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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
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E.4R.MS FOR S.aLE.
TWO valuable FARMS arc Offered

TWO valuable FARMS arc offered
for sale by the subscriber, lying on E1khorn. in
jackson township. Prehle county. Ohio, about
81 miles from Richmond and miles from Eaton,
and about 2 miles south q the National Road
as now located, but should a change he made
by the way Of Eaton, the road will run within
l-2 a mile of the premises. One Of said FARMS
contains 1876 acres, a large orchard-uncom-
monty well watered. The other contains about
II acres and well timbered, about 80 acres
cleared, with other improvements.
~, terrn. aprlv To the subscriber on the
premises. ,
ISAAC X. ELDRIlGE.
April 10th, 1886. l7u
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THO MI S ON IS
VEG ETAB BIZ T.

VEG f. + L
TOOTZ..4C DROPS.
yGvHE subscriber has the pleasure of Of
fering to the Public a fresh supply OF
his remedy for that tormenting disease,
the TOOTH-ACHE;w which he has discov-
cred bv a series Of experiments pursued for
nearly two years.-In the composition Of
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle Of any
mineral substance, that it il entirely COM
pounded from the vegetable kingdom, and
that its tendency is, instead OF corroding
the nerve and substance of the tooth, to
preserve botn.-It acts as sedatlve, and
also a. an intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase Of pain, and on ITS
aplica alton almost instantaneous relief Is
obtained.
Numerous certificates are in the posses
sion Of the subscriber. of cures performed
by this remedy, but as some OF them can
be seen where the "drops" are for sale,
and the others on application TO the sub
'scriber, it is deemed useless to insert
them here as the publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
A single vial will be sufficient, If pro-
perly applied to cure from 60 to 100 cases,
and as printed directions accompany each
vial, any person can administer it even to
himself.
For sale Wholesale and retail by DIR.
Philip Mason, in Connersville; Allen e. Co,
'Cincinnati; Nathan ID. Gallon, Brook
vile, and by retail at most of the country
stores.
A liberal discount made to those who
purchase for retailing.
All communications tc the subscriber
must be addressed ''Ever ton p. .. Tayctte
Co Ind
JOSEPH ID THOMPSON.
For sale by Irwin Reed.
Nov. II S35.
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ar SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm tor sale,
situated three miles and a half south Of
Richmond, on the Liberty and Brookville
road consisting Of one hundred and eighty
two acrrs. ono hundred Of which is under
fence, with two separate dwelling houses
and good BAN and other out buildings.
The place is we'll watered for stock farm
has good orchard and is well calculated
tor two families. For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
JOHN COLLINS.
March 18th, 1896. 1Oif
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Saddicr, Harness maker, &c. SnoP oP-
rosife Mr.. Hright~elrs Store.
GRATEFUL for past favours. now wish
- cs 10 inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping general as
.ortment Uf Saddles. Brides, Harness,
Robes, Truaks, Saddiebags, Naliscs, and
Whips; all Of which he will sell at the
lowest PRICES for Casi Linncn, !incey,
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. IL. 1896. Oif.
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.~'rrr Tu;fOriu% SHOP.

~ AMUEL T.. iSEDELL, recently from
- tue City of Philadelphia, has located
Lins-ifiahhe town Of Richmond, 4 oPens'
. shop on Main Street directly OPPOSITE
the Bank, adjoining A. Siddall's store,
vhaes he intends establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable As we'll as plain
work in workmaniikc manner. He hopes
by An assiduous attentlon to his business to
merit and receive due proportion Of pat
roaage from the town and country.
Jauuary, 9th lsGG.
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GOOD BREAD.

THE undersigned having purchased
the RICHMOND FIGURING MILLS,
lately owned by x. Hill, and procured
the services of an experienced Miller, he
hopes that in a few days his machinery
will be in good order and that general
will be given to those who
nav favor him with a call.
CASH at all times paid for FLAXSEED
at said Mills.
]. r. MENDENIIALL.
April %, 1896. loft
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DkC.4L.

