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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

1he great Flour Market Of .4merica.-
Rochester in the State of New York, is pro-
badly the greatest flour market in America
Several of the flour mills are of stone and
eight stories high, by length of nearly
300 feet There are 81 mills, with 96
run of stones, in Rochester. 70 keep
these in operation requires 10000 bushels
of wheat daily. They can manufacture
and put up ready for market 5000 bbls,
flour daily. 1t is stated that up to August
in last year 100000 barrels of flour were
sent to market from that place alone, worth
about four millions of dollars.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

Small Chdnge.-The American Senti-
mel states that the Banks in Philadelphia are
making arrangements to pay specie for frac-
tionable parts of checks under fifty cents.
'At late meeting they the Banks ap-
pointed a committee to ascertain the amount
of notes under the denomination of fifty
cents in circulation, and to consult with the
Corporations and Loan Companies, in or
der to have the same Withdrawn"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

Suit against Bank.-The Lexington
Ken.) Gazette, states that at late session
of the Circuit Court of that place; Mr..
Norton obtained judgment against the Nor
thern Bank of Kentucky for $4,000, with
interest at the rate Of twelve per cent per
annum from the day on which he demanded
specie for his deposite. A motion for a
new trial was overruled by the court.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

Wheat.-The Philadelphia Commercial
List of Saturday remarks-"The sale this
week in New York of an entire import of
Rostock Wheat, at upwards of Sl,95 per
bushel, will have the effect of bringing in
further supplies from Europe, as accounts
of the sale we've transmitted by the last
Packets. 1t will have a beneficial tendency
in keeping down the prices, which are IA
pidly advancing in all our principal Markets,
Notwithstanding the newspaper acco UNITS of
"abundant and unprecedented crops"
The Baltimore American of Tuesday,
says:-"In the Baltimore market, yestcr-
day, Wheat took further rise. Sales of
best reds were made at ST. go and SI,94,
and of the best whites at So, and So, ,O3 per
bushel'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

Circassia.-This country, so likely to
be the scene Of war; has four millions M
kabitants, and 100000 are mounted que
rillas. Yhe hatred ofthe Circassians TO the
Russians, who still receive their sacred nag
Aom Canslaadnople, Is iInplaesble'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

e@The sheriff ofLuzerne county offers
$500 for the apprehension of Cornelius Ia
gan, who broke Jail on the night of the
29th uitmo, having been confined as an
accessory to the murder of John M. Combs.
lie is an lrishman, about % years of age,
. feet 8 inches high, has scar on his face,
and is supposed to have gone west.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18
~ VA VI I'D Ut N U ,
BayOu, Mallst, Sept. 18th, 1887.

There can be no dependence put in the
marks OF aflectionate love, that may here
after be shown to any one by Miss Mela-
ME Young, because she has sworn love to
me more than one thousand times in a
month, but as the time for her to unite her.
self with me approached, she recalled all
her promises, and would not realize them.
l give TINS notice to the public, SO as to
keep IN future any honest man from being
dnPed by the perfdy of Miss Melanie
Young.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

Queen Victoria has sat to Sir David VIII
kie for two portraits-one at the first NEE
ting with her council, and the second in
full robes, when she dissolved the Parlia-
mFnt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

.4dvertiSements Ertraordinary.-The
following advertisements appear in Wes-
tern paper.
To The Pu6Hc.-I the undersigned. de-
clare having given my consent to Mr.. Fran
els Vallett, for his union with my daughter,
Melanle Young, and that she herself had
given him her faith, but that, by her hay
ing received some bad advice, she has
changed her notions and refused the hand
OF Mr.. Wallet without any legitimate cause.
1t is for this reason, that submit this no.
tice to the public, as a reparation for any
mischief that might happen to Mr.. VALET,
and to let him know that | regret yerv
much the alliance did not take place.
JAMES YOUNG.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-18

