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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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om lssten Ocnner'to9 in 'pbitooet
pbla anlan9te, broOte Die 9>aobtibt
Oab Son 'peOrO am 24,ten Ssptsm>
ber oao 3cIttlcDe NIT Osm ~@.plsen
per,petDtelr bobe.-Gin neues Minis
tEcrlum wu:Oe 9ebllpet, an De6cn
Sptee Der oerjO9 pa!mello ttebt.
Sos 2anD mar rublq.
Gle Oriebcn >pp|len Gib nod nibt
aur Vube be9ebsn. Szls oerloneen
Feline >eoYcrM (pnpern 0rlehe3 s!'
Scouteu.
SS1u Nol9e Ginger Sswegungen Der
sJnur9entcn bat man Die &illtc von
Slscojalm 8lofarcsuIfono crfldrt.
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SDmptome Der llnrute.
! IN Mi9uet bat, Irle man fact,
ouf ousordd|lben Uefsbl Der piIt-
Ltcbcn Ne9'eruN9, Ncm Osrln6cn II.
1T nocb Vcnuo surtcf qeretlt. Nod}
2,0oeoncr y>o0ricbtcn fot'en ln Nuu
oufyubreriIhe G>csncn oueoebrotb,
en- tcpuf tbcr rcren urfotte uno %,
fbohsnbcit 0be1 nod nlebt9 OTi;I-
sls' cln9c!oufcn 1T
Sae cn9iilDc 'EorIamsnt 1T TN.
term 25If. Gept. auf's nsue bis Aum
23f. Sctoter oufecGhcben pprDcn.
Gs iclI tin 9crltDla9 lepn, ou 9.
Jobrsfete oes 9er;o9s pDn DDurs
Deour eln Monlfetf III erloOsn, msk
bes Oon Den Mitgtsrern Der iltern
2luis~ 0fs SBurb on 'ften SauEs uns
terscicDnct, u. 'pcrln Die 2lboonf1ln9
oOn' 2tcn Nu0uf 1880 erneuert, l!np
t1ebr au5fubrlih su Ountten 9sln*
reich's pes Yunften befrdft,gt miro.
Gon Carlos foIl u1utbEps u. trunf
fepn, IN Vrlge Der blttern 0eldNmers
lldftltcn, entbebrungen puo feblecs
Mlaeeneu 9c6uungen. Gsipe par<
tbcvGGn9er tollen wllIens levn oefz
fen ol'c'ten @2Dbn, meltber uugefibr
II Sobr ait ii, gum Shrone Gpan.
tens ~ ttrufen. ga Die Gorli fen
feinep G>sebofsn boben, 'D boben Ge.I
9rcne S6,pierlgteiten ftb QSaFenI
unpsonotre &rie9Gteplr ;nlNs i'll psfs
1defes': " =, II
Sic vitr gatolIicne oer Moori.l
Ser Oarqllen, wslcbe fir Bic oufrilNs
niden Q>rpOlnscn be'}immt iinO, ba>
ben Arcgen Manoel an Oeto nod
nltbt inarftirea ,fbnnen. Gcr m
i1liter Ger Nluon'sn tat ibncn Sic eas
~ benbtMoten 2 MilI!onen Neo!en
nldt tcn0en ftnnen. gt~. ts
Ser EefeblNcDirs, bo6 ale ga,
milieu, ,srel0e ats cicsnsr Der sGss
eieruho Der &bnisin bsfonnt ,fup,I
Die cier prcnlnsea perlaOeu folleu
1T in Huefabruns sstrocht. Su|
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
Der MablbsrItDt pcn Sgarf &AAptD.

69n Dem 2Hoblbcrltte pDn 0ics
lem eauntD nurOc Elm VeHtsr 9ss
macbt, inoem Die 3obIen unter oen
Saun'htps 2ofe un0 lexington Oer,
fest mur0en. 2ofe 81. qob Dem
SocfIon Gllfet e.ne or0Be Nshrbtit
wcitbe unter cas- Sp Icylngtoo ju
Iteben Fam.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

