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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

la the United STATES Court nr tie Eastern Dsfr, T -
-, sinia, l9h March, le42:
JAMES JOHNSON, Of the CIV OF Re b,n,nt t,.y,,,
hed petition praying that he may be declare LsnE.
IupL " IS "rlei cd' that al persons claiming o. be re
tors ot The cal James Johnson siOS cause 10 be ,,
on the dbh April next Why Tie said James Johnson he
not declared bankrupt pursuant the act Copares In
mat behalf a0d iata copy u fis order be putsheJ M
cOuu. A eopy Tcsie ~ -" '"''' ~
mh q WOW HENRY GIBSON Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.

ia tc uahcd states Cont orthe Eastern District II Nir
- - - ginia, March Ia, lSi2
IOilS Mcneil, Of the city OF Richmond bavin- filed
AZ petition praying that he may DC declared bsnLtunt
u . ordered Iha' all persons claiming 20 Ie crtors m
TIE sad John Mcneil show court on ne lOh
Of hprl neEi, why the said John Mcneil not dec lare
bankrupt pursuant TO ;Ae act vi Congress IN that behalf
and that COPY Of this order be publish In te ne wa
pers according To- the I'd aud 2iih rules of cour.
copy. Teste,
NH wa HENRY GIBSON C,k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

III Tie un'ed states Court for e Eastern District OF VIZ
= giuia. Al Norfolk, 3el March, 1872: '
AMES WATERS. ofihc Borough Of Norfolk b,,,,,
~ hled pe'uon praying that he may he declared RAJ,
ru u IL ordered That all pcfsnns Claiming 4, he -
ioTso the saih James Walters show cause 10 lie Conn 90
the dly Of May Term neG why the said James Waller
SHOULD not be deehrei Bankrupt purs1uf IN H. 81,
'onsfesa IN that behalf an thai cory on is orr, t
nnh-he IA TIC newspapers according IL The - n 94,h
huies ~ Ip"ri COpy-Tesfc.
i2-wIw A CpNynrpV ,t,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

xTIRGINIA--As Raiss. HEAD no che ciesk'. oatce %
ths Cireea sepstnf cOait al 40 and chanessy iof
ru~haaa cooay toin the eth the It'll day a pccsut
hei Inclusive. IN The eti fueisu r.aun sti Ana
Jane his stfs. tnerly Ana lane Hunt. Nara Frances
lunt aad Mnsrsa hinn tina asf infants uodct ila
II y ysArs. ~ samuel Morris their nest isiehd '
alns, Jann w Dance. Exor al Tnnaapsoa b,int. s'tH
dec u Sslas bryant and Janae his ~.ie Elijah huuu,st
sni Mars his wife. s0d Tho ap.o niut, IL. and Nauy
foNcra drIr---is CuAkcERN,
The dccnant Thompson Hunt, Jr, not having entered
has aI carance aud given eury according a. ~. sei 81
assembly aod the rules OF this court and appearing.
saisaeslry Ssiense. that he s not ao nhahiianl Of tbs
contouNeahh Ia the uoiton at the iiuiii. hy thrtr
oouuHei ~ ordered, that tho zaid rhoipso huni j.
d. appear heotc the Judge &c the Circuit Superior C"t
Of law and ctanccry tor fowhaan roHniY the toui
houe. thereof on tho first dly o the May the
said tourt, and answer the bl ~ tho planis aud s~
security mr pciiernug snch decree the count uaY
make herein. AMI uaa copy of this order te GrihWh
nssrted la soinc ns~spaper pubic he'd the
noni and coniinned tor two mouths lively .nI
that a,,her copy lie posted ont don of The Count,
house Of this county.
catAy. Test
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
LEWIS 4 RoGERs. d g.. Tor
&c ~ N9W IIiuthrT a. 4,

