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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

THE CORAL. OR. WHAT LITTLE HANDS
CAN DO Can child do as much as an in
secll "Why yes" exclaims every young
render. land more loo." LIE, Us see. I'm.
agine tina, you and | are sailing in vessel
on The South seas. How beautifully we
glide along! The vessel skins ,ha ocean
like swan. Blu, wha, is ,ha, yondpr. rs.
ing above the pillows. like pnin,ed high.
landi Now il sparkles in the rnys Of the
sun like a rock Of silver. and now il as.
sumes different colors variegntpd in the most
charming manner. Nearer and nearer we
come to The attractive object. all the while
appearing more beautiful and brilliant; when
10, wa discover II is the splendid work Of the
insecls so small that we cannot see them
with The naked eve. Yes. the lille coral
insect threw up those many colnred reefs, a
little a, a lime, until we have this magnif
cent sight
And Just so over there. beyond that line
of reefs. YOU see that little island covered
with tall palm trees so green and slender
The foundation Of that island. now fl
habiIa,ion for men; was laid by the same lii.
lie coral insect
Myrads Of Them worked away, year af,ei
year. until a huge bed Of coral became the
foundation Of the island; then The soil accu
mula,cd. seeds were dropped, and the tree,
grew as they are now seen.
This is what some insects do towards
making this wnrd habla,idn for mankind
They mike Islands. God did moi create
them 10 be useless in this world, where there
is so much 10 be done. Their work amount,
to something.
Would you mt be as useful as the linle
coral insect You cannot build islands, bui
you,can help ,he people who liveupor
them, and those who live in other paris o
The earth. A cent is a small gi!I, bu, on,
hundred oI them make dollar. A grain o
sand is very miUd,e, lut enough Of then
viii make mountain. M
So The liule which one ehild can do ma,
seem TOO small 10 be counted, but pexhap
twenty Of these lilles are equal 10 The worl
Of full grown man or woman. Try ihei
10 be useful?
Every ybody can do something. II the CO
rel inscc, works so burd for others, ough
you 10 be idlel as
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

A PATRIOT AFTER HIS BoUNrY LAND
The i"llowing is a copy of one OF ,ha Two
thousand letters applying for bounty lands
under the law Of the last session of Con-
gr'ss which were received Jes,erday. a, the
Pension Bureau. The frog s,icker, re.
irrred 10 which was sen, along. carefully
done up by way of circums,an,iaI proor Of
the applicants service as claimed, ia an old
fashioned ha'f butchers knife and hall.cu,.
and.lhrus, sabre. and looks as though i, NAV
have gone through all The wars Of our c6un.
ry. from the old French war 10 the yerv
last encnunler with the Siunx on the py.a,
overland route To Oreg IN. Zlhe ,vilie Corr.
WASHINGTON. March eth.
Mr., Commissioner Of Pensions: Il send
sou my frog sIshtr was in lhe wnr q,
bIairnsburg. and used this sabre like a ,rl,
s'lger, ! wan. you 10 give me land as they
sav you am the man for thar business, and
! wan, YOU 10 send my land 10 ma by the
rale road, so ,ha. can gi. il. and want
y"u TO give the frog slicker 10 lhe Congress
of America. Tor see the cid president
j'ckson had his sord give 10 tha, beneyol4n,
asilum, or you may give i. 10 lhe Washing.
Monument Your friend,
ELTON BRENT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

While. The Schurpps man is trying 10
have his GIN exs,np,rd frnm the lisl of llq
uors rendered conlrabandb bv The Maine Law.
Tie claims lhu, !, is drug. and imparIs 'he
following Information concerning j.. which
will be Interesting and 1uiie new 10 the ma,
jqri,y Of men who nave eseen lila." Mr..
Wolfe says---ssk ID an agreeable and palaln.
bic medicIu-, ard qni,e successful as a prp-
yenliv. Of dsease, when taken With 10, wa.
,eT and sugar. whb or w,lhou. a squeeze oI
a lemon, ora pnrinn Of ils rind. Accom-
panied BY fuN favored Havana cigar, ,ha
effect upon The spirits Is drlighdll''--
W,lfs's "Schnspps'' is composed or very
goSd GIN. CsoIoe walerand S.ewar,a refined
spot,y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
0What, ee.nerona mem

