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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-14
SPRING FOUNDRl


bNFJRMARHesssNcws 10 tho AmecteSs
v>C subscriber having made some arrangemen. for the
accommodation Of tho afflicted, with lingering dssas-
informs the public that he 10 prepared receive
patients for tine of their naadcsSuch as nfct-
cd with Palsy; Epilepsy; Affection of the Eyes; Wens;
hard Swelling and Tumors Stiff JonSs, occasoned by the
Of mercury, Rheumatic affections; Rhrumatsm;
White Swelngs, Dropsy; affection of the kda,ys Sick
Headache; Die Doereux; Te,;ef OK Ring Worm; pan
and in the Breast; 81, Anhoays Fire; Liver
Comp lant Palpu; Cancers, and all other Scofuus dis
easea such may be cured in much less time and suffer-
ing paiient having them Immediately under my
notice. DIX. WILLIAM a. BKOCk.
fr.-Shop on Main. near From,
4th mo. b. 1897.
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

4 T this Office. "A DISCOURSE, delivered a, the
IA Meeting house. Grace-ch i--h-sreet London Septem
-. 49, BY THOMAS STORY. This sermon IS
reprinted. from hope that the which il
may condure the edihcaton Of the serious
partial reader: II taken down by and
published by the permission OF the author Price l24
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raw IGEIVDa

CLAW MNIIVNa
JAMES w. GREEN. attorney and Councillor
at Law and Master in Chancery:
HAS permanently located himself in che of Rich
4 i moad Wayne county, Indiana; where all conmuni-
and business in his professional lire will receive
prompt and punctIa attention.. As Master III Chancery
legally authorized by the laws of STATE admin
oats. take dispositions. and Acknowledgements OF
deeds mortgages, &c.
nrOfee IN .Horrisson's brick taaliing, Fleming
and .4d1l-r,an's Store
July Ist. 1887. 25f
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Oh BAGS best green eo6ee for sale
eOUby WR- & = L. FOCLkE.
Richmond, July Is, 1887. 2.:d
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TENiIE subscribers having entered into Co-pa.tne ship un
der the firm of SWAIN g. Co.. take pleasure in in'fm-
ing the community they have erected commodou,
Machine Shop, the Richmond Foundry, q n.s nov
prompt attention ell orders for Cardg nnc
Spinning Machines, Turning Iathcs, any Kind of ma
chny also for turning either in wood or fron OF An,
description. Having employed first rate workmen. they
with confidence Gin their ability and dispoo {, please
in qualities and piices ask patronage from
generous p'0"'' Jon w. SWIM,
ADi.. riioRNBtRY.
Richmond. Jan. 1, 1897. If
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~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that have this dav ap-
pointed $. SULLIVAN my Attorney close all my
unsettled business the most erpedtious All
those who know themselves any indebted me-
therefore, costs ard trouble by calling
Office Main. Pearl and Froas streets. in Rich
moad. Ia. and settle the IMMEDIATELY. /
changed residence Indianapolis and stand in imme-
dia,e need of all tina, is due
ft.TASY one wishing 10 procure few acres of LAND
the immediate vicinity Richmond. can
calling J. 8 Sullivan. myself Indianapolis
July /. 1881 % :3m WILLIAM LINDSAY.
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INHEAP STORE...T1fE subscriber Offers for sale a
speaiid Of Ladies' aa6 Gsnt .1's Boot
and Shoes, talsr with raj tmeat OF h1h and
Sin genilemcas silk AL IA. bats. all OF which he
determined in ex-hsngs f,T
dues, cel Tbs aDoys articss coIss: of .hs f1l
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LEATHER! LEATHER!!
JUST received their establishment opposite Bank,
general Of Leather consisting Of Sole Upper
Calf. Lining. Badine Skins Also large assortment of
Reset aaef and hides. Per>oas dsaag This
line will please girs aeall. COALE L HAMILTON.
April 2lnd, 1887
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T\fE subscriber offers private sale, few BUILDING
LOTS A part Of tiea situated Main, near
crossing OF Front and w. situated for business
s,an1s;-hey nc.e the Offices of Esq Cox and PERKIxs,
and oass adjoining ,hs property Of ArTIcus SDoAL
formerly owned BY SAMcEI w SMITH, TIE balance of the
LOTS lie on side OF Main within reasonable
stance, Table for resideac.o,e has small
dwelling il, For particulars and of
ACIIILLIS WILLIAMS
RICHMOND, Ctr mo- Sd, 1887. (2lu)
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Literary and Scion

