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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Doese i've 10 eight drops. h 10 ssps-
Persor to NaPhtha for preserving Psaas-
slum.
Full and ample directioas 81 using &C
company each Of the above Psepasaiioos
Soio, wholesale and rsasil, BY special up
Poini1snl - the Dsug seose II
DR.. WM. LINDSEY.
Rich@oad, Sept. TIL, l603. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

a sw days since = Connecticut
Captain esass into this port With asmalj
vessel lead At apples. While Re was
ret ailsng them cut, thesocaae Down =
'the vessel anoag other customer /.
bawk eyed, open noutAed jockey, With
- 81 spsre-siS hosss and wagon, and
a1eee .iasassiag The pnce, be agreed
- take tuea1y AosAeb.-Ten kushek
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lNoURANCE fro0 losses ~ 6ge.
HAVING been appointed agent Of The
= Hartford, Consecticut ''Protecfsoe
Fire insurance. COMPANY" tie subscribed
- ready to attend to ala the business Of the
ageacy. TIE Company have . capital Of
$780, with the privilege (grantea ~
the charter) Of increasing the same to
halfa million dollars. InsurAnces ara EFF
fected BY this company. both on real and
personal property ON the most moderate
terms. Every Information viii b chesr-
fully and pro@psly gwen On all aPPlica-
tions made either ~ Pess0n, Or By letter
(post paid) ut the otkce Of the agency in
Michmond.
j. d. VAUGHAN, Ages&.
May L 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Valuable Family Medicines.
JUsr received from Vasekss + Pesr-
son, Druggists, PhiIadslph,s, The follow.
ing chemical Preparations, ''all u which
are highly recommended to have ssood
the test Of many years experisnce, and
have the approval Of many sespectable
All warseoted cafe and ees-
tain 'u their curative ePerasioa."
D.. yycaverss ccleheasea EYE
TH1s valuable spplication il rapidly
and deservedly suPerseding all Others (or
sore, weak, and in0amed eyes. 4, bas
frequently effected cures when other pre-
partitions in high rsPase, and al ths rem
sdies in co0moa use, had failed and when.
from the severity Of the disssse, . loss Of
the eye sight was seriously aPprsheodsd.
Price, IS cents . Box.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Dook and JOD RriD11ng.
|nR aoy kid, viii b dsoo q - 49,.
~ - s6oSt 0o<:ce a. runponnboDnv~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

~. Vveovesss ERE WATER.
Far rest NJ ieEs~ed eyes. Frsqusatly
used - . wash in cOnneceioo with Ws-
ver's Eye SaIve, in tedious chronic cases.
particularly where there - much d.
charge Of matter.
Price, IS cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

COLUMBUS COFFEE HOUSE.
snSHE subscriber wishes to dispose Of his
- establishmont ON the cUrner Of Main
and Washington stseets:-comprising an
excellent assortment Of Foreign asd Do
mestsc liquors. A general assortment Of
Cosfectionaries, Nuts, Casks,
&c. DC. for terms apply to
w. HI. PATTE3ON.
RieAmsaa, Aug. 18th, 1888.
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!: ]; :; !; !; !;
KING BUSINESS. in All in -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

CaPe'ster's P'ecPitased Extract Of Bark.
Containing Quinine, CiLchonine, and
the new organic alkali CainiodiDe, and
possessing all the iebrifage properties If
Ouinine, 1t one third the price.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

George n. Ca,Pentev's Con,poad E1s.id
Extract Of Sarsapaviiia,
Possessing all tue virtues Of this medi-
cine in a highly concentrated degree, and
is one Of the most efficient compounds for
purifying the blood, and removing constr
tutional diseases. In cases which the Ln
BON DIEr DRlNk 10 needed, IN eatempor-
aneous article may readily be prepared
from this syrup. "ln the Mercurial dis
eases, and the sequele Of syphilis this
stands high. Likewise 10 chronic affec-
tons Of the liyer."
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A Pleasaat, afi, as1 speedy rsasSy
Tor That d'sagreesbDe dasoedes. & = alco
an excellent aPplicasios fss Tettss, Riee.
worm, and other cuiassoas sruptiess.-
Price thirty seven and half eeeo Q 10.
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Ca,pensey's Oleo-Resinous Extract o
Mxssord, or Oh Of Sinapine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

