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REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY

NORTH CAROLINA.
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10 ~hieh is prsfred a preliminary sketch of Tie
BATTLE OF THE ALAMANCE and
War Of the Regulation.
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Illustrated by BARLEY L LOSING.
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HABBEEsACKs LIVER PILLS. and
WORK SYRUP, For sale By
J. n ADAMS,
,Kfxr TO A. O. coSfzry
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The Pills should be used conjointly with
he Ointment, in most of the FOLLOWING

~ SOLD AT THE ESTABLISHMENT of Prof.
HOLLOWAY, 224, STRAND, (near Temple
BARI LoEDoN, and also at his House. in N.
YORK. ORDERS for Medicines in the States.
Addressed, /" T. HOLLOWAY, 80 MAJDRs
LANE, New York" will receive duo atten.
tion. Sole also by all respectable Drug.
gists aud Dealers 10 Medicines through.
out the United States, in Pots, at s74
cents, 81 cts. and 81 so cts each. To
DC had Wholesale of the principal Drug
Houses in the Union.
~ Thare is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B,-Directions for the guidance Of pa-
tisnts In every disorder are affixed to each
Pot. ss''''
Sold by p. M coHRN A Co.
Nc.se' Hayas Street Ohariaston 81 O.
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CATAW BA HoUsE
Doctor Yourself
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
Or avery one his n,r,r ph hu,;a;a

'ASAeus
INiE FtFIIETl.
Edition, With one
hundred Engrnvinys.-
showing Discusses and
Maliormations Of the
Human System in ev,
cry shape and form
TO which isaddc,ln tren.
tisc on Oh" Diseases OF
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highest importance to
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
For Sale.


THE patent the Washing Machine the United
which patent T. A Dugdae
1888 This machine awarded diploma al the
Fair and also the ate Wayne coony the
diploma we'll several other Fairs
chetpness simplicity and durability this
he surpassed ami while washes The hns
perfectly clean, without ads teif
:. a. Who It's cneapness consists in being made almost
entirely may by ordinary
workman, and aHori a handsome profit
Advantage. os this Machine.
Clothes washed thoroughly than by hand; at
time they sujeo the fold
ton Of rubbing squeezing soiiet
f1atng boards is sustained from the
operation, ven by the finest texture,
The consumed much less than that required to
81 The Fear and tear ieshunlreis ofwasl
haxc OIL broken
M 70 the hands Is avoided no f!eedine % sore
chappiTg aud cslious,
often exhibit The hands
the extent necessary il putting
sash and taking them and
5th The easy very that the whole
working it is The ltcs tasks involved IN the
dali o household duties
washing with simple, consisting
of which the sssa is
knowledge Of 1t by Witnessing the operation OF It Tor
become
hours For merely washing clothes
clean, TO do washing time short
credited
would comprised lines
in the perfect possible
ia te - .st sine possible Sints particulars -nouI
,I,hough srax .onyd ali
u cannot he ! scriiei briefly With
the inventor invites til public 20 examine his
rohssle enterprise, the
machine andits
9- county lights for sale reasonable
T A. UTGDALE,
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana.
BTerr.toy 20 he s'ld will desrei, be exchan
for property that nay suit the Paentee
october g. 1854 Aft
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VNE Undersigned affer for sale es Of ground contain
ing sn3 half q b scres more or less. stsatea
the Railroad Depot and fronting go Rail-
road, 500 North Msrion street: and 200 feet
Wsshinstoa Avenue There is or tbs premises sub
stanti.l building wide and long sutA-
bic FOR warehouse any kind e mechanical bus
Persons wishing situation the Railroad AID the
Depot, now lave opportunity o. securing sround -
There piece ground ths Depot situssed
FAvorablv .hs Ii offered entire will be divided
to purchasers For further iafor
thu spring Fouu4ry A GAAR : CO.
edmond lame 1854. oS.M
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Thursday. October 10Th, 1854.
Indiana State Fair.
HREE SIIV Err CUPSi

~ w. ROBINSON. Of Riehmoal lad was awarded TIE
II first rr silver Cup s@) fer tho best SErxaA-
Ton and HoRsE PowxR combined, and Cur recon ae
81 for Superio Workmanship. There three Ma
chimes put OF Grafton Of them the Motif. Machine
Of Crystal Pala and AZ the WAYNE county air
. Silver Cup for the best Horse Power and Separator
cash smiums-one for superior work hip an
one for the best specimen Of Machine Castiaxs
Pevsons wanting = superior Machine can be aeeomno.
dated by addressing F.W. ROBINSON.
Steam Engines, Press Screws Bridge Bolts M.ehius
Work, Iron and Brass Castinss made to order.
Richmond, O<toseT "a, 1854 <s-6
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Jac,Ssouburg Minis for Sale.

