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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
NOTICE.

0HE undersigned respectfully request
- those that are indebted to them. to
call and settle their respective accounts.
as one Of the firm is about starting East
for = supply Of spring goods, and As mat
ter Of course. they will stand in need OF
q considerable quantity Of the needful.-
They hope, therefore, that their friends
will not be backward in lending helping
haod in time Of ned.
STOKES & DOW.
n. B. These Whe have accounts stand
ing with Alexander Stokes previous to the
present arm, are hereby warned for the
last time, that he intends to make 4 spec
dy collecticn, and il not paid immediately,
they will be placed in the hands Of suita-
Bile officer for eolIeetion without respect
T. pesssns. ALEXANDER Stokes.
Richoond, Jan. oh, lSe0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
To all Concerned.

AS | intend to start East the last
ofFebruary. and it being very important
that | should have CASH, I would be
thankful to my friends If they would come
forward and settle their respective notes
and accounts iately,-especially
those Of a longer standing than one year.
Later dues will not be refused If this
notice is not attended to / shall be COM
PEELED to call on them by the proper on
Gers for collection All Indebted must see
the necessity Of this course, as it Il impos-
sible for me to carry on my business with
out CASH.
JEREMY MAVSUR.
January 80, 1896. At
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

The ksssty's B00k-Ner Series.
WE have received from our London
correspondent, work contaDin z
Ladies' Fashions, from the time Of Francis
l., to that Of George III. We intend corn-
mencing the publication Of them in til.
January number. They will oe found
highly interesting. A. they show the vars-
oss muta tions Of that all powerful tyrant,
F1skieS.
Each number ofthe LADY'S BOOK,
for the ensuing year, will contain the fol-
lowing embellishments:-
January, March, Ma, JULY, September.
November-SUPERB ENGRAVINGS Of
he prevailing fashions elegantly colorcd.,
February, Aptil, June. August, October,
December FINE Steel. ENGRA-
WINGS. illustrating variety Of interest
ing subjects.
With the Juue and December numbers,
will be furnished ELEGANTLY EN-
GRAVED TirLE-PAGES, and a general
table ofcontents for each volume. Also.
N each number will be published Two
Cuts Of Female Costume Of the ancient
times-Two Heads from tie Portrait Gal
Embroidery or views-Steel Engra-
wing or Plate Of Fashions-Two pages Of
Fashionable Music, and ~ pages Of road
irg matter, orig nal and selected; at three
dollars per annum. the highest postage
that can be charged for tbs work, for ANY
distance, 10 Eve cents, under 100 miles.
three cents.
Feb. 13, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
THOM PSON'
vECET ABLE
roo .4CAE DROPS.

9UVHE subscriber has the pleasure Of Of
= fering to the Public fresh supply OF
bis remedy for that tormenting disease,
the TOOTH-ACHE; which he has discov-
cred By series Of experiments pursued for
psarly two years.-1n the composition OF
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle Of any
s,iseraI substance, that it - entirely COM
pounded from the vegetable kingdom, and
that it, tendency is, instead fcorroding
ahe nerve ard substance Of the tooth, to
preserve botn.-It acts As sedative, and
also - a intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase Of pain. and on its
aplic ation almoss instantaneous relief is
obtained.
Numerous certificates are in the posses
zion Ut the subscriber. Of cures performed
BY this remedy, but a. some Of them can
be seen where the drops" are for sale,
and the othsrs on application to the sub
seriber, it 10 deemed useless to inse RI
them here as the publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
A sinele vial will be sufficient, il pro.
perry spilled to cure from 81 to 100 cases,
and - printed directions accompany each
vial. any Psrson can administer it even to
himselE
For sale Wholesale and retail BY Dr..
Philip Mason, in Ccanersville; Allen & 70,
Cinciouati; Nathan y. Gallon, Broo.-
VILE. and By retail at most Of the country
4 lib( ii discount made to those who
purchas&0Or retaliog.
All comnusicaiions to the subscriber
must be a@Aressed 81 Evsrtoa r. O. Fayette
Co. ln1."
JOSEPH d. THOMPSON.
New. 81 ed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

