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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

THE NEW YORK CITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The next regular meeting OF the New York City LIBRARY
Association will be held this TUESDAY evening" At the Bleeker
Building corner Of Blocker Morton o'clock
All friendly the establishment of library and read
Ing room are respectfully lnyited 70 attend,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01
SPRING FASHIONS.

RrfFICfAL FLOWERS,
"a Target wreaths,
Bah and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and b0uquots
full general assortment Of every description Of French
and American goods. ..,
Jobbers and mliners invited 70 call and examine at
PRICES Artificial Flower Manufactory.
q Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

A UCTION NOTICE.. J. vANDEW ATER, AUCTION.
IA eer-J l.. vANDEWATER suctloneer. will sell on We'd
nesday March at loa c.sek NJ At honse 80 Hudson
street. above Charles all the paror, bedroom din
ing saloon and basement furniture contained in the dwelling
consisting OF mahoRapy ofas and tee ateies paror chairs
bookcase gilt and mahogany frame
mirrors Brussels three ply and ingram double and
single bedeads psasses mattresses and feather beds bu
git frame and paintings marble top centre
tables wardobes, dining saloon furniture
Tables chairs Stoves refrigerator oyster stands
glassware one barrel casup, &c. Sale commence with the
Kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

LsRENCH BONNETs-MADAME HARRIS 4 SON, 67l
broadway have just received per steamer, large assort
men OF Paris pattern bonnes for the Southern and Western
trade, witch they will offer very low for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

A UCTIoN NoTICE-BY CHAMBERS a FAiRCHILp'
"A eers-Tuesdsy March l, at 01a O'Clock A. M,
at lOl Mercer street. the contained the above
house consisting paor and bedroom furniture, wardrooes
carpets, ocloths &C &c. Sale positive and no postpone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

A UCTION NOTICE-CHIyA, GLASS AND EARTHEN
"A ware-By BARTLETT CoWEN, this day TUESDAY
March 10 O'Clock 23 Pearl street. regulsr weekly
cash perempoy sale dealers OF all kinds OF saeaoe goods
also $50 dozen britannia tea and table spoons, teapos &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

OFFICE PoAG, FARMER CO.'S EXPRESS III
" broadway, corner Of Corandt street-Notce 10 shin
pers merc6sn this express WILL on and aie
This day. shipped the New York Erie Ralro al
foot OF Duane street, and pier East river.
MARCH /, 1859. P0AG, FARMER q CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

BOARD WANrBD--A GOOD SIZED NICELY Fur.
- nished airy ROOM with partial board A young gentle
man OF quiet and pleasing disposition and immaculate char.
acer wishes TO meet with respectable socabe quiet
american family where he realize the comforts Of
home and desires to be permanent not very fond
Of juveniles and not very predominany fond of venerable
Parties anticipating moving the first of May next please
repudiate answering this Location west of BROAD
between Seventeenth Thiie,h and not below
SIKH avenue east Of broadway do Il neghborhood IS
Please address Banker, Herald office, stating location &C. Tor
three days -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

AT II CHAMBERS STREET, THE WE'LL KNOWN AND
"A old established ISAACS advances money any amount
diamonds watches ewey every description valua
bic property, the bought at the highest prcea
Prompt aud confidential N B-No business transacted on
Saturday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

