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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

voice Of Ploughs, directly from The orv m az.
dcon Frabcrn, New York: ~ W.
as No. lOi1
in g go, n' PLOUGHs,
~ seed
inside n The best manner, and from the best rnatcri,Is
cso poghs will DO sold ~ the moderate price NJ g. s3i
~ and 81 90 They daily In expectation " rercivus
arge LOT n those manufactured BY Ruralca Nouree A.
Mason, NJ Massachusetts embracing tIlic or Swivel
Green WARD, fr0s1 the smallest ~ The largest size
Intend keep large assortment Of the vaTons Kind,
of PoUphs manucturcda the North Farmers ami others
may NJ I'll tunes rely upon procuring supplcsof such kinds
as viii be satisfactory both as TO price and qualify
nj GRETTER A. PEaNE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

" square bales Cotton
100 bushels Of Clover Seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
DIR, LEIDr'S INDICATED EXrR1CT
OF SARSApApITTA

sP le-td a. ~ NICyIrpno r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

DR. SwAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs NIRGISIASA
Or WILD CHERRY
E'oR Coughs Colds, Asthmas, Consuinpii,os nv ans
symptoms indicative Of Pectoral Disease A summit
received aud tor sale 10y S"fPS
tas LfELl, JOHNSTON n LYELI,
w = NJ. MrkihlOc's Old stand. RirhmonJ v,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

JUNE, 1871.
Ro. II D ENKlN> has opened one thousand dozen
Stockings aud Hail Hoes, as foIows- $500 -'''
finer ~ "'1'i - W. - oi ah'l
Misses white and black mixed and coI,rcd ,l 10 90,
Is o. au'l finer '''''" NO. 10 ctS'
Men's brown cotton half hose, Is cts Is 81 and2,2d
ladies' black cotton hose, L. Ga p m a. AMI Gn.r
Peruvian and MoTayian 90, fine - ~ ''
ALSO,
Misses colorcd cotton gloves, I2lc
Ladies' do dn do
LIKEWISE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

AZ James Ne hiid0ss Old Stand, Ricb,u5,J V.r,,;,;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIERs IT, IT, s n
ct az chemicals, Dye Woods Painters Arti'
viii sell on lib raj terms '' "''' ''eJ
Nuimegs, Mace, Indigo snuff Naccabox Io,.r
CIn i. s'm'I. ,IoNts laTds, Scotch, do.
C 'la,"l' dy 'hhe Pepper Lamp Hack Black Lead
~ Il'oi ~, a. ho'.'u stone s'aughon's BeTs, Chalk
W. a,y cn'! sues, starch sup. carh soda, Putty
.rIuo,iOe nan, h"swood seidtZ Powders, Soda 10
a,r'Ia'uS, tiE bihe' Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
DMieIeu In:er and Root Castor oil, In bottles
'.Su sIy anu IN OIL EPSON salts, Flour sulphur
nr s, "I,Lc,' 'altpetTe lnk, IN boules, birthstone
essential otis British Iu.,,a
lsinslass, Russia Olive Oii in G,.t.,- -,
Sponge, coarse aud fine b,rrcis " ''>''" "nn
soda, for washing
:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

RII b 7 Nj EIENN SEIUIIT/ pUWUEUs. .o7-I
- which are ususualy offered the public
w No Sc dfate portions, In these by xbirh
prevents any spontaneous action upon othcr cn,t
ueI 10 ono compound powder the cieryescina sonon ~
winch in wafer isvery nearly tasielcsa
Besides being more paiaiahIc IL X made 4, much To-.
une and with Infinitely less trouble than that nTodurcJ
wihthc Two powders prepared the usual way 10, ic
aus g., aS ,hh ~, ~ Al
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-09-14
DEBATE ON THE
VETO.
SPEECH OF Mr.. CLAY,


Os The ErecHfire Message containing
IKE Presidents objections 10 he Bank
Bill.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Mr.. ID. r. Holloway.

