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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Of de yea. estimated Al Sls.s20 DOL
lars.
Rsrsnus aa4 Ezpsillres for 1887.
The receipts are estimated - fsiloEs:
Cassons. 70 500. 900 dallars; Lands ;.
O00. 900 d.,llars: Bank Stock ard Miscel
lsnsaus. 2, 500. 600 dollars. The eKpen'
dilurss linrlsdlng 1000. 900 dollars for
usual ereess IL appropriations beyond
eslimslss) are estimated Al 26.75s!s5i
dollars
Imports ani Exports.
The Imports during the year ending
30lh September. 1896. are ssceriained
and sstimsled n I73.540.000 dollars.
showing an increase, compared with The
preceding vesr. Of % 644!25s dollars
The exports dsnng The same period are
ascerlsined and estimated n l2l.7S9. 600
dollars. Of whieh IOI. los. 0Oo dailars
we're domestic products. and the residue
foreign. exhibiting an aggregate increase.
ensnaared with The preceding year. 81
80 I23 dollars. and an amount exceed
ing Ihr average Of the last three years by
5.s29 $50 dollars.
The Surplus RsFnaHs.
The Recommendations nj the lasi aEnn
al report are renewed. and reducuons
suggested NJ duties on raS ma1erials OF
lareign origin used in some Of our Impor,
ianl manufactures. aud nexI On aTIleles
Of comfort and necessity for the people
generally. A prohibition Of the sale nt
the public domain 10 any but actual set
Tiers is also mentioned as another mode Of
cuFlailIng the revenue.
The Public Money.
An account is given nf the measures
adopted in Pursuance Of the act of June
23d. 1896. 10 regulate the depnsiles Of
the publle money, and some reenmmen-
dalions are made of prospective provisions
On the subject, such as authority Ia DIS
continue a. depnsiIe banks. when no
longer necessary. those selected under
the late act. g.
The !Min' and the Currency.
The Coinage of the Mint from the lsl
nf January to the Isl of November. 1896.
has been. ~ gold. 3.6l9.4i0 dollars. and
# silver. 2 ST.. 900 dollars. The esiab
hshmenl of gold cain Of one dollar Is
.gain urged upon Congress. The guam.
Try Oi gold now in the Country is est.
mated at $4,000 600 dollars The Se
rre,ary of the Treasury calculates the
~h"le specie in The eannlry IN Ocioher.
1888. al ihIriv millions 81 dollars. aud
'hr whole specie now ~ the country al
seventy three millions. Various specu.
lsIinns on the subject occupy a number
ol pages IN this part at the report.
Miscellaneous
The report concludes with several sug
gesIi"ns ot a miscellaneous character.
among whc1 the renewed recommends
tl"n ri the adoption NJ measures Ter re-
snlAiirg 'teanh"ai Navigation must meet
with very gener3l apprnbal,ua from all
tnnse whp have as much horror a. we
have 1t .h"se appalling catastrophe.
wmch 'lsss themselves under the head
at " Steamboat d,sa>rrsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
From the Sstr i l'.l-!'ige vrer.
THE ANNUAL TREASURY RE-
PORT,

Or this dorument. transmitted to both
houses Of Congress on the first day Of
th session. as We shall not be able to
pubi'-n ii f.r day or two. we have
thrnghi nar readers would not b. dis,a
iIsfi-i. t'r The present. wuh an ABRIDGED
acr1Hn,, when we have arranged under
iIs several natural dItrsinns. A. fnil"ws:
Receipts ahd Erpen !i'n-es for 1886.
The balanc" "a tie Treasury uu The
Is N January last wa - 7s9 500 dnI-
b. The rVc"ipfs for | 72j arr e>ilna,
e. - ~. p9l s9s dollars. al winch the
re.rIpts from customs for ,hr lhrep first
quarters have he"n Ia 523 ISL dollars.
ard The receipts fr',n lads 90. 04s O29
d"!iArs. The expenditures for 1896 are
ss:PriaIned and estimated a, 81 435. 1872
dnlisrs. Of which the payments for the
m'rtary service Iimrlutling forufirauun<l
Dig the three first quarters, have a.
IN 'rted tn l3,0l0.06I dollars.
D"hucung the expenditures Of the
yre ascer,4ned and probable. from the
r. aI,ts, the balance which will he IA The
Tr-e,ury on the lst # January. 1897. is
e. .nsted ct 43,005 6G9 dollars, and.
d :,,r ing the unitaIlahle funds" Of
I. - 100 dnlIars. leaving 9TH. avai.a-
b. al.etrr" Al y2j $50 !oIIArs. rris
q Z: p - re. g.. ..!.' ~. ace Ia h. r.rI,,
oi ,Is Pos. olits Department, al ,hs ead
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Nerico and Tsros.-If We are to ere.
dn popular rumonr the parent country
has slgnifed her dtspnsItiob tn sckuow
ledge the independence 81 her refractory
daughter. Commissioner. ave arrived.
it is said. from Mexico with mll pow
ers to fleet the release Of Santa Ana, for
which purpose they have had mreung
with hun. IN the presence "f GenetaI
Austin. which Was very satisfactory 10
all parues.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

