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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

cumsan es of the capture of the Mexican national brig
Gen Urea, by the u 8. ship Natchez, TO give orders
for the immediate release Of the captured vessel
Patriot.
TIN CRor.-The accounts from Frederick county
very unf,vorabc as TO the prospects Of wheat
crop. The frederick Citizen says il hazards but liz
tie in saying, that sufficient quantity of wheat will
not be produced in the country the prese.t year To
furnish the farmers with adequate supry OF seed
for the succeeding year." The spfing crops, how
ever, promise better. The late rains have had fine
effect upon these; and the CNen remarks that should
the season continue favorable to their growth there
will be greater quantity Of corn and oats raised
in that section Of the country the present year than
was ever known before. The farmers seeing the
hopeless condition Of their wheat fields have wisely
exerted themselves TO supply the deficiency, by In
creased alloments Of land to the production ofoss
and corn.
In Pennsylvania the prospect OF the gowing wheat
crops il decidedly more favorable. The Harrisburg
Telegraph Of Thur sday says 1--WE congratulate our
farmers in this vicinity the prospect Of fine crops.
Wheat fields that month ago were nearly given wp
as lost now promise heavy harvest. The change
since the wa IN rains has been astonishing. Grass
never looked better; and corn, oats and barley are
shooting forth vigorously" With regard to fruit the
prospect 10 less favorable. The peach trees & c. ap
pear TO have suffered some injury by the late rosts-
Did
Mr. VAN BvRsr is up to his eyes IN troubIe--those
who have seen him within few days, tell OF his haQ.
Rardness and detection. Well may Nh be miserable!
His Judgment has been opposed TO the "erperiruenf
in an lis pavte one doubted its policy more than he
did Bot Il required Of him to support tina, mea-
sure a. almost preliminary condition to hs formal
nomination 10 the Presidency. In every Subsequent
ssse Of that experiment he behold sill moro sppal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

"Whatl can't yoube Anticipating such small sum
as that, at all, at allr'
"We have suspended paying specie altogether
Suspended, h We you7 And is this the lnstitu.
lars, that you have had man paradne about with q
loaded muskc, all the long winter through to keep
off thevcsl If you had pig, or any thing valuable
to protect, twould all have been right enough; but
such poor, miserable concern as this is, sure. Och
botherstion TO you, and the like Of youV-Ibid.
Never was there so much liquor drank in Orleans
IN one day as yesterday, ana all on account Of the
| the suspension Of the banks Sober, steady mcr
would go to the bar. rooms negotiate their paper
after having been refused AT the banks and here
| they were denied cash payment the bar-keepers
taking nothing but legitimate in pay ment for Iuleps
and gin sings. The consequence was, that many
steady man, found himself before night in very un
cations against the banks were long, loud and bitter,
and well do they deserve the eproaches Of those who
suffer from their illegal measures
If any advocate Of the banks, upon the principles
on winch they have been conduct d, has heretofore
doubted their being the cause the procuring cause O.
the evils which have descended upon the country
like an avalanche rom the mountains, carrying wide
spread desolaon in their T. ain, the scenes of which
city present,d yesterday must have removed such
doubts. For what in heavens name in the name o.
outraged justice have the six banks and as we b..
lieve, virtually the whole batch Of city banks, sus
pended spece pnyments7 This community are MOI
appraised from any legitimate source, that these bank
have been run for specie beyond the ordinary de-
maDds Of times like the present Why did they Sol
make an expose Of their whole affairs TO the public
and show BY sound argument, that th9re was ne
ces:ity the ssep Of Ssnkrspsey previous TO their
Do these banks design, by the course they have
adopted 70 compel the holders of their .rogs" tho
aborr and industrious mechanic, to port with their
hard earnings 1t sacrifice Of BALI third OF shois
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
DIR. BRAN DIR ETH's
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS,

