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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19
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Terms of Advertising.-.OSE DOLLAR per square foI
three insertions, and TwEN1Y-FIvE CENTS for each adj
ditional insertion-TEN LINES, or the space occupied b;
230 ems, Is counted a square, nothing counted less :han Il
square; all over n square, aud less than a square and a
half to be counted a square and a hGT-Per sqlare for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for six months SIX Dol
LARS, or Ten DOLLARS per annun two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others, advertising by the year, viii be charged for a
column of 1000 ms, 5000 per annum: for three-fourths
of 4 column, $1,000; for half a column. $500; for a
quarter off column. S25,00--A deduction of 20 per cent.
VIII be made on advertisements longer than a quarter Of
a column, when inserted by the half year or year. and not
altered. Chancery notices and petitions fot divorces. must
Re paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, must he accompanied with the cash, Illess
ordered FOR publication by a brother publisher.
n. B. No advertisement Wi! be discontinued until
paid Tor. unless st the option of the publisher or by previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser
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AGAINST Loss OR DAMAGE BY FIRE

Inc rates Of premium ofeFet, are as lo~ a.. those Of any
other stH4lar iisttIuan. and every man has now an op-
Portlnlly, Tor a sr.hlns sum, To protect himself against, inc
FSNases OF TINS desirurtirs riement. Which often. in a single
hoat sweeps away tins earnings OF many wears
Mt company also issues Policies, On The mos; favorable
terms, against loss or damage o. the llull- OF Steam Boats.
aHd on me Sargoes OF Steam, heel, aud Flat Boais. While
h.viraung the Western Rivers, Lakes, and Canals. ars
upon Cargoes OF Sea Vessels.
th1er tAe LIBERAL and enlightened policy which ,he COM
panF adopted At the commencement az their Operations in
me " esiem Country, ad which they have steadily pursued
to the present time. Inc number OF policies issued have tpru-
aHF increased from year 10 year: 50 that for several years
passed, the office has covered, in the Western tountry-
Principally Ia OHIO, ken,ucky, Indiana, and ILLINOIS,
nearly 1000 risks annually.
IL would be difficult to present a stronger evidence OF pus-
lie confidence than these facts exhibit. For further tntor.
nation, and Tor The terms OF insurance, application may b.
made 70 the above named Agent, who is authorized to I.su.
policies TO applicants without delay.
F.. ROBINS,
General Agent of the Company, Tor the Western STATE,
Richmond. lst. No, 9TH, lo!3. In
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NOTICE To the Citizens Of Wayne County:
ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Informs he Pkb!Ie that his Office j. in Richmond, in
Robert Morrisson's building, up stairs: and that any person
livIn. at a distance. can obia IN his services By deposItng q
line in the Post Omce directed to him ~ r richmond stating
therein What place he must attend 10 DO such service, and
what town or public place il IS near.
WILLIAM cox, Surveyor.
n. B. AL kinds of convey ancing done BY me subscriber,
neatly. and on shor. notice. w. G..
Riehmend, Nov. %. 1889. 46tf
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Bureaus, Stands, a.
MO APOLOGY FOR wiGs-of

"a hipi4tH'f - NI6S-pf all the remedies
Y ever devised for the pTeseR ton OF the HAIR, none
has been found equal to JAlNES HAIR TONIC. IN
deed 1t has proved ttseIf iafalible IN y revtnting the hnir
from filling of. and viii positively by Il ia tthtnt application
uflapt head OF hair.
Please read the 70 lowing from the Saturday Evening,
Post OF sept. 7ih, 1899:
Ham Tn~Ic-Wo call the attention OF the sGict Ted viii,
premature badness. TO the excellent ''iiair Ionir" prepar-
ed ny Or Jayne Of this city. Having used il ourselves,
we can speak OF is virtues by experience. and as unhesl,a-
tIngfy pronounce i an invaluable remedy To prevent tho
falling OF of The hair, and to restore il from a dead, 10 a
the. healthy appearance We can also speak from lerson-
4! knowledge OF The cases Of iva or three friends whs ere
afetlsVpsgd 10 ba3taea-, who hy the use OF Jayne's Hair
i'nlr, nave no" |uNdtrnt hatr We have no disposition
- pos, .nii-csrunatety all kinds Of remedies, for all dis
eases winch Ae-h IS heir TO. but when we have tested Tho
virtue % ~ nf'c!e, We are free to say Ats good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19
Trouble in pIuto's Court.