Mousseline deanes and mouaseine delaine rebe8
Mourning goods of every description.
Gamels' hair shawis and scsrts
All Of their goods with great care the
CITY Ana g
A SCOUT DE MAIN IN THE RIBBON MARKET
The eminent house of have sstouuded The import
trade. eaecraed The jobbers, and made happy ihs
Mu.LrNERs. MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN RIBBONS
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UNION
By SELLING OFF COMPLETE INFORMATION or
SPRING RIBBONS.
On WEDNESDAY, last.
WE WE'RE ON HAND BOUGHT 40 CARTONS.
AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ruEx
TO MuIINERs,
MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN RIBBONS,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
ATT SMALL. ADVANCE FROM COST
ALL OUR aooDs-ALL OUR STOCK
rs NOW REDUCED IN PRICE.
To e, the these goods be sold before frat
ten day. In March.
We desire to ustaia the by purchases the
importers.
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT SAVED
AND CONSEQUENTLY MADE, ny INVESTING MONEYS
INSTITUTION FOR CHEAP RIBBONS
DASH RIBBON HOUSE.
1l6 Chambers street.
JNO. FARRELL.
4, NEW SPRING GARMENT.
a LADIES CHESTERFIELD SACKS
LADIES SACKS BERNOUS
IL beautiful shades of summer cloth,
Such as modes, browns, ashes of rOses2and bronze,
Also in fine black cloth and black beaver,
Especially adapted
For EARLY SPRING WEAR.
ALSO,
Black velvet founced mantilas,
Plain and embroidered
And black silk Bernous circulars.
Nouur du rsfott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

a UCTIoK.-BRowNE & NICHOLS WILL SELL. on
a. Wednesday, March 2 o'clock in front of office 50
street. pair bay horses years old is
hands high sound and kind both good saddle horses aud viii
travel together in $50.
Also,
long tailed bay horse, years old sound and kind l5
hands high good family horse will trot in minutes SAFE
perempory
Also,
chestnut Spanish pony years old sound and kind,
fecy gentle In saddle and harness. well worth the attention of
any In 0: such animal weighs 800 pounds and
nearly thoroughbred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

AT Ssa BRoApWAY.cG; IL FORT 4 CO HAVE
w%T Shf 81 JE ApEEnNSf p "a NRAss GSRss
DRY GOODS, MERCHANDISE, OR
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ANY DESCRIPTION,
Or will buy the ame for the highest cash price Ladies' and
gensmen wishing 70 obtain money for short periods pro
perry on known value accommodated at sight liberal terms
5Ss Broadway, opposite Chinese Assembly Rooms
A DyANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
"A Jewery or bought for the old established store
H. JACOBS CO. 33l Broadway Strictly CONFIDENTIAL no
loan office signs about the building Opposite The Broadway
A T ACKsON's-MONEY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS
"a watches jewelry plate dry goods merchandise and per-
sona property Of every description bought sold 10.
hEPH A. JACKSON auconeer and broker Ill Grand street
three doors west Of Broadway
A HoNIGMAN, DIAMOND BROKER AND GRNE
a. raj dealer, advances money diamonds watches lew.
ery and all kinds Of buys aane for tha
highest cash prices at his private Office 90 Nassau street. p
stairs, room No. 2 Business strictly confidential y
EsTABIJsIIED lsi7.-MONEy CAN BE HAD TO ANY
~ amount on diamonds, Watches jewelry pianos Ac Ac
or same bought Also pawnbrokers tickets Busness And
rooms private 46 Broadway corner OF Bfoone street. Loan
Office. Wv '''""
MONEY TO LEND AT MODERATE RATES ON DrA.
NI nonds watches jewelry silver clothing and personal
properly OF all descriptions Goods be redeemed any
ine within one year Persons requested 10 cali nj
private onicc Entrance by the hall door. H. BARNARD II
Imrd avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
MONEY TO JOAN-IN SUMS OF FIVE DOLLARS AND
vl upwards diamonds iewelry gold silver ware,
ac &C. or bought for the highest cash prices Apply OF "
Nassau street. room No. I,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Township Law.

The bin Changing the Il anuer Of doing town.
ship business having become n law, 1t VIII be
necessary ut the election on the INST Mohaay III
April next. to elect one Trustee VINO wall mere
after have the entire control and management OF
the affairs Of the township. We have heard no
one mentioned for the place, hut the public mind
will at once and almost Uni, ersally be directed TO
William Parry, Of the present trustees, as the
most competent person from his long expert
ence-his intimate acquaintance with the ousi-
ness of the townshp--his economy IN public ex-
penditures, and his Acknowledged integrity Ii
is not our business to attempt to lead in public
opinion, but the importance Of this office and
Mr. Parry's peculiar fitness induces rs thus freely
to express our opinion, but with view TO dis
parage the claims of any other citizen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

