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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23
BY ROBINSON & LOCKE.
gflrrt uuftry.
For the Advertiser.
T e n P e r a n @ E.

-
In the clear deep lells of long, long ago,
Far back ia the days of olden time;
There are gleamings bright, there arc pictures
Of woe:
There are faneies light as tue new fal'n snow
To swell the measures of rhyme.
But there are few themes which should SO
inspire
The thoughtful mind. or the Artists hand,
The Poets pen-the Musicians Lyre,
Aud touch again with unwonted fire,
The whole seraphic band.
Few themes like Temperance-ha' which
glows,
On every pure leaf Of the So
Not like star-rays on glitter.r n,Ns.
While hushed beneath in ligh; c.,,,-,
Is ,iie love of the sparkling bowl.
Noble ones are wake ming from the sprli,.
That held them long with it, pleasing
powers;
From strong hearts pure deep emu ,lyns stci;,
The dark foe Intompcrancc to quell,
In castle-hall and bower.
For dark 0 dark ms the ravens wing,
Are the deep shades heavily resting there,
Are the shadows wan which he fain would fling
From the halls of midnight rcvelling;
Ger scenes once bright and fair.
Haste. with Temperance banners waving high
c. liant them 0 er our darkeEel world
Bid lightning thoughts like wild winds fly,
To chase those shadows from our sky;
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

BAcnELoRs ToAsT.-Bachelors are not
entirely lost to the rednements of senti,
ment, as will be seen by the following
toast offered by tho much abused (raterni,
ty, at celebration: Ladies' s--swcct brierf
in the garden Of life"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

Ayoung lady recently returned from Il
boarding school, being asked at table if she
would take some more cabbage, replied, BY
no means madam-gastronomical safety
admonishes me that l have arrived at
the ultimate of culinary degIurnation
consistent with the code of Esculapius.'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

A friend Of ours passing laborer the
other day, who was busy setting up stone
posts, was curious to know their oh bjcct,
and therefore inquired--" What are you
setting those posts for?' Fifty cents
apacc, yer honor" replied Pat.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

| hold it to be fact, says Pascal, that
if all persons knew what they said Of each
other, there would not be four friends in the
world. This is manifested from the dis
putes to which indlscreet reports from one
10 another give rise.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

A WINTER CAKE.-Take hall cup o.
butter, two Of sugar, and one of thick
sour cream instead Of eggs, get it ready
for the oven in the usual way, then sprinkle
and stir in teasposntul of soda, bake it
slow.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

The husbands in St. Louis, No, are
models. The st. Lous papers complain
that married men sit in church with theil
arms most tenderly around their wives, and
suggest that "it distracts the attention Of
the lockers on from the preacher" Fare
to St. Louis, SIS. State Line Railroad
ia excellent order. Put on your bonnets,
GIRLS
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

flour Maker thought it wrongfor Adam
to live single when then there was not a
woman ON earth, how criminany guilty
are old bachelors, with the world full Of
pretty girls.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

SIR said a delinquent debtor on meet
ing his creditor one day, 4 was obliged to
let that note lie over last week; i am sorry
for it, l wish had the means of payingit it,
but haven't so will do the best ] can
for you. Ifmy next child is boy, /
will name him after you
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

1t is proposed to light the streets of
village not thousand miles from Syra-
cusc with red-headed girls. If we lived
there we'd play tipsy every night. and
hug the lamp posts.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23
A BLIND FIDDLER.--A blind fiddler pla

A BLIND F1DpLER.--A blind fddlerplay-
ing to company, and playing but scurvi-
ly, the company laughed at him; his boy
that led him prcceiving it cried, Father
let us begone they do nothing but laugh
at you Hold thy peace, boy said
the fiddler we shall have the money
presently, and then we will laugh at
them
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

ONE quart of sour milk, two table
spoonfuls of -four, three eggs, and corn
meal sufficient to make stiff batter
properly baked, make most excellent corn
hrnal
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

BuTTnR.---ln churning cream, add a
lump of butter to the cream before COM
mencing, and the butter will come III two
thirds the time II would without,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

Good nature, like the bee, collects sweet
ness from every herb. i'll nature, like the
spider, sucks poison from honied flowers,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

Successors to W s. GranYer.)
DEALERS IN FOREIGN d BONES
III TIC HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS, Patent and Enameled
Leather, Tin Plate, Chain Pumps, DC. &c.
Mansfield, january 5, lS55.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

A man being commiserated on account
Of his wife running away, said, Don't
pity me till she CONES back again"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

"Tis sweet, on winters night at home
to sit by fires and tapers, but ah, it is {
wiser thing by far to take the papers.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

A THIEF who lately broke open gro
GERS warehouse, excused himself on the
ground that he merely went there to take
knn
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23
Produce Dealers.

