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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS :!

TO MERCHANTS, MILLlNERS, ROBBERS DEALERS IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, AND CASH BUYERS IN ALL SECTIONS
 OF THE COUNTRY.
 THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK,
 JNO. FARRELL.
 ESTABLISHED 1858. NXTE have originated new principles new w era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this business PLAIN, SIMPLE, AND STAPLE AS THAT OF BROWN sHEErINGs.
 WE SELL FOR CASH! WE BUY FOR CASH ]! We satisfied with PER CENT. PROFIT. Ask no Second Price. We have all our goods marked in PLAIN FIGURES, so that man, woman, and child ' buy alike," and receive the full value for their money.
 Our prices for the best Tafeta Ribbons, all coors, are No. 12 cts. per piece, No. 354 cts. per piece, " lal5 :. :. :. 657t :. z, /" 2o4 '' 9s7a /" 251 ss 7" F Sl O74
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

61 n1l1A LBS. fresh WHITE LEAD, from ~sVVV Jewett & Sons. Brooklyn, Belle vue and Boston White Lead Co.'S.
 1000 lbs AMERICAN ZINC, and 900 lbs. FRENCH ZINC just received, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers
 VENETIAN RED, SPANISH WHITE, FRENCH YELLOW, CHROME GREEN AND YELLOW, AMERICAN AND CHINESE YERMILLION, i, BURNED UMBER, &c., always on hand. A large lot of pure AMERICAN FINISHED OIL just received and selling cheqp
 good assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, ACIDS, 0ILS &c.,, at the lowest rates. Physicians Prescriptions quickly and carefully prepared at the Drug Store, South street.
 J. c. BECKWTTH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
FISH! FISH :!

FISH FISH NTO. X 2 Mackerel in Kitts Bbls. N No. Shad, Codfsh &c.. at
 VIM. H. BRAMAN'S June 9th.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-10-06
(COyTINUED) Letter from the |" UbIunitOus.' .''

Tucsoy. SFrE 2jth 1859.
 EDITOR ARIzoNrAS, .Sr:-We left Dona Ana in a splendid coach drawn by six fine males. and an outrider; and did not change animals again for nearly loo miles, until we passed the joy1ada dei mserto, Courney of death.) des- ert of 90 miles It being tbe rainy season, waterw found in abundance all along the desert-the line however, in every instance. when crossing tAis desert, carries water for the passengers aud animals We stopped several times to feed, make coffee, etc. Saw no living thing, except occasionally, a sueaking Cayote. and one solitary Antelope which came within one hundred yards Of the stage, and stonped gazing with perfect wondermeut, at the mov- ing mammoth on the lonely desert. II fired at but missed it, Gas the stage logged Along) when it bounded swiftly away upon its tiny hinty hoots, and was soon lost to our view When we neared the other side of the desert there were two dead bodies lying by the road side IL was supposed at first, they had per. ished for want of water they had been dead about two weeks l learned the sad story of these poor fellows when the stage reached tb. station on the other side They had been drinking, and paid for something to eat. They stated they were on their way to California. and were informed that they had better take the river route They appeared to understand per- fectly well what they had to go through. cross. ing the joraada-each had an army canteep filled with water-and after they had made twenty miles or more, of their journey, the stage met them, gave them water to drink. and filled their empty canteenA The murdered men had been soldiers at Fort Craig. and while at the station house. on the edge of the desert flashed their money in the presence oi some " groasers, ' who appeared to To watching them, and who, no doubt fon
 murdered, and robbed them of $ each Gall they possessed and two draroo .x,shoot. CTS. It was given out in this Mexican town that they had perished for want of water. or that the Indians had killed them It could not have been the work of Indians, for they seldom or never prowl on the desert, aRd notbinr was taken but the money and pistols. Indians would have taken belts, clothing, etc. And further in proof that they did not perish for the want of water few days after the murder Co., "JAcK " COLLINS, citizen of the State Of Texas, examined one of the bodies, and found bullet hole and blood marks, the other body was lying some distance of, and their be- ing lady in the stage, who became terribly Mir Collins did not stop to examine it. Three weeks aherward, on my return, ] saw two fresh made graves, which noted the resting places (ofthe little the Coyotes had lcft) oi their mortal re mains Iuuderstood that the Commander at Fort Craig had sent out a file of soldiers to perform this last sad act for their late unfortunate comrades.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
Horticultural Library.

