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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-16

@ Our telegraphic dispatches con-
vey the latest financial news from all
quarters. The storm has burst sudden
ly and violently. 1t has prostrated some
of the best men in the State. As re.
marked yesterday, this is no time for
discussion of questions involving inter
ests so complicated There is general
feeling that the worst is past. 1t be-
comes every one to repress any undue
excitement The State Bank and its
branches are good beyond question the
same is true as to the Independent Banks
SO far as the bill holder is concerned
there is 40 question Of entire abihty 10
meet any and all dcmandS, and so sue.
cessful has been their management, that
the depositors are equally satisfied with
their entire safety. The Ohio Life and
Trust, at Cincinnati receive the bills Of
all the banks, both State and lndepend
ent.-OhiO State Journal of The lOih.
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"MoRE LIGHT"
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
II. II. MATHEWS, & J. MIC. LAIRD,
JACKSON, Q. II. OHIO,
ThurSday,-----NOV. l6, 1854.

Advertisements intended for insertion
In the "STANDARD," must positively
II. NJ, Oh Tuesdays.
ITS. II. PARvIN, No 65, 9TH St., Cincinnati,
d our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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INclrIENT STATES The National In
teIHge"cer gives the following list of Ter.
ritories, with their area, now remaining
TO be organized into States:
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STILL CONTINUED-.AuStr and
Russia on the Point of HHOStilitieS-s
Annexation of Samana.
HALIFAX, Nov 8.
The steamship America, with Liver
pool dates to the 98th ult., has arrived at
this port.
MilIigan's circular quotes Western Ca
nal Flour at 42s, and Ohio at 44s yellow
and white Corn ABS, and white wheat
12s6d.
Sebastopol was being bombarded, but
had not been taken,
Austria and Russia are on the point Of
actual war.
The London Times says: awe are in
formed that Mr.. Soule, the American Min
lister to Madrid, was on Tuesday, the Gath
ult., refused permission to pass through
France on his return from England to
Spain.
The Post announces semi,oflicially the
acquisition of Samana. and says: "It
amounts virtually, if not absolutely, to
the annexation Of st. Domingo. The ac-
QUESTION by the u States of 50 important
a position, threatening on either hand the
Spanish Islands of Cuba and and Porto
Rico, and so directly affecting the British
West Indian possessions, cannot be view
ed with Indifference"
| A dispatch from Scbastopol to St. Pc.
terSburg dated the 2lst, says the opera
tons of the bcseigerS continued. Their
fire was effectively answered, and the for
tications had been but slightly damaged.
On the 18th the bombardment was re-
sumed. Russian dispatches say the gar
rison made frequent sorties. When the
mail left Conslantinople on the 10th, FIVE
steamers had arrived at Balaklava with
those wounded in rcpelling great sortie
of 10000
Raglan and Caurobert had formally
summoned SebaStopol to surrender, and
required that the women, children and
sick be sent away, and flags hosted upon
the hospitals,
The Russian army is concentrating on
the Upper Bebeck, and already numbers
$4,000. The allied army is divided now
into siege army, and an army Of obser-
walton. The latter is posted on the ex-
tensive table land which separates Balak-
lava from Sebastopol, which is accessible
only from two points. The Russians are
lowering on the outside of the Allies po-
silions, and on the 7th made demonStra
tion on the north, western cxtremities of
the camp, but were kept in check and re-
tired without giving battle.
The allies number 10, 900, and 10000
additional French were ready to embark
from Marseillcs on the 2lSt, and 5000
Turks from Vana.
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COUNTY AUCTIONEER

M Ill attend to all Sales either in own or
w country, upon the most reasonable
terms. Having had much experience in the
business. he hattcrS himself that he can give
satisfaction to those that cntrust property in his
hands for di position. He will attend to sales
of Horses, C,ttle, Personal or Real Estate.
jackson, Nov 9. "a 33-3w
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, Nov 0.
The North Star has arrived at this port
from Aspinwal, with California mails OF
the 18th ult., and $1,70O,000 in specie
The steamer Yankee Blade, which left
San Francisco on the 3Oth of September,
for Panama, was wrecked the following
day, She had on board 800 passengers
besides the crew and fremen. About fif-
teen lives and all the specie ($l53,OOO)
on board were lost.
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BY order of the Institute.
SAM II. IlURsT, Scet'y

