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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-31

W H''NN' wipes aNolIltl tears
lifts aunthcr'S bead, bends anothpr's
heart, performs religions most bcnnti.
IA, must decent aud handsome cpro,
mony." ...
Hit isa SD,dN sacrifice 10 disconr
tinuc the nse Of wine, do II for the SAX"
of others Il it is pCW sacrifice, do
III for your own. .Sdma}J j. NaH
Work with a will, and also Win
Your hands aud head. It is such
that achieve the great things of this
word. Nothing is cas-, tba, has
value. laalneSs and sloih never
raised man above the grade ut n
monkey Work does the thing,, the
right thing, and the whole thiug.a
A noble and true Me is the ""'v
preparation that N"u need for death
1T i the only passport that viii st
cure Nou admission juro the " holy at
hotrs oi' the angr.wnrll prtpare
,o I've. and YOU need have NO tears
OF The Death Angel The ruoh aud
true need have Ia fear Of death.
All. ] would have YOU tmuk less
about being " gond and h,lng
kiud, aud more about yonr beng
''iu-t', ! would huvc you earnest,
not simply to ia k ahpnt rt1j.inn, hu
Ia l,c more honest towards the little
acvpi~od, neglected duties of each,
dav by day. Georgs HrD0uaiR
r,, ,;io ,,,s.o,, ,,,,o,s a,u.,
y'h ana I"" water '''oN' nave p'ort
Ear'h ".n'S got ai"A,S mower "0A
r"'p'iN'' h''l"N's 'h''' 'nN>' ''
s"'' u'ne' ana "'''''f "' h'rf'l'Ss
~" same INV "t ua''r' eN''hdS'r,'n
lowest m'"f'a' 'hlAls even 'N'" We
'h'' lj'tu'A' An' nnR' regions ~
WIN '''' sea a'I lhr nI'S. aS WIN
'h' rn''h 9hI ~ nNrNc''s, 50 WIN
the NINA ri I T"oT"N9'
some shol|av critic fhinte r,af
NJ. S,nwn's p,pk and Wh,te. ctc
v,ll urryrnt h,rhnlor. from no,l,iuo.
The i,loa DOES he immaoine mat
any "'' ~ IVY ,,'"'' W." ''.' ','"'
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''s'''', wv wa DIX '''
n"''" 'o' n'%n, N''''l'o'' we ''''
ave- '0' '','',>''','N~ ' "'','''N'',
WIZ never max" t'N ''hN ~ lh' "'N'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-31
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

wherever the Poke Roo grows, It has local
reputarion for curing Rheumatism and ps q Blood
rnrffer lu,tne sprfns he early shuNts are used
hy many people for . green's hecs' Sc Of their
health giving qualities With al ths local rep
ntation aud the praise ON time to time of eel
bowers II has been neglected by the profe sion
AZ large as much TIN ough want of a proper ap.
preciatlon Of It's merits. as a knowledge OF the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Lat Christmas eve Q lot Of
New Paris lads, provided with Aro
crackers. started out to have O good
time. Everything was we'll until
the lads halted in front Of Mr..
Johnson's house and gave q salute,
whena window was raised and . 70
turn was made With q pistol. Sew
e1al discharges we're made, the lads
cheering, when Il was discovered
that Charlie Wilcox was ssruck
with a bullet which entered near
the gfoin and took q downward
cousse, inliating Q painful feeh
wound. It IL claimed that the
shooting was accidental. Here 10
another illustration Of the fact that
people cannot be- too careful n
handling IRE asms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

The Rev. William n. Norton, while rssid.
ng 10 Brasil - Z Missionary, discovered 10
shas landof medicioes remedy for Consump.
lion, Scrofuia, Bore Throat, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Nervous Weakness. This rem.
edy has cured myself after Gil other medi-
cinss had failed.
Wishing 70 benefit the sudering,I will sond
tho recipe for preparing and using this rem.
x4dysto II Who desire i FREE or. CHARGE.
e rIeaSs send On envelope, With yous nsme
end sddsyss oulA. Adapo,
Ayv. WILbiAn q. NORTON,
nri5 ga 07D BnoADwAY,
37-iy-e1D.] Hsv Yosx CrTY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30
For The Palladium.
Another Venerable worker Gone.