THE subscriber has received n small addition Books
nd Stationary for the benefit of Students and Others Call
nd IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July 49, 1887. 29:n
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determined sell for c1sh in ex-sngs for co"fty
duce, or on credit Tbs articss couss: Of this I'll
Io~ins sariaiia:s
50 paisi thick Boots.
so go calf do.
100 ." thick Bsogsrs.
80 g bows do do.
sd g lndy Kid slippers.
50 g do do yiIinge lace.
so = do zeal B,otccs.
50 " do prnnclla slipper.
sd do Misses seal boots.
sd $. do Kill slippers.
80 mems calf shoes v. BIren ties.
50 90 do do Jackson do
80 :. d, kipP Brogans.
100 :. nIca's silk AMI far hats.
Sd = wonan's glitcr boots and ether
articles too numerous to mention.
by s.rrt e.sBI:ion his bcs.ac he hopes - sorit
share of pafooag-. Pleas. cal na oXamn, f yourselves
r. >. All rips needed srats
HENRY :. CRO KfR.
Efain street. dor Of Irwin Resd's Drug, Store.
kchnoad, August TO- Iej7. 81 :H
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N1OTICE...5OO L~ABORERS H.4NZTD!-The
undersigned, contractors the Cumbo Rand Road in
Wayn, county, Indiana will employ, for years.
from 400 600 labo-ins hands said road The work
@ ""a-is: OF ga ling. iasoi-Tgok, paving and M Adam
ng; where employment will goo.
hands aforesaid As do wish induce
uofhnen fsom distance by Misrepresentation
work VIVA, be denied,
be found iii the country, provisions
cheaper better. Experienced ha nds such work
would be preferred. TI.NER .7KLt,
GREER. HILL. g. Co.
HES7XIiFIELD & UTLSON
Richmond, Indiana, July Is,, 1897 25if
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4 n ssseit neat of new DRY GOODS. for Spring and
Summer, epsaing and for sale ~ very low prices
by y, u ItENEN
RrHaoNp, May 10, 1897,
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TRANS or ApyERraxrxa

ob PRINTING nsa,iy and expsdi,ioas,r ,s,r,..
- the PALLApra Orrrcr.
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AN AEFFECTUAL ASSISTNT OF NATURE
NHE>SE PILLs recommended ty thousands Of per-
whom they have cured of Consumption. Influenza
Colds Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Headache. Pains, and
OF ness in the back para ofths hsad usually the
symptom. of Apoplexy; Jaundce, Fever and Ague, bill
ios, ,yphus yellow and common Fevsss, all kinds Asi
ma, Gou:, Rhe 1masism nervous diseases, Liver Com
pa;n Pleurisy weakness depression Of the Spirits
Rupures Inflammation, Eyes, Fits. Patsy Dropsy.
Small Fox, Msaze-, Group. Coughs, Whoopins Cough,
Quinsey Cholc, Cholera Mo,bus, Gravel, Worms Dysn
terry, Deafness, ringing noises in the Head, Kings Evil
Scrofula E.y speas, ST. An:hony's Fire, Salt Gheuu.
White >wengs Ulcers. of thirty standing;
Cancers, Tumo sweiied fest and legs, Piles
all eruptions Of the Ska, shtal Dreams, Female Com
plants ofevey kind, especially Distractions, ReiaAa'ios
SC.
The subscriber having received this appointment as Agent
the Medicns or the Counties of Fays!ie, Ono
Delaware, Randolph Hancock. Henry, Madison, Shelby,
Rush. Wayne would Inform the pubc that he at all
will keep supply hand ei,e, a. Wholesale or
Retail He will, he consistent, appon;
,hc principal within his limits All
for Agencies, (pot paid) Will receive
prompt attention, and terms made known.
f-i JAMES GROVER
Corner of Front aud Walnut Streets, sou,h OF Main.
&C. w. Appleton OF Censrevie, has besa appointed
sen at tina, place, and also Dublin. Wayae Couny
Richmond, April :. 1887. I'u
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NEW GOODS.-W. r. L. s. l.. FOULKE,

