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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
CITY LOTS AND REsIDEHr,1
For Sale and For Rem.
CITY PROPERLY


Among which are the f,liovh..
No. i2e- Large Frame House 41,.h rs
aEh, with two Store Rooms AGd ,.t,t, $3.50. ~ NV'
tue Sc, ond story oh SOHth side n Sas1i !Al"
tween Hhrriscn and Ripte.--piicr sgsiC.
Ne. i2l--A Two Stoty Br,ck Hons. So,
risoa AID kightb streets on the Bluf-sssaa
M lSs-A House ~ cofarr Of ,,lt Stem
el s lahd-- Lf'tb. block -; ipuNI G-ssit, w.
cSth@ngtd Tor land IL Scot eoaGty
No. 1874 Large SrS Bryk House Foaps,a y
ana L'Ehth stfegIs, t5uhn btiictu. Gga{agrS
-"N.a+-sc.l udtptcI iot large Eoafouz ~
fh.S bo ldtg isrIpahe 81 acyotaniafitt,, ~. !,
g. boaT,icr,, giving "a each eaaiiorfaiiy m !.
thare Is frutt Il las feed on Aan St,.et o.
Harrison and extending o. I'll slreyla,ta
M. ia5-A lat On the conner Of Min ,rg e.. /.
beautifully sita@ted Tor private lcsdgp,f. ma
feet, ssse0. "1
No i96-Two Houses aad Lot, on .he gs.I,.s,
tween Main and II 4rr-ah Street will b. s,l3 ,x
cash or exchanged for iai d.
No. 81 The iinase aHd 4 Bet or tsr5.rt y
the Episcpra Church. ard opposite ths Ss.f5st,,
erg, pleasant location for a private rtt.d4t,s
ing nsar Tie center of hgstLess.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
SALT! SALT sALT.a

100 g y !. Salt Tor sale. 3 W. KELLY.
70 y - a'''' NO. ""''' '' B.. sw KELLY,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
BIRD CAGES.

4 sPLRNDi ID asso rtmeHi Of plain aud fancy Japan
n n~d BIRD Cages. &c II sizes quality and prices
Al Wholesale aud Retail
McMASuS & SHEPHERD,
july 90 Corner Second and Main
+ t5nFY'S L.dy's Boot Tor August,
(JJy24 Al NJ. H. Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
Pine Hill Cemetery.

TIME prorreors OF this Cemetery are preparsd 10
i deed tots To- PARTIES desiring them. hcensiueia
BIZ am 81 uao.e, has bean alreauy expended and
thc hoiS proc the sac OF lots 10 nd' duai'
for ID, year ISIS, will tx expended ~ improving sl
adornng the grtuhds. compete gnrnensi ha'
been en- played for the purpose ,r,x
July l-,h 50 Il II = =. ruLios'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30

No lad-Tro Houses aad Lot, on she Rs,5.s
tween Main and H-rri-"a Street viii b. Sud =.
"a ia or exchanged for Ian d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30

M. ia5-A lat On the corner Of Main and s,h /,
beautifully sits~ted Tor private Icsdsn,f, ;h1
feet. sseN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
HOUSE TO RENT.

On BgI.s prime Mes, Pork.
~ Jyat Il. W. ht'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
Notice.

NOTICE..
rnorK lStANBBASk hAs made arrangements To
Ii rse q. limited aloant the notes OF - De naah
fart4 ref,' l.i ~ ebaiir.' Bank OF ciamhas, Geor
sia;' ava the 81 me Wit be received Oh deposit VI III
ma, u,,nt iof EN hauge on IL same terms a.
tha issues 81 the solvent banks =" Ntrgtnia Ne lucky
ohio or InJinun N. u. Osborn, Presi
s.H MANN. Cash'r.
Rock Island, June i3-dwu
TO CARpENIE
NtEALBD proposals viii be fcceIsed al lne once OF
- tue uuaersgted during the ensuing ten DAYS Tor
n. Inrpenter and joiner Nark enciusa the low a
C,u o. ". l.. CARROLL.
J,lS " 1888 .ls atlelexraph 0hava.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-30
Wall Paper and Borders.

