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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The last Gazette says ssA portion of the opposition in this State diselam the title ffederalists naers It Is matter of indifference what title they sume, land presume 1t is equally indifferent to you what title you give us. You not squeamish about such matters-and would call an opponent by by another, without regard truth, so 1t suited your purposeS if they will only take which shall clearly distinguish them from the friends of Mr. Van Buren. Be not alarmed. We should consider 1t
 heavy misfortune to be for identified with the friends of Van Buren. We shall take particular pains that such untoward event shall happen.l Whether Judge White be nufer not, one thing is certain, that he is the only candidate of the nulers in South Carolina and they will vote for other man' Not exactly. They talk of Gen. Harrison as the only man the South can consistently support. They say Judge White supported the Proclamation and the Force Bill. Does not the Gazette know that at that time FeEu GaUdy hung fire, while White, the other Gold Tennes- rifle" heard to crack sharp and clear against the nulfying ranks Yet White is now called nulli- fer, and Grundy good Democratic Republican. Such pretences of stupidity. The Gazette was once an Adams and Clay paper. 1t is Ieferson4Jackson- Van Buren, -Democratic-Republican Can you lay your hand on Je9ersons famous Kentucky resolutions neighbor, wherein Jefferson the doctrine of nu-
 caton, and for which he has been called the apostle and father of nullifcation7 Ifyou can publish it for edifcation
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

An Irish woman in Brooklyn lately committed sucid by taking arsenic. What blunder!
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

Four hundred Van Buren men deserted his cause il Ohio the last Fourth of July. < 1ead worthy of thu day-though they go not for White, but Harrison.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

0pHs3-In the New York Convention Martin Van Buren voted against giving the people the right oelectng their own Justices of the Peace. See Con. Jour. D. 365. SheriH. See Con. Jour. D. l60.
 "1the further power is removed from the people the bettef!e said Martin Van Buren,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

We observe in the Louisville Journal article enti- tied sScenes the Western Frontier-by J. B. Ram som" It published two three months ago in the Arkansas Gazette The author to make the most ot The Journal is not generally in the habit of ing secondhand garments.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Steam Boat Motto lately burst her boiler ho..-
 heeling and Cincinnati killing nine persons sps pesRee ly wounding fourteen. ano Dad
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

We understand that two three companies of No1n- teers from Lawrence, Randolph and Independence, and company from Crttendeh, their way to this place, and will arrive here in day or two.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The New Orleans Courier says that all Van Buren has to do when he becomes President, is .foow in the footsteps ofthe giant" Don't be numan! Con- slider what immense strides such mannikin would have to make.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The New Orleans Courier and Bee are grun1bling greatly because portion of the public printing of the Departments is given to White paper They claim it belonging to themselves the score of perqustes and advance sundry arguments to prove their title The Gazette should study their arguments carefully.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

The Gazette Jas endorser thinks that the late victory proves that correct principles will ever find advocates in the honesty and integrity of the people, Yes and it proves that if correct principles do find adpocate cor rupt and hirelng party may cheat and deceive the people that correct principles may be wretchedy beatenand the honesty and integrity ofhe people made to serve the selfish purposes of party.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

Amos Kendall, in his late Circular addressed to the Clerks Tn the Post Office Department calls them hire- ngs and says "your constant attendance during these hours (ten hours day) will be required, with the ex- cepion only of such absences e cas ot rea- der indisPensa6le What an infamous blackguard.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-02

