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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15
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REYoLUTIONARY soLDIERs.

REVOLUTION NARY SOLDIE r. s.
A glorious race they were--the tried,
The true of ancient time
Our glorious sres, who BLEED and died
For this own free cline;
oh! haIlowed be each sacte ed name,
That fearless to the conflict came,
And freely on the battle plain,
Poured ont their blood like drops of rain.
Few are the sculptured gifts of art,
A Nations love TO tell;
And many a brave and gallant heart,
Hath mouIdered where It felt
The spiry maze Iuxuriant waves
LIS long green leaves DER heroes graves;
And thoughtIess SWANS the harvest reap,
Where our stern Fathers ashes sleep.
But after years the tale shall tell,
In worlds Of light revealed
Who brave'y fought-who nobly fell;
And many we earned field.
Ouispread beneath the Western sun,
Shall live with ancient Marathon,
And Trentons fight, and Prncetons name,
BE linked with old Plateus fame,
But the surviving few who stand
remnant weak and old
Sole relics Of that'glorious bard
Whose hearts were hearts of gold;
Oh! honored be each silvcry hair!
Each futrow trenched by toll and care;
And sacred each old bending form,
That 6raved expressions battle storm.
Never WAS pleasanter moral c0uched in sweets
er language, than the following gem from the mnd
Of some sensitive heart.
A little word in Kindness spoken,
A motion or a Tear
Has often healed the heart that's broken,
And made friend sincere.
word-a look, - has crushed to earth,
Full many budding flower,
Which had a smile but owned its birth,
Would bless lifc's darkest hour
Then deem it not an idle thing,
A pleasant ord 10 speak;
The face you wear, the thoughts you bring,
A heart may feel or break.
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The Sabbath school, Visites..

most excellent work for Teachers and Schol
ars, edited by the Rev. ASA BuILARp, will be SUP.
piled at the subscription price-5O cents pcr an.
num-and 10 most OF the towns in this region
without expense 10 subscribers ~
The Vol. commenced in Jan Subscrip,ions ~ IN
be received for the whole OF the present year com
mencing with January.
10. A. G. CHADWICK
Caledonan Office, Jan. lS42 If
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IN " n - Of NJ .
A LII persons indebted to the iate -, n'I make p'I
N PARKS 81 CO. are requested " The first
ment to nj. X. PARKS, on or neIo,e srm that y
arch next, as all demands due sa,o ,rnets erecpH
not paid by that time, particular eo"''' :.
will be left for collection. 233"'
Waterford, Jan. 10, 1S42.
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S % G IN al 81 G OOG ss.
NVLEGANF blue black, suh aoarp, Alpaca, do
~ do cotton acarp;
SIX acarp Indiana Cloth;
Plain and figured Alpine;
Cashmanet-a beautiful article for cloaks;
SILK warp Cambleteens and Thibet Merno at
SHEDD 81 JEWETT'S.
Oct. 1SAl - .. 222tf
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Sash, Doors aEld blinds!

GOOD assortment of FANCY.BACK and
"A common DINING CHAIRS,
For sale by
S. f. FRENCH.
Coventry, VI. lSSyl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12

The subjects which wish to coa6ne my remarks at
present are lst ''lf body be thrown into the air any
and with my velocity, viii descend precisely
III time j, ascending" %. DIR. Atwood'=
Machine, for calculating the Velocity of falling bodiss-
Tho principle which the first founded, vz that tco
bodics Of the s4ne grar nrown through
he air rciGt 5rcc 1eW cN Tie ret
city, correct; Boz tic Inference, that body viii descend
the space ia the time that it "ssended s
faeo,rect for in order that such the case necessary
that descending body be drawn the earth with pow
exactly equal that which ovorramo Ia momentum,
when ASCENDING whereas there is difference
resistance oil atmosphere For body
directly the attraction of graviy and the resistance Of
the atmosphere mutually oppose and finally its
momentum Now it requires power overcome
the the ascending body give i, equal
velocity in falling But these powers do If n
body be upwards with velocity requires fifty
pounds it., and if the of gravity
tho distance Of fifty feet be 80 pounds and the resistance
the atmosphere 10 pounds they would mutually neutraze
the velocity height Now the CAVITY
draws it the earth with equal forty pounds
But the resistance of the atmosphere with force
10 pounds which woud reduce 30 The body
therefore .descend 1886 80 fast assembled,
nonriy.
We have to examine Or. Assood's machine, and
the theory falling bodies theory supposes that
body will fall feet the first second ;of time, IL %,
80 the 3D. and so in the proportion of l. 3, 81 That
thisis correct can be shown iii a few words.
descending body by this theory gains feet every
cond of time Now first second the falling body
feet Of The ID As. the 3D. So and
Now be that will gain b feet every
for in the LIST second there feet of
aud the Sd there 30 therefore the
momentum OF the 3D. second would fall short of the first
exactly iii proportion the resistance of tn,
phere of the third is greater than the I body would
finally descend with such velocity that the
tho atmosphere would be equal increased mo-
nf hntv en-
uniform velocity. philosophical friend of
suggested that hail and fall principle
A body might be thrown dovnwardiv,
would DO than
gravity. and velocity would gradually decrease until
powers would exactly neutalize each IL
would fall with uniform velocity the ground The
same a thrown into tho gradually
slower until velocity after which
,ei Their gains or looses.
Each Of thos: contested position only in per-
feet
ISAAC KINLEY, Jr.
C,.L Nov
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yearly Meeting of Friends.

