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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
RUFUS BABCOCK, II.

: DNINTSTRATOB.s NOTICE AsD SALE.-The
IA leTsgae3 having taken Of tce Probate Court
Ietie-s Admin the estate Thomas Green
land. dec. late Richmond. Wayne county, Ia, requests
these nteFted SAID make immediate payment
ard al those having claims against sad present.
them legally authenticated for settlement. within
from this date The supposed be nsolvenr
SALE.-Wil Be sod, - rIrday the 25lh Inst. at
Wassoa= Hotel al the personal property OF said deceased
consisting Of clothing, rsI-Ttc &c: n ~oclakoFs oo!s
&c. Terms made Known The day Of SALE aa8 due al
tendance given bv ; b. STANTON, Admit.
Sept B. 2S4i. 35ts fgfn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

EAR JAYNE,S EXPECTORA NT.-This in aluabIs
medicine daily efecting Of the most a5toHs
ing wonderful that have been known. All
used il FOR Azthaa. Cough, Splitting u hood
PIeurI7y iIoazanese Pain and Soreness Of Beast, d
cuty thing, and other disease OF the LUNGS
and BREAST. can and do attest t. is usefulness.
II stands uariyat.eI-it Stands pEa emf 3eatTRE at
you aa forced acknowledge that it virtues hare 1s9f
nor canu0t orcrrate3; above ard he
vond that it IS the only reasonable
only natara and the only tr1 successful method %
resting and curing diseases the Pulmonary Organs
Extract u Certificate from the Rev. Dr. Ba5cor6 late
President tie Waterville College, Maine:
From intimate personal Acquaintance with Dr. y.
Jayne regular ztadeat Of the Medical University d Penn
cine. prepared appreciate tue numerous test
noniaz II favor his different medical preparations 2ch
highly than great majority OF these which are
tensvay cGingf5ci. Ga TIA! Of tacm nay own family,
and OF personally nave more than realized
their ayoraEe anticfaatons Ttav What they profess
for some OF the most alctTe Of human diseases know
they highly esteemed, and ireqaenty prescribed By
OF The most respectable OF tie regular practitioners of
medicine Of his city elsewhere, and % hesitate
commend them valuable addition 70 our Hatera me-
dca and safe, well enctiy useful remedy 70. The
diseased
NJ Nicholas Harris, Of lae deacons Of tie First
ra (s,-c1 of PsIlaHelE1ia, has bean perfectly cured
b. it-af,er a2rfn- suffered for sixty years with Asthma.
watch taerto 5aed the skin Of some 81 the besr PaysI
clans Of the cty. Miss Mary Campbell Of Faye:ts %.
Pa has been rae q ASTHMA Of cEsateel Seass Standing
by this fsS7ect3saIt.
Final!v aa. tae public have long esi1a medicine Of
this Kind which zht be depended upos. prepared BY
regular physician offered them and BE had
JAMES K DUGDALE,
July p, ISiI--29-ly RIcH&oNp, Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY Eog SALE.

ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling pFiHate sale.
ii any of tic property hereinafter described to-vjt
The House and lot, Mt the of Main and l ROM
streets, occupied by John Williamson a
\ building lot with old house it. Main
adjoining the above named lot the and adjoining
three story brick lately put up by job Borton.
\ building lot, also Main adjoining the proper
Armstrong Grimes the west. running back about
$50 feet alley. aud having the advantage OF foot
alley extending from the front along is whole length back
the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting Of good well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The main bull j.
ing II by y feet, with four the first floor, it'll
brick. good and roomy stable and other buildings
of good quality. Excellent water roouy, dry and airy
cellar; about and half of ground, less
kinds. The situation surpassed by any place,
dence and the part the city,
and would be good situation for boarding house This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
residence, and believes il will bear inspection
Also, Farm of 50 situated about ! miles from
the City directly Gfcenvlie road originally
and improved by Frederick Hoover and Da-
vd Holloway. The situation is unuslally fine: has
several strong and failing Springs exceleu.
chad, consisting 800 trees, embracing good veety
o fruit.
The of sale of any Of the above prope7t~
will he fair and libeFal price and time Those DIS
posed - purchase such properly respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmoh1 Fifth Month 22ad 1871. 29f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
bronchitis. Esros, hits!
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER
e-THE BRONCKITIS:Z