We have nice Administration. The President is eeetioneering for Van Buren in Tennessee-Cass is gone home to settle his private afairs-Dckerson is gone home also--Forsyth is gone North-Van Buren is dancing waltzes at Saratoga-consequently nobody is left at Washington but Blair, Kendall and Woodbury- precious triumvrate, and precousy managed gover- ment!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE ID hereby given to David Barrett 90
IN seph Barrett, Nathan Barrett and the neirs-
a:-law Of William, Barrett, deceased; Isaac Nevett
and R.oicI his wife, formerly Rachel Barrett, and
I'll o!ers concerned. that the undersigned, the
tro,icr end one of The heirs at-aw OF Arthur ba.'
rett, late Of Randolph county, Ia, deceased, WILL.
on the frs, day Of the mex. Novembe: term OF
The Randolph Circuit Court, or Upon some sub
secnen, day Of said term apply TO said Court. Tor
the appointment Of commissioners to make partition
Of the following described tract Of land aud town
lot. Of which the said Arthur Barrett died seized,
to wi,:-Beginning at the northeast cosner -
the southwest quarter Il section IL, township 70.
n. X. II r. of the second meridian in the district
of lands so!d At Cincinnati, Ohio. thence s. 81
deg W. II poles, to a stake, thence 3. D deg. =.
81 poles, 10 stake at the old Fort, thence consin-
ued s. 6 deg. Z. 81 poles to a sake at the SOUTH
east Of lot No. 3, thence N. "a deg. T. 81 poles
and IL links to the line on the side of milf
pond, lheuce down with the line Of tho meandeis
OF said mpond survey from the line N. 50 deg.
e. 5 poles, 10 a beach, N. IA deg. Z. poles, TO
a beach, N. 90 deg. T.. poles Is links. N. 81 deg.
f. % poles % links to "a sugar tree near the west
end of the n,iIidam,thencc 5. 693 deg f. % poles
Is links TO q sugaf tree, thence N. "a deg. l. =
roles to q line dividing the southeast and southwest
quarters Of said 18th section, thence N. deg. W.
along said section line 1864 poles, TO the place OF
beginning, for the compliment Of sxttieight and
a half acres, AID containing the two lots Of land.
No. l, that was laid out for John ID. Wright, and
No. 4 that was land out for David Wright, which
said land IS situate in the said county Of RnDs
dolph and state Of Indiana; and also town lot No.
s. in the northwest square in the town Of WinchesS
tier county and state aforesaid.
JAMES BARRETT.
Augnst the 4th A. d. 1886 A32-4t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
LOST.

MONDAY, the I'D inst . POCKET BOOK,
|s md Issding from Cambridge TO jamestown
lksr essaty. The contents Of tho pocket book
70 klIows: certificate describing three ~
! bb of land in Delaware county; one note Of
= Thomas Fletcher, Of Henry county.
ming 10 $3.50; and twenty OF twenty-five
N i hank notes, one ten dollar bill Oh the
4 Zasesville, Ohio; the balance Of the mo-
i b NJ remember ON what banks they are.
rnen finding the above book anc leaving il
william Griffin, IN Cambridge. or at my house
lsessown, Henry county shall receive liberal
ldkshs trouble. WIN. HAKLAND.
nbsidge, Aug. %, 1896. a-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

Taken Up. by William Daueherty and
Wes,lev Oliver living in Mountpleasant Township
Delaware County ,lndians, A Dark Bay mare. black
mane. tail. and legs her Tail cut square, Thirteen
hands and three Inches high. supposed TO be Nine
wears old, appraised to twenty five dollars: aiso'
sorrel mare. blaze face, her right nina 1901 ano
RICH, fore foot white, about thirteen names quo
half high. supposed to be sixteen years o,o:
ed 70 ,ve,ve collars: with bay colt one year
old last spring, appraised to sixteen collars, oy 20
se,t Vanma.re and William Antrum. July yum
A true copy from nv cs'ray book:
WILLIAM JONES. u.
Julv 25th A. D. 1885. oou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
TAKEN UP, by BERNARD F. You've.

TAKEN UP. by BERNARD + YOUNG
resident of Washington township, Randolph county,
Indiana, one estray sorrel MARE suppose ~ a,f
80, ye,rs old last spring. about fifteen and nall
hands i;ct-shod all Troublesome little white IN
TO- f,rehead-a white cross streak under her throat
close to where her head and neck are joined some
s,ddIe marked, no other marks or brands Perce'Va-
HE. Appraised to fifty dollars, by Ahei hinsha~
and Elias Norton, appraisers.
certify the above to be true copy ITO" '"e
certificate of appTaisment o,,n m
July 25tb, 1886. d" 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

AA1N Up BY Jesse Davenport, Of
.:.s.h'P, Wayne county, Ind, one dark
s.As. about l4a hands high, her right
~ saae. % other marks OF brands pcrce;va-
Vsn o'd last spr'ng. Appraised to thir-
Aso % iron gray filley, two years old,
- high. Her right hind foot white
beiv'xs her fore legs, supposed to
ee's.oaed BY sore, NO Otner marks or
~ s''ae's, appraised to twenty-five dollars
snd appsaisement affirmed to August
icS8, BY us, JESSE DAvExrURT,
ABRAHAM HooPER,
-, JOHN C.. KlBBEY, Up.
E'ss above 70 be true copy OF the origi-
once, JOHN c. KlBBEY, Up.
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Taken Tn. BY Benjamin Hunt. resident