% OBEY Alfee AA4uAeA4As ~ ANsts
far. tn. frum hriag moved b. any aP.
prpheasi0a a me rsasnFe 0f he General
Assembly. nr ssea nf any pubic otlIum !
might incur By rrisining ny "fiee. ]
place nv whole hope a. he lasting sp.
probation Of my eauairy uPoa nv re-
si.lanre N the pFinriples and doctrines
asserted in the resolutions Of the last
. ssiOa-9riheiplss and daelnnes - no.
vel. in nv oplaioa. ~ they are err"ne-
aus and dangerous. lending 10 an entire
subyersiaa Of tie constitution 81 The Ne
nsle. In an alteration nf The whole frame
If the Federal Government. and 10 lhe
destruction af al the balances wissly
pravIded nv the Constitution. ~ well IN
respect 10 the relations af The seEersl de
plrfmeniS III the government iosards
each other. as the relations IL The Shoie
towards the state governments.
IreqsesI Won IA communicate this let
ter 10 the General Assembly,.
I hare the hannr 10 he. SIR. with all re-
specI. your abedlens servant.
b. ". LEIGH.
To ,ae fIaa. wsSnH.a n HEaTsas.
Lieut.. G..vrrEeI 81 Va. "a.
Nc. Watkins moved 10 lay the enm-
! municallaa an the Isbls, With a view 10
ils reference 10 select comamIlee.
Mr.. W. remarked. that he might MT
have correctly understand Mr. Leigh:
but il he did. he thoughI tie letter ought
In undergo the scrutiny Of The house.
making. as he thoughI IL did. m attack
upon the vital principles Of the cavern.
menI. II so IL might be necessary "a re.
view lhose principles. and sgaIn assert
them. No public servant should BE- pet
United In dlsrt gard them. without re.
buke from the General Assembly. Mr..
VS. apprehensIons as N the sssump-
iiuns OF ihe letter might not be just. hut
IL they we're. il was due To Ihe right Of
instruction tn show that n0 public ser
want conld defy u. without being iangh.
that he would be wllhered AID must CIV
er before the voice ol the people.
Mr.. Moore had hoped that Ole session
Al least, would haze been devoted IN tie
business If the people. without the miro
dur,iun Of exciting debates on federal re
I laliOns. lie hoped Tire motion Of the
q gentleman wouId no. be adopted. u. !,
would lead 10 unnecessary aud tedious
discussion. in whlrh perhaps many
. members might feel themselves imPelled
10 engage He for one should do so. and
sustain me grounds assumed by Mr.
Leigh.
! The moIInn belng modified. 80 as ID
take The question upon reference III the
letter t1 seIe,'t committee. Il prevailed
! by Vole Of 6S To- ~ and the iollou Ing
committee MS announced by IN. rnaIr.
i Messrs. Watkins. Maore. Garland
! Hone. Miller. HILL. Robinson. ( la, ,nan,
Newman. Voolfolk. BayIy OF A.. and
: CruIchheid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

