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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-14

INTE HAVE TO-DAY OPENED
wv 10 pieces Of wool dyed black Cloths
5 do invisible g,een
8 do do blue
do d, brown
30 do plaid Drillings
10 do super Bombasin
10 do do Summer Cloth
so do Georgia Nankeen
20 do Irish Linens
Also 20 dozen genemens old fashioned bandanna hdk
20 pieces super flag do
~ do gentlemen's linen cambria do cold borders
Also, 90 dozen eentlemens super kid Gloves
We will have the above goods made up cheap and IN
the best style
Persons who have not settled their accounts for 1897
viii please call without delay and settle them
april Q BRADLEY & CATLETT,
POTATOES FOR SALE-On board soop China,
i Capt Post from 500 1000 bushels first Mercer
Potatoes which will be sold in quantities suit pur-
chasers, and reasonable terms Apply to Captain on
board at steamboat wharf april
MISS MARTINEAU'S NEW work. Retrospect
lfl of Western Travel, in vols. just received and
for sale by F.TAfIOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers the Waver
y Circulating Library, Immediately east Of Gadsbys.
april
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Past Lore--I hare loved another snd in that
thought as in an urn lie the ashes of all affection.
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ILLINOIS IN 1897.

ILLINOIS in 1897.
A Scotch, descriptive of the situation, boundaries.
N face of the country, prominent districts, prairles
rivers minerals, animals agricultural productions, public
lands plans of internal Improvement manufactures etc,
Of the State Of Illinois Also suggestions to emlgrants,
sketches Of the counties, cities, and principal towns IN
the State together with letter the cultivation Of the
prairies, by the Hon II L. Ellsworth to which
nexed the Letters from Rambler in the West 1t also
contains fine map of the State just receyGd and for
sale by r. TAlLOR,
dec l4-f Immediately east oil Gadslys
VERY CHEAP GooDs..-We shall open on Mon
day, 5ih inst large supply Of cheap articles in our
line, which will be sold unusually low for cash, or short
credit
Some very handsome Shaleys,
Mousselane de Lame, dark colors,
Handkerchefs very cheap, French Chlnz,
Irish Linens, Diapers, Sheetings Napkins,
Camtrics Bohinets, Hosiery,
Very handsome figured and plain Silks 4
Cotton Shrtings, together with large supply OF other
articles.
Also, handsome supply of Mems Wear, which will be
made in the best manner.
All persons indebted account OF 1887, will please
''' '.'N BRADLEY & CATLETT.
mar 6-3tw2w
THE BIvOUAC, or Stories of the Peninsular War, by
the author of Stories of Waterloo, Wild Sports OF
the West, &c.
Charcoal sketches, or Scenes in the Metropolis, by
Joseph c. Neal, with illustrations by ID. G. Johnson,
volume.
The Art of Dining with few hints on Suppers,
volume H..
Also, new supply Of Ethel Churchill, and I'd series of
the Great Metropolis, ...... .....
A new edition Of De la Marines Pilgrimage TO the
Holy Land in l vol
a new supply OF the Divorced, by Lady Bury
Jus, received for sale by FTAYLOR,
Orfor circulation among the subscribers Of the Wavery
Circulating Library, immediately cast OF Gadsbys.
March 90
| A VISIT TO THF RED SULPHUR SPRING OF
~ VIRGINIA, during the summer Of 1887, with OBJ
Scrvattons on the waters. BY Henry HUNT Nj. ID.
J just received and for sale by
/ +. TAYLOR,
! mar25 Immediately cast of Gadshys Hotel
! DRlNT OF OSEOLA, THE INDIAN CHIEF.--A
tut length Portrait Of Oscola skctched from Life, at
Lake Mnnroe, Florida while he was on parole at that
post IN May, 1897. BY Capt. Nnton, U 5. A. Just re-
ceived by r TAYLOR
! mar ~ Immediately East Of Gadsiy's Hotel
HISTORY OF ROME-Transated from The Ger.
Ii man Of Hceren and Schlosser, | vol svo is Just
/ published and for sale by f TAYLOR
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RooKMAN's LONDON DRAWING PENCILS

