Iy -.dded 70 Pre- h
an ~ ,hs sake their ssE.rs asd .fne-en,- IN d
;c. 80 'n sessss; AID not 70 sssirt;ne t.h.e.." D
&c; sno putting tobaces-smefe sIen. IS. ...s.
- Syp ..e'ag stsnblins block in the w.v Of n:
~ ,sss:s. - end s'i:si.s seand.i spo. tie e.s.s
seaten Tfss Anenesa W. NV ss"en.-f =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

Making in all. ... IN. e
auisits Of stock has been zee 'esry be
he is hereby directed to acid in hiddleeo
pcr. meeting OF the for the purpose o. eeehs
rough the 23a1d for other matters as may Do
seven DiEesecess.rv T.. acted upon
T@,oprd That tho soliciting committee be continued to
additional stock and fbrther that be
to employ such they think to pro
and pay them such price ~ they
agree upon their services not one per CENT
and report to future meeting
The following also adopted:
WnEnEAs. II 10 represented to this meeting that ths
citizens residing on the Of . continuation OF the
posed road above Hillsborough to the county ne are
de continue the road to said point therefore,
R>solved That we said -oad through Bethel
tho county line p,orided tho amount required per
mile by be in due time OF which the
Secretary shall be duly notified
Ordered that tho proceedings OF this meeting De pup
lished in tho Richmond papers.
On motion, tho meeting then adjourned .
ENOS THOMAS, President.
r. T. REED, Secretary.
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UUrITfD TK0N The CINCINNATI OA4A'E
Canc8oD0ea MARKET.

- CINCINNATI. APsu i@' AoSS'
r,ar.-Th~re ~.s q msdsrsts demasd sre@ w
trade to day, ~i,host change in prices. ahe:sS ,o
market rattle, hs.sy The ssiee oH" ~ :, a Is
hi. a A u, $50 do II 90 delivered: Soo 90
iu.peesed and delivered: and 100 do extra .. ScCy
Faovis,ox.-The sales TODAY comprise ~ p..sm
eommon Hams in bak Tic: 1000 pcs common rS ~
Sides at Sic pkd.; ~ hhd. Bseoa Sias: - -;
Gle Ar do al Sc aud 30 hhds Shoulders At o4e r.,
Burrra-A saio OF tbls rinae roll ~ We
oualitv is very aud in demand -.
G.c..,rsSal.. Of 500 bbs Moiasses in lots Al &c
-, md ,hrr. are .ow but .-lle - below xoc.
Ssso-Sal~. Of - bh,s Clover at IS 20 per ousn. .
CaEsss-Thrre = none OF prime q"A'"S NJ" -" 49,
market aud such would command Ioc.
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81
TIBBITT & HURIN,

GDgO00ce Md COoooet1Ssoo
Hamihton aad Dayon RaIroad Dfpot..
Cincinnati. u
HAVING a spacious warehouse near the DePo. o"
Six III street, will receive end store Flour fofk'
I,Ii Bacon aud all kinds Of Produce coming III oy
Railroad at customary rates. thouf eA4Tge for Dizzy
age. nE1En TO rn ~
Halstead Haines & Co, New York; Bancroft Be.
yer & Co.. Morgan, J. NJ. Buck Morgan: Phiiadei'
phia; vunau.dal L. CO., Dayton; Beckett q kgdon
i'm Iohu w GODS, H.mii tou; Roots & Coo, Mckenzis
& Reed John D. ThorpeS Cincinnati; Jolon Hunt. Esq.
Eaton; r Benton, Esq. Richmond, Ind
Aprit Is, 1883. Loom
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