Taken Up, BY benjamin. Hum ,a.; .ssd emf
INN Cav Fy supposed be two yenrs old this
spring rather ish Color in her forehead with
dollar bell put and fastened with single noeAie an
collar about fourteen hands high. with long tai
comes to peak at the lower cnd also VAT aooatha
way between the nostr and eye the right ee OF -.
head no other marks brands perceyabie appsase"
tenv dollars by Levi Stout and Able Hiaskaw, apPf
certify the above tobe true copy from the certificate
lof Appraisement. DASIO EnAA6n' 40 a..
MAY Goth, 1856 SSN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

RecenHy from FHH00eIPHfu,
IL AVING located himself IN Richmond,
and opened shop in the small brick
building Immediately south Of Mr.. Atticus SddsiPs
store. where he s prepared to do work in neat a
stvl as any person in the west, and being mmedl-
a,elv from the cast is well acquainted with the pre-
yailine fashions He hopes by an assiduous atten-
ton to business 70 merit and receive portion OF
the public patronage.
N. B. He is also agent for J. H. Chappers Pat
ent Spherical System of cutting, and reports OF the
Fashions, and will dispose of them 10 such master
tailors as wish to improve, at reasonable rate.
Country Produce taken at market price.
Aug. goth, 1885. SSa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

M. Charles H. awards, Of Mathews count.
w. h.s received the Agency fr the distribution,
Of Mootague's Balm for the Teeth m the State OF
indiana. The proprietor takes peculiar PLEASURE
nos only in introducing Mr.. Edwards as the agent.
But n all respects as a gentleman Of intelligence
and worthy the confidence of all among whom he
may be ti1own.
HR. MONTAGUE, Proprietor Of
Monfagse's Balm for the teeth.
Pittsburgh, June IL, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

THE subscriber Offers for sale his farm consulting OF
o. hundred acres, more less, lying about one mile
West Of Richmond and rods north OF the National
Road. There on the premises a good, new, frame
dwelling house, aud large frame barn. also new; an ex-
ceent orchard OF frait, good springs, SC This farm -
the same lately owned by Abel Potter and veil known IN
the neighbosood desirable situation. Pefsons wish
Ing 70 Porchass viii please call and examine the Pses
JAMES JONES.
Aug. Is. 1885. 3S-G
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TE &Ai3 Sc MIN a s. :
At DUBLIN.

a SELECT SCHOOL for Females 10 10 be es.
"A tabshed at the village Of Dublin, Wayne county,
Indiaras BY Miss SARAH D,ckIssos: Of New York. N
which the branc Of useful and polite education ~
monty pursued by young Ladies'. will be Taught
R.eUL ATOMS The year will be divided into Tor
Terms, Of II weeks eachs
students may enter any time dus,ng the Tern. asd
their Terms will be considered commencing At the
time entrance. . -.
board in the vicinity school reasonable terms
RATks OF TulrioN TExM.-Readicg, Writing,
Orthography, Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic lsaS
ry, &c. 49,
Natural Moral, and Mental Philosophy, Astrosoays
with map.s Chemistry. Rhetoric, Logic and Kodsssaes
of Algebra. S4sOU
French Language, Drawing and Painting, $5.O
Plain and Ornamental Needework without additional
charge.
The School will be in operation the first Of September
next
!; ~ ; x% %;$2. n',''<''''
Dublin. Aug. 9, 1896. SeSt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
FARM FOR SALE.

Pc nbscnbes odess for sale his farm, contain
hundsed and ten acres of land Of the best
., hhF6ve Of which are under fence, and in
d state Of cultivation. The dwellings are
aaoe, . new frame barn, and good orc hard
Pps end pesch trees Il is situated on the
Faeae' mad, three miles Forth Of Centreville,
- p Pisces Of worship. schools, mills, sc.
- particulars call on the subscriber and
/ - pnpeny. GEO. B. ROWLETr.
|E& u 1895. 34H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
PUBLlC SAFE.

0Y3HE subscriber having laid off number o.
Lots, Immediately opposite Richmond, on
the West bank Of Whitew alter, will offer them At
public sale on the LIST. of 9th, month. tSePtem-
ber.) on the premises, at O'Clock. +. NJ. The
lots e morally contain acre each and are ooun-
ded by vide streets and all ey.; he will sell at Pr-
vate sale ole lot laid off in SAID plat. of near two
acres, to any person who may be considered suit7
able to improve it for a Tavern stand He Will
offer on the same day, alarge FRAME HoUor. on
W.;n Street Richmond. near the Bridge, with a
lot of 80 feet front by lis feet deep. The prop
ertv will bc:shown at any time by calling on the
subscriber. The terms will be liberal and made
known day of sale ~scv
eth mo 18th, 1896. o5-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
A FARM FOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM ON Green's Fork