4 GOOD assortment, inflnding come Gi tand Vel
~ vet House Pspc- :, peTtor 10 any before Offer
ed in this market, at lnwest rates.
Jy2s Al So.T lie Claire u ock.
A LARGE assortmentof GIT o. q Fancy Note Pa
n pets ard Env.lapes :, Cap aud Letter Papers, lie
2 Cap, and every variety OF Stat oneFy. Mscrila-
neous. SehooI and Toy Books Also tine Gilt Books,
suitable for presents. Albums, Portfoiss =. DC.
July rs At No Le Claire Block.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

1NvERrING Posrs.-We have, from time to
time, heard of instances where two posts, cut
from the same tree, have been set near each
other In these cases it has been observed
that the more durable posts have been set in
an inverted position or top downward There
is some plausibility in the statement. for, sup
posing the pores Re retain their sap conducting
power after being cut down. the water would
be more likely 10 ascend and keep them moist
and hasten decay. There are some objections
to this theory. however, for il is the action of
the ar that produces and hastens decay, and
if the pores are kept filled with water. the air
would be shut out, and decay retarded. 1t Is
well known that wood lasts much longer in
water than in air, and it is even probable that
piece of wood kept under water. deprived
of air, would be preserved for an unlimited
period.
This matter can scarcely be settled BY the
DRY; long continued observation can only fully
determine it. We recommend fence and other
posts TO be set in an inverted position, as a
general thing, where the form will admit Of il;
but in order to test the matter fully. let an oc-
casional one be placed in the natural position,
and be marked for future observation. Re-
ports from those who have given attention to
this subject are desirable mericon .Aori-
cuifuriSt
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

DantoEth-s Double .>ics<Iea
IMPROEED IRON MOWER

L ~ IL.
THIS celebrated Moving. manufactured a..
sid Tor tbs past i've years in Norshe-a nliaess ~
T. baufcr4 4 Co i oGers - Eae t&Easrs q Iaii
ana VITA the fun belief tat it will With d.
be,teE tAsn any etAeE Machine N tAe Gated
States.
The Mach ne is small and cempaetshe driver ocsap,
ease Il = drawn by horses wnic& j. a su3eseot
p5~e1-Suss ieva and four inches wiae-aaa ca
pabic of Moving ordinary days work. fron 10 10
Is acres pr day. " theat c3es gag
The frame wilcla OF aaass upon the axis II
the main drive wheel the tongues atsea te the fAas
rs joint ana the enter esam saaEala51g sAs
~iekies Is attached % The sack part ct tas tgaas, ~
ihis srrang sent OF frames Re- we are enabled 70
with ease 90 &Ae Sraaai EAs eater esaa
~iug tbs srouul closely raaaiy sli3s. e4ar tas
hi ana uneven sartes. wtaoas Ssas possibility
81 cloSzn or stopping tAs operation Of NscAias
I. j. backed taraei araaI easily waeainarraw
advantage whlcA ether AasAae possesses aa1
of much i'm o9rtlnse t. farmers.
cd Of ca:,ia-. Ne With sNes. gaasas
tle lt AMI ae other 70 tbs es- AZ tasAaa sasaas
These s. k,es moved bv a double crank aal
without tsusrs that Il = , Tor teein 10 clog
Ii you attempt bundle Of grass with kaife.
the grass resting asalnSt ar uaseEs,} you VA tay
illustrate the prne3pe Of eating WITH a.. S.ass >i.As
machines.
By arranscaaen,usng ~ kaiyes, siding ia op-
nestle dircctlo ts and cutting On both sides With eaasl
force; VIII readily be that possess double the
advantage Of any single sieklei machines aavaatsss
worth millions :. l!rs 10 thc farmers q Iniiaaa
This Machine = Iuiit entirely II iRoN-every psF:
Of i made with The greatest care. and IF the best
erials. Last entered 4 oE trial AT the Grea.
the State A-cicult iral Society. in competition with
Smith Rug Green and NANNY, # Illinois, and kst.
chum Of Buffalo y. y During this trial which eontin
ue toE four days IN succession ~ cat ali kiais OF a
both tame and wild and the Machine subjected %
the most severe possible THIS Moving Match va.
eonSi cred ~ all respects the most thorough AMI inFar
tai ono ever had in the United States. This machine
was the only that passed hcangh The trial wheai
elogging-the other. eIogSing fnam TO Ice times
piece Nc received the premium fer tho b
This trials also the drst premium Of the La Porte
county Agricultural Society, Indiana Cor 1853 and 1854.
and Kane \
1854, and whenever pUt with any other in use.
These machines axe fer sale BY
BEARD 4 SINEX
Rchin nd and Indianapolis
July l. 1850 IS If
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
When to Dispose of Yonr Produce.