M HlCI spares neither the Young, the Good, or the
w Beautifully but anauaily huryins thousands upon
thousands premature grave under the mistaken ni
Consumption. The usual symptoms of this disease
Cough Soreness Of the Lungs ihroat Eoarseness, Diff
Guilty breathing, Asthma Hectic Fever, Splitting up Of
Phlegn Matter, and sometimes Blood 1t ntan-
fine skin which lines the inside of the small
wind tubes air vessels running through part Of .an
lungs The aad eecua remedy for this alarming and
spreading disease IS the tEF. CovERT's BALM OF
LIFE I,s and Invaluable Medicine IS universally
pronounced, by the multtnde who have usad and tested
its healing NirOe 10 be the wonderful and admirable
remedy in the world for the Bronctits, Coghe
Colds. Group, .3sttnu, Uhoopag Cough, aud al
diseases Of the Lungs and ispc which, neglected,
lead Consumption
The BALM or LIRE stands entirely aooi from the various
Qqck Nostfms of the day, having invariably the
confidence of Pgslciae, Cerg1ca, and the intelligent n
all classes Wherever II has been introduced Phianthro
pists, and ali vino truly sympaiHise with human suffering
every where hail its appearance with heartfelt JOY; an5
upon BALM LIeE of those great and an
common blessings which kind Providence occasionally be-
slows man. which, like angels visits, few ami
far between.
fCIrcuars, containing numerous testimonials of the
highest repeclablity, be had gratutous, Of all
gents.
Covrnr's BALM LIFE, zone Dollar per Bothe) syor
sale IN Richmond, by
June 9Th, 1911. 225j
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
Ez0RSENG'S IRRITABLE
kGIjE SYRUP

ME abovs valuable medicine prepared by Dr.. Nix
kept constantly for sale BY the subscriber vho
sole proprietor. and warranted genuine.
The general reputo Of thIs justly celebrated medicine for
Of fever and aEIc ONLY, such preclude the
cessi;y Of further comment Let those afflicted. try IL, and
their appreciation IS certain. fo- particulars wrap
per the bottle.
Tie medicine VIII bs carefully packed, an1 any
Of the country, orders accompanied cash
factory reference. IRWIN REED,
Wholesale Druggist, Richmond. Ind
For Sale by G. :. x +. BardsaU, Druggists, Of
9TH and Main Cincinnati. Also. tue Book Store of
ID. P. HOLLOWAY.
May l. le4I.
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Term. Of Advertising.--CNE DOLLAR per square foi
,hr.e rtions, and TwEyTYFyE Gents for each adj
ditionaI fnseronTEs LINES, the space occupied by
$50 ems counted square, nothing counted less than
sauafe a square, and less than square and
half 10 be counted square and hGY-Per square Tor
three months THREE DoLLARs for elk months oLX DOL
or TRS DOLLARS anHum Two squares FIFTEEN
Dollars Fifty CENTS per annain; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annun. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others, advertising by the year, VIII re charged iof
column, of 1000 ms 5000 aBnum: for three-ouths
of column, $50, co. for half column, S35-uO; Tor
quarter OF column g., 0o.A deduction ol2O per cent
will be advertisements longer than quarter OF
column inserted by the half year or year. and not
altered Cnancery notices and petitions to- Divorces must
paid invariably in advance AdFef's|ihen's cunning
eot, abroad must be panied with the cash. Iness
o,1c,ed for oubli eatoa by a brother publisher.
M No advertisement will be discontinued until
for the option Of the pblisher by previous
apr.epeni between the publisher and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

WORMS! WORMS.t WOR Ms ITO fernov. these
troublesome and dangerous inhabitants Of the stomach and
bowels which often impair the health and destroy the
lives of Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC NEKMiFtts
and safe Pre- aration for tho removal Of the
kinds dyspepsia, stomach. OF
petite and debility the stomach
and bowels and organs of digestion
For sale hY JAMES /, DiGDAi4E,
july %, ISit.-29Iy. RICHMOND, IA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
NOTICE.

A r Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufacturing Company, held said Com
pany Office III the City of Richmond, the 7h of the
present month, the following gentlemen chosen Il
the business of the institution the succeeding
viz: J. r. MenIenhuI w VI. Leeds, l. T.. Jones, D. Z.
Virgins, Thos. Newman, Wm Cox, and Isaac Commons
who met, the day following, and oTganized by appointing
J. r. Mendenha PEesident John iIanes, Secy, and Eli
Brown Treasurer The public WIN therefore take notice,
that prices will be allowed for Wool, Rage &C.
line of the said Company's busnessin exchange 70.
nufaciured articles equally fair prices.
Those persons who indebted this institution
count, longer standing SIX moat that
due and stock remaining unsettled, hereby
spec fully requested forward aad settle the
added them which anl VIII,
itably, result. from a neglect of this notice.
JOHN IiAINES. Sec'y.
Richmond, June 26th. 1911. 25-Gn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
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PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTuFFs sc. &C.