AN AEFFECTUAL ASSISTNT OF NATURE.
~ NHE,SE PILLS recommended by thousands OF per
sons whom they cured of Consumption, Influenza
Colds, Indgcson Dyspepsia Headache, Pains, ana
funess in tho back of The head usually the
symptoms of Apopexy; Jaundice, Fever and AgHe' Bill
typhus yellow and Fcvcrs, of all kinds Ast
dis~asss, e<osn
plant, Pleury, inward weakness, depression Of he 's'
Rup,ures, naamma,ion sore Eyes, Fits Palsy, Drop'y,
Small Pox, Meazles Group, Coughs, Whooping Gough'
Qui,sey, Cholic Cholera Morbus Gravel orms, Dysin-
tery Deafness, ringing noises i'll the Head, kngs EVIL,
Scofa, Erysipelas, St. Anthonys Fire. salt Rheu,
White SwelIin-s, Ulcers Oft thirty standing
20 swssd fist AMI lisa niles s
plants oeyey kind especially DISTINCTIONS Relaxations,
&c.
The subscriber having received the appointment as Agent
Medicine, the Counties of Fayee, Un,on,
Delaware Randolp, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Shelby.
Rush, and Wayne, would inform the public, that ne at all
times will keep supply hand, either at wholesale or
He WILL as may be consistent, appoint
The principal within his limits All
for Agencies, (oss pafdO WIN receive
prompt attention, and terms made known.
ii JAMES GROVER.
Corner of Front and Walnut Streets, south Of Main
fC. W. Appleton of Censreville, has been appointed
agent at that place. and also Dublin, Wayne County
Richmond, April 8, 1897 I4u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear the Tooth-ache PATIENTLY
Much ado abou. nothing
MONTAGUE.S BALM.

L
sovereign and infallibc remedy for the Too.h-ache q
an efectuaI Teeth Price 81 bottle
In offering auabie Balm the public eertif-
icates efficacy ght be given, which the limits OF
newspaper publishing and which be by CALI
ing agents. bot the public
ing almost mracuios relieve this most
OF all aches the Tooth ache. GGve II trial when all
directions each boste and let it rise OF Ia
upon mess} Suffice it 10 that in thousands
~ II has nor failed Ia single II should be
used all dental operations bleeding and pungy
fore teeth, scuvy &C. decidedly the best tooth WASH
discovered and should be used with brush instead
of powder, containing. ta contain
the particle of spoken of with
praise who used i, laid aside ali other
remedies offered as clen.ers the mouth purifier of The
breath
For sale at the Drug Store of Irvia Reed kicnnnond'
Pritchet & Swain, Centervle also town ana
United States by All orders ief me
Balm will receive if addressed 70 Chas Ed-
wards CINCINNATI who is General agent for the " e>sen
country.
June 3, 1887. 2gy
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
New Cabinet Establishment.

VUNHE undersigned having entered into Partnership with
II the intention of carrying the CABINET-MAklNG
BUSINESS in all branches, prepared TO fur
nsh and the public with all articles OF
turc made Of terals and in good manner They
design keeping hand assortmen OF paror ana com
mon furniture; be,eas Of different paisszns tables, side
tables Styles side-boards, sec
&c. Thoy confident III assuring those who wish articles
i'm their business, that they and will accommo-
date as well any shop in the place.
0--ANY quantity of seasoned lumber suited for their
use viii be purchased which they will give cash or fur
niture WA1cO1N "a DC->C|A-''
RICHMOND Feb. 25, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

IUVE subscriber wishing engage in other business pro-
poses selling which he resides, containing
300 situated three miles of Richmond, and one
mile of e national road 80 acres cleared II IS adj
mi,.ed to grazing farm in this section Of country,
there has annually, from GO to 80 tons of hay
Il is wa.cred with failing stream running through the
centre OF it, with tributaries ntesccng through d-
eren, parts of the The buildings handsomely sit
ua ted consisting comfortable dwelling house, hewn
log barn, large frame hay house and ssabng spring OF
excellent water largo apple and peach ORCH
ard of superior fruit Amy wishing TO purchase is
yited o call and see for himself
Nav Doth 1897. LEW Is MOKKIS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29