DoWERs & KINNEY, are prepared at all
.isras to pay the highest prices in cash, for
WsHo' -. csN, Rys, Timothy, Flax and
E.trts Sets:. -
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pLYMJJr-; MARBLE WORKS.

pLYMH > ) n .!i 4 Z 3 / {. W OHk 5
gs. v u - ~ II
IS prepared to furnish at all times, his manu-
Il fact ny. MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANrLEi, 81. OF the best style ant finish, Of
either Italian OF American Marble, at prices un-
cpualcd in th;4 wo den country. lie has now
on hand, and is constantly i'll receipt Of the
most splendid specimens 0. Marble, Of all sizes
aud k;nls suitable for Tuble-tops, Mantle
Pieces, &c.
pIvmouth Oct Ii 1859.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23
WELDON liiIUSl

8. VI 90 II T.. z y - 70 z q o T.,
MEALS, TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
The Proprietor has refttcd and rc-furnishcd
this house, and is now prepared to make tray
cllcrs and others comfortable. No pains will be
spared to render satisfaction to all who may ia
xor him with their patronage. Aug. 5, 1854
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

WESTERN EXCHANGE.
Southeast Corner PcbGc Sqnare, Plymouth, o.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i travelling community, that he has taken the
above House formerly kept by H. Lininger) OF
Plymouth, and having thoroughly repairedit, is
now well prepared to accommodate travellers and
others. His table will always be supplied with
the best the markets afford His stables (thor-
.1ughly rspaired) are under the care of attentive
Eoslers. aprl22-3m JOHN SMITH.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

PIT YIN Q tn MILL.
IN THE RIVER, east of Plymouth. This
~ mill WAS built exclusively for
09w &~ CD 91 Ny0 REx
and is ready at all times to grind wheat, buck
wheat, corn or chop. The patronage of Ply
mouth and the surrounding country, is respect
fully solicited.
FLOTR CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for
sale at the Mill. ). P. WEBER
Plymouth, sept. 80, 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

The chief use Of an old bachelor is to count
cne ottLs ce1sae.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23
j. S. 81 z lsI Y HR s. Go,

Plymouth, Oct, u, 1858.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-02-23

Charles, what did this peach preserves
cost"
Pm sure don't know, Hannah
But You bought it this morning.
Il knowI did, but | didn't ask tho
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
list. of Letters

in the Post Office at Richmond. indi-
* an. an the LIST OF October, 1850
u.,~.harns aDauiei Moiier,2
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

FRANK LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF FASHION AND THE
BEAu MospE.--We have received the October number
of Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion and the Beau
Monde" There is noticeable improvement in the
and contents of each number of this magazine
the preceding number and It constitutes really
interesting and-;o the ladies, leasta useful
periodical. We remark feature in it. par,cu
larry which strikes very admirable l. is that
the leading article is devoted description of the
fashions they found in that city, not they
one three six months ago in London and Paris 1t is
entitled sour Monthly Review of Fashions and the In
dusria Arts, and if may judge by this first article
the inject is which if continued to be elucdated
WE'LL vii! be Of the most immediate interest to adics
who ds.ire the best and most ntelg bic information
the prevailing fashion. In the way of prints, the Ga
makes very credabs appearance, and its selec
lions of reading matter very apropos.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Obituary.