Died a. Nav paris Ohm an rr..a., a..
1ath ;nst. Msnv S3nAves srs1 5s vssZ' 'A0
-
the deceased was native OF Bedford coun-
y, Pennsylvania, but he'd lived In New Paris
=. ~. w ,aS !, -o.o '-e,. ''' !
ing I'll tnese years sac endeafed herself %
the entire neighboshood, By dssds Of kindness
and love vharavar aufIarine humanity mead
"A .-....s- ,.,.-t.. ~. ~ -.
~ sS"pa'ny ana "e'P' ues oess soo osea
was always ready to relieve. None ware zoo
poof-none were TOO much dsgSadod-eo re-
ceiye ass:stance and neceaaary counsel and
.o,.o,.1;o, f,or 80. .....,-- - L.. - -.
s.us.'asSu LOU Ao. s.sss~.y ~ w. a4lu w
- 80 !, =. 49, 49,. :. ~
psAsa s'se ap' = s"ees onso % 1eS
memory. she sudefed long and severely BE-
fore the STRONG con stitutioo thAA IA homo
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Fous Evils.-Whoever habitually usee
any alcoholic preparations - "a "sppstisss"
Vill b likely 10 suffer from four evils, viz:
IN oveSplus Of food in the stomach, impaired
AhiIily 70 Ggest Z. the psngs OF Dyspepsia,
Restorative Of tho age, wfthout over stimuli
the 1he pslate Or irritating the stomach. i'm.
paste healthinl appetite, promotes digestion,
regulates The liver and bowels, puri6es the
blood ed thus, iusteed Of entailing four
svile, cod5en Understandable heocllts. l0-4d
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

s. A. Elaiff Davis, has q good as
so1tmcpt Of Millinery Goods, Just
the kind suitable Tor winter service
and issbions Bile Use. Ronnets and
Hats. Ribbons aud Feathers, in
short every article needed by the
ladies'. can be had ct fair prices at
her Millinery Store, N. Franklin
street. q few doors from Main, q
the OLD STAND.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

{ Rork3er. the dry goodsman, q
No. 270 Main street. ie going 20
slash things and II sou are want
ing anything in that line, at rare
bargains you can depend upoa
finding the same as his establish
'ment In dry goods and fancy
goods he has q largo variety 70 se-
lect from, while in carpets he 10
Offering inducements that defy
competition His complete stock
oSinrs are TO be closed out regard
less OF prevalent prices and evesy-
thing else will be seld q oosfspond-
ingly Low prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

The following marriage licenses
were issued siace our Lass issue:
Milton Bowermastes 70 Emily
Boughner Of Jacssopbu4g.
j. G.. Crawford TO Ma<gaee1
Cook Of Cambridge City.
Robert A. Porter 10 Mary E.
Vs2Iers.
VIM. 8. Barnes 70 Sesah e.
Jenkeus Of Dublin.
Daniel G Davis 20 FSacOle Csa-
meI.
Abraham B. Wislos % Leyinis
&hidlor OF Cambridge
Henry Starter 90 Thankful a.
short.
John F. Code % Rebecoe Caoud.
Peter F. Roller % Sarah FesQu-
con 81 Washington.
Timothy Clark 20 ElixGbeth
Burns Of E. Germantown.
Jfmes Mcguire to Mary Hiah-
land Of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

!. CHARLES LEIvE and Peter Ar
uold will establish q coal and wood
yard. on q largo scale, early IL the
spring. These gentlemen possess
the energy and capital necessary
20 succeed. Weare told tina. they
will lay 10 full stock OF wood and
coal when pYices are tho lowest
which they will sell at q Uniform
price, regardless Of tho low water
in tho river, or advanced rates Of
freight II they do this they will
be public bccefaotors.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

