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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

Be- jackson Fire Company No. 1S.-Thc Off
members of the shove Company hereby
attend the regular Monthly Meeting SUNDAY MORN.
ING December at 10 O'Clock Punctual is
quehted. WILLIAM REGBCRk,
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BENEFIT or MRS F. h. COSWAY-GREATEST BILL
Of the Season..
THIS EVENING, December |. 1856,
Will he presented Sergeant Talfourds great play Of
Ion Mrs F. - onWay AGtastE Mr. F. g. Conway. Fa
vor,e Song By Miss Mary shaw. To conclude with
THE MORNING. CALL.
Mrs. chillngtone Mrs F. b. Conway; Sir Edward Ardent Mr.
F. L. Conway.
u;.. Box office open daily from 10 10 3oclock,
J- Doors open nj "a Overture at o'clock precisely ID
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SUNDETES-
- l,NI bags Tarrag0na Almonds;
IS cases PrInes, in lars and fancy boxes;
25 cases ia boxes S1rlines, ''Naules;h
100 boxes MIR Raisils, j. Clemens
1000 Layer
IS Canton Ginger
Ii I.cghorn Citron
300 trails new Ivica Almond;
s casks Welsh old Madeira;
d boxes Brandy Peaches:
2IU bhis Cranherries;
500 half boxes MR. RasIs, j. Clemens;
1893 quarter
10 casks new Znnta Cnrrauts:
Is Figs
10 baskets James paguiol's Oil.
For sale by y. +. COCHRAN & HALL.
MS - New 1.evee and II Fulton st.
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TICKETS ONLY 20 CENTS EACH
I H Z EAMEN'S BETHEL FAIR,
Masonic Hall,
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVEN
MS, December lSt, 2i and 3D., le56,
CnmrleIring n.ecl>elE at i o,rlnek each evening.

('IiAHF.s1s II. RAEhEif & CO.. WHOLESALE
" tEOCERS Nus l. Tchoupitojas and u Cir.vcr
Now on ham ana lalug-
% gross P 4. N. YEAST POWDER.
- ibis coverings r2 SHED SUGAR.
III hNl: bbis No. Large MAC KEREI.
81 ~,
To kiS :. E. E.
l25 Packages
BurkWIEAT in boxes Qr. and half barrels
go kvgs NAILS. assorted sizes.
70 half bills Fulton Make, def.
. 5rkn. choice oosllES BUTTER.
50 packages CRASbERRIES.
10 casks fresh CtREANrS.
5 hhls Suarr's GOLDEN SYRUP.
16 l1l> WILTSHIRE WHISKY.
81 doz pt.is ami If do WORCESTE RsIIIRE SAUCE.
loo r!pA Eiarii>h PICKLES. a>l quarts and pints;
2G ',hls superior OLD BOU BON WHISKY.
IL Bent X COS CRACKERS. uss'd in cans.
3E rn.> Il. Il p. tagi>h TRAtkNEI. BISCUIT.
IS ca.es Canton GINGER PRESERVES
choice selection Of INES. BRANDIFS, anil other IL
QtURS. CIiAS. Z. RAIJ.EY IL 60,
u24 l. rch0tpitOUls and u Grarer street
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ADJUSTMENTS,