Downing Landscape Gardening and Rural Arehite,-
tars win Supplement, by Henry Winthrop Sargent,
Ed. ls5a. - 90
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees Of America. Re
yised and corrected IS Charles Downing FL. 1859 20
Elliotts Western truit Book. Ell 1859. ! -.
ThCmIs American trut Calrurisr. illustrated " it'll
301Q accurate figures Last Ed, -
Barry's Fruit Garden, illustrated Last Ed. =.
Col-s American Fruit Book Last III. 50 cts
kreeks Flow er Garden New HI ! 01.
Parsons the Rose. It's history, culture &c. o..
BUST on he Rose, win easr4giass. Al Ell, wi \
additions. IS cts.
r.rlee on the Strawberry, 9Th Ell with Appendix
Price 81
kern's Landscape Gardening, ! 81.
smiths Landscape Gardening with Notes aai Hi
tions. -.
American Gardener and Florist lsth FL > cts
Baist's Family Kitchen Gardener. ilu.tratsd.-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

FIRE.--The old mill building near the pa
per mill was burned down on Tuesday even
ing last about nine o'clock. 1t was beyond
all doubt set on fire, as it has not been occu-
pied for years We learn that Thomas lreton
was considerably injured by the engine
passing over his breast. lie was thrown
upon the ground as the engine was going
down the hill, north of the Methodist church,
as it passed over gutter. Several others were
slightly injured, but it is hoped they will
soon be out again.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
MERE M MENTION.

II is supposed that half million dollars
changed hands on the result Of late billiard
match in Detroit: this is mild, innocent and
hea.hful amusement and nary gambtmgl-
We are informed that teamsters in this city
are making. during the summer months,
from 81 to So per day; and that several
more could end constant employment at
these paying prices.-Jos. Smithmeyer and
brother bought lot Of Jere. Hadiey, situa-
ted on Markets. west Of Washington St,
for $500; they intend putting up dwelling
thereon shortly A portion of our German
population held pic ME in Poe & Railsback's
grove, south Of town, on Sunday last; the
German Brass Band discoursed music for EN-,
and twas supposed that New Orleans had
come to our neighborhood on a VISIT. y.
Burbank Of Falls City, Nebraska, now on
visit to Richmond, lost rear $4,000 worth OF
dry goods. boots and shoes, groceries, &c.
by The sinking Of the emigrant steamer VIM.
Baird. on the 2 lst ut., in the Missouri river:
bis stock was insured. we learn, to its full
amount in a Missouri Insurance Co.-For
the quality Of music furnished hy the two
Richmond Brass Bands at The late Odd Eel
lows celebration in Cambridge, our neighbor
of the Bulletin compliments them highly, and
they well deserve all the praise bestowed
The fruit crop in this county is yet uninlured
-Thos A. Dugdale's Sewing Machine, OPP
crates to a charm it's going to be paying
institution. Our friend, w. S. Addleman,
is now engaged in plas'ering Bridgland's
handsome residence it will be ready tor oc-
cupancy about the first of August.-Two
CirgHyeS are advertised To ba here shortly
one on the lth and the other on the eth
inSt.---John Mason. has opened shop on
West Main-st., for the repair and manutactu
ring Of furniture - Raddshes. Onions, Let
tuce and Cucumbers, are now to be had in
Our mar ketA friend of ours is getting up
the model for a new combined Reaper and
Mower; persons who have seen it feel conf
dent that it will be tie machine for reaping
and moving. Jonas W. Yeo. is now enga-
ged in the Thrashing Machine business with
his father in-law, +. w. Robinson. H.
Popp. Esq, is doing good service prose
cutting attorney; both he and Esq. Lyle,
deserves the thanks OF the entire community
for their efficiency in the fearless discharge
Of duty.--Will Payne, up stairs at Citizens
Bank. has the Waverly Novels for sale. and
>oll.its every body 10 call. examine and buy:
he supplies customers with all the leading
periodicals and newspapers on the most la
.orahle terms. 1he Vaughan Brothers have
erected a new and suitable sign in font Of
their Paint and OIL Dcpot.---Sam. Elder, Is
again in the Periodical business at the Post
Office Book Store, where all he latest Mag
aznes, Newspapers, &c., are for sae.--Ihe
Junior Sons have concluded to have their
semi annual party which was is to come off
on the 13th inst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
WAYNE County Fair.

