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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

vepaana. ahsunr - -.
Many articles arc beeoCo -
cure for that most oe1llo - ter
menting disease the Rheunat -
from close observation re aso - IL -
lieye they have to very grcae
failed to produce that desirable - -
NAV Il rot be attributed to til i.
articles said 70 cure this treuhl >
order are also recommended o euN
most every disease with which our
bodies are attacked. and in their PrGpol
ton that object - kept IN view, v6x :
have the medicine . cure for all de
The Vegetable Rheumatic drops as0e1-
ferred to the public ~ sure remedy -
chronic and inaamatosy rheumatism, aud
as no case u known where . cure vas
not ef5ec,ed We are Justified in declariae
IL a valuable medicine for that painful
disease, and for no other Is it recommends
ed.
"A fer Ghoa Ne aa.y seseinesisls 81 its ef-
fesey are siees Sessr.
Messrs. O. + S. CrosSy + Ce.-Gen-
|tlemen: feel happy IN having il in my
power 70 state to you the good eject your
vegetable rheumatic Drops or sure rcme-
Idy had in restoring me from sick bed.
In The month Of April last I was % az
1iceed with the inllammatory rheumatism
That was confined to my bed. Twas en-
tirely unable to help myself lcould not
50 much as turn myself in bed, a11 il was
with the greatest difficulty that could be
moved in II: tried various kinds Of med
licine, and was attended by skillful phy.
isician, but all to no effect, uatil made
use Of your sure remedy, which when ap-
IPlled as directed gave me immediate re
lief Within a short time after com
menced using it, was able 70 ride out
and attend my usual business. I can
recommend il to the public rs
being good Medicine for Rheumatic:
complaints, rs it has been Q number Of
months and have had no return.
AARON HOLDRIDGE.
CoLUnsUs, Onlo, Nov. Let, l692.
SIZES: thereby certify that vas for
two or three years afflicted with tho
Rheumatism. | made use Of diferen.
kinds If medicine which only gave tempo
rary relief. In the fall Of 1880 the com.
plant settiedin my knee joints, % that l
was unable to walk without great pain. I
procured a Bottle Of your Vegetable Rheu-
matte Drops or Sure Remedy and applied
as directed which gave immediately relief,
and within few days permanent cure
was Effected. II issew nearly two years
since ] made uso Of your Rheumatic
Drops and have not bad = return the
Rheumatism since, aud really believe,
that it was those drops alone that 6g ffs.
the cure. A. WASHBORN.
Fraaktis Co. o. lodi Apysl. 1892
Take notice that the Bottles are stamp
ed, "Vegetabe Rheumatic Drops" and
the wraPpors lsigned .. g.. s. Crosby e.
Co. with red ink, none others arc genuine.
Price Fifty cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
OIof Glheks,

This is a valuable addition to na!sam
of Copaiva; ten to twenty drops to IN
ounce of balsam will increase the virtues
Of that remedy in gonOrrhea.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

G. ". Ca,pentrr's Compound Syrup q
Liverwor.. -Hepatica 1nlo6o.
This plant has proved to be safe and
va liable medicine Cor Coughs, Splitting 81
Blood, Consumption, and Liver COM
plants
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

IS now located in the town Of Richmoni;
= Wayne county, Indiana. His o66ce u
on Washington street, two doom north Of
the Union Hall, where he may be fossd
ready to attend to any calls in the line Of
his profession. and from long practical
experience he hopes to give geseral salts
faction.
May nth 1893 Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