DIED-At her residence in this city, the 29th of
September, 1855, Mrs MARTHA DouGAN, aged 81 years
and six months.
The deceased was native Of Pennsylvania from
which place she moved North Carolina in the year
1872 Here her family ined until the close of the
Revolution during which struggle they bravey defend
ed their countrys rights, while they suffered severely
even to the cophag of their dwelling, with all its
contents by the Tories with whom they were surround
ed At the close the Revolution, the deceased
married Mr.. JouN DoUGAN who also tried sol
iier of the Var they removed to Tennessee whore
they ren,sned until the year Sis when they eams TO
this country She has been consistent and devoted
member of the Presbyterian Church for than 70
During the last few of her life she has sGf
fered much, but with great Christian resignation On
her death-bed she surrounded with sympathising
children grand children great grand children and great
great grand children to tho 4th generation. She
had her the last, and sustained In death
by that Hope which has been anchor to her soul
during her long and eventfu life.
How blest the righteous when he dies
- On Monday, September 25th. ANSErrA, third
daughter of Christian and Ellen Zmmer aged years
S months and 81 days.
Far above thi. world Of sorrow,
Annetta is angel fair.
She will DIE more forever,
Blessed thought, mo graves are there
- In this city. the evening of the LIST inst.
Mrs. ANN ELizABKrH How ELL. OF DR. J. J.
Perry. in the 9th year of her age
Tho her be-eaved husband ami Children IS felt
be irreparaoe, but they consoled the belief
that their loss is her eternal gain.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Ehtsim On!
SC0TTI CRAWEQR q

AVE just receiv i've packages of staple and
Ia fancy Foreign 4 Domestic DRY GOODS. Boots and
Shoes, and CspBennets and Eurs. They have the
cheapest of Goods in the prices
guarantee sale Of them Having taken
than usual in selling their stock in Boston, New York
Philadelphia, thare satisfied they have purchased
their goods low house in the WeS-- Thankful
the very liberal patTo,e heretofore received invite
friends ami the Puhlo give call In selling cheaper
than ever did befd have the goods and DETER
and sustain our we'll
ed reputation Of keep the best assortment of Goods in
town We fear cpetition-(iUB MUHoN. Remember
striped Balls antt Lamb, No. g. Main street,
noni, Ind
Y ? What a d is the thing
Sept Is. 1855. 39tf
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The friends of Temperance in Richmond,
propose holding Meeting in Starr Hail. on
SATURDAY THE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, at
O'Clock, and in the evening.
Several distinguished speakers have &C
ceptsd invitations to be present and address
the meeting. Every body is invited 10 attend
The Ladies are specially invited to be present.
Friends of Humanity come out. and give your
Prohibitory Law.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

gxD~We refer our lady readers to the ad
vertimeut of Mrs. Woolman. who has receiy-
ed new and splendid assortment Of MILNE
~ Goods. Her stock Of Bonnets both Fash
ionable and Plain, are not excelled either in
quality or cheapnsss. Ladies, give her call
when you 90 out a-shopping.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

aaFe just received frosr sew York
ana cincinnati an extens-e and superior
-ssock Of Ladies, Mis.-s and ChiIiren's
81 Shoes, consisting oe<renck Nd, Enamel
nv IN ana tan eelored Baans and Slippers, Jen-
Ina ualfers for Ladies Kisses and children Pine
Boots and Shoes for men 8d boys, such e.lf goat
Slippers.
Hats Of various ssyles-Siik. Psnars Palm Leaf ..d
Mar DO. latest style and most beautiful finish
am manafacfursngsil Of the fashionable k;ra.
OF Boots aad Shoes 0rler, Of the hes, ra..rsa -
harng in nyemploy the best Of vars,nsa -
feel esnidsns frsn the experepee Ihavs had IN ba
SHES ta.tny work VIII Compare favorabIv v;,h -
a the West Thankful for past uasrnn.ss IL Any
Richmond, sept -, 1854. ~
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HJ- We would respectfully call the at
tention of persons wishing to purchase valu-
able homestead in the environs of Richmond.
to the advertisement of Oakland Home" in
this paper--the property Of Irwin Reed. 1t is
unquestionably one of the most desi able stu
atoms in this vicinity, and is offered cheap.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CITY COME ctisnary, Fruit & Tow Store,

4 mond aud vicinity to M most extensive assort-
ment and variety OF the above articles. watch ill
sell at as low hgures they be purchased the
market. am receiving styles and figures eek
ly, which keeps my stock complete for the approach
ing Holidays The following few of the les,
w: Willow ana Cane Goods, Misses and Youth >
Belts, Ladies lila tics, Eiarrisons Perfuneres Ba
by Jumpers. Gam Rsttles ami reething Rings and
many new styles suitable for this market
am receiving Fresh Baltimore Oysters daily bv
Express AMI tor sale by the or half
My saloons are now opened for the reception Of
toners have made such arr ans emsnts Will en.-
bic 10 give satisfaction to ali who may favor mo
with their custom. Don't forget the place the sis
of the City Confec sonery, Fruit and Tow Store J
doors east o. the huntington House
p. b. MIN TURN, Proprietor
Richmond, October 4. Att
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

