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Demoine courier., 1854-10-19
ST. LOUIS MARkET.
Sr. Louis. Oci. IL

ST LOUIS. YET. IL.
FLOUR-l50 bbts country superfne,
IN I'VE lots, at 1925. 8ft
d, WnEAT-Supply this morning on
the market, light, amounting TO abnu:
1910 sLs. Sale Of $50 SKIS fair red, al
1850 l65 do good. at l30e; 2i0 Go
prime. at 1865. and 46 do at same; 100
do inferior ar ll5c; l25 do fair. al l26c.
and 165 do choice red. a, li2c.
CORN-Sale Of 600 SKIS prime yel
low. and 500 DO slightly damaged white.
all round al 54c, new gunnies; 100 do
yellow, from store, at ST, and a LOT OF
white q, Soc.
OATS-Sale of 1873 SKIS. a, zoe; 2si
and &c DO a, l0c-all in new %gunnies,
BARLEY-Two or three small lots
on the market, bu, no sale reported
We quote a, al 60 to 81 65.
RYE--No saie-noG inally at soc per
bushel.
PROVISIONS AND I.ARD-9 900
plain hams. hose, a, Dc, and 1900 do al
%.
GROCERlES-l5s hhds sugar yes
lerday on terms not made known Cof
Zee IL o lie. G. A. salt a, s2, with
sale of 1000 bags, aud 200 bags I. !
at sane.
POTATOES-253 SKIS mixed, al
81 40 per bushel. Prime may be quot
ed a, 81 so.
CRANBERRIES-6 bbls, a, $40 80
per bbl. = y
rBt Judge Trumbull, of Belleville. Hi
nois. long a prominent leader in the demo
cratic party. and one Of the first men In
she west, has come out against Judge
sDoupIas and the Nebraska swindle, and
is stamping The dis,ric, for Congress -
Ke.is seconded in his eifors by Judge
Sidney 'Breese. late u s. Senator. and
by Hon. John A. McClernand. late mem
her Of Congress, both of whom are
widely known throughout The country as
gentlemsn.of cminen, ability and OF prom
linen, position as members of the demo
cratic, party. Egypt, (,he southern por'
ton Of Illinois,, has all ulong been claim
ed rs sound on the Nebraska question
hut such indications as the above rendeI
mapparent that tie Little Giant viii
moi, have an inch Of ground whereupon
80 place his foo, throughout all Sucker
dom.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-19
NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE Bun. & Mo. r.. r.. II. Co.
R~nlinptap Augn-t - lSSt

UffIcE BUR. Il Mo. X. X. X. Co.
Burlington, August s, 1881.
A. a meeting of the Directors of said Com
IA pany, this day, it was ordered that an ill.,
stallment OF fave per cent. on the stock of this
Company be called for enthe first of September
next, one of five per cent. on the first of Octo-
Der next, and one of five per cent. on the first
OF November next, payable at the Treasurer,s
office in Burlington, Iowa. :
Stockholders in Henry county can, if more
convenient, pay their installments 10 Craig &
Brazelton, in Mt. Pleasant, in Jefferson county,
TO HEM, Williams s. Co., in Fairfield and in
Wapello county, to ID. p. lnskeep at ottumwa.
Aag. IL, 1854. OLIVER COCK, Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-19

New YoEK. Oct. IL.
The Secretary of the Board of Under
writers has received information that the
vessel sunk by the Arctic was the steam
er~Cleopatra, bound from Quebec 10 Liy-
erpool. Is
Demoine courier., 1854-10-19
Immediate Relief
Nervous Diseases.