aneous article may readily be prepared IT,. ,...a -
from this syrup. "n the Mercuraal dis n:. ps:,
cases. and the sequele Of syphilis this 49, u''.
stands high Likswiss 10 chronic aec are h;ehiv r.ro
tioas Of the liver" H. ~. - ""s =.
Ca Pseassd Extract Of B nsvs ens .ppI an -
Containing uniDe, CIchonine and lain IN te,r cur,,v,
the organic akai CaiuiodiDe, AID - ,,-.-.-,-,.
possessing all the Sebrifaee properties oil I.1
-'-''' '~ '..-.- ,.'o r'~e and deservedIy supe
Carpenter. osoRe,inou, Extract lore. weak. :nd al
"'" o'' y @"aP"'e' partitions in high ssl
Capenser'. oil Of Canaharsdin fIom the ss,er;sx Of
This and highly vasabis the eye sight was -
lticIe, and from tho many advantaGes Price, IS
which 1t possess, will no doubt entirely
suPercede the common mode Of hlistssng d. Wsaves
Tow drops rubbed times on Far isH1
the part will e6ecsualy draw full and used wash
complete blister One drop sufficient Eye Ssvs,
make blister o The Of quarter particularly whsre
of DOLLAR charge Of matter.
Price, IS cents.
C. ". Ca,pe.er's Compound Syyrp Of
Observation-Disclosures I,iio6o. Dc. ssss.e's ee'els'
This plant b. proved % b s. ADD This valuable Car
valuable me,cae Coughs Splitting and speedy
Blood, Consumption, and Liver Com cs OF young chdren
plants vu'..oas, ResSessoea
ed Bowels. Gsssn 81
B.cssM15so.ma Ctsra -" Price, Is csas /.
For Diseases Of The Bl.ddsr, obs''sc- RED LxNxxENT
Gravel, aud elects Of long standiag. 81. 20
Oil Of Black Pepper. 1870 e.1 s.
49,: 49,: - p W tions have come und
49,. p: - !: : 49, 49,, ~ the proprietoss.
=, c- - ,hr I,,s ~. ..f - Prizes, 50 cents
of Black Pepper ADDED - three grains Of n w.. M
PiPerine. w,l greatly increase tho pow W. ..e. ~
common use, which
M = CAx sole object ofdestroyi
~. ~~ I.s: -, out removing the wes
.e s...:.. -. .o .. 49, =. - tive osgass, on WIKI
Ut baisam will increase The eoIv is -
= ~ sN"s'v :" S'"' ieasse, by strengtheo
Gre :, Ieraliy, and the ssou
'~1ys:. 91ss1. particularly. TIE
. :: esuss eF:s.Oce = Ue addition 70 Tie el6cae
~ s .eoo seo ..noot ne Price, IS .
srsnefn y ne .adsss os :.eesc'eos n d. Wss,rs
~ orhx -. E.c,.,s~ T-sS rrr pleasaat, afs, Z
sin Of copaass, obtained BY evaposatine - ,,e
~ worm, and other cut
~ .rC- Price thirty seven 81
80 = W..Ss s'se e. o,. ~ d.. Veesos To
sism This little prspasa,
Ful; and amole d;recto.. fr n. .e alike by economy
compsny each Of The .ove esaer,
a, wholesale and sas BY special ap nae oeea equeny
po,uiseps q The Dr. seece If applicaoas il hieh
DR. M. LINDSEY 1noe,zS eeses =
Rich@oad, Sept TIL, 1885, Is
company esch ofthe
Uoceee l. Voo0s Dorsey. For sale, whslss.Ie
ID ur,ruvxsv i.forms n. .;t;..,. n VIII
II RicAnenA saA its viciaity ~ ~ - Ds1Uie,
PsaDeat5 located Aisslfs R5ehneo1 Sspseohs TIL lei
s...;o..i esis. oSes q fs.,; 80. Doek and u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

eagle darsed upon hin and soaring to
bis 4rie on the SUNNI Of an inaccess-
able rock, composedly made a meal OF
both hawk and dove. Then picking
his teeth with his claw S, he exclaimed
with great oOmplacency, what a gior-
ious thing tits to be ii e king Of birds!
sHumph,' exclaimed 1, rubbing my
|eycs, for it seemed / had been half a.
sleep, hump, a man 3 not SO much
worse than his neighbor rs after ALL and
shaking off the spell that was over me,
bent my steps homewA ard, wondering
Why it was, that It see med as il all liv-
ing things we're Great ed for the sole
purpose of preying on e ach other. The
only solution which offered itself to my
mind was, that the pleasure arising
from eating, is much G reater than the
pam of being eaten, and that this pro-
pensity to devounng each other, on
the whole, conduces to the general
happiness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16
ONE HUNDRED YEARS.