DROOKMAN'S LONDON DRAWING PENCILS.
ID F. Taylor, has this day received small supply of
the above which known To be genuine, and Will be
warranted such and be returned him by pur-
chasers if they do not give satisfaction very limited
number OF each letter is received graduated every de-
gree Of hardness and shade.
Also, Whatman's English Emperor Drawing Paper,
double the size of the Antiquarian. --......
French Fancy Paper the genuine Papier Vegetable
of an unusually large size. ~..H..
English and German Mathematical Instruments, in
cases and separately, the best
English Water Colors, Reeves London Drawing Pen
ellis. ....s ILL.,. ......
LEVELS Liverpool Drawing Pencils. ..
English Antiquarian and other Drawing Papers, and
every other article Of the kind together with tho best col
lection OF works Drawing, Engineering Mathematics,
Mechanics and other branches of the arts and Sciences
Cor sale in the United States imported by the ADVERTISER
and for sale in all cases at the lowest prices.
Books and other articles imported to order
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Immediately east Of Gsdsby's Hotel.
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nEMOCRATIC REVIEW, No. 4, for March, 1898
- Is Just issued from the Press containing Engrav-
ings the Secretary of War and the Postmaster Gene
raj and containing Political and Literary Articles by
Paulding, Mrs. Eet, Hon. b f. Butler, Mr.. Bucklng-
ham, the Eastern Traveller and other distinguished VIII
tiers. .... y.
This Review gives IL large numbers each year, at 80
per annum OF the cheapest periodicals in the United
States and be regularly forwarded by mall strongly
F. TAYLOR, ,
March II .l Bookseller.
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NEW NOVELTY Thomas Haynes Bayey David
IN Dumps, or The Budget Of Bunders, tale by Bay
ley, complete in volume. ..".. ....
Also, Sketches of Paris. By an American gentleman;
in volume, just published and this day received
for sale by f. TAYLOR for circulation among the sub
scribers to the Wavery Circulating Library april5
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ILLUSTRATION OF REALITY.
Read Me toil0ming and De eonrineed!

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the greatest
! II ornament belonging TO the human frame. How
strangely the loss oft changes the countenanc, and
matuIey brings on the appearance OF old age, which
many to recoi at being uncovered and sometimes
to shun society, to avoid the ests and sneers OF
their acquaintance the remainder OF their lives con-
sequeny spent in retirement In short not the loss
Of property fills the generous thinking youth with that
heavy sinking gloom does the loss OF his hair To
prevent all these unpleasant circumstances, Oldrdges
| BALM OF COLUMBIA, stops the hair from falling off
the first application and few bottles restores it again
1t likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents
the hair from turning grey makes curl beautifully and
frees il from scuf Numerous certificates Of the first
speciality support Of the virtues Of Odrdges Balm,
are shownby the proprietors.
ar Read the foll0fring.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor OF Philadel
pha has certified may be seen below the high cha
racter ofthe following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by Oldridge and
have found il highly serrceabe, not only preyen-
tive against the falling off ofhar but also certain reso
ratve. 7.
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge No s6 north,
JOHN p INGLIs, 33l, Arch street
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ d. l6o Race street.
JOHN S, FUREY, lol, Spruce street.
. HUGH McCURDY, 243 South, 9TH street.
JOHN GARD, Jr. l23, Arch street " ,a
The aged and those who persist in wearing wigs may
always experience its restorative qualities, yet will
certainly raise its virtues in the estimation OF the public,
when il known that three of the above sgners
than fifty years age, and the other not less than thirty
a@. From the Mayer.
CoMMoNwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
.~s.r* City Of Philadelphia.
IROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said city Of Phil
adepha, do hereby certify hat well acquainted with
Messrs j. P nglis, John S. Furey and Hugh McCurdy.
whose signed the above certificate that they
gentlemen Of character and responsibility, and as such
full credit should be given TO the said certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereuno set my hand and
caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this sixth
H.. 81 day OF December. &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented the
Falls Of Niagara, &c. &c. ..
For sale at wholesale by COMSTOCK & CO, sole
Agent for America $780, Pearl street. New York, and by
most druggists throug hout America.
/ March IL '.tsr.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, No 5, for April, is
- ceved, and ready for distribution, by +. TAYLOR;
who will forward the work regularly strongly enveoped
any part of the United States Individuals wishing to
subscribe, invited to applya the Waverly Circulating
Iibrnry where the work may be examined. apri5
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DICKWICK CLUB-CHEAP.--The five volumes Of
/ the Pickwick Club, complete in two, well printed
and illustrated with four engravngs Price for the whole
only 81 %. This day received, for sale by
april 5 @-a. .... .. +, IAfLoH'
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pRlNT OF OSEOLA, THE INDIAN CHlEF.-A
tu length Portrait of Oscola, skctched from Life, at
Lake Mnnroe, Florida, while he was on parole that
post IN May, 1897. By Capt. Ntnton, u 5. A. Just
ceived by +. TAYLOR,
mar "a Immediately East Of Cads,y's Hotel
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A ROCHEFOUCAULT-Ro chefoucault's MaximS
l. and Reflections complete, in one neat pocket volume
Price 81 cents -
anriI - F.TAYLOR.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
Great Western Agency.