rINHlS property. formerly known Hipes Boyd's
Mills situated Green's Fork tw miles north of
National end lie of Jack *.yas
county. Ind II commands good situation for eus.
any other mills IN the county Is near the
and is also dfferea Railroads We have newly
repaired the gearing and put every thing in good order
Our Mills have the credit Of Going good work
mill in the ecansy. There rs also Saw Mill attached to
the same, that does good business We offer to sell
liberal For further nlor nation, ea and
address ~. J. w. BOYD.
5aeksonburs, Ia liana.
We will employ good Miller At the above Ills
/. application be made soon J ". B.
. July 40. 1884. 31-3m'
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unavailing, and Capt. Lace4h ordered the ships
head to be kept for land which bore n. W. and
s. W.. BY this time, we had lost sight Of the
chief officers boat and the other steamer which
we supposed had sunk, and we had not been on
our course more than FIVE minutes, when we run
down a boat and crew belonging TO the other
vessel, all OF whom persisted, with the exception
Of one, who caught hold of rope which was
hanging over the bow. When the boat was see q
orders were given to stop the engines, but the
chief en- aineer said he could not do it, as the ship
was rapidly sinking, and in almost three minutes
after all the lower fires were out. and three ~
water on the lower deck beams. The captain
then gave w all hopes of stopping the leak, or
saving the Ship and the lady, daughter and son
of E. X. Collins were put in a boat, with several
other ladies' and when ia The act Of being lower
ed, the tackle broke, and all except one Of the
ladies were precipitated into the sea- and perish
ed. then jumped into boat and with 81 ,hteen
more, which we picked up from a boat which
had been lowered from the opposite side, and with
nineteen in her and twenty six in my boat. we left
the steamer. The last sight we seen Of her the
guards were level with the water and the sea
around covered with human beings, who had
jumped overheard, but 10 whom could render
no assistance. and We soon Lost sight Of all, as
the fog continued very dense
We were then about 90 miles from Cape Race,
and considered it duty 70 take the nearest
course, after pulling forty hours, with nothing
to guide us but the run Of the sea, which cacu
lated by the heaving from the southwark and in
. thick fog which lasted all the time, we reached
a broad cove twelve miles north of Cape Race;
we then proceeded by land to Renuos and then
took charge Of a small schooner which we hired
and proceeded immed Lately in search ofthe wreck,
and crused around in strong gale from the
North East, but discovered no trace Of the ship
or the boats. l sent word 10 Capt. Luce, Of -
CITY Of Phil steamer, which run ashore near
this point, acquainting him with the loss OF the
Arctic, and l am informed he sent off two vessels
which he had employed about his own ships. but
found no trace Of the Arctic or boats there were
however several vessels in the nelghborhood.
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Delinquent Taxes.

NOTICE hereby given sAas WI 81 70 .sil 81 rass
q. lsas 2, 10 o'sIees ard s,.iosl q ..d a.z
. M due and paid b. he
T. Arnold. rars los sogth N.la street.
Daniel A.sn. 10. South Iifsh
Clayton Brown y. acre. Fl Wayne avenue:
Aaes s.,l.d par 8, q s 10. y q North Front street.
0sarge EeIi- par, 10. South Marion street
irsaeTisk Bssins. y H.sh .t sess '''-9'
Aies z ll sars. i al oIe .'sI stree. as
gs's. S.as4 Is. ls4 s. ..' 'sts:'
WI cex's estate wesr IF 'FRONT.' street.
. lga ar $50 ,s soab Ta ses. s'1'h Pearl street.
d eSA' 80 E ssats f iiff.': :.r..s:
Elizasesh Donne-n l2e y ashinston So;
josiah r kas.ies IL Sor,h rlfa street
EsssiHe - NoEe So lIo ,i Be- s. La.' purchase
u ,,s.sy .sse % s = aere Boston Pike
Alszr Crimes estate. F-ankiia
srs Hes1sg i. e W Ra r. wesas Avenue
,3sei,. di i. 7. acre by Pc Factory
i:a hssIi Hunt, a ~ s Rsi Sstisa
e1,i fa:ers = . Ell prop 5ss;
sa '1s 'isGlas re k es Se,:h ht. s'h
w WASH 2S,'i Jsal % " Ay.nvs:
Fen. Jenkins. j. south attn r r., zee:
L Kin & son, " oolen paetory;
J Donald -i5 sou.A SeYe1th stre.t:
william Nee, ~ Pearl street;
Morrison. . South FRANKLIN;
Main, ~ South Pearl street:
q Asorhouse. IS y d Iroprieters5
Ellis sorayke, Walnut street;
David Seater, South franklin street.
arr IS Main
IL ti1adst, I0i u L proTrietors;
Cornelius E,tlIf, I39 <suth Main street.
South Fifth street
VIZ Sio9 part As North Marion erect
b. SitiougE, part lU7 III South Washington street:
rah urdegaut, Is South Franklin street
jasper smitluyer, IL So4t1 -Karioas
Henry shower, Jr &c : Marion street;
1 hris 20 south Pearl,
ghrfstapler shAtz, % Son.h Fight street;
J Ii North Six street
II Turpening ut South Franklin st;
yaniTaan 1874. North Marion street;
J 1G9 r x l. proprietor;
GHWestenb,>sz il3 South seventh st;
An tres Weaver, = o. 10 South High street
t,ai right, 10 South FL
William Soan part If - \ orth MaIa street
PROFITS ii which said property win be hrst 81
be sold to' OK
ceedng years; and if the and PROFITS VAL
viii
selling ssia properly
vii - 10 dischs-ge said tax and costs
SAMUEL EDMONDSON, Collector
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rns Etna insurance Company,