We met Fred Tangeman with
q market basket on his arm, yes.
tesdsy. On inquiring why Ia sthis
thusly, We were informed that he
was married Thu1sday evening.
Miss Ellen Wellenhamp was the
loung lady made happy. We wish
Fred and his fair bride long and
happy life.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

1nAxR1aN eTRSB1 IU1HBRAs.
These wae . large audience 10
a9tendanoe II the FSanklin - Lu-
thesan Church. AZ the remarks
wese all In German, which We
could mix ve5sta," No can nos
speak Of them undassaaadingiy.
bat rom she et1ict attention paid
By the audience, we suppose they
were very iniesesting. Their
Christmas tree MAS . beauty, but
NO did not see the usual number
Of presents appended 70 che Limbs.
81. AsDnYw's oaUnoH
The services al Sc. Andrews
Catholic Church were Of q very i'm
psessive character. The church
wac beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and tho music grand be-
yond description. We regret that
we are moi acquainted with the
names o2 the members Of 90. An
dfew's choir, Cor they deserve spe-
cia mention. IL Ia q lettering
tribute TO their talent 20 eay thaS
tho largo audience 5cma2oed thro'-
ous the entire services. 'dxinking
10 heir melody
81 AT 81. MARY'e CHURCH
There were services appropriate
10 tho occasion, bul we have no
report
ALBRIGHT alnTHoDlsT.
This school had fne Christmas
tree, which contained . present tor
every scholar. An hour was plea
sanity spent in social converse, and
listening TO o short addsess BY the
Pastor.
FRONT STREET LULHEnAN.
Front Street lutheran Church
always presents an attractive ep
pearanco on Christmas cvo, aud
never more 30 shan this year. Front
street is one Of tho most interest,"
ing eohools in the city.
The African II. E. Church dis
hibutod refreshments to their
scholass, and had . good time, and
The Sixth Street Baptist School
bad q fins tree. and . gifs for every
child.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

] The Marshal infosms us Mat be
has rarely known Christmas 10 pass
Of as quietly as The last one did.
Il was only necessary 70 oalaboose
two men during che entire day and
evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

From reports received By Gen.
efal Eaton, Commissioners Of Edu'
cation tho statistics Of Colleges
and Collegiate Institutes In the
United States there are two class
60 VIZ: Ofco!leges receiving males
only. OF males and females, 300
are reported: Of institutes, 1863,
the attendance % the same num-
bering 49.S27 pupils. colleges re-
oeiving males only. 2S6; institutes
LOGS. attendance 10 the same.
12840.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30
g&fHEeCONrHssIoNs OF AN INvA,

s@THECONFHSsION8 or AN INvA,
hid, publiihed - warning 70 young mss
and Others Who suder from nervous Debility,
Ac.. supplying the MANS on sELy ousB.
Written By one who cured himself, and
ssns free on receiving postpaid directed
envelope.
Address, NA1BAnrxI MAY1AIA, brooklyn
y. T. to-6m e7-6. n. r. Go.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

The Agent olsims for il, and no
doubt justly, that ''it ie the best
thing ever offered to the public.
for roasting meats. game, browning
ccfiee, baking bread, susk, pies,
cakes, 30,
Mr.. John Ball, who is the sole
Ageptdos tAis oosnty, can be seen
ct Chester Perfy's Boarding House
10 this city. No. 43, North Pearl
Sc sGiye him . call. lasiaa yss Il
4. Agents wanted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30
seap.ssons Foot y ssmers.