DR.. Wearer's 1ooshe ache Drops.
This little preparation is recommended
alike by its economy and efficacy, the re-
iefaf1orded is generally immediate; anu
has been frequently obtained when other
applications in high repute had failed.
Price, 25 cents a Bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Eon,s y CPulmba keF,s
NELEBR ATED tonic and anti-dyspep-
Otic PILLS, for sale at the new Drug
Store.
Richmond, Aug. 10th 1888. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Ds. whites Vegetable TooaA-acn DroPs
The only specific ever offered to the
lpublic, from which permanent and rada'
Zeal cure may be obtained Of that disagree
able pain, the Tooth-ach, with all Its at.
ltendant evils; such AS fracturlng the jaw
liz extracting Of the teeth, which often
proves more PAINFUL than the to0thach IT,
self; and cold passing from the decayed
teeth to The jsw, thence 10 the head, pro
|ducing rheumatic affection, with many
|otber unpleasant effects; such as disa-
yreeable breath. bad taste IN the mouth,
SC. Sc, all Of which are produced from
foul " decayed teeth. / am happy to
have it in my power 10 offer to the world
Ia remedy, that wall not only remove The
pain nine times out Of ten, ifproPerly APP
piled, but preserve the teeth from further
|deca and arrest the disease in such Is
are coca ing aud have not commenced
aching, restoring them u health and use
CERTIFICATE.
BALTIMORE, July 4, 1879.
Some time last Nay, Doctor Thomas
White left with me so@e OF his Vegetable
Tooth-ach Drops, and requested me to use
it in my practice-I accordingly did re-
it to six Of my friends, AID some
of them had been complaining Of the
tooth-ach for moro than three months ;
and out Of the six il had perfectly cured
1--WE. lam now fully convinced Of its sal
'utary effect, not only curing the tooth ach,
but prevents teeth from further decaying.
jill. WINCHESTER, N. ID.
The subscriber in his practice as
Dentist, having successfully and to con-
siderable extent used DR.. Thomas Whites
rooth-ach Drops, can recommend them
when genuine, as superior TO any oiher
medicine nov in use. E. HALE.
Pittsburgh, 1881.
FOR SALE-in Milton, by R. C. Al
lison, IN Centreviile BY DR.. Pritchett, and
in Richmond by A. Siddall and DR.. VIM.
Linsev.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
Oil Of Cpoioo.

Doese five to eight drops. 1t ID supe-
per,or to Naphtha for preserving Potas-
sum.
Full and ample directions for using nc
company each Of the above preparations
Sold, wholesale and retail, by special up
pointnent, at the Drug store Of
DIR. WIN. LINDSEY.
Richmond, Sept 7th, 1893 35
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

On. JUDWlXso 9RDC1Y1C OoN1l4nENT'
This Invaluable aedicine = celebrated
or curing the following diseases:-Whiee
Swellings Of every description. Sere legs
aud ulcers Of long standing. Felons, q
what some people know by the name Of
Catarrhs, Of every description. Rheu-
matte pans Of the joints. SPrasns and
Bruises ofevery description. TetteEs o.
all kinds. Chilblalns, or parts affected
BY frost. II 10 also one Of the best RENE
dies for scalds and burns. For women's
in6amsd breasts, and glandular swellings,
it il superior to any medicine yet known.
CERTIFICATE.
Wasksaksos, NarcA %, 1870.
Sir-Mv son being afflicted for five
years with White swelling, and having
applied every remedy recommended by
the most eminent phvsicians within my
reach, without success, | at length pro-
cured one Jug Of Dr.. J~dkins' Patent Spe-
|ci6c Ointment, and made the application
according to the directions accompanyin
1.-THE Ointment, and state for the benefit o.
the afflicted, that before one jug vas ssed
la perfect cure was Effected. My 500 haa
lenioyed good health ever since. have
no doubt, to the Oinimsnt alone be y IN
|debted, as nothing else was used for more
than nine months before the application
Iof tie Ointment. Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE.
For sale IN Milton by r. C. AlllsoS
lin Ccntreville by Doct. Pritchet, and n
Richmond by A. Saddall, and by them
warranted good.
August 8, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Carpenters Compound Fluid Erarad q
Bxchu-Diosna Cren0ta.
For Diseases Of the Bladder, Obstsuc-
tions Of Urine, Chronic GonOrrhDa, the
Gravel, and elects Of long standing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

Public sale q &e6OOo Lands.
WILL sell At public sale 1t the Court
house door in Ceatreville, on Satsrday
't;.c 23d day Of November sext, the estire
reserved section No. 10, township No. 10
and range No. ] west, in The cousty o.
Wayne, Indiana, three miles north Q
Richmoad, in lots according 20 the diviSf
ions and subdivisjoas furnished me By the
Trustees ofsaid township; said lasd Is Of .
good quality, situate in . fne healthy
neighboshood, and NEST Of The lots hsvo
large and valuable ioproseueats On them,
thsse Who wish . good 'sitnation in 'sOad
Wayne," would do well to call and exam
inc the premises.
WILLIAM POSITION.
Sept. 9Th 1853.
Poseesss veoeeabDe Caahosseoa.
Used il cases Of King's Evil or 6corfu-
u Ia, old ulcers. and ell diseases Of the
skin. Likewise 10 the Mercusial Diseaee.
or where the constitutes has booo injured
BY the long use, or injudiciess exhibition
Of calomel. Also, the 0aisen n 8slpher.
For sale It the Drug store q
WM. LINDSEY.
Ny frst volume Of Heury's Chemistry il
out. / should be pleased to have IL return
ed.
Those in arrearages for proEessional SER
vices, or otherwise, previous 70 July last,
are earnestly requested to make payment
BY the frst Of next month. cannot meet
ny engagements without makioG collec-
tioas. W. LINDSEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23
CONDITIONS.

