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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
Public Sale OF


rnn subscriber will otter at Public
Sale, on thu premises, on II ESDAl, the 10Th
day oil March next, III not previously disposed
OF AZ private sale } his valuable FARM, situ
ate the state road leading from Conner:vii-c
10 Rassvl.e, (on the National ROAD two and
"A quarter mics from the latter place, contain
ing 800 acres. about 80 acres under improve
nacut. There is on SAID farm, comfortable
dwelling mouse, ii new barn 40 teet square, over
200 apple trees. the apples from which took the
premium at the Annual Fair and Exhibition
the Rush County Agricultural Society, and
large number OF peach and Eear trees, nearly
al ol which row bear fruit The farm will be
offered in three equal lots. each Of which has on
il tnc necessary water for stock and house use.
This situation Is we'll calculated for Tavern
Stand. The above Is offered low tor Cash ifs
hand, or on a credit. with approved security -
Immediate possession will be gwen.
! At the same time and place there will be Of
fered for sale an excellent Wagon, and all the
necessary apparatus for carrying on a farm
Also, one blooded Mare, three work iIorses,two
Colts, one wear old last spring. one spring Colt,
one pair of work Oxen, two beef Oxen four
Cows and other young stock, one lot OF Stock
Hos and Il dock of Sheep, together with
Wheat, Corn. Oats. AMI Hay. Also, lot al
/ Lumber. nearly sufficient for a building, sawed
and on the premises, and at the mill yard. The
sale =. Ill commence at 10 O'Clock. on SAID day
and be continued from day to day unit the
whole IS disposed OF.
For further particulars apply TO the subscri
Der, Oh the premises, to Samuel DAVIS. Eush
VILE; or to y. r. Humphrey, near Connersville
J Fayette county, Ind.
MOSES CLIFFORD.
- & -fs
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NOTICE.

"HE undersigned spectfully request
- those that are indebted to them, TO
call and settle their respective accounts
as one of tae firm Is about starting last
for supply of spring goods. ard as a mat
ter Of course. they viii stand IN need OF
considerable quantity OF the necdful.-
They hope, therefore, that their friend
will not be backward IN lending Leipi8g
hand 10 time of need.
STOKES q DOW
y. b. Those who have accounts stand
ing with Alexander Stokes previous to the
present firm. are hereby warned for tie
last time, that he intends to make a spec
dy collection, and ii not paid Immediately
they viii be placed ii The hands of suits-
Die officer for collection without respect
to persons. ALEXANDER STOKES.
Richmond. Jan. 9th, lc40.
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DIR. WHITES TOOTH ACH DROPS.

THE only specific ever offered to the
public, from which permanent ana rad
ical cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain, the tooth-ache, with all its at
tendant evils; such as fracturing the jaw
In extracting the teeth, which often proves
more painful than the tooth-ache itself;
and cold passing from the deCayed teeth
to the Jaw. thence to the head, producing
a rheumatic Affection with many other un'
pleasant effects; such as disagreble breath,
and taste In the mouth, &c. &c. all which
are produced by foul or decayed teeth /
am happy to have it in my power to offer
to the world, remedy, that wiz not only
remove the pain nine times out OF ten, /!
properly applied, but preserve the teeth
from further decay, and arrest the disease
in such as are decaying and have not com
menccd aching, restoring them to health
! and use .uiHess.
Certificates of Dentists and Physicians
also directions for using accompany eaci
lbottle.-For sale in Milton by John II
Wright, in Centeeville by DIR. Pritchet
and in Richmond by \. Siddall and Lind
sey 81 Bugg, in New Paris by j. G.. Jam
ieson q Co.
! Take notice that the bottles are stanl-
ped, "Ncgetablc Rheumatic Drops" ans
The wrappers signed @. & :. Crosby ant
Co. with red ink, none others are genuine
Price fifty cents.
January, 9th. 1c:}6.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