The sales of pubic lands this year will
exceed 6 900 900 acres.
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WISCONSIN
1>t District, Wells, Dem; Cd, Wash,
burn, Republican.
MICHIGAN.

lst District. VIM. A. Howard, Wing,
Anti Nebraska; Cd, Henry Waldron, Ne.
braSka Wing. Sd, David S, WalIridge,
Anti Nebraska; 9TH, Moses Wisner, Whig.
Bingham. Republican, is elected Gov.
ernor by from 1000 TO 5000 majority
The whole Anti. Nebraska State ticket is
elected by an overwhelming mAiorilY.
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LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA-RRED-
STUFFS ADVANCEDs-.S0UL NOT
ALLOWED TO ENTER FRANCE
BOMBARDMENC OF SEVASEOPOI.
STILL CONTHNUED-sAuStr and
Russia on the Point of HOStilitieS-~
Annexation of SANTANA.
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Choice Family Flour.

rINHE Undersigned would respectfully INFORM u-r
customers aud the public IN general mat ihe,
- ,,.-,n,n.nt arrang etn-nts to turn IN loar
and Meal OF the best quality regularly ga a'
IN Richmond and ycImity- Particular care VII oe "a
Ken 10 SECURE quality OF what yer 'i'7 put
- -. - an, y-taI ira has continued regularly I"
,nc r-.s. no pains III b. spared TO r-hEef
IN All who shall favor US tn ih-tr Gu to'''
- :. " ~ - ,,,n. IN, sale It " +. Dennis i Co :
!, - NJ CoL.s Min - WI orders may al any tune
h.. s-nt for The ce,ery Of + our &c az 'gs
prompt attention NJ ~ -
D-ceuher 3 l-53
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r.s.,u rOtx SALE.

NE unders igned. not being situated 80 10 - -
suitable business Tor hun. wshfs 70 se y
tn farm which he resides IL IS one % ''ie ~.
nc.s the vicinity OF Richmond, apou
624 acres OF :" RUE
pair and cntivatI0n The mp WIT
uabir consisting of two story frame dwelling, W ith
good cellar. small BRICK rut house attached. a
tenant house. consisting Of rooms, good we'll large
barn am Other out honSrs; good apple or, hard OF
choice grated fruit. with large variety of choice
Cherries, PLAINS. Peaches, P-ars. Grap-s &c aud
every hug of the kind To make II desirable home.
The price viii be aSonabl-. ani the
modatlng and persons wishing 10 purchase invited
TO see the premises aud Judge for themselves
JOSEPH HOW ELS.
January q, 1854.
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"R< I finishing at my estabIis'-
fEE~gA ment a the Old stand, - Main street. OPP
V21posite the Huntington House, one hun
dred Carriages. superior to any ever offered IN ms
market embracing the very latest AMI most co'n"ta
b. .,,iss now in use in the Eastern cities Great
,n;o, have bee taken procure choice timber, ana
everything will be warranted to give complete salts
faction. Sales made on accommodating trrm
S. X. LlPPINCOTT.
p:.I,.,d Iod F.b 10 1854 SIT
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Corner of Main anil Front streets, IN {
Shan ot' II U1sOY
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POmseroy Rolling MIL Iron.
F1o~s ond Axes.

A FULL assor,m.n nj constantly for sale by
~ l.. F. POTTER,
No 5Front ST., bet Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati
Feb. II, 1854. ely
>WO Thousand Pounds Sheet Iron FOL
sale by H. j. BAR'lo.
September %, 1853 4o-n
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4ob Department.