Ezra Nye 4 Starr. have now 9
largo assortment, various sizes, Of
those excellent foot wasmeYs which
ere just the things Tor keeping tho
feet warn IN sleigh-riding excur
sicns. Every gentleman should
be careful to supply himself wish
comforts like these lsdy-friende.
They ara q real necessity and will
retain warmth twelve hours.S
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

TIM LAp1's FaiHsD FoB JASuAas<-A
spendidly emhellshed numhss, hadinG -
With spirited skatiVg picture. ID Pct
Goethe AZ Frankfurt engraved In III higAer
- style q sst. There arealso bssutisal
eoloFed Fashion Plste, and shoios veod e.
Cravings, with profdsion oe fhshioo Illus
trations. The music 10 Why Dserest via
Thou Leave Mel' The literary matter =
excellent the poems particularly GOD; oos
ofshsm By Miss Prescott being Aneay Nus
tsatsd. Mrs. Henry Woods usw novel b
called within Tho Mszs; Of, Lady Aa6isnain's
Trials and opens with great dsal Of intss-
~, which Is certain 10 deepen b inasosttv
- the sssry runs on. Mission wssk,s end
The 8Aad,w Of Ghost ere eulissasd b
those spirited story illustrations whioh ars
. speciality Of this magasiae. sQussa Co
qustts,' oue Of The serials, promises 70 b
novelet Of a superior order. Every Depart
meut Of the Lady's Friend is adsirably allsd.
making il all. thats lady could dsSiss. Psies
$500 year. Four copies. %. Eight COPIES
(and ono gratis) Sls. The Lady1 Prieo6
and the Saturday Evening Posi- d. Pub
iished BY Deacon / Peterson. Philadeaphis.
Single copies for sale By I'll Eews Dealers,
end BY the publishers. price - oenGs-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30
70 Oonsumptives.

The adysrtioes, having been pesmsnently
cassd q hat dsead disease CouSumption, b
asimplc remedy. 10 anxious 70 make known
% his & How spfesers the means Of cure. TO
IN Ghdt9 Ilse Il, he will osud copy o. TIE
pusoosiption used, (free d chafgsL with ths
s., e, & :Ss 's cos. re e. Con-. co:
Buny1los, As7HxA. Bnoxcmfrs, 10.
Pos1icQ wiehdp9 The pse1csipelou will pleoo
Odd90ou Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
go South Third Street,
86-ly WnliAmGbufgh, MI
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

2 JoHR ". sFULaHUA, for MAUI.
gears = resident Of this city, hos
now living at Whitesides, Tenn /,
sent last week for four q Honey
& Cos piows. Our old friend is
90 well pleased with his mountain
home, that he proposes % nake Il
his future residence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Tho Beautiful Oratorio OF Esther
will DO produced again this eve-
ming. at PHILIPPE Hall. /. is pro-
duced In an admirable manner.
and the performance throughout
seaects credit on al engaged Ia is.
Don't lot this opportunity pass
without seeing Il. ''i g b'aass . !
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Thomas Lake. o resident Of
Philomath, was in the cit7 last
Saturday. and INDUCED pretty
freely In tho use of liquor. He
started home Saturday evening,
aud Was found next morning, near
Centfoyil!e, lying in tho road dead.
a co7oner's jury returned q YER
dict thas his death was caused by
intempeysnce and exposure. An
other sad warning.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