foksfE, Esq. having been recently appointed c.
- al Agen, by the Central COMMITTEES at Indlan.aos
the EDITORIAL corps OF the State OF INDIANA, hsnL
to otter his services agent the editors of
residing IN oiher States and all others who have d..
on any person or persons residing in said State H
will be kept at Indianapolis, where any business =
line will be punctualy attended Instructions ~
and all orders speedily and faithfully executed, r.
per cent commission will be exac,sa on all ca,lr
and amount forwarded the order of the crcd;nr q
editors OF newspapers, who members of the e1,.
ISOLATION in this State. and such Others design
hereafter members of the same. well us those n.
an interest in promoting the editorial corps he "a
States, respectfully requested insert This nnt, a.,
months in their papers, if consistent free OF rAsa a,
which time the usual price will be- paid for auusnn
to such are, and may become, members u IN uunra
tion, and until disrontauancs Is ordered.
October, ID, 1887. y
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

nRRis TOOTH .Asas--Prepared from origin
a. recipe, only Dania Goddard, No s, Gold
New York.
The Ors Tooth Wash is purely vegetable preparation,
possessing the properties of cleansing the teeth and mouth
restoring the healthy state and preventing
pleasant odouF the mouth whether arising from
oecayed teeth from deanged of the stomach.
''Sound teeti, and wIlita the valuable
tou OF humanity but how neglect the attention
for their surrounded by all the
means needed. Among these know of more plea
and whtCns the teeth, strengthens gums, purifes the
mouth, and the breath We recommend
all, young and old ,-Boston Post.
''Ihe Crris Tooth Wash is the best detergent
used enamel Boston Transcript.
To the Public.--fhc testimony the
eminent Dentists and members of Medical Faculty,
every part Of the Union is united i'll favor of the Orrs
Tooth W ash.
From DR.. Elcazsr parnley, Den,st-ssI have used
the various articles which composed, great plea
accommodating j, agreeable wholesome,
efactual wash for the mouth
EIEAzER PAhMLET,
No II, Park Place, \. Y, January, 1885"
From n. Dodge. of Imitation tncorruphi'
Tesih, Surgeon Dentist, New Yotk-"Gentlemen--l
consider your Orris Tooth w the best in
keep tconstanty hand for The patientsease
send me 4 supply (Signed) n. DODGE,
1913 Canal street, New Y ork July IS, 1877
Recommendations have been received from the following
$ j. III. Harris Surgeon Dentist, Nashville. Tenn.
81 j Ii gget, do do
- DE- 5. A. Shurtlcf, Boston.
g John Randall, VI. D., do.
- Walter Charming. NJ. D., do.
$ L. w. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist do.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
To the Public.

