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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
Lx.en,r,yssE.s. Ii is supposed that

kaculr,vssE.s. Ii j. supposed that
the Americans have attained the
greatest art in parrying inqu'sitive.ii
ness, because they are more exposed
10 it; but well known civic waS at
"A late political excitement maintained,
q defensive colIoGuy with n rustic In
quisitive, which could hardly have.
been exceiled by. any trans'antic peri
former. Travelling post he was o.
bliged to stop at a village to replace
a horse,s shoe, when the Paul Pry OF
the place bristled up to the carriage
window, and without waiting for the
ceremony of introduction, exclaimed
-.Cood morning, Sir! horse cast a
shoe see. lsuppose you are gong
to- here he paused, expecting
the name Of he place to be supplied,
but tho citizen answered, "Iou are
right, Sir!I generally go there at this
season. '.l-hum-do We, and no
doubt you come from" ''tight
again, Sir, l live .herc" "OI, aye,
do yc--but see it be London shay.
Pray Sir be there any thing stirring
therey' Eyes, plenty Of other cha's-
esq ssAye, aye, Of cours; but what
do folks say!' 'sTheir prayers every
Sunday" s.That's not what mean;
wish to know if there is anything
near and .tresh!'' ayes, bread and
herriags!' ~Anan, you be a queer
cha Pray Muster may ask your
namef'' ~Fools and clowns call me
Muster; but am in reality one Of the
frogs Of Aristophanes, and my gen.
nine name is Brekekekcs koax.---
Drive ON postill;on"
WELL WArEK.-There are 27OO
wells in Boston, Of which seven only
supply water sufficiently pure for
washing. Some specimens OF the wa
ter which DIR. Jackson has analysed,
have given as much as three per cent.
Of foreign matter, consisting of pu-
crescent animal and vegetable sub
stances, saline matters, &c. The ply
sicians find many diseases totally un-
manageable whilst the patients are
obliged to drink the impure well water
Of the city, and many Of the most
eminent Of them believe that dysPep.
sia, the common disorder of the di.
gestive organs, arises chiefly from
the use Of impure water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

THO PSON'S
ETABLE
TOOTM..2CH DROPS.
vuNHE subscriber has the pleasure of Of
- fering to the Public a fresh supply Of
his remedy for that tOrmenting disease,
the TOOTH-ACHE; which he has discov-
cred bv a series Of experiment s pursued for
nearly two years.-In the composition Of
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle OF any
mineral substance, that it is entirely cOn-
pounded from the vegetable kingdom, and
that its tendency is, instead Of corroding
the nerve and substance of the tooth, to
preserve both.-It acts as a sedative, and
also as An intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase Of pain, and on its
apiic alton almost instantaneous relief is
IC obtained.
hume rous certificates are in the posses
sion of the subscriber. of cures performed
by this remedy, but as some of them can
be seen where the ''drops" are for sale,
and the others on application to the sub
|scriber, it is deemed useless to insert
them here as the publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
A single vial will be sufficient, if pro-
perly applied to cure from 60 to 100 cases,
and as printed directions accompany each
vial, any person can administer it even to
himself.
For sale Wholesale and retail by DR..
Philip Mason, in Connersville; Allen e. Co,
Cincinnati; Nathan ID. Gallon, Brook
Vile, and by retail at most of the country
stores.
A liberal G scount made to those who
purchase for retailing.
All communications to the subscriber
must be addressed Ever ton p. U. Fayette
Co. Ind
JOSEPH d THOMPSON.
For sale by Irwin Reed.
Nov. 81 o3j.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
GOOD BREAD.

THE undersigned having purchased
the RICHMOND FIGURING MILLS,
lately owned by 4. Hill, and procured
the services Of An experienced Miller, he
hopes that in a few days his machinery
will be in good order and that general
satisfaction will be given to those who
NAV favor him with q call.
CASH at all times paid for FLAXSEED
at said Mills.
]. r. NENDENHALL.
April %, 1896. 16tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
E3o8AscN1 FAS,c,Aor
Owce South Wess Corner Ok
Front Sfrscss.

