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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-24
SHERIFF,S SALE.

z DY virtue Of Execution - directed from tbs
Wayne Circuit Court, | wiz expose public sale,
House door 10 the Town of CentrevIlls, Wayne
county, Indiana SATURDAY, the i5ia day ofDece
ber 1888, follow ing property, wit: HOUSE and
LOT, in Town OF Boston, Wayns county, Indiana,
known number being 2s numbered N pa, of
said Town taken in the property of Joseph
Brown, a this suit of VIII am d. Fouts.
G. NOBLE, Sheriff w c.
Nov. TO- 1893.
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PUBLIC SALE.

HE Saturday the 1T Of Dec. next, VIII be sad, all tia
personal of Tiateus Ives deceased, Consisting
OF Mares, horse Wagon. large quantity of
Boots ana Shoes, and coarse Tubs and measures:
household and kitchen furniture. Sale be held
house subscriber in Richmond. and 10
o'clock. Terms made known the day of sale
PETER EWING, Admir-
Richmond, Nov. iCth, 1883. !.-3t
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

N1OTICE is hereby given, that The unders'gneh mas
taken gu, Wayne Probate Court letters tesla
nv on thu estate Deborah Johnson. deceased
(IJ-AH person. indebted 70 eie saa esa a ~. 70
oues:rd 10 make payment; and those having
claims against the same, notified present tns. duly
authenticated for settlement within t" eve aons i'o' '
LEVI COFFIN. Executor
45-Jt
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T0NsiLE0Us,
(TortnoUsiy termed TONSDR1 TY('AL)

To shave, or shave, that il the question -
Whether tits nobler in the man, suffer
The stings and scratches of his week-od bristles,
Or save himself a of anxious troubles,
Aad, Dy good shaving end thsui 70 sbnvs,-.3seep,
No more Stak,.poic
ssCorna one, come a'' and sec If I,
From this, my manifesto, fly;
Then, .sBE KNOWN WE, JAoon WALLACE,
(Or any name you please 10 call va,
Sometime, they Us 'Jaks" or "Darkoe,'
But odds what you call us,)-flarkse.
Wen shave you smoother, closer. faster,
Than Bidde would old shin-plastnr:
AID if you'll stop Nunbe. no l's,
Jus, opposite to SLoAs's--now OwFs's:
You'll say that BARRIERS ne'er were brisscr,
AT beard or hair, Dandy whsker;-
For WALLACE you will cry ''sncore.'
Unless ye=i've been sstaIj-siarci'' before.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1898. All
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DIED-In borough Tuesday last coMii
SMITH son of Isaac MagaEe, Smith, aged II years
4 months 10 days
Oh Yesterday morning, ,IARG tRET SMITH,
consor of Isaac SMITH, formerly of Chester County, Penn
svlvania aged 81 years months and - days.
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Fan Yard for sale.

YENHF wishes sell, private sale, his
YARD. in the of NEWPORT. Wayne CO., Ind,
with good frame Bark House and Curying shop, cast
Bark Mill and tools. together with considerable STOCK
If wanted terms vii! be liberal.
>.r,>,-, r IN no 1A,, la3S 46-3inr
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TWILL De sold. the lOth dav OF welfih month De
w cernber) next al the personal estate OF
r. deceased consisting Horse, 20" ana
Calf Hogs two Wagon. one Store. nay IN me
s.rk rod set Framing tools: also. moulding p,a1e
rhises and ,oois tedious 10 meniIon f'
g md Kitchen furaitlsre Sale be held at the ete
es;sn-e of tn. Dublin aai to commence al
|" AARON l.. PLEAS.
JOSIAH NORRIS,
- 11ae (45--T Administrators.
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REMOVAL.

