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GSVi GIS1c1 WILL WATCH, Harki Mstt;ss
S32NA Hsrki and several other Reeatta Host
u@Songs to be had at the Music Dcpot Of
Nc H1LBUe HITZ.
a-yust received Q few copies Of the new and
peRulfr Iopsy Polka, embslliehsd with . vignette
F" 10Pss' 5-li aa So sug17-
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIDER'S WINES
1T PHILADELPHIA

u = = a y n = u = "A
IOHN v. SNIDER, Dealer IN Wines, ct the
u former old established Rase iS$ove Of JACOB
GNzDKR, II. No. re Walnut street. l6uf doors BE-
low Fourth street where ooasssmess viii Be supplied
with KINKS and LIQUORS on the most sooommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he e prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
TO- from various houses In Europe, In Quantities Of
single do zen and upwards; and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington WIN Be Dc.
hvered BY Express ffce Of fdgh. 5e6-ly
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Arrival sad Departure Of osess Steamers,

Mans. Lsasce For Doxs,
Africa. Liverpool. New York. Aug 96
St Louis .Eavre. 80. New York. Aug. 30
&C. The California steamers leave New York on
the 5th and Goth of each month.
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ERENCH LITERAT
y MAURY have On sale several cheap editions of
Tie most eminent French Authors, including Sain-
tue, Bslzac, Lamartine, Dumas, DeKock, Eugene
Sue. aid Victor Hugo IL H.
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-. l. nENISON.

:. L. DENIsON,
Counsellor and Ett0rnsy.at-Law
WACO, AcLLNNAN CO., TEXAS,
VIM practice in the counties of Milan, Bell, Viii.
Hanson, McLennan, Falls, Limestone, Freestone,
Navarro, and Hill, md the Supreme Court at Aus.
tin, Galveston, aad Tyler.
Will also act as Land Agent and give special at
tenton TO Investigating and perfeoting Land Titles
In any part Of the Ststs. aug 16-W6m
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W A fsw days since, three western
merchants were nicely swindled by what
- known q the bail-game, in theyicinity
o. dlrard college, Philadelphia. One OF
them lost $l60, the second 500, and a
third gold watch and S25. These gen.
t!msn paid dear enough to be more eau
to0s next time,
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TNHk NEW AND POPULAR SONG, 81 touch my
Il son Guitar" composed and sr-tsged fof me
Plano Porte BY Prof J. O. fccrtsch, words By ben
x stoddard. 1sq, end dkdicsssd 10 John }. MO
Depot Of -, Safsr BIIxBUS RI14
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b ARCH De BRAvOURE, composed by Nathan
Hn- HfLBus.x HrTz.
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FOB PNEY POINT, =,
OLD POINT, i NORFOLK.

The etsamr oeoH0LA lsavss
!. - Waahinsson sys7 Saturday morning
leaves NORFOLK every Sunday ct p. m; stopping q
Old Point Pinsy Point, and all the usual landines
on the Potomac fog passengers.
The 0sceola WI continue to run 10 Norfolk until
the LIST Of September.
Passage and Fare 10 Norfolk and Old Point, $500.
5 IL 4-f JAS. NIToHKLL, Capt.
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.TSGST-sa-ARD,
PREMIER ARTIST liz FAIR,
INVENTOR or THH CELEBRATED GOSSAMlR
VENTILATINd WIG AND HLABTIO BAND
TOUPkCJA6.
No. lSY CHESTNUT STREET., opposite tie &Gte
EosG:e, F.s;ladelphSa.
Z INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentleman
l. to measure their own hss IL with accuracy:
Ior Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps, Inch.
No. !. Tho round Of tho No. /. Prom forehead to
head back - far q
q. From 70 ehead bald.
over the hosd to & Over forehead -
neck. far as required.
Q. From scr to car 8. Over the crown Of
over tbs head. the head.
{. From ear to ear
rcG2d the fcre-
head.
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O Gcrrit Smith has addressed q let
tsr TO Frederick Douglass, giving some
graphic and piquant sketches of the mem
befs Of Congress and incidents connected
with his Congressional career. He con-
fesees be has no hspe that any thing will
very soon be done to get rid of Slavery,
but thinks tat the North might "melt
thH heat Of the South, if it would only
t2ke the ground taat IL VIII MT rscOG-
mise the validity Of any Constitution or
eny lsT which recognizes the existence
Of Slavery. Douglass, he thinks, had
better not go to Congress, because the
members "squi-t tobacco juice ON the
carpet" here is what he says On the
subject:
"You Douglass are dignihed and re-
6ned s7-dem1D. Nevertheless, gentleman,
raolsr and orator as you are, there are
strsH'as oil. ,cIio4.s TO your taking your
g.: IN Congress. How lndicrous q fig
ufe IN the eye Of reason, is that member
o. Congress, and there are more than
MY srsh, } who, in one breath. svears
thai he would not so disgrace himself as
70 nit by the side of 4" Fred. Douglass -
md who in the next breath, souirts his
tobacco juice on the carpet %
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WARRINGTON q ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
~ FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
akSE7 ESRIAGES AT LOW RATES.
The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and TH06.
OOLLYER will on and after this date, run ct ths
above rates. JOB OOR6ON,
SAMUEL 6EDNKY,
NAV I'D Osptsfus,
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nay 20d
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

