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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-28

FACTS WORTHY OF CONSIDER ArIoN-Fivc
millions ofagrculturalists in Great Britain furnish
subsistence for her population Of sixteen to cigh
teen millions ofpeople.-Great Britain imports but
a small amount of provisions.
Twelve millions of agriculturalists in the L.
States do not furnish subsistence for popula-
ton Of sixteen millions. We import bread
stuffs, now, from almost every country of Eu-
rope.
> Whence this mighty difference 1t is not owing
to the natural lnterioriy of our soil, to the in
feriority Of our laborers in physical strength and
industry. In both these we claim to have the
advantage of the old continent but it is owing
to the neglect of Legislators and statesmen
to prtronize and aid this great primary branch
Of labor. 1t is for want of that aid which gov
eminent and science give there, which they do
not give here. There we see established schools
Of agriculture, & boards of agriculture. Here VIC
see neither. There agricultural science consti-
tutes a branch of instruction in the primary
schools, and practical instruction is dispensed in
those Of higher grades. Here schools DO not
afford instruction in either the science practice.
There large sums disburse1 from the public
treasury, to make agricultural surveys. to pub
lish standard works kusbandrv. and to call
forth genius and skill, by liberal rewards and dis
tinctiOns. Here government expcnds nothing
for these objects. There agricultural improve
mcnt is prompted from state policy. Here it is
neglected-because it has oUID FRO QUO
close to their eye, that they do the dollar
which bekons them from the distance. The land
ed proprietors Of Europe generally possess intel
ligence and influence, which Is effectualiy exert
cd, in combined effort to increase the products Of
their estates. Here the prcprietors are too often
uniformed and spiritless, having no concert. and
tamely submitting TO the miserable pittance
which their public servants may find leisure or
inclination to dole out to them.-Cultivator.
Constitution Of the Ladies Anti-!ace-too-tght
Society, established at Squantum, Ammo Dom.
| 1887.
| Art I. The object Of this Society shall be to
prevent, in ladies, those distortions of nature,
seen IN the wasp, hornet, and other insects quite
cut IN two in the middle
| NO members Of this society shall wear
stays made Of stronger materials tnan hemp.
whale-bone, and steel.
/ 3. No cord shall be used in lacing Of more
than an inch IN diameter. nor shall the same be OF
tougher texture than we'll twisted cat gut.
f. No stronger means shall be used in bring
ing the stays home than that Of a windass. work
ed BY stout niger. or the capstan of a schocu-
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RICHMOND SENIYARv

I'hE duties of this Institution will b. r.,,,.,
mss- Tor 'hs Instruction Of yoars Iad,e. ~ ~
men, IN sns large and convenient brick bsilNiss
rean street, ei. by DR.. Warner, dsc'd 70 ,Se
Richmond IL has now been ia operasion for p.,,1v ~
years. and u 10 believed that the sxpecnsoes Of II.
and PATROLS have been fally realized From ,s a~.S
e""a'oa 'of tne last ie moashs arransemen.s have
" secure eo"pcsea' assistance for ths pressn, -
ne course of instruction will thorough ARA pr,-,C
Dung sensiemeH viii bs prepared fog catering DE -
CLASSES IA college Those who design s,utyime Law a. -
cine, but do not wish take collegiate cosrss vi
fully prepared FOE entering either Of those studio.
The following will b. Of the breaches ,a,rAc
lishGrammaE, Geography, with the Of Globss -
Logic, General History, Chemistry, Natural, Nessss
Moral Philosophy, Botany, Political Economy, NssS
les, Arithmetic Anay,icaly. Algebra, Geomssy, -
nomesry, application Of Algebra 60 Geometry, Suv,
Navigation, Heights, and distances, he. t4asis %
and Hebrew languages, Preach and Spanish, If 49,
The scholastic year is divided into sessions Il
two weeks each. None admitted for less ,haa k.u =
sion, unless by special agreement. Terms Of Tuis~S
known by applying 20 the principal.
WM. MsGOOKlN. a N
September l6, 1887.
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ENDWARD OUTLAND has the honor inform his
IL friends and chs public generally has taken
Main Stree: Opposite D. D. Soan's Hoei, where
ne ocates ,he head and face in the genscel
delicate and expeditions His sharp
and xcsp.onaoe, and his skill in ae ne humbly
not Surpassed by his besaen h,e
elsewhere; and he is all ready upon
commands Of the living dead He hopes fer Of
public patronage Shop q: all hours of tbs day and
un:il o'clock at nj ghi.
Call and see, E. OCTLANp.
Richmond, Octob ., lith, l53?
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E3N1yA3s
Boot 4 Shoe MAUuGactorv