A POTHECARIEs' HALL. IS removed To 81 Main
~ 81. where the Subscribers would be happy 10 wait on
their old friends would inform the public generally
,,; from the arrangements that thay have uade they VII
h. able 10 furnish DRUGS. MEDICINES, P4LNIS,
OILS, and DYE SICTFS, in quantity quality ana
price. satisfactory TO all. fEoh q ~
Cincinnati, Nov. II, 1888 traz.J 4o--oo
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
-oTIfr hereby riven the undersigned have IA
kan letters OF Adminstra ton the estate Of Abs
sermons r. DECD all persons indebted said estate
requested iInm. ymsnt. and those having
against same, not fef to present them, ddy
authenticated f5s settlement within twelve months from
ibis date The IS supposed 70 DO solvsn;
AARON l.. PLEAS,
JOSIAH MORRIS,
lin mo- Eth. 1885 (45-47) Admini.sra' tore
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II. persons indebted the of fhadeus Ives,
~ deceased, requested 10 mak immediate payment,
and having claims against the said estate,
present legally authenticated within year The
is supposed to bo solvent
PETER EWING, Admit
Richmond, Nov. 10Th, 1888. 4i--3t
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NEW AND FRESH GOODS.

ISI RECEIVED assortment OF FALL. AN ID
- WINTER GOODS, GROCERIES, and q 'F'ENS-
ARE, comprising almost article called for among
which re:-Frcuch and English herinoes. Circasans,
Plain and Figured ombazett5, Ladies and Men superior
winter Gloves; Merino, Wors,ed, ard lambs wool liosa
md hail Hose: Brown and Black Musiins; G m Elastic,
worsed and cotton Sur pehders; Bobnes. Qulogs Edg
ne,; SWISS Jackone and Bobineti lnsertinss; Silk Vel
vets: Metno, Chay and variety OF Dress Shaws;
Satin mad }onbazine Stocks: Nackinaw AMI other Ban
ksts. Red and white Flaunels Canton Fnnnels; Baze
Tickings Bateinss;
great variety Of Msrr.nac and Fancy Caicocs, dark
coors: Painted Nuslins; Plain and Fancy silks; plain
silk Shawi. Brown, rsd bandnnna and pongsa Hanlker-
chiefs; Beache and unbeached Sieetngs and Shr,ngs;
i......-, Ready Vests Threads Needless &c.
Together with general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
AND BRO6sANS, Hardware, Groceries. &c &c.
All of ADORE rtrles will be sold terms
be purchased elsewhe!s.
MORRISON & TYLOR.
Eleventh month eth, 1888. .i,f
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in Hampshire. If there is any choice in Middle
sex, the Wings elected 1t is not certain thai
the locofocos have chosen a single senator. In
Bristol there is believed be choice, and If So
the vacancies will be filed by wings.
The returns we give Of members chosen TO tie
house show that the wings will have an over
whelIning ma jority in that body.
OF the members Of congress chosen, ten are
wings, and ono IS a loco la i,ddiese< ci,.,ice.
Representatives, to Congress.-RicharI F..u;ch-
er IS Reelected IN this city by over two thousand
majority.
John O. Adams is reelected in the Plymouth
district without any serious opposition
Lcveret Saltonstlll Is chosen in Essex North
district by over lI00 ma jority.
Caleb Gushing is reelected in Essex North dis
,rict by very large majority
William B. Calhoun is reelected in Uampden
bv near 1000 ma jori,y
James {. Alvord is chosen in Franklin bv an
overwhelming majarIty. His majority ia the
Worcester towns OF the district IS verv large.
Henry Williams, iocosocn, is chosen H. the
Bristol district by about 100 ma iprity over y B
Borden, the present representative.
There can be no question of the election of
Messrs. Breed and Briggs icom the Barnstable
and Berkshire districts.
GEORGIA LEGrsLATuRE.-From the correspon-
dent Of the Augusta ConstItutionaiist, under dat
Nov. 9th. from MiIIedgevic, learn that on
that day, the Legislature convened and organized
bv the appointment of Judge Dougheriy. (Vhio)
President of the Senate, and Mr.. Day, (V. Is }
Speaker of the House.
The vote was as follows
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We learn from the Columbus, Ohio Statesman,
that the Hon. w. H. CREIGHTON, tho Wing mem
Der elect to the House of Representatives from
the counties of Favette and Madison, died at his
residence in Washington, few days since lbs
death was caused by bleeding at the lungs, com
plant he had long been subject to.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED
Those in italics Wings
I'd do James De la Montanye.
Ogden Hoffman.
Sd do / Edcari Curtis,
Moses H. Grinel. Wing gain.
lJames Monroe, Wing gain.
4,h do Gov kembe
9Th do Charles johnson, Wing gain.
9th do Nathaniel Jones
7th do Rufus Palen, Wing gain.
g, !, Mitchell :Sandford.*
Gun uo IJoHN ELY, Conservative.
9th do Hiram p. Hunt, Wing gain.
10th do Daniel d. Barnard, Wing gain.
18th do Arson Bro'rn, Wing gain.
10Th do Ddrid Russell
18th do T. A. IomianSOn.
18th do
18th do Peter G. Wagner, Wing gain
10Th do Andrew W. Doig.
(John G.. FLOYD
l'h w david P. Brewster
18th do Thomas c. Chinendcn, Wig gain,
10Th do John II. Prentiss.
2Oih do Judson Allen
2lst do JOHN c. CLARK. Conservative.
Is. B. Leonard
ed do }Amasa Dana.
&c. Beers. to fill vacancy.
90, >, On H. Earll.
2ou 90 1LAwaEScE FOSTER, Conservative.
24th do Christopher Morgan, Wing gain.
25th do Theron r Strong
26th do Francis Granger.
9th do
2Sth do Thomas KempshaN.
o., ,, (Seta u Gates, to fill vacancy.
~ " III Putnam.
Both do Luther G. Peca,
3lst do K p. Horrin.
SD do Willard Fillmore.
33d do L. F. MITCHELL
sit is reported by some that Aaron vanderpool
- 70 elected hui have strong Grounds 10 he.
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sit is reported by some that Aaron vanderpool
is reelected. but we have strong grounds to be-
lieve such is not the fact.
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E'rom the Boston Mercantile Journal