"What generous men
Spring like thine oaks, from hill and glen!
s How faith is kept. and truth reyered.
And nan is loved, and God is feared,
In woodland homes,
Or where the solemn ocean foams,'--
! said. "All this Of my coun,ryl'' !, was
only when she sang, 4as
60 There's, freedom at thy gates, and rest
ffs For earth's owu-rodden and opprest--- "a
s dg.~ A shelter for the HUNrED head,
Power at thy bounds sssf WI
Steps andcalla on his BAFrLtD HOUNDS"
that lhune ny head and prayed ,ha, |
might BE- able soon 70 respond, ..All This,
eisp, of ny eaap.syl'' 3. I.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

The friends and opponen,s Of The liquor
iiwin New York are rousing 10 The i,npor.
'anre Of the coming struggle. Tbs moral
senlimen, Of The cily is decidedly ID favor
of snsiaining The law. white ,he prrsonal
inseres's o. thousands WIN make a pTufi, ei-
.her by selling orreuing psuperiy whers (,
4 sold. are arraying shem in UppUsilian. The
struggle will be severe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
!. I. coato..T!ea o,slcs..--.oxrs0r. !.

~ Mayor-Aaroh Mufdock.
RecOrder--S. Halliday. i 1a 'iW
Trustees-0s Branch. n. S, Horton, T. A.
Piants, N. r. Nye. y. G. Probst.
p Teasuret--AS. 8. Paine. '''H t4at
Marshal-,L. d Skeels q af fsaag
tg' 10 S9A9 iUNu 3-- ,Hf @a&
,. f,.lt "A ,sg, rosrMAsrrKs. z ght e-,,.,,
Ponietoy-~Geo. Lee,
" Mlddieport--D. Pangburn.
Racine-P. NJ. Petrol.
Letnrtsyille--Geo. L. Piper.
Cheatet-Wm. MITCHELL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
a iuetltlnI Jolrilsi.-..-
[BYaA.. T.H!OIMS0N,..
oARINET FuRNITuRE RE-

A GATCHEL, Cabinetlnaker, and
~ N all kndsnf Furniture, Front ST.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
From the Western unnsIisn Advocate.
Letter from DR.. Thomson.
NO XXI.

ENGLISH CHARACTERIZE PRrDENcg AND scRUPU
LoUSNESs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
B A n KER RS

Is IANIEL g RATHBURN, Bankers, Front
- street, Pomeroy, D, \, s jy2O6mf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

T1&P. CRoSBIE, W agon-makers. Mulberry
street. Pomeroy o., over F. E. Humphreys
shop. Having had long experience in the busi.
ness. they are enabled TO execute, in neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons. hug
gies, carriages, &C., on short notice, AMI at reas
onnhle terms. l.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

M, DRUGS. PAINTS. OILS, &c.
m REED & MOTHER, Dealers il Drugs,
~, Patent Medicines. Paiuts, Oils Dyestuis,
~. tiont Street. 4 rev doors above Court,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

3 u 2. .g1NSUKANCEd UUMPANiES. N
.soU NINA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart.
~ ford, Connecticut. O. BRANCH, Agent,
Court street, Pomeroy. jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