nR. SAMUEL Nixon AND DIR. WIN. Is.
~ Smith, having entered into co-partncrshiP
in the practice Of Medicine, respectfully offer
their services to the citizens OF Richmond and
the neighborirg country. They can be found
generally at the office Of DR.. Nixon or ut their
respective dwelling houses, except when absent
on professional business.
n. Il. Those indebted to either OF
the firm previously TO tins arrangement are re-
spectfully requested to call and settle accounts
January II, 1886. lg
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in all its various branches. at their old
stand on Main ST., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have large and neat
Settles, large and small Rocking chairs,
SC. all of which they " arrant equal to any
made in the State, and will dispose Of
them on the most reason fable terms.--
Orders from a distance thankfully receiv-
ed and punctually attended to; particular
attention paid to packing. Persons wish
ing TO purchase will find it 10 their advan-
ta~e to give us a call and examine for
themselves, as we are determined to sell
low for cash. credit, or country produce.
f.. II. & G. ID. CITIZENS.
January 30. 1896 At
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THE subscribers for stock in the
CkSrREviLLE INSURANCE AMI SAVINGS lxsrrTU-
T,ox, are requested To pay to the Secretary the
first instalment Of Two Dollan on each share,
and execute their notes for the balance.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
LOT BLOOMFIELD, Sec'y.
May II, 1895. 20;3S
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WOULD respectfully inform the pub
w lie that he is manufacturing spring
saddles on a new and durable plan and al
most every article in the saddl:ng and
harness line. His work is made in the la
test style. of the best materials the wes-
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trunks, which he
intends 10 dispose of on fair terms: corner
of Washinton and Main streets.
All mankind that will justly pay
Their debts when they are due.
Will have no cause to run away
From home and justice too. l..
Richmond, March 1S, 1886. lift.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
un.lcr the firm Of Layman n B'a'" Is 'n'@ Gay
dissolved by mutual conse t.:
James Il. I.ayman,
William Blain,
r-TIyE Chair- Making will be continued sy
WILLIAM BI.AIN who respectfully so''ci's
public patronage -
Richmond, May 4, 1856.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

FOR the cure Of Rheumatism
Scald Head-Fever Sorcs-White Swellings-
Headache, OF all kinds-BOwel Complaints
Piles-Chiils and Fever-Liver Complaints
Coushs-Loss Of Appetite-Local Pains Of all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rms-COrns on the feet
-Burns-Ulcer. Of all kinds-Sore Eyes, and
almost all kind. Of Nervous Compla ints 10
sale BY lhSlN AEED.
January 16, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

vIvHE subscriber having commenced the
j Book binding and paper ruling, at his
book store in Richmond, opposite the
bank, is prepared to execute all kinds OF
book binding and paper ruling i" the
ncatest style and at the shortest notice.
Old books rebound-blank books made to
order.
lat month 23rd. 1886. .5tf
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the WESTERN STAR.
Shire and let tire.

Shire and let lfUe."
G. DAGGETT, Jr. would inform the public
that he has taken the well known tavern stand,
situated in the west part Of the town Of Rich
mond, OH Front a few doors south of Main
street. where he 10 now ready 10 accommodate
all Who may favor him with call. His bar
viii ever be furnished with the best liquors, un-
adu!terated. A. his object will be to please, a
further description Is deemed unnecessary: call
and see. &. d.
p. s. He is new ready to accommodate ten
or fifteen boardess.
April 2ud, 1884 123m.
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FLAX SEED OIL WANTED.

THE subscribers still continue TO
pay the highest cash price for Linseed oil
delivered at their store on Main ne ar
Front street, Cincinnati.
PENEMAN a. BURDSALL.
Feb 13ib I~:6 Oft.
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II. CulSl, ,llal 4 j. Sailor,

IL. EuyS tlslial q - Sss11Or3
HAVING entered into CO partnership in
- the Coach making business, would res
pcctfully inform their friends Il the public gen.
orally, that they are now prepared TO manufac-
tu,e Post Coaches, Coaches. Landaus, Dickey
seat and PLAIN Barouchc 5, ChariOtees, Phaetons,
Bnggies. sulkies, Gigs, Dcarborns, plain car
riaSe., SC. Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employed
"A number OF good eastern workmen, they fattes
themselves they will be able to finish work fOf
neatne.s and durability equal. if not superior,
To any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired as
n.ual; all orders thankfully received and
prou,ptly attended to. Shop on the corner o,
Nam and Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18th. 1885. 31-ly
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 FRESH supply Of Drugs, Medicines
~ Paints, Oils, and Dye STUBS, which
arr offered for sale on the most reasonable
1crms. IRWIN REED.
Richmond. Eeb. ~, 1880. 6tf.
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LAST NOTICE.

THOSE concerned will take nstice that
VIC are obliged to make final settlement Of the
estate OF Dr.. Ithamer Warner, Geceaeed, and
that all remaining unsettled dues to SAID estate
are left in the hands Of VIM. Coz, Esq. Of tins
place, for collection according to law.
D. P. Wigglns,
Sam1 Fleming, Executors.
Jacob Sanders,
Richmond, May IA, 1886 l9:3
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NeeperiOr ReOek, VgS-De5oh,
lDREpARED and sold Wholesale and re-
i tail bv IRWIN REED.
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WHOLESALE Il RETAIL
BOOK S TOR Z

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock of the Richmond Book
Store and made large additions to the
already extensive collection, is now pre-
nared to furnish Merchants with all kinds
Of school and Blank Books, on as favora
Bile terms as can be purchased in ClncIn-
natl, He intends keeping a general as
.ortment of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
yeyins Instruments. Superior Cutlery,
silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps. Charts.
Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
articl called for in Store of the kind.
F.. II. BUCKLEY.
n. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond faPer
Mill OF at his Store. T.. II. ID.
Feb &. 1S:6. Jf
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FOR SALE.