ORANGE I ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
~ Z g
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-.
peditious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs.
A RRANGAMINTs having been made with the
"a owners Of the now and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE b run between Alexandra and
Washington, distance Of six miles, In connection
with the trains on this and the Washington Bail
roads, the following schedule win take effect on and
after Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandra to Gordonsvflle, and In
termediate Stations viii leave the Depot corner q
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock .; m, on ths
time for breakfast on board, arriving ct Gordons
Vile, t halfpast 10 o'clock, -oonnecting Ut that
point With the Trains on the Virginia osntra,
koad, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and staunton.
A Train from Gordonsville 10 Alexandria and In
termediate stations, viii leave Gofdonsvflls q
II o'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving ut Alexandris
q h.apsss O'ooei@thgs allowing TINE to connect
North, and for Dinner on board the boat
A Train from Alexandria 10 Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations viii leave Alexandra daily, leun
days excepted) at O'Clock, p. M. arriving ct War
rcnt at halfpast o'clock p. m.
On Sunday win leave 1t o'clock Q. N.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandra and inter
m0Q1ao0 etAuOnS, VIII leave W3frenton oA1ly (SU1
day excepted ct . quarter before O'Clock O M ar.
irving ct Alexandra at halfpast O'Clock Q. m.
On Sunday viii leave ct quarter past Ii o'clock,
D.R.
THROUGH 1IOKITA
70 W
To 6ordonsvie. 10
To Charlottesville %
TO &c
10 =
10 ~Lur1y 70
10 new DC
10 -
Round trip ticket to Warrenton, from satur.
days to 30
Passengers Tor Lursy and New Market viii take
the train leaving Alexandria, at o'clock .. m,
on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages ct Oulpeper, @. II.
Passengers fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandra at o'clock, O. N, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
0-Psseengsrs for the White Sulphur Spring.
viii take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con.
Meeting with the stages ct staunton.
Freight Trains srs running daily, (eundsy q
eeptsd)
Per order: w.B BRoCKETT, Agent
Alexandria, Va, May -. may 81-6
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FOR BALTIMORE.

~A The Steamer 0SCE0LA viii re-
sumo her regular trips to Balti.
more on TUKSDAY MORNING, the nta instant, ct
I O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURSDAY
1t O'Clock p. m.-Seopping ct Leenardtovn, Nd,
st. Mary's River, Nd, Kinsale and Gone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jy7-3ms JAS MITCHELL, Captain.
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VIM. 81. KING. M. D..

w M IL NIINO, M Ds,
Office ON 7th street betscee,, I and K streets.
nR. KING having been engaged in the practice
~ practice Of Meiicine and Surgery for ten years
in Pennsylvania, trusts he will render sstissction
to those who may wish his professional services.
The best Of references can be given.
aug 22-1ms $3.50.
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A LII MUSIC as sung BY KunkeVs Nightin.
"A gale Ethiopian Opera Troupe, can be had at
the Music Depot Of HILBUS 4 HTTZ.
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That the lands withdrawn in the districts Of land
subject to sale at Monroe and Natchisoches, Loui.
sans, by notice No. 495, December H. 1863 for the
railroad from Shreveport to Vicksburg, in the said
State and Of which the reservation was extsnded by
notice No. Sic will be subject to entry again the
7th of December 1854 the time Fixed in said notice;
and that the respective registers and receivers Of the
several land ofces above named will carry this no
tice int effect without agaiting further insrxctions
from this office.
Given under my hand, at the General Land o.
fee, at the city of Washington, this 9th day OF
September, Ammo Domini 1854.
By order Of tho President:
JOHN WILSON,
sep 1-2aw6w Commissioners.
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE,
A SUPERIOR article Of Lump run Of Mines, Ind
"A Fine, by the cargo or single ton.
Apply ct Easby's Wharf, Washington.
THCS. J. MEHAEFEY, Agent ;
Cumberland Coal and lion Company.
aug 2S-1pi& .4l-sz-e - 80.
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HARpER's MAGAZIHE for September
l. DeBow's Review do
Lives Of the o"ief Justices Of the United States by
George Van 6sntyoord, vol, syo
Famous Persons and Places, BY n. p. VILLA
sep - 1RAHX ZAYIAR.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY,

aug 22-2aw6w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01
Green Mount Boarding School,
NEAR RICHMOND. IND.