M, JOHN ELB BEN, Homeopathic Physician,
ts.Ny In o. Bfanch's building. Court street Pom
II eTqg. c0ftice hours from 8 to 10 A. M; to
RO M., T.tot PM Referencl.s:4 Or. Consian-
III ilne Herring DR., Adolph Lippe, Philadelphia.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

j. l.. SNOW 4 CO..
GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
Garner vain and Front Sts.. RichmOnds
cash for all kinds Grain and Produce Just re-
eived and for sale cheap for sale cheap for cash
Candles,
Coffee, Class and Fish,
Teas. Nails, salt.
x q Cheese and Rice.
Spices,
Tobacco Peaches
cigars Shot, &c,
A GOOD .uprty q Broorns nd Wooden Ware. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere 80.
July 3, 1855: JUL
~aII on IEFEVRE N UNDERWOOD,
A. the City Stove Store you stoves. Tihware
Spouting thing cheap and warranted TO %
good
. 30, 1854. sfu
GLASS SO boxes city brands, by 10 and 10 by
VI Il Glass, for sale by l.. Ii. MCCULLOUGH,
| March I3, 1855. TO- ~ Main street.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

Mr. BARNES. agent highly popular In this
county. will call citizens We commend the
attention after having carefully examined it.
Every family and girls growing with thirst for
knowledge should 1t contains store o.
useful interesting which be found in
other book before published.
From the Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
examined Old Parley's book,
entitled Parleys Panorama CurIostes Of Nature and
Art and recommend to all lovers of literature
excellent and valuable production The subjects
OF such uared character and specially written that the
well adapted the wants OF the scholar
of reference and TO the general reader book of
eseral Information Sui scrife for It and copy
From the Cine matt Daily Enquirer
PAR PASoRAnA. CURGosITiEs Nature
Arr by the well author C. Goodrich. is the test
general subjects have everreai Odd Peter Par
informed has ABOUT forty different
histories This work collection OF all the beautiful and
things he has comnied Every who
reads it Will be benedttel thereby "
From Professor Ray.
Wnopw COLLEGE. CIsCrSSkTI. Q.
r. BARsfTs: SRI have thorou ,hly examined
publication entitled ''Pareys Panorama
Curosties of Nature and Arthy s @ Goodrich.
familiarity knoTH 'od Peter Farley and Will not hes
tate recommend it OF the interesting and
raiarbis family works have More Light''-
More KHODtedge,' to have been the CHtcersql
~ ate ths Al production must meet
with UHirersaI 1t is to be hoped that family
will get it. Very respectfully.
JOSEPH RAY
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

NO MISTAKE.-we like these two rords-theF indi-
cate truh--short, explicit and to the point Our read
will fnd them use tex. at the head Of hessrs
Scott & Cravford's advertisement in another column
followed BY sermon, well fortified by items. 1t i only
necessary for follow them, by way Of exhortation
and urge upon heares the application 70 each Ind
ydua Of the proftabeness OF the sdea contained
in the Therefore and ls., there. mo mistake nn'
that Scott Crawford have the Goods You want and II
will be equally certain that mo mistake VIII occur
either in quantity, quality and price, 3D. that mo MS
but the gentemanlv propretors will be well pleased
TO haze you call and examine their goodsno trouble 10
he 3d. and Lastly read their advertisements, call
and see their stock buy what you want and you cannot
avoid saving in the language Of the above text: verify
there's no mistake and excaim "cia does IL
tie thing
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

BIC DAYS WoRK-No USE FOR REAPING
MAeHINgs.-Mr. Samuel Snex, of this city, du
riny the late harvest, got ont the timber, made a
gram cradle, hung it, walked more than mile to
the field, and before O'Clock in the evening cut
iour acres of wheat, making LIS dozen sheaves. 23
OF which sheaves made bushel of wheat. Those
who were present with Mr.. Siuex, assure us that
Il The wheat had been in good order, he would
have eut all there was in the field. 81 acres The
cradle is well made, and neatly finished. If the
man Is now "out Of doors" who has or can beat
'hls days work, we should like TO see him. We
guess he does not live in this neck of timber.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
STATE LINE FAIR.

