The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-06-28

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cular saw mills and steam engines Mr.
BargioD is now building Woodworth's Pat
ent Planning Mil. number of which be hal
orders for. Iron fencing is also made .
this establishment, a sample Of which may
be seen at Mr. A. NJ. Miller's new residence
on North Fifth street. He is also building
a large number of sugar mills With treble
gearing, ia which three revolutions are Oh
tanned, prod icing three times the quantity
of syrup in the same amount of time and
costing bu, . small advance. This esfao-
Ilishment does their work in an excellent &c d
! worknanlike manner.
/ Joseph Dickinson's Pump Mandatory,
on Marion street, should not be overlooked.
After visiting bis establishment on Monday
last, we voted him great bore. His Dor.
ling machinery is very complete, and be
makes pumps of all kinds and descriptions.
among which is Patent Case Pump. much
in use. constructed with veu,ilators for warm
air. making the water perfectly secure from
freezing in the winter season. Besides these,
he keeps on band large assortment of iron
and brass pumps and deals 10 articles for
Plumbers use. His trade is large AID he
supplies a large extent of country besides
the trade. Four hands are employed here
aided by motive power. With aseven years
experience in England and twenty years
residence here. be is perfect master Of his
husinasS ard m p.tronara
In the vicinity of Gaar's establishment,
we stopped for moment into J. P. Laws's
Tannery. where we found several hands at
work in manufacturing sole, upper and har
ness leather, made by peculiar process
originating with Mr.. w. III. Study. who is
connected with Mr.. Laws in the manufac-
turing of leather. From this place we had
designed visiting several paper mills in the
vicinity. blu, i: being late we proposed to
make a special visit to the paper and wool
en- mills about Richmond for another issue
and We design giving these separate
notice.
Besides the manufacture of leather, har-
ness, &c, we find that carriage making is
branch Of business which is extensively car
red on in Richmond. On Marion street,
opposite the postofce. is the mandatory
Of s. r. Lippincott. Esq. who is engaged
in manufacturing light carriages and wag
ons. In his sale room we found some fine
specimens of workmanship in the shape OF
bugsies. rockAways and light Wagons
Mr. Lippincott's business is not confined en-
irely to this State, but he does considerable
work for Ohio and Illinois. He employs
Is hands constantly, and is receiving more
orders for work than he can fill. On !
Fort Wayne Avenur, S. S. Stratian manu-
actures at his shop very nice article Of
ight wagons. and ID. 3. Strattan assists him |
n the iron work for the same Messrs.
Crocker d. Co, on Main street, east of the |
Meredith House. also manufacture light |
wagons and carriages. employing some or
10 hands. Their work is Of a superior
lyle and is much sought after. Not far
Ibove Crock er's establishment is the shop !
II NJ. Parry. who also builds carriages and
shops doing carriage work. of which we !
nave not time or space at present TO give a
special notice Of.
Among the saidlery establishments of
his city may be found that of Messrs S. i
r Virgins IL Co, on Main street. Here is
a splendid article OF trunks
and saddles, and their collars and harness
cannot be beat. They employ some Is
,ands, 6 Of which are engaged at their ex
ensive tannery. They have an excellent
md well selected assortment Of goods for
ale in their line. An excellent photograph
# their employees has recently been taken
~ Watson Il Estell.
The above is bu. mere mention Of what
S doing in our thriving little city. From
ime to Time we shall be among our manu-
aciuring friends and notice what they are
LONG, and all we ask is for them to come |,
lloug and advertise their business literally |
and We will notice them literally. We are
indeed glad to notice anything of business
interest in our city for it promotes the in
terests of Richmond abroad as well as at
home. We hope to see our beautiful city
prosper and thrive in business Of all kinds
this summer.
ES- We are indebted to our Dung friend
John Mcpherson, for some luscious cherries