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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02
U0W NRI33IU;3Bs
NESo lzIADWa

"7OU1D respectfully inform the Ladies Of Richmond
w and surrounding country that she has commenced
the above business all its various Branches and will be
happy and the orders Of those who
feel disposed favor her with their compe
knowledge of enables her that all
hands shall be executed the
approved modern style Of durability, and fashion
FShop Main street, in the building lately occupied
by Dr.. G.. West, opposite ID. D. Sloans Hotel.
Riehn,osd, Jan. 97si 1898. 3:H
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81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear the Toosh-achc patiently.'
Much ndD alp1.a nSal,in

81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear the Tooth ache patiently"
Much ado about n0shing.
MONTAEUE'S BALM.
sovereign and inallibe remedy for the TooD- 4
eecual for the Teeth. Price 81 per ossle
In offering this invaluable Balm the public. many rer
eaes Of its efficacy might b given which the limits Of
forbid publishing and which he by cali
ing the agents, but invite the public convince
Of its almost miracuous relieve this
of all aches, the Tooth ache. il trial when q.
have failed, (eng careful adhere strictly
the directions given each bossle and let or fall
upon its merissU Suffice it say that in thousands
Of has failed single instance. sosd h
after all dental operations bleeding and spungy gums
,ee scurvy, &c, and is decidedly the best tooth
and should be used with brush instead
POWDER substance containing has
~ finest particle of grit is spoken of with
and all who have used have laid aside
offered censers Of the mouth and purifier Of the
BREATH
For sale the Drug Store Of Irwin Reed, Riehmnnd
Pchet Swain, Centcrville also every village
the United States by proper All Orders for
Balm will receive attention If addressed Chas H. Ed
wards, Cincinnati, who 10 Gsnera agent for the Weyesn
country.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

FKEE TRADE 2M0 MECHAN1V'S NA~"1 -
T1HHE having entered into Copartnershp un
der the Of ain, l. Co., take pleasure in in"rr-
ing community they have erected cnnmodous
Machine Shop, The Richmond Foundry, 4 arc now
ready give prompt attention all orders for a"d
Spinning Machines, Turning Iathes. any Kind Of ma
chinery: also turning either in wood iron OF any
description Having employed FIRST workmen, the.
with confidence Tin ability and dispositions please
qualities and pricc ask patronage s'o
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN.
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL TIiOKNDURY.
Richmond. Jan. I. 1897. III
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ADVERTIS EMENTS.
4. N. LEWIS, Surgeon Dentist.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Richmond
and its vicinity, that he has located IN this place,
he will all times be pleased 70 wait upon one
who may need his services He will insert natural ar-
neal TEETH. from single complete set,)
CLEANSE PLUG, or EXTRACT, with tho least possi-
ole pain together all other operations necessary for
tho improvement and Of the teeth All opera
lions warranted, and pay required of those who are net
perfectly satisfied with his work.
-Ils may be found Dr. Smiths Office. IN Fifth street.
Of Dr. Nixon. Those who may desire It
vi II be waited upon a their residence.
April 7t,, 1893 13n
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TAKE NOTICE.

nR. WN. B. SMITH, respectfully ss,icits all shsse
IL indebted 70 him os logger period than yeas,
call and sess-es cash from ahoss Of laser dass will
b fefuaed.
Gkplmpssafivs 1eceaiy has psompssd this DUN, and
die hopes twill b panes.ally assembled
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

James C.. Ferguson,

- LAS just received from Phadel
Aak phia, large assortment of Jew
f~ya elry, gold and silver watches, a spler-
did alabasscr time piece, almost eve
\aER - ~ ~ pattern of Breast pins, finger rings,
V ear drops, Cutlery, pencils, combs,
complete of Britannia ware, mu-
steal INSTRUMENTS, Pocket books, and
nea..y every thing called for in his
line. The public respectfully invited :ai and
inc. Clocks and watches repaired usual.
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ID lC4.e.A qsaseisy of superior RICE, received asd
III Es saIsby FLEMING 4 ADDIENAN.
Riehmond, May jsh, 1883.
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U0mW10Ct0fGR Oh S11VeP ware,
Corner Of sixth Z walnut streets, Cincinnati.
AS constantly hand and will make order all
tices his line Of business among which Table,
Dessert and Tea Spoons, Tea and Coffee Urns Pitch
of various Cups and Tumbers, Soup Ladies'
Butter Knives, &c. &C., all of which be had the
above establishment the reasonable terms The
public respectfully invited call and examine for them
Selves
Cincinnati, Nov. l6, 1887. 45-sf
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Indian1 Mutual Fire-Insurance
Company.

