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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-07-26
Tavern stand in Richmond

nor SALE.-T'hc subscriber olIscrs FIR
u sale on reasonable terms the tavern stand on
Front street, one lot south of Main street, To-
gether with that part of the same range of bui.d
inss which he occupies rs a private DWELLING
said property is situated in pleasant part OF
the town, on a dry and rolling lot. with excel
lent water and dry cellars, and from its dinner,-
sions, and construction, is well calculated land
has been always 50 used) to be occupied in tao
distinct and separate tepements, as there are
two kitchens, cellars, and wells, and yet any
part or all, may be conveniently used for the ac-
commodation Of the house of entertainment if
necessary. Persons disposed to purchase are IN
vited to call and examine without delay. at
this time, possession of that part nowsrs@si VI
a boarding house can be had with a short ns-4 &c,
and it is believed that house of entertainment
and boarding, properly conducted would do
well. He repeats again, that the property will
be sold on rery reasonable terms
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
2. s. Should it suit the purchaser, the subscri-
Der viii continue to occupy ION rent for y or Is
months, the whole, or part, of that portion of
the house he now uses. Also will sell on fair
terms a few unimproved lots. A. w.
Fifth month Goth, 1884. 20u
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Far DC Riehmond Ialladi,tu,


There one theme, which has, universally
an.i in all ages Of the world, claimed the atten-
ton Of the human mind. II has led to the most
profound investigation--thc most intense appii-
cation, and the most laborious tolls, the human
system has been capable of enduring.
I mean the accumulation OF Health. The an
clients, it appears, from the fall Of Adam, turned
their attention to it, until the Spartans IN the
time ofLycurgus, made an attempt to abolish
the then oscrsuiins passion Of mankind; but
their attcmpt falling to succeed, the passion was
Dea in its predominant station; from which time
il has reisne1t unDoicsfed to the present day.
1t is this, dat has caused man, in almost any
station OF life to rec early, and undergo the IA
tigues Of manual Ebor until late in the day. 1t
Is this. that has causcd man TO forsake friends
and connexi ons, and embark on the ocean, sub
jccting himself 70 The mercy of mighty tempests.
Yes, il is this that causes the expansive waves OF
emigration to roll westward, II Is true, that OPP
preston accelerated the settlement OF the west
ern coafmenf, but the predominant incentive
vas wcaJlh
There - in human nature, (proyidcntally
places1 grand handspring, which is the FORE
nQst etc Of all the cxeTtions of men. 1t is the
feepSty to preserve life. lis from it the de-
p - accumulate wealth arises, for man must,
HE the bee, lay up in the spring time OF life, for
ljse slrcary winter of old age. J
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r MANSUR-inforns his friends and

r MANSUR-inforns his friends and
a. customers, and the public generally. that
he continues to carry on business at his old stand,
where he would be pleased to have them call
ande xaminc his stock of goods. He intends
keeping constantly on hand a general assert,
mcnt OF Summer. FAN and Winter Goods, which
he will sell very low for cash or approved coun-
try produce. He intends starting to The east
about the lirst Of July, and would be much o.
bligcd TO those indebted to him, either By note
or book account, and especially those of long
standing, to come forward Immediately and set
tie their dues, as it is impossible for him to keep
up "a stock of goods without punctuahty on the
part OF his customers.
Richmond, June 7tb, 1884. p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-07-26
La Motifs Celebrated Cough Drops

THIS Elixer il peculiarly adapted 10
Il thcpresent, prevailing disorders OF The
breast and lungs, leading to consumption.
Common colds and Coughs, which are &C
casioned by obstructed persPeratIon, viii
readily Weld to its influence, removing
those troublesome irritations, which act
as a consta ant etimulant to coughing. 1t
cases pain, and induces rest to an eminent
degree. Persons afflicted with pulmonary
bleeding of the lungs, &C.,
'spasnodic asthma, paIpitation of the heart,
and consumptiye affections, even In the
most advanced periods of life, will ind i'm
mediate relief from its remarkable power
of diminishing the irritability Of the sys-
tenn; and the velocity of the circulation.
and by cleansing and healing the oisorder-
ed parts. 1t also affords immediate reiie-
in the whooping cough
CERTIFICATE. Columbus, July - IsZb
Messrs. Crosby's-f have for eighteen
years, been troubled with an affection of
the breast and lungs. attended with Sc
we're cough, pain in the side, and difficult
~ Of brcathing; s. in the fall of 1925, be-
came SO much reduced, that my life was
despaired of; and receiving no visible
benefit from my physician, was advised
10 make trial of La Motifs Cough Drops;
and after taking one bottle, was restores
20 perfect health; and it Is my irm belief
that the use of the above named Drops
aved my life.
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"A PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF PERU.