~ Lessee ana Mhhagef..... ....-......W. II. CRISP.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParqHee. .........,.,.S 81 On
Family Circle, equal to any seat IN the house,
,ihilery Is
C0nreh Gallery ...............
QuHdroon Private Boxes. seat Observation-Disclosures. is
Ten Elegant Private Boxes IS 10 IS each.
CHANGE OF TIME.
pA Doors open at O'clock Curtain rises at O'clock
- OK Office open from O'Clock A. N. till O'Clock r. NJ
THIS EVENING, December l. 1856,
Crowded and delighted audiences demand III. reneton o
Carl Maria Won Webcr's renowned opera Of
DER FE1ESCHUTZ
With Is great csst-snsng Acting Magnificent Scenic
Illusions.
Rodoph Mr.. Frazer; Capa Mr. S;retton; Kuno Mr. F. Tvs
Ter; Prince otthca Mr. F. Trevor; kiar Mr. j. L. Vim
cent; Mmel MI. Harris; Agnes, Miss Rosae Duranl;
Anna Mis- 6soreina floason; First Bridesmaid Miss NJ
Uuck~orth NuHtamen Villagers, Peasans bridesmaids
ETC. by the Ladies and Gentlemen Of the esta6lis1len
Performance to Commence with the elegant comedy OF
S l VI p S 0 d co.
MT H.hlS"i' ..-.......Mrs. W. H. Crisp.
H5s Mas MATILDA HER on the eminent Traredesne will
shortly appear.
H4-The Gniefy s Rcfreshment Saloon Is now OPEN dl
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d ENIOVAL- CHARLES GOTTSCHAIk HAS RE-
AZ his Drug Store from No. s. CuSomEouse
No Is Royal street.
stock equal to any in the South
and experienced Chemist always in attendance
Physicians prescriptions carefully nnl at reasonable
rates. CHARLES GOTTSCHAIh,
ROYAL
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Isga ST. CHARLES HAT AND CAP EN-
E4 ptRtl Mt ltitr ihc St Charles lloc-l wOnt lay
8za. before the tnic few advantages he derived from
NV Of uU. pislrSS, which Quality. IrCt
80 Abatement, silk Hats. lii the fist place rIle
man, whether he tr Judge hat rely upon
that tie the lniv, i, enabled oryorure
thi,mht Hat the time wish it 10 be distinctly
thai my HAS br eHcrll by other
tue city, Hnd lastly, strive please, II
gentleman. 4 Hat differing from the usual style, will
order Shall rl,ayor suit him il every
AMERICAN FELT HATS. Of all c"l"t> and prices, and large
of CLOTH CAPS UMBRELLAS, etc, ruietan;l3
'' ''''' "''' tt" NV d. G. JOHNSTON
y, E.-!irn:ch Hat and Clothing WHreroous, 59 tdras
dit
~ ORANGE, LEMON AND NESPUAIS
SsF FioI n luI.&ud tire ttTarg llccs, ui t@
%afrs'hrlous varieties, from > Gears 10 years Old
Lemon and lirnn Trees the finest qualities and general
H<>"rtInrtt ii Plants.
E8f~ MI orders Will be attended and packed in the best
MA 4rr' Address, by letter or otherwise
"-9 SIN r. F. NICHOLS, % Camp street.
I HTsCAl. CIANCE-THOSE WISHING TO EN-.
nMr stood, IN tac1 wr from which iortunc could be
teh n almost section of the country, e,ablc for the
faTlier Mechanic NtrchHut-lhe c,lnui;cy in.:
" very 'hH !" connect with throughout The
country N order 10 I'LL rr" time lTr;tialy Very many
nav" HNilcd it n~"vvs Of the ciNcr welt
enclosed. GEO ANDEEIVS as
iGl Erv, y,rL ,i.,.,
ENptADfY COAl.-sm TONS LARGE LIMP LIE.
l EiIh Gal! al fu,r'! ship (Irb"c for t.r ;r7ilt
.o j. II. ASliEIDHE II co.,
NJ ti,ttl L.1-t
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TTNIOX EXCHANGE AND BILLIARD SALOON,
~ l"p by j. NJ. SFE. * CO.. No. % Common Street, ts
t'S"en ST. Charles and Camp streets.
T,e SA supplied with the best WINES aud LIQUORS.
and the BfiIItRl t!S from the celebrated
factory of b. Au'uGuiu, New Orleans. NJ I'M
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] ~ I " -
~ subscribers, Az the breckenridge Co..
procured 10 t'rli"er Hotels Private Families Steam
boats his celebrate! Coal by the barrel
durability and hriiltncy OF burning superior article
OF fuel TO nmylhint, offered to the public
nl9 Ia GEEENY 4 FAIiWEI.I. 80 Matches st.
ntS&OLCTlON-rtIE CO-PARTNERSHIP ENIST-
~ ing between RODRlGC L Il BbWN is This day dissolved
by uni consent
H. RuDRltft EE having purchased the interest Mr. H. H.
HpWN viii continue the business his account under tile
firm If u RUNitI.iUE FL Il co.
New Orleans, November TO- 1856 MS I'm
CHAMPAGNE AG;ENCN-MOET 4 CIIANDON'S
~ scr de si'lcry, E &c Perl, NeIzenuy and Vim npe-
rial
Jules MUMMS t CO.'S Anchor Verzemty, Cabinet aud
lmpcrml.
The subscriber is authorized order, on liberal
Tor direct importation Of the above named Charm
payne and olcits HE attention
always on hand. Samples be seem the of
Mi :. WOLFF, % Camp street.
s, BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON
tlll! and for sale from the Manutacury Of Messrs. j.
- I M. BRUNSWICK 4 BRO, Gin .inIH;i.
superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Cus
'nS also, CLOTHS, Balls tues ud all other trimmings belong
rg to this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
\. ". MERRIAM,
MI ~ St. Charles Billiard ROOM n O.
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eFkI>gs AND GISU4IANs cheaper han before o.
= fercu tlas ely. Cali and see them. Whit s
fsaes i the tafnr scoIT < CRAWFORD
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The Ia ICES Kansas Ala 5arper or Friday eye
ming .a-t was well attended b. -itjzens besides
goodiy naa3st Who came in from ragious parts
Of the county. The company e4joyei tie enter
tainnaat with evident satisfaction not 50 much Oh
account Of the delicious fare - boanhfiily pro-
vided by the ladies' Is the qualification experience
ced in knowing that they were "a the same time
contributing to relieve their suffering bFethreH ia
Kaas4s We tra.. that the LADIES' whose warm
sym2ath;es and active exartioos have tlas FIR ac
con2lisheI 80 much viii not cease in their noble
work - long as thu cry Of restitution is heard in
that much oppressed land We woa'd suggest
that The society publish weekly the amounts con
tributei With t-e nausas Of donors for sums Of 81
aaI apaafls The free state c;tzers Of Kansas
viii need ASSISTANCE all through ths c"m ng winter
aal spring. Send L. your contributions 10 Mrs
Mary How4..s. Treasurer. or to the store ofSefat-
tau < Csfaa
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Fall FaslIIons.

