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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
SALE

SALE.-By virtue Of sunIry E>eeut ohs
= to me directe the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public Court house doorin Centrevie,
County, Indiana, the ith day OF May IeI, be-
hours Of O'Clock, and oIr O'clock
said day, the following propertyt VITA: certain par
land, in ayne toInty lad and known by
and south of
ton nineteen, township west OF the
Meridian line, drawn from the mouth OF the Great
NJ River, bonded follows, to-~tt beginning
the nor, corner said south quarter, OF section
poles links thence east one hundred and
links thence north one fourth
degree; hundred and eighty poles and yFe
thence hundred and seventy poles
links, place of beginning cona ming
hundred aud fourth or less
will also sale the time place. Ma
than son the following described land. situa
ted in Wayne County, Indiana add described follows,
to-wi, pa fractional section, numbered thftytwo
township fourteen. east OF the second
Meridian line beginning post the Old boundary
thence said line north, II degrees; east, "ehty
poles and Inks thence west. twenty
polo eighteen and three nurhs link, to beech
thence sorIth nineteen poles and eveny-hve links, TO n
buckeye; SOUTH degrees; east. twenty
three poles twelve and half links. tho place OF
egnning; containing fifty nino thiry-nhe poles,
more Taken the property of Nathan ils0n 10
satisfy executions in of Jones aud other,
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, 5 w G.
Aprl 23d 1912 (1I.00) l6-3w
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l-CL--CNC -ICINDaL
Ellis N0rdgEe, ). L. Fouihe, Il 4. Williams

ANING entered INFO partnership IN the Foundry besi-
nndcT and style Of Norayke, Fo'tLEe,
Il Htiitaa;, prepared carry on the business IN
vanous branches. Inay gill keep hand an asoft-
me OF
STOW Is. MILL IRONS, PLOJGUS, &C. &c.
Also, wI make - order Caring Machines, Power
looms, the hes, uay all of wAich they intend selling
low for CASH.
Those indebted the late firm OF McndenhalI, Fonke
s. Williams either 10y or book account are hereby no.
Udet that payment must be made immediately The change
that collections and settle
should be promptly made. Those VINO have claims
against the late arm iueetea to present them.
NOEDG XII. FOULNE & WILLIAMS
Eichn md, May 81, l. Il. llu
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no TICS

n ~ - - ~ -
VXyILI. be offered public sale in the town OF
wv Milton, Wavne County Indiana. on seventh d7F
(atura Fifth month, between the hours OF -
O'Clock +. NJ, said day. the olioN'S
property 10 wit: one composition cased acb bel ess
Jacob Shdler, aud repaired the YIN OF Isl mo- 1000
silver cased Watch belonging 10 samuel Msasn an
repaired the 10th Of 4h mo 1886; composition cased
Watch belonging n black by the name OF 'hafics
Dunner. repaired the Goth of 6Ih lo9: one s-
cased Watch belonging TO George Armstrong. fee4
the 2lst Sd mo-. 1Si0 and silver case" ateA De-
longing Thomas Benedict, repaired the 3lst OF @ mo-
lSl0.
The NvatcIe- WIN We onv'ri a. l''''e
sale ON the dav above stated unless they taken away
by the previous by paying the expense OF
ISAAC FRAMPTON.
April, 4ih M 2ist, 1912. l6-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

,,',,x. ,-.,, ,.,o o;.,m.,,
- - - - : " -
kNOR the FILLS, iNS1 l. -, ~c. Amer prague"
J. Of more tsan 80 years. and witnessing great amoohi
OF human -uaefn. from thn dstre-sidg ma'ady rules or
Iiono-fh1id tolcins lhal the remedies heretofore
cred for - almost an ente failure short "f
an operation by iae gate "lfe or hht; II humphrey
has been induced Festn uncommon Intention to the sun,
Jae "lt' tho aes-a Of DISCOVERING remedy hh' ""n'
possess the POSER "a drH-7 ihe inflammation ana aspese
ac iHn"iafoo ct the paris, ana At 'e same h"'e DC
pH" anj desirable remedy lis ante pa TONS nave Deeh
most folly a'~"eaa hF asco'e cry oo"''hng hru'e m
gfeeHi-- "4t H tie 2"F'"h produce m"athed results
anu i3efe '-e - = '1en' ana h''ooneh
IL ''-e -''s7' % 2'f 's'i'' ''Si''''7' ''S "oh-
cations are sH. 'h"' X 'e'F a. a '"' -t"n perfect
y ma a'' ara t'7' u ''' We ~ ~ W." CIV "'9.'-
- a 'esI "' -t''t''s INN '"'i'' - " ''J' 70.
@aoscf.'f pie 1- a'-fi - pf'l cure u p'ies IN MI
cases o''t "'"F "5 s''''''''' - =" " u $50 $50
- ''i-'''e '' "'9 ''=' - ~ " ~ " ~ '
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me 1'., I"5 ~ cure "slDis o, ~ - " e.
n7'' ~ 'it3,I'eas7 eS -, -, 49, - -, - ,n3
-a. ae con. exc ie.e' ma ne 10 ,, i :. ss
49, cu,ptYs E.nryp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
M. IAYNE.s ENPEcToRANT.-Ta.. ln.alaa