TINE annual this School will again
the 4th Of the 9Th month next ard all students de-
string be in attendance would do well TO make an cary
alton only accommodate limited number
the of beginning with the session are much
than aware Of We have secured the ser
who will take much pleasure
n impsrting instruction to students.
The and healthy location of the Institution rem
desirable place for the prosecution of study As
well safe and quiet retreat from the corruptnS
immortality constantly perAdny the atmosphere os all
cities and Much will be extended ia this par
tcuar females we'll males placed under
either need apply for adms>io who
addict to habits OF immortality and ii kind.
should Of this class gain admission by deceptive
means prompt Will be taken for their expulsion
they cannot be speedily reclaimed Students all board in
family Of the proprietor and ecariau principles
ulcated We teach AL the English branches the Natural
Sciences the Languages generally as well full course OF
Mathematics Those desiring particular Information
terms, &C. will by addressing the proprietor be
Piled with printed circular and catalogue.
There daily Richmond from the East,
West North and South and by previous notification the
School Omnibus will students from the station TO tho
School. JOHN HAlNES, Proprietor.
-th month 18th 1854 3s-tt
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WaiSOn's Gil! Daguerrean Gallery,
Richmond. Ind.

1T arranged. with combined side and .kylghs.
reception Of all who wish
we'll those who call for the OF
which and OF excellent
which
he spared neither pains All he accommo-
purchased the latest and
which taken of
smile all
would his that he IS thankful for
effort shall be spared constitute his
unsurpassed by travelling
the best quality of stock used
and he Will sell than
W given reasonable terms Rooms
,i,. he citizens BanS j. WATSON
August 81
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GREAT SALE OF
I'M Pc Il T F. d 5 T y { X,

sU>HE CT ARK COUNTY IMPORTING COMPANY would re
Of purchasing the best
will for of the largest
m hest
this Wednesday the 9th day Of September next at
A. the Of Springfield
Ohio, comprising the entire importation
Nine thorough red Short orr Durham Bulls
Twenty do do Cows md
And lot of Souhdown Leicester. Lincoln and Cots"old
sheep
WADptE, Esq. Of Clark eoun
Ohio gentlemen OF
he the best Judges oil
country, herds OF the most celebrated
Of whom
the of Wilkinson, TORI Fawkes
Bulls the in their
respective the D lin Show April lcol
sheep, from the flock Of the ceie
brat Cotssod from the focx OF Nr
Mr. TORI. The Lincoln
Z IN he o Mr. Hes
exhibn, thu Pedigree of each nmai may I've oh
y address Dr. T.
Sprin sfel |, Ohio. of the Company.
credit o ~ days will he given on ali purchases.
August IL. 1854. 33-t
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Valuable Property for sale.

vUNHE undersigned offer for sale lot Of ground contain
Il ing and halt I'D acres, more or less. situ'ted
near the Railroad Depot and fronting $50 the Rail-
road 500 feet North Marion aud 200 feet
Washington Avenue There is on the premises sub
san,iAl building. ide and So feet long
a warehouse kind of mechanical business
Persons wishing situation the Railroad and near the
Depot, have opportunity OF securing ground
There piece OF ground the Dept situated
fvorablv this l. is offered entire. will be divided
to suit purchasers. For further Information
the Spring tounirv n GAAR co.
Richmond luna Is. 1854. 2S-tf
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Richmond HiEh School.

Of school will in Xr Psk buiidngs
September and continue foaStsea veaAs
vacation Of week in The Winter, ea1 eoe
in the spring.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For photography. Reading. Peananship Geography Eng
Gramm and ARITHMETIC. - "
For Element. Algebra and Natural Philosophy cheAis
And Ply sieogy,
For Languages andH Higher Mathematics, -
attend this school requested he present
Term Deduction VIII De made sos
q sence in case Of sickness
Teachers procured the inter
esi OF the school require
c. r. SPINNING, Principal.
pi.huo,a Ar.,s, 16-4v
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A can y.