TERMS. The Palladium is puba;aass
imperial sheet, at two doilan n,
paid within three months after ss,,-a, !
or two dollars and City ceuss paid Va: :
year, and three dollars il not paid -,
the volume expires. The terms vink
complied with.
Terms Of .4drertisins.
Fifteen lines or less. three insertions, ..
Each additional insertion,
Fifteen lice or less, for three moutha !.
Do do six do. "a
Do. do. twelve do
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

TWO valuable FARMS are offered
for sale by the suascri.er. lying on Eikhosn. in
Jackson township, Prbele county. Ohio, about
: mile. from Kic.nond aIt y miles from Eaton,
and about miles s.,ufh the National Road
a. now locatesi. hut should a change he made
BY the way OF Eaton, the road will run within
l-2 mile OF the xetnises. One Of said farms
contains 1856 acres, large Orchard-uncon-
monty wei watcred. The other contains about
~ acres and well timbeFed, about 80 acres
cleared, with other improvements
For terms apply to the subscriber on the
premises. -
ISAAC X. ELDRIDGE.
April 3Oth 1886. I1H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

A Bible which formerly Belonged
TO the Emperor CharIemagne, writ
ten by the celebrated Alchim,
was recently sold in London for
$500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
PAR FED.

WHEREAS, my wi fe FreeIove ~
has left my home an lproteciion,
fore declare to the world. that
which have here,o:o re united u . =
US no longer, and ara determrss
bound BY no debts OF her conssae
this date.
Junel 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

JUST RECEIVED.
A FRESH suppl: of Drugs, Med 'cines.
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stufs, which
ar" offered for sale on the most reasonable
terms. IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Feb. IL, 1896. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

THE. subscriber having purchased,
the entire stock of the Richmond Book
Store and made large additions to the
already extensive collection, is now pre-
pared to furnish Merchants with all kinds
of School and Blank Books, on as favora
BILE terms as can be purchased In Cincin-
natl. He intends keeping general as
sor,ment of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
veying Instruments. Superior Cutlery,
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps. Charts,
Bank Notes aud Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
articl called for in Store Of the kind.
Il. ii. BUCKLEY.
n b. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill or at his Store. f.. H. b.
Feo 6, 1896. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

superior Black T1Us.,e3ah.
PREPARED and scld wtolesa!e .sd r..
al ~ IRWIN REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

together with IA large quantity d superior Do
ME.S'rlC manufa ctures:
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,
&c. &c. &c.
All Of which he has himself selected in the
CITY Of Philadelphia, and can afford TO sell on
as good terms as any other in this part OF the
country. -.
Purchasers are requested to examine his
{ ock which 10 unusually large < well assorted
ATTyCUS SIDDALL
January %, 1886. H.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

~ x1te NE 00991,UGOUXUe OF (xn
For Vice Presideat,
Francis Granger, ofNev Y~
TORS.
Marston q. ClaIk, Albert 8. VIVA
Milton Stapp, Achilles Will:
Austin w. Morris, Abraham P. A.
John G. Clendenin, Hiram Decks,
Enoch McCarty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN ~
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

samuel A. Mason,) BY VIRTUE or tbe
Ca above Writ or Ven m,
y Haggoner q Cole J 10 me directed, as She
q q Jefferson County, l shalt expose al
Public Sale to the highest bidder, for ready
money at the door of the Court House Of
SAD county, on the first Monday in Septem-
bef next, within the hours prescribed bv law,
on said day, all the right, title and interest
p and toa certain tract or parcel of land w.
ing On the bank of the AIississiDpi river. six
teen miles below Rodney, in said county, of
said defendants, to satisfy plaintiffs claim
and al costs.
PHILIP o. HUGHES.
July 10 24-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

III ErTERS Of administration on the es-
"a tate Of John r. Jamison, deceased.
we're granted to the undersigned bv he
Hon. Probate Court of Jefferson county, ON
ihe 27lh inst. Notice therefore IS hercBy
gipeH, to all persons having claims against
said estate, to present them legally aulhen-
heated wlibin The time Proscribea ~ law or
they viii be forever barred.
CATHARINE JAMISON, Adm'x.
JOHN c. JOHNSON, admir-
July i, 1886. 2l-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