nR. JAYNTs'S ENPErTORANT.-Th THIS inraluabIe
medicine daily eaerJing OF The
ing and wonderful thai have knoHn. Ar
wha have used il Tor Astena, Cough, Splitting Of Blood
looping Cough Crop Hive, CONSUMPTION Chroaic
Pleurisv. Foar=cne- Pam and Soreness Brcast,
Eruy OF BEea thHs disease of the 1t NG
ana BitEAS L, can and do attest TO lis usefulness.
1t stands valiedit stands emnent-TFY IT, and
VIII be forced arknolc3 ge that its hare not
cannot b. orerraff that stands far above ard be
only and oav truly successful method
resting aud curing diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs
Extract certificate the Rev. DE- Babeock, late
President of Inc Watersie College, Maine:
'sFrom intimate PERSONAL Acquaintance with DR.. II.
jayne rona student OF the Medical University OF Penn
cine, prepared appreciate the test-
naolHl in favor his different medical preparations. much
highly than the majority OF these winch
tensIvely outaglsei On trial OF them IN family
aud some Of them personally, have than realIzef
their favorable anurpatons. They they profess
Of affective of human diseases kaoy
highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, by
the respectable of regular practitioners
medicine Of and eiseuhe, and do not hesitate
commend them valuable td4ton to nratea
ica and safe, voli omoensy useful remedy for the
Giseasc3.''
RUFUS BABCOCk, II.
Ar. Nicholas Harris one Of dcarons First
Baptist Church OF Philadelphia, beon perfectly cared
it-atter having Suffered sixty years with A-t:na.
which hitherto 5ala3 tHe ssi Of Of host Pbyst-
clans Of c.ty. 1i-- Mary Campbell Of Tayete CO.
Pa cured Of Asthma Of eighteen years standing
by this tx Fect9rant
Finally, what aa public have long desired. medicine
this kind whra be depeG3ot upon. prepared by "A
regular physraa Offered them AMI had o.
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
July u. l6ii.-29-iy RfCuMoNp, IA.
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. and BONNETS.
\ O T | G E

NHESuoscrioer having made arrangements with the
Proqretors Of the .Spring Foundry for power for
building Machinery prepared furnish irie
and the public generally notice, ali Ma
chiner-. sach a. Card1ng Mac hines. Condensers.
spinning Machines Power Looms. Sbearing Ma.
chimes. Mapping Machines. &C. to- al of which
me latest pattefR lie y also prepared cutting
Mil screws, Press Screws, &c &.
EIkASAH HUXLEY.
fE-N. B. HILLEY ana RYAN. will make 70 order
BELLS. and all kinds Of Brass Castings; will Old
Copper and Brass IN ex-haHse f5r work.
Richmond Fec. L, I542. 7-3m
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&IOD VAENISEo
CHEAP TAILORING!

ME subscriber would respectfully inform he public
above business III The room above
right Fergison Store, Main Street, where he -
ready to do work in his liac a. reduced prices.
0.5-IuMnGR and country produce will be taken - eS-
change for work. MAI iiitAS CoNlNl'i-.
Richmond, April %, 1872. l';I9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
Fresh Meats.