Are natures friend psomosing healsA nd sssagsh and
o,p.;n- disease Thr are recommended pahlie -
being little suc.rios other family madeleine IN u.s.
In amy ecnpahs sey viii nos pc 800 '.asos -
oh.rs And here e.as observe that s Be q - ad
vantage recommend them higher than fney
since their success ia depend entirely upon tiai @
their virtues. Mulsi,ss have already t'ed an sne
proved tie sbovs saassoents, eeo
would say '',ry ,aen" After tying ~ PORTER. ~. ~
one who is not sassedis them expected 70 ssufn me
remainder and pay only those ussd. We are Wiling
they themselves the high repa.aso0 sce
already acquired, sink inso mssed oovsoe Inc
amour. suffering which they might and would
relieve, their Writes only known can hardly % et
mated In hcw many s.sss ms@s ,o ne 81 s.ss
pills. And day afser day. ana wse3 et.s
week, suffering pains aid aches which .hs:s ps esvss
to relieve arissfrom dyspepsia, indigesoon,
piles dysentey sick head acne d3
zn.ss G.ordc>, palptason, aund,ee, OF liver
complaint disorders of the skim s0eh - oots
sal,heum ne,se ras prickley Re- fainnsss ~ she
stomach, stomach, ,csessness sefse q iS"ss. IN.
preston after eating bloated, loss OF appeuss
u, !. is not necessary all the diseases In
which these pills useful, there are NO diseases 20
which the subject in which they 40 nos Ten"
80, Th.v are nartclary useful in all female disorders,
and of weakness deoiIiy lney arc AZ" VI
essential benefit in gra~lly complaints.
Their efficacy piysic is BY no means tneI o"'y
omne they arealso tonic Instead OF producing
lasting Debility, they invigorass ana
r. Thee j. no larger of bee,ming accustomed to
their use tina, do without them, TOR ene
has been in the habit OF taking tnems ING .oS ,
qure produce the desired effect. ms M iup ,h
AMI one which should not be overlook
ed They mineral substance Whatever, ano no
vegetable hat in any way be injurious 90 W
syssem They ming with the food, assist the d'e'son
and promote regular and healthy action OF the bowels
Each bottle contains so. Price IS cents
se.rr,. Corn Plastcr... All those who try will find
speedy relief remedy II does NOT saAe
out and pain soon, and IN shor' .e
the Corn, the Dx, and the money shall be refunded
Price IS cents.
searl,s Catarrh Snu6..A speedy relief 'os
Iehapv Nervous headaches inamed eyes, common eoio
SC Severe headache commonly yield to sng" pnen o
it, If persevered in proves an efeetua remedy iof M
rh in the most obstinate Price 25 cents Ihs
above medicines ar for sale IRWIN REED, Richmond
and G; w VENNEMAN, Now Paris, Ohio
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

TUVE respectfully informs the inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity, that he has recently select
ed. great cities general stock OF
msrchandisc comprising DRY GOODS, t;KOCENfrS,
which he now offers the public the most accom-
modating terms. :..:,
As is form permanent location IN I'M
of his which, all his efforts will
reauistion and with reliance the part
of customers for PROMPT ne hopes ="
NJ B. PaoDUcE of all kinds taken in exchange LOT
cO0OS JOHN WILLIAMSON,
NJ E. Corner of Main and Front sfrcsts
-. s.. 49,, .1s,b 1S37 2ltf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

PHILADELPHIA Calf Skins.
lust RECEIVED lot of superior CALF and hirf
81 SKINS Philadelphia finish Also Eastern, Clncn'a'
and country Sole Leather.
10, of Kipp and Meats Leather COLLARS, for sale AZ
f.. EVENS' Leather and Shoe Store,
Main street, Richmond Indiana.
S... ah 1927 $685.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
BLEEDING and TOOTH.DRAWISC,
BY JOHN SOCFFRAIN;

Who soicits share of patronage from the panc ana
" be prepared their bones, OF al
his in above Main street On the
side.
WANTED, large quantity of WHITE eOOcf
QUILLS good price will b given fo4 them By isAAS
SOUFFRAIN. a, Chair Mandatory. II the north
west corner of Ffoa. and Main
Jan I. 1887. III
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

NHE subscriber having made arrangements -
accommodation Of the afflicted, with lingering 6ien
es, informs the public that he is prepared - 49,
pn tents the Of their aladios.-uch
ed with Palsy Epilepsy; affection Of the Eyes: We
hard Swelling and Tumors; SsiG JOINTS oecasioasA
use Of mercury, or Rheumatic affections; Rheuanaan
White Swellings, Dropsy; affection Of the kidaeys;
Headache; Die Dolereux: letter Ring Worm; T.
and weakness in the Breast; ST. Anshony's Fire; -
Complaint; Palpus; Cancera, and all othss crossws
eases,-a may be cured in much less time and
ing PATIENTS by having them Immediately undss
notice DIR. WILLlA:iA. BRUCk
n.7-shop on Main, Front street,
An mo. q, 1887. ss
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