From the most acute pain, and also per
mangnt cure of all
Demoine courier., 1854-10-19

OF. Quinine, 90 %. Chinoidine lust
~ received and for sale by
July 81, 1851. WIN. /. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1854-10-19

-sllAI IFAS. llct. Ill.
No advices Of The missing boats of The
Arctic in addition 10 the briganiine Ann
Eliza. dispatched by Warren IL Bros ,
under an arrangement with the American
Consul and other vessels. We are hap.
py to state tina, the RICH, Rev. Mr.. Field
has placed the yacht Hawk d, The dispo.
sal Of Mr.. Newman, who lost no lime in
engaging a crew and fitting her u for
sea. She left at.l o'clock yesterday,
with instructions TO cruise elk days 10
the norihward of the island.
The steamer arrived from the west,
ward yesterday. We understand the
reply tina, Newman's application for her
was ,ha, she could be had for $500 per
day. She was about 200 tons bur,hen.
The following Statement, of the loss by
Mr. BALKAN. the I'd officer. appeared in
an extra on Tuesday. Mr. B. and the
other officers and crew saved in the
boats, arrived al The Broad Cave, and
reached here on Tuesday.
On Wednesday. l7ih, a, noon. Cape
Race. bearing nor,hwes. 65 miles, while
running in a very thick fog, were struck
on the starboard bow about 60 feet nbafi
the cutwa.er by an lroasics steamer,
which made three large holes in the ship,
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tons? Can they defend themselves in the PArti-
ian newspapers? Well do their assailants know
that they cannot. How generous is such war
fare!-equal to a war upon ,conaen.
What is the object of these assaults! 1t is
clear to us 1t is. in the first place done to Sc
cure the attachment Of that large class OF men
who make religious pretensions; and second
ly. for the mcaner purpose Of securing the united
support Of other sects, who may be supposed to
be somewhat jealous Of that which is the most nu-
merous. This is the object. for there cannot pos
sibly be any other. And we take the liberty to
say that the object is worse than dsgraceful; it is
wicked, and deserves the rebuke Of every honest
man, whether he be believer unbeliever, chris
tan or inidel, Jew or Gentle. wing, demo
crat, any thing else.
1t is high time to put stop to such rbaldry,
such Infamous attempts, to draw off the minds
Of the people from the great political topics Of the
day, by making an unjust warfare upon the
preachers Of any sect. 1t is to this end we
speak. and this only. To this end We have a
right to speak, without assuming to act i'll behalf
Of those falsely and unjustitiably assailcd.
We deny the charge,-demand the proof
and ask trial by our peers. Speak unjus,
Judge!
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Goods at Cost!

THE Undersigned having purchased of w. Anderson
his s'ooh of Dry Goods will continue the business in
the house door Of the Exchange and will
sell the Goods AT tOsT for the purpose of investing the
capital in Books and Stationery His assortment
erAl embracing almost of Goods for aides
and genlemens which for beauty of style and
perior guilty OF fabric, not exceed IN the place
He will also continue to keep for sale general assor
O Miscela and School Books in all the
departments Of literature His assortment Of Sta
" Ill also kind required by the
wants community These he will sell a. low they
be purchased in the West and the Dry Goods will be
sold at Come ana see for yourselves
j. r. FRANKLIN.
Hagcrstown, Ind. August II. 1894. Sion
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Shoes. Shoes!

VIE subscriber takes this opportunity of re -
turning thanks TO the citizens Of Rchmo nd -
and vicinity. for their very kind and liberal
so generously bestowed upon stranger, and he hopes
oy strict attention TO business and oring to
please his trends, to merit continuance of the same
lie would inform them that he has on hand one
Of the largest stocks of Boots and Shoes ever in this
city, amounting to over FIVE thousand pair; and
~ OF his own manufacture, and of the best
which he determined toseli at the very lowest
prices They consist Of the following articles: In
dies hne CATERS, Morocco Buskins, &c: Gents fine
Boots Congress do; Kip aud Cowh,de do Gents Shoes
Patent Leather do fine Calf Morocco, Kip and Coarse
Shoes; Cali and Morocco Slippers; Boys fine Calf
several hundred pairs Of Misses and ChIdrens Fancy
Caters and Morocco Boots, Of all colors, sorts and
sizes, too tedious to MENTION with large assortme
of Ladies'. Gents and Children s Gum Oxerxhosax-
Kofto RIP; n It ooes, VIM Tepa'f Erd.s - -:
~ Call and for yourselves. At -. - ~s''
street. sign OF the Big Boot .,,re ppycr
Inn. & 1884 l1-tf
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The Stock Of the Season.
JASON HAM