| The B,ltimore Yearly meetings OF boih iha
"Orthodox'' and ''Hicksites"-as they are yied
! CONNIE need lGst week. have been continued
nearly the entire of this week. The number IN
! attendance the meeting Ut the second named
-ssude'' partlcuiarIv, is usually large There are
very many distinguished preachers, or "puhlie
friends in attendance. OF the "Orihodox. we
! have heard named Elizabeth Evans and RobI-
nah Shober, of Philadelphia, and Hannah Rhodes,
Of Penn. OF tho 'sHicksites" we mention Mich
olas Brown and Margaret Brown, of Canada, John
Comey and Jesse kersey, of Penn, and Lucre-
tia Mott, of Philadelphia. The presence OF The
! latter-havipg been delegate TO the great Lon
don Worlds Convention, and tanned tor her per
severance IN the advocacy of antI-slavery doe
trines-created not little excite ment. The fact
spread rapidly, although no announcement had
! been made in the papers q course Friends sell
dom pursue) and when she preached on sabbath
evening, extraordnary crowd had collected IN
the Lombard street Meeting house. Everybody
anticipated an outright abolition sermon. In thus
they were disappointed-for tho, as Common TO
Quaker preachers. she bore testimony iorcibly
and openly against slavery IN the abstract, she III
gcd IN nothing like bitterness. or insnl', to,
wards Shareholders. and worry adroiilv addressed
herself, apparentlv, to the membership. Nor
was a word sad about ant.slavery Legislation.
Hence those who dissent from her Impressions
Of slavery. could listen 10 her with patlence--nav
pleasore-for II Is quite an usual mistake to sup
pose that even Shareholders themselves are not
ready to extend due Difference to the opinions Of
their opponents when advanced in evident SINGER
Ity, and with disn,crestedness OF purpose. 1t is
only when effort is mate las with many of the
immediate ahoItionIsts) TO drirc them hy jeers or
insulting and m,otire imp gang epl'hets, into their
way Of thinking. Nothing like this.
peat, fell from the lips of this lady. Had such.
indeed, been her caagsa. IL would have not met
the appreciation Of the great mass Of the excel
lent society TO which she Is attached. This was
demonstrated at the present meetIng-ior we
learn that II has been solemnsy enioiued upon
Friends to avoid participation in any of the or
gained movements IN relation TO this subject
but to persevere IN the old quiet way. and .'bear
testimony against what thew have been taught
10 believe social evil rather by example than
precept; but If BY precept. not step without the
requirements Of their own dcipline for the pur
pose Every one mus, applaud this spirit Of
love" the part of Friends-and no one can
take the pains TO look into the views of the NEE
ting here convened without discovering. tina
nothing is more s!anderous than to class the Qua>
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12

