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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
BRANCH BANK AT RICHMOND. f,

VIE Stockholders IN Branch Richmond. the
Stale Bank OF Indiana who paid in tiei-
cond instrument OF SO the additional
subscribed for in 49, viii 10 take notice,
the said instalment will fall the frs, of the Fourth
Month"; (APFli,) io4i when payment will required.
3-o ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
ID STR AN.-W ould respectfully inform his
p friends and customers, that he has
FRESH supply OF seasonable and staple Dry Goods
Also, lot OF seasonable Glass &c.
which he viii sell i9c CASH.
Richmond, Il, mo 23d 1910. 3,f
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05-The Banks of Baltimore, and of Maryland general
y, have determined specie payments 1st
of February. The Banks Delaware already re-
sumed.
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Distribution Of the Public Lands Resolutions III favor
of distribution of the proceeds OF the public domain
the States passed the Senate the State Pennsy
by of Fl to 9, and the hey Stone sanuch Van Bu
paper. and the oic al gan GOV Porter openly
favol the proposition.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

Among the important bills lately passed by the Missouri
Senate, is ssto burn the wolf scalps hand.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

GIVE have received "Report of the select commit
in relation Richmond and Brookve Canal Com
pany, by DR. LANCASTER which intend 10 publish
week.
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REMOVAL.

I NOR SALE OR BARTER-The subscriber wishes
sell exchange for other property, good and
well finished good locations in the city of Rich
mond.
substantial two-horse Barouche-a neat and we'll fin
Buggy; t9o-horse peddIing Wagon; also. good
horse Dearborn. For further particulars inquire Of
]. L kEEFER.
Richmond. Dec. 26th, 1910. 5l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOTEL.
i ME Subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL, in Moncetowr, Delaware county, Indiana,
where hopes receive liberal share of from
ms old friends and public in general The House
large comnodious and comfortably furnished The Stable
and Wagon Yard both large and convenient; with
we'll Of good the yard, and plenty Of good Hay.
ad stable Every attention shall be paid
may call make them happy and comfortable.
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Nuncietown, Feb. 8, 1870. 5f
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New Leather Store.

ME subscriber has just opened a LEATHER STORE
the West end of Morfisoa's Row. and intends
keeping hand. general assortment OF SHoE Harness
and SArDLER's LEATHER: Also. TANNERS Oil,
which will sell. either by the gallon half barrel
fS3-Leather of all kinds bought in the rough
EDWARD SHAW.
" B. 4 fe,r do=. heary Calf. or Kip Skins
,ranted Immediately. 0JLEATHER ariH De
exchanged for HIDES. f. s
Richmond, Ilth 2Ist, 1910. 46-u
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As Cheap rs the Cheapest.
w. GILBERT, has just received from the Allan
- Cities addition his general
OF suitable for the the
styles and latest fashions, which he for sale the
cash system. prices corresponding with the
of money; wishing buy viii do well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere | deter
mined that no house in the place shall underse me.
Richmond, May 8, 1s40. 1S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

Price Of Bread Reduced!
ME subscriber has determined reduce price of
Il Bread to three cents loaf. for cash file
but the best Flour, nd
ientIvs workmen, he confidently the public thar
they shall have good Bread, when purchased OF him He
also keeps on hand and will make nds of
CAKES OF the best quaties giving social
ding parties will find it to their advantage purchase
SAMUEL LOWRY
Richmond, July IL, 1910. 27u
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The election of Mr.. Rives is to fill his own va
cancy, and for four years from the 4th of March
nex'. The Richmond Wing says "beiievipg this
result beneficial TO the Stale, we sincerely con-
graduate the public upon it. To Locofocoism II
is pill of ,nexpressih!e bitterness. The Locos
struggled desperately to avoide the dose; but the
Wing doctors were memorable. There were no
two ways, they said about it."-Cin. Gazette.
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Senators Elect.