On Tuesday last Judge Strange W.
elec,eda Seustnr 10 Congress from ihl.
stale. for six years from The 4.h Of narca
next.
On Saturday last. Oaen Holmes. e.,
Of New IlasoEsr. Was elected Judsr If
the Superior courss OF the stale. IN plac.
OF Judge Spang.. elected SeEslOt
Aud on Monday. FEedeuck Nash. CSC.
of'hls town. ws. excited Judge. in pi.es
OF Judge Norwood. resigned.
On Tvesda, lasi. William r Collins.
OF Chatham. ws. elesIed COmpIrollrr.
DAVID Outlaw. esq who fpr Tie pas.
year has been connected with TIE efil.
rial department Of the Raleigh Star. h,I
been eleried Solicitor Tor The Edrnlus
Judicial District
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

We regret 10 have TO state, tina, The
zinc "n The roof Of the Mint. during
storm Of wind and. rain. on TUESDAY
last. was completely torn of. The roOi
was about half covered We understand
that this will be loss 10 the conuacIo's
Of about $500. The workmen. whs
were in the building. were very much
alarmed. Charlotte Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Tras-The lion Vim. III. WhsrioD'
= Munster Pienipoten,isry from The he.
public Of Texas To the United States.
has arrived IN Washington. lie il cloih'
ed With power tn procure, if possible, The
recognition Of the independence Of Tex
as aud ils annexation tn the U. States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
The second number al The select
Medical Library AID Eclectic
journal of Medicine. has ia.l

heen issued. II - = valuable NEEDED
work. recently commenced ~ Phiadsl.
phls. edited ~ John Bell. NJ. ID. al
published b, Haswell L. Darlington. h
is published IN monthly numbers. al Ws
dollars per annum. hell yearly in ad'anc,.
Each number 10 divided lnIn Two paris.
ihe Journal Occsplrs 30 pages oi 81
prepared articles; aud The LIbrary, 2a
pages. being repun, of approved m'ts,
cal w"rks. Tht Lseiurts II Dr. .7rm.
strong on tie Practice Of Medicine sIi
be- gwen in the three FIRST numbers
~ A specImen Vi the work may Gt
seen 81 this office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

The Legislature al Pennsylvania mel
on the 9Th Instant Ia the S~nris. an
ANU Van Buren, Speaker was elected.
and IN the House oI Representatives. a
Van Buren, ore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

A letter from Tuscaloosa, in the sas
OF Alabama. says. tina, the srpmgins
resolutions. introduced into thr ItglsIa'
iure Of that state. failed. on The 2s,h uli.,
10 the Senate. b, y vote Of is TO Is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

I"' m D'"e'"ber ST. 1885
Sr:-In the letter ! addressed To the
Speakers Il the two Houses oi thr Gene.
raj Assembly. under dale Of the ID March
last, ] 1nnounrrd my purpose to resign
nv Hire Of Senator Of The United States
al The commencement Of the presen, srs,
sl"a; aud now hereby resign The office.
l should have confined this letter To
the single purpose Of making this reslg
nation. if the obligations Of truth and
randor. the care ] 1--WE to my own repu-
ta''"n. and. in my sense Of things. my
duty I" my coun ~ aud It's institutions.
d'd mol impose upon me the necessity Of
correcting some mlsapprehensions. which
have discovered TO exist as to my mo-
uVes for resigning.
| -hali. therefore. avail myself Of this
opportunity TO declare In the mos, cxpll.
cIl and solemn manner, what | thought
had InIImated very distinctly IN my leuer
OF the 81 March. ABOVE referred to, that
my sole reason aud motive for resirnine
nv seat IN the Senate, consist IN the i'm
per'ous Necessity | am under Of giving
nv Whole attention Ia my private affairs,
or rather IN my sense Of the duty which
owe to my family, and to all nv per
s"naI relations in society. could not
retain my seat in the Senate if | would;
and | must ask leave to say further. that
s" lar from being in The sIlgh,es, degree
influenced To resign by the inslrucuons
"h"h the General Assembly gave me at
Is i'st sc>s."m. and the resolution il
bought proper 10 adopt, that as bound
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Governor Edwards has issued his
proclamation converting the Legislature
Of Connecticut on The 2ls, inst. al New
Haven The objcc. Of the special se''
sion is understood To be TO authorize The
state TO receive lis portion Of the surplus
deposlie. and to direct its investment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

The HinnsLagoss.-According to The
Wisconsin Democrat, the Winnebag" IT.
dians un the frontier are ~ most d. I .
Fable coudHi"h. destitute of clolhGs ans
provisions; sns wha. 10 much wors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
Friday, December n.