john c. CALHouN.--Mr Calhoun is a Of NOR
dnate ambition. lie aimed at the Presidency of the
United Sates-he dsappointed-and his feelings
have been soured ever since. He conceves that his
worth and talents have been appreciated by the
citizens of the Northern States and his hostility 70
every thing of Yankee orign-to every measure WHICH
promote the welfare of the Northern States We
should reluctantly believe that Mr., Calhoun wishes to
create separation of the Statesbut all his political
movements to have tendency, directly or udl-
rcctly, to bring about that result
Possessing extensive Influence in his native State,
Mr.. Calhoun could do much if he disposed,
ward extnguishing the spirit of hostility toward the
Northern States, which peryades that part OF the
and fast gathering strength, threatens to annul the
Union. BY adopting such course he would deserve
the gratitude Of his country, and might expect the need
due distinguished statesman and hlgh-mlnded pa
triot But he has thrown his weigh, into opposite
scale Unlike Webster or a Clay, he cannot be
sidered american Legislator, but merely South
eru statesman-and all his efforts appear to have the
object Of establishing great SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcy,
OF which he is 10 be placed at the head John c. Cal
houn is disappointed man. and dangerous mamie
possesses talents of the first order, and therefore
to be feared than despsed.
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From The Lcesburp Genus Of LiJertv

Mr. TALLMApaE We invoke the attention Of all
parties to the admirable speech of this gentle nan
Much as we dislike filling so large portion Of pa
per with article, yet there times when Of
duty lmperiousy calls for ii. Nothing could be
opportune-nothIng useful, just at this moment,
than the calm the clear and although de-
yelopment OF the Of the remarkable change
in public opinion, which may be gathered from
tive perusal Of this speech Here are no dull absirac
tons in politics fayore theories urged with the
covert design to catch the heetlng bubble of popular
favor-It is business speech, full of facts, and all
these facts coming directly home to the suierngs Of
Of the whole community No candid read 1t
without being struck with the gigantic and deliberately
settled scheme OF the Agrarlan party TO overthrow the
whole credit system of the country and erect on its
ruins tremendous engine Of power, which, welded by
the strong arm OF Government, could only be broken
down by revolution and blood Is language thought
too strong! We answer: Candldy examine the de-
tails of the upon the bank and the currency; the
prescriptions of the Government press aud the afro
cous caumnes heapcd upon any man who has the
moral frmness to oppose himself to Executive manage
ment, and will be admitted that, instead OF our terms
being too strong, they do not up to the magni-
tude Of the evil of deranged currency daily growing
from the increasing depreciation of shin plasters,
and bank paper, located few hundred miles from our
residence.
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NEW BOOKS,