n7- We are prepared do all kinds OF job work,
such ~ Books Pamphlets Circuls Bills Posters Cards,
&c Printing in Fancy Coered Inks with neatness
and despatch Orders thankfully eceved and promptly
attended To- Address HOLLOWAY DAVIS,
Richmond, Ind
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{ HE subscribers OFF, 10 sale their farm, wa,4r
power, y situated Elkhuru ,uiI.s
southeast of Richmond, w county Indiana
II" RICHMOND and Cincinnati turupik- d short
tahc- from the line Of the Cincinnati Fort WAYNE
thilroid ! h- arm contains II the tan o
-Acet ient quality suitable for farming or grazing Tn.
improvements are dwelling housp---on. of them
v-ry comfortable with never failing springs
irw years OF eath-a mil IN good running
with constant u-mand al good prices for all the nm
Der IL cnn nahe-a three story building used ard
ihg -@tabll>hmt nt containing two doub- carding
chimes. t,Icker, e. lhis building - we'll calculated
fot gr,st MI y " oolen actory. both which
n+sde1 IN the .ghborhuod There rs an abundd nc-
OF fruit tres, all kas and OF The best quality On
the premises shau. quarrIes Of brs lime
stone, WHICH arr ~ demand. The property III b.
yId-d sut pur chas-r- For partio uiar-. rrrs &c
apply personally or by letter to the uud-r-g ued
he premises. NIXON d " II. OK
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Shoes. Shoes.

HE subscriber takes this opportunity of ren
] turning thanks to the c,ze ms Of ichmonj IL
and vicinity, for their kind liberal
so generously bestowed upon stranger ana he hon
BY strict attention to cuisines. endpayorinp n
please his friends TO merit continuance the same
lie would inform them that h. has now on hand on.
OF the largest stocks Of Boots and Shoes ever IN MS
city. amounting TO over five thousand pair: ana mos,
~ @ ms own manufacture. and Of the best quality
which he IS determined sell the very love- u
prices lhey consist Of the following articles. ),
Dies hne CATERS, Morocco Buskirs &c Gems, II.
boots; Congress do; hip and Cowhlce Gents shoes
Patent Leather co.. fine Calf Morocco KID and Coar.
Shoes; Gall and Morocco Shippers; Bows fine Cali
Boots and Shoes; Morocco, KIP and coarse do: y itb
several hundred pairs Of Misses and Children. Enc,
CATERS and Morocco Boots, Of all coIors sorts an.
SKIES too TEDIOUS TO menton. with large assortme nj
OF Lauies, tents and Children ms Gum Ov-rshoes
" Is "A work SOLD at this Establishment v,-,.,,
ed not TO rip; II II does, viii repair gratis
~ Call and for Yourselves at NJ Ma,
street. sign of the Big Boot
SePt'r 9. 1852. IL
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, n,.c,,,u- Houses for sale.

-. r,, ,no.r-pued offers for sale on ad.an- f!;:
80: ,r,,. terms three yelling houses ihtN II
-.-zL ~ ,uo story bricks OF modern s'N'''
and in complete repair-eIg'by located, dh" !" !,
respect desirable property Tor private ie''e"e
further particulars inquire oil ,,N, MATHIS
Richmond. September | l-53 80
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y,suortant TO Fonudryrarn. N;sCsaint>'>
Ar.. AZ.

F-h II l-54--
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FOR SALE.

,p,u h;t business house on Main street. Rich
\ mond Ind flushed in modern style, sui'a"'e
70, , hnsin.ss room and dwelling, SIXTEEN iee' ="
;,ct.s front, Lot feet deep TO an ae Us
ih'nts i'm .ii.,.iy pric- fourteen hnndr ed
IT, .nnlvto JAMES X DuGDALE.
coIlh's HPP,S N -, s-tf
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JoIES
Richmond /, Ban
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nR .. II ALST r AID,
. tof Dyspeptic n'-ru-
DRY. OF the city Of Nv
York, has disposed OF the
exclusive right for the
sale Of his Pills. as will
appear in his certificate.
Although th-s- Restor-
alive Pills have been u--d
in private praci ic-, with
unpreced-ni-o succession
20 years. THY have nrsri
before been off red 10 the
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To HOusekeeners