TIME SUBSCRIBER removed % the ssore one d,o,
IL west of A. C.. Blanchard 4 Co. - inssr1s %
manufacture all kinds of Boots and Shoes and will keep
constantly hand hcne made work All order. work
promptly attended TO- By strict assension bo.iDess
ne hopes TO have share of patronage.
Likewise has on hand Ia rye assortment msde
work. which he oes wholesale cheap
De purchased any place. VIII inform country
ne can furnish them On good asd low as eaa Be
bought elsewhere.
All rips mended gratis Please call and
HENRY :. CROCKER.
Richmond. Sept g, 1897 3e:d
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THE subs criber has made with E. Jones'
Co., which will enable him to keep constantly hand
variety of ca consisting of Cooking (ranks.
Gudgeons, and Berai Gearing, Rag Lons .4ndirons,
Plough Noes. Vagon Bores, Fan Rigging, &c. &C.: NIL
of which will be sold the Foun dry prices and warranted
All orders left with him will be pr ompty attended
9th mo- l4;h, 1887. (s3;f) E. EVENS
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NTEW ARRANGEMENT-The Subscribers have
tered into copar,aershp in the Foundry, Machine
Making. Store. Copper Sheet IRON AID Plough business, in
the name and under the of T.. GROVER L. co. and
the patronage of their old friend the public. for
whose they render grateful
and promise deserve continuance of said favors
the future.
The of the OLD firms will be settled by the
Orders promptly attended TO-
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES,
J. W. SWAIN & Co.
J. MOFFITT& Co.
july H. 1887. 2ssf
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STRATTAN e. MEEK

STKATTAN & MEEk,
ARE just receiving, from PHILADELPHIA. a large
and superior assortment OF PLAIN Il FANCY DRY GOODS
which they VII sell for CASH, exchange
produce They respectfully friends and
public generally call and
suit ,aa with almost thing (aad that Of
The best) they may wish purchase.
RIcH MoNn, April %, 1887. 1.:f
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TvHE subscriber offers private sale. BUILDING
LOTS Of them situated Mojn
crossing Of From: street. and we'll
stands they inclaie the Offices of ESQ., Cox PKRkrNs
and some fronts adjoining the property of ATTcus
formerly owned by SANUEL w SMfrH; balance s,.e
lie side Main within Bile
distance. ard suitable for resdence-one anal,
dwelling hoes. il: For further particulars and tenn. Of
sale, apply TO the undersigned.
ACHILLIS WILLIAMS
RICHMOND 9th mo- Sd, 1897. (22u)
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Office Of the Trading and Manufacturing Cou,pany,l
Richmond. Sirti mo. l0th, 1887. &

election of the Stockholders in ssTnE RICHMOND
~ TRADING AND MANUFACTURING CoMPANy.', held on
fifth May, 1887, j. X. Mendenhal, Livinus king,
Isaac T.. Jones. A. Ihornberfy. jonathan Townsend T..
Newman and Benjamin Fughum elected directors
year. At meeting The Directors elect. held
day James r. Ne,dehall elected President, Warner
NJ Leeds, Secretary, aid Elijah Coh Treasurer; and
resolution OF The Board, r. Mel1cnhall and w NJ Leeds
appointed up.rintencas of all the business
the Company. They will the market
CASH clean linen delivered
mill. CASH win also be paid for w DOL and Flaxseed,
who have wool for sale will please call vinus King
the wooen factory who is authorised purchase for the
Company.
w. NJ LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, Sixth m 10:h, 1887. 23f
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Prepared solely from Vegetable Mat
ter. by JACOB HOUCK Baltimore.

