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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS.

VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS.
MANY articles are before the public. -.
4 cure for that most obstinate and tormen.
ting disease, the Rheumatism, and from
close observation We are led to believe
they have to very great extent failed "a
produce that desii able result. and may il
not be attributed to the fact that articles
said to cure this wholesome disorder are
also recommended to cure almost ever
disease with which our frail bodies are At
tackled, and in their preparation that OBJ
Ject 10 kept in vie~, viz: TO have the medi-
cine cure for oil diseases. The Vereta-
BILE Rheumatic Drops are offered to the
Psblic a. q sure remedy for chronic add
lnf1amatory rheumatism, and n no case
10 known where . cure was not effected .
We are justified in declaring it . valuable
medicine for that painful disease, and for
no other is it recommended.
For sale in Milton by John H. Wright, in
in Centerville by DR.. Pritchet, AID IN
Richmond by A. Siddall. q Lindsey Il
Bugg, in Paris by J. G. Jameson 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
.MEDlC.AL.

nR. SAMUEL Nixon AND DR. WI. =,
SxrrB, having entered into co-partees
in the practice of Medicine, respectfully -
their services to the citizens Of Richmo0d
the neighbosirg county. They can Be -:
generally At the Office Of Dr.. Nixon OF at t.
respective dwelling houses, except whes -
on profess;on al businea. .,
n. Z. Those indebted to either q
the 6so previously to this arrangement are
spectfphy requested to cali and settle see's
January IL, 1896. 1y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
RICHMOND HOTEL

VNHE subscriber has taken the veil
- known Tavern stand, on the corner Of
Vain and Washington streets, near ~
centre Of the dourishing town of Richmond
Wayne County, Indiana.
His aim u to please-Therefore 10 paiaa
VIII be spared in giving general satisfae-
tion to ali who viii do him the favor to call.
D. q. SLOAN.
Rich mond, Nov. Is 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

Alexander McCurdy,
p ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and customers, that he has removed
his TAILORING establishment to the
rooms over the stores of Stokes and Akin.
6rst building east of the Bank, where he
viii attend to all Who may favor him with
4 call ~ usual.
lead to his shop. A. d.
April llth, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

THE subscribers still continue to
pay the highest cash price for Linseed oil
delivered at their store on 3laia near
Front street: Cincinnati.
PENEMAN IL BURD3AJ.L.
Feb. 18th 1896. Off.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, on Sasur-
w day, the 18th day Of March next, in the
town Of Hillsboroush, ali the personal property
Of John Bineaman, late Of Wayne County ,
deed. consisting in part Of B-dstead, Bed and
Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Cooking Utensils, &c.
&c. with a variety of other articles too tedious
20 mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
on said day. Terns and attendance by
JOSEPH NJ. FRAME, Admir-
HiIlsborou.h, Feb. u, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
STssD. l.. Brady,

Saddier, H"rness maker. &c. SaoP op
postte Mr.. Briehtre!rs Store.
IGRATEFUL for past favours, now wish
~ es to inform the public that he has on
hand and tends keeping 4 general as.
sor,ment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness
Robes, Trunks, Saddlebags, Valises, and
Whips; all Of which he will sell at the
lowest price for Cash, LINEN, Lincey.
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond. Feb. IL. 1886 Off.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

THE subscriber having commenced the
Book binding and PaPei ruling, At his
book store in Richmond, opposite the
bank, is prepared t. execute all kinds OF
book bindisg and paper ruling !" the
neatest style and At the shortest notice.
Old books rebound-blank books made to
,rier.
JESSE STANLEY
lst month Ord. 1886. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
Free Trade and Meeh1mic's
Rights.

Co-Partnership under the 6rm Of Swa
q Carr, take pleasure in Informing the
community that they have erected a COM
modious Machine Shop near the Richmond
Foundry, Il are now ready to give prompt
attention TO all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Latbes. or
any kiad Of machinery: As also for turning
either in wood or iron Of any description.
Having employed frat rate workmen. they
With conkdeece I'm their ability and die
positions to please their customevs in quail
titles and prices) ask patronage from =
gsserous Publie-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
Land Sale.