The Palladium will be printed en- an
Ilasperial sheet, Of good quality, on the
present terms, viz: Two dollars i" ad-
vanee Cor 6fiy-two numbers, or = 50 II
payment he delayed until the end Of the
volume. PAYMENT in advance would be
reciprocaiis h.neticiai.
Richmond Indiana, October, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05
IIUMBUG.

One of the best on record is that
played off by London wag, who see
ing two advertisements in the same pa
per by persons who wanted to borrow
money, wrote letter signed A. b. to
each advertiser, according TO the adj
dress specified, imparting that II he
would come with his writings to Ger.
tain coffee house near the Temple, pre-
cisely at 6 o'clock in the evening, he
should be accommodated with the sum
necessary, upon adequate security.
The hope Of getting money had such
an evident effect upon their punctuali
tv, that one ofthem arrived conside-
rable time before the hour, and having
reconnoitered the room, took station
according to the direction he had re-
c ived, fixed his eye upon clock that
y God before him, and asked of the bar
keeper if it was not too slow. lie had
not remained in this posture many nun.
utes. when he was joined by strange
figure that waddled into the room, with
a bundle OF papers in bis bosom, and
the sweat running over his nose. See.
ing man in the Lox to which ne had
been directed, he took il for granted
that he was the lender, and as soon al
he could recover breath, which wa'
almost exhausted by the despatch be
had made, ''Slr," said he, 81 presume
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05
THE BARBER OF DUNsE.
fFrom a Scottish Journal. ]

A gentleman, possessing an uncom-
mon share of wit I'm humor, had occa.
sion to lodge, for the night, in company
with some friends, at the inn of town
which, for certain reasons, we shall de-
nominate Dunse. Requiring tho SER
vices Of a barber, he was recommended
to Walter Dron-who was represented
as not skilled in that profession, but
excellent at cracking joke, or telling
a story. This functionary beng forth
with introduced, made such display
Of his oral and manual dexterity, as
to leave on the mind, as well as the
body of the customer, very iavora-
Bile impression, and induced the latter
to invite him to sit down to a friendly
ellss. The circulation Of the bottle
served to show off the barber in his
happiest mood, and the Factions gentle
man, amid the general hllarity, thus
addressed him:--"Now, Waite, en-.
gage to give you guinea, on the fol.
lowing terms; that you leap backwards
and forwards over your chair. for the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05
From Stuart's Travels in Turkey, Greece, &c,
AVERT BAZAR-(wOMAN MARKET).

Slavery sounds revolving to an En-
glish ear; change the name, wh'.re IS
the country in which it does not exist
The laborer is chained to his plough,
the mechanic to his loom, the pauper
to the work house. Slavery ever has
been and must be principle of socie-
ty, under different names. Where the
population is thin, the powerful force
the weak to be their drudges, or import
others. where the contrary is the case,
necessity is the coercive power. Free
dom, in connection with the millions
whodepend on daily toll for daily bread,
is sophism. Since, therefore, slavery,
barelaced or masked, exists, as though
a provisi IN Of nature, in all communi-
ties, barbarous or civilized, it should
rather be the objects of rulers to rem
der it bearable by wise provisions, than
to aim at the impossbility of abolishing
it, thereby entaiiing greater evil on the
sufferers. Mohammed fulfilled this sa-
cred duty, as the pages of the Koran
bear testimony. Among various regu-
lations for the good treatment of slaves,
that mothers never should be separated
from their children, honors his memo
nv: and, that it has ever been strictly
observed, honors the Mussulman peo'
pie. go.
But a market where-horrid ideal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05
Chesapeake and Delaware Canel.-