One hundred years hav e gone down to
the tomb Of burieo nations since the e.
venuul period we this day commemorate
One hundred years, WHAT changes nave
been wrought within that period. How
many blots have been seen upon the SUM-
ny page of human life-how many stains
of woe an. strife, and wa how many
thrones have crumbied. and kings laid
aside their crowns! Within that time the
chart of freedom has been unrolled, and
its burning letters Of golden light have
lllumed even the dungeon p dePths-the
tyrants have quaAed within their palaces,
and the pillars ofdespotism have tremoIed
like an aspen leaf Thanksgiving to
God! His spirit has moved upon the dark
and unsparing waters. He has heard the
cries Of those In bondage, and the arm Of
the oppressor has become feeble as little
child.
The genius OF universal emancipation,
like mercy's meek angel, has been afro ID
with unfurled pinions; she paused upon
the Alps. covered wsth eternal snow, and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

The Christian .-lmaglIl lie a tender fem.
enine spirit which suffers greatly, yet al.
ways fixes Its eye on God, which though
it weep and bleed within, still wears a
smile before the world, and which the
storms oftime may remove from Its place
but can never overcloud; where shall We
iino ats images la he ven, there the
rainbow shines steadfast, the storms and
temPests that sweep around 1t disturb ii
not, but IL still streams forth the reflection
OF the sun, and its tear drops are jewels
and i, bends over us liz e the gIittering
moran. dew which usher in brilliant
day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

BeautyxI Ertracs.-l saw molrne'
standiny al eventioe over the grave Ut one
dearest 10 MN on earth. The memory Vi
Joys that were past came crowdins on his
SOUL .'And Is thlse' sd id he, .'aii ,hal
remains Of one SO loved and SO lovely
1 cali, out no voice ans wers. Oh! my
loved one will not hear! . death! mex.
orable death! what hast lhou donef Let
me down and forget my sorrows IN the
slumber Of the grave?"
While he thought thus in silent agony,
the gentle form Vi Christi anlty came by.
Sine Dade HIM look upward, and to the ey e
of faith the heavens were disclosed. lie
heafu the song and transport OF the great
multitude which no man can number a.
rouno the throne. Their happiness was
pure, permanent, perfect. The Inourner
then wiped the tears from his eyes, took
courage and thanked God 'Ali the days
OF my appointed tIme, said he, ''wiil
wait TIL my change Gomez; and he re-
turned to the duties OF life no longer sor-
rowing as those who have no hope.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16
RACAAEL'S TOMB.
happiness

! The spot IS as wild as can be conceiv'
ed No expresses give their shelter from
the blast, not a single tree spreads its
shades, where the ashes of the beautiful
Mother Of Israel rests.
Hush! it's the last lone resting place
Where Rachael sleeps a dreamless sleep;
Let silence Ger the sacred spot
! Her sternest vigils keep;
No balmy flowers, in deWy bloom,
| Nor press shadow, wells her tomb.
Here solitude has laid the couch,
OF her all silent holy rest,
The dirge Of the high 1,ds Of Heaven
| Alone rolls DER her bf east
Even here the ever-ghastlv King
Has spread his dark terrific wing.
The sweet, the loved the beautiful,
Whose heart was gent lie as the dove,
Whose placid smile was calm as Heaven
Whose radient were eycslove,
Here rests in tranquil stu mber now,
And ''darkness sits upon her brow.'
No lofty column is IPreared,
Ia honor Of the yoiceless dead:
No drapery Of funeral P4mP
NAV shroud her clay-cOld head:
Yet in the heart her name IS set,
And deep affection know her yet!
The mother DER her offspring's tomb,
Shall lift her streaming eyes to heaven.
AND think of her whose trusting heart
By ceaseless grief was riven;
And In h,-r burning bosom bless
The memory Of he ComtortIess."
Sleep ON, thou sweet one calmly sleep!
UnDrOken nOIseiesS rest Is thine!
Yet tor the glowing realm Is Of oilss,
Thy spirit, all divine
AND pure and spotless as at first.
The letters Vi the grave han burst!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16
THE KANkAkEE-Is one Of HE