Office of tie Trading ard Manufacturing Conpdny,l
f1ietnaond. June IlHs 1887. :
It an election the Stockholders in 1.TRE RICHMOND
TaApISG MANUFAcTURISG ConPANY,'' held on
the Monday in june 1898, benjamin. Fulghum, Isaac
f. Jones. Levinus Hing, j. Il. MenGenhai, T. Newman
Jonathan Townsend and Abel Thornberry. elected
directors for At meeting of the Directors elect,
held James Z. Mendenna elected Presi-
Warner VI. Leeds continued Secretary, and Eli
Brown, elected Treasurer.
frt-They still continue pay the market prices for
and linen rags, and for wool washed the
sheep Those who wool for sale VIII please cali on
King TAT the woollen factory who authorised
purchase for the Company.
w NJ LEEDS Secretav.
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s TR A Y r. d,

NROM the of the subscribers living half mile
T. below Richmond, V htewater. the evening OF
18th large red mich COW. of the Durham and
alderness bred her sides AMI flank, with
large her face and short horns; also heifer
bout Is months old, color and marks like the
be somewhat difficult distinguish them apart
shall very obliged any person who shall give any
leading the discovery and procuring of said
cattle; person taking charge of them shall be fully
compensa ted for all trouble and expense they
w. BANCROFT.
Glenhope, near Richmond, 18th 2Sth, 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
Double Coverlet Weaving,

ME- Subscriber would inform the public that he has
commenced business of Coyerles Weaving again,
all lis various branches, and by his long experience he
hopes give general saiisfact JEANS manufactured
shares by the yard also good assortment OF
Jeans for SALE by the piece pattern which is
superior power loom Jeans for durability He
be found at his old stand on Front Street,
MATTHEW RATTRAX.
Richmond, June %. 1893. 2l-3m
p He keep constantly fo sale Cotton Yam made
expressly for double coserlets. NJ X
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To the Afflicted.

subscriber having the which was
held by James Grover of this place. for Send
ing MORISON'S CELEBRATED HYGEAN MEDl-
CINE, takes this method of informing the publie that he
has this valuable medicine for sale. IL Richmond,
those who wish avail themselves of the great bee-
fits 10 effects upon the human system in
e!radicatins diseases which flesh IS heir
can be furnished at all times.
SAMUEL PIERCE.
Richmond, june %, 1888. gift
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9Th mo. 18Th, 1893.
4 Administrators Sale.

"I1tI be offered for sale the 28th day of Septe-
w Der next, the late residence OF Nathan Rich,
deceased Ilsborough W Indiana the per-
s0na property of the said deceased consisting OF Bnsgy
one Bureau. 3 P!Oughs, Feather Bed, and OF
@ Household and x ;chem Furniture, sc. Sale
10 comm at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Terms made known
day Of sale. Estate supposed to be solvent. Due at
tendance will be given by
MICAJAH WEISNER, Administrator.
August It'll. 1893. 3I-ts
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Speculation!

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the undsr-
signed Administrator de bonus non, OF the Of
Paul ford. dec WILL in pursuance OF decree of the
WAYNE Probate Court made the August Term thereof
proceed offer III BLiG SALE, part OF the estate
Of said Gecades Saturday, the I'D day o! September
next O'Clock, L. NJ the South half of Lot No 6i in
that part the Borough of Richmond laid OUT by John
Smith Said half lot is situated Front street, the
Public Square. we'll calcula ted for pleasant private
residss,.e.
TERMS -One-laIf down, the balance i'll three months
after purchase.
MICAMY WATSON,
Administrator de bonus
Richmond, August 18th, 1888. 32,s
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GOOD BARG AIMS.

THE subscriber selling the following ausble
property in and adjoining Huntsville. viz: lot atng
e24 Cross Street. l66 feet N length four lofroni
ing S23 Main Street-.wo of them meath faced.
one being Main and State Streets, having
house built III the modern style, and eaty
finished, also large stable with frame crib and saddle
room, conveniently arranged Also, ONE HUNIRED
and SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND, handsomely Sit
uated the south adjoining the eighty OF which
under good fence, and about thirty HINTS
vile is situated in Randolph county, Indiana baauii-
fu elevation s. miles sou;hwes, from Nincasste even
miles due north from Economy. miles north from VIII
liamsbt-gr and twelve miles from Windsor.
Economy ktua:i~~-cn wA2s. the
road running y ew Case Ninchst7-
Also county road passing through from .uncieovn TO
Newport and surrounded by country surpassed
haps the fertility soil and heal.hnsss Of eli
which settled by industrious sand enserising
Of farmers having nexhaastibe bed of
within miles; also, several mills and MERCHANT
mill within short distance, in successful operation
There is also posi- Office. receiving mails from north
south Merchants and mechanics wishing
obtain desirable situation and purchase valuable
property the reasonable rates. will do well TO call
an for themselves. Terms viii be made very
liberal. ABSolOM HUNT.
n B. good opening stand, competition
nearer than seven miles. A. ii.
Huntsville, Indiana, Aug. II, 1888. 3l-u
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Plane Mandatory,