NtAGi NtA:-ln ~ Niisian tonuly Intnt Fri, gii,
" lN4l-Nu iiarkins. pitt; aganst Inhu n Dav ami
ms'uaE hia wiic, i'iin"iy Martha Il1Skns ,itu Ia
This gay ese the paniin, Nv his counsel snl flied his
btu against thc d'isAiiuts, praying ipI diva ct tact
oi Land la THE couniy and the d.ie,ants not having enter
cd their appearance according a. the ct Assembly ard
the Rules OF THIS Court an sp afnr tothr SAT-.
al the tonft. that they nat Inhabitants oi ts COM
m'nwcall. pnthc uruiion 81 the plaintiff u surlrre that
" nid defendants 10 appear here the Ia Manla, ia
May nsu Oehs toui day. aad answer tie biil at the
pLinu and si copy ~ lhs order lee forthwith
ci IN Snu'c newspaper published in the tiy ot
aui continued i"r Two monS ssiVs'y aud thai ano.
me, copy ~ pested al thu front door OF the Courthouse
81 this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

la Tie uned states Court fr the Eastern Dstfc Of VIZ
1900, . giuia A. Norfolk, Sih March, 1872
RICHARD a. WOKREII.. OF the d. rpush Of N,rc,tk
~ having hlc petition, praying tat he IA Az be der,r
Dsnbthi u - ordered Thai all poTapns claiming f.
ne eIrhi0rs IT tie said Richard WnTre show rsnsc
{" the 'oui, On The st day 81 May Term next vbv ~
-.lf IHeaid Worrei should not be dcciIrei baukruu
pursuant TO the Act Of Congress Ia that behalf aoj IN
copy OF ts order be published In The uewyr1pers nr
cofding 10 the 2li aud 2ifl, Rules Of Court ''' "
ACOpy-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

la The lnic states Coat the Eastern nsiIleI
Eiaia. at Norfolk, March a. ISL.
VACob WILLIAMS. OF the eeuotY of Nansemond.
~ hiNing tiled petition, ing that he be dec lar
ell bankrupt ID Is ordered thai all persons claiming 10 be
ereiots Of the said Jacob jwians show 10 the
.oau GA the s' Gay OF May nckt why the said Jacob
Wuhauls should not be declared bankrupt pursuant "a
the act OF Congress IN that behalf and copy Of THIS
order BE- published n the newspapers sceor,0g 10 the
2@i and 2ith rules oi Court.
nr ~ w5x A A COWnERy. ck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

SPRING DRY GOODS.
iN snhteitocr Is now rcccig!ns and will continue "a
,e'"Nc by c'-ty ARRIVAL. his stock ct rprins pTy
"oeis, Nl,ch lac Will sell t,w too each
shn rliiics AMI fars,ls
Georgia >aukeen
straw, Mans and Florence nradc Bonnctl
blacs ant COor'd siks
,acccs NJ sr ptirs -
Hosiery, Glove, etc. InCtfNNINCIIAN
mh D. Chc,p :, a, ~ ,,s.t'',1,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

Ia The United Siacs ttuu the Easf-tn lrr,,f "a a.
,. gina, AZ Norfolk, ~ March. 1872:
JOSEPH CANNON of the borough of Snri,jt b,,;,,
h'ei Petition praying hat he may Ice declared a R,nE
Tors Of Tie aid Joseph annon show cause 10 The t IN
me hIi LAY Of May Term next, Why the all sep On
non should not lc decIrei BlnkruH purs,oi a, ,6s
sct OF Congtess IN that behalf andthat COPY I tfs M r
be puthsiedn the Newspapers, according - "a. ~ ,a
2ith Rules of Court A Cooy- To- - ~ - '''
marl2-w5w A A EOIynFBv fr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