A FAIR WARSISG.--Wo are requested to say
10 those who are in the habit Of disturbing gate
keepers at the dead hour Of night, and frighte :
ing children into fits, that they need not be sur
prised If they should feel a certain kind Of round
substance pass through their Uranium, while in
the act Of such wicked sport; for be it asowu
unto you, O. ye who gcilty of such conduct
that catekeepcrs generally, are prepared, ard
have the right as well as all other citizens to d.
fspd themselves against all such ieudsh outrages
1t is TO be hoped that The above named practice
will be abandoned, as the gatekeepers do not WISH
TO hurt a hair of any ones head, and can freely
forgive for All that has passed but are Determined
10 defend themselves against further oltraSes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

rrg- Bro. Elder of the Jetiersouan and
the Pos, Office has rented the large room
below our office, and i fitting il " to occupy
A. Post Office. Book store aud Printing
osise. Politically we hope he will be beue-
& Ted BY lis proximity 70 our establishments.
God influences may have very beneficial
elect upon his hard she'll old lineism. Ii Is
= central location for the Post office. and the
change will be very satisfactory 70 the public.
The room is very large ard will accommo-
date the crowd which eollecs on the arrival
of the mails.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
OUR MUSIC FRIEND:
VwcIye Page, Popular tIusic 30

TW cIVe Fages Oh T ptsIiar = SIC TOT TO cts.
"0uK Music FRIExD' Is fIlcl with the best Piano
Solos. Duets, Songs. opsratic Arias Pe.kas A@zar-
kas, QuadrIies Wsl;zss aal every other species OF
musical comp ,sers; printed On assz7t must PAPER,
adapted % every srlle Of performer.
The saae qatatity Of mIsi,. pcassrel from the
regular publishers would cost than ten times
what charge.
\ years subscription to .oee 5IrsI-AL FstESo,-
will secure new and fash enable music worth lea..
Two HUspsnp DolLAxs, ana entirely sufioion; Ter
I tie home circle
/ PRICE TEN CENTS. WEEKLY.
Yearly. -; Half Yearly. - 50. Qasrtery. s. p.
+ The volume commenced on the fst December ISIS
T. B. SEYMOUR co, Proprletav<
4 lS. Fran fort street, New grk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~ Our friend and neighbor Maj. w. S.
Watt has gone east and will in few Wee ks
open an entire new stock for the wholesale and
retail trade. The Major is A shrewd purch-
aser- a good Judge of Observation-Disclosures
tely acquainted with the eastern market, and
the wants of our people, who many expect a
stock of goods which for quality, style and
price have never been excelled in this city.
He will occupy his old stand on the corner
Main and Marion streets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Splendid Farm for Sale.

FIVHE IN ie-isnad oeers for sale tie farm which
he resides three miles cast Of the city OF Rash
rfeul and rear the National Tur2tike. Il contains
ia.asrcs # the best quality # ta5Ic jaai1. acres
hIgh Of cultivation, ami - acres IN timber
o. the vory bet quality. There is On the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
Of ae au3 gfty growth Of the very best cultivated
kinds 80 Pear Trees the best varieties. -
Cherry Trees the prov ed varieties young
Or hard Of Apple trees. One half aere Of RasEhaF
raS One acre Ell in Strss berries. large let
81 7sebcrrias. Curraacs AMI other snail fruits
There i ou the farm comfortable dwell r.: and an
excellent barn, and all other necessary -hutldtng
The farm we'll waerei. and taken altogether IS one
OF the most desirable farms for profitable iEvesf neEt
and residence in this vicinity T. ptietor desiT
r ID change his business Will sell Il most favara
BE terms. iay1tes AL Who wish purchase TO call
and examine the premises, " en- the pEiee and terms
vili be made known.
GEORGE COALE-
Richmond. 2ai mo I-sh, 1873 I9--f
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TIME TABLE.

