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been chosen foi thGI. is!ep'sni
us, and have ever reccivee 60, Ippori
from the people. until they declined. or wero
transferred to some other high position in the
government. Let the people spurn the dema-
gogne who would seek to corrupt them, and Sc
lect their representatives for theiryirtae and in
tellisence, aud they will soon see the beneficial
effects opon their own interests Mr. Pickcns
has served us faithfully and ably, and we doub.
not, tha, the relation which has SO loug existed
between himself and his constituents viii be
dissolved with regret on their part Dir. Pick
ems will serve Us ill The a,ll March next The
election for members TO the next Congress will
not take place until after the next Legislature,
Of this State shall have arranged our Congress
sional Districts under the new apportionmen,
bill. South Carolina looscs two members.
This matter Of the reorganization Of the Con-
gressiona Districts Of the state is receiving
some attention in other quarters. and we would
respectfully direct the thoughts of cur fellow
citizens to tliat subject.
We have been informed that Col Whitfield
Brooks, has been spoken Of as suitable person
to fli the place now occupied by hir Pickens
For our own part. we know of no gentleman,
within the bounds Of this Congressional Dis
,ric, better qualified to serve she citizens, or to
whom they can more securely trust their inter-
es,s, and the interests Of ,lie South generally,
than COL Brooks, as bis age, experience, and
position in the District. point him out as suit
able successor TO our present worthy rcpresen.
ta,ive.
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TA, Bheat Crop. Although 'he wheat
has in some places been injured by rust, I,
The crop is s.nnuunsuaily heavy ono. ~ ,.al ~
The whea, growing conptry -CAsra'e s0s'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Poisoning.r-An at,cmp, was lately
made To destroy the family of Mr.. Wn.,
Scou, Of Sumter District. in this State.
by mixing poison with their homiiy. Mr.
S., his oveTsecr, and ten little negroes who
were fed in the yard, we're ali sufferers
Upon examination before Court Of Free
holders. S. Lacoste, Es1. tho Magistrate
presiding. the cook woman was found
guilty. partly on her own confession, and
partly on other testimony, and sentenced
10 be hung on the 22d. No death has en-
sued Mr.. >. and his overseer who sui
lered more than the Others, are recovering.
-Charicsion Observer.
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Suicide.-Dr. Joseph Is. Ponce, son ol
Dir. d. Ponce, of Hancock county, Ga,
arrived here on Thursday afternoon by INC
Augusta Rail Road, and put up al tnc
Plnu,er's Hotel. He appeared rational;
bu, ra,her depressed, retired aeou, mai,
past s O'Clock 10 his room, and was found
mex, morning dead. having cut his throat
from ear TO ear with razor. he must
have done i, soon after getting to MS
chamber, and in The dark. aasiho piece, OF
candle with which be re,ircdaHs very ut
tie consumed. and gentleman who siePs
mex, door TO him and who retired at 10;
never heard him move. He had several
letters from his father TO gentlemen 10 'l,is
city-amons them one TO The Spanish Con-
ucts as Spanish Consul in Savannah. TO
n gentleman who called upon him on ine
day of his arrival he expressed himself ye-.
ry anxious to go to Savannah. - CAas!es.I
Mercury.
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les .1r adjourned. to meet in the
-. ....se, on sionday evening the is.h inst.
EDMUND PENN, Secretary.
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The accounts fsuu this part oil the
Queens doninions aso Of a distressing
characicr. efiising chiefly from the high
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crov.l seppossd rhe d ,,bs-ge 'sos BIAS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

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Cincinnati Message.