We call attention of the Farmers. Mechan-
les and citizens generally to a grand Agricul
taFal and Mechanical Fair-a union of two
Siates-Ohio and Indiana. to be held on III.
State Line. four miles East Of Richmond IN
the 3D. 4.h. and 9TH days of October nex,
he grounds are being fitted up rapidly, and
nicely prepared for the occasion The en-
Closure will be large and roomy. being sur
rounded with canvass of sufficient size 10
contain from twenty to thirty thousand per.
sons Ample arrangements are being made
i'f the accommodation of exhibitors. visitors
.aa friends. and every effor, will be made for
'ie Comfort OF those that attend the fair. eth
81 As exhibitors. visitors or friends. Encour
As'ns news has been received from diFeren,
quarters, enough. at least. to warran, us in
saying That, il the weather is pleasant. we
NAY expect an immense throng. The liberal
P.smium list will. alone. call forth thousands
y persons from the different parts of the
States
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

WISH To seii Isrse number Of Pianos in the next
two weeks and will OTTER the same Undue ements TO
purchasers have during three four morths past
The country being bies sed it'll abundant har-
vest aud | hope country friends will no longer
refrain from INDUCING their families with first rate
Pisno
Cincinnati is undoubtedly the largest Piano and Me-
leon in the West and there is ace in the
country where they are so!t as low Purchasers
have refo1e much better opportunity to select an
instrument suited 10 their tasta than by purchasing
where the assortment must be limited
My stock is present very large and new invoices
arriving N-ecly from the best manufacturers IN the
country Please call al 3 West Fourth street
". +. COLBCRN.
Piano and Melodeon dealer, Cincinnati
August 8, 1850 34-t
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

FoTL PLAY SUPPOSED 70 HAVE BEEN ri oIi
or THE wAY!-On Sunday last, paisscf black co'n
pants shirt and black silk cravat were found short
distance south this city the middle OF the road near
Whitewater and left at the Palladium ofee TO De
identified by the friends relatives of the owner, BY
the owner himself provided he is in the land of the iy
np The pockets breeche. contained wallet with
money in ta good s;zod plug Of tobaccocomb and PEN
ell No bulle-holes from eknives, blood,
ether of violence dscoveabIe the apparel
neither the ground up, indicating mortal
struggle for dear life any place in the neghborhood
where they found. The corporal frame TO which
they mortal remains which they served as
- covering. among the missing-had vanished-
mizzled 'among the things that were. Il is all evil
IDENTIFY mystery which either the of the article.
his friends alone clear up. friend al our elbow
suggestcd fshudderng the while he did il that proha
bly, the individual whom they belonged, Sur
rinner who had been waylayed by the Know Nothings
his from the 'od line Jacob Sourwine State
Convention and murdered by these blood thirsty
fellows that he had been turned into state Of mud
ity in order to be initiated into Sag Ncht LODGE Ell
Their suppositon is horrible enough to contemplated Our
neghbor Of the JEFF being possession Of remarkable
powers Of discernment, could, probably, throw
light this supposed "foul'' transaction, and
might in at least 20 numbers of his paper illustrate the
mystery, hare Il done by his competent assistant
The subject is worthy Of his investigation. think
with ballo. boxes" in Kentucky, all hollow:
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

THy EyE.--Dr. Moore, Oculist. Of Cincin-
natl, has arrive | in our city, and is. we un-
derstand, to give an illustrated free lecture on
the Eye, at the hall in the new Union School
House, this evening. knowledge of the
eye. with its diseases and their remedies. IS
Of the greatest Importance. From notices OF
DR.. Moores lectures, in the Cincinnati and
other papers. most interesting and instruc-
tive lecture may be expected this evening
Let the Hall be filled.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

MARRIED-on the evening of the 9th instant. by Rev.
Cyrus Mutt Mr.. JAMES X. Miss ESIzAsErH Her
ITAGE both of Cambridge City.
- On wednesday morning, 5th inst. by Elder 3. K
Hoshour. Mr.. JAMss SEAIoN Miss LYDIA A. daughter
of Jos Eliason. Esq. Centreyilie-
With the above notice received liberal share OF cake
which thanks wishes
prosperity and happiness OF our young friends
On the dsy by the same, MIR. CALVIN BOND. Mcr-
chant. Of Washington, Miss MARY NJ daughter
ent Murphy. OF Henry county
- On the 5th inst, by J. Swing. Esq, Mr. P
RoBsINs Miss NARY ANN FENDER, all OF Wayne
inst, same. MIR. WILLIAM HAyrocK, Of
Levisvilts. Ind, Miss MARTHA o
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Richmond Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY T. \. YOUNG,
Dealer all kinds of Country Produce.
FOUND DEAD.