French chambers and by the German manuacors for her
interest, and IL IL is prevail we may fold our arms ana
quietly, and content ourselves with the refse9n
poverty voluntarily bring ourselves wealth
10 Europe that every manufacturing estab hmen we
break in America, builds in other country
ourselves spurn and epuIiate the idea OF those
being democratic principles; they not common 70 the
body of the party here The leaders alone guilty Of
political idoay the Southern creed, which contem
plates slavery blessing, and liberty az curse to the
great body of the people. fk"rEcfIIS.
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Of the Preachers in the Indiana Conference,
for ISs2-,.
Madison District, G. w. RUrER p. Z. Madison
Wesley Chapel. Augustus EDDY.
Third Street, VIM NJ barley.
Paris. VIM. McGnnis.
Vernon, Lewis IurIbutt.
Canaan, HAYDEN Hays, j. S. Winchester.
Terau. Las. Crawford, II. J. Durbn.
Rising Sun, J. w. Sullivan, SIlas Rawson.
Larrenceburg. Samuel II. Glett.
Manchester, A. Bussey, Thomas NJ. Eddy
Wilmington, James Jones, Milton Mahen.
Lnnrenceburg Germ. Mss. George a. Breunic
Charlestopn District, ENocH q. Woop, p f.
Nelc albany.
Wesley Chapel, G. c. Beeks.
Centenary Church. r. s Robinson.
Corydon. Thos. Ray, A. Wilkinson.
GreenriHc, Emmons Rutledge.
Salem. Charles Bonner. G. Mapes.
Lessrlle, Thomas F. SpilIman.
Brownstotcn, Seth Smith
Lexington, Jonathan kiger. j Corwine.
Charlestorn, c. B Jones, j. Whlemau
Jefersonrilie, William V. Daniel
Evansville District. III. s. TALBOT, p. L.
Erdnsriue, John kearns
Ne. Vernon, a. Robinson. J. H. Clppinger
Cyntiidn, a. b. Nesbit T. Llllestou.
Princeton. Etlj1h Whtten.
Petersburst. e, G. Jones.
BoonrIie. William Brat,on,
Rockport, ID. 5. Elder, p H. Beswick
Rome. Edward Oldham.
Pdoli. Peter K. Guthrie.
ErdnsriNe Germ. Mss p. Schumacher
Bedford Dis, JouN MILLER, p. L.
Jiacennes, Samuel Reed.
BruceriHe John A. Decker
Washington, John Talbot.
Orleans. George w Walker
Bedford. williamson Ferret.
Springphe, James r. Williams.
Bloomington. Isaac Owen.
Ric6land. Miss Wesley Dorsey.
Carlisle. John Daniel.
Ne,c Lebanon. Stephen R,venscroft
Broom, Mss Daniel M'Intvre
GrcencGstie District, Ct w. BEswICK P T.
GreencGsfle, E. Patrick, J. NJ. Stallard.
John B. Brit.
RnsselriIle. G. Swank. T. c. Crawford.
Rockville, George W. Ames.
Ierre Haute Joseph Marsee.
Prdricton. E L. Kemp. J. K. Tansy.
Roseriile. Isaac Crawford
Spencer. Phillip Nav. f. Genung.
]. B. De Mott. ]. Scott, sup.
Asa Beck. Fl. c. Benson.
Indiana Asbury University NJ. SIMPSON Pre-
sidens. w. G. LARRABKE, and CYRUS MUTT,
Professors. $. G. COOPER. Agent.
Z. K. Ames, Sec. Miss. Society.
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Charlottesville Dist, {. SMITH, z. l..
Charlottesville, Samuel Bsenton.
Ladoga. Richard Hargrave.
Daariie J. White, L. ". Caldwell
CoUiagton, j. j. Cooper, ID. De Mot.
Nertorn j 5 B,rwIck, j w. Parrett.
iu3usta ID. f. S,rght.
Newport Thomas Il irtlett.
Atamo. Mss, j. b Mershon.
perryciLe, Amasl Johnson.
Lnfaycne Dist, G NJ HOLIDAY, P. L.
Lnfayene, II. b Beers.
Dayton, A. ID. BeasIey, J. II. Newiand.
Detpti, ID. Chapman, J. COzird.
Logansport, William Wilson.
Trankfor Jacob Colcazer.
Lebanon, John Edwards.
Renseliear, Mss, George ". Stsf1rd.
Monticello, b. r. Griffith.
WHLamsporf Il. n. Barnes.
Independence. ". NJ Ffaley, S. b. +. Grain.
Pm5burg, Mss, Il Kawley
South Bend. Dist, w Fl GooDE, p. +.
South Bend, Il Games, w. L. ii Ilrnan.
NistGtcuka, T. Hads1ock.
Go5hen Enech wood, J. NJ Staog
La Grange W. J. Forbes, J. &. Me,skcr.
Laportc, y. wood. one to be suPpileI.
Valparaiso, Wade Posey.
YELLOW Rircr. Miss, Eventus Doud.
IVarsa,r, - V. Lemon, p. l. Royro.
.Stuebcn, T. 5 Blue. J Z Jones.
Fort Wayne Dit, B. WEsrLAKE, 2 l..
Fort Wayne, q. VI. Boyd.
Decatur, J. Sparks.
Anbnrn Allen SkIIlnan.
Rochester. a Beach, Nelson Green
Winaemac, Miss, l.ealdns Forces
Peru. WIN. +, Wheeler. WIN. q. Stonex.
Eel Rirer, Charles ". Miller.
Ippcr Wabast, Mss. Rober, +! Calvert.
Huntingdon Mss. n. 5. Worden J. Richie, sup
Winchester Dit, ROBERT BURNS, p. f.
Winchester, L II Bradbury, A. Bradley.
PortIGnt J. w Bradshaw
IuncictOcn. J. III. Hull.
ErdnrHic, IIezcllah Smith.
Marion, J. S. Donaldson, WIN. Anderson.
Anaersontotrn, Brinton Webster.
PIPE Greet Hiss Samuel G., Swayze.
Biuffon II. IL. Bradley.
Neio Castle Charles B Davidson.
Can.bridge & Dublin John l.. Smith.
CentrerHle Dist, ALLEN WILEY, L. L.
ConnersrI!e, james Hill. j. Bruner.
CentreriNe, J. Harrington L. a. Goodwin
Richmond, f. A. Conwc!l.
Liberty. w. w. H,bben. l.. NJ Reeves.
BrooEriHe. Miltades Miller, Q. Ill. p Ash
Farfcld Wiliam Morrow.
Gree nSburgh. Ecrnades 6. Holiday.
Milroy, ]. H. Bruce Samuel 2. Crawford.
Milford. Lundv Ravens.
Versailles, f. IL Carey. F. F. Sheldon.
Indianapolis Dist, JAMES HAvENs, z. K.
I,dian0poiis--
Western Charge, Lucien w Berry.
Eastern Charge. John S. Bay less.
NobleSriNe, John l.. Kelley.
WestriIc John Il Miller.
Franklin. Niles IIltilkor.
Shelbyriile, Jacob Mvres, James Webb.
RushrHIe, w. g. Smith, Absalom Paris.
hnightstora, CT. lIavens, q. H. M'Laeghlin.
fla, C-~--~ w pnuars
Peadieton, J. Miller, |. ). Crouch.
Columbus J. W. Melander, J. ID. Templln, Wm.
Schreck Transferred to Missouri Conference
Isaac McE'rov, J. F. Truslow, David Craw-
ford, and J. +. Randolph transferred to Ar
kansas Conference. and J. kialing, transfer
red to Ohio Conference.
NorE-There has been a net, increase o! mem
ers 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church, within
he bounds of this Conference during the past
,e,r of NINE rttorsASp FIVE HUNDRED AND SIX
Y ONE, exclusive of those removed, deceased and
Expelled.
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INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. PILES, AND
CO>TISENESS CURED.