WILL take place on The 9th dayof Ju-1
~ next This town Is adsantagevasly
situated on the right bank of the Wabash river.
two males below the mouth of the Mississincwas
nineteen miles distant from Iogansrort, and -
miles from Fort Wayne. The main state roads
from Richmond to Michigan City, and from La
fay cite TO Fort Wayne, cross at this Place. The
WABASH and EklE CANAL passes through
the town, and win be pat under contract cnthe
- b day ofJuly. as VIII be seen by reference TO
the advertisement OF tie Commissioners Near
the upper end oil The town site. feeder dam 4
cross the Wabash IS t. be constructed BY he
state, which will necessarily create NALIa
BILE WATER fOWER At common low
ter il Is estimated that the surplus water at this
point will drive L: to II pairs CT Mill stones, ca
pable OF grinding and manufacturing 1aoo hush-
els ofCrain per day: ami during nine months OF
each wear the power viii at time be less THIN
twice this amount As the ground which
this Machinery Will be erected already belongs
to the state, there relnains no impeachment to the
la mediate use OF the water. The Mlsslssinewa
NJ vigation, which extends for a distance OF 80
n. lies M that stream, and forms the natural out
let for the produc. OF an extensive district OF
county, will be connected with the Canal at
this dan. by means OF a Guard Lock. Thete
site iswfthir half a mile Of the centre of Miami
county. The SEAT OF il STIsE for this
county was On tire .srd inst. established at Peru,
and arrange IGents have already been male tor
pukAAhhS " III Siser~ so@tA sNAse $50
other county bindings. The high character Of
the Upper W abash country for fertility OF soil,
and agricultural advantages is generally known.
IL is known also to those who have tra seled
through the country that no portion of ii IS SUI
perior, If equal, 10 Miami county II Is preba-
bic that no county IN the state contains a great
or proportion Of fFst rate land. The Wabash
river passes through the centre of the County,
Eel River through the northern part, and the
Mississincwa and Pipe Creek through the south
ern part, all presenting extensive saliies OF rst
rate iau,i, with an Abundance Of water power.
With these adxania ses, IT is seyed that few
points IN the state offer stronger latfucement for
the investment OF pital promise "a falrcr re-
ward to mechanical industry. Persons wishing
To improve immediately can procure lots at any
time previous to the Public Sale, on Application
to w m. n. Hood X. L. Brtton. by whom ali
business in relation to the property Will be trans
acted
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II iO1iO"luH VaIu0Olc ne0lClnGS and
chemicals are from the ware house OF
the celebrated and scientific chemist G..
w. Carpenter, Philadelphia.
HIS Compound Extract Of .sarsapesriila-
from which neat article of the Lisbon
Diet drink may be prepared extemporan-
eously, consequently is quite portable
This extract, 1t Is said, contains all the
virtues OF the Sarsapariila in highly con.
'densed and concentrated form. FURNISH
ed IN small bottles, accompanied by direc-
'tions for using.
lis Compound Extract Of Liueraoors-cel-
ebrated IN coughs and consumptions.
His Compound Extract Of Buchu-for
kidney affections, urinary calcuIi and i,
His OIL Of Cantharsdea--is an oil prepar.
ed from the lytta or Spanish fly. One
drop of this oil will produce a blister of the
a<ze of a % cent piece, and is very prompt
ia its action and operation.
HIS Oh Of Sfaapiae-prepared from the
Mustard seed, and is said TO possess great
Virtues in Rheumatic affections,
HIS superior Rcd Bark-Tbis NAV be
relied upon as being genuine, and az ex-
celient article.
HIS catisaya Bark-also an cxcellen nj
quality OF the bark, and warranted as the
previous article.
Has OH Of Copaiba-which in coniunc-
tion with cabebs, or the Lisbon diet d rink
Is much preferable to the baIsam copaiya
in many diseases which the balsam is gen.
orally used.
His Oil Of Cubebs-is a very punrnn,
all; and in many instances supercede the
orticle of cubebs in those diseases in which
this article Is usually administered.
Oh Of Black Pepper--is one of the mos,
warming. heating, aad pnngent oils. that
has ever been prepared, and is said in con-
junction with quininc much to facilitate
the latter medicine in the cure offeyer and
ague.
HIS Seisfyyed Copaird-is q much neat
er article than the baisam copaiva, con-
tanning all Its virtues highly concentrated,
and Is used in pill. its consistence being
such as to be readily formed.
HIS preciPffGted Extract Of Bayk.-This
aru in Philadelphia is becoming exten-
siveiy used land is superceding the quin,ne,
as 1t Is found in an equal dose, to be equal
iy efficient and consequently must be pre-
ferable as it can be afforded at one hall the
cost of quinIne. Its consistencc is very
convenient for forming into pills, and may
as readily be converted into a tincture, at
pleasure, in case this should be preferred,
All of the above chemicals and prepare
lions arc amply furnished with printed di-
rections for use. Physicians are particu-
fariy invited to call and examine thcrn.-
For the Information of those unacquainted
with them, 1t might be proper to state,
that the most Of them have received the
sanction Of physicians of high standing
and eminence. Several professors OF Med
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DIR. whites vegetable TOoth-achoDrps.
yNHE only specific ever offered to the
IL public, from which a permant and
radical cure may be obtained of that DIS
agreeable pain, the Tooth-ach, with all
its attendant evils; such as Featuring the
law in extracting ofthe teeth, which Of
ten proves more painful than the tooth-ach
itself; and cold passing from the decayed
teeth to the jaw, thence TO the head. pro-
ducinr a rhlimatic affection, with many
other unpleasant effects: such as disagreed ca
BILE breath, and taste in the mouth, &c.
&C., all of which are produced from foul
or decayed teeth. am happy to have II
in my power to offer to the world, REM
edy, that will not only remove the pam
nine times cut of ten, if properly applied,
but preserve the teeth from further decay
and a rrest the disease in such as are decay
ing and have not commenced aching, resa
toring them to health and use fulness-
CERTIFICATE. Baltimore, July I, lo29
Some time last May, Doctor Thomas
White left with me some of his Vegetable
Tooth-ach Drops, and requested me to use
1T in my practiCc-I accordingly did re-
CONNIE nd it to six of my friends, and some
ofthem had been complaining of the tooth
ach for more than three months; and out
of the six it had perfectly cured FIVE.
am now fully convinced of its saiutar
effect, not only curing the tooth-ach bur
prevents teeth from further decaying.
J. III. WINCHESTER, M. d.
The subscriber in his practice as a Den
tist, having successfully and to consider
able extent used DIR. Thomas White
Tooth-ach Drops, can recommend then
when genuine, as superior TO any oth9
medicine now in use. T.. HALE.
Pittsburgh, 1881.
FOR SALE-In Milton, by Il. G. Al
lison, in Centreviile by DIR. pritchet, and
in Richmond by A. Siddall and DIR. VIM
Lindsey.
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Jv.y 26 I6 -
AL.ExANDER M'CURDY. Crate