The Hon Isaac c. Bates has been, by the legislature
% MASSACHUSETTS, elected Senator in Congress supply
vacancy occasoned by the resignation of John Davis Cow
error elect of that State
The Hon THOMAS CLAYTON. and the Hon RICHARD H.
R.YARD, both Wings of course have elected
Senate from the of Delaware.
The Hon. ALExANpER BARROW. (WhigJ has besn cleo
ted TO the Senate from louisiana.
WILLIAM c. RNEs, was elected Senator from
Virginia, on the 18th INST on the frs, ballot
after a nominating debate of five hours and half.
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CAN DIES.

OF superior quality, made very hes. materials
anu OF gooa "oFkmansh will neither
oehd iheif oacks IN warm weather. He
Ans none but good articles. he viii receive nor
iion OF their patronage Mandatory Marion Street
aeyi door to Judge STATIONS.
\. b. Talow and Beeswax bought, q exchanged for
Candles SAMUEL HUMPHREY
Richmond. lst mo- = 1911. SIT
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Igw gAIIGE SMGE3

n q " = XXSHs6 VFsN u IS1 VsS
"|ILLIAM CLARK, respectfully informs his friends
w and the public generally that he has commenced
business Main opposite Irwin Reeds Apothecary
Store Being well acquainted with of the approved
rules for cutting, and having several years
ia all branches of the business
he thinks he will be able give general
sa abstraction.
N b. Reports of fashions regularly received.
Richmond, Sept 5th 1S40. 35,f
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Extract of letter from T. III. Benton, old Mosey
Dawson, of the Cincinnati Advertiser:
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nISSOIUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.---T part
ership heretofore existing between B. Stratsan and
M r. Reeves, under the firm of Str Reeves is, by
mutual this day dissolved The Books Notes
will be found the old stand, in the b. trattan.
who duly authorised settle all the business said
-lt expected that all persons, indebted will call
pay up without delay. BENJAMIN STRATTAN,
NJ. E. REEVES.
Richmond, First mo. Ist Is4l. self
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More Light, Moro Light,

The Subscriber would inform, the Inhabitants
mond, and rs vicinity, thai he has commenced
turing
The Polynesian., 1841-01-23

be the good old man could sec further
than I,-hc only smiled and shook his
head, and left the exposiulaiion to his
wife. So it happened that my visit was
nearly up. Happy, too happy, had been
those months, and my pretty little cousin
had been the cause of ii all. She, sweet
angel. like all the rest, charged it to cous-
inship--but | at last, began to open my
eyes. and half suspected the truth, for |
had noticed that my cousin. unconscious
TO herself seemed very fond o! my pres
cncc. learnt it all by close observation.
sir. Il faculty | picked up among the
Sioux. once admired Il cape on Girl
shoulder-lor do hate yonr low dresses
and 10! the next day that | saw N,
pretty cousin, the dear creature had such
ia modest cape on! | praised the tic of Il
ribbon carclcssly the next afternoon !
declare it's every word true sir,-shc met!
ne in the evening with that very fashion,
ed tie. And YET don't think she was
conscious of it. These may seem trAcs.
my dear sir, but The proudcst of us al!
have seen the day when such little proofs
of affection from the one we love have
sent a thrill through every nerve in our
frame, and in our cytacy almost lifted Us
from the earth. All sir. it don't do to
laugh at these triflcs.-many Il noble. ma
ny monarch would have given his broad
lands, his greatest victory, or the finest
jewel Of his crown, to win such triHc
from the one he loved. I'm wandering
the two months were up-and, vet, IN all
this time, | hadn't got kiss from my
cousin.
1t was the night but one before was
to 90 away. ! determined to make a last
effort. We were sitting by the window.
and the old folks were next door. NV
sweet little cousin looked pcnsive, and
doubtless felt so: for though had been
TO the Black Hills and shot buffalo, was
somewhat sentimental myself. 1t was
Just the nigh, for melting thoughts: and
the moon shone tcndcrl upon the river
in the distance, pouring her silycry LIGHT
like fairy vcrdurc on the distant hills.
My pretty cousin sat By my side, and we
were talking of my approaching dopar-
turc.
Il shall be very busy tomorrow, and
| don't know whether shall be able to
come here in the EVENING"
She slowly raised her dark eyes TO me,
ill her very soul seemed pouring out from
beneath the long black Iashcs, and after
The Polynesian., 1841-01-23
!. JARVES, Editor.
From tic Caske'.
KISSING ONES COUSIN.