% HOUseKeepeYS.
~ j HE atientIon Of he CITIZEN. If
cophiy, and reaaer- Of the Palladium .. r. A-.3
= = qu~~i"d 70 lh- excellent s-ortn- ., of ~
tpol@ b4nl French CHINA T., S.ts. Tea, am Pr.
White Tra .-,ssnd r..
DINING Ware, octsgon r. oval
" 'e ron fone breakfast. Ginning. tea toet Ware.
Columbia, Rhine and Lustre band Tea S.us.
GLASSWARE. vari-ty;
!. ,, . and I bottle Casters Britannia ana p.,.4
britannia tof-- pots, TeaPots, Sugar. Grams Bowl.
Ladies, Lamps. Canc-stics. Mugs;
Plain octagon and al " alters and TIA T,.va 80.
rate or n sets Of );
aoe o",iery' ct American aud English manufacture,
Of excellent quality and superior finish
ivory Knives aud Forks;
= '' only;
solar Lamps, with plain, engrsven and cut Shades.
., thi- oy o. ALDRiCH,
81 M street bet Attn and 5 side. CINCINNATI
October 81. -53. .1,f
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"'Neio" aud FORWARDING Nerch.n,
70. - "'st C"tanatn st Let,neea Ma. , "a,
CINClNNA RI, o
..'e' a'i"nf'o pad to the purchas. and .l n
io''sfohs. fiour, ~. Liberal advances ,n4 -
con<gnHlents 'i'dr on
kEftRkstfs -Puan, Hatfield & Brown C,noi,,.,;.
IIatt - = I" mt 90; SInton & N-an- 10
- a'"rs o. 20, "h-eiinV. Va Adam Koh,
,. = I'nrg bnnk, Va Beatty & steel
August ~. 1888
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Free-La Dor Coffee and Sugar

ALso,-GoLDLN SYRUP, superior article.
l - f~re.yt' = No :, ai-p. W.>l I'D Mo
- e~N-s- Na-'--- eHf " 70 - LEMON
& aA4 -.e "a att ~o-neia, r. the sEAL an;
= -1eFt .le a " :. Nc faH "a
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and perfectly harmless IN their tf~ets Instead OF
ak ing d-b,Itaug the patient as Is usually
ih other Pills. they tone 10 The soHnch
sire ncthrnIng ana lnyporat,ng both stomach ans
bowels, anr ntpafting life aad energy 10 ever
part OF the system
Being wholly vegetable, they mid IN Their op-
ration, without grlpng. or any pam "hdt-'-f. M
n but thorough IN their r.
ovating and restorative character, aud nerd only 10 o
tired be approved Of. by all such are afflicted ia
the borrbI. frrup ARISING from Dyspepsia. or ant
Of the ptols arising from dIsori-r-d stomach.
The stomach i. the center OF ~ynsPashie..
1t principally supplied " tth nerves 10y large par
proceeding the brain called the Par Va
gum These, IN their course, send branctrS to uie
lharynx the aesop Hgusth- vessels OF the
neck and hrart-iho lungs-the liver the spleen and
the daphrag
This distribution will account for many Of the sym
pa the stomach ANA ether parts or organs
Of the body.
1t unnecessary to go farther than primary DE-
ranp,ent Of the stomach, 70 account tor the hnt-
Of distressing symptoms nth winch many are al
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rT'IF Undersigned ofrrs for sale arm
/ RS cores one mll- south of New Pans 'h'"
VINO" ne "'' r j. FERGUSON.
- -, At
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CrOckerV.
COUNTRY NFRCIIl

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find superior as
- sortfnsnt Of Crockery, including all kinds of com.
l.h war; Tor sale ~ O. ALDRfCH.
81 Main street 4h nd 5,h "a a., aid. C;,c;n,.,
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Special Notice.

=. + + LII CHER. having sold out his Hardware
t>'hb shHlent Is now ready and anaiuus 10 settle
up al ms outstanding accounts Thos- indebted
respectfully requested 10 call at his old stand VIII. 70 ne
may b. found A. the object TO settle az vel >. n
correct money; those who pr4p,-a1 10 =,
money, can give notes. 4 settlement Is -lrne.tf>, -
sIr@d. The business Will be conrILuea by Joseph 2
Sira"b bridge and tax" pleasure in commenting him
- ny ora cust ofaefs ana irIends 5. r. +
Nl.'llo'u' I-lh hlohlh ~, l-o3 23rn
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Civ Lot. for Sale

i ILL sell seven eligible. lots Sixth street. b.
t~ern Nam aud w alnut fair trims. The 10
ar 81 feet froutb by 80 feet de-p. W I. DENNIS
Richmond, Dec. 30, 1913 3
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NR d HAI.STEAD.