vALU ADlIE ANN on oTccn + OIAs
Clay township, Wayne county, Ind,
Wssh'agtoo, containing l6O acres Of land.
II shich ere under fence, and between 50 and
~ cultivation, the balance in pasture. Said
Yin tolerable repair. having a pretty good
] hOass and new barn, with several other out
hac. and young apple orchard Of grated
veil selected. II is well calculated for a
lam, beiag remarkably well wstersd. Some
Assa y hoxs, sheep, &c. can be had, also
fp Cswiss o. the place. For further infor-
aan!y b the subscriber living in Newport.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
ssShOrt settlements make
long fricns1s.o

All those indebted to the undersigned by note
"A ar hook account are respectfully notified, that
in consequence of his having declined business IN
the mercantile line, it becomes absolutely necessa
re- that he should close his business and make set
dement's. 1t is hoped this notice whi De a''enoe'
to.
His books and papers will be kept al the old stand
east of the Bank.
JOSEPH w. GILBERT.
TO-. ,sae 32-t
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STATE OF INDIANA, I
Randolph county.

Randolph county. "a,
Taken Up, by JoHS COATES, OF we've ne
rxer township two miles cast Of Wncheef, Oh the 4tn
Of Jaly, 1885, three e.tray beasts; one so're mare
with ell on with good leather collar and good mar
our years old last springapprascd at 80 dolart one
black horse with the right thigh, about hfeecn
hands high supposed be four years old last sPng,
praised TO thirty dollars year ing mare colt, with
both hind feet white and large star the orehead
praised to fifteen dollars by Enoc Davis aud Isaac Mace
July the 18th, 1886
STEPHEN COFFIN, }. r.
32tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

l2fchMeOSsA fOs6oe0TY.
xy7E have on hand an assortment of Cooking.
w and 10 plate. STOVES; with variety Of
Mil and Machine Castings, Ploughs, Boses,
Aadu0nS, etc.
Having 40 enlarged our works As to be able I've
Think to keep constant supply Of the above art.S
Giles, together with all others usually made At ,:cn
an esta olisbment We with confidence invite All 70
call and ex anime qualities and prices
on F. GROVER s. CO.
We q i'll have franklin and small Parlor Stoves
az; en- e. G. IL co.
August 6, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

EDMUND EvENS has lately received % sdd.s
80 ..nnly q GOODS IN his Eee. eansstng Of Czech
60. "a Iinpgs Skirtng and HarnesA Sole :na Up.
- 1.afher Caf and KiPp Skina With Eeees.i var:ey
1.fher f1dmgs, &C. For sale q hss
I e.fhes and Shoe Store, Main e.,
Richmond. 5eh mo- i4tb, 1880
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
,CasA! Cash! Caeh!!!

~. ed has . number Of notes and accounts
II - sanding, and he nov wishes to make a
f-aI q such. and to collect what is doe
kS without resostins to the NV.
~ "soee will mot Be neglected, a. the next
sss ~s,vraag."
- DAVID CULBERTSON.
80 A. Is lso6 a..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

HAVE lust received and opening at their store
opposite the Bank, large and general assortment OF
BOOTS. SHOES & BROGANS;
which thew offer at wholesale and retail the most av
orabe TERMS The great nfheir stock and the
mount on hand them that they able to .u near
IN every person who may be pleased to call on them
July 9, 1886. S'u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

JAMES w. Dor d Il N.
NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEfANCEh.
Richmond, Indiana.
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public. II now ready to take the acknowledge
ments Of deeds Of convey ance, mortgages, &c
He will also draft written instruments in an ac-
curate and neat manner. Office on Main street,
oprositc the Branch Bank.
August sth. 1885. 81"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
For Sale.

THAT valuable three story BRICK HOHSE Isssy
owned by l. E Jones and occupied ~ :. s,.eesoa
~. ht h.,;k,;n.s on Wasbingtoa Avenue, north end
oS.own. The terms Of sale will be made seasssahse
and accommodating. APPyr e.rAun
Richmond, 7th ma. l6, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
TOTi,E AFFLICTED.