A leap year ball is talked Of.
-Guns. guns, a B. b Dickin-
son 254 Main street.
The choicest cigazs 10 the city
at the Elephant.
Fuss. cheaper than ever os D snl-
500 & Tompkins' Comes Of Fifth
and Main.
& Turkeys IN psofusion AZ tbe
Elephant. aoaaal
e The Elephant will Get Q splen-
did lunch on New Years day.
Pure wines and liquors, for
medical purposes, At the Elephant
Council meets in regular sessioa
next Tueetisy evening.
Cali 81 Msudenhall's China
'Ssoro sud get tea sot for %, 90 !
The Christmas dinner Of tho
Avenue House was ono o! the best
ever spread in shla oisy. /
b You can get 3 splendid China
too sen at Mennenhell'B, Soy 500.
Turkeys 81 McC ullongh's.
\ Oysters as McCullough's.
Quails at McC uliough's.
Celery 81 McCuIlengh's.
Buy your New Years pFovcndef
Of Mccullough.
Give the Fulton Market uall
for your New Years supplies.
Another steame. talked Of. Hur-
y u along.
Most Of oor Ice dealcrs have
their houses filled with as good ice
O. was ever packed In Richmond. .
A very complete assortment as.
Empress Cloth aaI Alepaoas.
cheap. Of
Ono. 81. KsoLLENBuo's.
The work on tho new Depot I.
progressing RAPIDLY, ,nosuiths.and-
ing tho weather
Splendid skating on tho river.
and the youngsters are making the
most Of it. 4Ie
Furs. cheaper then ever, at Dent
son 4 Tompkin's, Corner Of Fifth
and Main.
John Suffrins, the old reliable
halter, has eli the latest'styles OF
hats and caps, which ho 10 ceiling
at tho lowest prices.
A lne lot OF Black Alpacas God
Mohairs, for New Years st
GEO. Il. KRoLLENBURo'e.
The large cream cheese ae
Fletcher & Co. two-thlrds sold 10
one day. Tho largest retail sale
Of cheese ever made In Richmond
| In one day. Truth is mighty cad
will prevail"
There were thirty-nine deathe
in the city of Richmond during the
the months 4 September, Octobos
ond November Of which Is were
adults and IA were children.
| Timothy Wilson, Of Spiceland,
will lecture on Henry the VIII, In
Fifth 81. Friends Meeting House,
on Friday Jan 9Th, til P. NJ.
Brown Sheetings, Blesched mus
Inns and ell staple cotton goods;
cheaper than auction prices, at
| CIo. II. KNOLLyNBUa9'e.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

TIE Firth Street Presbyterian
1abbash School had their Holiday
festivities last evening, at the
Church. At the time Of GOING TO
press We could not obtain q report
-eavo that there was. q general
good time, aud tho PASTOR and
superintendent we're swlzxlT re-
mombesod.
Tho Holiday distribution Of pres
cuts taxes place at Central NJ. e.
Church. Now Years night. From
what We know OF the Central peo-
pie. We can safely promise tho lit
No people Of that eohooi q rare
treat.
The Lyoeun school will give
their holiday entertainment as Ly-
ceum Hail, next Tuesday evening.
Tho children will be we'll supplied
with appropriate presents, aftes
which the floor will DO cleared, and
the OLD folks trip tho light fantas-
TO toe until tie clock strikes II.
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DIED

BARKER-At her residence IN thie
cisy on Tuesday. Dec 18th, RurH A.
BAs4la. rslict Of the lase Mathew Be-
ker.
Tho disceasod was born 9 Newport,
Z. I. April 14sh. 1853, and Tor over
twenty years has been . resident d tha
city.
OO6AND-On the I7th q Deceu-
be1, l671, Mary Cosand deceased, q ~
residence Of her son, Gabriel Cosand
in Henry county, lndianA aepd IS
ysan' IL months and - days.
She waa born IN Peeuuimmone couuv
y, n. O.. on tho 18th dey d Oacembes.
ITS. and she emigraEsd 70 Wayns o..
Ind. 10 1922. moving to Henry eonnty
u 1924: She was consistene membce
Of The SOoisty Of Fsiends, nd - did
N the t1iumphs Of Christian hith.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

The ladies Of Now Ps1is realized
about o250 this week nom their
Fair fo- the benefit Of the Odd
Fellows Of that place. We UNDER
stand the Fsir will be continued
next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

"A young man form che country
tooh On too much beuzino On Tues
dag, and IN consequences beosne
upsoarioaa. and aeolssed himself
spilinSfoaa fight. AnlBtA 10 che
calaboose cooled HE aSdo1. y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Mayor Poe gsYe the Police force
OF this city an oyster supper last
Monday evening. The Mayor 10
reported as saying that he did not
furnish liquor On tho occasion, es
hs was afraid il would freeze while
carrying il home Don's believe
u. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