The season for lawns. bera yes, organizes and
all the lighter summer draperies have passed
and been laid aside for the Autumn styles.
which promise TO be Of peculiar richness and
beauty. Merinoes Of the fines: qualities and
texture; Tibet cloths and gay aelains meet
the eve OF the pssser by, spread oat in rich
protusion, the streets. Stripes are much
IN vogue with every hue. variety and shade
Of color, from the plain drab to the rich deep
crimson, cherry AMI black The two las,
named APPEAR TO Be- quite the style for trim
mings. Bugles and beads are also much
used. Bas4ues, instead Of declining seem 10
De gaining in favor, and are much worn both
for street and travelling dresses. An elegant
shawl is never out OF fashion, and for comfort
N cold weather IS preferable to the cloth and
velvet capes. which have been much worn
heretofore. Blu. the GROWING point of Ia
DIES dress IS her bonnet, and in order that all
may have an opportunity Of gratifying their
love for the beautiful in the selection OF that
most important article OF dress. we would call
The particular attention of the Lady readers
OF tia Palladium to Mrs s. A. ILrFF's MILr.
merry SroSE. on Front street. north Of Main.
opposite The Methodist Church. where they
VII fad a Splendid assortment Of bonnats ~
the iS'esl styles--of plain, silk. fancy; colored
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Es;sgs.

>sarpc. warp cut. g sud Carpet Chain.
AMI ca1aTei. Coveret War;, Cotton A.gu. N.cA.
H.. r 5as. Baig,ak sa1 PAteat Lining. y
Sa.s 10, SCOTT * CAAW EeEn-
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matters, &c O.