There is nothing more natural. certainly
nothing more common, than for farmers, as
well as others, when they have anything to
sell, to desire the highest price for it; and
some of them have taken a course, to effect
this, greatly detrimental TO their own interests.
We allude to the practice of contracting away
their pork and other produce, several months,
sometimes "a year before it is ready for mar
ket. or the market opens.
A far-seeing Spectator who has grown
rich. Tor rather desires TO, by trading in the
hard earnings Of the farmer. foresees an ad
vance in the price of pork, and forthwith he
begins to make offers to the farmer of so
much per cwt. for his hogs, to be delivered at
certain time and in such manner. The
latter. not having the same opportunities for
guessing at the market the coming winter
thinks the offer good one-as much. perhaps
more than can be obtained when the packing
season commences. forthwith contracts are
made and bargains closed-so many hogs at
such price. Now. how does it end? Ten
chances to one the bargain was right in his
anticipations, pork advances; so that while
others receive $500 per cwt. for their pork.
these receive but $500. But suppose the case
reversed: pork has gone down to $500. will
those who sold early get 81 90 more per cwt.
than their neighbors? Doubtful. If the buy
CT mas DouSut cAleHSiNeiv, moro tlan likely
he will be unable to come up TO his engage
ments. Or he may break for TIMBER"
"vamose the rancho" Or suppose he were
a wealthy and respectable citizen. what hon
est man would be willing TO him suffer
the loss of hundreds or thousands, in order
TO place few extra dollars IN his own peck
ct. For one we had rather not
Depend upon it. nobody will engage hogs
six or twelve months in advance, at fixed
prices, unless he is rery certain of making
money by it; and those who live by trading
have far greater facilities for knowing what
prices will be paid for produce months hence,
than those who earn their bread by the sweat
of their brow. At this moment there are
hundred of hogs contracted away in this mar
ket at S4. 80 net, and We have scarcely shad-
ow of a doubt that those who sell at less than
$500. will sadly rue their bargains.
The farmer can adopt no better rule in re-
gard to the selling of his produce, than not to
sell till he is ready TO deliver. This course
closely adhered TO, will. in q series of years.
bring As much money, in nineteen cases out
Of twenty, as any that can be adopted.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
Valuable Saw mill Property for Sale

4 He undersigned offer sell their saw Mill property
situated 81 miles southeast of kchmon., Wayne
county Indiana, the Richmond and Boston turnpike
the falls Of Ekhorn. The Saw Mil is in good run
ming and capable Of saving from 1000 to 5000 feet
II lumber per av and timber Of the best quality such
poplar oak, walnut in the immediate vicinity in
abundance and ready sale at Richmond for all kinds Of
lumber. This possesses superior advantages
many others, having fall Of 2S feet and lying in
ghbor cod Of the best farming districts the
county ouI inducements for the erection
touring Mil, which there would be very little
competition Together with the above. there as
Of excellent land good dwellings large and
connexions barn. a young bearing orchard of well
lected fruit large lime kiln, with inexhaust Bile
quantity q. Those wishing 10 buy viii do well
call aai view the premises further reconmenda
ton unnecessary. For further particulars apply
JOSEPH kENWuRTTIN, on the premises, O WIN.
]. J kENwnRTHY. = mile north Of Richmond.
March 10 l~15 l3-3m
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

The american Farmer for June. gives a
rather gloomy account of the wheat crop. in
Maryland and Virginia, Late sowing on ac-
count Of the drouth, an unfavor.bie fsll. a
hard winter. and dry spring have all been
against it. Added 10 this the cIiuch bug, is
doing great injury, especially in Virginia. and
the joint worm and fly have also been At work
to blast the hopes of the farmer. Harvest
is now (July 7th) at hand. and v. hope soon
to hear better accounts.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