/ will offer for sale at public auction
Delaware CO. Ia. between the hours OF
one and six o'clock. on the 9th day OF
April next, the 18th section in township
10, range .. This land lies near the line
Of the central canal in the lower side OF
Delaware county, the soil is excellent
Terms and other particulars will be mad
known On the day Of sale.
THOS. G.. ANTHONY,
School Com. II. C..
Feb 6, 1886, 5ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

u ESPECTFULLY inf,rn The public
that they have opened = shop and
commenced the business Of hating in the
town Of Washisgtos, Way.e co., InAiana
which they expect to have carried o. BY
~ good workmea - ean be had, aaA verk
not Inferior to any in the Usion sor neat
ness and service; and by % dsing they
hope to receive, It least . proper pertion
of public patronage.
Furs Of all kinda, useful, will be accept
ID, as we'll ~ Lambs Wool, Tor oAich q
0ucA viii be gives - eaa b lad else-
Uhoso.
0aas 0ay - - vhelosalo o. resail q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having taken out
letters tcssamentary. from the Wayne Pro
bate Court, on the estate Of Thomas
Morton. deceased, hereby notifies all those
indebted to the estate. either BY note OF
book account, to make immediate pay
ment; e. oil those hs wing demands against
the same, to present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement, within one year from
the l4th Of Dec. 1885. Tho estate 10 sup
posed y be solvent.
JAMES MORTON,
w. B. SCHENCK, ~
March 5, 1896. 9-3t
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Ipemcer, Strong & I3DAchDy,
WHOLESALE MERCHANTS,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HAVE now on the way large stock Of
- DRY GOODS. also Of BOOTS and
SHOES: they will receive throughout the
season, constant additions which will make
their stock As commanding as any in the
west. Purchaser Waiting the market will find
Il to their interest tn call and examine the A.
sort0ent previous to making their purchases.
Cincinnati, Jan. ], 1885. LA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

NJ. EIdIidge, Admir- Of
the Estate Of George On Complaint
Springer, deceased, ! Of
The Creditors Of said
A + this day, to wit: on Thur,day the
- llth day o: February, A. d. 1895,
the aame being the fourth Judicial day Of
the Wayne PROBATE Court, holden before
the Judge thereof, the said complainants
come and file their bill of complaint in this
behalf, and thereupon, on motion Of said
compliments, it is ordered by the Court
that the creditors Of said estate he nptili'd
of the filing and pending Of said complaint
by publication, for SIX weeks suceessively,
the order of this Court, in some weekly
newspaper printed and published in Wayne
county, Indiana, ten days prior to the first
day OF the next term Of the said Wayne
Probate Court: And further that unless
said creditors notify said administrators Of
the existence and extent of their respec-
tive claims against said estate, BY filing
the same or statement Of the nature, de-
scription and date Of the contract, sssump-
sit, judgment, or liability upon which the
same may be founded, in the Clerks Office
Of the Wayne Probate Court, previous to
the final distribution Of the assets Of said
estate, such claims not 30 filed, will be
postponed in favor Of mere diligent credit
ors. and that at the next term Of this Court
to be holden at the Court house in Centre
vile, on the second Monday of May next,
the Court will proceed to hear and deter
mine on all claims 20 filed 40 aforesaid,
and to make final decree and distribution
of the assets Of said deceased.
Attest,
SAML. HANNAH, Clerk.
Feb. 20, 1896. Z -8w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
HsHMlGA

A BOY from fourteen to sixteen years Of age
"A Of moral and industrious habits, az an ap.
prentice to the Coach Snithing business by
FULGHUM & SAILOR.
Richmond. 1st mo. 3(jth 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

where
furnish
The Of o
The female labor cooking
stoves will 60 to sLowth vi
Richmond, Indana Fifth no 25sh
dby
Dickinson Of this and opinion
We havebe &C n'ed,f for
NOAH LEEDS JONES' JOHN JAMES, SEIREyI
Richmond, May 1885.
Richmond
and examined nksn Cooking Stove consider preferable
JamesW oods AttiusSdd
Finley. Ham, Eldndge Thonbery
d. Stokes
Cockyne. Warner JamesL Russey
Moore.
shop ofhe subscriber Richmond,
be had Of the subscriber
able terms.
Richm Nnhmo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