tOK SAIL.
V1VHE undersigned will sell tract OF land
u situated on Elkhorn, a. miles south OF
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, good S.4W
MILL and MACHINE HOUSE, with two
Carding Machines and PULLING
in complete order. The whole ofthe
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the neighborhood and water
power will justify a considerable extension
of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9th, 1895. ISf.
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CENTRAL PROPERTY FOa SAFE

THE subscriber vi ~
TSy private sale, the S1O9E ILL.,
Iss2e one door vsst q he Pssse
in Centresille, lately eecsg
Meeer1. Adams and Saydes. This
has the advantage ola front q Ma -
upvasds Of ti.isty 6eet. and a. A.ie 80
.hou1 40 E<t. For particulars and 49,
to ]. wioder, National Hotel A.
y %. WlNDEk =
May -. 1886.
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DISSOLUTION.

WHEREAS nv wife isabella, has lef
wv home end protection. hereby forwarn
all persons from trusting OF harboring her
on my account, as will pay none Of her
debts after our separation
GEORGE BELL.
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H1o3eeNo eA3IA0eS

TKax& The PalIadiam 10 psAaiuASs
impenal sheet, Mt two dollar PEI -
paid within three months after 49,
or two dollars and 6fty cents paid M. \
year, and three dollars II not paid 40 \
the volume expires. The terms win 4 -
complied with.
Terms Of .1drertisinS.
Fifteen lines or les. three iusestiooa, q,
Each additional insertion,
Fifteen line or less for three uoaths, !,
Do. do. six do. !.
Do. do. twelve do :
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q o o ID s:
together with u large quauntity OF superior q
NESTIC manufactures:
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,

Ali of which he has himself selected in the
Civ Of Philadelphia, and can afford I" sell on
as good terms as any other in this part OF the
country.
Purchasers are requested to examine his
took which is unusually large 4 well assorted
ATTICUS SIDDALLA
January %, 1896. H.
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RICHMOND CHAIR WA Il E
IN ROM.

THE subscribers would inform
n their frien ds and the public, that
they still continue to carry on
the CH.4IR..N.4KZNC business
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

THE subscriber has just received and - nov
= opening at his store, south east corref
Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, anexsen-
ave assortment Of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
GERMAN,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

lst month 23rd, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05

surveying the ground from Lynch
buro 10 meet the Rail road that Is HiaNs pn,,orJ
Ors,ns TO Nasbyillc-and so on, hope; " ~ III d
t. s -, ., incoruurae the New orleans l>a
'ass aS ;r M. by Mr. Hoffman, to shew to the gen
GIn f 81 Richmond; and, you have always advocated
In,.rnal Improvement, you vii iend your u'c we
crycd great hospitality and A'no a.'eht T III
S We continued three days there.-lhe manners OF
M j. dies and gentlemen so like those in Rchmond.
,s, could almost suppose was in Richmond II |
were to reside in any other city beside Richmond, IL
word be Lynchburg. Their manners are so mild and
bland YOU may know thenl-as old friend Francis 5.
OReiiy used to say Of the people Of Richmondby the
sweet and soft tones of their voice All the way from
Lvnchburg though the counties OF Campbell, Bucking
ham, Cumberland, and Powhaan. the earth seemed 10
BE- grooming under the heavy crops Of corn ana tobacco
There is very good turnpike road for Ia miles east "'
Lynchbnrg the great Bncking ham road las IL ~ car
cd) is always very good in The sumnicr N"", "'uiu
advise all ends Suuh Of The James river 10 ian" w
road, if they mean to 20 10 the White Suiphu! HP's'
by vnchburg then the turnpike that goes suaght up 10
The canal that is Gu, through the Blue Ridge ana IS no"
progressing toward Lexington and CovinSoi' ana t''
into the turnpke a, ClanaEan and from thence stra'gt
to The White Sulphur Springs. II any gen'enaln WIN
look at the plat OF Porter & Co. OIL inc Foau " INV,
ooDd To The White Sulphur Springs, he will lind that IT
forms nearly semi Circle but, let him run line tr"'!
the city Of Richmond To the White sulphur springs
a:ng the road that have ncnsI1ncd ana he VIII m"
pretty nearly straight; n lcaS almost all me ac"te "'
alrs will be GU, Of saw thr people working on the
turnpike towards lexington &c, and was informed
that they would re, the turnpike road in good order Tor
distance hy next s'ason hnt may, perhaps oc S
informed and It would make sorry il was even the
innocent cause of putting any lady or gentleman out OF
their wuy-and better information can be obtained by next
season than can give vas Two months al the Springs
and spent my time most agreeably. When arrived al
home. | found all in good health and spirits tHat hoio
most dear all things in good order, and all my thbnrs
and friends we'll shall 60 to the Springs next summer
lin good health; and, # out OF health, shall GER
lainly 20 to reil and repair.
Oh! White Sulphur Springs the White Sulphur Springs
" How pure, how lnpid, how coul are its waters 49,
" How awns ia The d"sh ofthe mountairs!
%" AN, dear sir, your obedent servant