Barber General on the Sixth Judicial
Circuit in Indiana,
Having established a branch ofthe Tonsorat
icat bureau IN Richmond, Will bestow his pro,
fessiona services on those whose boards require
the modus operandi of the Tonsor. He hatters
himself that lac can shave Closer, with more
ease, IN better style, and cast a sweeter perfume
CT midas spicy odors DER bis patrons, than a.ly
other gentleman o: the strop iii the west. lie
viii also rcnovatc old clothes III superior sly ie
He may be found at Mr.. Sioaus until he gets
an office.
Why are we fond of tangled hair.
Why choose grizzly beard to wear,
And needless by the barber stray,
W hose shop stands in our way.
Beard would you cherish,
Shave ere too lorg it grows,
And let Judge Peter
Hold you by the nose.
The operation soon is DER,
You ,eei much better than before
Good shaving seek, it is life's ze.t,
And Peter does it best
Beard would yen cherish, sc.
When from dusty atmosphere,
The grease spots on your clothes appear,
He reDovatcs coat or vest,
With any in the west.
Old garments cherish,
/ Whilst biting boreas blows,
| And let Judge Peter
Renoyate your clothes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

THE returned from the whore he "5'ai"sd letters
TO
should genera:
The
wiig otos howh
Richmond Indiana, Fifth mo 23th lS35.
Cooking invented SoOmoa
KIND
el,cnacq force
LEE!GS JOHN JAMES. CALEB SIiREVE
Nay
of Richmond ana Indian having
Cooking preferable
have seen james Woods, Siddan
Ekridge. Abel Thntery. Samuel Shute
g. Ilane. Edward Stokes
Warner NJ. Leeds. James,
Charles
shop o subscriber in Richmond, Ste
purchased
abe terms SOLOMON DICKINSON.
Iei.u nd month l2h 1880 :N-
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS.

MANY articles are before the public, as
q cure for that most obs tinate and tormen-
ting disease. the Rheumatism, and from
close observation we are led to believe,
they have to very great extent failed to
produce that desii able result, and NAV il
not be attributed to the fact that article.
said to cure this troublesome disorder ar
also recommended to cure almost everr
disease with which our frail bodies are at
tackled, and III their preparation that OBJ
Ject is kept in vie 3, viz: to have the medi-
cine a cure for all diseases The Negeta-
bic Rheumatic Drop. are offered to the
public as sure remedy for chronic and
inifamatcry rheur1afi-n, ard as nc case
is K WI where cure was not effected
We are justified in declaring it a valuable
medicine for that painful disease, and 70.
no other Is II recommended.
For sale in Milton BY John H. Wright IL
in Cente-ville BY DR.. PritcLct, and IL
Ric..;noad by Y. -iddal.. " LINDSEY d
Bugg, in pa:i, " ]. e. Jameson 4
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Bertrand Junior.

THE 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. al six dollars
pa, able within the season, or - GO If no, paid
before tao 18th of December LeXt, three dol
lars the single leap, and ten dollars to insure,
which in every case will be required to be paid
if the ownership OF the mare is changed. Strict
attention will be paid to mares in all cases, but
no responsibility need be expected in cases OF
accident of any kind. DR.. JAMES RUBEY,
II. II. BELL.
PEDIGREE
Bertrand Junior is Il beautiful mahogany bay
} feet q inches high, five years old last fall,
black les main and tail. He is destitute OF
white marks--bred by Alexander : Miller, of
Bodrbon county Kentucky He was got BY old
Bertrand of Kentucky. tie by Sir Archy, and
he by the old imported Diomede. The dam
of Bertrand Junior 90. by Darnaby Do
mede, and he by UamliutoniaD. and he by the
old imported Dionede. His grand dam the
celebrated Janus mare, raised bt the late Rob
ert Buckner OF Nicholas county kentucky
uamlintonian's dam was by imported Shark
grand dam bv Apollo, Apollo by Old Fear
raugAt, dana by Spotwood's imported Guile,
Arabian.
! ALL admirers of tine horses are requested t.
call and see him. Any person wishing to sc,
certificates to test the correctness of his pedi
gree, will please to call on the subscriber liz
ing two ana Il hall miles forth of HIiisborougt
IN Wayne county, Ia. where the horse Is. am
viii be kept after the expiration OF TIE season
! JAMES RUBEY,
j H. VI. BELL.
/ January Goth 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
Ia MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

THIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the
present prevailing disorders of the breast
and lungs, leading to consumption. Com
mon colds and coughs, Which are oCea-
sioued by Instructed preparation, will
re adily yield to Its influence, removing
those troublesome irri:ations which act
as a constant stimuient to coughing. 1t
eases pain. and induces rest to an einine at
degree: Persons afflicted witt. puirnana
rs complaints, bleeding Of the lungs. &c.
spasmodic asthama paipitatIon OF the
heart, anG con sumptiye affections. even in
the most advanced periods oflifc, VIII find
immediate relief. from its remarkable
power of diminishing the irritability of the
system; and the velocity ofthe circulation
and by cleansing and healing the disor
dered parts. 1t also affords immediate re-
lief in the whooping cough.
Certificates and directions for using
them accompany each bottle. Price, Que
dollar for large, and fifty cents for small
bottles For sale in Milton BY John II
Wright. in Centrevile by DR.. Pri,chet
and in Kichrnand by A. Siddall q Lindsey
ana Bagg, In New Paris by J g. Jane son
& Go. and by them warranted good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

el,. Samuel Parker. Botanic Physician,
81 would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Richmond, and the public generally, that his
office Is at the corner building southeast of
d. d. SLOA \ 5 III . Il T. l.. where
he would receive patier.; from any section OF the
United states, aud visit IN families in all cases
incident 10 this climate Patients afflicted with
blindnes. OF lon- standing, cataracts and mia
nation may receive restoration by the aid oi
electric fiuid, without painful operation lie
processes to remove cancers, scrofuIa or kings
evil. salt rheum, asthma, gravel. dropsey, piles,
and fever and ague, with neeiicated electric
fund. He has succeeded in healing pulmonary.
acute, and chronic diseases, that other praCu
TONERS have announced incurable. H. couccives
ne can remove most Of the diseases incident T.,
this climate by the blessing of Heaven, medica-
ted f1id and vegetable medicines. San!ue'
Parker would prescribe for cotsunptiye and te-
male com, ,.Int- for any section OF the United
States. and flatters himself that he can restore
nine cases out OF ten, If has prescriptions are
strictly followed. He administered to three
hundred patients, last summer III twelve weeks
and. lost but two. lie has studied the practice
o. the Oh school. tie reformed. and Is acquaint-
ell with The practice OF celebrated botanists gen
orally. He has expended more than one thous-
AID dollars ia travelling III tie United States
and exploring the fora of North America. lie
possesses respectable testimonials of ldeIty and
ability. >teaning is not practiced.
SAMUEL PARKER.
/ Third month It'll. ISIS. loft
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.WEHEC.IZ.

sED. SiN:EL NIXON AID DIR. W.
~ Ssn.u. tayin- srteIet into co-partDes.
in the practice OF Medicine. respectfully
their services to tie citizens of RIchmond
the neighbour country. They can be -
generally at tie Office OF DR. Nixon or Il
respective dwelling houses, except when A.
on prolessio al business. /
y. i. Those indebted to either
the firm previously to this arrangement are
stectfully requested TO call and settle aeco~
January II, lea6. ~
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SPECIFIC OINTMENT