~ In consequences u lie ih,.rD..:
lion af lie chrislmas holidays, No -.
will be issued from lhis ofiies Bsr. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Ausbury Dickens. esq, has been slec',
ed Secretary Of The Senate Of the UnIIst
States, vice Walter Louvre resigned
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23
MR. LEIGH

IN the HOUSE al Delegates. on the 9Th
inst. me SPEAKER presented a cummuni
cato" from the ariIng Governor. tncIos
ug leter lr"m b. jam,n Watkins
leieh, esq rrsIgming hts III as Srna
tor "f the United States. winch was read
as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

FSR PaEsIBENT.
Msrin Van Bnrra IA.
William II Ilsuison "A
Z Hugh l.. White as
'Dalsel Webster Il
Willie p Mangnm Al
} FnR YIcE pREsIBgxT.
Rirhar.l " Jahnslnn la
Fr.nri- Graagrr ~
John rvler 81
William Smith q
-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

Dudley's majority 4.0iS
Add The votes Of Burke. GATES ant
Chowan, and Dadley's majority wOule
be 1929.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-23

The returns Of The voles for 60, e,s.,,
nf This state acre opened ny the Sps..s .,
ri lhe Senate. in Presenre al basl i,sa.,,
on SATURDAY. the 10Th instant The S..
nf ihnwsn county bring Informal. = :,
rejected; aud mn returns acFr rrr.n.t
from Burke and Gales. The Eales IN u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
TOWN OF E-MORA.


IT PROPOSE lying out town, to be called DANE
MORA, south side of tbs Missssnnswa river, in
county, Ohio, Section q, in Township IA, of
Range and to Offer the lots public sale the
FOURTH OF NEXT JULY!
This site is abou: iwen.y miles from III, Miami Canal;
miles Piqsa; fourteen from Greenvilllc
Fort Recovery; eighteen from the seat Of Justice in
Randolph comfy, Indiana ami ftsea from Portland the
soat of Justice in Jay county, Indiana.
| am NJ, app7issd Of any EXTRAORDINARY advantages
this site possesses oth..s lay il off and offer tho
lots for SALE chiefly the SUGGESTION and for the
datoa Of the nesbors This following account made out
from what know myse and from information have OBJ
tanned from them, may be relied
The site bluff, entirely of the reach Of ininlation
from high water and nearly level; surrounded by large
body Of well timbere rich land capable of sustaining
dense population. The nsghbohoo is considered healthy
hos. who have lived in it several 1t is supposed
be the only good for town, (wHERE
PERMANENr) for several miles around and that .he Msi
snnswa hs.e furnishes good ml-sea: Arrangements
have been made for examining into a's maer by skiiffl
Should this decision be favorable, mill will
bs built as soon possible.
For the business of merchandising. and TIC ordinary
chanca pursuits of the county, Daaeo-a, should aii,
will be a goo1 situation.
The sits will be shown those de-oua of seeing it, by
any tho ncghbo, espc tally Mr. Va, Kirk Nh Vert,
Mr.. joan Rploycl. Terms of sale will be liberal
Jug. 3. 1887. (ll.5.) JAMES G.. BiRNEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
ANTI-SPASMODIC TINCTURE,
OR MoTHEK.S CONFRONT