A1H HIGH may be taken with perfec, safety by all a
w and III all Diseases its are for the follow
ing discases-Dyspepsia Loss Of appetite Ingcson In
fanatic of the Stomach Hear, Burn Dia1rnea Dysense
Flux, Piles Fisiula Distracted Mens:ruaton Ague
and Fever. Bilious, Remi,,ent Fever, Typus Fever
Scarlet Fever, Small Pox. Eryspetous ST. An,honys
Fire. Asthma Peurisv, Measels, Yellow Fever Cosse-
ness Wind the Stomach Bowels Cholera Morbus,
Consumption Influenza. Colds. Coughs. inflammation Of
chest Palsy, Gou,. Rheumatism namatoy Sore Throat.
Qunev Whoopng Cough. Thrush Sore Mouth. Pu.rid
Sore Taroat Group inflammation of the Heart, Dopsey,
Ricke;. diseases OF the Liver Jaundce Difficulty of
king Urine elect, Mysteries. Nervous Scroulous At
c;ions of the Members and Ligamcnts. Mercuria
neTal Diseases, Ulcers. Sores Affect Skin and
al. diseases arising from Impure Blood SC.
PRICE PER BOTTLE, Si,s2i.
The abovc medicine IS for sale bv
IRWIN REED, Richmond Indiana
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DDeeaisg 4 Tsseh-Drawtag, ~ Ss1o -
Who soaiein sbass a passssaes 6a -
will Be prepared - visit sheo @ SDts - - X
his, on the Wess side Of Masios ssssss asnr -
Hotel. - e
Richmond, sept 2, 1891.
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raw NH3303

RAW. NH3103s
JAMES w. GREEN, Attorney and Councillor
ut Law and Master in Chancery;
las permanently located himself in the OF Rich
Il Il mond- Wayne county, Indiana where all communi-
cations and business iii his professional line will receive
prompt and pun:sua attention A Master in Chanccry
is legally authorized by the laws this STATE admin
lister oasas, lake deposito, al zinc ackno. OF
deeds. NOR cages. &c.
f-O9fee IN norrtssou's brick building, Fleming
and .4ddf-laa's Store.
July lst, 1887. 25tf
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STOVE, COPPER TIN WARE Mandatory
TOHN MOFFITT & Co, have established thcmscl vcs
- i'll the Town of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana
the old stand of john Mot., doors Bank
Main for the purpose of Manufacturing Store
CoDpcr, Sheet Lon and TIN Hare. bra nch-
They intend to keep hand general assor,men: of
COOKING. Ten SEVEN Plate STOVES: also n peoer-
al of TIN WARE, which they will dispose
a reasonable terms can be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and Others country wanting any Of
the above articles, solicited TO give them a CALL
JoHN MoFFITT, JAMES f.. LAKE.
GusrAvus E. HAYNES.
fr--N. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
RICHMOND, April LIST, 1887. l3u
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IRWIN REED, Richmond Indian
- never YET did know philosopher
W no could bear the Tooih-ache patiently
Much ado .,r,,f. nothiop
NONTAGCE-S BALM.

MONTAGUES BALM.
sovereign and inailibe remedy for the Tooih-ache &
eec;ua for the Teeth Price 81 per bottle
In offering this invaluable Balm public MANY cer,if-
ca'es OF It's efficacy might be given, which of
newspaper forbid publishing. and which may call
at ,ne agents. but inTite the public
ing proof OF s almost miraculous relieve this
OF all acnes the Iooh acne trial when all
o;er have faiied 5cins careful adhere strictly
70 the directions given each boe and LEI it rise fall
upon ITS own mer.sl Suffice j; thossant.
OF cases II has no: failed single Ii should
used aser all dental operations bleeding. and spungy
fore teeth &c, and is
discovered and should brash
OF any POWDER substance containing
the hsess particle OF grit il spoken of with
praise. and all who have used laid aside
remedies offered as censers Of the and purifier
breath.
For SAFE AT the Drug Store of Irwin Reed. Richmond
Pr,chet swain Cenerve: also every town and viax
IN the United states by agents An orders scr sn
Balm VIII receive atfen,i if addressed Chas H. Ed
wards Cincinnati who IS General Wes:er
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The Richmond Trading and N,
featuring COMPANY.

THE holders of the stock o( said COMPANY an 4.
notified, that the 2nd instalment Of srx dollars -
five cents ON each share is required he pa id N -
in Richmond mrs. day of the Eleventh - r
vembcr) next. BY order Of tho Directors.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Sserm
Richmond, eth mo. g Pad, 1887 =
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LAST NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes This method of informing who
have notes and accounts with him louidated. tha,
they be settled by the ls of October otherwise
they will be ef: with the proper officers for collection
think object this have declined
business. and must make collections my engage
The Books will be kept the old stand up
until ,ha, time
JEREMY NANSCR.
September ?, 1887.
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New EStahlishmeat.