The kANkAKEE-ls one OF The
principal branches Of the Illinois ~.
yer, and takes its rise about two miles
from this place. From the situation
Of the country between the st. 10.
|seph and the Kankakee Rivers the
1practic ability Of uniting their waters,
with comparatively but little expense,
has never been doubted b0t as to the
depth of cutting which would be ne
|cessary, many opinions existe To
ascertain this disputed point, and az
the first step towards accomplishing
an object Of 50 much importance to
South Bend, . this most certainly
would be, it w.s levelsd bya gentle
man last week and found to be rs fol-
|lows:
The contemplate point of COM
Imencement is between three and four
miles South East from this place.
The prairie from the River to the
barrens, a distance Of Aear two and q
half miles, is nearly level; and about
three feet higher than the surface of
the water. From the prsisie to the
highest point through which canal
will have to pass, there is sn addition
al raise Of about three feet, and mt the
top Of the second bluff, about 4 quar-
ter of mile from the 81. J6serh
River and near a mile from the prais
richie surface Of the ground is only
two feet and ten inches higher than
the surface Of the water of the Kan.
kakee. And the first bluff or bank,
where " ashinelon street passes down,
near b. Coqulliard's Hotel, it is near
six feet below the surface Of the wa
ter. And from the surface OF the wa
ter of the kankakee river, to that Of
the st. Joseph river. there is a fall Of
forty feet and SIX inches. hus it
may be seen that there viii not be
more rhan ten feet deep required to
sink the water two or two and half
feet, and to make sufficient fall IN
tho water tqrchange the current.
This would be connecting the wa.
teTs ofthe r ather of rivers, the Mav
sissippi. with the great Northern lakes
and by locking down into the ST.. Jo-
seph, would render it a batteau COM
munit alton from the lakes to the Mis-
sisslPpi. ~
The immense hydraulic privileges
thus produced, would be Of almost in
salculable benefit to South Bend, and
in fact to the whole st. Joseph coon-
try BY notice of a meetiu. 70 take
it into consideration: in to-Gavy II.
per it will be perceived, that our cit
izens are aware Of its importance.
We hope to see a numerous meeting,
and such measures adopted as will en-
sure entire and expedi tious succ css.--
St. Joseph Beacon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

under which she was found, her be&d
ty and useful Accomplishments, occae
stoned contest among the lndinns e
to who should have her for . vile: and
the mater being decided, she accem-
panied them in their journey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16
RICHMOND
3 q u N - z 7.

Y6V.iE Subscribers under the firm
IL of GROVER L. WILLIAMS,
have commenced the FOUNDRY
b. SlNESS, in Richmond, Indiana
Where they have on hand an assert.
ment ofPLOUGH and .tlLL CAST
lNGS, ANDIRONS, &c. &c. They
are manufacturing ard will keep con-
stantly for sale PLOUGHS Of the
most approved patterns and cftne best
materials. All articles usually Gas; at
such an establishment, made on short
notice. Ifgood materials and work
men with a correct knowledge Of the
business will secure custom we vita
confidence solicit public patronage.
Those who wish to obtain Castings from
any pattern, or ploughs Of a good quail
ity, are respectfully invited to call
All orders thankfully received aud
promptly attendedto
EDMUND GROVER.
ACHILLES WILKINS.
January 25th, 1888. ,
BLANKS Ter s.al e here.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-02-16

distance, and the numerous winding
rivers and creeks she had to pass, caus-
ed her to lose the way, and winter
coming on, she had built a hut in this
secluded spot. When discovered she
was in good health, well ted, and III
the opinlon OF Hearne, one OF the lin
est Indian women ne had ever seen.-
Five or six inches OF hoop made into
a knife, and the IT Al shank Vt All ar
row head which served as an avn
were the Only implements that she
possessed; aud with these she made
snow shoes and other useful articles.
For subsistence she shared partridkes,
rabbits and squirrels, and had killed
two or three beavers and some porcu-
pines. After the few deer skins she
had brought with her were expended
in making snares and sewing her cloth
ing, she supplied their place with sin
ews Of rabbits legs, which she twisted
together with great dexterlty. Thus
occupied she not only became recon.
ciled to her desoaate situation, but had
found time to amEse herself by manu-
featuring little pieces Of personal or
nament. Her ciothine was formed of
rabbit skins sewed together; the ma
terials though rude, bedpg tastefully
disposed, so as to makel her garb a
pleasing, though desert- led appear
ance- The singular cisc pmstances
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-22