fave just received and splendid assortment OF
] British and FIen h staple and fancy DRY GOODSi
together with general assortmant OF SHOES HARD
WARE GROCERIES,, &c. Ne., which they deter
duce, May 20, 1851
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Posi- OFFICE, PETERSBURG, Cc:- ls., lSJi
Nr. ART Ed HUGEn. p. NJ Charleston. s. c.
Dca- Sit Doctor f. Mcauer. of this place. has t,en
called by Mr. Montague for letter, which
mends the Mothers Comfort; all cases ofChoera E9i-e
confidence be placed in any doctor
gve subject tie is physician ofmuch skill
perience. and has prac.isod in this with
My Beliefs that the medicine will itself
consider il valuable medicine, and
ing certain remedy in affections Yer,
specially your obediant servant,
THOMAS SHORE. I'm
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ded by an undeIbdder, who may not have the stage
property requisite for the performance of the con
tract he shall purchase from the present contractor
such OF the stage horses and property as may be
suitable for the service at fair valuation and make
payment therefor by reasonable instaments. Should
they not agree as 10 the suitabeness ohe property,
the terms, or the security each may choose person
who may appoint third, and their decision shall be
hnal or the Postmaster General will name the uin-
pire. This will be made the condition Of any bid
under that of the present contractor and should the
under bidder fail to comply, his bid will be offered to
the contractor but should he decline it, the propo-
sails Of the underbdder viii be accepted uncondton
ally.
IL. The proposals should be sent to the Depart.
ment sealed endorsed s. Mail proposals in the State
of land addressed TO the First Assist
ant Postmaster General.
AMOS KENDALL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January p, l66.
Feb. 22-12w
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hersin before required, every sneh owner therefore
will have to prove that be did provide the horse
equipments, or military aceouiTernsnts therein
toned, and took the risk thereof on himself; and
that he is entitled to pay therefor by having furnish
ed the same, and taken the risk thereof on himself
and this proof should be contained in deposition of
the person who had been provided by him with
such horse equipments, or military accOutremsnts.
In no can the production of the evidence,
previously described, be dispensed with unless the
impracticability Of producing II be clearly proved,
and then the nearest and best other evidence, Of
which the may be susceptible, must be furnish
ed in lieu thereof.
Every claim must be accompanied by deposition
Of the claimant declaring that he has not RECEIVED
from any officer agent Of the United States, any
horse or horses, equipage, arms, acoOutremenis
mule, wagon, cart, boat, sleigh, harness, as the
case may be- in lieu of the property he lost, nor any
compensation for the same, and be supported 4
practicable, by the original valuation list made by
the appraisers OF the property, at the time the
was taken into the United States service.
All evidence, other than the certificates of officers
who al the time Of giving them, were in the military
service of the United States. must be sworn to bsfors
some Judge justice of the peace or other person du
" authorized to administer oaths. and of which au
thority, proof should accompany the evidence.
B. F. BUTLER,
Secretary Of Har ad mterm
APPROVED, January 25, 1887.
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Secretary Of
APPROVED, January 25, 1887.
ANDREW JACKSON.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

h""" H"""" OWIe, S"". ~. iC"''
Each claimant can have the sum, which may be
allowed on his claim, remitted to him direct his
sig Iifyng wish to that effect, and naming the place
of his residence but if the money is to be RENTED
OF paid to any other person, power of attorney TO
him from the claimant, duly executed and authenii-
Gated should be forwarded with the clam.
To facilitate the requisite searches, and avcid de-
lay in the adjustment Of the claims, each claimant
should name on his papers the paymaster or other
dsbursng officers, by whom he was paid for the
vices of himself horse wagon, cart team, boat, Sc.
PETER HAGNER, AudIor.
Editors Of newspapers, in which the laws of the
United States are published, in the several States
and Territories, requested to publish therein, the
foregoing rules a week for four weeks, and TO
send their accounts the Third Auditor for payment
Feb l5-4w
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From the Philadelphia Pu6lic Ledger.
THE BITTER BIT.