Tie next annual Fair of the Wayne County
Agricultural Society will be held in this city
commencing on Monday, the 18th day OF October
next The time has been changed to enable many
Of our mechanics and farmers to attend the State
Fair which takes place on the week immediately
following the time previously fixed for holding our
C,tnty Fair. which would have preciuded their
attendance a. New Albany. As it is expected
our next Fair will be attended by many persons
who cannot attend the State Fair, every effort
will be made % make It attractive ana oehehe'a
70 the great interests for which 1t was eStaoHs"-
ed The Premium List viii be published Ia lie"
DAYS and we shall be pleased TO forward copies
of it to all who may desire them. 1t Is hoped
every friend of agriculture will 60 to work to pro-
duce something for the next exhibition. Let US
show the world the products of our valley
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
Farmers Library

Stephens Farmers Guide. with Notes By P-of Nor
ION. volumes octave, with numerous illustrations
500.
Thaer's rrincipIes ct griculture 4,h Ed. g 50.
Hunter Sa-u-4I3sy ;. %.
l0uatt & Martin Cattle Their Breeds, Nausge-
aent, SC, with % illustrations Edited by stew
.ns g ..
Youa,t, Skinner L Randall, on Shee-, with i!ustra
ions. with remarks upon the culture q Fine y 0ol in
Sii-sIa. 81 p
Aliens Domestic Animals. The History aod De--
ription Of the Horse, Mule, Cattle, Sheep Swine. ana
FaTm Dogs, with directions for the cement. and
preparation for profitable market. Together with
sull details # the Dairy, - cts.
SINNERS New Pocket Farrier with Prize essay Oh
Mules. with Supplement-, ISIS - cts
adds Modern Horse Doc or Eighth thousand, 90
American Horse Tanner 20 cts
J0hnson's AgrIcul rural Chemistry, New Ed 81 .
ioaman's Household Science numerous illus.sa-
tions 81 -
Brownies Field Book Of Nanurez, embracing the IeaI
prlnc pies Of Practical aud Scientific Agriculture
Illustrated, s. -.
Nasa'- Progressive Farmer, - cts.
MarshaI's Farmers and EN- grants Hand Book -
Evans Dsryman's Manual. illustrated. . cts
Blake's Modern Farmer, ns 10 the Country s.
Dicksons s kerr's Ornamental ana Domestic Pou!-
try. illustrated BY - original portrsit 4th Ed, Do
Saxtcns Rural Hand Books, . each
Pests Of the Farm Weeks Bee Manual
SINNERS Elements Of Ag- Bennets Rabbit Fancier.
rieuI:uFe IoPhan's Chemistry for
Richards q on the Horse. Farmers
Miles The Horses Foot Dana en- Naaures
Richardson n Hog. Nl5urn on The Cow
Z" Honey Bee. Reemelin's Vine Dresser.
American Rose Culture de1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Ice CREAM SaLoo>-Mr. |. T. Sage, late
OF Dayton. Ohio. has taken the room formerly
occupied by L. Elliott, on Pearl Street, and
opened saloon for the sale of ice cream,
soda, and other healthful beverages. No
liquor will be permitted about the premises
He keeps all kinds of candies. fruits, &c. and
from his long experience in the business he
feels confdentin being able to meet the wants
of the people. Cali and see for yourselves.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