Twill offer for sale at public auction
at the Court House door in NuDcietown,
Delaware CO. Ia, between the hours of
one and six o'clock. on the 9th day of
April next, the 10th section in township
10. range 9. 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 made
known ON tho day of sale.
THOS. G.. ANTHONY,
School Com. III. C..
Feb. 6, 1896. 5ts
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Il u N = 3 =

n RMSrRONG GRIMES and LEVI
- KEERANS having associated %
eether to trade in the above article under
the name of a. GRIMES & Co.. beg leave
to inform Sawyers, farmers. nd others in
terested, that they will always give the
highest market price in cash for good iuin-
Der of the following description, viz:
FLooaISo BoARDs-Poplar l and /
inch thick. 10 to Is #. long and from to
9 inches wide-all square edged.
ASH, inch and quarter thick. 10 to Y
feet long, and from to inches wide; all
square edged.
WIDE Poplar BoARps--One inch thick.
any width, from 10 to II feet long;
also, three quarters Of an inch thick, any
width, same length; all square edged.
PLANK poPLAR-2 inch. any width,
square edged same length,
IL do. do. do. do do
all square edged.
Misunderstanding; 10 to ii feet long, 6
to inches wide.
feet long, of the following sizes - by g.;
"a by q; 3 by s; 3 by and by TO- Alss
Sycamore, same dimensions, clear of wind
shakes.
ScANrLIxG POPLAR AND OAK-From IL to
Is feet long; by 4; 4 by 5; 4 by 6; 5 by 6
and & BIZ Z; as near square as possible.
They will also be glad to get few loads
Of COED poplar scantling BY 4, not less
than II feet long.
RAFTERs PoPLAR--From IL to 20 feet
long; 3 by at the top end, and BY 6,
and 3 by at the greater end; also Syca-
A. GRIMES, n Co.
p. >. ARMSTRONG GRIMES respectfully
tenders his thanks to agenerous public for
, favors heretofore received in his line, and
hopes by the above arrangement to be bet
ter able to supply his old customers & 9TH
e.s than heretofore. One of the hrm
will always be found at the yard, where
also will be left accounts of lumber got
heretofore, and where gentlemen will
Please call and settle them. A. G..
| Richmond, Dec. ), 1885. IL IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
CAREY'S LIBRARY
CHOICE LITERAL U r E

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

WILL be sold at public yendue
late dwelling house of Silas Addington, dec, N
Wayne township, oil tho personal property ol
said deceased, consisting oftwo horses, one two
horse wagon and harness. one COW and cali,
one clock, household and kitchen furniture,
&c sc. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
MASON ROBERDS, Executor
Feb. 6, 1886. SGT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
REMOVAL.
DIR. MUEL RkER /.

TRAS removed his Office TO the first
bcorner building south east of ID. d. Sioan's,
near the National Hotel. DIR. SAMUEL Parker
feels grateful for the ben,gnant smiles OF Heaven
that have attended his professional services since
hi. arrival. file has administered to more than
eight hundred patients, in eight months and lost
but 9, they had been given over to die, py the
faculty Furthermore his prescriptions were neg
lected after prescribing. He has administered
to $50 in Richmond-half the number acute
diseases and they are all living. DIR. Parker
designs, the Lord willing, to make Richmond his
residence and would receive patients to board
from the adjacent towns as usual Presuming
they can receive great relief in one week. lie
can refer to a large number OF patients In this
vicinity, that had been unsuccessfully treated by
other pra ctitioners, for years, that are now
ENJOYING the blessings of health. DR.. Parker
has had great success and experience in treating
the Cholera. He has Cholera medicine for sale
that is harmless, it will operate as an emetic IN
two minutes and in fifteen evacnate the bowels,
and is not excelIed in America for its safety-it
nav be given to the weakest constitutions on
any occasion with safety, two portions OF 1t Will
remove the fever and ague of six months stand
inx-I can prove this in towH. Patients suffering
under in6rmties Of any kind, even il considered
incurable, would do we'll to call on Dr.. Parker.
PATIENTS living at distance can be treated
by specifying the particulars Of their case by an
other person. Dr.. Parker's representatives have
been busily engaged, since his arrival in attemP-
ting to reproach his character and Tighten his
patients, Uos the sake Of the loaves and fishes.
But, feel to forgive their folly knowing that
every man must be rewarded according to his
deeds, arm willing that any man should relieve
suffering humanity and intend to teach as many
az can to use the bouniies nature has provided
for to assist the suspension Of nature.
n. B. DR Parker will remain at home &C.
vcnth days of the week to accommodate those
from a distance.
The public's humble servant,
SAMUEL PARKER.
Sixth month, 9th 1885. 25u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
RICHMOND, HOTEL