gen. Ger StaAt lDiro unlerer MIR
rI9en 2uI1llbrung !O'gen un0 jeoer
Sag plro uHS trfreutlrbe Qbablbcs
rtOte bon Dem Sunern elnbrln9eu~
- E m oerotie t ilr g mer
- trlumpbircn0 unD uu!rlOsrleb>
Ilb :"
Oils cic erfsculid>e MaGriht in 5
Gtunpen vou 0>cuYore IN NtilooeN
pblo onl0notcny Duroen 2 QIrt}Ilcrics
laIoen, je0sr 100 Sonpnen CUR Gbre
bon yleuporf, 0bosftFo0en. 0loct>
en9e!oute uno G thie6en ,p0reu 1T
oQsn NttDtun9en III horen.
9jplo priG cn.-Bnsb
am rs. Ettcter sum 91rds
gen IN Der Min;e j$341j8OO
Wuros pdhreno ser QBohe
bis sum l. 9}OD. gum prIs
gen oarIn blnterle9t 245,lOO
- $4,000
BdNreno Der niu(itben wobc qe>
prd9t 248,2OO
YIist om 1Ilen 9Icp. Sum prdesn
ubrl9 $338,7OO
Son Den binterleettn 9UIo rporcn
$500 un9eprdete Barren u. 243,>
800 In oue,p artiser WiunSe, uno BON
Dem IN oletsrqSothe 9eprd9ten0plo
Worcn 10000 &baler in 0lsrtels
NClern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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QIm 9, cisiss ourb oeu gbrm. Got. elt
bre6t 81. Sac. Deselmir NRif eifa 5ran,c
beibe Don 2eriuston 3p.-Qlm 10. bieiss
nsrh Gbsnoehlslten, 81. Scbn S,aas sn,it
MH Qolu Mafsusbe:sev pepe .. @tb:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
Nni nitsuuns ourcb Den Vrdiloenten.

Sc inri d .. Oi(pim DOR
DennlpIp0nisn, gum OouUern6r Don
Wlcbt9on SerrttOrp an Die Stcue
oea pcrIorbcnen George pprter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

Sic leets "Sotbo ecMiSrellanp''
meIoet, Cob Occtpr GuuIon Nec1
tor oes irrldnDiIben gulleQiums in
TOm, profehor Der Sbriftsn i'm
Urban Golle9lum Der Dropa9anD,
Superietenoent Der SNrudsrep in
jenem SuItitute, uno Neplfor uuo
gorrecteur 0erWerfe in Den Orien>
taliGben @5praben Dom pdbitliben
GtubIe III Npm gum Mitsebllfen:
oes Si(bof5 in gborlsnon ernannt
moroen 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

Gin eeipi0er Spbonu 8eu, cine
mrs, MoDml M'Donalo, unD cine
Mrs. Moul baben Geb tir,licb in,
rerbalb eiper Wcd,e in Wal1inst
ton &auntp, in Oiefem Staat,. er>
bdnst-Mon foute bepnobe sIauben
bdngen pdre suv Mone sewsrosn.
" (Qbotst. Snt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

0ensral w. -. 9orri(on 1T gum
@dreIber Der Court in Samiltpn
Gauntp, Gbio, ernannt ,pprben.-
Qcr eincr 9(eite vcu Sahren batte,
general }>orri'rn felb,f Die Nnltek
lunsep su r,oGelb in rem SertitDri'
u!a meletes aus Den jebisen etaas.
ten Sn0tano, 0lltnols, Mthcurt
Wihisaa, uno Sirfau1ae s be-
llano. @s.<
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

IN pcllon ,rurre firslleh cine
Wrs. Ct. Senre becrc,et tpeIhe
,ur lirluliner G)emelnfetaft eeh6rte.s
gbr felatsn 72O Maohsn, 592 Sua..
ben, 7G4 SPINNER, l64 Srauei, %
&utNteui 2 euttlageu, unb 4 ebais
len.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