Wyeodoste Tsibe, /. o. 3. Il.
held an election Tor oficers last
Wednesday evening". With The fol-
lowing result:
John Riechast, Sachem; Conrad
Cfiok, Sen. Ssg.; Lewis Shower,
Jun. Sag; John 81 Cod1n. C. Of r !;
J. n. Paxson. X Of W., John Il
Popp, Prophet.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

/, 4 oo!osed mso, from DaRke
county, entered Tullidgo's gTo-
Gerry. Wednesday, with o live
turkey 10 his arms, which DO was
anxious to sell, as 10 belonged 70 Q
wider women, and sho wanted
q little coffee. He left his dog out
side. bus the canine wishing to
keep company With his master,
adopted q novel mode Of getting
70 him, by jumping through ono Of
the large plate glass IN the front
door OF trieud Tullidge'e grocery
The colored man Was mighty
sorry as tho aociden4,s bet wae
considerably more grieved when
Mr.. Tullidge told him that he
would DO required to psy el.50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

j. ID. Sufftins & Co. sold an i'm
mensc quantity Christmas week bus
ihey have o good supply for the
New Yesy trade.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

= The Hibernian Ball, at Phil
lips Hall, New Years night, viii be
ono Of the most attractive ever
given By this organization, which
Il talk enough 70 those Who have
atseuded their balls heretofore,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

New YsAa.-Dei0rc wc again have
Abe pleasure OF greeting the READERS al
tho Palladium. . new year will have
osea ushsssd in. May Il b delighted
With blessings to oil our rsadsss,.is The
wish OF tho Local.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

About dusk. Saturday evening,
tho bells on the second engine
house eeAt forth al alarm Of fra
The wind WAS blowing . gale, and
- . consequence greatly excited
our citizens who turned out en-
masso. The alarm Wos oooosioned
BY The burning out Of Q chimney.
No lcss Was sustained, and every-
body bseathed easier when 1ho7
discovered the Cause:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30


i. "a big blow.-Old BoYeas was
abroad last Saturday night, and
played sad havoc with shade trcos,
awnings and signs. The heaviest
loss we have heard OF Is thst Of
VIM. L. Brady, who losses two fine
signs for which no paid 900.
Nathan Faslow'a residence Ia
West Richmond came nca: being
badly injured. A large tree near
BY was blown down, and the limbs
broke several windows nnd shut
tess. Il was truly Q hair. bseadsh
eacepe. @
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-30

{ -Stigleman has no superior a.
an artist. His pioturcs arc admired
by ell who examine them. COM
mence the new year BY leaving an
order for Q TAO simile Of yourself
Or frie1d. His rooms gro on the
oornes Of Main and Marion, third
story.
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IS for leass money =. s4a m.,.. q, Cail : soe.

Tn PnssoEoouuAI JoUn1sAl, Tor JaBn4y
3 etill ID To edvuoes. For pondlng - oaDs
spicy. vigoe - spisiasd end hisA-eeseas. II
Januasy apmhss hae our vavmsoe commsod-
alton. 4 capital bsginsing Of ~ New lear
The following are among ~ articles: 3. B.
WashbuSn, or Minister 10 Fsonees Whaa
Can ] Do Bessf cheerful Owing; Joseph r.
Thompson D, D., Late Of Ne Broadway
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Pobltsy was newer 60 sbuedspD
IN eus nesitss a. during the pass
week or two. Almost any oDe could
afford q Moe tushey for Christmas
dinner.
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i RSMovAL.-John FL. Diokman
will remove his stock Of hardware
aad cutlery to the old BEacken
ridge stand, under Phillips Hall,
January LIST 1872, aud has assooias
tod himself with John 81. Rolling,
Of Cincinnati. They will lay IN
an extensive stock Of hardware.
cutlery, glass, oils, paints, iron,
nails, horse shoes, DO, 3d., Cali
in and exsmine our stock and learn
our prices before buying elswhere.
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z lssseusgh Cincinnasl, ana 81. Los,
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