AFR. ANGEEINE, corner Of Spring ana Elizabetf,
y Y. for fifteen suffered excruciatng
loruents above complaints Advice and medicine
obtained from the rst physicians, but nothing gave
him any permanent relief, and he expected drag
miserable existence the end Of ms days When, how
ever. BRAN DRETII:S PILLS mentioned him,
and they known perfnrme hope
lighted within aud be ha*ng perseverea their
for upwards Of moatbs, entirely recovered, and
enjoyment Of perfect health. The greatest part Of
fifteen years he oolged cro,ches, and for
previous to commencing with the above Pills, ne
able boots Of MS fee; being
much swollen. Nn. however. ne - entirely recovered,
and strongly recommends all similarly afflicted fail
give Brapdreth-s Pills trial Many have taken them
consequence. and have derived equal benefit from them
The following the only authorized Agents IN the pla
which tbeir attached
Richmond, Samuel Pierce: New Eoston, J. Craig: Alb
ington. Rubey; Brownsville, Rider Paten; Libsr;y
Burgess 81 Carr Dunlaps7ille, b. +. Maoney: Benton-
vile, q. Z Brown Cenrevle, J. E. DOMAIN: Cambridge
City, Rogers Meek: Dublin, l. B. Kirk; Hagerstown,
W Lesi- Gfeens0oroagh. Seth Henshaw; Economy, W.
B Henshaw & Co; Williamsburg. s Johnson * Co.
- rcheser, CIoodrich 81 Brother; Windsor. Thomas Ways
Munee.own. w {. Harvey; SPfioshoroaeh, J. b. Mills.
July %, 1872. 23u
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FENHE PILE>.-The price. 81, r refunded per
who VIII bottle of Hays Iininent for the
Piles. and empty bottle being
reese the positive orders of the proprietor the
and of many thousands SOLD unsue-
cess1i. We might insert certificates length. but
prefer article, exaoi, the
original to purchasers
Look ont for Tnportors-C-A base attempt has been
Havs Iniment and Infringe upon cory
and rights of The ropretors Never buy Hays Lin
unles- IL splendid engraved wrapper and the
written mind. nrtte. signa;u.e of Con1,tock Co ali
Others must iupositiors The oath of NJ Havz NAV
copied inside wrapper, swearing thar no
person any Of component essential Darts
this Linimen-and that VIII reveal secre.
for ttceHtu years. For sale ~
Oct. -, 1872 Trim Red & Brother
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12