A0Yt1oT0
Inc Of Ohio, TO reSE ate insa-
4vencies Companies neosp-rAed y rs.
49, iSss pusiish h- following, reanire Ell taes
or,riUai statement tsing on nf- IN tx state
cEics ~r.-r.-Sr
L. .me 81 The Corporation Is A.na Insurance. coHpa
a, cA.-1 at Hsrtfe-i. coHn. =, 49,. srss
e. assiars-sh.ch Is ali pai1 eP
.sh -ae>.sess Of tia Company are
Is tssA on L@hI N'A 49, s5s SOC SO
pefsoas' 1905 -
Al Eanss secured " mortgage, per ceEi $1,000
interest payable sem. -annusliy, sf4''N'
BoE secured by ma-tssse c reE CO.
Interest, payable seEnt annually, 800" sx.. ~,
- -. A., 50 ro-,ay secured IN acrtgaxe, 1913 l.
ST. Ssp.s a. y ~ - rrrmians I25oo
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Admin,.trm,or's Sale.

M ILL be sold At the lato residence of Moses Dawson
w deesased. in Williamsburg Wayne county Indian.
Thursday the 18th day OF November ls54 follow
ing described real estate One Lot Main street.
which there IL good d cling house. stable and biac
smith shop aso two lots, No 90 and ~ in said
town The purchase money to Re third paid the
day of sAeone third in six months and the
twelve months. by giving and approved security
with interest from date all valuation
ment laws and mortgage said premises until p,id
Sale to at 10 clock said day, when due
tendance viii be given by
EZEKIEL IL JOHNSON, Admin trator
October 10, 1854 43-tt
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned Commissioner, offers at pf'ss@ sac
the farm belonging TO the estate OF Ssmsei -
deceased abou; u miles east OF Richmond
One Hundred Acres, South west qua teI Sect" =
Town ~ Range r. said farm is No, 40 500 a.. p
day {Ss.qrday October Th offered al public sale to
highest bidder For terms Of ssle apply to the IN
.ser.icn. 3D. or 10 Lavina Morris, on the premises
] f. MESDENHALL, Commissioner
J.lv 2S 1854 32ts
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NE adow Farm for Sale.

(XNHE offers for sale his spleadd farm con-
t,i,ins Two hundred acres situated three miles east
Of R,chnonl and in sight Of the Eaton sni Richmond
Railroad The buildings good .nd ssostAhhai; there
il an OF first The fAra ell water
ed and ell adapted farming and 9rAz,ngl4o acres Of
IL i. bottom lna Thu Ands view OF almost
the whsle farm For further par view the prem
Uses c-N lS f'cRhiS.
40N
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&HPrSH',S SAFE.

DY v-te Of execution directed rom the "
- Common Pleas Court VIII expose pabiic sa.e at the
house door Centreviie the 1i'h day # October,
1885, between tie hours Of 10 clock a. NJ and O'Clock,
p NJ said day. the following described real estate, to-
Thirty feet of tho south aafnher eighty
three So IN that oi tae city Of Richmond laid by
Charc- nv. starr except strip Of lah1
end aid lot for he purpose ot making
vide al situated in said county Of " ayne and
If Indiana Taken the property Of NANNY Wasson
to atsf sad execution favor Of Sylvester Murdoch
JOHN c. PAGE, sheriff W. q.
Scr:eIcb-r y ISL Oft
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Attention Every Body!