Diary If the Times Of George w, 'rM original
Lttcrs from the late Queen Carolnc and rarious ether
distinguished persoas-Auribued to Lady Charlotte
Bury, who as Lady c. Campbell was waiting lady
TO the Princess OF Wales, Philadelphia: Carey,
Lea & Blanchard. , vols. 1898.
We must confess that this is rather an cxtraord-
nary work but just such one as might be supposed
to be exhibited to the public by a lady, as the n Y
Star says "who has been rather gay, and wound up
by marrying a young clergyman her sons tutor"
The curiosity of the title and the Times, insgated
us to wade through this work. but we must say it
was with much the same sentiments of disgust with
which ancient Pistol ate leekS, and swore" The
coarscncSs of immortality which distinguishes this
work, is an andote against its infecton-it is
mic and ipecac. Take dose, gentle reader il won't
harm you
This work furnishes another argument against in
ternaonal copyrights. Surely, our countrymen
would notwiSh TO pay rack-rent for cullivaing the
boys and marshes and sewers of Court Literature!
Ualsiagham, the Gamcstcr. BY Capt Chamier,
r n, author of Ben Brace" sc. Philad: Carey,
Lea & Blanchard, 2 vols. 1898
This is well written and powerful work, distn
guiShed by good sense, correct observation, deep
knowledge Of the world, a very thorough acquaint-
ancc with men and motives, shrewd discrimination
Of character and a deep knowledge the nature
and tendency of that besetting sin of idle and fash
ionable life Gambling. Read with proper spirit
these volumes cannot fail OF being instructive and
useful. The scenes are laid on the Continent, but
the actors are principally English, upon French
stage.-Gamhling is now no longer allowed in the
Capitol ofthe Grand Nation.
The GREAT METROPOLIS: (sEcoND sERiEs) By
the author Of "RaadQm RccoiiceioHs Of The Lords0nd
Commons" Philad L. L. Carey & A. Hart; limo
2vS.
A. For sale by Frank Taylor, Penn. Avenue.
We have been both delighted and edited with the
perusa of these volumes. Here are subjects and
objects for people Of fashion politicians, merchants
brokers, and bankers well as philanthroPists-ihe
reunion of AlmackS Grades Unions, and Radical
DiSunions-S,ock Exchange, and the Royal Ex-
change, recently destroycd-the Bank Of England
the Old Bailey and Newgae-Fauntcroy and Mrs
Fry DR.. Dodd, and finally, the "Pcnny-a- Liners"
so christcncd BY Goblet, "rhe beast as OConnei
called him.
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From The Boston Book.
sTANZAs.
by RUPUs DAWES.

BY RUFUs DAWES.
Yes still love ihee-Time who sets
His signet on my brow,
And dimS my sunken eye, forgets
The heart he could not bow
Where love that cannot perish, grows
For one alas that litle knows
How love may sometimes last
Like sunshine wasting in the skies,
When clouds are overcast,
The dew-drop hanging Ger the rose,
Within lis robe Of light,
Can never touch a leaf that blows,
Though seeming. TO the sight;
And yet il still will linger there,
Like hopeless love, without despair
A snow-drop in the SUM-
a moment-fnely exquisite,
Alas! but only one.
would not have thy married heart
Think momenlly Of me
Nor would tear the cords apart
That bind me SO to thee;
No! while my thoughts seem pure and mild,
Like dew upon the roses wild,
would not have thee know
The stream that seems 10 thee SO still,
Has such tide below
Enough, that in delicious dreams
see thee, and forget
Enough, that when the morning beams,
feel my eyelids wet
Yet could | hope, when Time shall fall
In darkneSS-for creations pail
To meet thee--and to love-
would not shrink from aughl below,
Nor ask Tor more above.
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ILLUSTRATION OF REALITY.
Read the folIOwiHg and be eoarinecd!