Company.
Chartered January 3Oth, 1897
Office, No. 4 4, Blake,s Building, opposite Brow.
ning's Hotel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and 7reassrer.
CHARLES w. CADy, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully organized, is ready to
receive applications for insurGnee.
Every person who nsures in this Company becomes
member ii, privileges eorpo
and Immediately interested in its general
condition. The
making his application for insurance, required give his
promssory Obligation called the prenis note, without in
and the hazard of the risk, which he pays
advance No further payment required
should during Of years.
being the for which policies ssed 1t which times
such losses To building of best class
Of risks the of 81 900, the assured would give
for $40, per of which paid in advance.
s., and 81 for the Policy would make only s. his
sona trouble and anxiety saved 20 the assured in be-
ing required make annual Of The
company insure trors of the essma ted value OF build
inss, and ose-hay of personal property
The Contingency which the calls
the premium depend, the
the actual results in many similar be ad
duced. No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
with such adverse fortune
ezasions, which is than be eonpa-
viii safer cheaper, and certainly
table, than by other method devised
Portal loses viii be paid in full exceeding the
mount insured
shossed Agent for Indiana Mo,ual Fire
insurance Company BY order Of the Board Directors
CHAS. w CADY, Sec'y.
July, Is, 1881 97Iy.
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Great Western Agency.

FORSEE, Esq. having been recently appointed Gene
- al Agent by the Central committee Indianapolis 10
editorial Of the State Of INDIANA begs leave
offer his services agent editors Of
residing in other States, and all Others who have demands
residing in said State His Office
will be kept at Indianapolis, where any business in his
line will be punctually attended Instructions received
and all orders speedily and faithfully executed. Twelve
per commission will be exactcd all collected,
forwarded the order Of the creditor The
editors newspapers, who members of editorial
this State and such Others design become
hereafter members Of the well those who feel
promoting the editorial the United
States, respectfully requested
in their papers, if consistent, charge after
which time the usual price viii be paid for each insertion,
such and may become members Of the associa-
lion, and until dscontinuance II ordered
October, Ii. 1887. 4O-3m
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mind would be more foscibly struck with the idea
Of an overruling Providence, than in . desert,
With the stars shining brightly over head, and not
a sound or object meeting the senses. A sas
kneeing upon the sand, with head uncovered, and
hands raised to heaven, i" suppliance, is to my
mind scene perfectly devout. Man, in such a
case, Offers the nearest appearance Of what he is,
in comparison with God. On the one hand, there
is a being sitting upon his throne among the stars,
governing all things by the Of his will; on the
other, speck Of creation, without power. save
what he derives from the goodness Of his Maker;
the one is all majesty, and glory, and might; the
other all weakness and want. Surrounded by
luxury, rolling in wealth, and the purchased en-
signs Of command, man thinks himself God.
What fool!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

RATES K WALES,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
TEYHOT.ESAIE Dealers in DRUGS. P4LN7S,
" OILS, DYES7UFFS, GL~ASSW.fRE, &e :,
have on hand very stock which they will sell
low purchased of the mountains Neresnnfs
Manufacturer and particularly invited to
examine .hei, assortment, Gin. Caz
Feb. ,, 1888. SON
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LoxcEvIrY.-A family Of s brothers and 2 sis
tcrs, by the name Of Evans, who appear TO have
escaped from the ark. and who are now living at
Smiihfeld, Rhode Island. count in their united
ages a slice out Of the calendar Of Old Time Of not
less than 7lS wears! The Providence Courier
says they arc in excellent health, and have never
lived in airy extreme Of temperance or intempe-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