ihtn the las; four eeAs receit ed
demands from rnany unIry weekly
paper and ID order supply those demands
Guided 10 issue the hFs number edition.
lFaay, the hd Of July, TO he called EEhIA pol
LAR MESSAGE. The character of the D,lL4 Msss,sE
Is toe well kaown II require any promise ptoprlr-
tors IL regard 10 rs future Ii emphateay what
they de- snei make ia tanning the IA
ties, 3atei gence any OF lis ana
circulating greater number copies any
mag paper the cry The paper takes part the po
csl discussions Of The day, bat vii continue, hereto
impartial manner. leaving the dry, and study
Is % 10 battle the OF heir respective Leaders.
ike tbs peculiarly ausPcjoas tie paper Viii he adapted
~ price to SIX the embarrassed condition publc
iHE WEEALY DoLL, NFssAGE win contain no a1yer-
semen whatever. IL VIII be exclusively filed
'ng ater,maao up 81 choices; pAi-
" including the received 10y the mats The morning
OF its issue. Besides News. Fore and Domestic. Tales,
Romance Miscellany, Poetry, ltticsms, &c,
OF the markets " III be strictly attended ani complete
Bank Note Table which corrected daily Will inserted
every Saturday. The paper Viii he well printed large
SUPERFICIAL sheet, AMI furnished distant subscribers
the following low prices For one copy ~ ooor
copies - 00ior copies 81 90. Payment
ae invariably in adV aAce. the low OF the
per Will admit of he propUetnrs employing coecNs
agent Po>tmasers authorized frank letters
tanning remttanre-. # signed bg themselves Sub@c
may therefore be arte1 this without postage
DONNANAN, CAMERON \ Co
Cincinnati. june -, leil.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

PaogEssoR DURBIN>--Ths gentleman. with
HIS travelling companion, the Rev. Mr.. Sewails
rcd at Havre on the 10Th OF May, IN % day,
from Now York. They expect TO reach London
by the 10Th Of August. and request all letters
NAV be forwarded 10 the care Of Messls. Bariog
Rsothers g. Co, I.ondoa.
THE DUhLsTs--It is stated in some Of the
New York papers ,bat Mr. Webb will probably
be arrested on his return home. The revised
starutss Of ~ Y. on The subject Of dueIling make
peniientiary affair TO leave the State with a
view TO give or receive a challenge.
Western a. York papers state that the farmers
have lost great number of sheep account of
the cold weather !, IS something uncommon for
sheep ,n the UaIed States to be frozen IN June
General Council Of the Cherokees have pas.
sed a law that all spir,,ous lIqours found q, any
i'ms IN saer na'ioa, shall be poured out 90 the
ground.
Oliver RobbiGs. man nearly seventy years OF
age residing not far from Sacketts Hsrbor n Y
coMmi,sed suicide a few days ago. BY cutting bl.
trnst lntsmperancs was the cause.
BANNER TowS-Mount Vernon claims to
be The banner town In Ohio, having reclaimed
every dsunkard 10 the town.
4 site con tanning 2i acres has been purchased
BY the General Government. in Sprinpwe!fs near
Detroit, Michigan, for The erection Of forttica-
too.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

Terms Of AdyeTtIsIng..-O.F Dollar per square for
three Insertions, and EvE GEsTs for each al
ditional aseruoa-TEs LisEs the space occupied ~
80 coIned square nothing counted tess
square; a. SQUARE, aud less than square arH
haIf be counted tqtlare and ha.Per square for
months THREE DOLLARS. for months ~IH Dot
LARS. or Ten DoiLaEs annun two squares fIFTEgS
Dollars fIFTY CESTs per three squares
TwENTY Dollars per annuFn. Merchants Druggists.
and others. advertising BY the year, VIII re charged for
column Of 1000 ntr S10b anndul for threefourths
a column So, 90; for Asif column $500: for
quarter Of column 250UA det Ictioa Of 20 PEI
vii Advertisements longer than Quarter Of
colana rted BY the aaif year or year. and not
Cnan~sry notices and petitions pt
be paid invariably in adTaaee Advertisements coming
from abroad be accompanied with t 81,
ordered fof pubiiratio- y brother p1biisher
y. b. No advertisement wiIl be discontinued Un.f
for, unless the option Of paber ~ previous
between the publisher and me adver,sser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
Al GUST ELECTION.
.Jacksoast-Irg, la.