Mr.. ID. r. Holloway:
Please % announce VIM. r. FOULKE. a candidate
a lower branch Of tho Legislature,
Gated by the resignation of DAsiEL BRAnBURY.
june 22nd, 1911 MAvy VorERs
t1-We authorised to announce RICHARD JET
FERY, a candidate for the Office of Recorder, for
Union county, nj the August Election.
nArWe Al authorised announce ISAIAH OSBORN,
candidate for County Commissioned, Al the ensuing
August Election.
give authorised to announce THOMAS
TYNER, as a candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR, at
tn ensuing August Election
We authorised TO announce JEREMIAH
L. MEEK n Candidate for Assessor.
Mr. EDIroR:--You will please insert the name
of GEORGE w. WHITMAN, in your paper a
Candidate TO represent the people OF Wayne
County in the lower House in the next Legsla-
ture. He will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
Cambridge May 10Th, 1871.
To the Voters of Wayne Couaty.-The Sub
scriber offers himself a Candidate for the office
Of County Treasurer, at the ensuing August
on the lst Monday in August next.
DAVID MOORE.
CenireviIle May 18th, 1871.
OTfIE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
FELLOW CrrzENs:-I myself a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, the August Election
and if elected, pledge myself faithfully discharge
duties. VI \ EkS SEAION.
Can,-e Nay 1871
To the Toters Of Wayne Comnty-The subscriber offers
a candidate Office of Auditor of Wayne
County, August election, viii
serve public the best of his ability.
FRANCIS KING.
April 24th 1s4I. %l6--a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

! VIEW OF BOTH OcEaNs-The lofty point on
which we stood was perfectly clear, the atmos-
/ phere was Of transparent beauty, and looking be-
yond the region of desola,ion, below US, at dis
lance perhaps Of two thousand feet, the whole
country was covered with clouds, and the city {
the foot OF the volcano invisible. By degrees,
The more distant clouds were lifted, and over the
immense bed at the same moment the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. This was the grand
spectacle we had hoped, but scarcely expected 10
behold. My companions had assembled the vol
cano several times, but on account OF the CLOUDS
had only seen tho two seas once before Inc
points at which they were visible were the Guii
Of Ncoya and the harbor OF San Juan, not d.
rectly opposite, but nearly at right angles to each
other, SO that them without turning the
body In right line over the tops Of the noun
,aIns. neither than twenty miles dis
taDt, and from the great height at hich we stood
seemed almost al our feet. Ii IS the only point
IN the world which commands a view Of the two
seas; and ranked the sight with those most in
torestng occasions, when from the top Of Mount
Sinai looked out upon the Desert OF Afabl IA. and
from Mount Hor saw the Dead Sea. Stephens
Incidents Of IrareL in Central America.
There is objection the following nnecdote, but
the wit of il excellent, resist the temp
tation print it,
.sNhO DART,
Gumbo a wicked negro who had wi.nes
sed the ravages of the cholera in 1882 with stole
indifference. but in 81 seeing his best friends
dropping off by dozens in Negro Alley, Buffalo,
began to have some fears of giving the last kick
himself, IN pretty much the style he want TO
"fro dat next brickbat'' n Gumbo then,
tor the hrst time thought Of praying. to use his
own phrase, "to de angel of de Lord declaring
that II he could only be spared eds time,' he
would be ready next year to be taken up and alb
forebber in Massa Abraham's bussom.' Some
wags, having access TO adjoining room, sepa-
rd nm al
votinns, knocked.
'.Wtso dGr?''
Ode Angel OBJ dc Lord!''
"What he want?''
'Want Gumbo?'
Blowing out the candle with whew
'No such niggar here Dat niger been dead
dis Two or tree week-dat be de trute-de facn'
Boston Post.
Ierribfe.-It is said that a man in New Or
leans was so cross-eyed that in trying to get u
sleep he wrung his neck off
An exchange paper says that the most digni
he'd, glorious, and lovely work of nature is wo
man, next TO her is man, and Berkshire pigs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Copper, Brass, Sheet-irOn and
Tin-Ware Mandatory

VIE subscriber takes this method of informing the cti-
Il zens OF Richmond, and the public generally
mas the above business i'll Richmond, where he
intends keeping constantly hand general
OF Copper, Brass. Sheeiron and Tin Stills Brew
tulers. Dye, and Haer's Kettles description
made TO order the shortest notice and
ike manner ali kinds of Copper wash,
ties kept constantly hand also general
tinware which will be sold wholesale retail on as
good terms can be bought the All
pairing done the shortest notice. The highest
will be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May 16, 1910 l9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Bronchitis! Bronchitis.
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER
0T1HE BRONCHITTS:n0