subscriber respectfully ino-ms the Inhabitants Of
Richmond and vicinity recently select
general stock Of
ma-chaniis.. comprising DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
which hs Offers public the accom-
,roGs:ng
As is hisns.n,ion form permanent location in this
place, i, viii be g-ea. dcsidcrs install
the confidence of his CUSTOMERS 70. which, all his efforts will
be brough: into equissoa and, with reliance the
0! bis for PROMPT PAY, he hopes prosper
n. B. PSopucc CT a.. kinds taken in exchange %.
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
~. e Corner Of .Naia and Front seresGs
RIcuxoxp, 5sh 25sh, 1897. 2lG
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Mr.. Peter Buckins, of Frankiord, has grown
pumpkin this year weighing oen hundred and
ninty pounds, Troy weight, which, with several
others of the same vegetable monster family, may
be seen at the Frankford Rail Road Hotel, at the
bridge. kept by Mr.. Musselmnn. This beats the
New England pumpkins all to smash, and is some
fifty pounds ahead of the late Mr. Wetharell's
fine pumpkin exhibited at the late exhibition of
the horticultural society. The writer is
also informed that the aggregate produce of fire
seeds, planted by MIR. Buckns, weighs three
thousand seven hundred and cighty-thrce and
half pounds.
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> dersigned are opening quantity of superfine
CLOTHS and CAssIMEEHs, Z, redi,- prices.
w. X. 4 5. l.. FOULkE.
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UNCOMMON TRrAL-At the Orange County
Circuit Court, the following trial took place on
Tuesday last
James Decker tried on an Indictment for
enticing from heT parents, without their consent
and marrying her. girl under fourteen years of
age named Margaret Relvea.
This offence IS punishable by imprisonment in
the State Prison for term not exceeding three
years or confinement In a county jail for term
not exceeding year or by fine not exceeding
one thousan nd dollars, by both Of the latter.
The prisoner IS young man about nineteen years
of age, and probably not aware of the nature
Of the offence. and the punishment prescribed for
1t IN the statute. He appeared very much affec-
ted. and wept freely while the jury were out de-
lIbcr1ting upon his case. The parties reside in
the village of Warwick, and from the testimony
it appeared that the young bride willin.
victim. On the morning of the elopement she
proceeded on foot, with her intended and his sis
ter, from Warwick to Edenville, at a distance of
several miles, with view of having the maria ge
solemnized before Esquire Houston. That gen
tcnian being absent from home, the bride sugges-
ted the proprIety of going on to Amity, declaring
that ''if it not tired nor it uonM nerer be fir
ed" The jury returned the verdict of guilty.
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Additional Town Lots.
ME subscriber has laid rWENTYSIX addit
lots the of Richmond, the beautiful
land of Spring Foundry, between Washington and
Fort Wayne pla of the whole may be by
calling on subscribe. private
ISAAC T.. JONES
mo-. Gth, 1887. 23tf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
4 LARGE dwelling house and 10: well situated for a
private residence Boarding; Also
III Richmond. Enquire at this Office.
June Both, 1881 24-.f
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INFlRMARY....Newst To the XHA1eaAed.
ME subscriber having made arrangements Me
accommodation of the afflicted, with lingering discaS
informs the public that he is prepared receive
patients for the of THAR laie-Such nfct
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy; affection OF the Eyes; Wens:
hard Swelling and Tumors; Stiff JOINTS accustomed by the
of mercury, Rheumatic afections Rheumatism;
hite Swellngs, Dropsy; affection of Kidneys; Sick
Headache: Die Doeroux; letter or Ring Worm pain
and weakness the Breast; ST. Anthonys Fire; Liver
Complaint; Papus; Cancers, and all other Scroiulus dis
easasal such may be cured in much less time and suffer-
ing the paens by having them Immediately under my
notice. DIR. WILLIAM A. BRICK.
(E5-Shop Main, From, street.
4th %, 1887.
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CT, with cook, schullion, and loblulaboy at the
bars.
5. No member Of this society, when she shall
distinctly hea, her ribs crack shall tell the man
at the wheel to give it another turn, but shall al
ways Delay at that point.
8. No member Of this society, whatever may
be her shape, shall compress her waist within less
than one third of its natural dimensions.
Z. No member Of this society, so laced bv &C
cideni otherwise, that her heart has been O.
bIigcj to seek her throat for breath, shall com
PLATA OF headache, giddiuess, suffocation OF apo
plcxy..
s. Any one member Of this society, who shall
violate any Of the foregoing articles, shall be cx-
PEELED for life, and her death shall be delivered
over to the surgeons, who may cut and carve at
will, and report in their medical books, any shock
ing phenomena they may discover, as a warning
to ali who may now refuse to join this An,i!ace-
too-tighi-socicty.-lBost.P Post.
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SUPERIOR Sicily, Samos, Port, Cogniac, Tenerif and
- Malaga Wines: Ccgnac Brandy, jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin received from the East, and
pure imported. For sale by IRWIN REED.
! Richmond. July %, 1897. 29:tf
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EDMUND GAGE cos WHOLESALE
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