Quite astoni-hed Old Pluto came Up to New York,
Gieafing Peters had got his Pin Engjne at work.
Ills ally, the great Ring of Terrors, stood ~
To resign his commission. his hour glass and scythe:
have come u deliver them all up % you--
SIR, my calling i over-my business Is through;
| have been for three years IN n terrible stew,
And | really aon't Know what on earth lm 10 do
Not Of you. mighty SIR. do | come 20 complain,
But n tarnaI New Yorker, one PETERS by uamo!
The dssease7, my aid-. III this war on mankind,
Are s1b3usi h. This Peters. what help can We anlf
I wuull yield I5rn New York, sir, If there he would stay;
But, sir. Petars sill have the whole world Tor hs sway.
VALE mas NJ ~ council what course TO pursue,
That Engine Of Peters broke forth Iato view.
The King Of TerroTs looked awhile,
As thooghh his soul was tutncd % bale,
At taat uaspariag s.ouI-a Of Ills
By all men knosa a. Peers Pills.
These Pills OF Peters stop THE slaughter
And leave the blood rs pare As water.
Now Peters makes, I've Hea5i him say,
Five haa3reI thousand Pals a day:
So t}.at the chaare "a very snail
OF People DYING there at ALL
For. when disease 80 earth Wou,3 cram 'em,
IL steps that Dr. Ict"ts, Jam him!
And soon the cheeks. SO marked -. doom,
Begin like any rose to bloom.
For sale. Il bushels or 5000 boxes, by Irwin Reed &
Brother, Basil i}rightroll, j. X. Duglalo. and d. 7. lIollo
way, III hnnat, la.
Also, by Cofia X Parker, Newport: Michael Aker
GOODRICH, Brother * 60 " inraesier; $ 7. AuthaHy, VI
ID . Willard < Putnam. Bloomfield x Jack, Mu1cjatown
Smith & Sample, Yofktown: Joel B~Iaekiitge, Anderson
town; VI. Seaton, CentreyIle: Sinks * Talbot. Milton
Dno,in; Montgomery 4 LoNgshore. Lev isrIIe; Dts. Tyler
& Terrrl. I.aya4i!ie: HE s. IIea3ey Cartilage, Indiana,
and throughout the State and United States.
Feb. II, 1872. ely
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Cl:-s[G 30 WIrIE1ATESa

ULL-sE b W-Lr-LL.Sa
ID ESPECTFULLS requests all indebted 10 him, to
/ make payment, as he Is very mach IN want OF CASH
al this time.
GT-N. b. H has constantly on hand, Al all times.
81 RSLDLES. H.3RNESS. HHIPS COL
Ii rs and SsDDLE TREES; al Of which he viii
cell on fsir and sasoaasle terms.
Ricamoa5, ia Is. 1912. ii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19

JAYSE'S ARMTS ALIVE BALSAN is a certain.
safe and eheetlaI remedy for dyscnieIy, ID arrhoca. cr
Iooseness, cholera morbus, summer complaint, gripping pain.
eranlP. nervous tfemors, aad ff a! bowel affections and
nervous 4 Diseases.
TINS Is one Of the most Efficient, pleasant and safe COM
POSITIONS ever offered 20 the public fr the eure Of the val
lous arrangements Of the stomach and bo~ els and ihe only
article worthy 81 the least confidence iOr curing cholera in
fat1m Or .In.msr complaint. and n ali TIE above diseases
u really acts like a charm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19

Z ORM WOR NSnt-To rcrrove ssess
troublesome and daugerois inhabitants Of the stomach and
bose!s, which 50 oftea impair the health and desiroy ihs
lives Of Children. de JAYNE'S TON YERHiFLGE
a certain and safe pre- araton for the removal Of III. var
ions kinds OF worms. dyspepsia, sour stomach. wan; Of ap-
petite, infantiie fsTer and ag1e. and debility Of the stomach
and bowels and organs Of Digestion
For sale by JAMES X.
July -, lSil-29ly. KfcHsosD, IA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19