Opposite DR.. w. q. Smiths, on Fifth street,
North of Mcin.
rARPENTER's, CooPER's, and CABINET
y PLANES, of every description, and of the best
workmanship, constantly on hand and made
order, by T. d H. NJ PARK.
n-ORDEns from Merchants or Mechanics at a distance
will prompt attention and despatch, the
reasonable We warranted in saying that
work will be inferior made elsewhere.
n. Ii. PLANES of all descriptions can be had at Basil
Brightwelrs store. Il. & H. NJ p.
Richmond, July %, 1888. 29tf
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Nsa Ca sE4GWIGIEs
Surgeon Dentist.

PERMANENTLY located iii RrcHMoND IND., is pre-
pared perform all operations i'll his profession in the
scientific always using the best of materials
for artificial purposes
All operations warranted. Also SPLENDID tooth pow
DER for sale, of his pounding which will beau,If
and restore health the gums.
Cleanliness is Indispensable those who desire sound and
healthy teeth.
nc-y~OFFIcE DOOR EAST d. D. SLoAN's HoTEL
June 10, 1888. 23tf
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fEtsuI1VAiLo

Icyl.slk.NN Y .AALO
FOOT & SHOE STORE-Tbe subscrbsf % .
ID we'd his stand to the store recently occupied
Moffitt & Co. one door West of l.. J. sassess -
where he intends. TO carry the Boo, and Shoe -
all its various branches. and hopes to have M"
lie patronage.
Likewise for sale, good as the =,
80 pair thick Boots h0me.neee
50 do Calf do do -
80 do Women X id slipper ..
HENRY S. CRocKI
RtcsnoSn Jan % Is2S =
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
S PRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered into copartnerhip
firm of |. f. Jones, Co.. respectfully
public that they have established Foundry north
OF Richmond, and prepared furnish all kinds OF
Castings with dispatch and in the The
will also furnish patterns fwan,ed, on fair terms
/. E. JONES.
JESSE FL. HUTTON.
October 22d. 1896. 42,f JOHN N. HUTTON.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
CALEB 30 WILl-LL-ALLS9

Z ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted TO him, 10
= make payment, ne very much III of
this time.
~ \. b. He has constantly hand n. all times,
81 DDLES BRIDES. H.i RyNESS UI{fFIS. coll
Lars and SADDLE TREES; all of which he will
ell on fair and reasonable
RICHMOND. Sept. D. 1887. 3Ttf
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q HIDES BARK wANTED.--RIcHARD MOORE
will commence the TANNING business at the old
s,aud of Morrison Wggns where he wishes pur
chase a quantity the above articles
HIDES AND BARK will be received for Leather and
by MoRRIssoN < "IGaINs; and for Saddles
and other articles, by D. p. WIGGINs & Sons.
Picb,,o,d Or y 1891 42rf
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Wood and Iron Turning.

GNfE subscriber, having rented rstate privilege at
VIM Bancroft's Factory, Richmond, is now pre-
pared TO fill his line; and, from his long expert
Wood Iron Turning, he fla tiers himself that by
business, he viii be enabled please all
persons W may give him call. Cabinet Ma
ker call and examine his workmanship
patterns, prices. before purchasing elsewhere.
n B. WANTED,-A large quantity of lumber, suta-
BILE TO turn for which prices will be paid
SIMEON MACY.
Richmond. Sune 9, 1893. 22tf
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THE subscriber, having purchased the sfocf = -
d HAMILTON, has made large addinos
and is ready 70 furnish ais friends and ess~n
as good an assortment, and good terms .
p'''A's'- :" '''' "'''' s'1''' ELLIS r oof!zh:.
fHWork made To order, on the shortest n'''''
fnended gratis. ~
Richmond, June2, 1888.
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Printed and Pu bliehed every Saturday by
HOLLOWAY & b. w. DAVIS.
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Merchants Druggists and Others, advertising by the
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