RAIEfCL for the liberal which
VI fore been extended ,han,to
many friends and patrons for their He
form his old and shh public that he has ened
decidedly the largest and OF Goods he
to this market prices Sd
will give the Decided wr
with call His
Cloths. CassMeres Sattinetts vsrrsy
Goods Tor gentlemen OF the latest His Of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Consists Of silks Lawns. BereSe
hams Prints, &c. stock CT
PLAIN GOODS
In the line Fancy &c h.has
general assortment. His STRAW and
sa0ss IS also worthy of special In
himself he '.tA the
LOdy to call and examine for themselves.
All kinds Of Country Produce purchased the bshest
price.
FL-7ASEiH-He has a large amount Of White kosn
Flaxseei 20 loan farmers o
UOOf.-it the tesut
market for the purchase of oo fer which he will pay
est possible price. JASON Hen
:. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

kx&k-SS kEsFEcrFrLLv inform the cii1eas
I2NX-- Richmond that they running
very comfortable Omnibus TO the Railroad depots and
to all parts OF the town business reqaire Cit.
liens who will leave their names and reside nces st
either Of the hotels, the Office of the
will be called for and taken 10 the ocpot. As thew
carry the mail TO and from the cars, there i'll be no
danger OF b-ing LETT The patronage of the public 10
respectfully requested.
EGBERT & SPINNING.
Nryembsr Is, 1889. &s-tf
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HE NOV Al.

OSEPF DICKINSON. thankful for pas, fsvors 70.
- specially informs the public that he has removed
Marion the first tuIin. so.th Of Main.
Ia. bull: snd furnished with power an.
for boring AMI turning !unPs ana Wood lprs He has
spared expense avail m Ell 81 til;y snl
MS line believes that with The assist
Of ROVER. hr g. business promptly
aud ios than before lie prepared also 10 s
up KIN Of Neiti panp. Water Closets. Baths &c
Avariatv Of Purp. snI Lad pipin. OF hand
y is ,s"nr for S.rar;s Lightning fots.
Nav y. 1874 cl.r
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W.-. @roof Ro0Ang.

Which nave !,
IN all the principal cities West Ia ye
nov for
~ The ssbseres therefore having the advantage
experiences anu location in the business,
tines PssPafeu 20 M1earals and Rich,
nond and Of the neisAbong counties
In the most durable manner 1t used to AdvaZt
for covering Barns and Shsas in cheaper and nj M
manner than with slAdges Any eigsd beard. ~ ~
for sheeng and the roof should have fall Sn 20 IN!
Orders enquiries BIZ mail. for infornan. vii
6s.ef TWHKN e00110As !
Rssss =. 49, 'roRT s'a
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Umderwood's city stove store

ITAVING purchased the entire interest OF
]" Underwood in the City stove store -
Tin Shop. and Stree added large additions the
s,oek Of STOVES and having Increased the fcifes
g.. IOppINC SPov1ING and ROOFING iAil
their xat III Yttso ,1 or -Work. to ~
call before purchasing. hope by strict 70
business, TO merit liberal share OF patronage
R. NJ. UNDERWOo
Shop two doors east Of the Sloan Hee
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Indiana Wafer Cnre Establishment

iHuidud NuItI tuEt tN!dHiiNiIirHl
located mile \ halt Kni-htstowr in con.
nectiou with the -Ats;osn The
and reln free from ne'araGs hh4eucc and
rounded the lovely ana beautiful The air
ami trac
Thu. institution las
which the
diseases
has heeu FIR eyuA sarSne expectations Disease Of
long stand that has lat the skill of The test ply scans.
have Institution
is Summer and Winter.
The CAaIs the knshsonn Springs be had
nj ali the drug ~ A &. Potts. Richmond
10 inv per week g. 90
Examination 90
NV. THOMAS. NJ. q. rroprIetor.
May 70, ls5f.-.ctf knigh;s,o~n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