In the United states Cour, Tor the Eastern DiSfT "a ~
GINA, at Norfolk, March sih ISt1
uAhLE- MARIlN Gone OF the late Grin n + Mar
~ TN u Co OF Elizabeth City, c. OF the Roraneh ~
NoLlolk, having hed petition praying that he NAV be
ueeIaied b'nkrup u sordere that all persons laim-
ing 10 De Creditors OF the said Charles Martin show
cause ~ inc court on the Isl day OF May TIE m next Why
lne sald Chares Martin should not be decla bank
Tup pursuant IN the act NJ Congress in that behalf and
l4i COPY OF THIS order be pubish - ia the
according To the 20 and 2llh rules OF court
Copy-Teste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

ulhf United states Conn for the Eaa cru Di.f,cfof
. go ginil, AZ Norfolk, March 2Gflt Iatl " ""
a u0uhlls LAPEiOUSR, 0ndivIiuails soi on, ~ ,t .
= az ifm 81 Lapelousc a Coz on me nor,,gt ~
ToIolk having hled petition, praying that hc may he
.'eateda bankrupt b. ordered thai a uers,ng IVY,
~ y. otelpfs NJ The said Auaustus ftpr ,use sg .e
- .s court on me- W 10y Of Nay Term me- al iy lie s
e.tu.'us .pelnutf be not declared n bankrff n,,re,,
20 we 80 ~ C9fgfcss in that behalf AMI tist ~ C,i
onieI 1e published in me ncwgapers sceor,iia, y, M
Sdi and 2ith rules oil coun. " '''''"h ~ ihe
AcolT. Tcsto,
apH WI A a COwDFRy Spk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Mr.. CLAY and Mr.. Calhoun.

The Washington Correspondent Of the Phlla.
dcpha u. 5. Gazette SAYS
An anecdorc Is told Of the meeting of Mr..
Clay aud Mr. Calhoun after the former retired
from the Senate, which shows that political
strife, though 1t may for while deadeD the finer
feelings Of the heart, Cannot destroy them, es-
pecally IN those hearts thar beat with generous
aud manly scn>ibities. As Mr.. Clay was pas
sng towards the door to leave the Senate Cham
Der, Mr.. Calhoun met hm-ihey had not spoken
each other for five years; bat they sim
ultaneousIy extended their hands, and rushed TO
each others arms; neither spoke but both wept.
At length Mr.. Clay sad. on parting, .givo my
best regards to Mrs. Calhoun" How much
more noble was this reconciliation and parting,
than if they had separated looking deliince at
each other.
They had almost spent their lives together in
Congress, and at various times stood shoulder to
shoulder, animated by patriotism and emuIons
only of serving the country. Time had passed
over BOTH and the young had become old. One
was about retire, and both must ere long
.'slecp the sleep that hath no waking" The
tirenent o: the one would leave the other with
no con panon rival Of his Younger days, and
1t told him eEnphatically tina, he too must soon
follow. Thoughts like these soften the heart
not wholly indurated. and cause the fountain Of
generous feeling to gush forih--it came. and the
two Distinguished rivals and antagonists under
the influence Of these sympaihes drawn
toge ,hcr. Would that they had never been sep
aratri.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
iIGINI ELL Icy.

0t-We are aathorizedro announce ISAAC y.
LE>I OF Iilrerstawn. a candidate for seat
IN the House of Representatives of the next
Legislature Of this State.
GIVE requested 10 announce SAMUEL
DELONC candidate for Sheriff at the next
AUGUsr election.
C--Ne authorized to announce DAVID
DENWlDDIE, al q candidate for Sheriff
0r.-We authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
HIDUP, as a candidate for Sheriff.
CCE We are authorized 10 announce DAVID
MOORE, as a candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorised t. announce LEVI p
ROTHEMEL, as a candidate for Sheriff.
Give are authorized announce JESSE
MEEK. as candidate for Sheriff
0-I5-We are requested TO announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge Cry, candidate
for Sheriff Of WAYNE County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST"

will be published Monthly, to contain thirty
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April 18Th, 1872
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

RHODE lsLAND--THE NEW CONSTITUTE y "A
letter Ia the New Y,rk Journal of Commerce.
dated Providence, AprIl ), says "ihere Is great
exctemen, throughout this State In relation TO the
Suffrage Constitution. II has arisen TO an alarm
ing height; each party-the old government and
the Suffrage--are preparing to settle the question
BY force. The Governor has issued his procla>
nation. calling on the military commanders 10
call gu, the Militia and hold them in readiness TO
act at d moments warning. Ga the other hand,
The suffrage party are organising and arnIng
themselves for the contest. IL Is said an express
viii leave for Washington this afternoon This
unpleasant atI,lr operates very untayorably on
business
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Great STOCK FARM for Sale.

