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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
GEORGE, aEsNOE<D.
RaceAtlg from PAiIadefeI.ia.

1t--I44t4Y Y J1AL I Fl&tNeettHtY.
EX AViNG located himself IN Richmond.
"A and opened a shop 10 the small brick
building immediately sonfh OF slr. Atiacus Sitda III
store, where ne IS prepared 20 do work in IS neat
styie as any person 10 The west end icing immedi-
aey tom the east IS vel acquainted With the pre-
vailing fashions. He hopes by an assidnaus 4tien-
ton 10 business 70 netit ana Re ceise potion Of
the public pa,r,aage.
n T. He is ais agent T,r ]. II. Clappels Pat
ens Spherical System of cu,tlr. and reports Of the
fashIons, and WiI dispose Of them io such mastei
tailors as wish TO Improve, at reasonable rate.
Country Produce taken :; saaTae. price.
Aug. 10th, 1888 .st. 3af
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
.E ".

Tn SAMUEL Nixon AND DIX. VIM 3 SMITH
having entered into co-partnersip ia The practice
of Medicine, respectfully offer their services the citi
Gems OF Richmond and the neigborrg country. They
can be found generally the Office of Dr. Nixon or a.
their respective dwelling HOUSES, except when absent
professional business.
\. b. Those indebted to either Of the
firm previously to this arrangement respectfully re-
lquested to call AMI settle sccounts
January IL, lo36. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
Free Trade and iZccsaanic.sr
JOB ". SsCUSta. a. T,o.

ne subscribers having entered into Co-part
nelsnip nnd sr the hrm of Swan, & Co.. TAX
pleasure in Informing the community that thss
Nv: erected connections Machine Shop, near the
H'onmooa Foundry, & new ready to give
S.oMP. attention 10 all orders for Carding and
Spiunihg Machines, Turning Lathes. or any kind
y machinery; also for turcinr .;,..r ~ ..a
or iron Of any description. Having emp,oyea IS,
rave workmen, they with confidence I'm their ab:I
NY and dispositions to please their cu.,ar,.,. =
erous public. ~" gen
. JOB ". SWAIN.
JONAS GAAR.
R.eh~oad. Nay 1t. 1885, sn.r ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

IHAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE iasel,
g We " l. + Jones and now occupied by s. B. Stantor
opposite the Bank. AIso.-Twc or three val
uao1 DICK buildings Washington Avenue north err
o's""n- The terms Of sale viii be made rea.onabl,
an" aso"A"odatmg. Apply to
'oi No. 10 1870. se5 2stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

s'AkM EOEs SAIIEe
sz,Easa THE Subscriber offers for sale his farm
$3.50 north of Ccntreyille, containing three
@THzi hundred and twenty acres of upland
--A--- ofthe best quality one hundred and eigll-
ty under fence, Of which one hundred and fifty are
in good state Of cultivation. The dwellina are
comfortable, with good frame barn, orchard, &c.
Il Is situated on the Winchester road, five miles
north Of Cen;reye. and one mile north of the
road leading from Richmond to Washington A
hancsomer or more conveniently situated farm is
not to be found in the country, tut il is expec
ted those wishing topurchase will call and examine
for themselves further description is deemed
necessary For particulars inquire of the subscTi
Der. Term accommodating
ENOS HURLBUT
Ceutrevi!le, Aug. 6. 1888. 32-lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
FLAX SEED Oil WANTED.

THE subscribers still continue to paw the
highest cash price for Linseei Oil delivered a,
their store On Main near Front street, Cincin-
cati. PESEAAN &, RURUSAJa
Feb. 18th 1886. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
FrRE! FIRE,!. -!!I

FIE K 4 ]. q, - ia
HAViNG been appointed Agent Of lie ..Har-
ford Fire Insurance Company the subscriber is
now ready grant policies of all persons
who wish their property insured 5ainst loss dana
by Ere.
THE company for which he is acting is OF the
weahest aud most extensive in the country ami they
pledge themselves that those who business with
the company shall be treated in the most liberal
and all losses shall be duted fairness and prompt
tnde Persons wishing provide against the contingency
OF loss of their property by this destructive element are
requested to call at his Office Main eet opposite the
Branch Bank Richmond, Ia, where the OF
ancc will he nude known and the policies granted.
Communicates By lett (pot paId) viii be promptly and
cheerfully attended to.
JAMES w. BORDEN, AGENT
| June II 1886. o3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
E.gFs.EES EseEs SEE.