I-ARCUHAR s. ARNOLD would say TO their fri nd.
L and the public generally III at they have hand and
for sale private ell public sale. Sugar Coffee,
Te. Rice aud second h.ni Furni.ure Table cloths
Glassware VARIETY Of articles tedious 70
zion Ill sell IN lots suit purchasers either
wholesale retail Regular auction sales ssur-
dzg afternoon and evening
July Z, lS5i 1s-d
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Real Essase for sale.

a FARM situated miles Of Rehmond,
wayne county la2an2, containing III The
With living
There orchard the
which the high qualities Of so the
&c. render desirable purchase particulars snd
apply sEEe Y. Wv Paris preble
Ohio. or 20 John Hsane.EAa. the premises
GEORGE W NASNEAAN.
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Sale of Thorough Bred Cattle.

TIAvINC sold farm Il win oaer public auction
Tharssay. Ncveaber 2d. 1o5i
Richmond. md herd Of Short Horn
Hslfer
the celebrated huli General This
perio proves hin Of the
has taken in this State and Ohio
ami were eshitei Cen Benz took the first premium
the IG5i
At $50
aGi other
sale, be hai nowhere else
N
My sock purchased the rest breeders Ohio and
Kentucky.
Sale 10 O'clock, Every thing
liz sold IL the part the
A re will lie 2
Catalogues pedgrees viii Ne all who apply
HIRAI sULSER.
Richmond, September IL, 1853 3att
Farm shop, lHdi nspo please he above two
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L'OR SALE exchange for a Farm unimrroved
i Land-Siusted II wayne CO. Indians comprising .
ehonse large stable and other buiidngs
well built and finished dwelling, having every conven-
fence desirs for comisrtsb!e re.idenae which is
attached large den. well stocked with fruit trees
sh-ubbery. plants. sc.
The has possessed -1nmandiGe Of bu sine
for the 90 esrs. and teyond question eiig
bly, situated5eins the intersscton likes
and short di-tsnce from abroad Depo.--thAn
other point the county while the locality
ed in point OF aaafth falness, by any N the state.
further Information inquire at the Palladium office
Septerabet 81 1881 3eu
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vINHE undersigned having chased that we'll know
L farm on which Samuel Harvey resides, pre-
par oifer Undue parsons wanting country
.idences vicinity Richmond and pro
pose sell said private sale in lots from 70
fifteen suit Said farm is situated
nssrly Of Richmond and close the corporation
line overlooking large portion of the city The And s
OF superior quality and possesses mBny tesutiul build
ing situations. We determined to SELL and our
III he easy and ominodating Come while
you can have eaoc OF situations
WILLIAM HARVEY,
JESSE NJ. HUTTON,
JAMES NJ POt,
N BWsnted hands to cut 1000 1850 cords Of Wood.
We will pay LIBERAL price in each.
HARVEY. HUTTON Il POE.
Richmond October Ia Isb4 43-H
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g., SiruA7Ep 81 South Pearl street. Main.
Ei,l The HOUSE. well calculated for boaroers-con-
tanning 9 rooms wood house, pantry. ke-hoase
aad other buildings The property Is in good re-
pair 1t is des able location and will be sold al .
h.rgai, ENQUIRE Of JOB B0RTON.
y h,.,, g-tf
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For Sale.

go handsome brick 6w ellIag situated on Fifth
SAT- south of GEia The house newly erected ana IN
S excellent repair Also lot situsted on the Cause
aiming Of Land The subs ber would
exchange either 18th for Q
THOMAS T.. FOuLKE.
July :, 1854 3.-;.
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sash, Blind. Door, and Frame Mandatory