STOCK FARM lying II miles Of La CayeItc
"A Tppecanoe COUNTY. Indiana. Big Pine creek
100 acreseli watered, and $50, 400
timbeedthe balance prairie" and any qlantity Of
prare and side of the There
200 under fence, with about $50 under
The buildings tolea5iy comfortable, but
expensive. The abo:e ad81iraby adapted
ing stock. AMI sale price suit the hard
wishing purchase property Of this Kind will find
their advantage examine the premises For fIh
information inquire Of d. p. HOLLOWAY. this Of
fee Of p : Jennings lafayette Indiana
Richmond. Jan. tn l5i9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16


York Herald, contain the following reformation
respecting second arrest of Hogan:
ROCHESTER, April /, > o'clock. A. VI.
Last evening. a warrant was granted by Jus
tice Il Ichan Of this city, for the hpprehen sinn OF
John Sheridan Hogan, Esq, charged with having
been one OF the destroyerS of the Caroline, and
Of the party who killed Amos DIffee and others
Mr.. Hogan whose motions are sad to have been
carefully watched, both here and IN Canada was
speedily arrested, just as he was starting for The
country in a carrlage-he having arrived IN the
Gore few hours before from Toronto.
He was carried before Police Justice Warner,
and committed jail for further examination TIL
5 1me persons expressed doubts to whether
he is really the person, he was 10 some degree
disguised; but If he actually is Hogan, his part-
cpation IN the Caroline Outrage is a matter OF
notority.
He behaved with spirit at the Police Office
asked no farors--rcqured no fflends-hut placed
his trust md conf ience ON the power OF his
country-,he wooden walls Of Old Engiand'-
adding .'fny government can protect me -
The complainant was General Theler, and not
". l.. Mckenzie, as has been wrongly stated
We understand from several persons that a
love aft ar he's nvolv ed HIM in this difficulty. which
IS very probable. At any rate there does seem
to be IA lady in the case.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Administrators Sale.

IlLL be sold public sale, the dwelling John
w q Reed, late residence OF Enos Grave dec four
miles north OF Richmond. Smyrna meeting house.
IN Wayne Couaty, la. Secondary. the ninth Of
month the persona property OF said deceased: consisting
of. two Horses milk Cow, Clock. large chest
Carpenters Tools, wheat Fan, Stoves Household
k}tchcn Furniture and many other articles
sary mention. Sale commence 10 O'Clock. said
3aF when the viii be made kaown, AMI due
dance given by DAVID /. GRAVE, Administrator
18th month 1871. 1912. I5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

TESO THE PUBLIC.--A rumo7 has been in cifcula-
in and ab OUT the City OF Richmond. that | had
spoken III OF defamation, of one of Mr.. John Was
family, member; this will and the
public upon The subject, that said Is UNANIMOUSLY
false ald led, and without the slightest shadow
truth. do therefore then in this public DECLARE
that have held every branch of Mr.. Wal family
highest respect aud
any thing which should in degree arnish
fair reputation. signed ISAAC BARNETT.
kichmon4, April, 18th, 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
RANANi AI