snNHE subscriber has taken the -
known Tavern stand, on the corDee0
Main and Washington streets. near
centre Of the hourishing town Of Richo0A
Wayne County, Indiana
His aim is to please-7hereSoSe - -
VIII be spared in giving gensrai wtis6e
ton to all who v IL do him abe favo TO -
D. ID. 81 DAN.
Richmond, Nov Is 1894.
P.S. Horses and Carriagss to ~ .
reasonable terms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
News the time Gie0tDesoe0
% make yOuP Fortuoes!

% make y00P Fortunes!
.SrVHE subscriber will sell at public sale
= in the town Of Greenfield, Hancock
county, IL. on Monday the 4th day Of a.
psil next farm situated lths Of mile ives,
Of the aforesaid towa, containing lO2 a.
cres, 40 or which 10 cleared, Of good soil,
an excellent young orchard; there is on
the psemiscs . good frame dweil,nQ house
which is now coupled as a tavern, and Is
an excellent stand, il also has the Dccc.<a-
y out Buildings.
Al the same time and place, a farm sitn.
ased ! mile south Of Greenfield, on the
Shelbyyiile state road, containing l32 a.
cses, 10 acres well fenced, and il a high
state Of cultivation, veil watered, has a
good double cabin on il and the necessary
out houses.
At the samc time and place. a farm
containing SO acres IL miles N. 4. Of
Greenfield, On which there 10 q good mill
site.
At Charlottesville, Hancock co., Ia, on
the 9Th Of April, splendid tract Of land
containing go acres lying Immediately on
the National Road, ! mile west Of Char
louisville, 40 acres Of which are improved,
an ordinary dwelling house and out bull
dings.
At the same time and place, a lot con-
tanning ten acres, sdjoining Charlottesville,
. CABIN on il, with two acres weIItimbered.
Al Knightstowp, Henry co., la, on the
the 9Th Of April, two out lots containing
one acre each, handsomely situated ad-
joining tho town, each having buildings OIL
them, convenient for dwellings.
Al LewisyilIe, Henry CO., H., ON the 7ih
Of April, farm containing Ito acres l,hs
ofa mile southwest Of LewisviI!e, and
near Gen. Longs farm, "a acres are clear
ed and we'll fenced, there is on the premi-
ses . good cabin and the necessary on:
buildings.
Ei,heT c'or all Of the above farms or GU,
lots will lie sold al fair price at private
sale if application he made before the days
ofsale. I'cms-ona third Of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and the
balance in two cq,ia; annual payments. -
Deeds will be made at the time If the sec
Ood payment. Possession will be given
% soon as tenants can be removed. For
further particulars address or call on the
subscriber, knighsstown, or Col. James B
Hart, Greenfield, J. w. Baldwin, Lewis
vile, or John Elder, indianapolis.
James P. Foley o. Henry Woods will show
the land at Charlottesville.
All Of the atcvc property is well worth.
the attention Of persons who wish to settle
OF those who have capital 10 speculate cn
d. L.. WALL.
knightstwon, Feb. 18th, 1886. Cts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
.IssGfxe Peter Smith,
Barber General on the Sixth Judicial
Circuit in Indiana.


