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IRWIN REED, Ricamo,t Ia.lisaa.
~ Deref yet did know philosopher
Who could beaT the Iooli-achs pa;iea:.v.r
n Ich ado about no,.sIsss.
MONTAGGE-S RAIN

a sovereign and nfLlible remedy for s,s Toolaese
efectual Preservation for the Tc.,. Price ~ per
In offering ,hs available Balm public, rsy
ica,es of its efficacy might be gison which ana limits
newspaper forbid publishing. and which may by css
Ing at the agents, but ing. IN. public coaris
ns p-ooi OF IT'S ainos: miraculous pow relieve
OF all aches tae iooh ache. (C-ivc it tial wasa ~
other remedies ave fale! (boing careful adhere ssr
To ;ha directions ivon each boe) aaI let il rise fa
upo mesits-rI Suffice i: ;noasasss
oi case, II has not failsd i'll single instance IL should
used after all dental operations, bsoding, and sPuagy gs
fore feih- scurf &c, and decidedly tst sa6
ever yet discovered. and should be used with nsse
N any powder, substance containing.
the particle gri;, is spoken Of with uneas
praise, and All who have used laid aside NIL
remedies offered as elensefs Of the and purifier Of ~
breath.
For sale a, The Drug Store of Irwin Reed, RrhmsH,
Pr,chat swain, Centervile also every viae
in the United States by proper agents All fer
Balm viii receive If addressed Chae H. Et
wards. Cincinnati, who is General egen, for tas wss1s
country.
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Fruits of the Pressure,

NEW stock o.; Goods have just been received by tho
n subscriber al his OLD stan-con slng of .uclca.s,
FII.ts, obs, Dye Hoods, Tobacco, Cigas Snufs Boo
anj StatIolary-!iquos, Fruits and Collec
rous Other articles, tedious mention,
- the rablic chsap for cash. IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July -. 1897 39f
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Additional Town Lots.


THE subscribe: has Inaas arrangements with J. Z ~
Co. wnics viii enab!s isn K. constantly bass
variety of CAsrIsGs- consisting Of Cookng Stores. C
Gadye,as Spur aad Beral Caring. Rag Lorss, .7sds
Plough .Noies, Wagon Boyes. Fan Rigging. &c Ae-:
of which win b. sold Foundry prices and wsnse
All orders Iaf him viii Be promptly attended O.
9Th li,h, 1857. (s3a) e. EvESe s
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Rich 1n0OnnO r OUH 0ISs
N1EW ARkANGEMENT.-fhe Subscriber. have en-
,e.ed inso copa.iae.ship in the Foundry .Naeaiae
.nakta. ose Copper, Steef Irc" 6ud Plough business
the name aal uaIs. firm OF f.. GROVER & co. anl
invite the patrona- of their old frsai the pubic, for
past favos they rsads. graiafa cckaoweg
and deserve Continuance OF
the fat
The bi,iae. The OH firms viii bs se::,.d by
Orders promptly attended TO.
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES,
J. w. SWAIN & Co.
J. MOFFifT& Co.
July IL, 1897. 27:sf
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Fifteen Dollars Reward,

CtTUhEN from the subscriber the evening of 18th
instant nieniu-cd tlu!atto gil, :eiye
ihIreen OF agcad sac left light coioad
Cotton Lock, and Il calico boh,. She is orvarC
saucy girl OF her agehas III h in middle OF her
forehead II is beliaVed she stolen of
black young IN th3 ueighbo.ood. will give five dol
lars reward fox the OF girl intelligence of ha
sho, get her; and dollars for apprete
tn, thief thieves. All persons cautioned
boring or trusting hcr my
LEWIS MORRIS.
Wayrs I'p., Wayne Co. In-iana, November i, 1897.
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TERMS or ADvEaTisIEG.