ZzN DOLLARS zzWAz5.
81 IRAfEO from this place. about ths
~ l5h ulL, a BRIGHT BAY HORSE.
o OF Z years Old, Is hands high-paees
well-brandod r G on near shoulder. / will
giP The above reward for his delivery 10
me or Information so that / get him.
tNO WOODHOUSE.
Cane Bake, May u. l5-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
[POrt Gibson Cor.1
PETE Il,

about Is or 20 years of age, five feet seven
or eight inches high, we'll proportioned in
make, very active and sprightly; has a
pleasing countenance, smiles when spoken
to, and is very intelligent; slightly inclined
to the mulatto in color, and has scar on
his face, but not recollected where. He
took with him several articles Of clothing
amongst which was. coat of Kentucky
James that reached to his feet, or nearly SO.
SAID boy was taken up in March last by
Charles Cox, near the mouth Of Coles
creek, from whom he made his escape, and
has not been heard of from that time to the
present.
Peter was brought to this state by Frank
lin and Ballard, last fall, of whom pur-
chased him. There is no doubt but that he
has denied his own as well as his owners
name; if so, he is easily frightened by the
whip, and may be made to tell the truth rea-
dlly. l will give the above reward of twenty
dollars to any person delivering said boy to |
me, or securing him ia any Jail, so that | |
can get him again. Z ~g.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
DissOnfi0n.

EVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
n ing under the firm of Wilson, Allison
u Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name and style of ALL
SON q SNYDER, who are charged with
the settlement of the accounts of the old
firms Of Wilson and Allison, and Wilson,
Allison g. Co.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the house, the under
signed respectfully request continuance
of the made, and by unremitted attention
to business, hope to merit proportionate
share ofpublic custom.
ALLISON s. SNYDER.
Rodney. May IL, 1896. l5-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
Straycd or Stolen.

II INROM the subscriber, living in Rodney,
A LARGE BLACK SILK UNI
BRELLA, having the letters T, G. c. cut
on the handle, which is of ivory Any one
returning said umbrella to me, shall receive
my thanks, and reasonable reward, if re-
quired. Il. G. COMPTON,.
July 8. 22-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
P. NOLAND.

Near Rodney, May 81. l6-tf
QET The Matches Courier will please in.
sert the above three times, and forward ac-
count to this office. l..
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
CODartnersVaiD.


TENllE Undersigned, have this day asso-
ciated themselves together, for the
purpose of conducting General Agency
and Commission business in New Orleans.
Natchez and Rodney, to be called and
known as follows, viz:
KELLY, Mason g. Co,-NeaO Orleans.
Mason, HARR1s g. Co., Natc4ez.
HARRIS, KELLY T. Co., Rodney,
They will, at all times, be prepared to
make liberal advances on Cotton, or any
other articles consigned to them, and hope,
by attention TO business, to give satisfaction
to those who may favor them with consign-
ments.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

State OF Mississlppi,l Probate Court, June
Jefferson County Term, 1886.
pom the petition Of r. B. Ricketts,.
~ administrator oflhe estate Of William
5. Hodge, deceased, praying permission to
sell a certain tract Of land. containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES, more or less, lying in Madison
it being represented to the
Court that it wonld be to the interest Of said
estate to sell said lot or tract of land. h i
therefore ordered By the Court, that cita-
Hons issue to all persons Interested in said
tract OF land, requiring them to he and ap
pear at a regular term IF the Probate Court,
70 be holden at the Court House, in and for
NE county Of Jefferson, on the fourth Mon |
lay IN August next, to show cause, if any
hey can, why said tract of land should not
,,e sold, according to the prayer of the peti-
ioner.
certify the above to be true extract
rom the minutes of said court.
lg7EgA In testimony whereof, I have
q ksSa hereunto set my hand and seal of
Jsaid court, at Foyettc, this 29th
lay Of June, 1896.
c. T. MILES, D. CT'k.
July l [Pr.fee, $40 ISL 2l-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
EYECUTOR'S NOTICE.
DOCTOR
TVtEEtsn. q. gE1lEiesaas.

ta ~ VVVSSVH4V %E'' " EVtUtSEEES9
n AVlNG permanently located at Rod
ney, Mi, respectfully tenders bis
professional services to the citizens of JEFF
ferson and the adjacent counties, in the
-practice OF MEDICRB d SURGERY. His
Office is next door to Mr.. Pintard's Hotel
where he may at all times be found, except
when absent on professional business. Per
sons afflicted with Hernia, (rupturo,) can
obtain immediate relief by applying to
him.
July !, 1886 21-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
NOTICE.
State of Mississippi Probate Court, June
Jefferson county. Term, 1896.

~A0A""H NOuHty' erin, 1850.
"a 70 all persons interested in the lands.
q tenements, and hereditaments of John
Collier Pipes, minor heir of John w. Pipes
deceased, Greeting: Your are hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be hol-
den at the Court House of said county, on
the fourth Monday in August next, then
and there to show cause, If any YOU can.
why said Court should not then order that
the lands, tenements, and hereditaments, of
said minor be sold.
l do hereby certify that the above is a
true extract from the minutes of said court.
IARET7N Witness my hand and seal of
said add Court, this 28th day of June,
1885
G. T. MILES, D. Cl'k.
July !, 1886. 2I-6w
[Pr. fee 81 7ol
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
Sheria,s Sale.