THIS Invaluable medicine Is &C. ezra
ted for curing the following disea=es:-
White Swellinss ofevery description. Sore
legs and ulcers OF long standing. Felons or
what some people know by The zane Of
Catarrhs, Of every kind. Rhecnast- pains
Of the joints. Spraias and bruises II every
description. letters of all KID Chi
blains, or parts affected By II -. X ~
also enc Of the best remedies IF scali an,
brrns-tor woalan's infiame4 n.easta
giandclar swclllBes, it is superior K, '
medicine vet known.
Certificates OF important cures, also d.
rectloDs for nsior accompany each bottle
For sale in Milton By John H. y right,
il. Ceatreviile By DR.. Pritctet, In Rich
inoad By A. Siiiall and Lindsey & Bug
aud IN Ncs. Paris by j q. Jameson q Co
January sth, SO
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l. u N = e =
STRONG GRIMES and LEVI

n RMSTRONG GRIMES and LEVI
0 KEERANS having associated %
gether to trade in the above article under
the name of A. GRIMES & Co., beg leave
to nform Sawyers, farmers, and others IN
terested, that they will always give the
highest market price in cast. for good luia-
Der of the following description, viz:
FLoogI>G Bo,Rps-Popiar and ]
inch thick. IL to - #. long and from i TO
Q inches wide-all square edged.
ASH, incl. and quarter thick, In to -
feet long. and from ) to inches wide; all
square edged.
WIDE POPLAR BoAIDs~-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 porLAR--2 inch, any width,
square edged, same length,
! do. do. do. DO do
all square edged.
Ueatherboardlng; 10 10 II feet long, 9
to 5 inches wide.
JoIcE POPLAR AND OAk--From l., 10 ~
feet long, of the following sizes - by d;
q by =; , by :; 3 by 9 and 3 by 10. alse
sycamore, same dimensions, clear of wind
shakes
ScANTLIsG POPLAR AND OAk-From II to
10 feet long; by 4; 10y .; oy ., , by
and 8 by :; as near square as possible.
They will also be glad to get few loads
of good poplar scantling 3 by 4, not less
than II feet long.
RAfrERs PopLAR--From ID to 20 feet
long; 3 by 4 at the top end, and 3 by =
and 3 by at the greater end; also Syca
more and Beech sheetinc.
A. GRIMES, & Co.
p. S. ARMSTRONG GRIMES respectfully
tenders his thanks to generous public fol
favors heretofore received In his line, ant
hopes by the above arrangement to be bet
ter able to supply his ole customers d 9th
ers than heretofore. One of the firm
will always be found at the yard, wher
also will be left accounts of lumber go
heretofore, and where gentlemen vii
Please call and settle them. A. q.
Richmond, Dec. >, $3.50. A. tt.
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.S'eec Tailor ing 3 hep.

a. AMUEL T.. IREDELL, recently frse
- the City Of Philadelphia, has locate
lirselfin the town of!:ich,nond, G oPe@a
a shop on Main Street directly OpPeaS
the Bank, adjoining \. Siddalfs stoss
where lie intends establishing himself y
doing the most fashionable as we'll as plan
work l.. a tvori1naan.ike manner. He hops
by an assiduons attention to his businesp
merit and receive I Que proportion ofPss
ronage from TIC town and country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
N0w,s the time Gentlemen,
to make your For tunes!