IN ains t5kepae ase-neGda uee Whnh
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formers recently, N Al ~ aasano elabrh
nu Vest
.-auaue ny emae i
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Persons ~ p eta Nv, gsu ac Ham Sew t caa be dae;e
aea m ofny
HAND considerable
Acid Carh Sal
OIL Pepper
4lcI LasOI Turpi. bcoa q hGnih Spanish
unusually
L2V.N 2EGD = BRO EEIN2o
Main ueet,R chmoniG ana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

Dissolution of Partnership.
sIE "a rtnershp existing Daniel
Burgess John Elderkin is, This day, dissolved 10y
The OF the firm will be settled
by Daniel Burgess. JOHN ELDERkIN,
DANIEL BURGESS.
Richmond. Aug. 1. 1871. 3I-:,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

NGARS.-s.The moment takes cigar he be-
comes phelosjfcs: -it Is poor mans triend-it
Gains the mind soohes temper, and makes 4 pa
ten, trouble 1thas made good good hus,
bands, Kind masters induent fathers. and honest ielles
than any blessed thing in this universal world
GA good article Of Cigars for sale the
Aug. 20, ISL. BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
NOTICE. the Citi-ens Of Wayne County:

NOIN = o ne CNt-6HS OJ TFHJHt C"s7sFJ'
ME gned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Z informs Inc Public that his office is in Richmond III
Robert Morsson' building up and that any person
living distance MS by depo5itng
Post Office directed him Richmond stating
place attend do such Services AMI
what public place il is
WILLIAM COX, Surveyor
N. b. kinds convey ancing done by the subscriber
neatly, and short notice. y" -
Richmond Nov. %, Ic39 3bu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
CALEB e. SMITH, and wv. A BIChLE,
| Attorneys at Law,

RICHMOND, WAYNE Country, INDIANA.
Ia lillian A DICKLE, MASTER CHAScERV,
Wv will all kinds of convey ancns, take depo-
sitions &c. i'll addition Chancery
Court duties, pertaining 10 the appointment.
June 10. 1911. 2i:f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
SolaS EsOoAs, &c.

SolaG EsOoEzs, &c.
Bijan Minstrel Rraaain Minstrel,
PaTlour Songster, Turner'S Annual, ISL.
Singers Gem, BIaci. Diamond.
Naval & Patriotic Songs Magician Exposed,
Angelic Minstrel WonAS as Virgin, Wife,
Musical Dadcn, and Mother,
jim Along Josey, Fortune Telling Cards,
Comic Singers Jewel, Age do do.
Great Western Comic Prcsiden Songster,
Minstrel Juvenile Forget not
sam Sick SnoTter. Frcsde Book,
Onrane C3tang Roarer, juvenile Gift,
Fishers Celestial, D1rling's \. B c.
turner's Auuuai. Golden colorcd A. B. G.
Pearl or Rosebud, Fairy Tales.
New Celestial, juvenile Planners,
Shainrocll aud Thistle, National! do.
Lady's Song Book, Toy Books,
For s. la at the Richmond BOOK Store. by
D + HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, May 29t1, I84l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
TO COUNTY CLERKS.

r having necessary for the Clerks OF the Circuit
Court county purchase Blank Books for the
County Auditors and Teasuers, the undersigned -
prepared suitable books made good style and
on notice. Terms easy. ID. 7. HOLLOWAY
Richmond, July 81, 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
Copper, Brass, sE.eGf-arosa :Estl
Ei7a-yyaE'c TEaEasaE:scsGryo

ME subscriber takes this method of informing the Cit
of Richmond, and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business i'll Rchnond where ne
Intends keeping constantly hand general assortment
Copper, Brass, Shee-ron and Tin Stills Brew
Fuers, Dye, and Haers het.I" Of every description
made order the shortest notice and III good workman
like all kinds of Copper wash, stew and tea ke
kept hand; ALSO general
tinare which will be sold wholesale retail
good be bought All kinds of
pairing done the shortest notice The highest prise will
be paidfor old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May lG, 1870 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

YEIfIf1 subscriber wishes dispose Of the HOUSE: in
\ which he formerly resided, on iearl street The
House is large eight conveniently ar
rargcd-and well calculated and situated for boarding
House There is the lot good Carriage House and
Stable: well good in the porch, and ether
veuiencies.
Also a House and Lot Front The House is
two stories hig Lot is large and pleasantly sitia
ted Persons wishing purchase property Invited to
call and examine themselves either of which will be
sold low and on accommodating terms.
DAVID NALSBY.
Richmond, 7h 3lst, 1871. 30if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
A House and Lot-FOR SALE

ME subscriber wishes sci! good Two-sToRY BRICK
4 TENEMENT, situated Washington Avenue, with
xtures Terms viii be accorsmoda
ding For further particulars. enquire of the undersigned
living on the premises THOMAS pEYARMON
Richmond, Ia, July 3 ISL. 2bu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
My %, 1911.