would be performed in safety in such
singular absence Of mind-and to ,b;rI
too that even went through all w;,S
out even losing my money, is mos.
strange. Ny preservation appears i
deed, miracutous-but know no, WI.
to say. How thankful | should bs =
the Great Being who has guided ana
directed my wanderings-''thankGIis
It's too lame a word-aH cords CAM.
express my feelings, and leave all
for the contemplation almost owe,
whelms me. Ever your affections,.
son, JOSEPH
LIVERPOOL, May 27.-Arr;voa
here at three o'clock this mornino
Spoke several vessels during the pa,
sage, but none bound to any port near.
er home than st. Johns and New q,
leans. We bad, on the whole. a ula.,
SAINT passage. My health of BODY and
mind was never better than now.
have been on shore and have now re-
turned to the ship, where am writing
lfmy life is spared you may expect 5;
Their to hear from me or see me in twoo,
three weeks, after you receive this, but
if it should be longer, you must impus
the delay to the packet or vessel, as
possibly 1t may be detained by contra.
ry winds.
A den of petriied snakes was dis.
covered not long since, in making an
excursion, on a slope of a hill, near
Cumberland, Nd. They were cooled
and folded together in every variety Of
manner. The petrifactions were well
marked in relief upon the faces of the
stones found in the den. The snakes
have been carefully preserved.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-22
Foreign Intelligence.
FROM COLOMBIA

Intelligence has been received from
Carthagenia to the 14th of July, but !,
has little Of interest.
Gen. Lopez, Secretary of War and
Marine, had resigned his station, ami
was about embarking for Europe, ex.
pecting to be absent about Is months.
Gen. Antonio Obando had been an.
pointed to fill the vacancy. The com.
mand of the military at Bogota, which
hid before been vested in him, was
transferred to Col. Jose M. Montoya.
Limo de Pombo had been appointed
Secretary Of the Interior and Foreign
Relations, in the room Of Rafael Mos.
guerra, resigned.
The Congress, at its last session,
appropriated $12,0 900 for the encour.
agement of common schools, and $50.
600 for hospitals. The total amour,
voted by Congress for the expenses ii
the year, is $2,33s, 2O6, which ex.
ceeds the probable revenue by $685..
500.
NV''soPVF'ee"te " ufe ~ 1uHy <IUC61H'
Extract of a letter, received by the
Medina, dated
BoGoTA, May 81.
"Accept my sincere congratulations
on the happy results of the lamentable
difficulty with South Carolina. The
preservation of the union of the United
States is blessing from Heavan for
our continent, and a favor to the hu.
man race, who derive so many benefit,
from the practical example of popular
liberty, under law and order. Every
body here rejoices in the event more
than you can imagine.
New Granada proceeds as happily
and prosperousty as could be hoped
for, after the great agitations and over.
throws she Inexperienced heretofore,
and is making progress like all infn.
tine nations. The government are col.
lecting all information necessary for
their promotion Of public instruction
with all possible efficiency. and every
thing within our reach will be applied.
There is no reason to fear any interrup.
ton of the established order, either
here or in the Ecuador.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-08-22
GA specimen Of French Politeness!
THE DUEL

Paris, June IS In reference TO tho
points connected with the Budget of tho
department oil War, a violent personal
attack was made on Thursday by Col
Bricqnevllle, against Marshal Soult, whom
he accused. among other things, of hay.
ing been, through ignorance ard incaps.
city, the cause of the loss of the battle Of
Waterloo. and the turn that things took
against Napoleon during the hundred
days The Marshal listened to the
trade against hin apparently with much
composnre, and did not think proper 10
make any reply in his own vindication.
It seemed TO him, perhaps, that the feel
ing Of dlsapprotatlon with which il was
received by the Chamber did sufficient
justice to It's improperly. Not so his son
the Marquis OF Dalmatia, who required
reparation of the Colonel, in consequence
of which a meeting between the two parties
took place in the Bots de Boulogne, where
they fought with swords. After a con-
test, whirh lasted ten minutes. the Mar
quIs struck his foot againsr a stone and fell;
upon which his adversary CALAMITY stretch.
ed ont his hand and raised him. They re.
assumed their positions, and, after ano-
Their long, contest, the sword of Col. B.
becoming entAnged with that OF the Mar.
qnis, escaped from his hand, but the lat
ter Immediately returned it to him. After
a short pause, the combat was renewed
Tor the thnd time, in the course Of which
q he parties grappled with each other, and
II became question Of more bodily
strength Upon this. the seconds who
were Marshal Clausel and General JAG
gnem'not, on the part of the Marquis do
Ddlmatia. and Gen Excemans and NJ:
Cesar Bacot, for Col de BricquevilIe, in
lerposed, and separated them, declaring
that enough has been done by each to
their honor. and that the en-
sagement could not be suffered 10 pro-
coed any further. To this decision the
two principals submitted, and separated
With reciprocal marks of esteem