VHGeVDmR
! One Of the mos, crowded assemblies ,h,t wo have
sees a. smith 4 Nixon's Hall in ate "dance
Saturday night consult the proper course to be
pursued TO secure an advance Of the wages Of the
exhibited in behalf Of these hard worked and poorly
e:s .o" An .aa; :s va. read prepared by Com
mttee previously appointed the Pith Of which 10 as
follows:
IL is estimated that there are in Cincinnati abou,
four thousand women who support the selvss by
ing. or these q large majority are employed by the
these stores work also given out TO about two thous
and women residing in Newport, Covington, Fulton
and other towns in the vicinity Of Cincinnati A
rable amount OF work also entrusted to
men who 1.-Two IN other counties, aud who. coming to
the city by omnibusses and railways, take .h them
to their homes large number Of garments.
The clothing thus featured is not sold only in
Cincinnati. Large Quantities forwarded the
towns in tho interior and northern Of this State,
and other districts of the South So cheap labor in
Cincinnati that clothiers proftably compete it'll
Tntr1hs country localities 10 which tho city cloth
lou. u"dred and fifty ready masss estimated in the
ms IN this city. hu ndred Of VIZ; @his re port,
wholesale business "'e" 20 H'ninIy a
.airsm"n employ there are ono thousand clerk. and
$1,000 ~ VINO are paid salaries ranging from 90. .o
80" - per annum-about twenty fy- h,nJn'a 30 10
VINO earn from $500 to SIP 100 Der wi ta.,ors.
Pa," from 81 100 to 5000 per wrrk "e"' who are
~" eentive Committee, conss,;no
ing on ". aa,es were charged with the duty az me
10 an "P,oye's and requesting their s.. 80
~ an advanced bill Of prices e" sgreement
" esley Smead advised .;,,
stresses in ,he aneement Of the wage. Of sean.
, lund ~ ~ nc principal cities. and subscrib.d e,~"
~ ING Tor their support. ii needed in - SIEO TO
made a .n..oh: !" Cincinnati. P. d. Msoeh..,o
-. sPeech IN favor Of the cause .,d ~ semester
SOD The audience Confirms. ewse sub
h. C"n matter should be directed by ~.
nd d.c,.,o should be filled with men Of Drna.ns
,i. to all your employees. and h to do
10 me sanc.-Cin. GAG '' ,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

.,r.,2, ~. =. either Washington. Tremon. ., H.,o
year. past. ";,1 closely in their history for 6v.
beronJ me't J.dicou.y. have done the br., ad
IN. .r;ro,, chances for comparison On go CUISINES.
~ oasea on clear '.ason and vsbI. n,r,. ooubt.-
telling .xs,rh!e Advertising consist. in p,.n.
what !, !. What You have got. where
P.onis at the hrrsd.. the sfEre. tba
Drea,he Tb.v ven place. .. na'ur.. amo., a. ,b-v
.red place. ny. ho" "here to 20. aud though b"..
i,,y rbn r.nted i: to be had. We, it j. N" the
i Boston Bee "'' P'oh'' Tho rePutalios,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
r.. 7oETo N

REsPEcTFULLY informs the public that
~ he has CONNIE ed business in the room
MIA occupied by his father a. Boot and
Sr il Shoe Store, and u ndcr tho Palladium Of
4kx fee. and that he is now prepared to Gle an
and -epair all kinds Of Clocks. Watches, &c, in a
kmanIike manner He also has for sale assort-
ment of Jewery, Silver Ware. Clocks. Watches. Pla-
ted are Acc orde ons, &C. which he will sell at tho
lowest cash prices. A general assortment Of Toys
and fancy articles.
aprl Is, 1885,. I'LL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
MIL Property for Sale.

xryIIJ be sold at private sale, that valuable Oil
" Min property recently owned BY DR.; Joseph
Howe lis, situated mile north Of Richmond o" 'he
vest branch of White water containing u acres Of
land with large and commodious mill-house, wh'ch
ha. bee built a short time and 10 ~ good 40 new
The mower is considered tho best the stream, -
tbhre i. about twenty feet fall For further lniorma-
~; ;ouir. Of CHARLES SUFFRINS.
"o.' 'ufu 80, l7-2ms
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
100000 Sweet Potato Plants.

TUE undersigned has large number IF S,r.. p..
flahls which he will sell at 20 per hundred >,
the residence OF \ Jones' Centreviie Ind which viii
ee ready Tor planting abou, the May next and VIII
PERSONS wishing to purchase will please brin- bs ..e.
OF BOXES to carry the plants Twin. a. distance
can club together, and with a e,rrag. or wa,,n
ney need not wait for rain if be DR. y p.n,
n me evening and water little. viii give
PRINTED DIRECTIONS
Io .anfing and eutvatins the Sweet Potato and viii
aeo 70 ckns the plants. they may carried hun
iies '" thout the slightest injury All orders III
81 p oIp. a'seneion- JOSEPH w vESTaL.
p 49, A0@-- l.-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

RICHMOND, IND. URIDAI MokNANS
APRIL q, 1853.