TWO valuable FARMS are offered for sale
by the subscriber, lying Ffkhorn Jackson tuwnsh y,
Prbete county, Ohio. about miles HIcnttnnd
- miles from Eaton, and abou miles Ma
tiOnal Road located, but SHOULD a change he
made by the way OF Eaton, the road will run within
IL mile OF the One of said farms contains
1876 acres Tar orchard-uncoumonyw well wa tered!
The other contains abouts II and well tmberet
about 80 acres cleared, with other improvements
For terms apply to the subscriber the premises
ISA &C X. ELDRIDGE.
April Goth, 1895. I7H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
ToTHE AFFIiCTN

rl'lO
Mr. Charles II. Edwards, Of NJ
va. has received the Agency fs',ke ~
Of Moniagaes Balm for the Tee,h = !.
lndiana- The proprietor takes pec,s-
not only in introducing Mr.. Edvasd. p
But IN all respects as gentleman 49,
and worthy the confidence Of all -.
NAV be thrown.
Fl. B. MONTAGUE ! ..
Montaene's Baln 70, 4
Pittsburgh, June Is, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
Living by zsycing.

NEW DfEINGs ESTABLISHMENT.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
employed A. Leihharda French Dyer who will dye all
variety of coors Silks Cotton Woolen and Linen in the
most approved be also ceanses woollen clothes
in the best and cheapest manner. From bis knowledge
of business, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
WIN BANCROFT
y. B. A. Lebhardt has all kinds for sale knitting
yarn of the best and most lasting colo very
bic prices.
j Richmond, 18th 9th, 1886. Cu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

zseSxA Farm for sale.
Es629A THE subscriber offers for sale the
FARM where he now resides, living fou
A~ miles north Of Richmond on TIE new road O.
pened from the west side OF Richmond to Newport. Th,
place contains AZ acres, with comfortable Dwelln.
House, out houses. Sc also. thriving young orchard
Persons wishing to purchase small FARSI would d,
well to call and examine for themselves.
ISAAC B. HAINES
9Th mo- 25th, 1896 2jf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
Comb and Variety Store,
Selling on.

g r. THE subscriber having lately arrived
"a from the east with u large and general assert
- ment of COMBS of every Kind and descriI-
= Nj ton, also, Qusensware, Coffee Mills, Ham
ESr ners, sweeping and all other kind OF Brushes.
Z 1s-s table and tea Spoons, Knives and Forks, pen
and pocket knies large quantity OF Stocks, Buttons
and patent Thread, Stockings of all kinds, Suspeniers
and Purses, skein and ball sewing cotton, tape and
cotton cord sewing silk, hooks and 2ooooo drilled
eyed needles and great variety Of goods too numerous
to mention.
The above goods viii be sold wholesale and retail
nv cheap for CASIl-as am determined TO farming
$ the goods sold.
tETAUCfiON every Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
{weatker permitting. until all the goods disposed
tof.
DANIEL. Y. LENWELL.
Opposite the Bank,
Richmond. la ( June %. IS .3m*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
REMOVAL

w. T. & s. L. Foulke b.r. ~..,a.
their store to the north sad. Of Maj, &c., =.
door east Of the Bank in Richnond. FGe' -
June !, 1895. ID 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

Deer .Sr.-You will send Us immedist.d
Of your Balm. We have not had bofflee
last wrote you. and have daily app!icsen12
Yours, EUSTACE g. TE1llls
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
TO TIE AFFLICTED