rcibe unter cas- Sp lcyingtoa ju
itsben fom.
Nnrs1uns oureb csu Vrdiloenten.
Sc inrt y .. s. ilpiu, vor
'Denn(pIvonien1 sum Oouvern6r Don
|WNcDt9on SerritOrD, an Die Stcuc
oea perlorbcnen Oeor9e pprter.
'Neu2)orF oesen oos WIammotb uno
DQ6 2unlpen8flD !
|. TeMDOrf bat un(ere lebbofteIten
@rwartun9en uberIrofen. Gie
Gtoot 9teuDprf bot Dem GjouDcs
}nbr Narcep cine Mcbrbeit BON 1887
I9cseben, uNo noO Den ciuee9anse>
nen WabIberld>tcn oDn Den DsrGhie,
Ocucn Qounties ii Die Mebrbelt
|os6s''to a'<s | 1000
Elm Oewlnn Don Nst1r as 1900
ieIt felner gSaDl Don 1882.
Ole Nepre(ento:lOn i'm Conore6
miro .rubrltDeln:ttb aus 81 Demo,
croten uno nsun Donfminnern te>
Iiteben Ole 2Gabl pon Drevll9 81
mccroten 1T bereit6 getpl6.
Ser GJt00t6 Sen0t aus 22 0e>
'mOcroten un0 pier Uanfz QDbtg6.
c}n Der 2I1embip GinO bis jest 90
OemOcr0ten II. 81 0onflndnner ais
erF>1bIt bcfannt gemotbt poroen. !:
Die S(eu>Dor2 SimeS, Dom 6tsn
NOOcmter fa9t, "2B II bobsn Den
s no 9lorreicb 9eittlogen oSbr
SndHcn boIf ibneu niOts-ibre oes~
pesote, unermuoete2ln itrensuns wor
fruttt!os -- all ibre orl)tccroti1tbe
Wacht, all pas in QDlrfuu9 oerufe-
ne OeIo Der Sont, aQ IDre Sunfte
Don TdaFen bolf ibnsn nItDts :! Oie
Saufeutc fblpnen lbre Qd0sln Die
Weonsr ble|tsn lbre Neoen. Gie
Nrepmaurer 6alIe tDuroe J(achtS NIT
SoulenDen oou 9eor1r9t, Gelo ,pte
Der Veit unbcr gefbleuosrt jeOe
Maosre9sl pes GrNbrsfsns, Dss
9erfilbrers, ,puroc SuAubt pDn un,
fern Oegnern genOmmen, ibr QDeb-
tier, tbr Scutborr, ibr @pins ira'
rem nit lbren elccttcnlrln9 @ptet-
icbes Dier-uno menn je Mdnner ;
ttbliebsnbe uno oetperate Nnttren9s
uu9en 9elnaOt b0bcn, . norens un'
(ere Selnoc-ober init >,re!ct'en1 Grs
fols, xaB Die 2}S c y bcri, t'
te Seueeil! bos beue, unan
9reiftore unw,ocrttebIicDe 0eri1dnr,
ui6 un0 Die NcoIicbfeit Des 9plts
boben elorrclcb, ,triumpbirti un0 Die
SteDt 9ttwyorf ttebt ">rieber Son
Oem GOD zines revrdtherlFNcnS Setns
PES srIbfet 1T wiener auf Dem often
punft suruf9sbrotbt uno befrcpst.'
Sie fann elnitens mebr isine StelIe
bohmutb Svou uebeu Nbilaoetpbio
near1en. NcwDerotle ri triumpbh
reno -! lln(ece Slaess mebt majsltd,
ttfth. o{Glr teSe9neten cen Sslnp u.
Ct ii unfer. ~ 49,:
. lluo nun LOFT ualere Sreunce Gh]
NIT mdblser VrtuOe erfrelen, GdI
niht uber eincn eefMogeuen uno ,ers
Ifrcutcn Selne unes;tebmeuo betra,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

Nothing decisive yet in Congress on the great sub
ject Of the depositcs. Memorials still come in from
all quarters and congressman continue to quarrel n
bout them and make long speeches 1t appears to be
the object Of the friends the restoration of the de-
po.cs, postpone the nalssuc until the people can be
heard from generally, and tire real Effects OF the sex
pertinent" made more manifest while those who a!'-
prove Of Executive that qeson, urge the
speedy action Of Congress, the majority changes to
n minority. What will be done Involved IN extreme
uncertainty. The commercial and manufacturing
communities particularly, are camorous in the pro-
mitigation Of their stresses, and it would appear, that
unless something is shortly done to appcasc those
clas.es on whom the pressure more Immediately APP
plies, the excitement may reach a height which all
good citizens must dcprecate We have sad but little
about this matter the Hoosher statc but we feel
pretty distinctly AS Crockett would say, ''ther; IS no
two ways about that"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
PUBLIC NETTING IN RICHMOND.