- l4Es-AAND IA ~ ~ 49, = e
n for the liberal patronage he las re
|ceiyed. respectfully informs bis friends, and
The public generally, that he CONTINUES
To carry on the TAILORING BUSHES
ia all its various branches, at his old sfafi
gu Main street, two doors east OF ,. M.
Laws store, where all orders IN has Line
viii be thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Having regular correspoa-
.dence with some ofthe principal merchant
ttailors of New York, he Is constantly ihT
nIshed with the latest changes liz The iasii-
ions. Garments cut at the shortest notice
and warranted to fit when properly made
up 80,
Richmond, February i, 1854.
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TIVE Co-pauncrship heretofore existing
u i. 4 Ii kir,- In, fhf. Rschun<,nxi

v1'HE Co-Partncrsnip heretofore existing
u between L. h u. King, IN the Richmopd
Woolien Factory is dissolved b, mutual CONSENT
The business of the firm viii be settled BY Livi-
nus hing, and ali thoss indebted to the firm are
requested TO come forward and settle the san.e,
those having claims against the firm are aiso ne
quested to present them for adjustment. The
business VIII be continued by Ivinus King and
Samuel Nixon, who are now prepared to receive
wool to manufacture into cloth, nannel o. blank
cts, either on shares by the yard, ~ in ex-
chage for goods. The carding of wool and ful
hing aud dressing Of cloth for customers will 2t all
times receive particular attention. Those who
will favor them with their custom may expect 10
have their work done on short notice and in .
manner. LlNfNUS KING,
SAMUEL NIXON
May 10Th, 1884. l5-tf
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INSURANCE FROM LOSSES BY