NRON the subscriber, the 9th ut ind onted ap
II prentice the farming business, named jeremiah
Swars; about ii oId-smulI age--fair
leXIonlght hair. aud green eyes-pFghty and takatve
while impuIence ieachefy alartng anl lying he has
perhaps, tellowIressed jeans cotton Shirt
shoes. hair cap, and chip Initiating with him
dry clothing. together with small chest box. in
which ne kept them also, school books. ANY person
returning said boy saa revarI but
neither charges tina ks,sti, am determined pros
any and every person hahoaE sad boy, tho rsor
of the SAMt Ill S!IG IE, Jun'r.
ApdI Sth, 1912. If }w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

\ AlliN VAN BUREN.--Of late wears it was
y generally remarked that Martin Van Buren,
ways placid. gentle. ana good natursd. Triumph
excited or defeat depressed him, but he always seemed psr
ecty At his ease and when tbs Presidential election
against him he toak IL calm simmer morning In
snort. nothing could rue him. Nav, gentle reader the
OF this that he constant patro, of Pc
IERS FILLS. which have such a marvellous effect in
AarmoniziS the system takes them can
bad blood. be Influenced anger. passion sorrow
Despair and hos Of other evils that flesh Unprotected
Peters Pl ms heir In9eed.ii al jnsterel in sui-
cent doses, Is esmatei tina, they would make tiger a.
the same time strong as II0a and gentle as lamb
For sale the BOON STORE.
Richmond, April 18th, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Sheriff 5 Sale.

Y virtue of suniry executions directed from the
l. Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
the Court House door i'll the of Cenreve. Wayne
county, Indiana the 30h day OF April, 1912, between
the hours Of 10 o'cIork A. VI aud o'clock p NJ said
day the following property, to-ait The East half of Lot
No. 81 and the West half OF Lot No 81 numbered
plat part of the CITY of Richmond. w
Indiana, laid by Charles w Starr. Taken the pro-
perry OF Daniel Sloan, satisfy executions III favor OF
BI.dseII & Burlsell. and others.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, Sheriff, w. c.
April eth. 1912. (5l. 500 II BY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
JOHN SHILLITO g. co.

No. IL. East Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio
RE prepared their lds and customer,
a cHoice selection Of new Goods in he line u, very
low prices
-CARPETISG--
SI2er ROYAL Brussels with Rugs match;
Imperial three ply jngraIred o do.
>Iperlnc and extra-lne do new
Good. all wool, fine ngaine1 62l and 75e pef yard:
Super and low priced Nenitian Of all widths;
Rich Brussels and fine Eag1ish Stair
Plain and chiaiz hgIred wooden Booking;
l0-4 and ia coofed linen do,
stair Rods and linen stair Covering;
Brussels AMI Wilton Hearth Rugs,
Rich velve, pile aud .uhed ds;
Fine par!or and common door Mats;
mite and colored India Mating A. So ca wide
FLOOR CLOTHS
variety Of handsome pa halls rooms,
ranted we'll seasoned from three five years
Also, lot Of Oil Cloths, slightly damaged, when Will bs
sold at half price.
HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-
Heavy unEfesssd irish Linens,
l0-4 nj l2-4 Bausey >aretirg,
80 inch and 81 Ifish do,
81. Cd mi I2-4 Cotton TO- irritation or linen
81 and l0-4 fine Damask Table Diapers,
IA aad =. Heavy Barns,ey do d.
All Dar4a-k Table Cn4is, Eaqkin and Doylies.
Russia, Engii=h ami German Toweljuy Diapers,
PLAIN md em5'd Muffin Curtain Goods.
Scarlet blue and buff Cashmeres borders match
I2-4, I3-4 and Iii white Marseilles Quilts
I0-4, II 4 and 1871 fine BAN wool Blankets;
An extensive assortment Of fancy and staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles
April ?, ls4e. (Gaz. s2) ID
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
REMOVAL.