\ REMOVED to No los Main street, bes,-,.-rAas
and Fourth. where they will be pleased u suuot r.
customers their usual terms. ~
August 5, 1897. fC;n
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-, 600 lbs. sole Y.c.e,,..

ANDMUND EVENS offers 10 thu public
assortment, Of Sole, Upper Calf Skins a,Sf
harness hEATiER, with good stock of ,hs - -
I>cs; whole sale and Retail n, his Store on Ma.
RichmondA 9Th mo. 81, 1887. ~
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EXPRESS MAIL.-"Gold for members of Con
'rcss-Paper for the people''-that is the motto
Il ,jq!T rulers. Ii any poor fellow wishes to write
&c ho n1s ybttr ,tnc rs tnild"aY distahcc,
which requires expedition, he must pay treble pos
tage, and pay in Advance. No trusting the peo-
pie now -a-days. Their own Government Is cut
ting loose from them robs the public Golfers, and
sets up for themselves with the spoils. The great
struggle now is to get all power into the hands of
rulers and then the people may prepare their
necks for the collar the scaffod, for what they
Mr.. Hanncgan. late member of Congress from
Indiana, who in Committee last year stfed all
enquiries into the corruptions of the administra-
ton has been. rewarded by the President with
The office of Receiver Of a Land Office Indiana.
What shocking practice now prevails of men,
bers of Congress selling themselves and the Ii
berries of their country to a corrupt admins
traitor; it is becoing common as the pur-
chase of Durham cattle. 1t is frightful.
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Clinton Grape.
The President has issued his proclamation. de-
claring that satisfactory information having been
received ut the Department of State, that the
vessels Of the United States subjected to dis
eliminating duties in the ports of Portugal, the
vessels of that kingdom are henccforth to be sub
jccted to the same duties levied prior to
the act of 1892, exempting the vessels Of Portu-
gal from tonnage duties in the ports of the Uni
ted States.
The LARGEST CRY WEsr.-Pittsburs, the
American Birmingham. contains. including the
adjoining towns 1900 inhabitants.
TRrALor J. H. w FR.Sk-On the second day
of the present term of Circuit Court, the trial
of this indv dual came upon an indictment for the
murder in December last of John Woods, late a
Merchant of place. The prosecution was
conducted by Mr.. Bry ant, the prosecuting Attor-
ney, and Messrs. Nayfor and Lane, (Nlr BrvaI.t
was taken very sick during the trial, and did not
speak TO the case;) and the defence by Messrs.
Lockwood, Hannigan and Bruce. The case occu-
pied three DAYS. About 10 O'Clock on Thursday
night the jury brought in verdict of mot guilty.
We took notes of the evidence in the case. and
soon we get leisure, shall publish them-Lafay v
cite Free Press.
The Cincinnati Earthquake Volunteers must
have excited roaring laughter. The Generals
spurs were three feet long, his coat tail dragged
oA VIC gIOuuO, HIS Oiu continental Cnipcdu was
tive feet tip to tip. His aid wore a tin toledo ten
feet long. strapped to his shoulder On one side was
Blood or "h'skey. and on the other was What l
kill l eat
Some workmen in the Iron Foundry at Vince
ling, wishing to make speedy radiance of mus
quitocs. set fire to train OF powder, which in its
progress caused the destruction Of ten wooden
tenements.
TIE SEA INVADING TIE EaRru Acco-d;po
= the Runway Magazine. 1.-the on the side
of Prussia has been making slowly and steady
encroacnments on the land. There existed be-
tween seven and eight centuries since, province
named Witlandie, which has been by little and lit
tie. welding up its soil to the sea, and is now en-
,irely covered with the waters"
! A western Contemporary says, "lf our subscri
bers want us to keep lively editorial depart
ment, they must pay up 1t is a sorry sight te
see printer in the situation If q starving dog
lleancd against post to bark