AZ large and respectable meeting of the citizens oil
Wayne county, held mt Richmond on the Goth OF
March, 1897, in pursuance Of public notice, in order to
take into consideration the depressed state Of the trade
and currency Of the country. arising from the removal
Of the public depos,tes from the bank Of the United
Statc. and of tho propriety OF memornzng congress
Tor their restoration. GsS GEORGE HUNT was
cal,ei II the chair, and w .e>ER VI. LEEDS and SAM
rel w. Sn,ru. appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting being stated from the
chair, il was on motion
Resolred, That the chair appoint committee o
seven to ir III memorial and resolutions suitable to
the occasion. Wherenpon I. 4. Madison. John Fin
lev Alexander Stokes, Albert &. Blanchard. Colonel
William Scarce, John u. Morrison, AMI Col. Samnel
Fleming, appointed that committee.
The said committee after retiring short time pro-
duccd tho following resolutions and memorial, which
were read and adopted without dissenting voice.
WHEREAS the p1st experience Of this country
has fully proven the convenience and ind spens-
bic necessity of sound and slfs circulating
piper medium, s.Ich we have looked
Tor and received from the Bunk of the United
States since its first entering into bus ness: and
after satisfactory experience ii has been incon-
tcstiby proven TINT loc,lb1nks are entirely in
adeq,i1te TO the wants of the trade of the coun-
trv and that National Bunk is alone competent
TO furnish and preserve such a currency from
depreciation and 10 carry on the exchanges ofthe
different plrts of the country upon sure and
undertaking b,ss. Therefore
Resolred. Tint in the opinion Of this meet
ing N,fionll B,nk is ind ,spensiblc to the trade
and prosperity Of the Union
Resoired, that the change now experienced by
the industrious cllsses from state Of fourshing
prosperity to TINT of unprrllcleddistress IS justly
attributable to the hostile pos ton assumed by the
executive towards the United States Bunk. and
the want Of an adcqunte circulating medium has
been brought on by the removal fthe public de-
posites to local banks which are unsifa and incl-
pable Of furnishing such accommodations as the
wants Ofthe community require.
Resolred, that the depreciation and at all
times wavering condition Of the bills Of the local
banks Of the several states affords ample proof of
the impactibility Of depending upon such paper
= Natiusal Curcncy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
WIN. L. BULLA.

INFORMATION wANTED.--The subscriber whilst
on his way to thu, state, III June II -, was
prevailed upon o send his daughter, Elizabeth
Parasho, ABOUT II years of age, with James Z
Cook, Tho W as removing vain has fanny from
irSinia TO some count, adjoining the ONO NV
fr lii this state, but having mace diiIgcnt enqui-
~, no tltiLgs of her nave since been nad--f,r
therefore, hopes that editors of newspapers III
HIS state vii favor distressed family far as
10 give this insc rtIon in heir respective pa
hers. SAID Cook stated that he intended to
ross the Ohio at Louisville, and it is probable
hc Eay have settled IN tue lower par; Of thu
ate or Illinois. Any information the su5-
ct directed to the subscriber AZ Richmond.
ayne county, indiaaa, will be gratefully &C
nowiedged by
March 9Th. CMWA LIS PARASIO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
HORNoR'S HOTEL, The subscriber in.

q HORNOR'S HOTEL. The subscriber in
forms the travelling part OF the commune
" that he continues to keep the above named
81 md at the east end of main street in Richmond
Indiana; the waggon-yard is large and dry, and
Stable is good with plenty Of Oats, Corn, and
Iay his Fable will be furnished with the best
Fatabes that can be procured in this Hoostie r
Country, his COOKS amongst the best; those ira
Fellers who may please to call Can Judge for
themselves. Bills very reasonable.
STACY HORNOR.
March, 18th, 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
For the Palladium.

Mrssns. EpIrors.--In a letter fir m a brother resi-
ding in tire shb,rhooi of St Lon Of the 18th ut
find the extract here annexed, which, should yon
think worthy Of notice at liberty to publish.
81 Willie state yon that several persons
confined in the st. Louis jail for trial charge Of
countcriting United States paper, and the Mississippi
state paper. The Of the persons committed are
James Garland--Quilling-- WiIson--Stratton--GeO
Stephens ami Col. Foreman, attorney ut law. There
arc three brothers by the Of STEPHENS concerned
in the business, one Of them made his escape, and the
Others will appear evidence in favor of the gov
crnment, and lady by the name Of Skilmon is an
evidence also.
SJamrs sarland the Principal in the manufacture e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, printer, and in some instances
cashier, is said to be- a Of wealth, in cash aud ct
fects, probably worth one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars, all OF which it is thought he has accumulated
from the business n which he has been engaged. 1t
appears since the breaking up of the band of CO" te-
feiters in Canada Inst spring, he has sold counterfeit
bills amounting to millions .f dollar II is said that
his establishment IS in sch condition rs to enable him
to print forty thousand dollars ofassorte notes in one
day. These bills sold at various prices, accord
ing to their denomination. Notes the bank of the
United Statcs Gu!tnti's manuGIctory, rs every
where else having the premium, near as could be
ascertancd 100 Of the denomination of s. were sold
for twenty dollars and notes oflar~cr amount dccreas'
ell in value The cashier Of the bank whose name is
Spencer taken. II is said that he is in Ala
bama nj this time, and took off large amount of the
money with him. am informed by persons IN ST.
Jous that this money srcceivcd III the St Louis bank
and cannot he toll from their own paper
Nv brother add. in postscript, written on the 25h
thu. the above namci countereltcrs have broken jail
and made their escape. w. l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
PROSPECTUS.