Discounts approved paper at all times du-
ring business hours.
Allow interest on money deposited in large
or small sums, and whether left for long or
short periods
Are always well supplied with Eastern
Exchange and Gold, which they sell at Gin
cinnati rates.
Purchase Gold Silver, Drafts, Certificates.
Checks, &c, on the most accommodating
terms.
Furnish regular customers with drafts on
Cincinnati Banks without charge.
And from long experience, extensive ac-
quaintance and business connections, are
prepared with every facility for transacting
a general BANNING BUSINESS in all its
branches 50 as to insure full satisfaction all
interests intrusted to their care.
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EDWARD no4corr.


Prof J WOOD As you about to m4nliaeturs
and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative
will state for whcrsoever il may concern thst /
have nr several years been tn the habit n4B other
liar Restoraivea and that lind yours vastly superb
20 any other know II entirely elesnses the head
. daniruI, and with one months proper ii re-
store any persons hair - the orig iHa yonfha col n
snl texture, giving Il healthy soft an glossy appear
.nca; and eli this without coioring the hsn thar ap-
iy 1t, OF tie dress which ii drops yaii tbere-
lore recomuleni its uss - every de OF hay
ing tine color and texture of hair.
Respectfully yours,
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81. II. aaloLEY.


c. r. Z. OFFICE. tASDALIA, Jane q, 1s54
Prof WooD-DesE Sir. take pleasure Ia 6aariBg
voluntary testimony to the excellence Of yonr Hair
ite-torative. three months ago my hair was very
gray. lt Is now DARK brown, ltha original color)
smooth and glossy Inc oaiy application have ira do
it. has been the Hair Restorative prepared by you,
sn1 which from the result in " own cesc can most
oar4iaity recommend it 10 others.
Eespeetfuily, yours,
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ST L1uI5s june g. 1859.
Prof. NseD Is s3a are shout to prepare tu4 saud
your recentlv discovered Hair Restorative AMI a.
you request ruy opinion II IT, will state that M hair
was faF months sso very gray; an after using tw
bottles your lair Restorative il resumed it, orfi-
ns color AMI since its application all dan r has dis
appeared irs ms head, and have been with
disagreeeSle itching oi ths scalp. satisfied
tat those wG ss it wiz rot regrc; H. gives the
appearance OF having be - resetiy oiled afn pre-.
pared, therefore. recommend is al who are
aesrous of having basutiful head Of hair.
an, sir, yours, etc.,
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wILseS Efao.
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II L srE1AAI.


NATEaTogs, Msss. May l. 1854.
Prof Q. : V 2D--3i'os ne % zt-sat ms 81. tass
an3 mbgi- powers 81 your Hair Restorsttsa Tree
mouths sinee, being exceedingly gray pareasssd,
All soon c24Hencaa "a ss two D0ites ald il
gan TO tell II restoring tie silver locks 70 thsr asiys
color ana 81 haiF which befo t-y ss sr s,
sn4 ialiluE oil bsrame sols sad gigssv "a IL
e fsl8s. tie dirGf dsapps2res, zad - sea lost
al The disrsrsssal itching 50 sHneyas ssora. and
nov not oniy lo04 bat feel young sgan.
Respectfully, yours
Cusafv. RyeFryssr~
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RICHMOND NOVELTY WORKS!
PkOFESSO WOOD )
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
W. Il l..

'tHAT all The BALD ana gray be restored per-
tsctiy = original stoyth. 50 far as thelf locks
concerned. does ADMIT 8. doubt; besiias ,g lit
every possible disease OF the scalp whether Develop
90 darGruf, itehing, il the shape cutaneous
eruptipEs--eyen scald head-and ia possible
will i ai o. curing, II b. magic, peri
odicaI headache, ami IL used twice week by the
Young regularly it viii preserve the color, aud soe
the hair IRON falling 70 any imaginable age. r.
and judgs;
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Publlc Sale OF Household Goods.

iaeace 40 t4s eEy O. k5ehzasu3 Tuesday fhe 1ItA
Of November. fNd, variety Haasrhotg Kitchen
Furniture in goed srv-, carsst5rg # Beds5nz
Cupboard Ware. Ses CoosiaE o:Ae. articles
usually necessary for keusa &e spiEg.
SAFE - saence ~ 0eiecs. a. Y. Ttrns-AH Sums
under q casa. oF-r apasas crsijt pa-ehaser
giving note .A y1ol rsIssf
tian "a ELIZABETH LEEDS
Sov. G. 1855 +--Tt
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LoaAxaronr, Isn., June SIS.