CLOTHING! CLOTHING:
Latest Arrival of Summer Goods!
V1HHE signed great in iaforming their
numerous and the public generally thet
they just in the Telegraph BUILDING
stock Clothing consisting ofeveI varsity Of
Rendy-I Made Clothing!
Cloths C.ssmeres Vesns and GcntIemens Furni shisg
Goods all OF which will be sold low can be sold BY
invited to call examine their stock before
pu chasing elsewhere
10 cut AMI IL or customers style not surpassed BY
any Clothing establishment here or elsewhere IN
L. II. MCCULLOUGH co.
Richmond Jnn- I6 1854 26-d
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JosH noo ARTH RsIzoL.
John Robinson, my 10 John,
I've written you song,
Ns metre, like your platform
II very ''high and Strong"
tNos an :.ofd liner" though,
And every ssAnsa closes with
John Robinson. my Jo'
John Robinson, my 10 John,
"When this old hat Was new"
Men could he hrst.rate Democrats,
And be respected too;
But nov they must be ''whiskyises."
Or kiss the Pope's big toe
Vote for NebYaska, or be like
John kobinAon, my 10!
Democraey'sa jewel, and
The people have found out
That dsnaGogues have fastened Il
Upon . huge swines snouti
They're nov about to rescue il.
And lay the traitors low:
You'll stand chance anong the rest,
John Robinson. my Joi
John Robinson. my 10 John.
In times long since gone by,
The WY to ride to Con gress was
Upon key Of rye;
And when .heir hobby took them there
Their gratitude to show,
The riders used to swallow IL,
John Robinson, my Jo!
The people In these latter days,
Have viewed the matter we'll,
And found that what supported some
Sent others down to hell,
They see that meath the demons tread.
1.-THE strong man 10 laid low
And 30 they II knock il IN the head,
John Robinson, my 10!
But when they strike that demon. John.
They u sound that Platforms knelI,
And when that Platform" tumbIes down,
You'll "cotch = mighty feili''
but stick to those two pIsnks," John,
They'll make good rats, you know.
To navigate "Sat River" on,
John Robinson, my 10!
Dat when you get your raft anoas.
And freighted with y our rabble,
You'll ind that up that sweeping tide
Am hard road 10 trabble!"
Take . key Of "lard oil' long,
To cheer you - you 90;
Lard oii' helps things amazingly,
john Robinson, my 10!
And when you get your rabbie there,
Marshal them with . nod;
II they refuse to ''oEk' an inch.
just make them 'HAw" . rodt
II there your orchards are cut down
And "grape vines" are laid lev.
''Sour krout will be abundant there,
John Robinson, my 10!
Jehn Robinson, my 10 John,
The people sAy-aiasi
They think from the great "blow" you msks,
Xou use power" Of gas"
You've mixed the gas with lard oil" now.
Add now there's such ''blow,"
folks think your boiler will explode,
John Robinson. my ="
John Robinson, my 10 John,
1.-THE crisis has arriv."
You've eaten the last ''nubbin."
That the public crib can give!
s'1anatics." sir, and "vsGabonds,
Have made angements 90.
That you can take resting spell.
John Robinson. my 10!
John Robinson, my 10 John.
I'm bidding you farewell
You're going up 'sait river, now.
In solitude TO dwell.
But leave us all Q little lock
OF hair before you go:
Twill all be gray ere you get back'
John Robinson, my Jol
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Removal.

1uNHE BOOKSTORE removed Mendenhali's Drug
Main where good selection Of school
Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Dye kept constantly on hand.
Those j. Mendenha for articles purchased at
requested call Immediately and
the old must Re settled
Mendenha will attend such settlements at the Drug and
he pleased those no
his line. He is receiving additions to his
daily both branches Of the business
Narch
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Removal.