SHEEP SHEARrNa.-A patent has been grant
ed to Palmer Lancaster. of Burr Oak. Mich.
for nothing less than the shearing of sheep by
machinery. instead Of = pair of sheep-shears
the common way. The machine. which is
small and neat. is hung by = strap to the arm
OF the operator. and placed on the body of the
sheep TO be shorn. BY simply turning han
die back and forth, and moving the machine
over the body Of the sheep. the wool is made
to fly in double quick time It's we'll known
that the most skillful hands At sheep .hearinr
do not cut the fleece even: and besides, the
skin Of the ANIMAL is invariably clipped on, bv
the shears in many spots. This instruments
cuts the fleece rapidly and evenly. never cut
ting any part of the wool twice; and it avoids
cutting the skin of the animal; it is therefore .
humane as well - = new continuance
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

PROPAGATION OF FIsH-.Nr. Edi.or:-See-
ing statement taken from the Southern Cul-
tivator, tina; Mr.. Hill living near Augusta,
(Ga.) had succeeded in raising fish in pond
of his own construction. | concluded, as ' an
Buren, once said of General Jackson, '.to fol-
low in his footsteps Accordingly, having
within a few hundred yards of my house a
favorable spot, Ca small narrow gorge in the
hills with several bold springs breaking froth, J
| commenced in December last, with one man
to dig out in the upper side and throw up a
dam on the lower, IS to enclose square
space of seventy by forty five feet. This
accomplished at cost of twenty five dollars.
la the deepest part of this pond, l have four
feet of water and two in the shalowest.-
About two months since, l placed in this
pond some six or seven hundred perch and
few small brim and mormouths. The latter
being very small will not deposit their eggs
till next spring. The perch, however. have
already commenced bedding and Matching
and the pond is now literally alive with thou
sands Of the fnny tribe. from those scarcely
perceptible to the naked eye, TO those an inch
long, &c. These fish | feed with crumbs of
bread, hominy, shreds Of meat. and the en-
trails of fowls, pigs, birds, rabbits, DC, chop
ped fine.
! am very sangune Of success, and hope
ere long, not only to be able to report the fac.
but to furnish my table constantly with THIS
new rare dellcacy in this region.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
Tin and Stove Store.
- >-rrr w u n e. - "

LEAVING purchased the Tin and Stove Store Of A.
H. Swain and having mad large additions 10 the
same are rrerared 10 furnish COOKING STOVES, Of
the most approved patterns AMI Of various sizes, PARog
>rovB-, OFFICE AND SHoP STOVES Coal Stoves and
Pins Of all sizes constantly hand
Stove Trimmings Of tin and copper iron, copper
and tin all kinds kept hand made order
Tin Roofs put in the best manner.
We are determined to give this business close atten-
ton aud hope be able 10 meet the wants Of comnuni
ty Purchasers invited call and examine stock
before purchasing. shop the of Main and
Marion streets
E;,h,ra,d Iupe1t IS55 as-tf
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
F. w. ROBINSON,
'iCh"ond,I ndia11a,
FIRST PREMIUM
Horse Poorer and .SPDNrUfOf.

FD'iE subscriber having been awarded thu rsEssr
the last Pair, held Madison. Ind and the
Way county Far sid X cnmend the best HORSE
Power and Separator, pleasure recommending them
his generally. These Ma
Oh contain many Improvements other maehne.-
The Under i feef long, aud made ef wrought prs
secured
heavy and the separation IN The
and Continues the EioIe ga sachias-
The shoe is g CHIT with double riddle. and and .akes
both build them With EirsA
.,acEers STRAW
Cssr together These machines particularly re-
cornnandei light fof cleaning
the ram warranted TO have thFashe9 so
bushels dzy. ard will thrash and clean almost
Data that he fei through. he
petors for the Tremiua silver CaFat the stats Fis.
Wa Awarded the Medal
Worlds Fair London ard also is Palace
YorE. nlrin. stands AZ
he head of the Hs;--IBdiz having the
Machines Ae 70 almost par: Of the eJzn-
try g~ Orders solicited and PROMPTLY allied. Tsrns s-
II ? Repairing short notice Castings
furnished a. los rates. Address.
W. ROBINSON
Richmond, July S, 1855. 39a
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
CITY STOVE STORE.
Copper. Tin. She tlr0n. and TinWaf