Mat time forth il became the great object
n nv life to effect that which | had failed
N in my youth; and which my loving
klIc cousin so provokingly persisted in
n ,(nsing. Why. sir, we were cousins,
md. pray, what was there improper in it
Besides, hadn't been absent five years
IN more. and now, when | returned and
las kissed by them all. uncle, aunt nurse,
Town almost to the washcrwoman, it was
absolutely outrageous that she alone was
10 stand 'out and be obstinate. But she
Has SO lovely, that | could not get angry
her. aud, besides, what use would ii
have been to fumc and fret: 1t wasn't
Ne way to conQucr,-ld learnt tina, any
kow-and it would have been ungallani
n the highest. How should win: |
lad but couple of months to stay, and
he was so popular, that all the bcanx of
he country were thronging in her train.
I'D hard task before me, and it would
lave dishcartcncd many a onc-but | had
Sccn to the Black Hills and shot buffalo,
~ There was one of her sutors named
Thornton. whom she seemed to like bet
fr than the rest and must say, during
he first month Of my visit, she coqucttcd
good deal with him at my expense. II
1scd to give me touch of the Old futier
cw and then, but consoled myself, that
was not in love, there was no sense
y being Jealous, and besides, Mr.. Thorn
bn's favorable reception had nothing to
b with my object. So | took to hum
ling the Back-foot tune, and teasing my
fe,ty cousin about her favoriic lover.
ou've no idea what change it made.
he denied at first, and then grew abso-
3tcly worried that wouldn't believe her,
Ad finally showed me a pretty marked
reference on occasion. But was only
&cousin, and no body took any notice of
~ All sir, these cousins play the deuce
fth the girls hearts! They're always
&tangling your daughters silk, or bring
1g her the last new novel, or plucking
lfr fresh moss rose, or lifting her over
4c pcbbly little brook and then, TOO, You
them take such long walks in the sum-
3cr twiliyht-or ride for hours alone in
GScptcmbcr altcrnoon,-or sleigh away
y miles on the clear, moonlight nights of
hccmbcr, with nothing but themselves
company,-and all this time when
4cy are both just budding into life, and
into love as naturally as | smoke my
mccrschanm. Egad, sir, I've got daugh-
Yrs, myself and though | saw good
gal of your love matters,-nnd let me
You that no cousin comes palayoring
3out my house, with his flute and his "a
mIarity for if he does, III either make
my mind at once to make him a son-n
", or else kick the young rascal, neck
Md heels down the staircase. Cousins,
i&ecd
1t was ust such walks | took with FL
" They were all set down to the score
q conslnship, but they were so delicious.
M | regretted the time had come for me
\ depart, nnd wished that ones cousin
nld be with one forever. But it was
use: | wasn't worth copper dollar,
q unless | could get some hciress to
Prry me for pity, saw no way of living
lhout roughing it through life. was
proud to trespass on the bounty of my
Rcc, and had carried it SO far as to take
The Polynesian., 1841-01-23
Vol. No. :B3.