Chesapeake and Delapare Canol.--
The importance of this great work 10
every day more apparent to
our mercantile community. Vessels
now PISS and re-pass with perfect safe.
~. From the first of February last.
10 the 10th inst, there have passed
through this Canal, from the Delaware,
$50 regular Packets, laden with mer.
chandize. During the same period.
43O Packets have passed from the Che
sapcake 10 the Delaware, laden with
merchandise of various descriptions.
Phil. Com. Herald.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05

Considerable excitement was pro-
duced in Bury, (Eng.l by the appear
anceo Of the following notice on the walls
of the town:
Observation-Disclosures, last night, or,
early this morning, a quantity Of Gu.
eumbers were stolen from a garden in
the neighborhood of Bury, and as simi-
lar depredations have been lately COM
mitted, the proprietor had concealed a
portion Of poison within two of the Gu.
cumbers stolen; and as other cucumber
growers have adopted the same plan,
the public are, therefore, hereby eau
toned not to eat any cucumbers, un-
less satisfied where they have been
grown. By order of the Garden Com.
mittee.--June 26, 1885,"
Manchester Guardian.
Hereupon, the Times remarks, that
IL this be true, and the poison kills any
one, the proprietor will stand a very
good chance Of being hanged.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05

From Alabama, we learn that Mr..
Mardis has been reelected to Congress
by considerable majority, and that
in another district John Mckinley Qate
Senator from that State) has been 9.
lected a Representative to Congress.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05

sFour.f fths Of the ministers Of the present Sui
tan were purchased slaves, How many Of tn
Pashas who rule the provinces, sprung from I'll
sam. origin, cannot say; probably or a: mum
bers. TIL, road TO honor IN the East is througi
disgusting channel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

FnoM ~SMrRNA.-By the brig Ottoman, arrived a,
Boston, tho editor Of tho Courier received Smyrna pa.
Pers to the 23d June, but they contain nothing impor,sn,
land.
King Ohio arrived at Smyrna on the 18th Of June, In an
English iriga'e. As soon as his arrival was known, vrea,
numbers OF 'reeks crowded to the quays to get a sight OF
heir sovereign. On his landing. the crowd was so srea,
maj u " : impossible 10 make his way through H.. ard he
was Obliged 10 return ON board again aud land at a remote
place.
happy ~inn"euee ~ on cur market. snd although in , ,ui
season oil tho yea, yet cor siderable activity 10 observed
oy the arrival oil The car"vaus, which, had been delayed by
a variety OF circumstances la som. degree. The ouan.i
" oi Crhee Ia depot IL incoDsiderahlr at this time. In con.
sequence OF some impcrian, speculations " hch have ius,
been made by European houses. The present rates are
10 200 y. but holders are expecting an advance and de.
msnd 100 a 500.
The Stare Insurrecfion in Cuba-we have received
additional Information in regard to this rebellion. Il an.
pears that 500 or 900 slaves had been SNUG pI.d in Africa
snd Isnueu at . place about 30 miles wes, Of Havana,
some communication took place between them. and The
slaves ON The neighboring plantations, in which the for,
mer were given TO understand, that u grievons mor,alitv
was prevailing among the blacks on the Island, rCbolers /
~uu y" Z" rive ws oeca,'oned ny poison administered by the
whites. This drove the new corners to d. desperation. and
thinking that they might as well die in one way as another
"'ey rose upon their keepers, and murdered them.
~" "is Intelligence being spread, a military captain,
WV Two oher persons, proceeded 10 the landing, i'm order
10 no away the impression prevailing among The iosur.
gents. and bring them back To suboriination. The,. men
were also killed. a troop Of cav,lry, consisting of ahou,
oo men, was then sent against the insuryents who hy
This time had been Joined by some of the slaves nm IN,
he'ghboring plantations, aud a battle cnsueJ. in which y
NUMBER 'iane blacks were killed, and also two officers,
VIZ" several private, OF the troops. The remainder, find.
ing their force insufficient to suppress the in,urrcction. re-.
uea'eu. a larger body was then ent, and poureJ a Tor.
role fre upon the insurgents, which killed 100 to 500.
ne whole loss OF the whites is stated at 80 or 10. A, tho
"" S " ue last accounts the rebellion was con.idered at an
END. The negroes we understand, had no weanon. bui
cIuos and siones.-.E. Y. Jour. Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17
NEW a