GIVE arc authorised to announce WILLIAM
A. RIFFNER, (of Jacksonsburg) q candidate
lr the House Of Representatives
OtrWe requested to announce WILSON
DENNIS, a n candidate for the House OF Repre-
sentauves of the State Legislature.
f.rWs arc authorised to announce HEN
RY Il SKULL, cot Mi!ton,l candidate fer
County Cotrsnissualer, at the ensuing August
Election.
GIVE arc requested to announce WILLIAM
s. ADDLEMAN, as a candidate for the House of
REPRESENTATIVES..
DAyWo are authorised to announce WILLIAM
BAKER, a candidate for Sheriff OF Wayue
County.
G.7-We arc authorized TO announce DAVID
COMMONS, a candidate tor rec lection as
County Commissioner.
n-FWe are authorised and requested TO
pounce DANIEL STRATTAN. Esq, as can
didate tor re eieciioa to the House OF Represen-
taiives In the State Legislature.
Give are also requested to announce WIN.
r. FOULkE. as "a candidate for election to
the House OF Representatives of the State Legs
hture.
G.yWs are authorised 20 announce ALLEN
HIATT, q candidate for seat IN the House OF
Representative of the State Legislature.
H.yWc au,horizedto announce ISAAC n.
LE.SH. OF fkaSsrstown, as candidate for a seat
IN the House of Representatives of The next
Legislature Of THIS State.
OrWs arc authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE as a candidate for Sheriff
GIVE are authorized 10 announce JESSE
MEEK, rs a candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge City, a candidate
fos Sheriff of Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

CALEB Be WI-1-LIALsa
ESPECT FULLY requests all Indebted to him, to
y make payment, as he Is very of CASH
a this time.
feTN. B. He has constantly on hand. AT all times
SADDLES. BRIDES. HARNESS. UIffFS. COL
L.4RS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he viii
sell on fair ana reasonable terms
Richmond, Jan. lst. 1872. If
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

VIE subscriber would inform his friends old custo-
/ mers that he has taken donreast " NJ.
Lynde's Store, where he will pleased receive the
calls of all VINO may favor him with their
done with desoatch and warranted perform low
JOSHUA b. IL NNICUTT
Richmond, May 9Th, 1912 IS,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling private sale,
any OF the property hereinafter described, to-wit:
The House and LOT, the of Main and L rOnt
streets occupied by John " iliiamson store.
4 building lot, with old house Main
adjoining the above named lot the and adjoining
story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
building Main adjoining the proper
of Armstrong Grimes the running back about
$50 feet alley, and wing the advantage OF foot
alley extending em the front along its whole length back
the mentioned alley.
The property he resides, consisting good. well
finished brick dwelling house. nearly The main build
ing ~ 81 feet, with four floor with
passage entry. Kitchen milk house, house all OF
brick goni ana roomv stable, and other buildings
good quality. Excellent roon7y, dry and airy
cellar: about and half of ground. a less
quantity the purchaser; fruit of various
Kinds. The surpassed by any place,
pisasanaess |, il well calculated for private resi-
dence the part city,
property undersigned improved expressly per
Also, Farm Of So situated about u miles from
mpov ed by Frederick Hoover and since owned by Da
vd Holloway. The unusually fine
several strong aa8 failing Springs; excellent
ri, Consisting 800 trees, embracing good
OF fruit
The of sale of OF the above property.
viii be fair and liberal, price and Those
posed parchase sIch respectfully
call and examine for tlemselyes
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Fifth Month 22nd lo4l. 20tf
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origin ETRY.
For the Palladium.
COLU MBIA...A Sketch.

by itqac Julian
The land the PILGRIM and the PATRIOT trod
Disciaims all masters but creating COD:
And who, upon this favofd par, Of earth,
Dare sha me the land which he owes his birth,
By vain predictions of iis fact decline!
Co stupid fool forbid the Sun shine.
Blot from Won azure vault those orbs on high;
Or chain the sweeping comets as they fly;
But never dare 10 mele fair Freedoms reign
Upon CoLunBrA's glory -smi.ten plain.
No: if she fall it may not cannot DO
Till earth, in kindfed might, shall flourish FREE:
When Europe's shall spurn their iron yoke,
And rise, indignant. a, tip oppressor's stroke;
When ma lions now 10 sacred Truth unknown,
Shall feel her science spread from zone 10 zone;
When prejudice and bigotry shall bind
No more the powers of Mans immortal Mind;
When Peace shall cast her fair celestial robe
O'cr the wide circuit of the rolling Globe;
Then may COLUMBIA sink TO whence she came
While Universal Nature shouts her fame!
Then may tho Pow'R that usherd in her day
In glafy 1nench her bright supernal ray
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
Brontbitis! Bror,fbitis !!
Beware of that dread Destroyer,
N THE BRONCHITIS.