~ n. PALMER he American Newspaper
Az, i IN. only authorized agent Tor this paper
The e,,ss Of Boston. New York. and Ph''adePhn. ana
70 t.ke stissme ats asd subse!'p
~ esms s.ses - required BY HE receipts
viii B. regarded - payments. His ofi,ces a's1
BOSTON,--Scoliay's Building: NJ" ~
Tribune Building. PHlLADELfnIA'--1>'" wv
ner Third. - Chesnut streets.
rS.H PARvIN. No. - Walnut street, .In
.;n..a; Ohie are our a~sIesissA Ags"ss y eS's'
.nhee,iptous aud advertising in that cny.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
Turnpike Election!

~ Office is hereby given that there will be a meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the proposed Turnpike
from Richmond through marlborough to Hilsbor-
ouph held Middle borough Seventh day, (Satur-
tho Odd inst for tho rpose OF e~cting Board
Of directors said road and transacting such
other business may seem necessary general Ut
tendance +, desired X. T. REED, Sec'y.
Al, mo-, oth. 1853. l1-u
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a mother Turun;l.

IN another column vs. ill be found tho ,: .
.s ne'd at Middletoro' Saturday last to Axe s6
e arrangements for the construction Of -o,a t. ~;
place to Hillsboro. II will be .e., h~ ~. .,. '
i'" TO- that It is proposed to extend the ro,d r.
>. ii '' inc Of the county. north Of that place
VIII also be seen that necessary ,,,o.. - .,
Per "c) has been subscribed to authoriz. an a.
''0n OF directors. which Q understand i. - IT,
on the 23d inst - 20 take place
'.e"' residing upon the proposed road =. MsS
30" s"ovs that place. have subscribed Ibe,,l,x =, ~
o'A o1' we regret to say that the e.zen. ~ p;.,
nave not donc their duty. While i. !, Tho ;,~
20 secure good road upon " hich 70 ,,.,.,-. 49,,
20 s'' - equally the * our citizens
.eon.;d.-I, ' arkeI For the want o such . road
portion Of the produce from ,.s J;.t,;.. ~
country northeast of this place Ia. ,on. =, ~ 80 o.
=. ''Aue :" DO SO, unless the should be m ,
road 20 80; e 'Armers are willing 10 mako the Z
$50 10 . point where il will be about a, mar =. +,
- 70 come to this place, and will ex,.c, ,h -. u
~ '"e Town which most .nxiou, far ,h;- 7
w ROAD his Is all right fair and leave. =
~ '' contest IN tho enterprise and iber,, ~
~. " 'ne Two towns Our town can scene. 80. -, -
e"'le trade Of the valley Of tho si;a.,. r., inc d;
" ,n' road II has not heretofore come h.-. 80 rs -
eI.,, Ct; -, ''o" other points o this, will be
4, w,;h - no project. in the line Of a turmoil.
o"F Citizens have greater in,er.., IT,, ri.
through which il will pass is rich an, -, 'o"n inc
u,-L, - ave large surplus and will sell !, i, ,h; IN
not don. ., 'heh' to make = road. If th, i. cor
,,A,. ney VIII 60 where they are ,rest.. -. a..
.'0crsiify The country through " h;h = Win more =;
s.. 0 road - improving BY the crec.io. 60 ~ app
''"s houses and enlarged barns: th. IN, H"ei
'ur mechanics and the supp,;.. - " e "erS OF dist
Fhsnts The incre...s .,.n..-, W. hardware NOR Giro
he improv Cd .~r;c,,,. "a cultivated. calls for pres
ur tow, M, "Paements made and for sale i, ianc
=, WV. '"'s growing wealth, . ere.Aer ao,.., less
=. eo"' .no groceries is ereatsd-henco corr
asszea Of the town who has any in,ere,, !. $40. A.
aeeess or that o! the town hv, ,,,, :" "s own and
Obstruction Of chi. ..., " oeheitted BY the ano
=. s.rP.,.. gotten in days. for tn. rur vile
i"s tnis road right through. book 6,r o. in biz
P.'on OF stock can be found It our oss.. -, edify
AL % happy to receive such ..h.;.: "e!s We The
> enterprise and lbe,.I;,, ~ :. Tue inter and
" VIZ e'''3ens may suggest and Il
lc,,,r, tesce
- DeoKs-Ws invite the sneei.l .e,.. vice.
. -s'e"hurasts and hortieuleuri,e, 4. ~. 49,. them
= o. c"oks spoa these ssSi,et, to \. Juice.
ur.l Warehouse and a.>; a u the Agri the
re 10 not q better % " L. Dsnnis Co. week
he West CT sueh works to b found they pl
jfTnnt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
Executors Notice.