ME undersigned, ling succeeded in getting such
their property rescued from the late fire in
condition, Tor SALE would announce to their friends and the
pua that they have taken those spacious Pork and Ware
houses owned and recently occupied by \. w. Thomas
Esl. the of Canal and Walnut ste, where they
prepared - do extensive Commission, Snra and
Forwarding business, including the packing Pork
Beet hey hope their experience in the the business,
with the tEictest attention the
customers, VIII merit them a share of patronage
PJGH y AI.NORD.
Cincinnati, April 18th, 1912. 15-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

rENIE undersigned hereby gives NOTICE. that he has
ken out Clerks Office, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate Eno Grave. late Of Wayne County,
Indiana deceased therefore indebted the
to- are requested make late payment; ond all
sons having claims said viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement within from this
date Tho estate ; solvent.
DAVID /. GRAVE, Administrator.
mn S,b 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

The Crops.-Fho Ailcganian says: The pros
pect for good Wheat and Rye crop in AIealny
county, Maryland, IS quite cheering, and from
what we can ascertain at present the fields give
every indication Of rich and abundant harvest
to crown the labors of the farmer. Thus II Ill
DO seen thu, IN the midst of unprecedented pccu-
mary troubles, the bountIes Of Heaven are not
withheld
Sjagniar.-We mentioned last week the some
what singular tact, s shown bv the late census
Of there being an equal number Of males and fe
males in Washington county, Vt.-lI,7J3 of
each sex We have another circumstance, shows
ing Vermont Ia be quito as strong advocate for
an equal division Of iabor, sh has n ways been
for its prntec lion In the town of Whiuingham
in Windhnm c.. there reside SIX brothers by the
name of Blanchard. five of whom are married and
have families. They compose one organized
school district. The school is kept bv unmar-
red brother and il composed OF the children Of
the married ones, nineteen IN number, Eighteen Of
which are between It ages of four and eich Gen.
and all of course cousins. And farther. The dis
trct is cqnailv divided tetwecn male anJ female.
-Ciermont Eugle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
Copper, Brass, shcce-Eron and
rE'isa-yaEc r-IsaszsaCtGrvo

ME subscriber takes this method Of informing the c
I Of Richmond, and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business Richmond where ne
intends Keeping constantly han general assortment
Copper, Brass, saeet7on and Tin stills. Brew
Fuile Dye, an Hasters et:l"s Of every descrpt
made order shortest notice and III good workman
like all kinds of Copper wash, and kett
ties kept constantly hand ao. general assortment Of
tin-xare which viii be sold wholesale retail
good bouch: III the III kinds of
pairing notice. The highest price will
be paid for old copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, Nav IS, lS40. I9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
SEz.EA WORM EGGS.

SMALL lot of SILK WORM EGGS well selec-
tel and preserved. viii he sold very low
.omno dating terms. Enqaife 81
JAMES UNCUT.
Richmond 4;h mo, l5h, Is II. l5-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

GtUMFRIES' Medicated Hoarbounl Candy has proved
~ itself superior every article heretofore offered,
removing colds hoaTseness, and clear voice For
sale BOOK STORE
Richmond April 18th. 1872
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
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NiESubscrbern having made arrangements with tho
pTopnctors of the 'Spring Foundy'' for power for
building Machinery now prepared furnish friends
and the public generally nn,ce kinds Of Ma
chiheFy, SUCH a CardInG Machines, Condenser
Spinning Machines. Power Looms. Sbearing Ma
chimes, Mapping Machines, &C. all OF hicl,
he has the latest patterns lie s also prepared cutting
Mill screws, Press Screws, &c. &c
IIkANAH HUXLEY.
fIJ-N. u III LEY and RYAN. viii make to order
BELLS and all kinds of Brass Castings aud viii take old
Copper and Brass in exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb 1e, 1872 BIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

Quick TIne-Wo understand, saws the Easton
Gazette. that a wager won on Monday NOR
ming last, by Mr. J imes IL myth-who eng ged
to a measured mile in 6 minutes fresh from
the grass and no training. Time > min 80 sec
dome with comparative ease. He offers to BET
$4,000 that he can do the mile in , minutes, allow
ing time for training and exercise.