ar-iFals aal Dclo111rr1 q FT..Iager IrTi05.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
on ana and after 29th will aud dc
part d follows
Freight Leaves 7.a0 Passenger, $50 81 aai con
nj kDfomn
Passenger arrives as p 81; connects Richmond fer
Cincinnati Freight 800 r. ".
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
indianapolis press leaves at 90 Accommodation,
Q:I5 2. NJ Mail, G:j4 P. NJ.
Express Mail arrives s.5i A Accommodation, Hoo
A. 81; Night Express, IS p. N.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r r.
A. NJ Nh going West a 900 NJ. Mail
going 500 Express going West at lOls
y.
ga NJ, going East at . 90 Mail train
going East, 6:35 stops here Express going East at
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
\ GOOD OPPORTUNITY
TO Make NJ onov

Tue uad-rs gne offers i9r sale reasonable terms
| his property The corner Of Main ard Fifth
St. tazsther with the bus ard ehjnery used
ia conducting The House frame. Is BY 81 feet.
and = stories high The business ne engaged in,
j.. BOOSTING AND GRINDING COFFEE. AND
GRINDING AND PUTTING Up SPI ES-alI Of the
machinery doing this work and % the most
suas tantal kind. lie usrs G-4dfori's Cos Patent
Mill which is propelled BY one Of hi:e Bar gon :
superior Engines by the side Of the boiler. l.
placed his Coffee Rooster. and ereryth ng about the
establishments fixed with eye to convenience
and economy
He been lHborjng for the past year 10 bujlI ~
he has sgcceeed partialy but his want Of capital TO
prosecute ith the vger sh ui be done. IN order
mtAe pr IaS reluctantly induces him to We up
and sell the only course By which he can pay
of his iuIa gent creditors II tke ner chants and
crocers generally, of Richmond, would paTonz= this
estabI shmeut and his creditors indeed 70 grant
farther Iuiu geure.-he could establish The bus
fra basis and paw Of his debts; but larg
nrty at Them prefer sending their money Cn'um
bus AMI Cincinnati and buy inferior and impure
article Of gods patroliz~ hone man nfsrctorY
f~Hers IL s5id frst class and pure article Bat
CHANTS ud groceTs will Do they please ana the IN
d-rsie3ei he Therefore no other course
= left for hin bat to sell
The lot which the above Cstahl hmsnt Is situat-
ed, leased FIR three years, eighteen months Of
HhlEh has expired.
For az, &c, apply 70 the undersigned on tae
premises where the machinery, 81, can Be examined.
Il M0WRY.
Richmond March TO- 1850. I3tf
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Township Election.

nT JOHN :. LYLE is candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Justice tn Peace OF Wayne iowuship-
nI,- We are authorized to announce ENOS THOMAS,
ESQ as candidate election the Office OF Justice
the Peace.
r. We are authorized 70 announce WILLIAM DALBh
A. A candidate % Justice OF the Peace.
IT, We are authorized TO ammo unce Il. F. FULTON, as
a candidate or Justice Of the Peace.
Hv We are authorized 10 announce LOUIS MeCtL
LOuGu AS a candidate for Justice ~ the Peace.
TT, We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS y. YOUNG
as candidate f0r Justice OF the Peace.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Iosal5, alotites, Sc.
Richmond, March 10, 1853.
Morrison, Blanchard & Co.

TINS yell known BANKING HOUSE is at
all times fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaiaing to
their business.
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable lance
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished TO
customers, for any amount, free of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
or short time from one day upwards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Sermon on En9ilelity,

solicitation and request OF several Of the
LEVERS Christian the Rev Mr. Miller has
deliver sermon Iufielity. sabbath
event e the 9Th o March next Uuion Chapel. The
arrange meut with the parties, aud al
o attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