9Y VIRTUE of the sundry Execu-
, tons, to me directed, as Sheriff of
1eiieia County, shall expose at Public
Sale, 70 the highest bidder, for money, on
trst Monday ia September Reri, at the door
70 tho Court House of said county, within
the hours prescribed by law on said day, all
the right, title and interest of Wm. p. f.
CogaR, in and to one
HOUSE AND LOT
in the town Of Fayette; also, considerable
lotof DRY GOODS, CROCKERY WARE,
Nc., levied -on as the property of said Co
gan, to satisfy plaintiffs claims, and all
costs.
PHILIP o. HUGHES, Sherif.
July 70 24-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
HoRATIA N, FLEMING, P. M.
GUARDIANS SALE.


BORSUANT to an order from the Hon.
- the Probate Court, of Jefferson coun-
ty, granted at the June term thereof, | shall
on Saturday, the 9th day of August next,
at the residence of Thomas Adams, proceed
to sell at Public Auction, on a credit of u
months, certain Tract of Land. belong.
ing to Joseph D. Shields, a minor, lying on the
waters of Fairchilds Creek, and bounded
on the east, by Thomas Adams, on the
south by VIM. G. Harris, and on the west
and north, by Richard Skinner, containing
-Four Hundred Acres, be the same more or
less. Payment to be secured by note sat
IstactorlIy endorsed, and made payable at
one ofthe Banks in Natchez.
v. SHIELDS, :.
Guardian of Jos. D. Shields.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
ICE THREE DOLLARS PER .4NNUyI
P.4Y.ABLE LN.aDV.ANCE.

Td d1UdBLE IN VHDTUHNCE.
The PARLoR MAGAZINE is now in the meridian
OF its popularity, and as aspiring hopes without
shadow, and cloudless prospects withouta hor.
lion, continue tocheer it on its way, we may
reasonably anticipate for il long day of tri,
umph. For general appearance, mechamcalar-
rangement and typographical execution it may
Justly assert its claim to rank among the most
beautiful periodicals in the United States. The
Literary Department is contributed to by many
ofthe ablest writers in the country men whose
names ifthey give us permission to use them,
would save us the trouble of circulating our
claims upon the public through the medium OF
prospectus.
For selections the literary gardens of all A.
merica aud half of Enrope are open to us; and
If we fail in this particular, the defeat must be
only attributed to want oftaste. The Fashions
shall meet with due attention. We have made
arrangements to Obtain the earliest intelligence
from London and Paris, in respect to the vari.
Gus changes, which shall be inserted as soon as
received.
The Parlor Magazine shall be occasionally
embelished with beautiful engravings upon in
teresting subjects; and plates Of the newest
fashions, plain or colored, as cir cumstances per-
nit, besides greal variety of wood cuts, and
piece Of original music, twice a month.
DI.F Highly finished portraits Of all the great
British and American poets, from Chaucer down
wards, are in PREPARATION and will appear in the
Magazine from time to time, with general crit
iqae in the authsrs' works annexed, the head
and review Of Shakespeare, viii be out in
February, Bryant will follow.
To this paragraph, wewould respectfully can
the readcr'sattention, as misunderstanding Is one
ofthe greatest expense and labor. ThR hkans
=
TheiIagazine is printed on snper-royal paper
in anarto form and stitched in handsome Cow
er.
Once, number 81, Liberty street, New York.
JOHN II. MOORE.
January Isths 1880. 50-8t
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

Hall ,ANTINE q NELSON have on
ID land aoodnssoftme PRODUCE,
which thew will Sell low for cash-=-Corn,
Flour. Whiskeyy &c &c.
Mayo III i@aL5-H
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
State of Mississippi,) .
Jefferson county. (
Probate Court, June,
Term, 1886.