Csc dasr per sGuarc ~: ssr,- ia-s'cs aat f~sa ave
ssn:. for each additional ins-r.or Per 10. L-es
,noo,As g. for six n,oa:.s IS; go per sso
squares SIS so peg trsc squares : 20 per aanrn
Merchants, n,yyis,s and oth.-s arertsas BY the yes
win 10 charged for column of 1000 $50 sr oi''u'
ns ,lrec-f,hs column $50; for Ea.f Of acolnnn $50
10: aunster q dsduri:oa cf 20 Pc cent
will be made advertisements longer than quarter oil
column, inserted BY the half or year, nha h' Nj
,ss Chanccry petitions %, Divorces mus; ba
.;a ,,v,-:,bIv Il, a1~a,ce Advertisements coming from
abroad mug. b. accompanied with tire cash, u!.s oiar
FIR piblieaton by a brother puoi,sher
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
Printed aud Published every saturday By
0. P. HOLLOWAY g. B. ". DAVIS,

~ the south west corner Of Main and FToE' sts'
RICHMOND, aync county, Indiana
TERMS OF suBsCRIPTIOE-Two Dollars ger
aanam, payable in adsnncc. Two Dollars aai iisr'
sxsr. paid within hs yszf; saa TrsEE DeitAas if pay
MS, b delay al uasi -. ys,r sS7ir's
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PsTEEssuaoU, SEP 29th, 1886
Mr.. II. 8. MONTAGUE,

SRI received your morning. and have
thar the situation which southern fellow citizens
plunged by the fatal prevalence Asatic Cholsa
their midst and M sincere sympathy with ,en-leaves
hesitation III doing all humble exc-tiol5
ps the ia tay of that terrible disease. There
fore, 90 Willingly comply with your reIuas add my
the otheTs that might be proc 1fed.
deemed accessory, the decidedly baAoc al effects
your AntiSpasmnic Iincture, Mothers Comfort This
e:, used i'll Virginia during the prevalence OF the
cholera, ana a:ery tha; under zion,
used psseyerisly before the COLLAPSE had esued
y TRIAL OF the medicine Will. REALLY BELIEVE b.
lis recommendation 1t has HEgEToFoEF. aud wjl
think, accomplish PROMISES
ADVERTISE IT'S USE.
The dose, half large table spoonful, be
repeated fifteen minute. hall hoI l vomiting
looseless have baen subduad And if dose gvea
Should be rejected by the stomach which is sometimes,
repeated. I'll, retained May will require
pretty full doses ofcaome opium, and camphor,
auxiliares, aed b. dispensed with ha generally
found fricol AID The usual hot applications Disadvantage
o AZ, hes, in habit keeping thu patiea; mod
e.atv covered, ad ventilated. These remarks
are the es personal obsarvaon during p-eYaencc
cholera and if they have the effect 10 encourage the
medicine feel thu resl, will prove that il
mas ordinary claim the public alteision. Very
spectfIlly. your frisii.
FRANCIS j. METTAUER, VI. D.
Posr OsFIcr PETERsBuno, Oct. Isl, 1886.
Nj ALFRED IIrGER, p. II. Charleston, s c.
Dsa- Sr-Doc:or F. j. Nc,taueT. place, been
a7on b. Mr.. Montague for leicr. ica ho
Mothers Comior.- III ali cases Cholera Entire
.cnd1en-e mag be acei in any s:a;sen: :as docos may
yi-e subject lie is physician ofn. II skill ii
oe-eace, an mas p-actssd in sas grea,
AIy oaef sha she me ii-ine viii recommend Itself
.orsite valuable medicine, AMI havs doabi
~ remedy IL affections OF IA. bowels. Very
pee tfulIy, ;-ou. ob>diea, servant:
THOMAS SHORE. M
Fer sale, wholesale and 1eiaii by IRWIN REED
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LOB PRINTING nsa;v ard exp>di:ioaa.v exccu.ed
80 PArL.prrE OrrIcE-
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-aiEZEGVA-:o
FLEMING a. lAs9R3S1ETE2

TTAVINC. removed their STORE doors OF
A. Sid,iaIs, {, faih SI.ec:, oPpG5t3 H., Baak,
would inf,r, their aii md tho public tia; they
soady and ,illag y them ay quantity goJt GOODS
accommodating, BIO procured elsawhere
GAli kinds Of Coun;ry produce soc.i:oi iii exchange
Q market prices.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1887. 3.tf
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FREE TRADE and MECHANICS RICA1es
E<EE Subscribers havin, e,:sred in:o srtasrshP
the of wa * Co, take pleasure in inofD-
ing the community they have erected eommodso
Machine Snop. the Richmond Foundry. Il are 80
ready Civ, prompt attention TO all orders fo Cardias -
Spinning Machines, Turning La:hss. aay kind OFF,
chncry also o- turning eI;he. in wood iEoo Of -
description. Having employed first rate -o.kn,sn, ~
w,h conhdaaca ta their ability aad dio-Iiios n p
their ia qualities and P:ices ask rairoaass -
generous pubic.
JOB W. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL. TIIORNBURf.
Richmond, Jas. J, 1887. If
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lEEGVACo

EGyACo
g Z. IREDLt.L, has removed his Tailoring shop
do north Of Main Pearl where re- III
tc.,ds carry Gl- TAILORING BUSINESS j. all il,
bacs, anI being thankful 70. past favoss would
respectfully feqIesi a continuaicc OF ;te
~. g. lie is also agent for Mr. Ogegs improved pa:.l,
shoulder system tor cutting garments.
EicnniolA, Nov. Ith. 1881. 43lf
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STRATTAN e. MEEK.