Mon;ague's Balm (,hat justly ceIebslla
dy for ;ooih-ache) should be used befe
NATION or swelling from pain ,skesp'sea
II Is best to apply il by wei'ing cotton
and putting it in the tooth, repeating
Persons. whose gums are disposed TO btea
become spongy. should Use bottle VIZ !
bic hard toothbrush. II they bleed 9
better This, If properly done, viii -
teeth from becoming loose. h shoub ~
ter I'll dental operations. TO relieve ne -.
of The ,aesh, and to cause The gums -
more closely.
All orders ior the Balm, wft ~
attention, IL ad res~ed To the s,LscGbe4e
DERBY and McPHEEEERS, ReieA
gaia. ~
Fer sale By Irrn Reed, dr10Abl.
Richmond, Indiana. s..e... 49, +!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
VIEW GOODS.

W.R. g. S. l.. FOULkE.
~S SPECTFULLY inform their friends
khard the public, that theyhave just received
from the eastern cities fresh assortment Of Spring
and Summer
DRY GOODS:
Among which are many plain az d fancy articles
for Ladies ware never before in this market; also
Ia great variety of spperfne and common BROAD
CIOTHS and CASSIMERES,; also the ANA md
common SUMNER CLOTH and superior new
styled VESTiNGS, together with general as
sortment of
III q d " are.
SHOES, BOOTS and
Groceries,
all of which they will sell the most accommo
dating terms.
! Richmond, May 18th, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
From DIR. T.. X. Calhoun.
iberiue, $. C., MUci1

Dear sir! wish YOU to ship two grsA,s n
If you can spare it, of your balm. Yu Il
Ipect ne 10 make a strong pull on Won i Il
time. for as its reputation increases. ] ~
no pains III Its management. Ii you ~
/ disposed to sell the right ofthis state, ssii
of thus place, inform me your terms. ] =
at any rate TO give me the refusal, whss1
feel disposed 20 make iha, kind Of irsdl
lremaa I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

plugged "A tooth for n lady 10. ~
which. from its very sensitive condiiian, =
bic to shape the cavity so IS 10 retain the i
after two or three trials, | recommended ~
Montague's Balm, which SO deadened -
of the cavity rs TO enable me 10 shape 4 r.
and plug the tooth perm nen,iy.
s. NJ. SHEPHERD. Surgeon D.
Petersburgh, Sd Jan, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

| have rnade two applications of the -
YOU gave me. both Of which effected -
cures. If you will seed me a couple a -
Urbanna. and as many 10 Taphshannoc. y
dily dispose Of them and thereby intro1u
those sections. In haste yours tub
March 1886 f. Il. MONTH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24


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feel lImself at liberty 10 Csc language va ch it. Of
wor VITA propucty, ospcdaly toward, the head Of
a G.nrfnen; with which ~ e are ou friendly loai-
lue: because lie wac unWil..ng To do or Ia .ay an,
hing which could have Il tendency to disturb ih,
peace Of the L. Stater lie went for the peace
of the L. States, at the satgo time that be wa
Nilog to go a. far IN defence Of our frontier al.
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views met, ia some measure, with tn concurrence
of the gontlemau from Massachusetts. Ito ,hou,d
cnlcayor on every occasion, to supprcs. all undue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