Indeed dos said she earnestly.
-! wisl, could think So" said pccy-
ishly.
We were standing bv the window, and
thought her hand trcmblcd as | spoke,
but she ONLY turned away her head with
IA SIGH. and without speaking gazcd out
upon the lawn. At another time. per-
haps. she would have listened to my lam
ulagc differently but was going away,
perhaps forever. and it made her so pen
siye. Yet she did not know her own
feelings. Something told her to grant
ny boon 1t was bat IA trilc-it seemed
50 foolish 10 lcSta,c-hnt then something
whispered to her that she ought not to do
IT. But then it would be so reserved and
uucousinly 10 rclllsc--and ght not be
justly offended at her rrndcry: What
could Sh" do: could hear her breathe,
and see her S"owy bosom hcavc, as she
held her taper FINGER in puzzle to her
mouih. The conflict was going on be-
tWcc" love and rcscrve--and yet poor lit
tie @Iyl. she knew it not
And vow really won't come tO-mor-
row night. observation-disclosures she pa,ls-
cd a0d flushed while the low. soft. half
rcproachiul tone in which she spoke
softer than ANGELS solicst whisper. s,notc
me TO the heart. and almost made me re-
rcnt NY determination. But then it was
SO pretty to see her look pcrplcxcd!
"Elcn.' said |. as if hurt, 81 am scr-
ous-vou don't think | am trihing with
vou-but | never before tried to test how
true were the professions of those | loved
If one is thus bitterly deceived, | care
not to try again. and half letting 60 her
hand, turned partially away.
For second she did not answer. but
she looked mon the ground. D;rcctlv
cloud came over the moon. and inst nc
the whole room was buried in sudden
shadow. | heard q sioh that seemed n
come from the bottom Of NV little cous-
in's heart felt breath like zcphvr
steal ,cross INV G,cc and -wb,,,s tho
use of dcnvinu il Il had conoucrcd-
But a hot tear ,lrop was on INV face. and
as pressed her hand more warmly than
became Il cousin, sudden reyulson of
feelings came across her, the true secret
nf hnr I,li,,cv N,shoJ Ill, , c,,nl;nht
The Polynesian., 1841-01-23
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1871.

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my at '''cc-!ou N'.o" YOU "o' '''''N
VIVA, you say cousin
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no" '"y H''''' you ''' -','''~ ',''.
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r.: I ,.;a;,.', ''' '.,
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wv - '''' "''O'' ",
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>,
"WcU really, YOU deserve sometime
for your wit. and more for vour ;mnu-
dcncc-you'rc quite a logician-,Iid Won
learn that too n, the white Hills ;, and
her ewes danced as she answered me-
saw ,,,s ma n,,t,h for hor :, mi,
T La,na. ,,,solr 70 ,,,, o.Lor ar.a,,,I
g, Won Good hyc ~
{. 60 carIy,"
8 r,,,l,, y; and ! bcy,, to mi, on ,,r
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wort va, ;" .,;l sho ncrs,,,,;,,J,,
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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-19
4 CHALLENGE.

100 Dollars 5a will be .o forfeited /. sny Hnd
eoua 10 Or. LEIDY5S MEDfC.STED EXiR.9CT
or SyHRS.4P.4RILL.4. 1t is positively the strongest
preparation in existence. One bOte of equal TO six
pmts strongest syrHp that be made, and num-
individuals prepare frsm a syrup which they Pu
bottles Of different sizes and shapes, selling 'ier
propagation when in reality il the preparation OF DIR
Ledy the syrup being made fTem his exiact receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of DR.. Leidy rrepa
ration whereby II syrup wanted il can be made
sn expense OF two dslsrs gallon without paying fer il
At the rate Of 20 10 70 cts, BEETLE eight to ten dsais
sEallon.
Dr. Lsiays Extract of SaYsapGyila is unusually plea
the taste, taken either by itself glass of
is useless here speak of its medical virtues,
as svery man, woman and child who read knows OF
~ efficacy, its qualities having been and daily being
published in all newspapers.
II is particularly adapted ta the spnRg and suIRmer
seasons, being of mere purifying nature than any 9TH
medicine discovered. It's character and eiEca-
sy well known throughout the United States being
IN general use and preferred TO all others throughput the
eosth and West; upwards Of IL 600 bottles having been
Esls during the past - montes.
Numerous certificates from Physicians aAd othssEs as
wei as tnl Grecuans accompanying eaeh bottle.
Extract OF LETTER from Dr. j. b. HaAlif, Mobile
Extract of letter from Mr.. James c. MasloTd highly
respectable Merchant of Batmof o.
Shaving had frequent occasions 10 emPlprsy epare
Nons OF SaTsaparla in my family during the past ten
years, last year tried yours, and found bottle equal
in efficacy to five of any other that ever used.''
EXIaet of letter iron Mr.. suiord Of Northampton.
'YOur Extract OF SarsaParilla has performed wonders
with me, havcg restored 10 perfect health, though
orsix years afflicted as have described 70 you, and du
ring that time having ed almost every thing as wen as
having received skiful medical attendance, daring
great portion of the tme.'
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added, buttor the great Expense
attending newspaper advertising
II is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DIR
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. 1871 North Second st
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 5th aud Chestnut st.
F. Klett's do. do I'd an Callewhill 50
James Bonds do do 10th and Locust sts..
Longs and A. Fairers Drag Stores, Lancaster, aR
throughout the United States.
Pnce 81 Bottle,
Sold Thy g. s. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratts
Lower end Of Centre Market spass,
Baltai Jrt
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-19
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.