I'll 4th day Of September inst the dead body OF
was found the Ohio State Line, the Richmond
turnpike The following the description of the
noiy, reported by jury Inquest empanneled ny
John Finley Mayor absence OF the Coroner the
9Th iDsl to-~it
'We the OF inquest. called to examine the dead
body Of Philip Loracker. Ind the te a out
inches height.
hair. beard. hair little gray. rather heavy built
and End his pair of shears old knife old
French Watch and four also bundle of
old clothing, of little ~aue' Signed ~ the
IL. W. Mendenhall. Smith nruey L. II NcCui
oagh Thomas J. I. nTuley Edwin VI. Cook ps-
via Nordyke. NJ. g. Arnold Thomas Nilsson, NJ c Lewis.
Wsshin Wood.
s-rten,er IS 1855 3o-3t
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

WAYNE County FAIR.-Our Fair is now in
full blast, and will continue to-day and to-mor-
row. The attendance is quite large. and the
exhibition of stock is very good. The ar
nugements are we'll made. and the whole af
fair has met the expectations Of those most
Interested in il. We have not time to partic-
usrize. shall do so in our next
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
SODA WATER.

SOOA W a II EN-
FD%TfOSE wishing \ refreshing drink, favored win
4 Lemon. Ginger. Strawberry, Raspberry, BLACK
berry Vanilla Pine Apple Rose. Pearl, and other syr
ups OF ourown manufacture, get il. cool and fresh,
from fountain. 1890
| Inly i FERGUSON YEO-
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Ekatsim On!
SCOTT & CRAVE RID.

4.yE lust seventy five % staple and
81 fancy Foreign Domestic DRY GOODS Boots and
Hats Caps. Bonnets and Fars They have the
and Of Goods IN the city AZ prices
sale of them Having taken
in Boston. New
phia they SATISFIED they have purchaser
heir goods as in the Yves Thankful for
heretofore received invite oar
public give call In selling cheaper
before have the goods and are DETER
STRONG and sustain eur veil earn
Of of Goods
town We FEAR no compet;fion-(iU3 MUHoS. Rememhe r
the s,r sI Balls and Pet Lamb No. Main street, Rich
gond, Ind
- What a does is the th4ng
Sept. l3. le55 33tt
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
BANK OF THE OF INDIANA.

THE subscribers 10 the Capital Stock the Bank of
the State OF Iniisua in the Branch ~ Richmond are
hereby notified ana required pay tie Sab-Cona-
issioners heretofore appointed the FIRST instalueat
en- said stock being dollars each share subseri-
bed between the hours OF O'Clock. 4, NJ, and s
o'clock p NJ a the Citizens Bank on Wednesday,
Gath aay Of October. 1885. and On Thursday the
18th OF October 1855 between the hours OF
4 NJ and J o'clock p. NJ there will be election At
place fer election 81 ve Directors the
part az TIE stockholders of said Branch.
J. T. ELLIOTT.
4. l.. RO ACHE.
c. VAN DUSEN.
A l.. OSBORNE,
J. ID. DEFREES,
Comm sicners
Angus, 10, 1885. s5-,s
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Tin and Stove Store.

d A \ W A r D e SO N,
HAVING received large additions their stock have
the pleasure of offering public complete
their line of business such fail suit
the wants and crafty the all who wish avail
themselves OF the useful improvements of the Our
splenuId in mart o. ass
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
Fall Style Of Hats.