No APOLOGY FOR WIGS-of all the romclie.
devised for the preservation of the hair,
mas been found equal TO JA1NE'S HAIR TONIC, IN
deed il has proved itself nibie preventing the hair from
falling oil, and viii positively by faithful application,
nineteen cases Of every twenty, produce full and xu
head of hair.
Please the 70 lowing from the Saturday Evening
Post OF Sept. 7Ih. 1889:
HAiR ToHiC-We call the attention Of the afflicted with
premature badness, the excellent 'air Toair pTePa
ed by Or. Jayne of this city, Having used ourselves,
speak of its virtues by experience unhesita
tngy pronounce invaluable remedy ptevent the
falling hair, and o from dead,
fine. healthy appearance We also speak Peson-
al knowledge the of three friends who
predspo badness, who by the of Jayne's Hair
Tonic have uxIdant hair W have disposition
puff, Unfortunately all kinds of remedies, for all dis
which flesh but when have tested the
virtue OF article, free say il good.
JAYNE'S CARMTNaTINE BAISAM is certain,
efect1al remedy dysentery, ID aFFhoea.
ooseness, cholera morbu complaint gripping pains,
cramp remors, aud all bowel affections
nervous diseases.
THIS is Of the efcient, pleasant and safe COM
positions offered the public for the e tae
arrangements Of the and boa els and tae On
article worthy confidence caring cholera
fantum complaints and in all he above disease:
it really ike Il charm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
CELEB aa wILL-LIALSS
Iron and Groceries

The highest price. in Cast. paid io'
delivered a. our store in Rlchiff.,I,sl-
IRWIN REED * BROTHER.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

If any portion Of the contractors on this work
wish to dispose of State bonds, why is it that no
measures are taken for making proper DISPOSE
ton ofthcm in the European markctl The worl,
has now got into good hands and if proper cxer-
tions arc made to sell the bonds, the contractors
can vigorously prosecute their work and the ca
nal soon will be in successful operation.
Late private advccs from London show that
the bonds could be disposed of there for eighty
cents on the dollar. Why do not the contractors
call n meeting and appoint an agent, and send
him Immediately to England Do they wish the
bonds to fall into the hands of the land sharks
that iniest Wall street, Have they not already
become satisfied of their hostility to our true in
terests 1t would be little better than madness
Tor the Commissioners to give bonds out to each
contractor ashe earned them for if sucha course
Is taken, our bonds will continue to fall until
they will be but little better than the worthless
paper of suspended bank We can see by the
operations IN New York, that the bonds of ILL
nois have continued 10 decline, since the fact has
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
Foreign News.
Esy shc Steamship Caledonia.

The Caledonia arrived at Boston on the
18th ult., after rather a rough passage,
The news is day later than that brought
by the Great Western.
The official rendering of the seals of Of
fee by the late ministers has been done,
and the new ministers have entered on
their duties. The following are some of
the new ministers: Sir Robert Peel, First
Lord Of the Treasury ri. Hon. II. Goul-
burn, Chancellor of the Exchcqucr; Lord
Lyndhurst, Lord High Chancellor Earl
Of Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary Earl of
Ripon, President Of the Board Of Trade
Earl dc Grey, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland,
The Duke Of Wellington is in the cabinet
without Office. Lord Sydenham has been
recalled from Canada, and Sir Howard
Douglass appointed in his place.
The commercial depression still contin-
ued in Great Britain, and the distress oc-
casioncd by it in most of the manufacture
ing districts was most appalling. The
Liverpool papers state that there never
was period in the history of England
when the poorer classes suffered more
from the want of employment, and the adj
vance in price Of almost every description
of food. One English paper openly re-
a war with the United States
as the only means of giving people en-
ployment and saving them from starva-
lion
With regard to the policy the new mi
nislry intend to pursue towards this coun-
try, the "Brilish Queen" says; sit is yet
too early to hazard an opinion what line
of policy will be followed by the present
advisers of the Queen; but we may say
that a bold and vigorous line of conduct
will be pursued by them on the important
questions with the United States. The
Halifax packet, which left Liverpool yes
erday morning, takes out, we believe, a
despatch to our Minister at Washington,
with the case of Mcleod"
The "London Standard" a tory paper,
IN the other hand, is confident that the
,olicy of the Peel ministry towards this
will be pacific.
The "Bristol Standard states that the
merchants of st. Peersburgh will, in
hort time have direct line of steam com.
nuncation via the north of Germany, Var
mouth, and Bristol, with New York.