The Lexington, Kentucky, Intelligencer
states that Gen. Ripley, member Of Con-
gress from Louisiana, has resigned in con-
sequence of bad health.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
Richmond and its vicinity, that he has recently select
ed with great the cities general stock of
merchandise, comprising DRY GOODS, GRONERlES,
which hs offers to I'll. public tho most accom-
modating terms.
As il hsinsension form permanent location in this
place, il will be great dendcratuus install himself in
the confidence of his for which, all his efforts will
be brought and, with reliance tho part
Of his for he hopes 10 prosper
N. B. PRopucE Of al kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
" E. Corner Of Main and Font sfrests.
RIcnAoSp. 5,a 25th, 1897. 2lu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-TheS Subscribers have en-
tered into coParsnership in the Foundry, Machine
Waking, Store, Copper, Sheet Iron aud Plough business
the name and under the firm Of E. GROVER & co. and
sbey invite the patronage Of their old friend the public, for
pas, Ihey render grateful acknowledgements,
promise deserve continuance Of said favors
for the future.
The Of the OLD firms viii be settled BY the
sns Orders promptly attended
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES.
}. w. SWAIN < Co.
]. MOEFITT 4 Co.
July Is, 1851. 27:1
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

ViE subscriber wishing engage in other business,
poses selling the farm which he resides containing
2OO situated shrco miles Of Richmond, and
mile south of the national 100 cleared it is adj
mtsd be tbs grazing farm in this section Of
has been annually, from 60 so tons Of hay
IL wasored with failing running through the
with tributaries nersecting through diff
parts farm. The buildings handsomely Sit
uated, consisting comfortable dwelling house. hewn
log barn. large frame hay house and stabling spring
the house; large apple and peach ORCH
ard of superior fruit Any person wishing purchase is in
yis.d o call and for himself.
May 2Osh 1897. LEWIS NORRIS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

J. s. SULLIVAN would respectfully inform the public
that he has Jus, associated himself with JAMES PERKY,
Union Cou,ty, Practitioner s. Counseo, Law. and
opened Office in the Borough of Richmond, the
side Of Main between Pearl and Fron,whee he
cts and hopes receive share Of basnsss-whch shall
receive their prompt AMI joint attention. 2l-3m.
RrcHMoSp, Nav 251h, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

U AND ron SALE...The Subscriber odsrs for sale II
Of first land adjoinng the town Of Salisbury,
On which there n . dwellinG, q young bearing
orchard Of best qsaly Of sneraed fruit fail
ing ing and shs farm 10 ia good rspair Also in Ne
OF Salisbury, - acres which shsre 10 kaMe Two
ssosy house, which herssooe occupied
s,and The prssso very favorable time judge Il sAe
quality soil, by Ne erops it, therefore psrsoas
Wishing purchase, invited call the su6scribsr
residing named premises and he will with pless
lines, &C. The above lands, sold
Of October nsx VIII ssn b rented avoe
able terms Ts farms in either will accommodating
SAMUEL HATTEBOW.
July 9th, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
MONTAGUE'S BALM.

MONTAGUE'S BALM.
sovereign and infallibe remedy the Too.h-ache
IN eecual for the Teeth Price 81
In Offering this valuable Balm The public many certif-
eases OF its efcacy might be given, which
forbid publishing and which may by CALI
the agents. but invite public
proof Of almost miraculous relieve this
Of all aches Vie Tooth ache. OGve a trial all
other remedies have aiiod oeins careful adhere scy
upon iss own merso Suffice il say thousands
OF eases II has not failed in single Instance IL should
used after all dental operations, bleeding, and spuny
fore teeth, cury, &C. and decidedly the
ever yet and should be used with brush
any powder, substance Containing, contain
The hnsss particle Of grs, is spoken Of
praise, and all who have ssd laid al oshef
breath.
For sale At d. Dug 3R,af Irwin Rcd, Riehmoad,
Friechss Swain, Cent? y every sown and village
in the United States BY agents All order. for ,Se
Balm wiz receive attention II addressed Chas H. Ed
wards Cincinnati, who - General agent for the Western
country.
juno 3, 1887. 22y
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