IINfIE undersigned continues the BUTCIiERING busi-
ness; and III addition attending Market GA the
mornings Thrdday and Seven-day of each week until
o'clock i'll keep COOK supply tho Ice House, near
The bridge. lie III sell low for cash.
4th %, 1912. o. klNSE4.
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VIM. CLARK, eA-1oms

: ready. all tines work for approved rade, cas
/ or CrcdIt 10 CLEVER FELLOWS. (EI-ShoP, one door
We the Bank
Richmond. june. 10 ISL 2lI
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vs>HE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Informs 4ae Prs4c l,at ais oa4ce i ia Richmond ~
R05crt Nor l5a. up stairs and taat any person
living AZ a Distance can obtain services By deFotng
line m the Post Once directed alm Richmond stating
place he attend Do such service, and
what public place It IS near.
WILLIAM COX, Surveyor.
Y B. All kinds Of convey ancing done by The s15sec1e
nearly aud ~, sbar, notice w. {.
Eirar,a,d Nov % l-yJ l6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

SILK WORM EGGS.
4 SNAIL lot II SILK WORM EGGS, well selee-
ted and preserved. viii be sold very Iow and ac-
CON n oaating terms. Empire Of
JAMES HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, fla mo, 18Th, l5i2. I5-a
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/ EE'S ANTT-BILLIOUS PILLS For Sale Whole
1 4 sale and rsta!I al the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

NIIE sned hae5ns taken Of the Wayne Fro
bate Court, Letters TsstameAtaEy the estate Of
May Ia7Ia1ar said would respectfully
quest nil persons indebted sand make immediate
payment and all having claims against the same to present
them legally authenticated settlement Within the time
prescribed a. IAN. The estate - probably solvent.
J. IL. FAk2UHAR, Executor
Anvil GIs:, l-t1. l6-3t
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Coach and Cabinet VARNISI Man
utactOrV


1UyHE undersigned would respectfully inform hcr friends
and the puDlic, that they have made engagements for
carrying above business, in Richmond, Indiana and
a public patronage One OF the subscribers
has been engaged business for n1Tnoer OF
wears, prepared to furnish article equal
10 any that be obtained in the west. 10 MAKE
GOD VAGNISL9
number of years experience and ali VINO nave
our Vanish bear testimony OF its quaItT w
will keen tantlv o hand. No. 1 AVID p Coach
NamIsh, Cabinet. DO also, Japan Nanlzh Tor drying
Persons distance can be accommodated by addfes-s
Franklin dnor7 south OF
Main 5-Ous Narnish cannot be obtained in this place
only establishment Oar enI7 requested to give
a call. NoDlSi !
R;rhnord AnriI % ISi2 17.l9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

nR THaTCHER.S celsbtassa EYE WATER: for
~ sale az ,he BOOK STORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
Literary Notices.

Tur rcsxeHAxs, on, HOME AS FovSp Ir-By
Ns A,,i5o Of xthe Yiciim Of Chaeery," published by
Samuri cofm1,s ls' q satire upon the writings OF
travel,rs who, while they have received the hospi'
talty Of Americans, have ever been ready to recip,
rocs'c Il by charging upon their iollIes. and
eudeavorinl 10 render them ridiculous IN the eyes
of other nations The title OF these voluHles VIII De
RECOGNIZED by every one, as having already appear
ed before the public under different helmsman.-
The an;hor certainly lashes this order OF writers.
' TtrrsLu's MUSEUM OF FoRrieS LITERATURE, tor
Janutrr, comes TO us beamlug with literary produc-
flor Charles O'Malley" and "Barnaby Rudge"
are ainong other very interesting and instructive
selections ~.
with another very beautiful engraving, and, as usual
abound. in sprghily productions calculated to
while away our dull hours of melancholy we
consider this the cheapest journal in the United
States and should always be an appendase 10 inc
drawing room. .,
Hates Il Cornish. of 27s Pearl street, have pub
hshed, IN very elegant style, book entitled, Mur
ders and Tragedies on the Land" by Henry n
Brooke The work is recital OF all the horrible
Tragedies committed in this country from the peroe
OF the II evolution to the year 1873, inclusive
xoh horror horror horror tongue nor heart earno
conceive name thee"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

Messv.. Firth and Han, OF No. Franklin square,
have published 4" / Wandered by the Brook-side,
ballad III. words by II Monckton Mines, ESQ /,
MP, The music by James Hine. Esq. All young
ladies should possess this song. The Eycuing
Hour " i,v the same publIshers-a sacred lyric, the
words ly the Rev Reynell Uretord, f. ). A.,
and con; pesed by Thomas Bsynham. -.
g Msssa is a Siingy Man." and the Free MIG,
ger" two admirable negro eslravagan9as, cemposea
African songs; these like all heother composition
OF that order deserve be popular az the airs ge
neral, are taken from the most beautiu MELODIES.
Messrs Firth " Hall still maintain their ceiepriiy
in the Publishing az new music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