LoGAxsFaRT, isp., June 1853.
Messrs q. J. " con & u tents Yours Of t.
18Th came duly 10 hand Enclosed please TAD thirty
CHE dollars, il being the for Hair ks. oraive
have SOLD it 81! IT you choose, Won may
ssnI six dozen bottles Hair RestorstivaI think can
sell It. Il has worked miracles in this place seIl
man six 81 bottles that ball. ard It fetched ne
hair ali his head.
Yours respeolluily.
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Administrators Sale.

u Ill be said Saturday, Eev. 81. at Dr@ri- &
~ Lorees City AucIon Rem car 1aiu ara Marion
al the Personal Estate e Il. T. Sk1ahse deed consist
ing Ct soae va.uael@ Tar ls5sz. l-ss =. peT-. ctn@
Ele12ez 2rs s15 a-e TaFletx e Lssr,-y AMI
Mise Iaaecus Bosz. 0ue HGrsa os1 er tu Trrra
AL athss sTt4eies to- zy,zn-reE . 1a-atIez-
sl.e Il commence rs Jh = i. WIEN teruls VIII
u Eaa8e kEowa aEd due aE.aa1sn-e given. ~
T. PAYSE. Adz'r
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~ . . : -

Lay The largest, most complete, and best
Assortment Of Toys have in Richmond
now be found at Flcchers Depot, few doors Eas Of
the Huntington House. Any 10 ,jn fer something
10 pIcase the children viii Be t. say Eureka after
viewing the 1921 different curiosties b found there
The Confectionery department Is ~af,t5ry any
having "swse. tooth" and those who prefer COOL
article Of the "wsal caa b. a,5mn2ia,l with some
thing to chew or TO smJks to thai' liking Bivalves
frosd AMI luscious ixei up TO ha ttst in AMI
form thai only George fix EN-, constantly on
hand aud are served up in the pract
the'city- made exclusively for that purpose. Mr.. f
has Just bait an addition Of another spacious room his
establishment AMI intends TO keep his large ana extern
siye stock Of WALL PAPER patterns as beautiful aud
As varied as the rainbow and the phancy of
n plain rs we'll as the most phasdiors, there here
after The Agent. Mr. George Criuer always on hand
with his good husn'r aai oblsns disposition ready
wait customers and make tn feel p,ce,. home
cl and see George ,urio5.t.es g.. an ioat neg
lcctto try plate Of Oysters
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In th- u .l3z1- Common Pleas
t--Et, JalaaEg Term, 1856.
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cHARLEr .RlrsEr.

lF SD u III Msrzet street. s.. Louie, 5Is 3Is
Bso4 Iaay. Sew YORK.. AMI BY ali Drug IS every
.haEe Al kiats Il family Pstsu. neeieiass for
saie t1s best p0ysi5le farms. ~ PRO- Wos5's
astzbltshm at. Ia Market street. s. Louis.
- sole a tisaasat by all the PspaIar Druggist,
$50 tbFou zbo9t To. world.
prii It, is55. ia.t
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IT Whether Fremont or Buchanan is elected " have
no positive means of knowng but thing cartaiu
ana that Is JOS watson continues to take pictures
eerreotype and ambrotype, at his China H,l
Tho superior beauty and durability of his kenesses
net ecoted by the election weather Call
and see him and examine specimens
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~ A report was current on the mornin