OYSTER SALooN-Mr. Minturn, two doors
east of the Huntington House. has fitted up
neatly furnished room for ladies and gentle
men. He serves up the bivalves in the best
order. Try them.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

BEAUTIFUL BooUErs--We are under obll-
cations to g. Mendenhall, of Sylvan Height
Nursery, for couple very handsome boquets,
of the most perfec. dahlias, we have seen this
season. He has our thanks.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
3. B. DLcRIMsoN,
FRIENDS ROCKS.
JAMES ELDER,
Book Plier and StDtjOuer.

No I'd 1fain sfree, R;cLoo,J 6,J;,,
= r,-,,,,r,-r,-,
ESfECi Villa invites attention to his stock OF
Books ana Stationery, which Is much more extensive
and embraces greater variety than at previous
time. ne mas no" on mana ana offers for sale select
ca stoeA OF FFieas DOCKS comprising the following
h 81 -,
VI "osel, 'oih uufhey win selections from
81 - 49,. al ~ - . - polli i =. vols
liz " o. !. 81 tso eiIh"ht hris.ihn fhiisntnro-
- -. q Li.,Aoef % the >oeletv 81
i "o ono " VIC ooiapiiefs oi the Lie q " IL
. nam N M1.,,i, 10, toi,
i-i " ',ti1 Nieh' 'oiS \ Falnap'e ana instrne-
Is "rh gI'ng an aeceun, OF one CT the most extra
rI Ii useitti ~ hei OF 'he age friee - 5o
history OF 'hs society o Friends IN America,
No'' ! anu = ne" anu interesting work. 81 80
s os:
fr,hipp 5 oFtelhal ana presen, STATE OF man
I 1enioirs "a oecee.7eo IiehlE-
/ n',. % oa .. hsises oF"oo
D.5! ~ - -
G G;nI.t 70 I rue re'es'
Elien"y la'.h' t'ls
i bs II iAnps a -, y. ol1hthi le'y.
r LIN ~ - .ia aio5ESSS e, u' tlehS
I'm = te ,I. n t'Ices = "a i-ohooh
/ seven history oi the onakeTs-
ueo'se '"H yoefnt-
nelaoirs Q, Nialia = OK
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Steam Saw Mill.
8 II L TIE d BR % w N /,

MOULD respectfully inform their frieads and the
w public generally that they prepared 10
urnish bills of lumber, of almost every quality. aud
20 any ordinary extent, at their Steam Saw Mill
the Depot in this city and at the shortest notice They
have also in connection Lsth Machine, which ena-
Hominy Viii. a, Which thew manu'acture ! superior
article of Homin They also wish buy all kinds
Of timber suitable for Lumber, for which they i'll
pay fair prices. Any wishing TO purchase, hsv
ing for sale thing in their line invited TO call
Richmond June 7. 1855. 25-d
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FRIENDS BooKs-Members of the Soce-
vof Friends who are visiting our city. and
desire any of the publications of the Society.
can find general assortment at the Post of
ice Book Store. See advertisement in another
column.
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Ready-Nade Clothing.

OUR present stocks heavier than have usually
~ kept. all of wheinave been made order. and
determined to Il them at prices that will defy
honorable competition A VI. MILLER,
September 2. 4l-tf
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GRAHaM's MAGAZINE, for October, is upon table.
with its usual promptness and in its accustomed beauty
Of style A yoiums comm ences with the January
number. Those who wish good Magazine, would do
well to subscribe for Grahsms.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Indiana State Fair.
THREE SILVER CUPS