This ha prepared with special reference
tn, of families i'll which the most minute pa7ticu-
lay has bss observed in order that mothers mighs ksop
and il with the most pe1fec. safety and VITA chs col-
a that il will afford relief whel of
the standard remedies fail The proprietor before offering
the public. has taken occasion with some
speak of all The and proportions OF is ned-
and thai know parts, have pro-
nouced j: of ,hc bas: compounds for The following
diseases epared aud may be used with perfe
Is wei "a thzac
Ii ,hose thu. !: not sa.Ishe1 shat
remedy o- hc diseases here earmeraed
they bosis AID receive bac ihaF money L.
boldly j. is amos; IF quit) intaibe i'll
all is various foms, Dysei.ery, Cam-colic.
Cholera Mo,bue and Asia.c Cholera Also After Pains Of
lysy-a Femalas--for This l. is tha Mothers Comfort AMI
because il is tho very best preparation fo tno summer dis
of children entered the chamber of the dis
,resel 1t is also uaequaed fos cramps from whatavor
cause produced Ladies DELICATE SITUATIONS
take under of the above circumstances with per-
feet safety and equal benefit The pubc be assured,
that tne An-Spauodic Tncesra, Moiae.'s Comiort,
has been subjected rigid and scientific cxamina
tion by of the extensive (physican practitioners
III Virginia. who recommend Il in their practices
They recommend the dose be from to table
spOoltus half hour, oz person. while the
oosenass of the bowels. vomiting coDsndes os CHILD
from six months three old. from half
yOunges; infants to-
The proportions that par'c given, from drops
with mu-h wa.er dosc for the child of six
old. In every if se first dosa rejected, repeat in
vc-y slor, sine. II is unplaasan: Il take.
Ii bes: families keep il by them, and as
of ,ne above diseases makc their appearance
How many babes may be KEEP: plump during the summer by
giving little in time ha. otherwise will and
cr! Persons travelling whee they liksy beom. af
tied by change should assucdy take with them
bottle spoonful will ree,y disorder thus
podacsd Price, Dollar per bottle For sale by Spots
boratory, Petersburg, and in all the principal in the
t'ai.ed States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
THE ~ExPERIMENT.n
!. Such an accident! Mercy on

Sir Abel. Such an accident! Mercy on
Sir AbeL / was mixing the ingredients OF
mv grind substitute for gunpowder, when
somehow it ble,1 up and set the curtains on
Handv. Jun. Curtainse POUNDS, the room.
IN = blaze. What's to be done! Where's
YOUR famous preparation for extinguish'ngl
flames?
Sir Abel. 1t is not mixed.
Handy, jun. Where's your hire escape!
Sir AbeL 1t is not fixed
Handy, jun. Where's your patent hre
engine.
Handy jun. Well, you are never at
Sir Abel. Never.
| Handv. Jun. What's to be done.
Sir ISel. don't know. say, Bob, 1
have it; perhaps it will 60 out OF itself!
! Handy, jun. Go OUT it increases every
minute. Let us run for assistance. Let US
alarm the family.
Sir Abel. Yes, dear me! dear me;
i Serrant. !Wi,hout.] Here, John! ,fhom-
as! some VILLAIN has set fire to the castle. II
lyou catch the rascal, throw him into the flames:
,t-(Sln ABEL runs off, and the alarm Dei'
rings.
l. The condition Of the country, at the pre-
| ent moments but family imagcd in the a
bove extract from good old comedy, when
we dare say has afforded to the most oil ou'
e lreadcrs. before now. many an honest .auSn
! at the expense Of 'stha; ingenious machin'ss.
c az he calls himself, Sir Abel Handy. In tn
u midst Of the ssexperiment" instituted by tn
p late Presiden. of the United States-just a
!. the ingredients Of his'1substitute'' for the bes
currency the world has ever known were II
y state Of complete fusion, and about to pre-
e cipi,atc the ingot of GOLD which the juggier
J. had promised him, the grand substitute ma
Iy blown up, and set fire to the financial edlflc
re which it was TO gid with an immortality 9
glory IT National Intelligencer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

TUN1E subscriber Offers private sale, few BUILDING
u LOTS. A part Of them situated on Main, near
crossing Front and well situated for business
they include the offices of Esq. Cox and PERKINS,
adjoining ATTIcUs s'IDpALt
formerly owned by SAMUEL W SMITH; the balance of the
of Main street. within reasonable
suitable for rasidences-oae has small
cling For further particulars and terms OF
sale, apply the undersigned.
ACiIIII.IS WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, 6l mo. Sd, 1887. (2Iu)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
MEADOW FARM Fo3 SALE

ht subscriber wishing engage in aees hus:nesss p11ooDo
selling the farm which resides. containing TO
situated three miles Of Richmond, q
the nai"al road, 40 eeAsed is Admitted be se
pest gazing iam this Of there has bees
cut On It, annually, from GO 50 hay. il
with never failing running shogh the Of
together with btar inersecg d9-reat psus
the farm TIE buildings handsesly situated, eosstMg
OF comfortable dwelling house, hewn Log lsseo 61e
hay house and seasiog; spsg Of excellent tie
house, large apple and peach orchard Of srsos uit. Any
wishing purchase invited call aud for hasef
LEWIS NORRIS.
Nav 20th. 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
AUGUST Bl.BCZuON.