~HELP ONE ANOTHER
Indiana Mutual ire-Insurance
Company.
Chartered january 3Oth, 1897.
49, Ne -, .'.Ae'. s:ilai.s, opposite sssw-
DIRECTORS.
James Blake, Indianapolis.
james II. Ray,
CaLcis Fletcher,
Charles w. Cady,
Olirer II. Smith, Connersyills.
George H. Ds~n, Lawrcncsburxh.
Henry r. Thornton, New-Alhany.
J9~es Col1ms, jr.
Jeks Las, vincennes.
Lee H r. Aaeon, Michigan City.
John Mitchel, Evansville.
Asdrew Ingram, Lafayette.
JAMES BLAKE, Pvesideat asd Treasurer.
CuARLEs W. CADy, Seerctary.
TNHlS Company being fully organized, il ready 70
Il sscsivs cHp1seations for insuranee.
Every person who insures in this Company becomes .
member Of it, with all shs privileges scdens 10 any eorpo-
ratoo, and IN It's general extension
aad prosperous eondi,ion The assured, time Of
king his for insurance, required his
missofy "bgaon called shs ret'sss NOTE without inter-
tho Of which determined by tine insed
AID the hazard Of She risk, which he i've per
in ADVANCE No further payment required, unless
losses should during pood Of mr. this being
made eusabiy upon all she sufficient
To building of the best class Of
risks. OF 81 ,0J0 the assured would give his
for Ss0 i've pei Of which paid in advance,
and 81 lof the Policy would make only 50 for his first
payment As the Policy for six years: much personal
trouble and anxiety savsd the assured in being
required make annual renewals Of the insurance. The
company insure co-nrds Of the estimated value of build
ings, and one-haY Of personal property.
Mutual insurance has bsen found by long experience III
paris Of shs United States be the safest and cheap
est method whshsr prosperous adverse fortune attends
et~Or Rtska
mutual but from Is ~ cents toe
Insured, and this for several years IN
succession This method of Insurance well adapted to
the peculiar situation and Of the Of Indna
great dispersion the and readily
be Obtained, and consequently less liability large losses
Every is. therefore, invited this subject ma
tre consideration, and thus ASCERTAIN she Dement'S which
be secured by the general operations Of this Company
| throughout the
The 0ssured his company will all times have the
benefit Of good fortune which may asend its opera
and Incidental expenses and - as fair 10 presume INA
tho company will with comparatively few losses.
will be rendered nsovent by extensive losses which
would require the whole of its premium b
expended for their payment.
Tho contingency upon which the calls
the premium depend. much in favor of the
sured in this company adverse thsmln proof OF this
the actual results in similar institutions can be ad
duced No Mutual Insurance Company in tho United
States adverse fortune stop its ope
raton, which than be said Of stock companies
IL is considered that in this
safer, cheaper and certainly mors equita
bic, than by any other method YET devised.
PARTIAL will be paid in full exceeding the .
mount insured.
James w. Green Esq. Of Richmond, - hereby duly
shorsed Agent Indiana Mutual Fro In
'urance Company By order Of the Board Of Directors
CHAS. w. CADY, Seey.
July Is, 1887. 27-3m.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

AN O2O1NANCE-EOr continuing Marion street South
Il Moskes ssssss, establishing alley in the Boz
0nGh a Nchmond.
SecsoA lss. Be il ordained by the Bgesses and Boz
Ash Council Of the Borough Of Richmond, Marion
b. and hereby eoasnued and established
y wide Market the southern boundary
she recorlsd lots Of said Borough.
Sec. Z And u is hereby made the duty Of tho
Of property through which said
day Of October next.
See. -. That alley il hereby established between
Fout and MaSion fees wide, Immediately north
Of Dos No. ~, in that part Of said Bosoush-lad of by
jeremiah Cos deceased.
&c. T. The High Constable Is hereby required have
he obove ordinance carried into effect
Paaed and approved August LIST, 1887.
J. Y. MENDENHALI. Frat Burgess.
FaAncls KlNo, Borough Clerk. 81
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

A SAMUEL TEST'S Factory, Whisew atsr, one
IA mile below Richmond; where any number Of ready
turned bcadposts of the best timber and fashions
both plain and fancy, together with all articles
POS7-OFFICE (ruRNING) line-wiIl he furnished 70
der the cheapest and best terms, for approved
The Subscriber will the highest price, cash.
for good CHERRY SCANTLNc, four Aches square and
twelve feet long.
As there prospect Of lots Of fruit this SEASON. he viii
CIDER MILLS SCREW PRkssEs, of an excellent
quality, for those who may give him call in that line.
May d, 1887. iT<-~e-~-~~SA4. HsssA
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
Dargains in .Cheap Goods.