A. s,o,h.r NJ the Young man. Locke who was ~
,urs Lv the late railway accident thus pIace. "a
~, -, ali nj. puoiicy desire NOS. NO.
th,nk the good of Richmond Tor tne 81 W
V,s oniv do feel grateful TO the p"ys'o'"'
his restor .tion' 70 the PyoP Il
o., u.,sl phauhr"iic laiy
e h,ye heavil, taxed, sentiemaniy sc "hp
m ~ nj xht the young men VINO
knd I,di grues AMI eel
win called
to Who first washed thc hooi
Ind FROM and and to those persons no
of hahei MS temples
Tor hours shade of the forest trees where MS
avery breath AS expected to he his last
brothers which
the events
of Richmond. Heaven sha
have 'osiah LoONH-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01
LADIES' INSTITUTE
OF the Penn MeAtcal UmiverSbsy Of l'hil-
0deDphia.

VINE Fall Term Of this Medical School for ladies. will
L the Monday October, 1854, and con-
months
The TEACHING, here pursued is entirely new,
and is comprehensive. thorough liberal and practical
Medical School in the 1t
hai. far possible, the positive Sciences
qucuty all and doymas. The branches of
divided according their natural order of
and in four progressive Of four months
there each thus enabling the
pass successfully through all four within
years by this the study rendered
and possessed Of daily increasing interest.
Ladies desiring Thoroughly scientific Medical Education or
particularly interesting them, have facilities hero
nowhere else to be found
For aiming Terms. which will always
be made list Of Oers Faculty and other
tculars, please address
JOS s. LOSGSIIOKE, NJ. u. DEAx.
No. 100 Arch o Box Ios1 Philadelphia =. o.
Aup IS 2w.
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THVHE undersigned offers for sale some twenty Town
Lots recently laid by him Franklin and Marion
and between Market and Sycamore streets They
depth and each has alley OF 30
feet They desirable lots and offered
for sale at moderate prices snd fair terms
1vfle lao offers his three story brick House the
corner Main and Front the FIRST floor 10 occupied
bv Mr. Reed . store 1t 10 good pointer business.
ana will be sold accommodating terms.
Pitts Of the lots be seen BY calling on the under
signed WILLIAM "IGCINS:
Oeesaber %. 1859 9-H
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NE W. q E4 q e L. lS u = II q lS r.
JAMES JOHNSON IL CO.

the PaNson d Lewis corner
Richmond, of full
Ndckerel and Fish Lake Salt Foreign Fruits,
also, w llow
Wooden Mats, Brooms, Also, have
Glass bought of
which feel confident sell
low We about $50 packages of Window
Glass which will sell low they
and have also addition 20
full Of Dry Goods manufac
free West India Sugar and Moasses
refined Cotton Batting
wichnS &c, which We offer at reasonable rates
? he
for good OF pay cash them.
May
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Va1uahle Farm for Sale,

TYNE under offers at private sale
the belonging the estate OF Samuel Morris,
deceased, about q miles of Richmond. containing
One Hundred Acres, South west quarter, Section 2,
Town 49, Range II said farm is not sold 1t private
sale by the eth of October next will then ana that
day Saturday, October 7th be offered public sale TO
the highest bidder For terms Of sale. apply TO the
der igned, oil TO Levin. Morris, the premises
J. r. MENDENHALI, Commissioner.
nj
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Attention, Everv Body.

L>ARQUHAR& ARNOLD would say TO their fri. nds
and the public generally. tn at they have hand and
for sale well public sale Sugar Coffee
lea Rice and second md Furniture. Tale Cloths,
Glass. ana variety OF articles too TEDIOUS 20
which will sell in lots suit purchasers either
wholesale ana retail Regular auction sales Satur
day afternoon and evening
July ]. 1911. 29-n
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ED-We specially invite the attention Of our
readers to the Furniture advertisement of Mr..
II. D. MERsEREAU, in another column. His fur
niture rooms will amply pay for visiting them.
whether purchase is made motif you pur-
chase. it pays because you get beautiful and ex
ccllent article and the worth Of your money; if
you don't, it still pays, because you have the
pleasure and satisfaction of telling your friends
where they can be accommodated. Call and see
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FOR SALE.

q with A. acres Of ground situated
"A vicinity Richmond. the side of White Wa
ter National Road 1t
the nluf rolls south Of the National bridge
stories high eight and all
shei modern style. The ground exceedingly
adapted for gardening Also. several
The
ana which be known and the
property application to
CHRISTOPHER HOLLINGSwoRTH.
June
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