(Fr0m the Cincinnati Republican,

$50"
GE3. HAhRIsoS.-The Wings are cxulting at the no.
nors paid to their idol in Philadelphia-witlin the i'm
mediatc atmosphere Of the United States Bank, 10
which be has indirectly promised a renewal Of their
charter upon certain contingencies. Who then can be
surprised at any parade which the Philadelphians may
make upon receiving a visit from Old "NorM Bend?"-
But the question recurs, and the American People will
not lose sight Of it's HE, Gen. Harrison, qualified TO
fill the high, the dignifed, and responsible station of
President OF the United States' The response must be
in the ncnatirc; and that should end the whole contro-
versy, so far as lie is concerned.
OF those who reside in the same county with General
Harrison. and who, instead Of acknowledging his total
Incompetence to discharge The duties Of President, (were
his politics orthodox, which they are NOT } were 10 insist
on his competency, | ask what new light has beamed up
on his brain since 1881, when Halves, 4 common county
court lawyer, and a stranger, was deemed more worthy
to be trusted with a seat in the Ohio Legislature, than
this aspirant to the Presidency?
If the General was unfit to represent Hamilton county
in the Ohio Legislature in 1881, what has qualified him
for the Presidency in 1886; | pause for a reply-None
is, or can be given.
Again-1he General does not belong to the Democra-
tic or Republican order of our citizens; and the genius
Of our political institutions, and spirit of our Constitu-
ton, have declared that no such man can ever, legitimate
IN, be elected President Of 4 Republican people. The
Whirs are aware Of this interdiction; and hence their
plan of running three distinct candidates in as many dis.
tnct sections of the United States, with a view TO bring
the election of President in the last resort, before Con.
gress, where experience shows, that such matters are
Usually carried by bribery, fraud aud corruption!
Surely, no true American or friend to his country,
can, for u moment, consent to aid such an unhallowed,
such an ubiquitous cause, as that of the Wing trio, COM
posed of Webster, Harrison and White. This plan Of
running the trio, is said to have originated with Morde-
cal Nj. Noah, of N. York; and was dictated by despera-
ton, and the consciousness that q Wing President could
be obtained by no other means.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
(F'rom tho NcW Orleans Courier

We translate from the Mercurio of Matam or7s, of the
9th september, the annexed article, which is copied
from the Diario del Goberno, published in N leXlco:
"Wc have the satisfaction to announce * sat the su-
preme government, as soon as it receives the appropr'a-
tions made by Congress, will sent tc the ar my OF ope-
rations 4 quantity Of munitions Of war, cl othing toE
1000 men, shoes, &c. Already has a auanti ty of pro-
visions been despatched to Maamoras. The number OF
vessels which compose our navy IS to'ee sugl nentcd 10
ten. We are too well aware of'the zedl of thu govern
mcut, ana the patriotism of the people ,1e belle We, for .
moment, that the war against our,enemies will be given
up. II is Il national one. AS soon as The time arrives
for commencing the campaign, we shall make KNOWN
that the check which we received at SaE Jacln to, Will
only serve 10 warm our enthusiasm, ant 4hat H. , sacrl-
fec, howcy,r great, will deter us from sustain ing the
honor and the glory Of our country, and'iE r1a'n tanning
her rights
The New Orleans Advertiser Of October lSt. states
that Lii GEAxpE, Chief of:ihe Curnancac trtot' OF In
dams, arrived here on Thursday asL,lTom FeL''sco, IN
the schooner Col. flaming, and is now..a!sraing TO his
nation by way Of Red River
TEXAS.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE News Room,
.Ne,c Orleans, Sent. %, 1886.
Extract. Of a private letter, dated
VELAscn, 18Th Sept. 1886.
Al is quiet. The army is in the vicinity Q. victoria
2,'Oo strong, and augmenting in nnuseers. Inc me3i.
can army, is still beyond the Rio Gnnde, and manifest
no disposit'or 10 advance at present
The, election for President and ". President and nlem-
bers of Congress, took place on the list Monday OF Sep
TENDER. Gen Houston was elected President by 4 large
majority over both his competitors, Generals Austin and
Smith.
The new Congress commences tAe ds, Monday Of o.
4oher next.
P.S. Bartoloman Pages, who was arrested for an at
tempt to rescue Santa Anna, escaped from the guard on
the night previous TO the day on which he was to have
his trial, and was re-taken by a negro man on the plan
tasion of Col. Wharton a few days after. His trial has
not vet taken place. Messrs. Ferguson and Ricard are
employed to defend kim-and should he be acquitted by
the District Court, he will probably be brought before a
Court Martial and tried as a spy. An officer lately ar
rived at yslasco, bringing dispatches from Gen, Gaines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
Virginia & Nc. almanac for 1887