ARE iys: receiving. from PHILADELPHIA
a1j superio. assortment Of pL Il EAxcy DRl O%S
whi~h they viii sell CHEAP for CASH, exchange -
ssy produce. They respectfully invite The Eisads ssa
public sensraiy 20 call and examine sseir seocx,
sui: their cEassoDe-s wiki almost every thing O.
the tesf they may !. ISL 70 purchase -
RIcunoSD, April -, 1sJ. Ua
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sl1l cI COWS WA1EEL3

z 11OUR OR FIVE MICH COWS. wanted: for which
E liberal price will be givea il CAoH.-ihquiEe of
" LILLIAN OwL.s, coma. OF Man and E.ois Streets.
lCs 40. lc:h, 1897. A5:3w
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To the Public.

Of:cc Of tic 7a2,ig oni -la1s,tset,s4g Conspany.S
Riciulori. ST. IA. 10 u. IS2I.k
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DIR. Nioiitts' Vegetable Medicine. for cleans.
ing the stomach and purify ing the blood.
FTNfIS reiicns has acquired character for curing OBJ
sri,a:s cases of Irhamma,ory Rheumatism. Liver
Complaints, Fever and Asue, Dyspepsia, Palsy Piles, in
OF Ns-uy. quni ard ohe- diseases OF
s:1fdn-. time Preparation tIat has
offered ,a. pubic. E fIrthc. particulars
inquire a Maurice Flacs's on Frankn
ASA POUND. Agent.
Ri-,u1c,i. O.:. :, 1897. 39-3m
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VKyATCJs MAkINC.-Th. subscriber. having
wv ken the stand formerly occupied by F. THoRPF,
Main doors OF u. u. Sloaa's Hotel,
Richmond. T,dia offers mis- services WsTCHHAKER
,,e citizens Richmond aad ieghboioo1: from his sxpe
i, BUSINESS hs at;o7s himself capable of Tcnicns
Satisfaction 30 ali who avoc him with 4 call.
fsepairs done with ncatisss an despatch. 4: custom
a-y prices !o>tfoA 10 ttNHis L L.
Richmond. 10th 2ist. 1885,. IL :3mo.
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EDNUND EVENS Offers TO the public genera
IL assortment OF Sole. Uppsr. Gait >kns. Saddle
Harness LEATHER. with good s.ock Of the bes, FIND
1SGs: wholesale and Retail his Store Main
Richmond, 9Ii mo. %. 1897. 21,i
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

II was with sincere pleasure tina: the publisher rns Ali
las. session, the sseln2,t by which
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CALEB Uo WIIrcAMSs
ID ESPECrFULLY requests all indebted him. 10
N make payment, as he is very much il OF
:li, time.
fEJ. v. 3. lie constantly on hand a. all times.
SADDLES, BRIDES. R.iR-NESS, WHLPS, COL
LARS Gni SADDLE TREES; all of which he viii
sell fair and reasonable terms.
R,cnNoNp. Sept, D. 1887 3.:f
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Blcedin. & Tcoth.Drawing. by John SOudrain:
Mo solIcIia sha-s OF patronage from the public and
will b. prepared wait them ON, homes or al
his Yves, sds Of Marion the Richmond
Ho:-1-
Richmond. Sept !. 1887.
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yITINEs, &c-J. b. MORGAN IL co. now 70
w ceying from the Robert Gordon and President, q
fine assortment OF wines, &c, partly follows: -
Winss Of he -Hockheimer vintages 1891, 1927
1925 Rudesheimer Cabinet, 1884 Johannesberger le1
1884 Marcobruner 1927 1884 Stelnwein 1884 Slelh
Chanpagass-Of the Cabinet, (ths is said 70 be the
best brand Of Champagnes imported,) Anchor orape
Bacchus, and Heart, brands. e.
Observation-Disclosures, Curacao, Abseyhthe, ciohaSn
Bitter and other Cordials
SAay,ss--Pale and Brown, very superior
Madeiras-From Blackburn * Howard, March q 70
Otard' sPale Brandy, very superior.
London Porter Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale,
Sardines trufles, anchosy paste, french mustard
pickles, &c. 10000 superior Havana SegaTs
We have about 10000 bottles of old wines, Maderas
and Sherres most of them very old with every variety
Of wines and liquors in wood.
All orders from abroad punctuay attended TO- and no
charge for packing. GO
sept 26-6t J. u, MOkOAN q ",
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THE MADTSONIAN,