b JAYNE ELECTROMAGNETIC Invaluable
~ rfeiIcine i daily effectnE sptnu ol lhe most as,onlsf-
~ ana Hph3ertIl cures TINT hive ever been known. An
"h9 have ever nsed i, for Asthma, Cough, Splitting Of Blood,
fleursT, Hoafsoness, Pam and Soreness OF me Breast. dL
Ecui:y Of breathing, mi every other disease of tho LUNGS
AMI BtEASI /, can nhd do affect 10 it, usefulness.
II stands unfiYalled-it stands pre-eminent-TRY ~, mud
you Hiii be forced 10 acknowledge that Is virtues hare nat,
nor cannot be oreftated; that II stands far above ard be-
}oAh the reach Of coHuettioa; thar Is - the oniy reasonable,
tae only natural, AMI the only irDly snrcea-iui method Of ar
resting aud cu1nE disenses OF the Pulmonary Organs.
INEtact of Il sert.hcate from the Rev. DIR Babeock, late
iEes'trnt Of lie Water lie College, Maine:
- rom intimate persouHi Acquaintance 18th d.. -.
Jayne, n regular student ofthe Medical UnIver-ity Of Penn
syhhnIh, al! an experience. successful practtones ol ineti-
cine, | vas prepared TO appreciate The numerous icstl-
moro highly Than ihe great majority Of those which are OK
tensIveIy euiogised. On trial Of them ~ my own family,
and SONG Gi them personally, | have more Than sea.ized
their favorable aRtiei patIons. They are what they profess
10 ba-aot qunck nostfuns-but skiituily prepared an,,ip,cs
for some Of me mos. aHletve Of human diseases know
they are highly esteemed. and frequently prescribed, ty
some Of the most respectabie Of the regular practitioners Of
medicine u this city and elsewhere. aud / ID not hesitate
% commend them as n valuable addition 10 our mr. terin m--
dtra, and a safe, as well as eIninenty useful remedy tor the
d~iseasef."
RUFUS BABCOCk, Jr.
Nh Nicholas Harris, one 81 the dencons 81 the First
bn3t-i 9E4-rh Of Philadelphia, has been perfectly cured
bv ti-after having suffered fr sisiy years with Asthma,
~hirh hitherto bafzrl the skill Of some OF The best Phys
clans Of the city Miss Mary Campbell u Fay et.e 10.
Pa mas been cured Of Asthma Of eighteen year, standing
BY his kspectptant-
Finally. wha, tie public have long desired, medicine Of
lais kind which might be depended upon, prepared by
regular physician Is now offered To them. and can be haG Of
JAMES K.
Jolly %, lSii.-2g-iy RICHMOND. Ia.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-14

Douglas to be supplied from. cArrollton, 10 miles
and back, twice a week.
Eaton to be supplied from oIfsrd, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechancsvie to be supplied from De Kalb, ~
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs. 10
miles and back, once a week
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb,
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
Anniversary of the American Board Conn
ynisxieners of Foreign Missions.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
NORWICH, CT. Sept Is, 1912.


NORWICH, CT Sept. IS, 1912.
MEssRs. EDITORS: You are probably aware Of
the fac, that the A. B. C. F. NJ. hold their annual
meeting this year in this city. had the
pleasure Of being one of large number OF pas
sengers on board the steamboat Worcester las,
evening whose object was be present at thissneet-
ing which is usually more interesting than any
otker of our religious anniversaries. Among the
number many clergymen who were DESTROYS
of hearing from the Rev. DR.. Scudder (for23 years
pas, Missionary to Ceylon and Aiadras) some ac-
count of his labors, &c. among the heather. The
Captain very kindly had the ater-cabin prepared,
and all who wished had an opportunity of listening
for nearly an hour TO Dr. Scudde!'s interesting
communications. This afternoon the meeting
organized in Rev Mr. Bonds Church. Chancel
lor Erelinghuysen was in the Chair. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Dir. Mott, for more than 60 years
Pastor Of the Church in the adjoining town of
Franklin and brother of DR.. Mott OF Union Col
lege The minutes CT last year were read and APP
proved after which Rev. DR.. Armstrong read let
tiers from several distinguished individuals mem
hers OF the Board, who could not attend. The
Treasurer Report was then read, from which it
appears tina: the receipts for the year ending 3lst
July have been s3lS,396 So; expenditures during
the same period s3l9086 90, in which amount is
included debt, owing last anniversary, of about
S57 900 The Annual Sermon is to be preached
this evening at O'Clock, by Rev DR.. De Wit, Of
Harrisburg, Pa. Yours, S. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
The Seneca Treaty.