lsrELL MENKA have removed their Boot and shoe Store
of Front where they
their and the public generally
Boots and Shoes
in city; working themselves
the cheapest perhaps
little Call examine for yourselves
Of pugiae's building Main
Of Front.
Richmond, April 20, 1854. Is-f
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~ wesre prepared to do all kiads Of job work.
sSeh Books. Circular Bills Posters Cords
As Psiasing done in Fancy Coered Inks with
end dsspseh Orders thankfully receives snd promptly
sttended %. Address, HOLLOWAY DAVIS,
Richmond. Ind.
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Common Ware.
UCDGED C. and Painted Ware
1LC. e.. and Common Teas
;pint, ! pint quart and pint common Tumblers
Pint and quart tlasks, for sale by
O. ALDRICH,
ISL Main street. bet Fourth and Fifth Cincinnati.
Nav 20-.f
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YO,au.'s Express

YOunSS Express
deliver Flourto order toseth
w hail Groceries &C. free OF
Express short notice All
House. Flour and Provisions
will Thankful for the II eral
he hopes src; attention and
Trotta lie to all who
him with call for tour PROVISIONS The hiztest cash
paid every Of produce
T. n. YOUNG
NarchlU
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SetaIememts Must nc Had

u~HE Books &c. OF the undersigned may tand
At by Fcuike 3 Co.. wh eevery
person invited to call forth settle
and those who may hnj
Al odhcer, with costs, afeer them. ,vovvc. ...
p,.s-.,, Mach = 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

HIOUSE FURNISHING: GOODS.
L. French China Gold Band:
Do do White, plain and huted;
White Iron stone Ware, oval, huted and octsgon;
Lustre Band Tea Wares
Britannia Tea Pots Coffee Pots. Sugars, Creams,
Bowls, aides. Lamps, Candlesticks. Castors;
Handsome Britannia Cea Sets;
Plated Silver and Britannia Table and Teaspoons
Do Ladies. Dinner, Medium and Dessert Forks;
American and English Table Cutlery;
Knife Boxes and Table Mats;
GiYandoles and Solar Lamps;
Plated Tea ware and Casters;
Ha Lamps and Lanterns:
Oval, Oetason and round ire Covers;
Glassware-every variety.
The ,ve sale small adv for cash approved
paper by o. ALDRICH
ISL Main street, bet Fourth and : 18th. Cincinnati
Nv 2o-,f
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THOs. CARNEY. SWIFT .ow,v,
CARNEY, SWIFT & CO.,
Importers Wholesale Denlersin Foreign and Dom..te
DRY GOODS.
Ne. II Ps~rI ssrees, CI.eSsnnei.
~
VlD A. TR IA x,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer
sheet Music, Music Books, and Musical
Merchandise.
" Agent for the sale of Ilaett Davis Coscelebrated
Piano Fortes, and Carhars superior Meodeons, No 60
Fourth street. between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati u.
Martins Guitars, Vions, Flutes Flutinas, Accordeons
Fageolcts, Carionets, Flies. Violin, Guitar and Harp
Strings and Musical stock generally of the best quality.
Ali Music received published. Elementary
and Practical Works, comprising the pop
useful methods Of instruction for the and all
and collections Of pieces by eminent
presenting superior inducements to
inaes public schools Professors. amateurs and scholars
Catalogues of Sheet Music furnished gratutously.
Second hand bought taken part payment for
new May 10, lS54.-22:tf
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Free for All.

Free for All!
IL. b. Dickinson wosli
>A respectfully inform the cit
.AA szs9c izens Of Richmond and u
g. - ciny, tina. he has just II
ceived splendid assor-
ment articles in his line and would be thankful P
son, wishing to purchase would give hi i'm call!
W",chas..Oi everv variety in price and in qualtr;
Gold Levers hunting from $40 TO loo Gold Wac'-
o, open faced white GOLD dias. from $40 10 100 81
Levers from 81 to 90 oo SILVER LePihes' from -
ii 90 =, -.
Jewelry-Goh Chains. 80 70 90 W. Locke 81 p .
90, short, every article IN the 'eweiry Inc
than -.
soiid-no obstruction to the sight IKE tnoe hst ~.
the bar in the middle They decidedly the besun
.s
Plated Ware-Of every variety: hne .sso''"enks
Cutlery; Fancy Articles, tine assortment OF Fans n
Clocks, IRON 81 . to SID -.
ran kinds OF repairing done with neatness ana Q
patch. Call at No. 81 opposite the old o.oan
Richmond, May IL, 1854 q.
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Depot Meat House.
InuN NJ DA nN-