IUppPF III, ME- I-ITUH. HHU 7 I'll WHO
MANDATORY
II FEWER & UNDERWOOD respectfully inform the eii.
Of Richmond aud vicinity, that they have on hand
more than 100 (OpIxiu stoves. Of all the LATEST i'm,
proved patterns York. Cincinnati and Dayton
manufactures, selected expressly for the
Spring: TRADE.
Also. a general of PLAN and J5pGHn.a Tia
Bare, Of the TX plate and warranted
to leak. Aso--TIN ROOFING and HOUSE GIT TERtSG
AND SPoCTING will he given special attention. both In
a facilities for such work
and addition this the work ourselves
Aiso-StoNe Pipe. stove Trimmings. etc.
Kettles Sad Irons, bog Irons Pots Skiiets.
30 JOB WORK OF all kinds in copper, tin. sheet iron
an zinc, doue to order
All will be sold and put up
o sui purchasers.
for work.
Thankful past liberal patronage the firm.
thereof strict attention 10
the shop shop Huntington House, Main
March %. li-a
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
City Shoe Store.

/ have just received from New York
and Cincinnati, extensive and superior
~-~stock Of Ladies'. Misses and Children's
Shoes consisting of French Kid, Enamel
ed bronze and colored Buskins and slippers, en
ny Lind Caters for Lalies. Misses and children. Fine
Boots and Shoes for and boys such calf, goat
cnamcled patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats Of various stves-Silk, Panama, Palm Leaf and
Maricaibo, latest style and most beautiful finish.
am manufacturing all Of the most IA honuble kinds
of Boots and Shoes order OF the best ers and
workmanship, having in my employ the host If workcn.
feel confident from the experience hav2 had in bu-
siness, thatmy work will compare favorably with any
in the West. Thankful for past patronage | respect
fully solicit continuance Of it. JOB B0RT0N.
Richmond Sept. 90, 1854. 4l-tf
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rSE THE MAGIC IMPRESSION

DIAPER for writing without pen INK. copying
plants, leaves, flowers pictures Ps,eTns ior EN-
sroidery, marking linens neeI'e.yt she - :
WRITING This article IS absolutely me best PoFt1
HE inkstana in the known world tor small d"aHtitF
folded sn6 placed in the pocket 'TsNeing
inkstznd whfch csanot Re broken 70 Pm : aes1F''
for any stick sharpene4 20 POINT wries eFuili5 %
vel the best GOLD pen IN the universe tcr fr as-
ing il is lnd satle Il j. indeed the only ar Of
IE.wIxG and PAISTrSs taught IN one lesson ~ ~
plant be trsEsserrec 10 the pages o.
an Album with : minute end distinct resemblance Of
nature With equal fscility, pictures ano embroidery
asterns are taken ana have reserved tae highest
losiaHs from ne fair sex III .nased Tofe tasteful
present Tor la4y could not - qrod4eeG
IN. MAGIC PApFg will al-o mark linen other
articles 70 remain perfectly iEd+lible All tie
washing in world fails 10 hr ing It out ANY tld
PER- likewise. one or iour copies Of every Letter
written be secured without any additional lator
whatever, making 1.-THE cheapest snd most convenient
article extaur- il is used 20 great -ivantnEe - re
Iorters OF the public teiegrs operators ana
hJ-ts IF Others.
Each package contains four different, colors, black,
blue green ana red with fall and printed instructions
for ali and VIII last suie htIy 10 OBTAIN FINA
HUNDRED distinct Impressions
1t j. put % in Beautifully enamele3 colored envel-
opes truthful likeness OF the proprietor attach
ed Each and every package warranted
PHrcE-s2 per dozen, ave ioI 81 Single PaeSa-
ees a5c Mailed to ali parts o: the world, the
eeption of the above prices Address. post p.id.
y HUBBELL. I61 Broadway, New orh
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
HuzsEL1.s NAe1c IMPRESSION PAPNR.-Ne refer
cur ,4ers to the aavertisemeIt in another column.
setting forth of this pleasing ans nzenIous
invention The cheapness Should Induce AL 10 give It
trisl--Phila delphia Merchant
Il is unsurpassed for neatness AMI utility. and
should meet with the sale it richly deserves -
Tribune.
Jus, wha, the public has long desired, sad recon-
menis itself every lover OF taste AMI refinement
Journal and Courier.
June IS, 1855. - Il
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
Gle veland Wool Depot.