F. w. Thomas, B. Dillon and l.. Sharp, have
raschased tie s-Conmercial Daily Advertiser FROM
tie present proprietor, Mr.. +. S Thomas. On before
the first Of March il will be issued in enlarged and
improve form, under the title of CINCINNATI
DEMOCRATIC IN TELLIGENCER, CONNER
olAL ADVERTISER.
The .ntc!iigencer viii be arlently devoted to what
ever may he Thought calculated to advance the best
in their purity, all republican institutions; to VIM
siicac constitutions and laws from all unwarranted
assumptions Of power, and 10 oppose all uucons;itu-
al cncroachmeats upon the rights of the people 1t
viii tesressis examine and discuss the good evil
governments It VIII zralouSly advocate the true
false political doctrines Of the day. and it will be the
object Of the editors rcner II interesting and
sa ahic newspaper the general reader well
the Fottic;au
fIiyar hce the first call the public attention to
JOIN VI LEAN of Ono. asa suitable person to
coed oar present chef ma cisratc it will continue
duly bnt Gect.eIs To advocate his claius and will
enc fellow citizens of the p.oprie-
t, OF i { choice.
At tie time, the local Interests Of our ssate and
ciF--tlc common veal of our farmers, mechanics aud
iHerch its-and the great interests OF education and
NOR litv shall not be ieslectc,.
Tt@NS-Daily paper, eight dollars per annum;
payable IN advance.
fri-wcels four dollars in advance five dollars,
half vcarly advance.
Weekly Darer, dollars in advance three dol
lars # payment he della, ed until The end OF the year.
February ) 1s3I.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
ED ESoyaTIoN.-Mr. f. Ontlano. having at

D ExovaTIox.-Mr. f.. Outlano having at
considera6 Die ex pense procured from one Of
The most extensive renovating houses in PhiIa-
degphia, recipe for erasing all manner ofdirt &
grease from cloth. silk any other kind of
clothing, is row prepared to do the same, in
STYLE no-ways inferior to those OF the eastern
cities. 4 coat that is soiied entirely too much
to be worn. can be made TO look as we'll as new
in gloss, and without affecting the padding Of
the coat. His prices are extremely low, and
these who ould practice economy must patrou-
ize his establishment, which j. situate between
Mr.. Burks hotel and the Union Hall.
MARCH, 9Th, 1874. Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

The Doyls.own Democrat of Tuesdly says
"A cors derlble degree of excitement exis:s in
the upper section of this country. owing to the
unusual NUMB Of mad dogs running at large
A number of cattle have been bitten-nearly all
of which have died with the disease. One III
stance has been mentioned TO us. evincing cons
derable bravery an individual going along the
road. with his horses and Wagon. and hearing the
cry. looked round and perceived the dog close al
hand He seized a club from the wagon, leap
ed out TO protect bis horses, and as the dog came
up attacked and He'd him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

AGeIcuITuRAL NEETiNG.-At regular Quarterly
Meeting of the Wayne County Agricultural Society,
held IN t.nrrvie the sta Instant, the following,
gentlemen were elected officers the society for the
ensuing year
Prcsilent.-ISAAC WILLIS.
Vice-Presi.lent -DANIEL CLARK.
Secrgtary.-SAMUEL HANNAH
Treasurer-LOF BLOOMFIELD.
Directors.--W WILLIAM Russt Y. CORNELIUS RATLIFF,
JoH> d. MORRISON. DAVID COMMONS, SOLOMON MERE
parH, JOEL HIArT, and NtIso> BooN-
On motion Of William Pc ton, it was unanimously
Resoired, That the tax for the ensuing year be liked
at one Collar. each N. mber.
The meeting then Observation-Disclosures Times
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

ASN. WILLIAM ELLIoTT Attorney al Law
- CentreviIle, Wayne County, Indiana, pro-
bosses to adjust and collect claims in the state ot
4 ndia pa and will also attend to any other bu l.
hess in the line OF his profession, confide cd TO him
In any of the counties In The sixth judicial Cir
cult of said State.
March, 18th, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