New TEUG STORE IL c invite the attention Of
the reader to lie advertisement Of Dl Owen
Thonns published in ago'ler oo.ump, Who has
opened Drug Store in the Old Stotn House
where he has choice selection Of prugs aud
Medicines warranted pure and u ieilter4red -
He will conine his trade to Legitimate D Isl ness
and being graduate of one Of the best Medical
Colleges in the country, is emiuently qualified
OF compound physicians prescriptions aud will
give it his personal aad special atteation. His
establishment Is neatly fitted up aai a.. ta.Ag3 il
order Gail and see him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

rS-The Grand Council and Grand CHARTER q
Masons Meet in Richmoud on Tuesday, 18th OF
May next A good time generally IS expec'eF
We hope there viii be very general attendance
The Companions ard Brethren in this city will Dc
t.eir iaiy by liberal hospitality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
The Hope Billiard Case.

Messrs. Perry Is Yaryan. Esqs.. will assist
our Pros Au'y. We heard it rumored that
Hon. O. p. Morton, was employed q assist
w. A. Bickie. Esq. in fastening this evil up
upon our city, il possibe but We trust it Is
not so.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Il. y. Teas,

Il. y. Teas,
p ECEIyED, LAST WEEK direct from France, alarse
8 package Plants. inciufing fine stocS Of Glen
ats or Virgins Bower IA IL Il, VERT = ciuoer Of
exquisite grace ui plorrapn spt md
81 each Also Artstol oc
hia Hutchlnans Pipe robust AMI tall growing sne
with iarrc scarlet pipe seapei dpwers 81
Those 1ha wish s,mehing and beautiful should Sc
cur stock supply il lin tied
ana they c4u- ut he hal elsewhere this eolutry.
CATALOGUES gratis. Address.
f. Y. TEAS.
Richmond, Indiana
March ;. SO. I2tf
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pTEp-This morning at : O'Clock, Miss matilda Ar
MOLD. daughter of the late Geo. Arnold
The viii take place saturday morning next a
10 o'cIock. The friends family ami the public in
NItel 70 atteud.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Religious Notice.

REV. WV. rAYLDR (CALIFORNIA STREET
PREAC5ER)
VIII preach on Sabbath norniug in Union Chapel
1919 ,'clock at o'clock P NJ to the Sabhtth
Schools and Young persons at Pearl Street Church
and in the evening a the ssme + ace
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Lecture.

Ds. T HESRY DAVIS will lecture before the Wash
ngton Institute on Saturday evening next The pub
Is are Invited "a attend.
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"A CARD.

TO my friends aud customers who have SO
long patronized me. feel thankful for your sup
port and Won will End !: to your crest buy
Vi me. sly close. bat do not wis or ex-
pect 10 run ms business down TO drive my custom
ers away. | feel | Offering goods on better
terms than sold them before, and can convince
you that II Is to your interest to buy of me
now than ever trast none will quit account
If my terms without giving trial
/ Eigbmard Ian 27 1859 IN GLEN SCOTT.
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The neapc%, Lumber Hstrd tot pa
DOWN vet.

aaN n YET
Not~ith.t41I5n tAe fS3-ehoois sal 'erh ru3e
r-sorteA 70 ~ L1uHer dssI-rs avs.k do~a
CHr.P LrSsEs Yksp tHsrsAy s4s5s5a thei- 8:5pss
large proats he subscriber ~eua rsspeetfu1is
netify al persons asns amher that If saaFogted BY
reasonable share Of patronage, he Is ds,er ai aja
present system % >z Pseyers 4ud
~tsh persons sui s-p .hs quality Lazahcr.
shingles ali she tine hsat his Cheap
Ser Yard the PASSENGER ePo;
Bills aIed no;os ana lowest rates for
CASH.
STEPHEN SECTION
Jar.27, ls5s.---ss Near shs Depot
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Provision Depot.

nASIEL SC0Tr, having purchased Of John Scott
y his in the Provision Depot, located near
the y ". corner ef Marion and Aain-entrsnee End
door Stanieys store. is now prepared TO furnish
promptly almost eYeryt thing IN tho Produce and Poul
Try line.
II repeatedly iuvites his friends and the public
yire hi call lie rsturns his sincere thanks for the
liberal 2a.roua eTetoeore extended to the old firm,
and sa:its a continuance Of the
Richmond. Jan ., 1883. Aft
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INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS
REF UBLIC1N CINDIDATES.