y eibus OF Execution 10 me directed from the
80 WAYNE titcait Court viii pose public sale
I've OEt 71se 3aE IL Cen;seFe, Wayne county, India
m, on the 1870 aay Of NaSemaer lS42,
o TEA O'Clock, 4 VI. aad O'Clock, f. VI said day.
the ioH9lhS property to-Nit: parcel
ot Land II ~ ayAa coJaty Indiana being par,
I'd TIE North Nest quarter OF Section No. 3. Township
ipu teen. Range We bong East tract
u land Henry Hdni bought Henry Hiatt, divided
from said BY North aud South lines containing
t0rfv-s.x acres, los - roa..
Taken the property William Sayile, satisfy
eAecuI. favor of joan Fairhs4rn.
WILLIAM B4hER, SteriF w. e.
October y, lSf2 (@1.O0l Ats
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Mr.. Notwithstanding the scrutiny win which
philosophical principals examined the Jealousy wi'h
which they received, my humble opinion some slight
have found their way into our records Of philosophy
II any fact passes uncondemncd thu first ordeal Of public
examination afterwards taken for granted, and the iI
t1re reader reads 70 and doubt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12

81 IN far of TREASURY NOTES
and roted IN faror of issuing them, 1rhen
I 1rGs ia the last Congress 4 nm get of opinion
TINT they furnished. and rr0uh continue to turn.
ish, most raIuable ency; and nth one mod
ifcation. trouL1 enter the general circulation and
be ro'uahle medium IN the transactions of so
cicty Ircfer TO their denomination. They ShouId
be reiucrd to enter into the smaller deal
inSs.'- GIN. T A. fIowARD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12
REMOVAL.

FEyEIE underz- s1el informs MS friends and Inc public
thai he has removed MS TAILORING E>FAB-
LISHMENT. ami is ready accommodate those
VINO garments made good style and suit
the times. q short notice.
fII= shop Market street, ,1reo doors from the
corner o Main All Market.
6r-LuM0ER and country produce will Be taken in
change for work. MATTHIAS CONkLE.
Richmond, Sept. 3, l642 35tf
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Sheriff. Sale.

virtue OF sunery Executions directed from the
Supreme Court OF Stale of Indiana. will expose
public sale the Court House aoor ayns
CO., Ind. the 2ba ~ of November 1872, between the
noHfs OF ten O'clock A II O'Clock, T. VI. said
day. the ;oo"Iog property, Inc aali
certain parcel OF ot Of land the OF Richmond ayno
county iiana. kaown by beng numbered forty three,
numbered the pa: Of shat par OF SAID city laid by
jeremiah Cox.
Taken the property OF Daniel ID. Sloan sasf,
ecatons IN favor OF the kchmon1 Trading and Manufac
turing COMPANY.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, w. c.
November lst, lSi9. (%2Oo) Ats
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Richmond High School.