! on; CREDIT NEARLY EXPIRED.
- All those indebted to the subscriber eth
err on note or book account are requested to
make payment by the 23th inst. no longer
indulgence viii lie given.
ATTICJ5 STDDtII..
\ good assortment of goods on hand which
will be sold cheap for cash or approved produce
March Ist. I@3t- \. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22
~ ATHANIEL LEWIS, having received the

NATHANIEL LEWIS, having -ccciv cd the
patronage of the most respectable ladies
and gentlemen in Wayne county, respectfully
informs the public that he keeps in his store
house constant supply ofsaddies, brides, port
manteaus, Whips. robes plated and black mount
ell harness; also, collars, trunks, saddle trees,
and sundry other articles his limo OF business
which, he offers for sale rcasona lie iar.ns--
Friends d acquaintaHces are solicited to call.
All those who are indeb 10 me and are una
bic to pay can have their accounts gratuitousIy.
Richmond, March %, 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

4 nd Cabinet OF I.i,era,ure, SCIENCE and

nd Cabinet OF LiteTaturc. science and news
Devoted to original and selected Tales Essays, His
torica and Biographical Sketches, Literary Notices,
Poetry, and General Intelligence.
TIE Gsn Is published weekly, on a royal sheet or
ne quality and with good type, 9uarto form. ma
kng early volume al - numbers and ZIG large pa
Ges, ana furnished at the close o. the with hant-
son.c ltle page and index. Address, postpaid,
GREGG & DuFFEY,
March p, 1884. ST. Cairsville, Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

D cERTuM EsT.-The subscribers have been
Entrusted with the settlement Of ALL the bu-
siness Of Pau. Larsh. All persons having claims
against him will please hand them to either of
the subscribers for adjustment. Those indebted
by making immediate payment can save cost
The BUSINESS must be settled immed lat ey ard
there IS 10 way of paying out money but TO COL
iect 1t first. We would be pleased to furnish
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity. with anv
quantity of lumber, on the most accornmod ating
terms.
THO. J. LA2SH,
NEWTON LARSH,
March Sth. lie KOI Nj. LARSH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

A vALUAELELoT OF LAND FOR sALE.--The SUD
~ scriber offers for sale lot OF first rate land !,
containing eighty acres, in Preble co. OHIO. "a
Don't 3 miles north OF Paris. the road leading
to Fort Black. 1t has it hewn log house
and about twelve acres cleared and under fence.
Persons wishing to purchase would do well to
call the subscriber, living one mile and hall
north of Il edmond. Horses and cattle W Guild
be taken IN pay.
March etA WIN. L. BJILA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

Extract ola letter from a genlem1n at Prairid
de CHEN. Upper Mississippi. Febl: Il wrote to
-from Mineral Point. since which | have
heard that the Sacs and Foxes have killed Is
Winnebagoes. and my friend and gossip. Wh'l-
ing Thunder IS about TO come down upon the
Bllck Hawk people with 700 warriors at his
blck He swears he will exterminafe Black
Hlwk's band The fighting, if any takes place.
will be far in the rear ofme. lm4y see some of
the fun, however, when return"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

a PPRENTICEs WANTED TO THE GIRTH WEAVING
| BUSINESS. One two boys OF I3 to IL
ears of age may have good lay to learn the
- ED VI eaviEg business ny applying al >. iIor-
bor's Hotel east end Of lain Street Ricanond,
Indiana.
March, 18th, IS:4-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

HIATT. MOORE, & WILLIAMS, have
n constantly on hand general assortment
of travelling & Fancy Trunks; also, every
ticle manufactured in their line, OF the best
materials and workmanship.
Richmond, Jan. I1th, 1874. 1T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

1.-Two FARMS TO Rent. The subscriber has
two Farms to rent; Ole - acres OF best 10 :
ON land, one p acres fresh upland, Houses
&c. &c. On both immediate possession can be
given.
\ good Miller, well recommended. viii find
acconnlod alton by applying Ralph Shawn
boure near Abingdon VI ayne Co. Indiana
March 18th. IS.i.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-03-22

NOTICE to those whom it may concern. Ed
~ ward L. Frost has left a number Of Notes
and accounts In my hands and desires that
those indebted to call and settle the same; man
of the notes together with interest on others
come due the first day of April loa4, and
payment at that time will be expected
Daniel L. WiGGINS.
March 18th, 1894.