FLEMING 4 ADDLEMAN, annosacs 70 saeis Gus
and s psblic generalIy, tina, obey have added
sAss sss Of GOODS, he entire Of
Aasoa Greg, who lassly open,i in this pace-rhe
issd seucks fom surpassed by any
s Of lndana, and having lately been selected The
oWess pscss b. offered the best The
vssie IL s1snsvs and gsnssa that would b useless
- as areiss Purchasers ara requested % call and
soias e seoa:ves .: shs seors room IN TIE esfva
- Main street: whore oil the usual sssicss
la ~ 0Bo3s lias b obtained Of the best quality
All kiods q Co0ns psod0es taken Ia s1changs ~ he
oastss prices.
Heu1osD. 20 10 1887. l61
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

undersigned having entered into Partnership with
III the intention OF carrying on tbs CABlNET-MAkINC
BUSINESS u all branches, prepared 20 fnr-
friends and the public with all articles Of Furni-
turo. of good materials and in good They
design keeping hand of Paror and
bcdsteads Of different tables side
sabos and of various styles
&C. They confident in assuring those who wish articles
in their line Of business shat they and will accommo
date well any shop in the place.
nAy-ANY quantity lumber suited for their
b purchased, for which they will give cash fur
niture. WATSON u DCNCAN.
RtcaxoNp. Feb. IS. 1897
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS

- 80. ~ OAas ASSASTNT OF NATIvRV
NhEsk. fiLts ara recommended by s,ao,..~,. - -.
sons mnom 'h's have cured o. esssmpss, Insuea,..
eo!as, inaises'ioa, Dyspepsia, Head-aehe Pan. 80
sense OF foiiness IN tae back part the head
symptoms Of ApopleSy; Jaundice Fever and Az. -,
ious, typhuf. yellow cunmon Eeye.s Of, nh;.S~, "a
ma na; "Ie eama'.u, nervous diseases. Liver Csn.
pa'h', fieury Inward weakness deprrssiaa of .s Sc
sup.usss, Inflammation. Eyes. Fits Palsy, Drc,~,
small Fox, Meazies. Group, Coughs, Whoou,ns CO.
tsu"sey, Cholic, Cholera Morbus Gravel Worm. ~.
ss'y Deafness, ringing noises ia til. Head, Kiuss Esi
Ws,. I.xMpeiaS or 81 Anhoay's Fire. Salt Rhema
White Swsi,gs ulcess, Of thirty yeass ssanai..,
ancef Tumouss sxsllsd fec, and legs Piles.
all eup'ions Of the SAin, shsful Dreams. Female Con,
plants ofessEy kind, especially Obstruesioas Reaxaes
&c.
The subscriber having received she appointment as Ann
70. the above Medcins for the Counties Of fayes Ua
Delaware Randop, Hancock, Henry, Madison. Sn<sIr
kush, and Wayne, would nfom the public, sha, he 81
times will keep supply on hand, either whoesais .
Retail He will, rs soon may he consistent, ape
sub-Agenss in all the principal sownswshn hisl ma A
for Agencies, (poss pad) will rsess,
prompt attention, and terms made kaowas.
JAMES GROVER
Corner Of Front and Walnut Streets, south Of Mai.
Co., w. Appleton Of Centresille, has bsan appsiusl
agen, at that place, and also Dublin, Wayne County,
Richmond, April &, 1887. lad
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
rewn Iets m RichmenA n,-..ae.

TOWn Lets In Rich0ouA ~ saDe.
T%HE subscriber sGsn ~ private ~, ~ suussso
u LOTS. A pas AZ shsm sitnaasA - Maia nsas
he ersinx Of Fons street. veil sesa, Ss basnp.
ssaadss-hey nelsae The oees q Esq Cox - Psaxus
and onss adjoaig shs property Il Arrfcos asoAaa
formerly owned bv SAACRl W SaEfu; the baleneo e
Lors On the south Of Aaa within
distance and suitable Tor readenceso0e has sail
dwelling house For further particular AID terms
sale, apply TO the undersigned.
RICHMOND, 6sh mo. "a, 1887. C21G)
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