I'm b. Cured dy Hasteads -3nh DtspsPtic and fHt'-
~ Bilioas J. g.tajie pills!
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SCOTS
HING 8 TIP D
Holm II. ~ OFT

Is Jus, receiving No 3Ii Niin street me o"s' Sc
.ectet stock Of Cloths, = assIT-res ana rs'ihg>'
brought to market snd "htch he WIZ t'Ne
manner. sho-t notice Also. a
.ia-r- stock % Oyer.COIttuS. entirety ~" - -
ycauft iavt- particular attehttoa 10 ~! etoeN o
FANCY CiSSINERES. The, cannot Dc sur
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Mew Firm and New Stock.

1U'HE unde rsigned now prepared TO furnish an
who NAV favor them nth their patronage, all KINDS
Of Fresh Groceries, such as Coffee, Sugar. Tea
MoI.s.-s Cheese and almost every thing else IN the
Grocery and Provision line. All kinds OF Nuts, hai-
sins Csndes. &C.. constantly kept on hand. ihes
have in connection ith thei Grocerv,a large Bakery
and ar. ur.p.r.d ri all times furnish fresh Brea
and Cakes. Pound and all other ktnd ot lakes mace
TO ord~r for Parties, Balls -ddings crackers q
sale and retail Al the old stand of Nlckers
Mitchell VlCkERS ma ihh
January 81, 1854 OIL
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l-I-- - - -.sss-'s md Furnaces. from ~
He uDde rsigned take th. ~ ethod o inform the
j public that they have entered into pa IL 70
tor the purpose Of manufact turing Carriages BuCgye
and Peddling Wagons. Of a kinds, and most respect
fully invite examination Of stock before pur
chasing else here Our prices shall be moderate
work finished after the latest style and warranted
TO give sstsfactiOn to the purchaser
II Horses, Lumber. and the staple productions OF
our country taken in exchange for Carriages.
u Shop on Fifth street, south Of Starr House
MATHS & CROKER.
10 Carriages repaired at short notice. at all times
Two horse Wagons made to order.
Richmond, Feb. 10. 1854. stf
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CHER WAfEROOMS!

Corner of Nai,, AMI Front streets, IN Cabinet
Shop Of T. Mason.
JOlIN -. SCIBl RID.
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he
IA has Oh hand the largest, cheapest and best
txf>9 assorted lot Of Chars offered III ms
l market The work of the best materials
II Wand workmanship. His stock consists ,,.. Of
all kinds al w ,ndsOr and Cone Seat chars,
Se,te.s Stools Every article - OF the latest
style and most elegant finish. Those wanting hrst-
rat. article will nd to their interest to Call ana *
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere tie Is
determined to sell cheap for cash. All kinds oil "ork
made 10 order on short notice Saloons, Tails anu
Hotels tnrni Shed TO ort-r good terms
IL All work of ms own manufacture warranted.
%, h,.n, Sant o 1888 31.tf
Dissolution.
NM ~ryf- ~ Fcrknsr & tnis dav dissolved by
mutual
The notes and accounts in the hands j. Fork &
ntr for settlement All those who know thems.ive
ind-t-d 10 III above firm r.qn-sea 10 call and
settle the same IN In-dately at the old siand
JAMES FORkNER,
e. y ELMER
C-ntrevilie, Ind Jan. 80. 1854 e-3m
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Assignee's Notice.
4 LII persons interested Will Ike OF thu. III
firm OF Nixon. R-itis & Co Known a. thu Union
fouhdetv. have th,s day ned the UNDERSIGNED
an hh"lf effects OF every inscriptions including all
gents outs aHd demands, for the purpose of
up SAID hrm This Is to notify all persons know, ng
thrnl>e ives indtb ied to the firm m u>t h.,
se'ed without Celav, and all persons having claims
against the above firm, required TO present them
Tor settlement, they anxious 10 close no the
concern as soon possible
WI. SHEiRON,l ,
II b. PAYNE, f'ss'e'efs
January . I-53 &c
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QUEENSWARE. &c.