AUGUST 86BCxuONe
Fo. Covx.xos. DAVID WALLACE.
Eo. u,rnrrxAxr Govkaxoe-COL. lAslD HlLLA9
Fo, Rr-~rsrSrA IN xoRKso--JAaES kAAhAsE-sSs
~ xSIs.1.Ms JOSEPH MORROW
A. w. BOWERS NAi
RICHARD J. HUBBARD, CA.cn e.
GEORGE HOLMAN, 1nOAAS aN''
For CI..k Of THE CouRr.
,o,yN FINLEY. SAMUEL HANNAH.
Fos EEcokDEE.
,.vrs voors Al. sIIORTRIDcE,
,HSEruv GREGG. THOMAS JORDAN,
FREDERIC DILLON. AMASA nON'.
ABNES HAMS. yAMEss sEarrs.,~o
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, uAKLAN nUnnaS'
/ SAMUEL DELONG, JEillEl. LAM1Ss'
! ASSOCIATE JcDGE.
,,urs n eAxTEp. WILLIAM RUssEY, Sea
n.VIEr REID JESSE WILLIAMS
i BEALE BUTLER.
! Pso.,rx JuoGE.-G. W. WHITMAN.
Fo. County Overwhelmingly ICClNs.
a Fos Cosoxkn.-SAMUEL w. FOSStA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

AT SAMUEL TExr's Factory on Whsewa.eS. Roo
Richmond any .unb~r AZ ready susssd bad
posts tnbes and --latest fashions, bn plaie end
s0set~r with al other articles w the POSzOfEICH
(rURNNG) cheapest oaA
for approved The ssbscsibes ~ih
the highest cash, for sod CnERRv ScARTlNos
cut four inche square ana Gee OF long.
As there prospect Of At season, viii
erect CIDER MILLS and ScsEw PRsssEs Of excellent
quality, for t'oe who may give him call in shat line
May p, 1887. 2l,f WIN. YANAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
81 never We. did know philosoI her
Who could bear tne Tooih-a .hs patiently"
.sfuch ado abou; nothing.
MOETAGUE'S BALM.

\ sovereign ii inalIibc remedy for ne iooi-aehe, &
efactual fo te Teeth Price 81 bottle
In offering this invaluable Balm the public many cer:
iea.es OF ia efficacy might be gvac- which tho limits of
Newspaper forbid publish and which be sec, b. call
ing the agents bet avits fac public 70 more convinc
proof its almost miraculous II relieve :hs
of all aches, the Tooth ache -tiive it rial whe, all
remedies hare faed (bsg careful adhere strictly
the directions given eah boi,le and e. rise fall
upo. its mas:s} Suffice it that in thousands
failai j., single instance. L. should be
used afea all daltal operations, bleeding and
teeth, &C. and is decidedly taa bas: tooth wash
should be used with
Of powder substance confirming, s,at contain
the fines. particle of g it is spoken of with unmeascd
praise and all who hare used have laid aside all Other
remedies offered ccasers of tie moua and purifier of the
breath.
For sale the Drug Store OF Irwin Reel. Richmond.
Prtchet s. Swain. Cen.erville also and village
United States by proper All orders for the
Balm will receive if addressed Chas II. Ed
wards. Cincinnati. Geno al age. for Western
Country.
June 2, 1887. Oily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
Purify Your Bed>!!!!

subscriber respectfully informs the citizehs OF c-
Il moad, tina, his FEATHER PERFEcroR and RENovA ToR
operation Nj Halls tavern, where he will be
happy explain its 10 all who may ea on
This (he invent Boston Medical Board of
Healthy cleancs all dir. aud impurities from feashs ma
king oil lively AMI entirely removing all ex-
eraleous n I'd offensive smeil.
HENRY MURRAY.
Iuna 3r,l. 1897 o13f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
RICHMOND, May Sd, 1887.
LIME FOR SALE.

The subscriber feeling grateful for past avors takes TINS
method of informing friends and the public in &c
that furnished himself with kns for burning OF
lime means expects keep supply constantly
sale the kiln at ten cents pc!
delivered Richmond az ehteei
cea,s good me asure, and free from core. .--~-,>
RICHMOND, 9th mol.,, Sd, 1897.