JuSt Received
A FRESH supply Of Drugs. Md icises.
"a Paiats, Oils, and Dye Stsds. which
are offered for sale on the most reasoeable
terms. IRWIN REED.
Richmeod, Feb. Is, 1886. 6tE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

IN all its various branches, at their old
stand on Main ST., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have a large and neat
assortment Of Cane seats, Windsor chairs,
Settecs, large and small Rocking chairs,
&c. all of hioh they warrant equal to any
made in the State, and will dispose of
them on the most reason able terms.--
Orders from a c istance thankfully receiv-
ed and punctually attended to; particular
attention paid to packing. Persons wish
ing to purchase will find it 10 their advan
ltage to give US a call and examine for
themselves, a. we arc determined to sell
low for cash, credit, or country produce.
T.. III. & G.. ID. CITIZENS.
january 30. 1886 AT
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Zones, VVoodArd = Co.

Zones, W00dard 4 &c.
Wholesale, D ,mestlc Wasehouse. No -
Market street, Baltimore.
HAVE always On hand ~ esfe"r
and very general assortment Of
NEsTEc CoTToH AVID W00LLES GooDs -. =.
they viii sell on pleasaog term:
would invite the attention -
Merchants who Purshase goods n u
tern markets, to give them eaAl' ~
amise their stock.
jan 2136w
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u d o ID s.:
together With large quauntity Of upsriss Do
MESTlC manufactures
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY.
&c. &c. &c,

w. ~ ~
All Of which he has himself selected 10 the
City Of Philadelphia, and can afford to sell On
- good terms q any ether in this part Of the
country.
Purchaser are requested to examine his
stock which il unusually large & veil assorted
ATTICUSEIODALL
Jan.ary 2e, 1886. IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

horizontal quarter alarm and olaia watches,
guard chains and keys. watch chains, and seals
and keys. breast Tdns latest style. finger rings,
gold lockets, MUSIC boxes, accordias. hafmon,-
cans, WostenhoIm's superior cutlery, such a.
caps violin strings,pocket books, scissors, oliver
and plated table and tea spoons, ever pointed
i'enc'ls. silver, steel, and plated spectacles, to
suit all sights. Old geld and silver taken in ex-
change
N. B. Clocks and watches Of every descnp-
ton Except wooden clocks) carefully repaired
and warranted for one yesr. Mathemas,cal
and surveying instruments repaired Spectacle
glasses fitted to old frames County and cor
Poration seals, door and trunk plates engraved,
in the Of ortest notice.
FRANKLIN THORPE.
Richmond, Nov %, 1895
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

NOTARY PUDEIC AND CONVEYANCER


AlchWo00, ln0t0n0.
Having received the appointment Of
Notary Public, 10 now ready to take the
Of DECIDE Of convey
ance, mortgages, &c. He will also draft
ritten instruments in an accurate and
neat manner. O6ce on Main street, op-
II osite the Branch Bank.
August 9Th, 1895. SLIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

~ esC AVID CAeap Goods.
VIE subscriber has just received and 10 now
opening at his store, sIuth east corner Of
Main AMI Pearl streets, Rtchoood, a. extern
sive aseOTtReot Of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
GERMAN,
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WILLIAMS l. WICGINSs

4 RE undee the neeesDity q =
-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
CHAIR WARE
s.N ROOM.

IN THE subscribers would inform
their friends and the public, that
~ they still continue to carry on
the CH.llR-.M4kISIS business
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Elk SEED OIL WANTED.

1st month BIRD, 1886. 3tf
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srA ws, o. c .sD,ASA'{ S.
In the Wayne Probate Court,
February Term. A. d. 1885.