ME undersigned has opene School for
il the elementary AMI higher bfancnes Education,
IA 'ae lower room Of the Warne5 Building.
Terms q ItHtioa In the common English branches,
1ne and Hal 70 Two anI Half Dollars per Quar-
for iastEuctaaI il Algebra, Geometry, Tngonomety
plane and spherical, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Rhetoric thrmstry and the Greek and Latin Langa
-Four Dollars ami Fifty per Quarter.
No te4letons made for the absence of scholars after
their admission. un,uss IN OF sickness.
The citizens Richmond and vicinity requested
give the school their support,
W. :. TJRRELL, Principal.
Richmond, November D. 1912. 4itf
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

1--WE subscriber inform bis friends and old
I mers that e has taken a door Of " m
W. Lynde's Store, where will De pleased
calls Of all NAV favor him with custom. Work
done with despatch warranted perform for
JOSHUA 3. HUNNICUTT
Richmond, Nav 7th. 1872. 15sf
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INDIANA JOCltN AL-Thjs paper viii be issued dai-
lv. trI-weekly and weekly, during session Of the
Legislature. IL will contain ahfl and early reports
the Legislature, such general intelligence may be
deemed Of interest The paper vii carefully
veloPed aud regularly mailed.
The long standing the Journal needs bat little ala
from detailed pros A. ever paper
hncaing advocate Of NIG MEASURES and W HG MEN:
opponent the policies Of S,t3- Ircas Hard
Money, aH3 .4flti- Distribution 1t GOES fun energy
and determination pupass, for great
for SoCND CUREENcY PEorEcrfyE TARIFF, the DIS
TRIBUTIo> Of the PRoCEEps Of SALES of PCgLrC
LANDS; for ONE Team. and REPUBLICAN, USE the Tkro
PowER. Ard from SECURE, Indictment suerge it,
Stripped, BY the present ah'es Executive incumbent
al government patronage prospect Of SUCH the Jour
nal relies exclusively the patronage o. the people On
political friends establishment, therefore,
mainly rely for support In this expectations
w e shall be disappointed.
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TO ALL C0NcERkED.

ME partnership existing between the
expire shortly by limitation; they therefore,
settle their business and respectfully invite all
persons indebted them call and settle.
had close the They hand, and shall
keep good assortment of all kinds LEATHER, which
VIII sell cheap. Cash, exchange for Hides
Wheat. Persons vino wish purchase would do well
call purchasing elsewhere, they determined
give the best OF Bargains.
MOORE & FLETCHER.
10th Goth, 1912. 42n
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COWSTOCh Il co.
CompOund EYAid Extract of Sdrsnparilla
PUBLIC SALE,

NA|1l.L be exposed for sale, Public Auction, on
w Thursday, the 2ith day of November next, all
Personal property OF the late Or Morris Lancaster,
consisting OF extensive Library valuable LAW
aud MEDICAL BOOKS; ALSO well selected Historical
and Literary works; together with of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and superior RIFLE GUN -
Al7o,-a few thousand Mutcaulis Trees
Sale commence 10 o'clock, A. NJ. day;
attendance viii be given by
WM Il. FOULkE, Administration.
October 29th, 1872. 43,s
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NEW ARRANGE TSsINF.
RICHMOND FOUNDRY,

VII. subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
L FOUNDRY of .Nordgte, Fo,lLEe & UiHianls, are
prepared to furnish all kinds of CASTINGS low
they be had in Cnrinnat, any establish
eat IN the western country and general
sorment of patterns and Of the latest
best Mliwrights in the say those who
about TO improve build Nli- thar they will fad
their advantage TO give call, will all
the best took that be dad prices be
found coEreslanI with The tLnles.
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DlED-On Tuesday evening asst afer hriet Illness.
Jas. S. BORTON, Of this city, aged 30 years, mo.
and days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12
LIVERY STABLE.

ME hire several good Idle horses
-buEge- and We'll broke hoses. His viii DC
suited . t times LEWIS BURk.
Rlc1monI, March 10Th, i y. lIf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-12
STOVES! STOVES!

We hive on haad general assortment Of COOKING
STOVES of the latest AMI improved patterns Also,
seven aud ten plate. with variety of PARLOCR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all OF which viii exchange
low for cash, wheat good horses.
fE-AI orders thankfully resere] the Foundry
door of the Post Office. Main
Il. & ]. OHARA.
Richmond, Nov ?. 1912. iItf