FIRE. Having been appointed agent
ofthe Hartford, Connecticut "Protectscr
Fire Insurance Company the subscribed
is ready to attend to all the business OF
the agency. The Company have capital
OF $15o,ooo, with the privilege granted
by the charter) of increasing the same to
half million dollars. assurances are e.
fected by this-company, both on real and
personal property ON the most moderate
terms. Every Information win be chttsr-
fully and promptly given on all applir n
tions made either by person or by let1er
tpost pald) at the once of the agency u
Richmond.
J. d. VAUGHAN, Agens-
January l1th, 1894.
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NOTICE. CANALLETTING. Sealed


proposals Tor the Construction Of lS to N
miles ofthc Wabash and Erie Canal will be re-
ceiyed at Miam,sTort, Miami County, Indiana.
on the 2o;h day Of July next
The work 10 be Let eNtcEds from the town OF
Wabash, westward to point about Is miles
above Lowansport, and embraces or Locks,
n number OF Cuisert. and Dam across the Va
bash, below the Month of the Mississanewa,
eight feet high, and near 500 feet long.
Plans and Specifications ofthc work will he
exhibited for four five days previous to the
letting, and all necessary explanation in relation
to the work will be given by the Engineer SUI
perintendiug the same
Bidders not personally known to the Comis-
sioners Engineer will be expectesi'to produce
satisfactory testimonials of character and quall-
fcations as Contractors.
ID. BURR. ] Commissioners
JB. JOHNSON, { Erie Canal.
Treaty Ground, 2 it'll May, 1884.
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Singular treah Of Na'1re.--A pr has
Teen exhibiting at 400 Broadway. N. ior%,
the face Of which rcsem5lcd that Of hui
man being. The forehead is round and
we'll turned: the teeth on the lower jaw are
very regular and perfect, and there IS q
small hair mole on its checks. 1t also has
five toes on It's LIFT foot. Il IS most SIN
gular production Of nature.
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AND SUMNER GOODS

~ The subscriber takes pleasure IN informing
his friends and customers that he has just recey-
ed and is now opening splendid lot OF Spring
and Summer Goods, ut the old stand, AMI as be
intends doing cash business he will sell at a
small advance on eastern prices.
ALEXANDER STOKES.
Those indebted to the late firm OF Akin and
Stokes win plea take notice that longer indul-
gence cannot be given. A. STOKES.
May 10th, 1891. IS-I
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ROOKS.-The subscribers are Just re-
- ceiyiny IN assortment of Books and Sta
t,onary, in connection with their medicine store,
particularly for the convenience eflsec,sssens, which
viii be offered at the Cincinnati prices. Their
assortment Is comprised of Histories, Religions
and Scientific standard Works, together with
great variety of School Books OF the latest pub
LEGATION, also Blank Books, Stationary. Sc &c.
REED s. STURGIS.
juno lith, 1884. 23
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NEDICINES s. DENTISTRY.--REM
W. vAL.-Dr. Dorsey respectfully informs
his old friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his Office to the house
of a. Grimes, few doors south Of tho
market house; where he may be found dm-
ring the day. His lodging is at his fathers
nearly opposite the Methodist Chapel.
He has also, prepared himself for The
practice Of Dentistry.
Richmond, 2sth, Feb. 1884.
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MILLlNERY.-MRs. p JOHNSON, ear-
AZ rics on the above business. In the yellow
frame building, north side Of Main between
Pearl and Washington streets, where she keeps
constantly on hand, a handsome assortment 81
plain and fincy BONNETTS, and other articles
in her line of business. Bonnetts made. whItcn
cd, altered and trimmed to order; also, gentle
mems stocks made i'm the neatest fashions
Richmond, April 26th, 1884. i6-tf
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When Paddy Blake heard al English
gentleman speaking of the fine echo at The
lake OF Killarney, which repeated the sound
forty times. he very promptly Observed,
.Faith, that's nothing at all to the echo IN
my fathers garden,n the county ofGal"ay
IL YOU say to it, allow DO You do, Paddy
Blake? r. It will answer Pletty well, thank
YOU. sir.''
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GALE OF Lots in the town Of Cambridge.
~ The proprietors respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have laid out n new town called
Cambridge the east bank OF West River.
where the Cumberland Road crosses SAID stream
ia the county Of Wayne and State of Indiana.
The line of the contemplated Whitewater Ca
nal surveyed. by the Engineers. passes direct
ly on the west sids of said town where the Ma
tional Roa, crosses The river, splendid bridge
is now erecting which will be completed tins
summer The site is high and elevated on a
gentle bluff gradually descending towards the III
yer; the country round is healthy and embraces
the finest quality Of soil in the state, and now
under hish sta of cultivation a further de-
scription Is deemed unnecessary every rur-
chaser will wish to see and examine for himself.
N. y. Terms viii be reasonable and made
known on the day ofsale. which will take place
on the premises on Thursday the 9th day of
July 1884; when and where due attendance will
be given by the proprietors.
IRA LACkEY,
VIM. CONWELIA
June 18th. 1884,
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A MOTHER MAMMOTH..,- Distna