John Smith and William :
NJ. EIdIidge, Admir- Of
the Estate Of George
Springer, deceased,
The CREDITOR Of said
Estate.
~ A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

The subscriber res
pectfullv inforDs his friends
and the public that hs haa
Just received a One assOgt-
ment Of the above named
articles, which he oasss To-
sale on reasonable tesDs.-
His atock consists il part -
follows: Silver patent lever,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

OFFIcIAL.-The government paper du
ly announces the arrival Of Celeste, the
d~susse. in Washington-also. the pub
lie appreciation bestowed upon the play
wri'. n by the Major General in Chief Of
the United States Army, and recently
played in Washington. The foIlowin g
works sre in press by the other dignitaries
Of the Government
How to rise in politics or the art OF
going two ways at once. A Comedy. BY
Martin Van Buren,.
Swearing made easy AN Interlude in s
acts. BY Reuben Nj. Whitney.
Raising the wind. or how TO pay 90 900
dollars with 10000 cents-a Farce, in one
act with costume. BY F. P. Blair.
Gratitude made easy, or how to repay
Benefactor. BY Amos Kendall, Esq
Some Of these pieces arc expected to
be brought out before Congress will ad
journ. Celeste is there to dance-and Mr.
Van Buren, plays the first vioIin.-.N York
Herald
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

DUH Ninety thousand dollars have recently
been received at the land office in Detroit in the
short space Of fifty eight days. The sales Of
public lands in Michigan alone, it lie expected,
will amount to upwards Of three millions of dol
lars during the present year. This sum, If the
sales Of public lands in other states and terrific
ries, arc as large, comparatively, as those in
Michigan, will not be more than one tenth of
the amount Of monies that W i'll flow into the trea-
sury from this one source before the close of
1886, which, if not disposed of by method
that President Jackson once considered the most
nue. now on hand, be distributed to a set institu:
tons where they cannot be considered safe, and
where, 10 say the least, they will not have a
beneficial effect upon the welfare Of the country.
The distribution of the public monies among
the pet banks, may, and does benefit individu
ais, but TO the great mass of the people, and to
the country at large, il is an evil--will continue
an evil so long as the system is persevered in,
and will increase as the funds in the treasury
shall accumulate The cause Of this system be
ing an evil-of its operating injuriously upon the
interests of the country, must, il would seem, be
plain enough TO be perceptible 10 any individual
possessing an unbiased mind or the common ca.
pacities Of a human being. They cannot produce
sound and uniform currency, in all parts OF this
wide extended Union--a currency, that like
the one produced by the United States Bank,
will answer for transmission TO and exchange
with, all parts of the country, or tina. will an
swer the ends Of commerce in the distant parts
of the world. Many Of these banks have now
in their possession, more monies belonging to
the United States, than the amount Of their res
pective capital, and the ability of the whole
number of deposite banks 10 disbarse the entire
amount OF government monies in their vaults Is
admitted by the friends and supporters of the de-
posite bark system to be only as one to six,
that is, for every six dollars they would be able
should they be call ed upon in their present stu.
alton, to pay but one And these are the insti-
tutions that to have beneficial effect upon
the welfare Of the country What individual,
be he foolish or wise, but must see the tendency
Of this system9 What must be the effect of this
state of things up on the different portions of our
couutrys That which is money in one section
OF the country is not money in another, unless il
be made such by the addition Of from one to ten
per cent sad even then, the holder is in momen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05
JACKSONISM-A PoRrRAyn