The subscriber, having purchased of Mr.. CHARLES W.
APPLETON, his Stock in Trade. respectfully infroms
his friends and the public generally that he has hand
large aad valuable collection Of BOOKS in the various do
parlments Of Lar, Medicine, Politics, Literature, Re-
IgI0n &c which he will sell a small advance, for
CASH: and accommodating terms to punctual Gus
toners.
He has also large assortment Of Stationery, 1T the
quality and likewise a considerable variety o: Fancy
.a,ficies CHiLdren's Toys &C.
BOOKS may be had prices varying from three cents
thirty doars and other articles in like pro-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02
SCHOOL SOCKS,

OF all kins kept constantly hand, and furnished to
Teachers, and others who buy sell again, at small
advance.
~ Teachers, and gentleman of the legal and medical
professions who may wish make purchases, will find il
their orders the subscriber. who
all such works may be ordered she lowest
rates. will be made fill any orders for
BOOKS SC. from the Eastern Cities, ae short notice.
LYNDE ELLIOTT.
April IA. 1851
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02
FRANCIS ]. METTAUE1, ~
Pesr OvvlC1, PGrEassuas, Ok n -
~. A..... R1,sc~s p ~ (RAdnaomn. =. T.,

NJ AavnKD HU0Ea, T. y. Ckassso5n, . .. -
Dear Sir .-Docso r. J. Messasss, of DIS ps:A
called ,Don bv M MnnsaGue 6us . lssses, - wAiseo
mepsis the Moaher's Comfort, in al eases 81
confidence may b placed in any ssass~sss
give On any subject lie 10 physician u n.a -.
r,.r;enee and has psaesisrd in this win 49, +
Nv beliefs. that the medicine viii recousee.
consider il . valuable mediciDe, and have -
ing certain remedy in affections u ths essA
specifically, your obedisns servant.
Rne sale. HhnleaalA AnA fQ4Qil ~ l1ve0
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ON HAND.

splendid assortment of Cutlery, consisting Of FRS,
quality Razors, fine pen and pocket Knives, silver and
pencil silver and common ehnbes, best
drilled nesds points, ladies fine work box
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-02

NJ O1lCE.~All persons indebted the snbscriher bv
Morn ~ BOOK a6e count requested make imme-
date paymsne ~ hs - anxious TO close the business Of
old establishment JOHN SUFFRlNS.
RcnsoySs Dee. 80, 1897. slU
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Further f0rSsc0lnrS.-WC yesterday gave ns
detailed account our time and limits would pc:-
init, Of tho destruction by fire Of the Pennsylvania
Hall. in North Sixth street. We have since en-
.leav ored ascertain further particulars, and pro-
coed 70 give the result u inquiries. Ii
seems that the w0rA Of destruction was planned
and ron,ummated in the mist deliberate manner.
Tho Mayor was ON the ground ut an early hour,
,t the head u . party Of Police. He locked the
door and took the key Of the Hall, and enjoiocd
poacc and good order upon the multitude that was
rapidly assembling. He was replied TO mildly
but firmly at first, and attempting to arrest
one OF the snoss active Of the crowd, several Of
the police officers were knocked down, and the
offending party rescued. Ii was soon apparent
that the police force which had been collected for
the occasion, totally inadequate to the crisis;
position Whatever, TO tho movements Of the be-
sicgcrs. The Mayor himself received blow on
the back, from . bludgeon or stone, and was
very unccrcmoniously hustled through the crowd,
Col. Wasmough, the High Sheriff, was also pres
but his efforts to prevent the catastrophe were
mo-, q whit more successful. He arrested several
indiv idu.is; but they were speedily torn from hiss
grasp; the persons standing BY refusing Z" coop
crate with the public officer. Tho Col. was also
treated with very little ceremony. ssd soon found
Il wholly impossible to resist the current. These
effects q preventing the destruction Of the
property, having been successfully resisted, the
crowd, OF rather chief actors IN the scene, pro-
ceeded more deliberately u work.
The doors Of he Halt were feeced by scant-
ings, planks, and hatehefs, obtained for that pur
pose, eed party q thirty o. forty men and boys
rushed into shs building. Two unsuccessful At
sempss ware made to produce eosflagration. Tho
sA'sd. however, was more el5sctual. Tho win !
dow Minds were tesa down aud breken into fag-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
TOOTH ACHEn TOOTH ACHEin
yANIsENs CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA

az This preparation has w all where IL has been
usd and has been placed In contact with the Of the dis
essed tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that and tormsntrg anneysnee the Toofh
Ache Unlte other articles Ter the purpose, be
applied lin the utmost safety as soti the least degree
burful 10 the eeh and Therefore produces injurious e.
fecss " placed contact with those that sound. As
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
la sneeess Is without parallel. II thoroughly removes
all and leaves the Teeth In NJ condition Tor
being filed; and, eF-ctnsly arrests the progress
~ decay, and evsutusy removes those portions that
have sready become carious entirely destroys that
dsgreeable smell which always impaired the breath
nv dseayed teeth Price 80 cepu For sale only Nv W. 81
monsoon 70 FuI,on street Jares NJ Hart, NJ D., corner
Broadway ssd Chambers r. NJ 0uor corner noverv
gr,ncs street. Pke and Henry whole
sale and retail al Grsad street, between East Broadway and
Division street. jis 3meods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

THH EsW1ATrInAsrtLf ,s1ps.S 4. =.
engagements necessary the opening Of fsslosabs Hat NJ
tNb6shnes would inforn bis friends and the csnmuny a.
large, he is now prepared offer fer The Inspection OF
those who may honor hlm b visit a. article winch he
fsnaiy hopes win be found suited :" their desires
In appearing before Fashionable Wod, to nanufaeure
and this most essential article Of dress and 70 su.
the peculiarties Of oil taste the
proprietor notnss nsie magnitude OF the
but rests with perfect confidence in the experience he has
derived many years constant close and practical
plicaon 10 this particular branch OF the business
For tile information OF those who may chose TO favor him
the proprietor would his decided determination 10 deal
strictly the Cash Principal The facilities OF purchasing
the material manufacturing, eHtreyt orc asne weud
self that pains orexpense shall be wanting on hs arts
watchtu anticipate lie wou solicit
candid unbiased inspection OF the goods OF his preaucto0
An assortment of Canes Umbre Stocks Gloves Brusoet.
NC constantly on hand. n73m+ WALLIS. 170 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
JOHN SCOTT Co.
MECHANICS, EXCHANGE COMeANy,s

Wall st. New YorkThe Coap.ny having !sken The bant'
buyrs selling ds<ounting and collecting and drafts
most OF the states favorable terms and buying and sch
ling gold silver bank generally. The
pan which this Institution have taken IN irving ample security
Into hands of dreresed gsntemen of reputation and
wor,h have Srued for undoubte confdepce-s
o that ter cheeks drafts the aaerens hanks
the principal srokers and pass as readily asd ~ The
ali .apk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05


UAhM TIL EA vAE.-To-MoRR0w EvENINo,
wi be performed, fer the BepeEt Of Mr. PLACIDE,o
PATRiCIAN AND PARvENU; or, Confusion worse Con
iounded-Sir Osbaldslen de Mowbray Mr. kichlngssif-
MARY stilion, Mrs Rchardsen-Hs Sally sauadsrs, Mrs.
Vernon
Ts which win be added, BOMBAsTEs FURIOsO- General
bonbastes, Mr. Pscide-Fusbos, Mr.. Richlngs
Is conclude with THE AGREEABLE SURrRlSE-Don
Felix, Mr.. Fishsr-Cowsip, Mrs Richardson.
Doors open Al o3-perOrnlan corasence al ocnck
ooIesel-Pit 80 cens-Gailery Is cents.
NATIONAL THEA TK k---Lste Ha,sn Opera
;,, hheaie-MR. WALLACk, Lessee--THis EVENING
THE PAROLE OF HONOR-sampson Heartily, Mr. Mat
lews-Jane Miss f.. Wheatley-Ruth HeatIy Miss Ayret.
Aiief which, first time, SUDDEN THOUGHTS-IHpluse,
mmrlbrowne-Jack Cabbage, MIR. W. H. Williams.
THE LADY OF THE LAKE-with new Scenery Decora.
Mons &c-rRoderick Dhu, Mr. H. Wallack-Blanch OF De-
yon Miss n. Wheltley.
Ooors open at 6-Perfo begin Boxes ST. Pit so
cesis Gallery 25 cents
rOLLU-4l0 Bro4drcay, Canal reet-The pnb.
= nc srespecifuN informed this eslabl hnent
Opened ana THIS EVENING will be Produced with entire
new as,w emery, dresses, music. proper les, &C.,
me grand spectacle Of LURLNE or, the Revolt of the
NmaAes-Sir Rupert-B aptistePigrn,- Knights-Seris-
HUc.-amphlbee MISUNDERSTANDING et-Naades
In the course of he evening caMlc SoNG in cbar,ctsr
curing The evening the celebrated Sicas Orchestra under
c cton OF Sig. Pazz lgs, will perform the following
Sraho Overtures-l Overture Of La Rayadere ranged
~, M orenestra " sig Lo Banco; End, Overu of ii Pr
Iata ord Overture OF Lo Sposo Iii Provincial 4h Overture
TO conclude with the admired Vaudeville Of LIE CHAu-
MERE SUISSE or, Why dor she Marry!
IS cents - 's'o e
Doors open 6A-per to commence att O'clock
season and other Tickets to be had from 10 A. r. NJ
ine once OF The Apollo, where Aeas may be secured
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05