kiifhS testamentary have been issued to the under
.sneo on the estate of samuel Brown, deceased late
therefore. ALI psrssns Indebted 20 said
VIII make payment and Ia wing claim,
sAd estate viii present them ding to i.
he estate u supposed to be solvent.
April Is 1853 ~ ..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

~ n,~r,vesrvr esmes>1As 1sssisf MIN u Nh. 9. >
ieens sbous sss nile south Of New Paris. uss destroy
~ Ere = tAssighs sf Tie ssh inst 10 opposed the
Ire orgisaesd sm sssveSpe. the part - the build
- in whieh located was mort % hre when
frst discovered II was valuable aill. ssd had N II
.u. A 90 vor of whsst and The whole loss Is
aim.ted a. .beuH but relieved with an nss'
renee Of 1000 is presumed that tho mill VI" DC
built ~ power of the best in this section o.
eountYy. e. .-rs=sz+=@ <s=sE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
MRS. ii. DICKINSON

VHyOULD say to The ladiss 81 Riehmeed ans .'e's
w i.y that she has received general esset'"ess
of fashoasbie
carbohydrates
And is now prepared TO do work and fnrn'sn '"'"
mirg. il the latest and mset approved style.
II Fancy Crepe aud Silk Bonnets will be HeP' GU
hand for sale or made TO order. All WORK e"""s
TO her " be promptly aite nded 10.
IT Shop a Marion street, north ci NAM a..
Aprit Is, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

II carve S,x."-The "Cotton Plant" in
an artisas upon the trade and growth Of Balti-
more, has the following:-"Thers is ons crying
wrong against which the merchants OF Baltimore
have had to contend 1t Is the course Of heavy
capitalists and large property holders. We
know Of instances where capitalists have been
applied to in vain for subscription to some enter
prize, calculated to enhance the value OF their
own property. Afterwards young merchants.
! who need every thing in their trade, unaided
and alone, have carried the neglected enter
prize through, to the advantage of the property
holder. No sooner was it done. than these
very property holders would come down on this
Young merchant, and increase the renf-thus
making him pay penance for being enterprizlns.
/ Such facts can be proven elsewhere than baiti-
more. 1t is one OF the sins Of the age-an out
rageous imposition Of the ''oid fosies" in busi-
ness matters Finsennes Gd-ene.
I A RoAp WELL WArCHED.-The Hudson
River Railroad $50 miles in length. employs
e25 "fiar men," stationed at intervals along
the whole length Of the line. just before a train
is to pass, each one walks over his beat" and
looks TO see that every track and tie. every tun-
mel switch, rail, clamp and rivet is in good or
d.r AID free from obstruction If so. he takes
his stand with a white flag and waves 1t to the
annroachiup tran as a signal to 'come on
and come on it does, at full speed. Ii there l.
ANYTHING wrong he waves red flag. or at n's n
A red lamp, and the engineer on seeing" o'on'p
" sbuts off the ste am and sounds the whistle
to ..put down the brakes Every inch OF 'h'
road is carefully examined after the passage 0
! each train.--N Y. Tribune.
|. An ArCrloNEER CAUGHT IN HIS OWN IRAf--
). Smith the auctioneer. is popular man. W
= and gentleman No person is offended at VIVA
he saws, and many hearty laugh has ne pro
! yokei by his humorous sayings. tie was re
/ Gently engaged in a sale Of venerable mouse
h hold furniture and ''fixins.' lie hau Jus. =,
>, - ..oo;nc. going. and half, halt. going.
when he saw a smiling countenance. upon q
y ricul,ural shoulders wink at him. wink
AK always good as nod to blind horse. or 10
AZ keen sighted auc,ioneer. SO Smith w'nkeo an
d the man wnked. and they kept wlnking' an
Smith kept "going. going: go,ngi WIN j.
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All the Popular Patent Medicine.