CRY Book SroRE-We have several times
looked through the establishment Of car friend
Smith of the City Book Store He has fine as
sortuen: ofworks in ell the departments of litera
tare school books Of all nds, stationery. &c, &c
we especially invite attention TO his stock Of pa
pers. ea bracing almost every variety, and st pri
ces below anything We haze ever seen 10 this city.
Any person desiring anything il this Inc, can be
supplItd 81 Mr.. Smiths.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Ice CREAM SALOON Our friend DURAN
one door west of the old post Office, where he
will keep all kinds of candies cakes fruits.
soda water, ice cream, &c. &c. He las fit
ted mp bis rooms in very neat style, and will
endeavor 10 give full satisfaction 10 all who
may palrcnise his rooms. He has fitted up
room especially for the ladies'. and respect
fully soHcts their custom.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

10 particular atsen oo q those VIC ere
about 70 make spring purchases q Dry Goods s' The
stock now hand the New lorSetoe Lazy saa'tlos
nav. ms been made ~ extensive purchases in the Eastern
low rrie-s s-i offered prioss
rh have excesi in chcapne~s IN this city or
in the West present style Of dres SNois very rh
neat, There ret<~n Thy 1r Aaies sao @2'
- the rest richly aud ladies' in the country
Go 70 aud the evidence vii be found upon ms
shelves and counters profasson heIeao%r sns
So York Store II. Star. Hall building
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TIME TABL T..
arrf1a!s and Departures II Passenger Trains
Cinclnnatl and Chicago Rallroat

Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
April ith Trains Will arrive and depart
s follows:
freight 500 "a, Passenger, 900 and con
meets a Kukpnn tor Peru.
Passenger arrives 0p connects at HcELond for
Cincinnati. Freight 40 P. n.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Morning f. press leaves 40 Evening Nail 20
p.
p
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves r r.
A NJ Mail going West 900 Mail
going West at 500 Express going West at lOl5
r.
"a Mail train going East at 90 Mail train
going East, G:3j, stops heei Express going East at
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

CHRtsrIE Il. HuFF, our County Treasurer elect
has appointed our young friend }. LEMON, deputy
Treasurer. and we feel confident that the Ire asur
er's Office will remain as heretofore popular n
stitu,on, and that they will fnlly sustain the high
reputation old Wayne has ever maintained Tor
having her Offices SLED with gentlemen whose
honesty and qualifications wera second 70 none 10
the country Christie takes his Office IN August
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Ixr.Nors- Several small boys were made
drunk nv liouor said to have beea sod TO them
b. Fred Bochir on Saturday evening last
What steps have beel taken to pan'Sh nun 'o'
this outrage. we are not advised. II the law is
inpotent, there is another po'eer which might De
exercieed with good result TO community
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Reuorating Liquid for extracting grease GU
paints, &c from all kinds of linen WOODEN, siN or
cotton goods. 4 most excellent article prepared
by Caho * Makln and foc sale at th store OF
w s Watt. Try it, aud you will have no ex-
cuse for grease spots soiliug your carpets u your
dresses, coats or rarts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

rv- The Junior Sons OF Amsrica gave two
exhibitors in the Starr Hall, last week, which
were largely attended by our citizens, and which
cave much satisfaction Engagements prevented
oar attendance, but we have heard that the- have
been requested to repeat them which Is an evil
dence of the approval with which they we're re-
eaivai
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

SINGERs IMPROVED FANII.y SEWING MACHINES
Mr. Z. T. Livingston, agent for the sale OF this
popular Machine may be found at the store Of
Mr.. 5. Bells, where be will be happy TO show
them to such persons desirioas af procur-
ing the neates, cheapest and best machine now
In use. The fact of this statement can be verified
By cslus and examining it for ' selves
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
Good Books.