TuE MADrsoxlAN is published Trl.weckly during ne
suings of Congress, and Semi weekly during the r.
cess Tr-weekly on Tuesdays Thursdays, and S''"f
days
should he sent in early on Monday-those Tor u''
Thursday paper, early "Wednesday, and for the "a
turday paper, early on Friday.
OHcr, f sEeei, near TENN.
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DENSIoN EFT ECoLE FRANCHISE EFT AN
L GLAISE.-Madame DORMAN has reopen her
French and English Boarding and Day School one
teaches herself the French school, and avery competent
Young lady from New York teaches the English school
situate on 10th street, four doors from the Avenue
CONFERENCES AND CONVERSATIONS IN FRENCH
Madame DoRa.N will devote three hours in the even
ng TO Conferences and Conversations in French for the
Improvement of ladies' of years, and OF young
ladies who study or have studied this language the
best way to and prevent the objections that those
who have learned this language by study seldom able
to converse it, Athe North, Conferences and Converse
ton rooms such Madame Dorman proposes always
crowded. this OF instruction being both pleasing
and fashionable. ..'.
Ladies wishing to attend them will please apply to
Madame Doman.
Sent IL 2aw3wll
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TINE New York and Boston Illinois Land Company
will offer public auction at their Office IN the town
of Quincy Adams County Illinois on Monday the 21th
day OF November next 100000 Of their Lands stu
ated in the Military Tract in said State
Lists Of the lands be had the office OF said Com
pany in Quincy and at "A Wall Street, New York.
minimum price will be affixed to each lot ut the time
Il is offered.
JOHN TILLSON, Jr
Agent for the n Y. 4 b. Ill. l. Co.
Aug 25, 1887
"s ... lawtNov-5
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Mrs. GASSAWAY has taken the pleasant and COM
ll modious house the of Pennsylvania Ave-
and 10th street. which she will open for the reception
of Boarders the LIST OF September next Mrs g. will
take either yearly or transient boarders
Aug. 81. Att.
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In addition to the poems of the above named authors,
selections comprising the best productions of more than
work progresses.
The American Anthology will be published on the first
Saturday of every month Each number will contain
sevenytwo royal octave pages printed in the most beau
ti paper of superior quality, and two
portraits steel with other illustrations.
Price, Five dollars per annum, payable in advance.
The first number will be published in December.
Subscriptions received in New-YoIk by Wiley & Put
nam, ls Broadway and Grswold & Cambreleng, lls
Fulton street All letters to be addressed post paid TO
RUFUS w. GRISWOLD,
Sec n Y Lu Autiguarian Associat,on
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Il OWEN q CO., MERCHANT TAlLoRs,

Il. Buildings, and near Fullers Hotel, respectfully
beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general
that they have lately fitted up and Just opened the large
store formerly occupied by James Co, druggists, for
the accommodation Of their patrons that part OF the city
where they have laid in extensive stock Of FALL
and WINTER goods consisting Of the following choice
assortment Of articles for gentlcmen's wear
For coats superine pieces OF broadclohs, woodyed
black blue daha Adelaide, invisible green, Polish do,
claret and all the favorite eolors Of the day.
For pantaloons, supertne black cassimere, London
stripeddo black ribbed do gray mixed do, buff, Victoria
striped buckskn, fancy do, &c.
For vests, black silk velvet fancy figured do Genoa
do woollen do striped chaa gold tissue, black satin,
figured do, plain and figured silks.
e o. & Co have also received large collection Of
stocks plain trimmed and embossed handkerchefs
opera ties silk shirts and drawers, bucksk do patent
merino do, shoulder braces union do two excellent
cles for the support OF the back and expansion of the
chest gum elastic suspenders, buckskin do silk kid and
buckskln gloves, &c. ..
Sept a. lmll