A NEW article of Metallic Pc has Nv beer
,touhi ma, ., -" Eagfana.
Tn, -. -, 80" eup"rseh" all Other kIud. in no.
- ""'' P'atina points, made 80 .,,oo,, " "'0.
as 10 prevent their catching on the D,n., ."n .ouhd
w '"H' ana are coated with Gut, p. ,ch r,"g
' as 10 prevent them from corrod;,o
"s "c'i>- They are also so hard and =, ~, ~ ="
M 30 elastic, that falling uoon IN. d.sk ~ "'e
POM ', foremost DOES uem n injury u "oo''
:, ~ "a"","c'nrer' are M-ssrs j. & c. ScbI..s;
-; io'h' VINO nave already received th,.. -
ican premiums for their ny-ntio, .,d i ee nh'-f-
" ofh's r air IN London. ~ '"e at inc
s,n,. s 81 Manner Irwin & Co s. aud Elder. Rook
rice cents per DORA or 81 me-, ,,a.
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OOkING GLASSES. Of almost every .iz-
Lon hand and for sale at KRAMER & BRO s
Neeen store September 5, 1853 3s-H
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baltimore OYSTER Depot.

FIELDS celrbrttea of9 ft,3 9, az ~"
u c.fv-t +tuy hv Expr--s- aud VIII . HFeug'-
-, Inc season Pubttc at-ntnn IL rr>p'c''uis "
ms a, ta~y are IN fu~st Oysters ever erou-o' 10
IN - o., - snuofrl a the lowest rates
tfe'P' ave JAMES JORDAN. Agent
,.z2 l-,f
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Evergreens and Shrubbery
VISuF undersigned have on hani some 1900 ~
I FRGREtNS, winch they wish 10 dispose oil al
wholesale ami retail. Their assortment CONSISTS OF
silver Fir Norway Red, Red Black, Yellow anu tfrm-
i5ck Spruce. White W. ymouth Scotch anu ! LOW
Pines; aud American jumper; Gear OF i-ba-
non; Dwarf aud Tree Box American Amor tth,, Dec
dor-e ana Red Cedar; largo ana small Laurel; AHerl
can aud English Larch: American Chesthuts frrsIh-
sons: smoke or Mi.t Tree; Oregon turrants, &c
n-rAll orders Will he ATTENDED TO by addressing
NICHOLAS SNI FL Abingdon.
DAVID RAtLSBACk, Richmond,
Feb 10. 1854 st " ~ ne 6. mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-03-10


Iudig-stiou, Headache,
R,lion.n.,s Extreme nervous affection.
aciditv Palpaton OF the heart,
sense Of An paclty for the slight
the PIT Of the stomach, est eAtIton,
Depr. .,Ion Of spirits, M>ues ana md Isl nc tness
IIeayjuess vision,
Cotd hands and feet, Unpleasant taste in the
Sumbn-ss of the limbs and mouth. particularly when
other parts rising in the morning,
V.rtpo Nausaau Dull he pam and sens.
d ic uty of respiration, OF weight IN the head
Stupor, A temporary loss OF mem
Irrabilty, DRY,
A sci Of emptiness,
Debility Pulse less frequent and
Extreme languor and more feeble than usual,
haustion, Dependency,
Restlessness, Enumeration ana extreme
ostiveness, debility,
w It'll many other distressing symptoms arising from
red stomach, I'LL AT last all the faculties OF the
Frustrated with the energies OF the body
from all Of which the poor sufferer may obtain relief
in few hours, by ias,ead's R-novarng and Resora-
tive Pills. and BY adhering TO The directions accomPa-
nying the Pills, feels az II new lie ani IN
.rgv We impaired 10 the whole system
i Persons purchasing these Pills will b. careful 70 OBJ
s-rve that the name of O. HALSTEAD, IN gW t6tefS
black paper, is affixed wrapper to each box and
that none genuine unless labeled IN th- inihnt!-
Principal Depot at BURNETS,
Cinrinnat Ohio
III Price Fifty cents. For sale by druggists every
where
For sale in Richmond by DR.. j. r M-ndenhall;
Drs. A. Il . Potts.
L. ii. Mccullough.
WILLIAM BELL. Richmond. lnd., General Agen
for Wayne County lou
lDERFUMERY-On OF the largest and most com
Il pIete nssorments Off, red in this place. at
J. T. PLuMMER & son.