\ FRESH SUPPLY OF
Beecher's Life Thoughts.
Auroerat Of the Breakfast Table
Christian Life, by DR. Arnold Of Rugby.
t'u;hrie's Inheritance Of the Saints, 1859.
Tunck's fhetsm. Prize Essay.
Nortun's Gsuutness of the Bible.
Sehautil RS Last Days of Christ.
Memorials Of Early Christianity, illustrated Edward
Mall; WayIand'- University Sernon-; Way 81 saliva
ton BY Albert Barnes sermons Tor the People BY f
E Huntingdon Pulpit Elo4aence Of the Nine teenth
Century. Il, Sc.
April p. 1859. lqtf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

C,mpbeH .uinstrels See the advertisement
Of tbi, troupe in another colcmn. The Press
wherever they have been, speak 10 high term o.
them as a Band and as vocalists-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

WArERISG THE SrREErs.-During the last
few days of dry weather, we have heard fire.
qu,nt inquiries about the contractor for
sprinkliug the streets. Mr.. Jones has not been
able to get his machine to work satisfactorily,
but will be en- hand in a very few days. and
promptly there after keep down the dust.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

- ! he municipal election in Ceatreville, on
Monday last was an exciting one, The question
Vas, hog a., or hog cut The hog up ar,y
trinmpLed; 50 we suppose hogs will not be per,
mitted to run at large in that town. hereafter
A good arrangement Oar friend Major Dough
~ was reelected President of the Board Of rrus.
tees position he has filed for many years,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

% y ,than Morgan will he at the Market
House on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn
ines ready to supply all who may favor him by q
call, with a superior quality OF meat lie h'''s
the very best that the market affords ana II 20"
want good article call at bis stall and our word
for il. YOU will be satisfied.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
MORRISON, Blanchard & Co.

TINS well known BANKING HOUSE is at
alltimes fully prepared TO grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business.
Discounts made daily. upon acceptable nance
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 dav upwards
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Horticultural! Syciety The next meeting Of
the Horticultural Society will be held in room
in the Palladium bull ing, on Saturday the I4.A
inst. at > O'Clock, 7. NJ. \ full attendance Of the
members is requested.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

- The National Med cal Sooeiy is row in
session at Louisville, ny Dr. Calvin West, 81
Hagers own in this county, IS one of the Vice
Presidents Or Butler Of this city. is delegate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
BALLARD'S
Ladies' Shoe Mandatory,

Pearl 81. opposite TIE Waraer Ba'1d'ng.
su>HY subscriber aPsnsf Al ihs shove place.
ii -hep exclusively fer tae 1zsrafast1er q
Ladies' and sasfd reu,s shoes
U.yfrg "a tAr4 large s1d varied stock 81 EatsriAi
a. a. te.: crafty he = prepared - MAKE to
a. sra q LssTes al Ch2dreas shoes thAt
tr he sun-.sntzi 2NHrsr- No Eastern
,.eta-v sozs FIJI ksp. has ali -25ss zoA
49, he either nth his EarGs
- .uv.rar and Narrated 70 re s@gr~sss.sd
ri .4t4kf.cGISz.
axrf perhaps. the EArg~st stock. sf eAp facssry
.o-s a. get he Eona3 a
gseszonz wI ~ kept &o4 fzrElAzet
-. ss:aSEiEhz1t
a BALLARD.
March ~. ls5s l.sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
School Teachers Library.

should include as3cal stulies, by Sears Eds ard
FELTON,, school and School Master By Potter Einer-
SON. theory AMI Practice of T-athiny Pa se Thes.u-
rus If English Words, Roget; Theory Of Teach ing
Peabody Aunuat Of >eipntii, Discovery for 1889
Wells. Vocal Culture. hurI";k " Russell; American
Debater, NcELlg1tt; Dictionary Of Popular QIostons
Iaa.Lar. M..a-. Z. .-....r- s.,
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HIGHLANDER.