elf / be not ashamed of my soldiers, am 4,
souced gurnet-such commodity ofwarm slaves,
and such as, indeed. were never soIdieH-the
cankers Of calm world and a long pace"- /
Fdlstaf.
Two eras have already been marked in
the progress of our Republi, 10 lis ruin
the elevation of him TO the Presidency.
who is reverentially styled the Apostle Of
Liberty, and Of him, whom party zeal, BY
a strange MISSIONER, has termed The
modern Roman"
Never has our condition been such a, i.
is now. never before has the government
been so entirely in the hands Of men aOS'
ious only for the continuance of their OVID
power, unmindful Of the great and all in
portant interests Of the country; never,
heretofore. have our rulers possessed, so
strongly marked, the features, character
istlcs, and attributes Of Faction. Who
can deny, that, in this anti.monarchcal
country. where kings are desplsed, and
the servitude of their people lamen'sd'
where the theme OF independence Is iorev'
err rung, Andrew Jackson can and has ex.
ercised high and undelegated power; that
acts. which at least should be looked upon
with distrustlul eye, are every wnsfe
Immediately and cordially approved
Has there been, and is there, IN this par
ty, any jealous watchfulness over the ae'
ofthe Presidents? Is not every thing ap'
plauded and supported, because Il elfcu,
lates among them bearing the party aa%F
Experience attests the fact. when Wv.
ernors can thus be supported IN all 'nsa
measures, let me ask the men oil lhls POI.
ty, what guarantee have you, Of 90 nome"
and impartial administration oil lois eu''
ernment? The utter absence oil all ms'a
fuluess, over the acts Of the heads o. ".n
party, will tempt ambitious men 70 s'asp
at high and despotic power, wG''e wv ""
state OF virulent hostility TO those 0, auO ,g
posite party effec tually prevents al s0O wv
that might arise to the country, ltSn :"
united and careful examination Of 'nsn' -
sures Of government, and dispos''Oea ~. =
profit by the views OF those differing "'
them.
The character and composition o. =.
great antagonist parties in this cOu I.eI.
differ considerably. There is among . .b.,.
son men, an uliraism, depravI'y Of euG.
acter and want of intelligence, 10 80 80,
cess that does not exist with 'ne'I oP md
nents. Their only cry is Our o'a'- ,hs
The mass, confding 10 or regardless q a;, J"
integrity of those who lead ana u .;se,
them-too anxious for the base s,a" ssr
ton of triumph over their opPooenlss.c,;b,
be induced to support any man. SUBS n
any doctrine, or further any measae dsf
be party object and come recom il"a,s .
by false protestaiions for the inte, r . de
the people, and that flattery, "n'e Tb : !,
magogue knows well how to use. En-. ~" 4
undoubtedly, a feature of Jaekson's.JI;; i,
man like Gen Jackson was pe s,h;Des
qualified TO forward this state o. "a NJ.
the consequences Of which have pesu' S iii
this man and those who are 10 power A.,
him have done less for the county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05
vIR GINA Ell TIoNs

Fauq,ier -Edmonds wv 6I0. Mar.
shall (W) 600, Smith tVB) 479. Hick-
erson " b Ala.
Hampshire. Sloan " b. $50, Nixon
" b. 4SS, Carskadon {W) 500, Brady
(W) 274.
Hardy.-Mullen (W) 25s, Williams
" b. 1876. Smith 7.
Fairfar, Col. S. M. Ball, (N) elected
over Col. S. Burke, " b. by a majority
Of Q votes.
Preston Fairfax elected over Carroll
" b. late memher-majority not known
PuisyIrania. -Witcher (W) 1856. Tun-
stall (W) 77s. Walton " B. Gal, Cor.
lend " b. 6l2.
Russell VIM. Jesse elected by ma.
jonty of about 80 votes over DR.. McFar.
lane both Van Buren,.
Scon.-Col. Spear. " b. elected.
augusta "A. FL FL Stuart, (W) 65S. X
Harper [Wl $50. 6 Baylor. jr, ~ 81 2s4
A A Sewers w BI lS4. H Henry [Wl 81
r. ID Hill [Wl 81.
Petersburg. john Thompson Brown,
lWl re elected without opposition.
York-SENArE-Ellis IWl 95, Page
[Wl 50, Anderson nv B] 25. HOUSE OF
DELEsArEs-Garret [Wl I41. McCand.
lish [Wl 60. Williamsburg to vote.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES [VBl 20l, Wood
son ~ Bl Al,
.Meckienburg. -SENArE-Baptis w 81
S7S. Darlington w Bl 1911. Sydnor [Wl
100. HOUSE OF Rogers "
Bl 44s, Garland ~ Bl 4S6, Boyd [W]
Gil. Goode l56; Halifax has yet TO vote.
Richmond City:-Stanard [W] 2S2,
Hyde w Bl IL.
Charles City s. Nc,o Kent.-Christian
[Wl oil. Wilcox [NVl t0S.
An,herst.-Powell w Bl A62, Garland
[Wl S25.
.Nunroe -SENATE-W. Thomas w Bl
40l, Erskine [Wl 966. HOUSE, OF Del
EGATEs-Chapman nv Bl 427, w. Frs.
kline WI S4S.
Prince Ed,card Madison w Bl S27
Anderson IWl 254.
King Wiilidm.-Shs6wick " Bl 1913,
Tompkins [Whitel 81.
Brooke Mcmillan " 81 500, De.
camps " Bl 1873.