FREE TRADE and MECHANICS RIGHTS.
1uyE subscribers having entered into Coparsnershp
der the firm of Swain, Co., take pleasure in inform
no the community they have erected comnodous
Machine Shop, near ,he Richmond Foundry, 4 are now
ready to give attention all orders for Cardns and
Stunning Machines, Turning Iathcs Kind of ma
chinery snnng either in wood or IRON OF any
description Having employed first rate workmen, they
with CONFIDENCE lin their ability and dispositions please
,heir qualities and prices ask patronage from
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL THORNBURY
Richmond, Jan. ], 1887 1T
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
July 6th.
TO PHYS ICIAN 8

subscriber prepared 70 supply the faesiy, Is U
sual. with all articles Of MsDscxEs, issraCAESrs'
Glass better terms thaa they have before Deen
supplied in the west and nothing gensne articles shall
put up The following VIII give idea OF the genera
Cream Tarser % cts Der h. s.,ph. Quinne, 81 o.
Rheupuy. 30 cts. /" IPe0euanna, " per 10.
Jalap, . Is = :" SuiPhu: sup. ~, sS: P1 - 70
Tar, Aid. GOA e,. Opii Turk, $3.50
Red Precip. I,3e per roond
May IL. 1887. . l9iy KSiN AA1'O'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

1UVFIE S,hAeribers have laid off . New TowN, named
OGDEN in she County Of Henry, and State of lndi-
ana: the Lots in which will be sold public sale, on sat-
urdar the Dad dey Of July This Town possesses
,e following 10 itself purchaser.
II n located on Buck Greek, the point where the Creek
crossed by the National Road The National Road pas
ses through the town. The privileges furnished by
Buck Creek are extensive. II has this place twenty
feet fall and quantity Of Water, for the p'oPu-
sion of any kind of Machinery. FIGURING, and Saw
Mil are now being The Engineers have reported
tina. the only practicable for the Cross Gut
runs through this Town. may be added snat ~
in the heart fertile and healthy cou-
trv. perhaps, that the world presents.
Terms of sale will Dcra and made known on day OF
sale.
HARVEY LASUER,( p.o,,,rro..
THOMAS DAVIS.
Raysville, June 24sh, 1887. 2|u
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aNn ron SALE...The aabscsiber o6e1 Tor sale ~
acres land adjoining the Tow" Of
on which is a neat dwelling, young Oeatins
orchard OF the bes, quality engrsed frut, neve. tall
ing 50. ing and tine in good repair Also IN Inc
town of Salisbury, - which there - frame t"o
o- bo~. which has occupied ~ tavern
.aa5 The presen, very favorable time 70 judge q shs
quality of soil, by crops it, therefore Persons
wishing purchase, ale invited 20 call on tne
residing on named premises and he will with pleas
e show them lines, &C. The above lands, nSt sold
before the first of will then b rsnssd On favor
hle terms The terms in either viii be accommodating
SAMUEL HATTEBOW.
july 6sh. 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

Dry, Lamp Black,
- Soanish Brown, LIsharxe,
On. &c &c. Just received and 70,
,o~h- IRWIN REED.
Rscuxoxp, May IL, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
JAMES C. FERGUSON,

l1AS juss received from Ph3des-
~Al phia, 4 large assortment CT Jew
NF civ, gold and silver watches, spiea-
u did aabasser time piece, almost eve
~ ~ ~ pattern Of Breast pins, finger rings,
~ ear drops, Cutlery, peneils, COMBS,
complete Of Britannia ware, Hu.
steal instruments, Pocket books, and
nearly every thing called for IN ms
lin. he public are respectfully nvtcd ali and exam
inc C1oeks and watches repaired rs usual
Rrc.saosp. May GID, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

25 haIfpipes Cogniac Bfand{s eRP1S
IA land GIN, pipes Jamaica Rom, r
kAAH Croix do. IS bbls Peach brandy, ~
10 mericaa do, 10 bbIs do. Gin. - -
q Swee, Wine, 30 bales Almosd., Is -
E,,,.,. sb.r, Madeira Nus, 300 boxes Raisint i
49, ,,,insed Buckets. 50 eases Boots and Shnes,
oe..h.r with every other article, usually kept in
S,ore. which will be sold any ether hosss =
of the mountains for Cesh approved paper- ~
CIxcrSsATI, April %, 1887 Is
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