NUST PUBLISHED-And for sale by J. WARRocK,
Cd the Virginia and North Carolina .Amannck, for tie
Containing, in part, a correct list of the Senate and
Virninia; the different Courts in Virginia; the proper
ton of the Surplus Revenue Of the United States for
each State; the Post Office revenue for the capital of
each State, and the total revenue of the General Post
Office; a correct list Of the Majors and Brigadier- Gene
rails, and Field Officers Of Cavalry and Artillery in the
Militia of Va; 4 description of the matrimonial garden,
the unwedded one, with several other useful and enter
tanning pieces. sept Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
Es9HTHHS
lottery 0M6 Exchange Office,
DIGIIMONn NInrISIA

Lay in your winters supply Of prizes. lioyts stock
is complete. Never before was there such a splendid
lot of capital prizes offered, as Hoyt lays before his
numerous liberal patrons and the public, for the month
of November. Si60,00O! $4,000! $4,000! $4,000
$4,000! 10000! I5.OO0! 10000! &c, &c, all for
lloyt's distribution. Hoyt solicits your orders early, that
all NAV he filled. The demand for tickets is already very
crcal. Address d. NJ. HOYT,
Richmond, Urginia.
Two more capitals sold by the prize.selIcr, Hoyt; one
presented and paid Oil sight-thc other, yet in the couIl-
try: the cash awaits the pleasure of the holder.
Whole Ticket Nos. Is 81 G2, also: Is Is I}, sold by
the well. known prizc-distributer, HOiI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
m D. sANXAY, BoOhJinder, Bookseller

H3 u. SANAa I, B0OiDtnd6r, BOOKSELLER and {
a H,e tioncr, offers for sale, al his Bookstore, Rich ~.
virginia, publications in every department Of I,er"Saaa
embracing Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Italian, French S%.if
;sb. German and English School Books; also, lr,ssSS'
Journals; day, invoice, order, letter, cash, bill, H.
sales, receipt, pass, check and memorandum books -
perinl, super royal, royal, medium, demi, ~foolscap, e =
most. bank post, folio and quarto, Bath post, wa,crr r.'
| post. hot pressed, gilt edged, black edged, thin laid. rn.;
and thin wovc quarto post, English, French and Am..'
can cartridge paper, for post offices; all kinds Of t;,r+
ing paper; India pith paper; tracing, tissue and jrm,
paper. ironmongcr's paper, co!ored and fancy u,ps:
orange, blue, pink. green, scarlet, yellow, gold a"
silver, embossed morocco and colored, Dutch metal M
bic, apOtiIcGaries blue ana french quarto posi- pla7,
Papers.
EnrlisI, Dutch, American quilts: crow quills ron
made pens; steel, gold and silver pens.
Cold s%panglcd. green, blue, yellow, brown. rcd. L,s
scaling wax red, black, letter, note, pea and no;ar+,
waters.
Ink powder and ink pen knives, parchment. dr.
knives, and all kinds Of stationary all kinds Of d~r,
inv and paintinr Instruments; pocket books, CHEEKS. H.,
of fading. and all other mercantile blanks; nusic2l met,
ucnls; mathematical instruments.
r. ID. S. brgs lea We TO inform the public Ina, hss..,
of paper. whicIi has recently been selected by binSoiS
the Northern towns, is, rs he conceiycs. the chc2,.., T.
ever purchased by him: his English and French n,o,,,
particularly handsome and cheap-his blank book nam,
is of the best quality that can be procured. E
Having an extensive Bookbimding Establishment, ..
taclcd 10 his store, he is prepared to rule and LaDi ..
order. merchants account books and record book.
county Courts. Old books rebound, and Uoa,l:Y..>
in all lis varieties Of elegance and plainncs.. ey.,"n.,
on the most moderate terms.
The facilities afforded X. d. S. OF pro2u;inr ;,-,:.
publications. enables him to furnish to or!c, Al L,.T
published in England, France, Germany, or anv c..,
parts of Europe, Will! the utmcst possible dispatch. and
1t Il small advance on the cost.
Spec,aclcs TO suit all eycs-ncw glasses fife! i,
frames, and spcctaclcs repaired.
October Is it,