n JOHN SUFFRINS would respectfully inforun
his friends and the public that he has just reeeiv
ed the Fall style of Fashionable Hats. They
very neat and Of high finish. He has also gen
eral assortment of plain nd other Hats Caps, Sc Per-
wishing purchase invited to call.
He would also state, that he keeps constantly hand
a good assortment of Hats manufactured by himself,
which he will sell very low, considering the quality.
Richmond Sept. l3, 1888. set
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

wash inston Camp, No. 2, ,. >. OF A-on and
,ns, Friday evening September 4h the regular meetings
csmp III be held in the Hail Native Fire Compa
n.y. No. q" Pearl street, south Of Main.
ORAN PERRY, Prest
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

FINE PEACHES We under obligations to
Phineas Lamb, Of this vicinity for some of the
finest peaches Of the season. They are Of the
Morris White variety and very large-six Of them
weighing near three pounds.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

NEW GOoDS.-Our friends Hadley s. Moffatt have
just received large and splendid stock of Fail and
Winter Goods. Call and examine them, and compare
prices.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
STILL. LATER

STELL La INK
AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS!
- \. BALLARD would inform all whom Il
that he all times be FOUND
s-s~ = <oat old stand, plummers building, Pearl
"a street, a doors south CT Main, ready and vii
lin. o o all in his power for the sokes OF men.
women and children. A good assortment of Boots ana
made order, of the hest material
and rian shin satisfaction But the
important Is, that in view Of al the
surrounded and the pecuf arties OF
itself. have been driven adopt the exclusive
Ill doubt enable me to
materially. which utiy
nd SOUND poiicJ
aud living profits. Coed material, ard Substantial
principle tina. believe to be almost
this community and one that fully Intent at
keep nthe prosecutor nay business
NJ $40 = 351t
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13

- We invite attention 10 the sara..
u Z. Leeds who offers for sale her beautiful
''''sace IN the northern par, of this civ.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

rrwe are authorized to announce JAMES RARIDEN,
ro a. candidate for Judge Of this Judicial circuit
=, We are authorized to announce ANDREW 7 SCOTT.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
SCOTT d CRAWFORD

Have for sale ~.
~ l5n lest Nader Prints fhci
20 do BIeached Muslin, = wide. &c;
so do do do = do. og10c.
40 do do B. inches. Zee. prime goods;
60 do heavy sheeting. -. Sc;
40 do Shifting. 81 l2tzc,
~ do fine unhieached do, -. Ice;
do best Carton FLANNEL. axe;
80 do 0 Ticking. lGa 2ect
90 do Gin CHAINS. l214c: cheap at 10:
IS do best De Beges. 2hc. worth IS;
10 DeLaines. 121z G5Cc These bar gain
few Pieces OF Cashmere de Cos;
Fine all wool DeI.lines 37lG5oc;
Brocha Shawls- 90 70 70: cheap:
Pine all wool Shawls 50 50;
Mode and drah silk fringed Shsvfs So so; worth SIS
IS ioz Isle thread Gloves. exc 60c per doz;
so doz grew, white. hlack and mode Hose, l21ac or
81 IS
90 doz gents Hose Ice. q 81 ner doz;
go do DO half Hose. Ia1 t2.-ci
100 yards Black SILK u 621sc
$50 90 do do. 80 inches, sc;
And full Of them 81. large stock OF
style fancy do from sc 81 yard Mautas silks and
CIoakng Cloths, all kinds of Trimmings Sign OF the Pet
Lamb. 39tf
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-13
OCTOBER ELECTION.
Wayne County Republican Ticket.

FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,
JEHU L. ELLIOTT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
THOS. NJ. BROWNE.
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
MOSES ID. l. + + 5 O n.
FOR AUDITOR.
BENJAMIN l.. MARTIN.
FOR RECORDER.
HENRY b f / T re L.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JOHN ii. HUTTON.