IL The I11tand Steam -1yTtcMHUfW " OThS
VI, repeatedly solicited by the farmers OF Indiana
and Cob tr,isher and
Machine that would
failed to
would them that We have just
10Y Indiana We read! TO supply the Tar
from all others
the of steel,
they dull and and ground by any
other Mills
and when
rru This mill
cattle, sheep &c and rciu
and less to do the
sam work. than mill offered TO the pu'f. IT'S
gives the advantage Of grinding adP '-
icsderatum before attained
simple ructon durable and easily
kept 10 - bushels hour
applied 1t portable and easily adapt
weighing only two hundred
speed OF from 1900 10 l5tn
minute WehaNc fttc up one in our eaeshm
We shall be pleased show II TO
any and then they for them
recommend il The
has the be
everything he he sold at gooi round
these mills Guild Itself where
has much feeding Cali and and he
BEARD, SINEX e. PtfNN.
Rich Far #
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Tavern Stand for Sale!

Tm NATIONAL HOTEL, situated in the Of Miltoa. is
dcfed by the proP-eors for sale The
. best location for that business wayne has
been"s sustained by the travelling public The House
and has house wood house and other
outdoor houses There large
~aen-!ard will
he Sd private Be
inge only hotel the place. fail Re we'll sustain
Ell Those wishing purchase property would we'll
nAAe application
For sale.
RES Grass. standing; 500 fe=: Fencing Lumber Tor
1'sa4e low Apply Immediately TO
August Is MILLER + Co
FOR SALE.
IT. Richmond W5oen Factory. \ variety OF vacant
Lots IN aad Richmond. suitable for residences
andbuiness establish nents also, Dwelling Houses and
LOT Business Houses an4 Lots. AMI Farms For partc
ulfs. inquire Of OLIVER Be Tier,
Real Estate and Gen raj Agent.
No - Ma street, ID coor OF Citizens Bank
JuSust IL, loJi 81 Il
EON SALE...fiouses Lots Richmond
/. "ANfEDA farm OF 50 % so with large
esrd III full bear ng. within miles Of RICHMOND
kpy BELL
A has general Agency Once.
Starr House, Richmond
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01

TT" SYNODICAL NOTICE.-The olive Branch synod"
Of English Evan s:al Lutheran Churh Eastern Ini-
will meet in the Warner Building for want Of
suitable place Thiriy 9Th Of september, and contin-
the Convention until the following Tuesday Wedncs-
day The meeting will commence Wednesday evening,
oh. Preaching every evening during the week, and on
Sabbath the Of the Lords Supper will be admin
stered. The public in general respectfully invited to
attend. ID. s. ALTMAN.
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PURE SHORT HORN DURHAM CATTLE!
IUST consisting of Bulls an eighteen Co~s
y and eers selected from the celebrated herds
Eng and, the Clinton County Importing COMPANY,
by their agents Mcssrs II H. Hawkins John G. Coulter
and A. R
Also, >outhdown and three Cotswoid sheep, the
former from the celebr ated flock of Mr. Jonas Webb
This ill DE sold without at lin nston
Ohio (Which is accessible by the CINCINNATI
and Zanesville Railroad the Ninth day of August
next at Public Auction credit until the 10th day OF
December next.
catalogue of the names and Pedgrees will be tor
warded to desiring it, by addressing the Pres
dent of the Company. :, -
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Union Foundry and Steam Engine wee
Corner Main and Washington sts, Richmond,

CDTNeT -HHEs NUT ~ usNETyt0N 49,, ZtItNVO711, q.
WE, the
Of all descriptions also all kinds Of Mill Work,
Horse Pos~g Sang Gearing Lathes, Cutting
csInes tprs Drilling Machines Saw Mandres and all
OF wac n ssneral Iron, Brass and Compositon Cast
ings OF All xmas H. All persons wishing
chase machinery -ouid give .
reasonable and
Of workman ship na.eraito fnsa, - 80 =; ~
agents for the sale Of ThomfS~.. er.,trr,
Leather . suppe 49,
At Cincinnati prices verx superior article Of N
Old Copper, Iron Ala
Brass bought cash; exchanged for work
/ ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01
Sash. Blind. Door, and Frame Mandatory,
South Marion street ,re,f side

the mandatory Of SASH
Blinds. &c, Joseph Dckn<ons Pump Factory, Ma
fill all orders with
different sized sash and Blinds
sell Cincinnati prices. Glazing done all
respectfully solicit share
HARMS x LAMBAtH.
Richmond,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-09-01
e.. l.. and e.. Railway.

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and after Thursday L. ls54 the evening train
X AZ NJ, 70
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VI. No chang n NOR :. b. MORSE.
Richmond, IS, I-Jj