SMNfIEI SuDSCI.UCI Will Sill Ill EuOIC StlC
- in the town Of Greenfield, Hincock
county, Ia. on Monday the 18th day of A
pril next a farm situated aths of mile west
Of the aforesaid town, containing 1872 "a
cres, 40 of which is cleared, of good soil,
an excellent young orchard; there is on
the premises good frame dwelling house
which is now coupled as tavern, and is
an excellent stand, it also has the necessa-
~ out buildings.
At the same time and place, farm stu
ated mile south Of Greenfield, on the
Shelby vile state road, containing 1872 a.
crcs, 40 acres well fenced, and in Il high
state of cultivation, we'll watered, has a
good double cabin on it and the necessary
out houses.
At the same time and place, farm
containing 50 acres IL miles n. T.. OF
lGreenticld, on which there is good mill
site.
! At Charlottesville, Hancock Co., Ia, on
the 9th of April. a splendid tract of land
containing 80 acres lying Immediately on
the National Road, mile west Of Char
louisville, 10 acres Of which are improved,
an ordinary dwelling house ard out bull
dinos.
! At the same time and place, lot con
tanning ten acres, adjoining Charlottsvilie,
a CABIN on i. with two aC,es well Numbered
| At kni.hts,own, Henry CO., Ia, Oh the
the 9th of April, two out lots containing
one acre each, handsomely situated ad-
Joining the o"n,each having buildings or
them, convenient for dwellings,.
! At Lewisville. Henry Co, Ia. on the I'll
! Of April, 4 farm containing loo acres IN:
OF mile south west OF Lewisvilie, ane
near Gen. Longs farm, "A acres are clear
ed and well fenced, there is on the Preml
; scs good cabin ami the necessary on
5 buildings.
: Ei:her''o all Of the above farms or on
4 lots will be sold at a fair price at prlvat
: sale If application be made before the day
/, OF sale. Tenns-one third of the putchas
: money viii be required IN hand, and III
:. balance in two equal annual payments
Deeds will be made at the time OF the see
;. ond payment. Possession viii be give
= as soon as tenants can be removed. Fo
y further particulars address or call on III
= subscriber, knightstown. or Col. James
< Hart, Greenfield, }. w. Baldwin. Lewis
e vile. OF John Elder. Indianapolis.
cI James 2 Ee!cy or Henry Woods VIII sho
= the lard AZ aario;tsyiA--
! All of the .,.cve property IS well worth
the attention OF persons WHO wish 10 sett.
: or those who have capital TO speculate q
81 ID. t.. WALL.
knghtsiwon. Feb l3tn. lS336 cts
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Richmond Pottery.

4 T the above Establishment on So
\ 9th near Main street, and adjoining ..
ID. Morrison. Hotel. there Is always on 49, 49,
large and general assortment Of Pots,
pans. Jug. Jars. Pitcher, Dishes, and esey
Tier article nstlai IN u POTTERY.
Also oa haHd large quantity OF sugar
for the sfriny sales or n this time. f'ay-r
tie spnnE. EDH ARD SO.
Tenth mo Eth 1885.
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.sg<aaszGsvz s.GEsI...

's.liE subscriber las taken tie well
known Tavern stand. on the corner OF
Main and Washington streets, near the
centre CT the hourlshins town Of Richmond
Wayne County, Indiana
His ain IS to please Therefore nc pains
wlH be spared In giving general satisfac-
iioa to all who III do him the favor 10 call.
d ID. SLOAN
Richmond, Nov - 1881.
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Blank Checks and New

Blank Checks fer the Branch
state Bank q, Richmond and BLANK Z
.ftei the foru. adopted BY the Boz -
Directors, for sale at this ONCE.
one dollar per Guire.
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Wanted

Wanted
"A BOY from fourteen To sixteen years OF age
= OF moral and industrious habits. a. al a.
prentice to the Coach S.nithing business b.
FULGHUM 4 SAILOR
Richmond, LIST mo. 3Oth 1896.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-08

tor! Is it as likely they will make it their
principal business in life, to secure the ia
vor OF God, and prepare 70: eternity, when
they sec their parents and masters, thought
less about this important concern, as If they
saw vou every day dcvouty, worshipping
God with them, and imploring his blessing
upon yourselves and your households!
Their souls, srs, their immortal souls, are
intrusted to your care, and you must give a
solemn account of your trust; and can you
think you faithfully discharge it, while you
neglect to maintain religion in your families!
Will you not be accessory to their perdition,
and in your skirts will there not be found
the blood of your poor innocent children?
What dreadful meeting may you expect
to have with them at last! Therefore, if
YOU love your children; if you would make
some amends to your servants, for all the
service they do to you; if you would bring
down the blessing of heaven upon your
families; if you would have religion in this
place, and BIZ conveyed from age to age; if
you would deliver your own souls,-l be-
seech, | entreat, charge you to begin and
continue the worship of God in your faml-
lies, from this day to the close Of your lives.
President Davies, 1857.