Which spares neither the Young, the Good
or the Beautiful bat Is annually hurrying
thousands upon thousands to premature
grave, under the mistaken name Of Con
sumption. The usual symptoms of this
disease are, Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs
Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breath
ing Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Splitting mp
of Phlegm or Matter, and sometimes Blood.
II is an inflammation of the fine skin which
lines the inside of the small wind tubes or
Dir vessels running through every part II
the lungs. The great and etfectual remedy
for tins alarming and wide-spreadng dis
- the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
stone Cutting and Masonry.

SVOHC NUIEFHS sSHU -FastSVHEv'
TVNIE subscriber Offers his services to the public in the
1 line of his bushes lie Will put UP stone walls
where he tended boarded p per perch and
shall tend and board himself he Will charge ga
per fIe will good and workman
like prnpoo1aly low prices, and Will furnish
plain grave and tout, stones equally low
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Mach lGth, 1912. LIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
Rev. |. Coyert's BALM of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine is uni
versalIy pronounced By the multitudcs who
have used it and tested lis healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for the cure OF
Bronchitis. Coughs, Severe Colds Group,
Asthma, Whooping Cough,
And all diseases Of the LUNos and WIND
rIPE, which, ne glected, soon lead TO real
Consumption
The BALM Of LIFE stands entirely aloof
from the various QudCk host1zunS of the
day. having invariably won the confidence
Of Physicians. Clergyman, and the iHeHt-
gent If all classes, wherever it has been
introduced. Philanthroplsts, and all who
truly sympathise with human suffering,
every where hail its appearance with
heartfelt Joy; and look upon the BALM OF
LIFE as one Of those great and uncommon
blessings which a kind Providence coca
sionaIIy bestows on man. but which, like
angels visits. are few and far between.
- Circulars. containing numerous tes-
tImonials Of the highest respectabijIty, can
be had, gratuitous, Of all our Agents.
ice 81 per bottle. fL-For sale by |. Reed & Bro,
Richmond, Ia DR.. Swain, Centrevjlie, Ia; The
Vhelen. Cam5rl5 e. Ia; Dan. Mason, hnisHtstov
and Jesse Way, Winchester, Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16

NO APOLOGY FOR WiGS-Of ali the remedie.
ever devised fer the preservation hair. none
has been found equal to AlNI+S HAIR TONIC, IN
dee! II has proved itself nt1blo in rcyrntng hair
icnm falling off, and VIII positively by faithful
nineteen cases of every twenty, produce I1
heud OF hair.
Please read the following from the Saturday Evening,
Post OF Sept. 9Th, 1889:
HAIR ToNlC-We call the attention the afflicted With
premature badness, excellent .fnr Tonic pfcpa-
ed by De Jayne OF this city. Having used ourselves
we can speak OF ITS virtues by experience and unhesta
t,ngly pronounce invaluable remedy
falling of of the hair. and restore from Dead
hne. healthy appearance also speak ,orson-
al knowledge OF the of friends
pred=posed To badness, who by the Jaynes laf
Tonic, have IuNuuant hair. We have deposition
puff, tndIsc Intimately all Kinds remedies, dis
which flesh heir but when tested
virtue OF article, free say good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-16
ROAD TAX.

ROAD TAN
NOTICE hereby given that the June ERIN, loi.,
u o Boar of Commissioners of W ayne county.
Indiana there assessed Road purposes lax OF
FIVE CENTS Hundred dollars valuation OF Real
and Personal Property; and Tax may be dis
charged by labor Roads under the direction OF the
Supervisors several Districts, the rate OF seventy
FIVE per day. The Supervisors viii give each ihd-
viy,t.l Road Tax, worked
ot which snail the Collector az the time OF
dayins the + ak for l-e present year
FRANCIS KING,
Juus %, 1912. Auditor OF Wayne county
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CONNECTIONS, ICE CREAM, sc.
E.s EAIE.S Saloon