NV HIGH spares neither the Young, the Good, the
w Beautiful, but is annually hurrying thousa upon
thousands to premature under the mistaken
consumption The usual symptoms of this disease
Cough Soreness of the Lungs Throat Hoareness, Diff
Guilty of breathing, Asthma Hectic Fever,
fhlegn or Matter. and sometimes Blood
nation OF the fine skin which lines the inside
wind tubes or air vessels running through every
lungs The and ual remedy alarming
wIdepreading disease is the Rev. Governs BALM OF
LIFE Ihs new and invaluable Medicine universally
pronounced. by the mutudes who have used
Its healing vIrUe to be the wonderful and
remedy in the world for the of Broncis Co,aghs
serere Colds, Group. .4stnin Uhooping Cough, and all
diseases Of the Lungs and UIndpipe, which, soon
lead to REAL Consumption.
Inc BALM OF LIFE stands entirely aloof from
eSdck NostTso1s OF the day, having
condence of Pysacias Clergyen. and the intelligent
al classes. wherever has been
pst7, and all Who truly sympahse with human suffering,
every where hail its appearance with heartfelt joy and
look upon the BALM LIFE great IN
common blessings which kind Providence occasionally
slows on man, bat which. like angels visits, few
far between.
tE5tIrcuars continuing numerous testimonials of the
highest respeoiaby, be had, grasuous. of all COR
Agents.
CovEET's BALM LIrE, Zone Dollar per Boute) is for
sale m Richmond, by
IRWIN REED & BROTHER
June 9th, lsf 22s5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
MOriSOn,S Pills.
The Vegetable Universal Medicines of the BrisisE
of


ME Hygean Sycrem of Medicine, wing truth for
Foundations and simplicity for its ture, has
the of timehas pied prejudice oppssl-
tion and has ,corid-re1o,cnedi
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit of
curewHY ?-because all diseases have orgin-mpu-
rity of the Blood and these medicines only ths
certain and eeacnus Of all purifiers of the blood
but they leave the stomach heathfu make good
boodwhich is health. The following speaks itself:
MORRISON'S PILLS.-CAUTION.-B College
Of Health, Hamilton Place, New Road, London, July
II, 1870
Whereas, Horatio Shepheard Moat, Of New York, late
General Agent the British College of Health, London,
publicly making of my for tho sale of
medicines purporng mine. This is certify that
tel with such medicines, and that
protest against such of my name by the said Horato
Shepheard Moat whatsoever, the be-
ing calculated mislead the public And further declare,
DR.. George ylor of w all street. New york, my
only United States of America,
and from whom aIone Agents duly appointed BY
him, my medicines had genuine. In witness where
of, have hereanto my hand and seal
Signed, JAMES MORRISON, the Iygeist,
Presdea, of the British College of Health.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Ga Wall street, N. York, Member
of the British College Of Health, and
Sole Agen, u. States.
The above Medicines be had genuine at the Book
Store of ID. =. HOLLOWAY
Richmond. Ia, Dec. II. Ie40. 4su
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Price Of Bread Reduced!
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber DESTROYS selling at private ga e
4 any OF the property hereinafter described, witt
The House and lot, at the of Main Front
streets. occupied by John Williamson as a store
A building lot. with old house Main street.
adjoining the above named lot the east adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
building lot, also Main street, adjoining prope
~ of Armstrong Grimes the west, running back about
alley extending along whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting good well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The nam build
is AZ by 81 feet with four the first floor, with
passage entry kitchens milk house, wash house, all Of
L--i rUurny staDe, and other buildings
OF good quality. Excellent WATER roomy, and airy
cellar; about two and half acres ground a less
Quantity to suit the purchaser; fruit
kinds The situation is surpassed by my place
for peasantness 1t is well calculated for private
dence and convenient the part city,
and would be good situation boarding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
manent residence, and believes it viii bear inspection
Also Farm of So acres, situated about ] miles from
the City, directly the Greenvle origna owned
and improved by Frederick Hoover owned bv
vid Holloway. The situation unusually fine has on it
several strong api failing Springs excellent orch
ard consisting OF 300 trees, embracing good variety
of fruit
The terms OF sale of any OF the afove property
wiil be tar and liberal, price and Those
POSED to purchase such property, respectfully
call and examine for themse
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Richmond. 9th, Mo. 22nd, 1871. 2O-tf
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Information Wanted.

TTNIIE undersigned, adminstra estate VIM
Neal. deceased. late of Wayne o.Indiana, anx-
ascertain the residence and address of
relatives of said deceased they unable
that there heirs said this
the Western country twenty thirty years
ago, it il believed from Georgia. but from
the State of Maryland Any information respecting his
friends, will be thankfully received, and relations viii
i this. LEyJNUS KING
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond May %. 184I 2o,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1912

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, June Is, 1871.
cEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Ofers for Beef
- "Ofefs Pork the may be, received at
this Office until O'clock r. NJ of the 20h July next, for
furnishing deiyerigg free of all and charge the
United States
5000 barrels of Navy Beef and 5000 barrels of Navy
PORK; barrel contain hundred pounds nett
weight, of Beef or Polk. To be delivered follows viz
200 of Reef at The NAVY Yard, Charlestown, Mass
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