9 I. L r x
SOLOMON MEREDITH, WILLIAM W. LYSDE
HENRY DTIJZEL. JAMES Il. roe.
MOSES u iEE~DN: WILLIAM BAkER.
EDWARD HOEEKI5, THOMAS \ DCtbALE.
r L Q O r. ID r r
THEODORE RILEY, DANIEL CLAIR
JAMES II PRICE, CLAYTON BROWN,
WILLIAM WRIGHT, DANIEL hII-ELAAN,
b b BONEBRAKF WILLIAM r. THOMAS,
WV. L. FSHQEHAH. J. A. LUTON,
II. ). GEORGE. GEORGE POLAND.
p u d I T . Il
DESJAsITN L. MAETIN, DR JOHN CLfALR.
SYLVESTER JOHNSON.
co. COM NGISSIo IN Err
EDMUND LAWRENCE. WILLIAM NJ8RY.
J.. L. pIEHt
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~. w. HA,xEs has removed his heap
Cash Store TO second door west of Planners
Drug Store, opposite the Post Office, for few
weeks only. During he time. the old stand s
being rebuilt enlarged, a1i improved tai AID
see him. a. Haincs nI@ars kac. a large stock on
hand AID sells a rerp srqali fr s 5
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

RIcHMoyD CRY MuLS--Ne invite attention
to tie advertisement Of Mcssrs. Strickland d
Bridgand, published in another column. The
City Mills, under the proPr.etoTshP Of Messrs
5tIick and and NJ CIV Kinney, has been a most
successful blshmont, ard the change will not
make il less so. Mr.. Bridgaud, who has pur
chased the interest Of MIR New Kinney, is a bust
ness man Of energy aud ability, As has been Gem
oustrated by the extensive business he has built
p ard carried on in this city for the past few
years, realizing therelrom competence that
would satisfy many less ambitious men. This
success has been the result of untiring industry
and a stra ghtforward application 10 legitimate
business; but his energy viii carry forward sue
cessfuly any euterpr ise in which he may engage.
The proprietors of the City Mills possessing
capital amply sulficent--an intimate knowledge
of the trade of the country aud its resources
an extensive commercial acquaintance, and high
character for pecuniary responsibility and honor
able dealing, will succeed in adding to their pri
vate fortunes and TO the business Of city -
We may be excused for thus abiding to the com
paTativeIy private enterprise Of ,~o of our citi-
zeus, the public have an interest IN the success
Of men who are doing SO much as these gentle
men are to improve and beauiify our city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

+-*We kaow verdant pub. saer Of a Cews
psp.r = no labors for glory aud fla ah.'s- We
rsht5-t advertisements for grim.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~Our friend. Micamy Wassop, has perma.
nntly located in Hillsboro' His letter YES -
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Q. THOMAS nj. D.,
Drug gist & G h G m s t,

-AortH '>tIG -ldk2 I>tFeef, m &c a1OFS cISt IF
Starr Hall, RichHoad, Ltd.,
| Of Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils Dyestuffs. Warm
ishcs. Turpentino. Alcohol, Lard OIL Linssed Oil;
Burning Fluid, White Lead, Window Glass, Putty,
Paiut. Yaruish, md Whitew.sh Brushes Perfumery
and Fancy Soaps. Garden Seeds, Pens, Inks, Paper
and EnvelOps
chai,al purposes ONLY
s9y~ Terms low any other house in town
y. B-Ihe com pounding of Phi steal Pres ,riptions
shall be t1e especial object and the patronage
Of the public in this department IS respectfully soc
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March 10Th, 1853 1877
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

POCKET BOOK found the road between
Y Cambridge City and Richmond, few days siaca
For farther particulars inquire a. the Greens r
Valley Mills. or j. II ~LCstlSI
March 10 I~-9 l3-ag