yyE - lesvs gain te oA yor -ntsa 70 the Cleveland
rs e 81 w5 e On s fTt -ief terms s0''s
fhs sssiency e house y sh.s ktnd located where it
tae laef, Isasr- m exl lax trial d,
$3.50 eees as IL is,srss,s Il ss aes
-Ha s- aschznt ee eSter suhservei il c;A
ans the nlsuufsciareF otsin
gre ~ rxpegse sa.sn ii he srlinAry way rtcmpleytns
avases greet me necessity q "Reminiscences
employ thrseas~sts. whch s hs saving q than
e2h = = 81 e2.ssses ae-rret hers me ealAnee e
sfssaFs EsoFe 'iaa ~ ne asa>l mtthe g setsins
u - i rs ne s III srs&ss i oariEr Nj
80 = 80 NJ r. - Sars a'or IA Fsi
Eel pratse year thAseR Aseoant q tbs
hes prices sre an tsc sane goods ceala sofa Or IA
sA kserB such aeos osn nSde 90 sell
can rer - Any manufacturers who have purchased o.
= = - A. = - ss'yE Ala . = CON g
i5shea AZ oar circular Cor ApriI-
" Aas adesel tie esepius q dal!.eA'e sample, 9:
aaa KS attended with especially
gfassasers = the East aal re- ses are ssassi from
them more tasH sAisnee - ee supesor 50 aRd son'ii-
grades. We continue grade usual hrO~ins the heeess
uaiy ~ I. :. 3 asal IN - being eu&rses
Saa3i We hare any extra HEe or tey wool nay class
A. - Of Wsl SCI. 70 vtglbs kept ss!d .epAa,,
SasNs arz Il and numbered viii those wish in
syiu charge OF u will be made for each used
Wool Irvine.
Meare recstsag superior article Of Wool TSHe direct
freE .e hte al furnish consisaoTs
1t cost, sid ~ srSRs Portattop-
LtavF44 wiil aaAe esns snnents, and in
charged G ; sual :
We have inside large expenditures time and money II
systsEAtEze th business ana th extensive acs'nt-
manufacturer facilities communication in all
directions Superior facilities for handling ana
wool. GstteE ocer the aud
nereAn, ,he valuable naeiia of passing their woe
- the
together ith integrity and close
arpcaton cement for tbs
ef the and remain
49, 49,! t:oop,rV 4 co
MAY -, 1855 Pal. and Far 2n
SOL. uo2NEY. IE. L. PATTERSON. !. W. FULGHV N
GEO. n 'CUlEoEau. p. FULGHCM.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

EA few days since a spot OF land. more
elevated than any in Tire immediate vicinity,
IN Walwor,h County, Wisconsin. suddenly
sunk TO the extent of about forty feet in cir
cumference, leaving small and very deep
lake or we'll in its stead The water has risen
TO within three or four feet of the surface of
the earth surrounding it. and remains At that
point.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
-7= - 49,
Il Nos.

THERE probably wal never better assortment OF II
Fortes in this city than now be found at .
West Fourth street; Chickering's, ooiard Il Brown
Brown Aliens, I. Gilbert's with Eohan Attachment,
H. W or-stcrs and the Western Manufacturing Cos Pr
amos are among the best DO found in the country
Most of these instruments combine cxccllenees seldom
found the OF Pianos offered here and else
where. An unlimited warrantee given with each in
strument w T. CoLRURN
NAV ~ 1873 Piano and Music Dealer
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
Dissolution.

partially entered into between
q VIM Ked and James L. Harris. under the arm Of
this been dissolved y mutual
he will he settled ~ Nm
persons INDEBTED said firm requested TO
c one forward and settle Reid will
has stand of Ffth and Nozzle SIS.
eudtayUr make it satisfactory to all who may
The CHEST price paid al times
cash. cash for all kinds Of Produce No
WM : REID
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soIs. Fans, S c at
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