The Evening Star died of lingering eonsumtion
Lord Morpetn arrived ia Boston in the steanhp Co
Hon John Forsyth, Er Secretary of state died list
treat news OF attacks on China 25th.
The General Resurrection near at hand-the sec",
Meeting ofthe Catholics to nominate q separately
The Millennium postponed till 1913.
The Florida war is expected to terminate
That war wont stay ended no how
BISHOP Hughes is getting notorio<residency
Z cen, scott in the field for the .fon
Court OF Inquiry upon Captoke.
The Bank Of Jacksonyiry savage about certain TO-
Little Bidale is ge,p,
The Lecturs-d.C c. Mitchell tried and convicted of
The Hon.
forgery ~ York Sun paper appointed bank swindlers
orne Checkapronites brought into notice Mary C.
lark convicted of adultery.
Magnificent Farewell Dinner at the Aston House TO the
rince de Joinville, 9th.
Great Dinner the City Hotel given by the English
0 Lord Morpeth. Goth.
The Florida War is finally ended.
DEcEMBER.
Presidents Message, It'll.
Patrick Russell hung, 9Th.
The news ofthe Birth of Prince Royal, Tuesday,
I'll Of November arrives in New York on the 9th Of De
ember.
Fashionable Flare.up between John schermerhorn
nd Alex Fleming
Papers filled with Congressional Reports.
Trial of W. H. Cook for the murder Of George Phelps,
ath.
D. Douse tried and convicted for murder, and SEN
enced to be hung, at Brooklyn.
Some hopes entertaiRed that Little Biddle will not
o raving distracted.
1t was noticed that Christman came exactly on the
Where's Bill Wiley Answer-He is on trial for re-
Giving stolen goods, and he is convicted too.
Them Glentworth Papers is published at last and the
lorida war is ended and no mistake.
The year lSil died at IL O'clock p NJ on the 3lst oil
december.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

EXPRESS FROM ALBANY GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Why don't the Erie Railroad Company run direct
express from Albany, with the Governors Message,
next Tuesday, for the benefit of the whole newspa-
per press of New York; BY such piece of enter
prise they would show that those lines through Con-
neciicut are not so fast after all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

Mu11Sv AND MuRpER.-The u 5. brig Dolphin,
which arrived yesterday from Carthagena, brought
home two men, named Charles p. Martin and John
H. Davidson, put on board by the American Consul,
charged with having created mutny on board the
brig Cicero, which sailed from Baltimore on the I'd
sday last and was anchored at the time on the coast
Of San Bias. Martin and Davidson, in company
with another seaman named Wallis, stabbed the
captain and mate, and one of the hands named
Brown. The latter. after being wounded, jumped
overheard, and was drowned The officers, al
though severely injured, succeeded with the cook
m getting into the boat, and reaching the shore.
The men then robbed and abandoned the vessel.
Information was given TO the proper authorities,
when Martin and Davidson were arrested and car
ried TO Cafihagena. Wallis escaped TO the interior,
taking refuge among the Indians, but hopes are en-
tertained that he also will be, secured Davidson
and Martin were yesterday handed over to the IT, s.
Marshal, and committed to prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

LIVE OAx.-Thc Colorado (Texas) Gazette
stses that an English company have purchased
zoria for the psrposc Of getting out live oak They
are said TO have contracted with the Esgish Go
yerpment to deliver two millions eubis feet The
country sbeut Brszoria 10 loaded with these en"s
mons trees, some Of then casting . shade OF 100
fee, in diameter. There 10 no doubt that capital
Gan be better invested tins, With ayicw to nar.
ket supply Of this useful .ss..isl n. IN 80 -
present With On eye TO culivasion.--N Q. Crsxsn
r;Au
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

SANTA FE ExpKprrror.--A letter giying full
account ofths capture Of the Santa Fe Exped,tlon
Orleans and 10 published at length in the Picayune
Il states that a detachment Of the Expedition was
cent, in advance Of the main body, with flag Of
truce and that upon their arrival at Santa Fe they
we're arrested and Immediately led out and shot ;
amongst them was &. w. Kendall, Of the N. D.
Pieayunc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

THIS is the first day of the new year-lsi2 We
wish all our readers and patrons happy one-a
merry one-and many oil them. No paper will be
issued from this office till next Monday. Good
morning. May your shadow never be less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