Having established branch ofthe Tonsorat
icaI bureau III Richmond, will bestow his pro
fcssional services Oh those whose boards requir
the anodus opcrandi Of the Tonsor. He fatteI
himself that he can shave Closer, with mor
ease, in better style, and caat a swecter perlum
Ct In.iia's spicy odors DER his patrons, than an
other gentleman Q: the strop in the west. II
will also renovatc old clothes in superior sty !.
lie may be found at Mr.. Sloan's until be get
an Office.
Why are we fond Of tangled hair1
Why choose a grizzly beard to wear,
And heedless By the barber stray,
Whose shop stands in our wayl
Beard would you cherish,
Shave ere too long it grows,
And let Judge Peter
Hold you by the nose.
The operation soon is DER,
You ,eel much better than before
Good shaving Geek, it is llfs's sest,
And Peter does il best.
Beard would you cherish, &c.
When from dusty atmosphere,
The grease spots on your clothes appear,
lie renovates coat or vest,
With any in the west.
Old garments cherish,
Whilst biting boreas blows,
And let Judge Peter
Kenovate your clothes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
Executors Notice.

THE undersigned having taken
out letters testamentary, from the Wayne Pre-
bate Court, on the estate Of Silas l.ddington,
deceased: hereby notifies all those indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
all those having demands against the same, to
present them for settlement wiihin one year
from thi. date. The estate is supposed to be
solvent. NASON ROBEhDS, tx.
Feb. 6, 1886 SGT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
TAKEN UP

1Nayne county, Ia. one estray Bay mare .
black .a.in and tail tie night fore foot and the
left hind foot white. star in her forehead and
a snip dcwr The nose with some saddle Lsarks,
fourteen hands high, supposed to Dc fourteen
years old, appraised to 1--WE dollars By jonathan
Cnthank and Aaron Mills.
Auasespy iron ny esGray book
JOSEPH 1f0RROW. ]. p.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
} Bill. ~
! CaAMcEkY

1T being made satisfactorily appear
by the affidavit of Thos. C. Anthony, fled
in the Clerks Office of the Delaware Cir
cult Court on this Sd day Of february, AID.
1886, being in the vacation Of the said
Court, Jonathan Bales one Of the defen-
dents to the bill of complaint of the said
John Conner, Mary Conner and others
the above plaintiffs, fled in said Clerk s
Office on the date aforesaid, is not = resi-
dent of the state of Indiana at this time
but that said Jonathan Bales resides in
parts unknown: therefore the said Jona-
than Bales defendant as aforesaii, is here
by notified Of the said bill in chancery,
and that unless he plead answer or demur
TO the same on or before the calling Of the
cause at the next ensuing term OF said
court to commence and be holden at the
court house in the town Of Muncietown
on the first Monday in May next. the said
bill: As to them will be taken ~ confessed.
Attest,
SAMUEL w. HARLEM, CLEsK.
Feb. 3, 1886. 5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

TIE thorough bred Bertrand horse will stand
the ensuing season at the stable OF Mark Patty,
on Washington St. south of Main, IN Rich
mond, Wayne county indiana, at six dollars
payable within the season, or 81 90 If no. paid
before the 18th Of December next, three dol
lars the single leap, and ten dollars to insure,
which in every case will be required to be paid
il the ownership of the mare is changed. Strict
attention will be paid to mares in ali cases, but
no responsibility need be expected in cases OF
accident Of any kind. Dr.. JAMES RUBEY,
II. NJ. BELL.
PEDIGREE.
Bertrand Junior 10 beautiful mahogany bay
feet "a inches high, five years old last fall,
black legs main aud tail. He is destitute OF
white marks-bred by Alexander s. Miller, OF
Bourbon county Kentucky. He was got by old
Bertrand Of Kentucky. he by Sir Archy, and
he by the old imported Diomede. The dam
Of Bertrand Junior was got by Darnaby's bio
nscde, and he by Hamlintonian. and he by the
old imported Diomede. His grand dam the
celebrated Jams mare raised by the late Rob-
ert Buckner Of Nicholas county Kentucky
Hamlintonian's dam was by imported Shark,
grand dam BY Apollo, Apollo by old Fear
naugAt, dam BY Spotwood's imported cullen
Arabian.
ALL admirers Of hne horses are requested to
call and see him. Any person wishing to see
certificates to test the correctness Of his pedi-
gree, will please to call on the subscriber liv-
ing two and half miles north Of HiI,.borough
m Wayne county, La. where the horse is, and
viii BE kept after the expiration Of the seaeon.
JAMES RUBEY,
ii. NJ. BELL
January 18th ls36
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
S90eSf0r Black V1Ur0feh.
DREPARED and sold wholesale and re
tail by
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Oct. 81, 1885.
IN lCsAL.