Town Lots in Richn0nd Ter soSc.
TIME subscriber private sale, fsw BUILDING
LOTS. pars of them are situated On Ms,n, nea,
the of Front street, and are Wen tut
;ncl,,1e the Offices of Esq Cox and PERKINS,
and some fronts adjoining the property Of AT1iccs
formerly owned by SaMuEL w SMITH the balance Oh u
- n. an he IN side Main within reasonable
NEE and re suitable residence-one has Small
elinr house Fox further particulars ana terms OF
saie' aFP'' ACHILLIS WILLIAMS.
Rrcuxoyp. 9Th Sd, 1887. (S2H)
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0uors, shoes, &c. No. 100 Main sareses beswao
Fifth and sixth streets, Cincinnati Ohass
A RE now receiving their spring suppiies; eonsi.gs
ch.s :, Youns yson Tea 81 hslfdo. do. do. 20 haiti
rial, do 30 i3lb boxes, do, 10 half chests Cue
l3lb boxes do do, 40 hbds. n. O. Sugar, 50 bexe:
No 3 Msckerel, 100 kegs No. T. Ky, and % kee. vaR
baeco. 81 boxes do. Csyendisb, 10000 Spanish "
WIxEs-7 pipes Port Madeira, Lisbon, ~ half q
Tenerif. Champaign, CIaret, 12o Or easks Sheny So
Sicily Maaeira, 20 boxes muscas, and Maimsey. -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

HOB PRINTING seasly aid e.Psdisiossiy -
ID the PAlLADWs O1sscg-
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cataract equal to that Of Niagara has been
discovered in South America. So the two Amer
icas boast Of the two grandcst subjects Of scenic
poetry in the world.
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0NNiH1D Bo WUllt1NWSo
rTAS On hand SADDLES, HARNESS, wH!fo
Of eli kinds The public respectfully invited TO
call aud examine for themselves. -
Rrcnnosp. MAY 9th, 1887. Slu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

The following is said to be a certain cure 10
The Diarrhea II should be cut out and Presc
vod:
SParch halfpint Of rice until il il Perfectl
heown-boil IL down as rice is usually done-es
IL slowly, and it viii stop the most alarming d
arrhea IN q few hours"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-17
ANNEXATION OF rEXAs

In compliance with resolution of the uouso -
Representatives the President has transmitted IN
mat BODY an account Of the proceedings that have
transpred between our Government and the Gov
eminent OF Texas, If it may be so called relative
10 the application OF the latter admission into 1e
Ohion' Thus far the propositions of Texas have
been rejected, and the stand taken by Mr. FORSYTH in
relation to the subject, spokenof as being highly
credltable to him. The following is an extract of
his reply to the overtures of the Texan minister
and will show the ground on which the decpation
of our Government is based
So long as Texas shall remain at war. wbi1e the
United states are at peace with her adversary the
proposition OF the Texan minister plenipoteniiorv
nVoiVes the question of war with that adversary
Ihe United States are bound TO Mexico bv a tra,;iy
OF amity and commerce. which will be scrupuIons
~ observed on their paIt, SO long as il can be rea
sonably hoped that Mexico will perform her d1t;os
and respect our right under it, The United States
might justly be suspected of n disregard or tb
friendly purposes of the compact, if the over,"ro
OF General Ii unit were to be even reserved for &,
lure consideration, as this would imply disposition
on our part to espouse the quarrel Of Texas with
Mexico; disposition wholly at variance with ,ba
spirit of the treaty, with the uniform nolcv ,J
the obvious welfare of the United States
In order to hasten the annexation of their gov
eminent to that of the United States, the Texans
urge as reason for its being done immediately
mat they shall, enter into connexion with Other
powers to the injury of our interests IF there ;s
any FEASIBILITY in such argument it is deyoutv
to be desired that our government should forever
decline acting upon the question If we do not
consent to receive them into the Union, we know Of
no other nation that would wish to form an alliance
with such banditt unless it be AIgiers or some
barbarous tribe inhabtng the Islands of the sou,b
Sea- Yet there is little reason to doubt but Texas
VIII be annexed TO the United States Several |
prominent members of Congress have expressed
'her intention to press the vexing question the ear
nest opportunity; and with the united South,
portion OF the West, and the ''dough faces, of tho
NORTH the deed can be accomplished; and it will no,
oe without the Bounds Of reasonable expectot;or e
ere the lapse three years, should see
rs members of our Congress, President Houstop
ana others like himself, who have escaped Justice
and the gaows in the United States