CHESS The subscriber has st opened in the building
~ rear OF Sunday Morning Office an apartment hand
somey fitted up for Chess Playing.
GenteRen who play wish the game are respect
iuly invited to call and see the arrangements.
The members OF the Club requested to attend the
Lays eykry Saturday evcning at II o'clock
Eanpce through Crockers Exchange Office No IA Ann
from Broadway through the lone hall adjoining
AmsvScan Museum. ARM BASSFORD
Ma Qt,t
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GEOLOGICAL INsTlTUTE. No. 81 BDwERy

IOOLOGlCAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that the Institute is
nov open for the season. The collection of animals the
recherche and that offered sr pu in
specton in this country Mr. Van Amburgh will enter he
at O'Clock r. NJ, st in the evening The hours OF
exhibition will lie from 10 TO IL the past
4P NJ and from to past in the evening Ambulance %
eens-Cbildren half price. Every attention will paid 10
the ventilation and careful officers TO secure the
vsters from the intrusion OF mpreper persons
Signed G. =. ANGEVINE& co.
d4-SmA Proprietors-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-05
TO THE LOVERS OF DRY FEET.

"Keep the dry head COOL and bid defiance the ply
sician"-Boerhaape.
THE fair lovely Of the land down in the bloom
of life, owing the diseases arising from feet Do
ma ic that enable the ride in their And
when have taken place. the house fire.
dane off, We would then caution readers
matter how healthy guard against wet feet An OF
prevention worth pound OF cureFhiiddeipha Journal
Health.
What the destroyer Of bloom and happiness! Cold and
wet fe. to. s. Gazette.
PIG NAGLE, Of Philadelphia, respectfully Informs the
public located al the Boot and Shoe EestabIis
oA nv der, No. Beekm ST. Clinton Hail. The
opportunity stmbraced INFORM the reader that after
and trial. the subscriber has discover
completely inpervieus, I, he American
Institute has Twice borne testimony To its great utility by
awarding The first diploma 1885 and 1886 and has with
the decided appreciation Of the Franklin Institute
Observation-Disclosures OF the highest respectablity
Notwithstanding the revision and severity of the patent law
Congress the exclusive right and liberty to this disco
for the Of fourteen from the 10th day ct Febru
This Composition mpsrts the leather soft and pliable
which all articles made from elastic quail
ty will suently much longer The necessity
for wearing overshs es Is thus superseded
In questions the subscriber would
peculy inform the reader that the Patented Composition
contain particle Of that offensive and clumsy article
India Rubber.
Gentlemen value health and love dry feet respect
fully Patentee will be In attendance the
above establishment. The Government papers, Diplomas
Certificates Letters &c open for Inspection The Com
position at so cents per box Sea Captains and
Spor,smen would do well to procure the article.
r. g. NAGLE, Paten,ee.
All communications post paid. Patent Rights nhis and
adjoining districts for sale except the Of Kings which
Sold Mr.. Edward Gallagher, rs Fulton St Brooklyn.
B. Reference the respectable gentlemen in this