1'1 AZ "A = y "
"I Ill have fresh Meat for sale a. the WarssrSe O.
w Brown Morrow near the De,n. -. - ~
Thursd.y and Saturday morning. Of each week. n re-
sPesHuiix .9s,.s Yaars Of public patronage. 4 j,
II Meat. IA, At the old stand % Main ,,r..
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REINe d..issu.: e e. age, laws &e. :
sen lower th.n ca. losing :. ont my fine Goods will
cost WIZ ''iisAs most ofny 6ns Coeds a.
'SAy ." 1854 W. s. REID
~
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49, | have just received tr m New York and
~ Cincinnati, extensive and superior stock of
Ladies'. Nisse, and Chiliren's Shoes. consist
NJ of French hid. Enatn-lcd, bronze and tan
.ored Buskins and slippers Jenny Lind Caters for La
dies. Misses and children. Fine Boots and Shoes for
and boys, such Gait: enameled patent lea her and
,ioth Congress Shoes and Slippers.
Hats OF various styles-Silk Panama Palm Leaf and Mar
icaito. latest style and most beautiful finish.
manufacturing all Of the fashionable kinds OF
Boots and Shoes TO order Of the best materials and work
nshiI, having employ the best Of workmen. feel
confident from the have hal in business that
my work will compare favorably with any in the West
Thankful for patronage respectfully solicit contnu-
Of it. JOB BORTON.
Richmond April I, 1854. loft
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Medical Notice.

11. o. p. BAER having changed his resideneau ne
II nov be found at the New Pre.by,eri.n
-G..asFek 8, 1854 Io.tf
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o3crlng stock ct DRY GOODS,
j
fr ari
also received snpi.ly
Fresh Groceries. GU eensWare, &c, &C.,
The public respectfully for
tits NTHf PRODUCE 10
CASH a al times pat Wheat. sac.
price
~ WDDi. win he purchase ii i,hcst rates
Richmond. April 81. 1854. ~
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Carriage Trim innings.

Carriage Trim minES.
MUIR stock OF arrIage Makers goods rnbrnces Black.
~ blue russell, pearl and silver enameled
Lesthers superior patent and bow Leather l. and
Oil Cloth Brussels Csrpe'ins: Union Cloths: Silks and
Frnges sces BuckI Buttons Tufts Tassels Bands.
Whip Sockets Top Props. Stump Joints all of good quail
ty and low prices. by J. W DEN MS & co.
May 3. 81 Main street. Richmend, Ind.
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To Farmers

THE Farmers Of Indiana is respectfully
Tools which
the
sountry
his the Eastern manufactures,
and prsparsto supply them With general ASSESSMENT q
Wholesale which found the celehra&1
Wayne Casseeel and Grain Sey.he Kimhall
Clsks Scyhe and snaths Ames worldre
shovels Spades Tutes Hall. Brown
HaeAs Hoes Of various
Elders Grain Cradles Noh Denies.
Brown Gee long and short handle Manure and Hay
The susseriser /. agent for The Sosth cssa.v
OF Mass; Kims all 4 Sonrs. Of Qq6
furnish Western merchants with
article Of Aass and r - manuf.eurers prices
-eelba41o1 GDgn and Cob CrsaheF
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the best in By horse or u.sx power
Of Main and Franklfn as- ISAAC d. DCNN.
May IS 1854. Pal and Par. e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

receiveda good a..or,nea. ..sn DfosAeS
- old stand No. and at low pree, R.ea,.
NAY ,, lesA IRWIN REED. :
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

POmserOy Rolling Nllll 1rOss.
P1o~9 and Axe9.
4 FULL assortment constantly for sale by
~ l.. F. POTTER,
No. Front st., bet. Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati
Feb. 10. 1854. Sly