Montague's Balm Chat Justly celebrated RENE
dy for :ooth-ache) should be used before inaam-
nation or swelling from pain takes place. If not,
i, is bes, to apply it by wetting cotton or sponge,
and putting it in the tooth. repeating frequently
Persons, whose gums disposed to bleed, have
become s?ongy, should use bottle with a tolera
bic hard toothbrush fthey bleed at first, the
better. This, If properly done, will prevent the
teeth from becoming loose. II should be used az
ter all dental operations, to relieve the tenderness
Of the teeth, and to cause the gums to adhere the
more closely.
All orders for the Balm, will receive prompt
attention. if addressed to the subscriber or to HOf
DERBY and McPHEETERS, Pe,ersburgh, Viz
GINA.
For sale BY Erin Reed, druggist, Ma;nsStrees
Richmond, xndisn0. 343
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
RESTING NEWS.

RAa os~1NS tN0 NEWS.
earnestly request ali those ir.
w y note OF book account to make
oeey . much wanted and without !,
saes be inmacsed.
49,. WILLIAMS & WlGGaNS.
- n
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FOR S A /. L.

FOR SALE.
ralE .rhscv;ber ha. for sale one Of Lanes Endless
Chain Horse Power Threshing Machines, good as new
Also,
Tuo Copper St;Ns.
and all the Of Distlcry, which he Will se
d' P'''"'e '"'' W. CHRISTIAN BULL.
Richmond. July D, 1886 29:u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
PRINTING.

Such as Handbills, Cards, Labels, Books ana
Pamphlets, Hat Tips, &c. &c, ness'y e1ecs-
ted a. this o.1ce.>
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
FOR SALE.

wfHE undersigned will sell a tract Of land situ.-
u. ted on Elkhorn. Al miles south of Richmond.
containing eighty acres, on which are two small
farms, a good S.4W.MILL and MA CHINE HOUSE
with two Carding Machines and PULLING
MILL, in complete order. The whole Of the ABOVE
roperty will be sold on reasonable terns, and the
hoorhood and water power will justify consd-
cradle extension Of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9Th. 1855 iotf'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
Medical Notice.

- THE subscriber designs pf ;ac.
itv He will be found at the residence OF
AARON WRIGHT.
-. 1895 l6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

Ae8N Farm for sale.
asSlX THE subscriber offers for sale tho
0T&6S FARM where he residcss lying Hour
~ miles north Of Richmond on the new road O
ned fire. m the west side Of Richmond to Newport he
Mac, contuns Al acres, with comfortable DwehinS
tiousc out houses SC also, thriving young orchard
Persons wisi Ing to purchase a small FARM wouId 90
We" ~ '"'' gu" ISAAC b. HAINES.
9Th mo- 25th. 1886. <ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE.
A comfortable yelling House and Lot IS offered
for sale in this place, on reasonable terms, 'mme
D:.tt.sana Aur,.t 9Th 1895 31-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
Dissolution.

TIE partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Shearun Jones & Williams In the fiatus nu
n.ss ia dissolved by mutual consent. All money due
saiI 6rm must be paid Jones and Williams. to whom
all the accounas &C. have been transferred Also, q"
Claims n aipst said firm will be settled by them.
CALEB SHEARON,
REEs c. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS
THE above business -ill be continued by the
two doors west ofthcir old staEu Our
old customers. who are In arrears, Will see INC ne
ccssitv of paving up punctuaily, as we have been
to considerable expense in buying Caleb Shcarons
part, as well putting up our present SITUATION.
REEFS C.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May ~, 1856 2Vif
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

arye assortment of the above article just received
and for sale by ,,,,,,,ru
Richmond, July %. 1886 9u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

|u-rw-Thc Cincinnati Gazette of the
Z Instant says, 1.-THE Van Buren, party
I. carried The election in Missouri, in ev-
point"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
OSbOrm & Utter,
Boot and Shoe Makers.

BOOT ana SHOc-IudEeTS,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public
VI that have they opened shop on Nam
"a street nearly opposite d. D. Soan's IIo-
tel, where they will execute work in
- the most fashionable and durable man.
ner. Those who will favor them with
their custom will have ample justice done to their
understandings.
Richmond, Aug. %, 1896. 3Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

RICHMOND, November.
Dear Sr.-You will send us Immediately box
Of YOUR Balm We have not had bottle since
last wrote you and have daily applications for it,
Yours, EUSTACE e. TEMPLE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

,,.... Esscr,os.-According to promise
~ dis week a full list Except one de-
"A q The members Of the Legislature,
= &eir politics as given by the Indiana
- On YESTERDAY we received the Dem
y, ,aper. which claims a small majority
" Buren,. We are inclined. to believe
stenent Of the former much higher the
y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27

GEO. GRAHAM, Jr.1
r. w. LEE,
THOMAS TYNER, Committee.
IRA LACKEY.
Cambridge, August 10, 1886. 33-3t