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the greatest
N ornament belonging TO tho human frame. How
strangely the loss OF changes the countenancs and pre-
maturely brings on the appearance OF old age, which
many recoil at being uncovered and sometimes
10 shun society TO avoid the ests and sneers Of
their acquaintance the remainder Of their lives con-
sequenty spent in retirement In short 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, Oldndge
BALM OF COLUMBIA, stops the hair from falling oil
the first application and few bottles restores II again
IL likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents
the hair from turning grey makes Il curl beautifully ana
frees il from scuh. Numerous certificates Of the rst re-
speciabiliy in support Of the virtues Of Oldrdgcs Balm
are shown by the propnotors.
ar Read The foiioicing.
ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ., late Mayor Of Philadel.
phia has certified may be seen below 10 the high cha
racter OF the following gentlemen,
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
have found il highly seyceabe, not only a proven
tive against the falling of OF hair but also certain res'o-
ratiye
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge, No. 10 porth
fifth street.
yoHNP LNGLIs, aal. Arch street
JOHN d. THOMAS, M. d. l62, Race street.
JOHN S. FuREY. l0l, Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY, 2i3 South, 9TH street.
JOHN GARD, Jr l23, Arch street es
The aged and those who persist in wearing wigs, may
always experience its restorative qualities, yet will
certainly virtues in the estimation Of the public
when it known that three OF the above sgners
than fifty oil age and the other not less than thirty
From The Mayor.l
CoMMoNwEALrH or PENNSYLVANIA,
City of Philadelphia.
I,R0BERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said city OF Phil
adcpha, do hereby certify thai am well acquainted with
Messrs j. r. Inglis, John s Furey, and Hugh McCurdy
whose signed TO the above certificate that they
gentlemen Of character and responsibility and such
full credit should be given to the said certificate.
In witness whereof, have hereunio set my hand, and
caused the seal Of the city tob affixed tins sixth
IT, 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 a, wholesale by COMSTOCK & co, sole
Agent for America 269, Pearl street, New York. and by
most druggists throughout America
March IL
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TINE FRENCH REvoLUTION-A History, by the
l. author Of Saror Rcsartus,' is just published and
this day received. For sale by +. IAlLOR
Also, :" Saror Resarus," vol
Ferdinand and Isabella by Prescott 3 vols.
The Encyclopedia Of Geography voS.-comprisng
a complete description of the Earth Physical Statistical,
Civil and Political; showing its relation TO The Heavenly
bodies IT'S Physical Structure the Natural lIstoay Of
oach Country and the Industry, Commerce, Political In
stutions, &c. of all nations
Albert Gaatin'on Banking.
Home by Miss Sodgwick
History ofthc Late War, vol, with many engravings.
Yankee Notions vol mar 6
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CHITTY ON BILLS.

Mr. Warren, in his Popular and Practical Introduc
ton Law Studes, 492, giving directions to the stu
dent for selecting library, mentions on Bills Of Ex
change Joseph Gritty sen Joseph Gritty, Jr Bayley
and Roscoe and then adds The first OF these, and the
edition of 1885, from which the last American edition is
taken will be found incomparaby the most useful for the
practitioner"
In another place. he says: "Ths is great and very
intricate head of Law, [Bs Of Exchange Promissory
Notes etc and one which the students attention will
be called almost daily = Mr. Chiity's Treatise
which is very complete and mastery one, every
thing relating the subject very conveniently arranged
and with an excellent Analytical Index.
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CHITTY'S CRIMINAL LAW
From The american Jurist and Lar Mdgaeine, 70

''The extensive use of this book, and its weearned
reputation, render any particular remarks from on its
character entirely supeuuus But the and refer
ences by Mr. Perkins 1.-THE American edor to the present
edition, deserve especial mention. They place their au,
thor among American annoators by the side OF Story and
Mctcalf Mr.. Perkins's notes are acute, tho
rough and learned and what very important appended
with critical accuracy their natural places in the text
Reference has been made TO nearly two thousand
cases. in addition the former editions. All the Amerl
can reports have been sited and every which bears
upon any part Of the Criminal Law correctly cited We
do hesitate say, that Mr., Perkinss abors have es.
sentiay enhanced the value OF Mr.. Chittys work
Feb. l0.3t
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BARBOUR AND IIARRINGTONS AMERICAN
EQUITY DIGEST
From Chancellor Yai.OOrth

SARATooA SPRINGS, June II, 1896.
have no hesitation in recommending il to The Pro.
esson valuable Digest Of Equity Cases, which will
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ed with the Reports, and Indispensable TO other members
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From Judge Co,eea.

know Mr. Barbour's means Of research his ability
and industry and do hesitate say that the plan
not be better executed than has been ty him. speak
with the confidence, because used several oil his
heads in the Of judicial research ard found them
Of very great assistance The book is essentially
sary the Chancery practitioner Our undigesied Chan
Gerry Reports numerous, and the publication Of work
Of the kind has already been too long delayed.
L. CowEN.