NAL 70 ALBASY.-We understand that the Post
master intends TO send day mail to Albany by the
Isray OF the Erie Rail Road 10 Goshen and Bucks
stage line to Albany. II will leave this city every
morning, at o'clock, and arrive in Albany next
morning az 4 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
: ~ YORK HERALD.
vrw vc-h, saturday, january i, Is4e.

tJ- IHE HERALD PICTURE GALLERY is Just pub.
Asheo, and can be procured at the office Price
SIX cents sinsle number-to newsboys at the usual
price a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

ALBANr, &c.-This ancient city has now be-
come the capital ct New England as well as New
York. III the New York western banks must Row
make deposits in the Suffolk Bank of Boston, or be
Yepudlated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

FAsHIoSABLE PAMsiAs DREss MAxrSe ESTABLISH.
tdrsr.-Madame FloTinda Lefeyre has Just opened
splenda Partisan establishment at 10 Franklin
street. Madame Florinda is the celebrated dress
maker OF Fanny Ellsler and is said possess genius,
elegance TASTE tact, and enterprise in the art OF ar
.aying &c male beauty in fine drapery. How these
Pssisisss do carry everything before them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

WHErE's JuDeE WILEY NOW HE is preparing TO
procure new trial, and will probably get it. Judge
Wiley Is not SO bad man as those hid behind him.
he has been the scape-goat OF a confederacy Of
burglar and Police oficers-and if he were TO open
ms mouth, he could ell some queer stories
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
New Years Day.

95THS NV YoRk LANCET, No. l, will be ready
by Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

ceiyed sIate last evening pdmpnies, cvu.-.-.--. -
long expected disclosures Of James B Glentworth
He positively asserts the truth Of all the charges
heretofore made against Blatchford g. C9.--gives
copies of the original papers-and adJFa whole
history of the ppe.layng business, tb Is perfectly
astounding fer its viIlainy and c9<upton The
statements of J. d. Stevenson, 81 all confirmed.
What becomes now of the pipsfayers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
Prospects In Congress.

The probability that the currency proja of tb,
Pre- sdent may pass into law, declines every da
The debate IN the Senate has disclosed lb, COM
oined opposition OF the principal leaders the de-
mocrdtlc party. The moderate wings seem also to
oppose the exchange feature of tb- plan, and the
ultra wings seem 10 be out agaipa the whole On
TINS Question every element Is rasate OF confusion.
AL the important laws passsd at the Extra Session
seem also to be ia danger-ihe Government is out
OF funds, and no money IN the Treasury
Yet in spite OF these untoward appearances, the
country was never in a healthier condition All the
speculative interests arc breaking up finay-but the
great movements founded on cash and short credi,,
are going ahs~c every day. There is Sherai
want Of esnfdence in State and Bank s..'cks-but
the socls of -four, wool, cotton, cord, NC, always
comaland cash at moderate prices )
We are clearing away the wrecks oil former
years, and will come out bright one of these days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

FAsUosABLE lyrELLIGENcE.-SIRC CHARLES BAGoT,
Governor General OF Canada, came up to town yes
terday, and took lodgings al Blancard's Hotel His
family follows him in few weeks from England.
On Monday next Sir Charles dimes with Mr.. Bucha-
nan, the British Consul and probably on Tuesday
takes his departure Tor Montreal and Kingston. Sir
Charles was formerly British Minister at Washing
ton, and much beloved for his urbanity and high
character. He left the embassy there in lSl9 receiv
ing public dinner as a testimony OF the esteem in
which he was held in that metropolis. His lady is
a niece Of the Duke Of Wellington. Sir Charles is
the bes. man for Governor that Canada could have
He knows the United States well, and he is mode
and conciliatng statesman, who will soo,he the
savage dispositions OF the fiery Canadians.
Loan NoRrErH leaves town for the South on Mem
day. His Lordshp is much liked in New York-and
perhaps more so in Boston. He is minute and at
tentive observer OF republican institutions, and
is to be- found wherever the people are We have
been unable 10 ascertain the accuracy of the on dit
about the engagement between him and beautiful
Bostonian. From certain circumstances, within our
knowledge, we believe his Lordship is touched in
the heart in that direction-and perhaps, &c.
SIR j. De CouRcY LASTLAN,th secret agent Of the
British Government in this country, was in Texas at
the last accounts. He is collecting vast quantity
ei information on our republican institutions, society
and character He is singular and original man.