state OF Mlsslssippi,( Probate Court, June,
Jefferson county. Term, 1886.
4 T pom the petition of r. B. Ricketts,
" administrator debonis non of the es-
tate of Sidney Shaw, deceased, praying
permission to sell the undivided interest Of
the heirs of said deceased, in tract of land
in Jefferson county, containing One HIM
dred and. Fifty Seven Acres, (it being the
same tract on which Mrs. NJ. Shaw now re-
sldes3 and it being represented to the court,
that 1t would be to the interest of said es-
tate to sell the same; IL Is therefore order
ed, that citations issue to all persons inter
ested IN said tract Of land, requiring them
to appear before the Probate court, on the
fourth Monday in August next, at the Court
House OF said county, to show cause, ifany
they can, why said court should not then
order that said tract of land, or the undiyi-
ded interest of said heirs in the same be
sold.
| do hereby certify that the above is a
true extract from the minutes fsaid court.
MTE55SM Witness my hand and seal of
Ia FEa said court, this 28th day of June
1886.
G. 7. MILES, d. Cl'k.
July l, 1886. 2l-6w
[Pr. fee, $40 501
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

LIST OF LETTERS remaininq h
IN ihe Past-olhce az Fayeua, Mi., on ths
SVlh day Of June, A. D., 1885, and which.
if not taken out by the 3Olh day of Septem-
Der, will be sent to the General Post Offce
as Dead Letters.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
M MApS
n e Il VT s..

The Philadelphia Saturday Courier IS
still continued in its large form, at the same
price as heretofore. The Philadelphia Mir
ror, being quarto edition of the Saturday
Courier, with its increased attractions, and
printed on the best fine white paper Of the
same size as the New York Albion, win be
put at precisely one half the price Of that
valuable Journal, viz: Three Dollars per
annum, payable in advance, (including tho
Maps,) ..
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
PROSPE.'7Cl,.TT7S
THE THIRD VOLUME OF TN
ParEOT Magazine.

"A wecklypapcr devoted to Literature and tire
IAFine Arts; the Drama; the Fashions; Tales;
Essays; Biographical Sketches; the History of
Woman; harmless Satire: Reviews of New
Works; &c. &c. and embellished with superior
engrayings; fine wood cuts plate of the fashions,
and Music.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

Vause, William G Vaughn, Tx
Persons calling for any of the letters in
the above list, will please say they are adj
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
N0TIEE.
UNION HOTEL.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Z
Rodney, June II, 1886. loft
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

January 18th, 1886. 50-3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-24

,,n;na which the laws coneede 70 every damurred
had il signed BY tho prisoners ;: but at late
=, The responsibility oil grant's ,, ~ r. 70 it,
49, w,s prevailed by Lnsero 1nu ddressed him
n'hr was PFC ,;'ns the American Consul aoaresseu nm
At the same . ,nrstinp against the cruel act as con
an ot =" ,be Laws of nations ne se"' L, ,o ,hs
trary 70 'ne onv among the Foreigners put aso 1e
prevniru of nutyes was very great, and Inc 'nhtay
be'te. med upprehensive of disturbance OF
an'horf e. the guards were doubled, all the olfcers
Eeseu -, dn,v and the Consuls house was watched oy
utroJe. till n,ornng. On the third evening ano'le
pe,rt yras made and with the aid OF that apo"eflui
.rgument, the offer of large of money, sceonu
respite waa obtained, till urgent applications Gou,c w
m 1de to Santa Anna and the Government feleu .a
were accordingly sent by express from the Ayu'a
miento the commerce, and the ladies OF Ma'ai 49,
TIE decree Of amnesty, however, came oe rL,hoy
we're answered. Those addressed to the e"'e' o ,hv
did net reach head quarters till after MS ca pun l s.
were answered by Cen Filizo'i, VINO re'cFceu wv
plants to the amnesty, and thankea 'ne lU
ertions in the cause of humanity Ahese 49,, sy.r
done more honor to alatanoras than Santa amp
n,;ned bv his victories Among the natives, hoSe'o
Toha, and Madame Losero, deserve ihe g,aurtu "
every friend of humanity. The foreigners 8 4
did heir best both in personal exert'nn anu ole' "
cuniary responsibility; and among th9se ocs'.
oN;-! ", mentioned are Messrs Jno Belden, Hour
p. Sa",.If and Dr. Cullin. The feeling shown ny
~ .,;vos ou Inns occssou does some what towards re-
5ncmng the nation from the reproach "hich oah'a All
mas atrocities have cast on It, ,,L. ,roh,h;l;, .
The d.Dr,ss;an of commerce here, and inc p'oono,y
&C Il. continuance warns me to look out or some oe
r,sr bsre nrospects are more favorable and thnk
Of closing my business soon CO It can De oohe
loo much sacrifice