A MOTHER MAMMOTII...-D Dismal
a Swamp No. II. Draws the 26th July. 1884.
| Prize Of 80, 000,-l OF l2,oeo,-i OF o,ooG,-
of 6,G00.-1 oil 3,000,-5o Of ,o00,-s III Of 500.
Whole Tickets only 10 Dollars, AMI lowest
prize IL dollars.
Please Address, Clarke & Cook, Wheeling
Va Sole Agents in the West, for
YATES * M'INF3 RE,
Mama -crs
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THOMAS JONES.

r-Price, One Dollar for large, and
Fifty Cents for small bottles.
For sale in Milton by r. G. ALLISON,
IN Centreville by DIR. PRICHET, and IN
Richmond by A. SIDDAIL and Doctor
LINDSEY, and by them W warranted good.
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Rsr,tsaoyld Palladium.
n nn11606 n LAFAYETTE.
: ssa6 ~ III 5fIrAtys
Oh.nos Il fatal day;
q mich tken loved Lafay cite,
Wasm from earth away.
Re ~ > splendor--
Z, He to native land;
And No Pafriotio zeal,
~ ned oar valiant band.
All t[1iycd to sec deep-rootesi,
fair tree of Liberty,
Anhf be the stars and Eagle
Ave triumphant DER the free.
- yond ohlision's shadow,
In the temple high of fame,
Shall. be isscribed his actions,
And his ever glorious name.
lie ever shall be honored.
Whilcjust memory shall live;
With all the veneraton,
That freedoms sons cnn give.
For by his bold achievements,
Their liberty was won;
With the aid Of gallant comrades,
In tho lind Of Washington.
On the pages ofour annals,
His iinmorta! name shall shine,
While round his sacrc'i memory,
Shall hoHor's wreath entwsnc.
Ever shall his name he chaunted,
Ga the land ard on the wave;
While peaceful sleeps the hero,
With the honored and tie brave.
Now mourn ye sons Of freedom.
Bend in sorrow c'cr his tomb.
And may your souls commemorate,
The glory ofhis DOOM ELVIRA
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4 The Ueeping Uiuog.--Thcrc is no tree the
sight Of which cxcitcs more tender emotions in
ihc hcert than tho Weeping Willow. II is out
Of place in public walk-but looks delightful
when iiourishiny in lnxuriant beauty on the Dor
ders Of some winding stream, or in some scclud-
esi spot, which has long been the asylum OF soli-
tusie and tranquility. IL is the emblem Of sor-
row and devotion, and forms n beautiful and ap-
propriate ornament TO a burying ground. With
its dropping foliage, it appears 10 be looking
back on the past--and sympath1zing with the
afflicted mourncrs. 1t reminds ono OF the things
which wcrc--and bushes all the angry passions
Of the human heart.
This tree thriyes well in this climate, particu-
larly where the land ia low, and the soil some
what moist: and we regret that It is not moro
frequently teen in New England. independent
~ the associations which arc inseparabIy con-
fcd with its appearance. there is no tree in
= Rrcsts, which presents an aspect more grace
~ j lovely, or whose branches arc more UNI
t11@s 1t is said thatthc first weeping willow
$500 IN England by the celebrated poet,
A1u e- He received from the Levant,
etnlAQeefNS, and observed one Of The twigs,
eeuA1e& aAnskot was formed, putting out
snsoA III lkhc planted in hi. garden. 1t
sssstAsd.
Orr neesk = sraegnd iore!y % Tie eye:
I'D from this parent -, all the weeping will
loss which are new by g means uncommon in
Essiand, hsve spsuas
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r AND FOR SALE. The subscriber
- offers for sale a tract of Land situated in
Henry County in this State, about three mites
Road; containing eighty acres. Said Land ].
well timbcred, part of which is deadened !;
there is a hc~ei log house on the prcmises-
Any person wishing TO purchase can get fur
thcr information from Josiah Small, In the noiEe-
borhood, or myself near Richmond
THOMAS MOORE.
June oist. 1894.
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SAVE THE PIECES. The subscribers
~ will pay one dollar and twenty five
cents per hundred, for old cast iron such
as old broken pots, kettles, and irons,
plough mouids, &c. dc. and fair price
FOR heavy pieces if delivered at their foun-
dry in Richmond. A penny saved is
worth two earned
GROVER & WILLIAMS
January 11th, 1894.