nR. SAMUEL Nixon AND On. WV. B.
. he practice Of Medicine, especially oder
Geir services to the citizens Of Richoond and
The neighbosicg country. They can be found
geoezaily at the Office Of DR.. Nlxsn or at their
feapsetive dwelling houses, except when absent
on PROFESSIONAL businea-
II. B. Those indebted to either Of
he I'm psevissaly 10 thD anangeme.t are ne
specially suqQesd - ean an1 0ee1s aeeoUses.
Januasyl II, look ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
JAMES w. NORDEN,
NOTARY PUHLIC AxD CONvEYANC
Richmond, ksli01

RichmoaA, 49, ].
Having received the aDpoisans. -
Notary Public, is nov ready g 49,
acknowledgement Of deeds - g.
ance, mortgages, &c He viu -
written instruments in IA acoo6a
neat manner. O6ce On Man ofeoe6 -
rosite the Brapch Baak.
Asgst 6th, 1876.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

"A BOY from fourteen to sixteen years Of age
- Of moral and industrious habits, as an ap-
prentice to the Coach Snithing business by
FUIGHUM & SAILOR.
Richmond, lst mo. Both 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

= AMUEL IREDELL, recently from
~ the City Of Philadelphia, has locate
himselfin the town of Richmond, Il opened
= shop on Main Street directly opposi. e
the Bank, adjoining A. Siddall's store,
where he inteE1s establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable as well As 7lain
work in a workma Mike manner. He hopes
by An assiduous attention to as business to
merit and receive = due proportion OF pat
ronage from the town and country.
Rich0eoA. June 9Th. 1885 IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
STATE OF INDIANA, ! sc
Della ware county,

DelaWare County,
In the Delaware Circuit Court. for
May terra, 1856.
John Conner and M,ry Conner
formerly Mary Bales, John Hold
son and Jane Hodson formerly
Jane Bales, Boetre Bales, Sarah
Bales, Solomon Forkerer and } Bill IN
Ruth Forkerer formerly Ruth { CnAxcEkr.
Bales. Robert Templin and Eu-
nice Temphn formerly Eunice
Bales,
Jonathan Bales, Thomas Bales,
Isaac NJ aTtin Bales, and Nathan
Bales.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
We % Tailoring SHOP.

Sixth month, 9th, 1885.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-20
No. II

mongst the MOUNTAINS When the
SONS OF Liberty are beaten back from
the plains, with measured tread and ia
ees to the foe, they slowly retreat to the
Businesses of the MOUNTAINS, and there
every clan has its LEONIDAS, aud eve
rs pass is THERMOMETER
The PASTURES will do their duty l.
They have ever done so
They KNOW their rights, and WILL
MAINTAIN them
STAUNroN the "City of the Noun
tainS ~ Has the sacred fire OF liberty
ceased to burn on her affairs
OH NO!
Palsied be the tongue which could III
ter SO vile SANDER
Her banner is given 10 the breeze
Her motto still is, "REsoLvED Isf,
THAT WE CAN BEAT THE NANTES
RESOLVED 2p. THAT WE WILL
BEAT THEM"
THE SPIRIT OF rs.