THE subscriber has made arrangements with J. T. Jones',
Co.. which will enable him to kesp constantly
variety of CASTINGS, consisting Of Cooking Stores, Cranks
Gdgeons, Spur and Berai Gearing, Rag irons, .4ndiros
Plough Noies, Wagon Boxes, Fam Rigging, &c. &c.: all
Of which will be sold tbs Foundry prices and warranted
All orders left with him will be promptly attended
9th mo. 18th, 1887 (23n) f. EvENS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

NfiE subscriber having made for the
accommodation of the afflicted, with lingering dscas
informs the public that he prepared receive
patients of des-Such
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy: affection of the Eyes; Wens;
hard Swelling and Tumors: Stiff JOINTS occasoned by the
of mercury, Rheumatic affections Rheumatism
White Sweings Dropsy; affection of the Kidneys; Sick
Headache: Die Do.ereux: letter Ring Worm; pain
and weakness in the Breast; ST. Anhoys Fire; Liver
Complaints Palpus; Cancers and all Scrofus dis
eases,-a such may be cured in much suffer-
ing the patients by having lhem Immediately under my
notice. DIR. WILLIAM A. BRUCk.
GeTShop on Main, Front
4th -, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
July Is 1887.

NEW sock Of Goods have just been received BY
~ubscribef his old ssand-consis,irs of Medicines
fs.nts. O Dye Wesls, Tobacco. Ciyan 4 Snus, Books
ana ssasona-Lqvsz, ard and va
rious other Articles 60 tedious mensiou, Offers
70 che public cheap Eof cash. IRWIN REED.
Riehmond, JSly y, 1887 29rf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

a shis oAce, "a DISCOURSE, delivered a Tie
Meeting house, Gra-e-eAurrh Isadsa, Ssp,sm-
Der Is, 1884," by THOMAS STORY. This sermon :
rcpsinted, from hope that lie massr which il con-
may eonuee the OBLIGATION of ssros AID i'm
partial reader. IL taken down b. sssunGrapes, and
Pubhsd By the permssion al shs sxsas Price La
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

Who soiieiss share Of patronage fom the public and
will Be- prepared % wait their homea
his in Frankia doos above Main ssress d.
s1de
QUILLS. god priee viii given ~ them by ISAAC
B. SOUFFRAIN, At Chaif Aanufaesuxy, ~ ssss-
eoxne1 of Front ead Main -.
Jan 1. 1871. l0
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

JUST receiving large and general assortment Of Boots.
Shoes Bogans which offer Wholesale retail,
the accommodating terms Country merchants are
particularly invited CALL stock consists Of
article the shoe trade. and well selected for
acconnod alton. COALE & HAMILTON.
Anvil 22ni. 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

assortment of DRY GOODS, for Spring and
Summer, opening and for sale very low prices
,y E. T. TURNER.
RIcHxoNp, May IL, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
The Richmond Trading and Manu-
featuring COMPANY.

THE holdsB Of the stock Of said COMPANY are hsrebv
0osd, shas he End inssamens Of dollars
6ve each share required b. paid
in Riehnd 6rss day Of Eleventh Inon, mo
vs0bs) ssxl By order Of The Directors
w. NJ LEEDS, Secretary.
Rielmsad, 7sh ma. 22nd, 1857. %
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
LEATHER! ERR.

JUST received their establishment opposite Bank
general Of Leather, consisting ole Upper
Cali, Lining, Binding Skins. Also large assortment
Russell leather and covering hides Persons dealing
line will please give call. COALE & HAMILTON
April 22nd, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26
STRATTAy T. MEEK.

ARE just receiving, from PHILADELPHIA, lares
and superior ASSESSMENT of PAM L. Fancy DRY GOODS
wh~h they will sell for CASH, exchange
produce. They respectfully invite frends and
public generally call and examine s,e. they
suit their ersOmers with almost every thing (a,i thai Of
Dte bssf) they may wish purchase.
RIcHnoSD, April ., 1887. lid
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

ME subscriber has laid additional
lots the of Richmond, tbs beautiful
BILE land Of Spring Foundry, between Washngson and
Fort Wayne plat of the whole may be by
calling the subscriber who Offers private
ISAAC E. JONES.
Sixth no. 9th. 1887. 23f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-26

SUPERIOR Sicily, Samos, Post, Cognae, Teneris and
- Malaga Wines: Cogniae Brady, Jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin, received Eass.
pure imported For sale BY IRWIN REED
Richmond. July -, 1897 q N