we Inonght IT our duty TO notice some time sine.
H. VIC ~ the New York Commercial, concern;no
y Na'eS IN tie District of Columbia. We then dn9
Precated any attempt tn effect their Characterization hs
eunse u would appear, as if Congress were ;n,e,fsr-
,g win this most delicate question. and taking s;ds.
mmn one OF the pnr'ies-bccause it would be plant.
eng a irce asylum, ms it were, in the midst OF the
southern conniry-because the People of the D;s'
u'ot themselves have not been consulted-and be.
cause OF all seasons for making the attempt, tIo
W., w1uIu ne The most inauspicious, and the
o o",custed to ian the fame, which the apitators
=; Uo'n sides Of the Potomac, were attemnting 70
.ntnue. Inc Commercial Advertiser has no, %
L h our remarks; and, therefore, we have some
,beP noi wa. iney were satisfactory to its Editor. But
notced, in the course Of the last week. tba, the nov,
=" American Quarterly" would contain an article Cor
sern,ng the slaves in the District of Columbia. We
nnn nor seen the No, nor were we aware Of tho sn;1
rt OF the article but we suspected IFS character e =
nepiecaIed us appearance. 1t seems. from Inc fol
lowing paragraphs IN tho Saturdays Globe. Inn, an,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17
7 NHE EIeventh Session of mY seminarv- win Co.,

VIE eleventh Session Of my Seminary, will con.
- mence on the 10th Of October, at RichIand S,sg,ni
eounty near Aqua, Virginia, and close on the 18th nj A.
gust io''owlng. There will be no other vacation. exc.n,
TOM 'he 10Th OF August TO the 18th OF October TT.
course OF instruction will comprehend English. F,eneh
Lailn' Composition, Civil History, the elements n NJ
.ur',' ana Moral Philosophy, the evidences of Christians;
y; arithmetic, Algebra, the elements of Gcometrv. ,h.
u'ooes, and Bookkeeping. The charge for The scholastic
year " ten months, is one hundred and Gfy dollars nae
eIe always half yearly in advance, for board. ua.hi,a
hre, candles, aud tuition. Each pupil furnishes M. 80 w,
uatress, bedding and towels. Such as desire 1, 90 g."
i0rlished with mattress and bedding, a, S5 nor .ss%on
Such as wish TO remain during the vacation car do ~ 800"
leci to a charge Of twelve dollars and 6hy cents . wonI.
Books and Stationary, il requested, will he furni'hod =,
me Book sellers prices. No deduction il toads Gr aG'
sence, aud none are admitted for less than Ten nontb.
me most seduIous attention is paid TO the manners and
morals Of my pupils, who all reside in my family and form
dPir' OF IL none others are admitted. A few hours oi
esch DAY VIII be employed in The garden. nursery and
vineyard: mere eInpIoyments will be substituted in ,bs
pace OF Wose games and amusements, which are c,1c,
'd'eu 70 Jay me foundation Of many bad habits in after life
u every enor' WIZ be used 10 suppress such amusemsnts
as nave .mM tendency. The discipline is strict and n.I
'nere are a lew vacancies, which I desire 10 HI i.
ano, as .he number Of my pupils is so limited. "a 70 snshie
ed. 'PP"S""o" request
On the LIST Of June, 7 remove my family and sem;o,yv
W so'ne nea',hy situation, distant from tide. syster. Let
80 W, po'' Palo, directed TO me al ChsptiIIey Post Office.
W. county until the 18th Of October, and after that
~, a. aqua, viii be promptly attended 10.
"'P"" I34-tlstNoy1 WIN. BRENT, Jp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-17

WV - The subscribers have taken tina,
~ wen known establishment, the Union HOTEL and
= oeen u considerable expense and trouble in putting
ne house in good order and repair. They promise ,he;r
'enos an" 'e pubic, that every exeriion shall he used
70 give the utmost satisfaction in every department All
o' Mr' forters stages stop at This establishment for nae
sengers before going to any other part of The CITY.
VIM. b. BAILEY.
Richmond, August 18th, 1888. IN To-
=, % National Intoliigoncer, Baltimore Reppblic,, Nall IL,
re,eI'9urg Intelligence, fredericksburg Arena, and New Yo,t r ma
Iei Enquirer viii publish the above adyertisoInen, tvis. 49,. y
Wv eeN ano ior~Srd their accounts TO this office for coIIec,;on