A person who wore suit of homespun
clothes, stepped into house in this city, on
some business, where several ladies aud gen
tIcmcn were assembled in an inner room.
One of the Company remarked, lin low
tone, though sufficiently loud to be over
heard by the strangely that countrynan
was in waiting, aud agreed to make some
fun /; the following dialogue ensued:
"You'rc from the country, suppose -
"Yees, Pm from the country"
swell, sir, what do you think Of the
city I"
ats got a 'tarnal sight o. houses in it,"
81 expect there are a great many ladies'
where you came FRONT"
"Oh yees, woundy sight, jist for all the
world like them there" (pointing to the la
dies.)
And you are quite beau among them,
no doubt"
Yees, I bcau's 'cm to meetin' and about"
Maybe the gentlemen will take glass
Of wine," (said one of the company
Thank'e don't care if do"
"Bui you must drink toast"
81 eats toast, what aunt Debby makes.
but as to drinkin' il, never seed the like"
"Oh, you must drink their health"
"Wi' all my heart"
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vIA-FALL RIVER Il TAUNTON,

Fare 10 Boston, 81.
A stag G will leave Newport every morning Sun
N days excepted at "A o'clock, A., NJ, arrive in
Fall River at iOa AN rn,. ,pn
in Boston, at Cd l.. NJ
Returning, stage will leave Boston every morn-
ing Sunday excepted, at past o'clock A. NJ; in
Taunton, at o'clock L. NJ.
d" " in Fall River, at o'clock,
in Newport, at & o'clock.
Stage book at Townsend's ~ llassards Hotels
in Newport.
The stage will leave srownssnds at : / & Has
sard's att 4.
Stage books at Barker's Marlborough Hotel Bost.
This Stage is connected with the New Bedford
stage at Fall Riyer-Loaves FallRiNer 10 o'clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive in New Bedford
at past ~ o'clock.
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted at 4 oclk,
arrives ~ New-Bedord at "a o'clock-Returning
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted,
at o'clock A. NJ and darrves in Fall River at 10 A. NJ
and at L. VI, 3o'clocli L. NJ
Stage Books, at Coles & BaSe's Hotels New
Bedford.
uJ'Passscngcrs wishing to 20 to New Bedford are
informed thl they can by this stage, leave Newport
in the morning, and return early the evening,
ami have half an hour leisure time in New Bedford
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex.
cepted at past o'clock p: m, for Swansey, War
ren, n MISUNDERSTANDING, leaves Bristolcyeryday,
Sundays excepted, at : oclock n; M. and Warren at
Ga. M, and arrive in Fall River at 10 40 clock a. mi:
A stage leaves Fall River every day. Sundays ex
ceptod for Providence leaves Fall River at l01 o.
ock, arrives in Providence j. Returning. leaves
Providence every day at 10 o'clock M. arrives in
Fall River p. m.
Passengers wishing to 60 to Fall River, can have
6 hours in Fall River, and return the same evening
" Extra Coaches furnished at all times Il on
reasonable terms.
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk Of
the owners thereof X. h. kINSLEN, iceHt.
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THOMPSON'S
New and Valuable PateDi
RC : =.

YHyHE subscribers are aware that there Is m M
ber of kinds Of Tr.sses already before me pub
lie but from experience themselves, and from tire les
tmOny of others who have worn them, they were ia
duced to believe that Truss better adapted TO the
wants of thai portion Of the community that have
the misfortune to have Hernia, or Rupture, igh
be made andbythe help of kind Providence they be
eye that they have been enabled 10 invent a Trus
preferable to any other nov known. II Is decidedly
the safest and easiest TO wear, and Is secure banle
against the escape Of the viscera without in the eas
degree endangeTing the adjacent spematlc cord
From the credit that they have already gained IN tn
last year, where they have been used, and from tn
certificates of numbers who have been cured b.
wearing them, and from the recommendations o
Surgeons and Physicians who have seen them, am
the general appreciation that the Truss has receive
wherever il has heen used and examined the subscr
bers can, with confidence, offer them TO an enlgh
ened public, fully believing that all tina, is necessar
secure for them in all places where they are oere
for sale, that appreciation they merit is their use
Six days is sufficient TO satisfy any person of hei
superiority-and that time will be allowed TO ever
ono who buys a Truss, to return il if he choose.
Persons at distance can obtain Truss to it b
sending the number OBJECT and inches they measur
round, and which side the Truss is TO be applied
The subscribers have in their possession a larg
number of Certificates in relation 10 the merits an
superiority of their Truss which are believed TO b
sufficient TO carry conviction 10 the mind of the moi
increduous. They subjoin few only
THOMPSON & WADSWORTH,
marlborough Vermont Sept 1896,
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CHARLES n. TILEEY.