~ A report was current on the morning
of the election, that good naturei postmaster
considerably esgatei at the polls. Feeling somewhat
concerned about the welfare of neighbor
him for ourself, anl there h, eiepated sure
enough the top Of pine boxes in front Of the
place of voting with big rod robt nj around his heal
on which were soms lars, letters which looked
like roULrtcE but closer imposition found to be
"PoLlCEg' Jeem,s Of the pfie4! va fouuI
the report was literally trls but vpiritaay So
we had been led to believe by jokin, friend
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4 = The harvest is past, tho il enlsl and"
tho people are yet fecking to Ja,k,oas Now York
Dry Goods Store for bargains and thoy disap
pointed for cash in hand fails bring dag the
Goods that establishment tho pelsenent both
seller and buyer. Go to Jacksons under Starr Hail.
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Our COlIfltv Vote

We have to 60 to press before we have re-
celved the full returns from our county; but
we give below the gains at the last election
over the Republican Majority in several of
the Townships.
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Wayne Township oaiu.

Perry township has not yet been heard
from, and Jefferson gives Democratic gain
Of IL votes. We will give the official vote in
our next issue
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TO YOIJNG ME-

PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
foung men in every neisabsrhoe may c5taia heslthful
peasant and pvaabte employment, IL eEaElnS IN be
sale Of our use ii ard popular Bk and c@uvassIn5 for
cur valuable Journals ar te-zas AID particulars, sd
dress, postpaid, FOWLER AND ELLIS.
Ne. SIS Broadway. Sev York
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eE a DOZRy yEata, faasy and French Cur sa1rts.
81 u 10 dozen ehsrx AHa2 hickory sAIrtss
- Aer.po EndsrEhiEfs.
~ % DrawsYss
81 Gazen ass9rted Collars, Eyraa. Es4aop rourt
Tsints &c. Oar pAtn ard fancy sfrts
zaA tas zssorteas is eo7s.s. att 81 s
a determined 20 asliAgE. A. ". IELLEE.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-06
UNFoRrUNATE AccfDENr. Daniel Shaea

USFoRTUNATE AccfDEEr.-DanielS Shelter,
an old and highly respected farmer Of this Vi
cinity, met with a serious accident one day
last week He was engaged about Thresh-
ing Machine, and being caught in the Tumb
ling Shaft, was seriously injured Hopes are
entertained of his recovery, but it IS feared he
may be crippled for life.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-06
Great WESTERN Cast Steel COMabiuu-
ton sss9N.

For Sol Stable either three horses ahrest,
which took first premium for general purposes all
other pillow at the Indianapolis Fair. Oct l94o.
TINS Pt0w ma Steel point, which
IL moulded ana cast by hitherto III known aAd
has than double the durability Of the common wrought
steel share AMI he replaced n the ordinary cost Of lay
ing old thereby always preserving the exact shape
and symmetry o. the qlo
We also append List Of Premiums taken at the fourth
Indiana State Fair held At Indianapolis. 1873 tr Great
Western Cast Steel Pow received the first prai for best
Plov for 1niano, silver So Best sub son Flow,
cup SIa Best Prairie Pillow, silver esp, 20 Best
silver sup, SIS Str4a CATER, cup. Rest
Farm lmpliaeats silver c4 SIo-3esies large number
OF diplomas.
W. have recently adopted the system ofc1st hardening
All steel Nsuj SoIr}s. which makes the paw much
mass DURABLE aud is of the greatest importance 10 the
Farmer.
world vide reputation Ct she celebrate Greet West
steel fos. u-!e guaranty OF tasT -TeHt
GRITTY 2a4 they have bee beaten they
cyuse the world Tsa5Cre better Iios' Ger Corn
Shelters hr NEST inroEed Ir.aci pie, and ehersEer
they have leen used, raaeuuee3 the very best
naaHufactaret So In
Macon Cutters is UHrlFelei aa9AE t'2 many
iuveutons cutting Il ti.arou- .y
universally sasisAcvu, Is proved u the
lar which sold
Also manufacturers Er4G4l uls ce-r. r:ci Straw Cut
tgWhaA taos So silver cup premium At the state FAR
@ Indianapolis. %.
XIV have spared pains expense getting W
stae., aud determined supply customers With
oaIy the hest articles
ospsss respectfully solicited. VIII be auel GA .>or,
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