THE undersigned have commenced the maupfacory q sash
i &c, Joseph Dickinson Pumr Factory. Ma
rion ard prepared iii all orders with proPtness
They supply of different sized Sash ard Blinds
sell Cincinnati HlazEg done At all
They respectfully solicit share
An
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ST. The auaolnt liabilities Banks 9th
sr q -dilars ~ Company-.ethsxs.
am L. a = AMI a1eHgss
eth Losses adjusted and rot due So &c -
- losses unatjus,ed, 2-937
waiting fIther proof, les %
TO- All other claims against the COMPANY small ac
lv priatng bll!s and
in hy as.rGc
tansto i limited TO Sio,t0o
lsrR allowed the
70 lie insured any city, village fixed
buildings. the facilities for
u which
wiser to insure SIo0oOo
MA other places.
f3h bio budin subject
loss viii
Il
generally muct less .
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT s. H.xr,oRp July / 1854
Hartford County. ! - -
personaIe Alexander Of the
Ytna Company made cath the foregoing
scrbed his hesE knowledge and teltf
HENRY FOWLER Justice Of the Peace.
r Risks taken "a buildings. merchandise and machinery
n he above Company, on favorable terms by
VIM. BLANCHARD. Agent.
or.f{. IL
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vI>HE personal property belonging to the estate Of New
ton arsh. deceased. consisting Of about 90 fresh Milk
Cows, rs head CT and three old Steers ieif-
Bulls 81 Cllves-in all about 200 head.
One large two year old Jack.
About % of Mares, Horses Colts and Mules 300
head >hseP Farming Utensils of all kinds such Patent
Fanniny Mills Reaper Nower Drills, Flows. Wsgons
&C. Feathers Wool 81 tons Hay. 50 Germ in the
.ied. Stock in the Eaton and Hamilton Railroad
in the Hamilton, Oxford psrrtcwn and Fair Haven Turn
pike Company II One scholarship in Antioch College,
and other property will be sold public
s,a residence Of the deceased adjoining tho Broa Toa-
chip K3ust, in prebe county Ohio,
Thursday. October 10Th, 1854.
sale commencing at 10 O'Clock in the and IL
continue from day TO day thereafter till al IS scid
Tho Jack and portion o the Cattle and Sheep
selected with great and cost pc diplomas
and reference, Ill De given thu day Of sale This
class OF the personal property will be sold FRIDAY
the o0th.
TrRMs-On all sums - credit Of 9 months will
be given GEO. W THOMPSON, Alministrstor.
r. S.-fnformation TO the character and quality the
stock will be given TO person calling the ad
niastrator his office in Eaton. Temple
who resides the premises Who win also
10 show ing the stock.
October 10. lisa. 4S-.t
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COUNTRY PRODUCE, OF ali kinds purch.sed ~
~ July 81. 1854 NJ COOK K s{1v
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NEW GOODS.
Union Foundry AID Steam Engine Works,

Union FJfndry AID SltaN Ehslns WtfAs,
Corner lHl,5. ant Washington SIS, Richmond Ia.
WE. prepare manufacture Sea
- Engines all de.Grlpien also. all kinds OF Mill Wor
Ha-se Powers Sting tearing. Lshes Scre. Cutting Ma
Drilling Machines AAndreis. al kinds
xaenerg Ton, Brass and Composition Cast
Of persons
el ell,
reasonable will aetur's n point
4 ship ne
repairing will .cer, pruEpt attention.
agents To- the lie Taour -o.'s PreE44 II
Leather Stretched Betting and hasa supply hand
q Cincinnati prices. lie
sell :. pper Iron an
Brass Bought for cash; exchange TOR y
MURDOCH THoaS a AILLEf-
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

WILL be sold Friday. The ID OF Hogsn mile
southeast OF Hili.torouga z. the Of Con
deceased the foowing Ikoperty
tie Hogs Sheep Hay xessrg Utensils
Iious ehold ard vzfsefy Of
cie Sale rommsset ARD aseock iay Terms viii
be credit u mouths III 81 secured by
we'd security On the f5th November. will be sold in
Iiiisboro the uEivfded third lot II the Of Hills
john COMMONS. Execu-or.
October
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
Houses aud Lots fer site.

90 Two Hozses Lois Pearl srsst- MAJ,
Ss Pearl srrtnx street, a1eret
sale The assnx hoGses pleasantly Situated
viii he soii a. faiE rates Apply 10 ". u smith.
May 81. ISL A. W. AENngNHALL
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For Sale.

'TE pay known as ths Union Foan iry on MaiA stree N
fronting Washington l43 feet with brick
hcangs 81 ride by III suitable for araoss any
business taeg ssgned fox 1nachinery and having
front Washington street, rented for various purposes
different and thereby profitable IN RESI-
men The property is rented pernAnen. tnans.
Inquire ef I. A OC0DALk,
<ketse@r G. lsSt Richmond. Ind
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

Ny person Wishing 70 purchase pleasant residence.
- AID iaif stories high. order
es There is also the excellent stable
I'd asr eonvenences Aae at OF s1t shrueeesy,
SIC k97 further particulars ana terms, enquire
D. p. HOLLOWAY
septeun &c 1854