IN y IHk DAY such as Coxs, Gnysstt's and Loudeu,
~ Sa.s.Paria, German Bitter. McCulIoueh's Rheum..
pc remedy Osgood's Cholagogue. etc
Afrn ID, ieoa L. H. MCCULLOUGH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

R,cuaoxp AND Bosrox TUnNxrrKE CoMrASf-
ar. indebted to David for the following rePofs
the receipt and expenditures Of this Company oufs ~
p.s, wear II would have been more aceePta0'e 70 ~
Ikod.rs II he had included this report statement
n .h. present Indebtedness q ths Compssy and an
nate Of the ability Of hs Company to pay Its dee.s
presumed that the affairs Of the Company are a''nay
and we'll adnisisteYed, and some hopes arc e"'s5sA"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
Reid Still Ahead!
Held, Re1d Aga1n:

THIRD SPRING FOESNl1 ASG.
~ lCH Change aLis Silks. wool color. pax ana
IL brown Berag-s. Orgsniy Lawns. Ber"ge de Lanes
a be autful assortment OF entirely new e,sc H
Ronnrts Ere uch Flowers and trimmings IN
would saw 10 the ladies that you need NO. woI.y
vours.lve. shopping you will call At my stor@ 'o
there you will be suited, satshed' P'easeo -"
Apr Is, 1883.
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Harri.on,s Extra Perfumery.

TxTRACTs for the handkerchief. shaving Cream,
T. Lip Balm, Toilet Soaps and Magnoiia Balls LOT
AprI Is, 1882. L. r. McSoAIoe"'
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PANORAMA ILLUSTRATING
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progfess'
@. W. 6EAROA I

4 NNOUNCE that they will exhibit in the " srns :
~ Raildius in this city. the evenings q nors-
day Friday Saturday. the 2i. e2d and 20 'ns.
!. new and .pie ndid Panorama Of Bunyans f''gr'm
P,ogrr,s eo,e up aftor much labor by number o.
IN. hest artists in West. IL has been received
The highest CONNIE nda,icns wherever II hes been eA-
nn.,;o, work Of art. April Is. 1851
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MRS. N. E. NORTH.
Bargains! Bargains!

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>HE und~rsga-d have JUS, our ned Ia, IN. Sn,;n.
trace 1T No Nom street, very i.r1. s:.ort.
"ent Of s<asoDabs BOOTS AND SHOES, embra-
Gang every variety Of style and men, women ma
children all Of superior material warranted ork-
a"snp' which, together with daily editions Of our
own manufacture, makes stock annie and
extensive that we have offered the public. and
which We will sell at tho lowest cash pecse Pi-,..
cal and see EDCERTON & HADLEY.
4th mo-, eih, 1859. re- a.
Oh Dozen, White Dark Mineral Knob.
~ Locks aud Latches, for sale 1t
s. F. FLEr00ER,S
"'e""o"o' 10 mo- zSth, 1893 I5tf
AAANItT AND LEMONs.-A good supply nj Or.
" snges AID Lemons just received and for ssfe bv
April 8, 1853 ~ "a NJ 80.
GOLDEN sYRCF-A choice .rtieie-sor sals ly
&C., JAMES JORDAN,
"PsA o. 1900 No 80 Main streSe.
VINiE1SAf.Pure Cider Vinegar constantly on had
ena tof sale BY JAMES JORDAN,
April s, 1854 No 80 Nan ,srecs
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(For tho Richmond Palladium
Turnpike Meeting.
A. h,ir meeting held At marlborough agreeabiy 70
.aournmen on the Of 4,h month APrI 1905 'or ne
fY,her consideration Of turnpike from -
Richmond Enos Thomas, Esq, was CHOSEN S"Ai' ma" "
Tho proceedings previous meeting were eaiea "
snd read - -, l.. -.e4;p. 20 omen
books and procure subscript ions oil stock &C ieP
,hov have procured subs options as follows VIZ M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
Dress-Making Made Easy.
Patent Door and Gate Spring.

/ ICH'D w. INMAN, from Sheffield England
manufacturer Of Inman's Patent Door and Cat.
springs 10 which was arded the first pre- mi IN al tie
GRID Fair at London, 1851, that he Ia.
constituted Mr. s F. Fletcher. Hardware Merchant
Richmond. his sole agent for Wayne county
For nea.ners simplicity. and foil performance Of ali
rs int nd~d TO do. its exceeding ness its d.rs
p'I ana ITS eheapn-ss, il certainly takes its position
IN the front rank of IN IN isrenfion.
W. do not intend to puff ia single examination
will convince the judgment Of its utility.
April 9. 1853 ic,r