~OULD inform his friends and customers gen
w eray, that he has for sale at his Store, No 9Ol
Thrmes street, good assortment of
ERIES,
among which are,-Loaf, Lump, White and Brown
SUGAR.
Tyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin and souchong
TEA.
COFFEE, parched and ground Coffee
Poilon's Chocolate and Cocoa
kitchon. patent Cocoa.
Soda, Butter and Sugar Crackers.
RICE, FLOUR, BUTTER, CH EEsE
Doolittle's Winchester,s and Robbins No SOAP
Shaving soap of all kinds; white French Soap
in bars, good article
Spices of all kinds ground and unground
Box, and keg Raisns, Prunes, Dates and Figs.
Starch, Saleratus, Sweet Oil and Catchup.
Castor Oil, Nagnesia, Cream Tartar, Salts, Flour
arimstOn, Camphor and Lquorce.
Eau dc Lavender and Cologne wuter.
Lump Oil and Sperm Candies, of the first quality
With great variety of BOOKS and FANCY
GOODS
Also, Glass and Crockery Ware, of all kind.
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Baskets, Sleves, &c,
80 all Of which will be sold as cheap as at any store
in Newport
DAUCTION ~ COMMISSION Business
particularly attended to, and Consgnments solicited
Oct. 26th.
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What was the surprise of the company
to hear the stranger speak clearly, as fol-
lows:-
Ladies and gentlemen, permit me to
wi,h you health and happiness, with every
other blessing this earth can afford, and adj
wise you to bear in mind that we are often
deceived by appearances. You mistook
me, by my dress, for country BOBBY, ],
from the same cause, thought these men to
be gentlemen the deception is mutual,
wish you a good evening"
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POETRY.
THE VENUS OF CANOVA.
BY Lieut.. G. w. Patten, u. s. Army.


These is no cloud upon thy brow,
Fair idol of shrine above;
No gathering shadows round thee grow
Which veil the forms of earthly love.
Der all that Sneel in Beauty's bower
Thou reignest still in queenly prime;
Thy life never ending hour
Unscath'd by carc-unmov'd by time.
Yet none whose lingering glances steal
Along those lines Of moulding rare,
But sighs to see, and grieves to feel,
The loneliness of beauty there.
Around thy lips voluptuous swell,
Tho all divine the smiles which play,
Yet where's the wild'ring breath to tell
Its grief for pangs it could no, stay.
Soft pity looks with fearful eye,
But pleads in vain to melt thine own;
The voice Of blood hath pass'd thee by
What Ieck'st thou Of ITS thunder tone
Tho with'ring grief should league with glee,
Revenge forget his purpose bold,
And he.cc h.c .;:7 .;:71 Il back 10 gaze on thee,
Thoust heed il not-Creation Cold!
Why moulded thus, serene, and fair
Pale image of sculptor's dream
Let change awhile be written there,
And loveier far thy brow will seem.
Some line eGdced By sorrows tear
Some feature touched by dull decay;
And lhou shalt BE- an emblem dear
OF those we love-ihat pass away.
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JOHN REMOND.
No. I37 THANEs-sT.

LAS received, in addition to his former stock.
Il IL supply of perfumery comprising almost ever
article usually found in such an establishment Al
so large supply of German and French ornamer
tai hair-work; among which are the Ring -Curls,
new imported article; Ringlets of various size.
plain Fusetts! Fusei,s with Rngleis Everlasting Fu
setst plain Bands; Bands with Puffs Bands an
Plats TO ornament the bair; long hair Braids; Puffs
plain Hair Combs Curls ornamented with flowers
Gentlemen's false Whiskers; Ladies and Gentlemen
Wigs. The hair work offered, is such as will b
constantly kept for sale with the fashions that in
uoduced The subscribers engagements are such a
wtll enable him TO furnish the article of Hair Low
be purchased in any city in the United States
The Ring Curls and Ringlets are prepared entirs
ly by cold process, that the damp air persp
ration will not effect them. Dealers in hair work ar
respectfully invited TO examine. Among the article
mentioned above. are one case Of AiOhair Caps; on
do artificial Flowers; Odenlorous Persian S~ee
Bags; Ladies work, and Gentlemens Dressing Ca'
es. variety Of shell and horn combs, great Naro
~ of soaps expressly selected for the an'
eentlemens dressing cases
The subscriber is now ready TO introduce and ca
d;s and renemen's hair IN the latest Paris style
M NB. J. X. would express hrs warmss
gratitude to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newpor
and vicinity for their patronage extended to him Bnc,
the establishment Of his business IN Newport an,
.riIl solieits continuance oftheir isvors.