T. model IN sz stt-nant IN: - his style.
tioa AMI color ". d-u-e i proaa4as-i ~ ali
- b. unsurpassed IL IS seventeen aI"t- higa.
tsFt olg. %. ~ All -. wei-as fSfH psLuts
.T = sf!=u II o-e-isr IL INV - f3lal ar
stab ea Msai.ys. Tassttrs AMI Teiasslay- al ca
We. ani tn o.he- three dss- ~ Boston. Terms
: insure
: season - either horse to be eiyen tie best
sucking eel; from Proud American Wayne Ch.ef 70
be sauwn d she next tluufy tair
SPINNING i BENNETT.
b--s, :. I1Eg = IN
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Spring Millinery Good:

Spring Millinery Goods
15lsaES NEHEHaSDS> have removed their
tta5fsh,n Etis residence Of ; Lynie.
Pe5rt tr:h Nan Street. opposite the Warner
Bu1ItT- and Asve received dire from the Esi-ra
ctt4=-, large assortment Of
Bannet>, Flat. Shakers Flow ers TriInmi :,
&c which they IaIies Richmond. vioiu
ity Uai igaSorIuE the lowest pes-Ihr
They stsntly receiving the latest fsataus.
LADIES' invited 10 call aai examine khsir
Richmond March - 1853 5 in
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Splendid arm for Sale.

II He un1erei5nal gf-rs for sale the farm on which
L resides three miles Of the city Of Rich
.r,aal and the National Turnrike Il contains
le} Of the best quality of tia5c .aui-7a acres
high state Of cII.ir AM 81 sres in timber
OF the very beat quality. There i IN the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
OF fas ana hr fly growth Of the very best cultivated
kinds 3l1 Pear frees of the b-st varieties 50
Cherry Trees Of the approved varieties voun.
Orchard cf Apple trees One half acre Of Rasrber-
ries One well set in strawberries. large 1T
Of Cfoo=ebarrlss. Cur-aa:s and other small fruits
There the farm comfortable dwelling api an
excellent barn, and al other necessary buildings
The well wstsred, and taken altogether - one
the desirable farms for profitable investment
and residence II this vicinity. PROPRIETOR iesir-
in % change his business wiz sell It on most fsv1ra
ole terms Invites a, wan s-h - purchase to call
and examine tie premises, when the price aui terms
will be made Known
GEORGE COALE
Richmond, 2al M. 17ih. Is59 loft
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B Ol0gna Sausage?
STEAM WORKS.

,uyUE an.ersgre5 respectfully Announces rells.
c3,4Esrs q Richmond and sc 9gnaIux eoastry
thss hAs erected Stem Apparatus for cGtt5nE
manufacturing Bologna Sausage OF Superior 2aiity
- Ma street. 81ildlrE waali be pleas
- ID .ap7y -iri-uas ard all cal Elh a. good
az article they
He Is also prepared aci PIT - pork those
prefer doog sailing their
packers ths coming f@l Ant ~zzte- His prices ths
shall reasonable
-sce-s IN different 70 give hlz
'A-'' PAILosos VIRGINS.
us-~A u Ess- lssf
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For Sale.

GONE Beant.fa ]oss Of Land from oae "a FIVE acres
= situated uj.e west # RlehIuoni On the Nation
Al Road The above Lots san De bought On fve annua
payments. vita per cent interest.
JOHN P. SMITH
Sep Is. ISIS 40tf
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WAYNE CHIEF.

Tas fashionable h!3oie tr3tte- a. N ca2aa -:itdr
II his class, sni make bet:ar time - 80 is
than any other stallion ii he State. lie IS
DARK tay IS hsuls atEh sal considered by Ja3-sS
tbs most promising ting stallion II rAe st.
II this atways really : shav the pcaaf- H
NAY be .guli stable r. -hzla-lj .arla. n
Sc ts=H. Terms : t. insure.