TINIIE Undersigned having enlarged his establishment,
and ftted ny several rooms for the accommodation OF
visiter, would respectfully inform publ: that
he designs making ICE CREAM the ensuing season-he
ha. put up Font and will make Spruce Beer Lem
ona 4e which he Will up in good style those
~ mi favor with their lie VIII supply
antilles bread. and viii
be refreshments of all kinds short notice.
reduced prices. Cakes always on hand. Candle.
for sale wholesale and retail.
c. ZIMNER.
Richmond Nav l2,h 1912 lq-3ul
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THE TEMPEST.
The scene was calm, the evening fair,
No breeze disturbed the ealmy air;
Tho sun his radiant fightness shed,
a cd nature smiled in beauty clad;
When low beneath tho western skies
A mantlirx cloud began TO rise,
It's surface dark as night appear'd
While distant thunder faint was heard.
In dread array the CLOUDS roiI'd on,
With darkest robes obscured the sun;
Meanwhile tho tempest gaining force,
Marked fell obstruction in its course,
Till rain in dsluge pour'd,
Aud forests TO its sceptre bow'd,
The tov'rng popar's trunk was rent,
Its boughs to destruction sent;
The lofty elm, tho mammoth oak
Were strevn in shapeles. fragments broke;
The fow'r tba, late i'll beauty blush'd,
Was deep benea tn the carnage crush'd;
But tho raging blast was blown,
Tha fleeing clouds unveil'd the
Yet where tho joyous un-beams playa,
Was field i'll ruin laid.
Thus is morkd the pending doom
That sweep. all nations to the tomb
To man few ca rhiy pleasures bloom,
TIL low ne lies beneath the storm,
BY times own fatal tempest blown,
Whero ny,ght but vilest dust can tell
That e'er he lived, he rose and fell.
rIs la Mon
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Cumfees' Hoarhound Candy.

NOR consumption, coughs, colds A=tbmas. difficulty Of
breathing: pain in the SIDE or breast, splitting OF blood
palpation of the heart oppression and OF the
chest, whoopg cough. and all affections OF the chest lungs
and liver No consumptive patients date the beginning
of their disorder neglected colds than from ali other
They affect despIse colds. hence II
such destroyed like enemy despised,
they gather tn-h from delay. till length. they become
ncurabe iery agreeable eficacous remedy the
above dseasescan be found in Cumfree' clarified Hos
hound Candy: for sale III Richmond, by |. Reed Brother
and ID p Holloway.
Richmond, April ls, 1912. 3lG
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the Cui-cns of Wayne County:

NOIICE-Io the CHi=ens of IVdpne County:
ME Undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR
informs Inc Public that his Office j. Richmond III
Robert Morr building, stairs and that
living distance, obtain his BY depostng
line in the Post Office directed him Richmond ting
therein what Place lie attend do Service and
what town public place II i
WILLIAM cox. Surveyor.
n B. All Ends of CONVEX ancns done by the subscriber
neatly. aud OF short notice W. G..
Richmond, Nov y, 1880. 46tf
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Remarkable Event.
bAooN HAh>-A few good bacon hams would &c i
Ken Gu Subscription at this office, if offered soon
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Richmond, May l2,h. 1912. l9-3m
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-15

ANOTHER RUNAWAY MATCH.-GoOd
society, IN this region, appears to be par
ticularly prolific of romance about these
days, though the presages Of the alma.
nGc are silent in that behalf The as
trOlOgers who manufacture those interest
ing weather gauges must have overlooked
some important conjunction Of Venus
with Mars, or Murcury at least, which,
we are pursuaded alone could have so
thoroughly impregnated our atmosphere
with the amOrOus and romantic inAuen-
ees which abound above, below, and all
Sbont us. The nine days wonder Of the
elopement of an antquated British officer
with a juvenile American heiress had
hardly begun to subside, when our city is
again thrown into COmmolion by another
half foreign, half native romance Of the
heart. Miss COrnelia Malvina Carter,
niece Of John F. Delaplaiue, and most
magnificent creature, elOped from the
house Of her brother, Wellington II. Car.
ter, in Gaual street, about two O'Clock on
Sunday morning. She went to the City
Hotel, where her intended Joseph Cesar
de Camsra LOmelne, resided-had him
aroused, and they went over in the morn.
ing TO Brooklyn, were married by Pro-
testant, and returned to the City Hotel
as man aud wife. On their friends find.
ing this out, they caused them to bc mar.
Fied by the Rev. DR.. Power on Sunday
morning, the same day. She is only sew
enteen, and is heirsss 70 much property.
He is the son Of the proprietor Of the IA.
nous Lomeline wines, and is d POrtu.
RueSe..--M Y Sun.