II II Z L . u Z Is y y T 81
IL W ROBINSON, of Richmond Ind. was awarded
L the first premium Silver Cup go for the best
recommended for Superior Workmanship. There
were three Machines put in operation one Of than
the Mofu Ma h inc of Crystal Palace renown and a.
the Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for best Horse
Power and Separator. add two cash pr smiums --ons
Tor superior workmanship and for the best speei
men of Machine Castings
Persons wanting superior Maehise be sceon-
noaated By addressing r. W. ROBINSON
Steam Engines, Press Screws. Bridge BoI,s. Ma.
chine Work, Iron and Brass Castings made order.
Richmond, October Ia, 1854 Aft
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MARRIED-on Wednesday, Sept. IS, at the residence
of j. Abrahams in oenterv.lle by Prest George b.
Jocelyn, Mr.. JANIS II. BAKER to Miss LYDIA A. RsY-
NoLps, both of Centeryie.
by B. l. Martin, Sept. IS, HESRY WOLF, Of
Shelby county to ARMENIA ELLwooD of this vicinity.
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DENNIS & kISG.-We invite attention to
the advertisement of M-ssrs. Dennis d5 King,
published in another column. Any business
entrusted to them will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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Nkw BooKs-LArKsT PuBLrcATIoNs-Messrs
Burbank & Bro, in the Palladium buldipgs
have on hand large assortment. Of books in
the various departments of literature. Fancy
Stationery, DC. Call and examine their .,ocL
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CAREY ! GOODRICH.
Attorney at Lar and Notary Public

WILL attend teolection and security of claims
w -.the sale of IA Estate, &c. Office, the resi-
aence of the late Max Reeves side North Front ST.
Richmond, lad.
Scptember 81, lSi 4l-tf
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Wayne Co. Daguerrean Gallery
cope NEDi

III l. ORR. formerly Of prncinaf Galleries
" Of ST. Louis. No. and lately Metropolitan pa
snerrian Saloon has room.
where he always be faand ready willing execute
OF his superior style Of
Of the citizens OF Richmond respeerfcliy
iieted Rooms Pearl Streets over Ham.
store rasz September =. 1855
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S. r. L1PPENCOTT's
NOTIONS And COyFECTaoNS
M. G.. LEWIS 4 90

rssh reseeising their Spring supply of new md
TIONS row S9as ting Of great variety Of NO.
My &C. uAieh they Offer for sale :.
Thev h.x. ca. e such serms =. viii suit eas,omers.
= ING are prepsred to fusni.h 10 orb ev-rrrhi,w
eI.. - wholesale and RETAIL the hest of .rtI-
city - s1s' can De had IN the
-, - nc sAamine Cur stock, We have the artseIee
.is a0d YAH sail to those who wish 10 purchase
IL! " est room Of the sloan Houas
siesncnd, April IS. 1855 ~.
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CLOTHING SroRE-A. NJ. Miller ha, fitted
up IN dne style new room in the row known
IS the Sloan House. where he has opened one
Of the most extensive and complets assortments
o. Ready Made Clothing ever brought to this
city He also has a fine assortmsn, Of Cloths,
eassmerss. Sa,rinets. &c. which be make.
up 70 order in plain and fashionable styles
nus foreman is one of the best workmen in
the west. and feels confident in being able to
Piease the most fastidious in nsatnsss and
quaiisy His assortment embraces almost
every article Of the wardrobe. for men and
0oys, and he invites the public to give him
cal before purchasing.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

sonefhsnE GooA for EveryB>Av.
1000 sIfkkIoR s1x,r Cured Hans ~ .vp $3.50,
,,s, 800 are wsr-AnteA, puhiie a
respectfully nvissd ealf And exane the ssns ~
Juns, rsxs g. ". 1ARg1A
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"n0o0 0e00o, ~ all sises sesssAe, v;sh a,...
w ware - vAsieus descriptions suifnhie ear .~.ss
S1s =: sss = y SsssA q H. u Aass strsss
~ l. = AeCULLOUcH
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Special .3.rLOC.9L TINES

4 SUPERIOR arti oisncing Boards and Posts
"A just received sndr s,.5y
CAIN & AALSBY
9th month Is, 1855 22-n
.DlDN lbs. " hlteeat st received md for sale by
-'O' FERGUSON & TEO.
August 2. 1855 33tf
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Bonnets! Bonnets,,
MRS. ILlFF

MocLp invite the attention Of the Iss;a< 49,
large ana select assortment Of Fall IS
ger Sonnets, she IS now reeeiyiu, s- -sas- Nepol,
-. le,y AID shade Of coiorssi et- SATIN and
S,rS MIXED Straw Bonness poest styles isieeons
oonnets Of the lataa1 Fanny Caps together WITH
Gathers. REsnabls Millinery. Also good as
.asisfy It Soft and plain draun Six
Bn-ss Ladies are invited TO call AMI examine tor
~ Shop Pe.ri street, nsrsh Of Main
opposite the Methodist Church
Richmoni September ., 1855. Aa-t
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