LMT E would call attention TO the advertisement IN
w eur columns to-day OF PETERS, NEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
therity that there preparation of the day which
lows 80 envIable reputation. AT the south and north,
their success has been unbouaded and wherever intro
duced we believe they have given the most peTeeet salts
faction We have this day had an interview with one
of our citizens, Henry H. Eek, who was recently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate cutaneons eruption.
whsre the whole body was covered with large lsath
some ulcers and the tonsils Of the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily fer six weeks
was entirely restored 10 health.
| PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health Of the body, be-
cause they purify and ihvigorate the blosd, and their
GOOD effects are not counferbalancea by any inconve
nence; being composed entirely Of vegetables they de
not expose those who them TO DANGER and er ei-
fleets are as certain they sautay they are daily
and safely administered infancy youth, manhood and
old are and TO women in the most critical and delicate
circumstances; they do not disturb or shock the annl
functions but restore their order and re-establlsh then
health and for nil the purposes which vegetable Pu
qatiye or certain cleanser of the whole system are re-
9uired they stand without riyal-they are allowed
be all that can be accomplished medicine, both 10
power and innocence ~ = -. =
17-POr sale by q. Il. TfLEh,
w General Agent,
Corner of East Baltimore and High stree
nd by all the Druggists "a Baltimore, and In Wasting
ten, 9eorgetoBR, and Alexandra, u. c.
e I9 PAW
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-19
va f<AV kAHA
ROUCK'S PANACEA COUNTER
500 FEITED.
TO THE PUBLIC


A SENSE ofduty to myself as well as 10 the pub
N lie, induces me TO state that my Panscea has been
countereited to considerable extent and that large
quantities oft have been sold iii New York, Phadel
pha, and Pittsburg The bottles containing the med.
cine, well as the stereoyped bills which cover each
bottle has been neatly and closely copied by those
engaged in counencitng them that tits difeultto de
tect them, and which indeed alone he done by
critical examination As TO the spurious Panacea il is
most wrctched and deleteriOus compound calculaI
ed TO do, as il doubtless has done, great injury the
constitutions of those who may be so unfsInae
use it. Ii there be any thing within the range of human
action more immoral wicked than another, if is
where AN unprincpled being ieopsrds the health and
lives OF his fellow creatures, the present instance
Tor filthy lucre, and palms upon them genuine medi.
cine OF universal reputation for its sanativc quality,
most viIainOus counterfeit whose constituent proper
ties instead Of possessing the power of curing tend only
to deceive and blight the hopes ofthe invalid if per
mantnlly to destroy his health.
Having discovered the author and agents in this njn-
rious fraud upon the public well upon my own in
erests and being influenced by sincere desire to pu
nish the aggression of the former, and throw the pano
ply of protection around the latter, caused weeks
since suits TO be instituted in the u States Court for
Philadelphia, against The parties concerned in this meta
nOus affair; regular reports of which when adjudcaed,
will be published for the public normaoa and to warn
the unprncpled against the danger ofdepredatng upon
The nghtof Others, and Of Perag human health.
nl2 ii JACOB HOUCK