The National Intelligencer contains the treaty
concluded with SO chiefs and headmen of the
Seneca tribe of Indians, on the Goth of May, 1912,
by the Hon. Ambrose Spencer on behalf of the U,
States, at Buffalo Creek 1t met the appreciation
of the Senate of the United States, ON the oath
August, and became law by sanction of the Pre-
sident on the Goth.
It annuls the treaty of 1888, made by Thomas
Ludlow of Now York, and Joseph Fellows of
Geneva, as assignees of Massachusetts. The new
treaty stpulates that the Indians shall continue in
the occupation and enjoymento two tracts of land
known as the Cattaraugus and Allegheny Reserva-
tions, with the same right and title they possessed
before the indenture. Messrs. Ogden and Fellows
reserve to themselves the right of preemption,
only; except what individual rights they held, be-
fore the indenture. The Chiefs of the Senecas
grant and confirm to Mcssrs. Ogden and Fellows,
al! the right of the nation to the Buffalo Creek and
Tonne wanda Reservations.
The four tracts of land known as the Buffalo
Creek Reservation, containing 1890 acres, the
Cattaraugus Reservation, containing ? $50 acres
the Allegheny. so ,469 and the Tonnewanda, 49,
500, are estimated at 500 600 and the improve
mcn,s at $lO2, 900. The value Of the two reser-
vations granted to Messrs. Ogden and Fellows, is
to be estimated and paid accordingly. clause
in the treaty promises that the parties will solicit
he Government of the United States, to use its
Influence TO protect the Senecas in their reserved
rights, from ayy taxes assessments for roads or
other purposes, until they shall have relaquished
all titles to the lands
NEW ORLEAss.-The fever is increasing
There were thiry-eight deaths by it during the
week ending September ). The New Orleans
Bulletin says: q We hear that the proportion of
females taken i'll is greater than usual at this
stage of what may possibly now be called an
epidemic.
YELLOW FEvER.-Durng the last Dc hours
there were IA admissions into the Charity Hospi-
tai of this disease, discharges and deaths.
n. O. Bee, Sept. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
AFros, has been felt a, Bangor, Maine.

CusroA HOUSE AppoINrMESrs.-we are informed tia,
among the late appointments in the night department
the Custom House. the places Of several removed Wings
have been flied by OF the notorious Spartan
Band among whom is the person vino acted "botte-
holder The late fight between Sullivan and Bell, and
another, wfo ring clearer ii the same disgraceul
affair and who also acted as second to the murderer OF
Mccoy, at the brutal fgh. al Hastings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
New.Jerscy Convention 5000 Wings in
INSTRUMENTATION of Henry Clay.
cn-,oSnnnlsn.a of Trim
,rrespoudence of the Tribune.
TRrSroS. September Il. ISL

TRENTON, September Il, 1872
Messrs. Editors-The New jersey Mass Con-
vention is trcly one of the old Coon kind of
1910. The Sovereign People are here in their
glory, from all portions of the State Every County
in the State is represented by immense Deesa.
tons. The number reported by citizens of the
town is from 5000 to 10000, exceeding the Tip.
pecauoe Gathering in 1910. Notwithstanding The
Storm the procession four abreast, extended above
two miles Rely upon It, New-Jersey is eide
ascake for HEsRr CLAY AID HONE INDUSTRY
The People of our State are for supporting Amer
ican Interests, and will trumphantly sustain their
aobe champion in 1914.
The Convention organized by electing General
VIM Frlck, of Burlington, President, and large
number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries. The
Resolutions reported by the Committee of the
right stamp and were adopted by reclamation
At the nomination of Henry Clay, three times
three were given for Harry of the West. No
nomination was made for the Vice Presidency,
although large majority of the Convention ex-
pressed the preference of New Jersey for :" hon
est John Davis" The question was deferred for
the present.
The unanimous determination Of the Convent on
for Henry CLAY was most decidedly indic' ted
BY the rejection of the last resolution of the ON
uittee, recognizing National Convention, Th ;
was lost by reclamation The Wings of New
Jersey maintain tina, National Conventio for
the Presidency is unnecessary.
Put Down New-Jersey certain for HENRY CLAY
and Protective Tariff, by majority of 1000.
Yours ID IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
= yyhig Young Mems state Convention


AT AUBURN september 2st, l3i2.-The undersigned, a
Committee OF Wing Young Men, appointed by the Clay
Club OF Auburn make arrangements for the Wbg sounS
Mems State Convention, be held on the 2ls hereby an
nounce that the latch string sr be out that day. and thai
all the hospiaes the place within the control Clay
Club, will be cheerluy extended 10 the Delegates from
abroad. Wing young menot NewYork we hope to see a
grand and enthusiastic raya full delegation from every
county in The State. Our is Country-eur mea
sures Democrac-ana victory awaits US Spread your
banners 10 The breezeel The voice OF the Wing Young
Men go forth ints strength and Federal Locotecom mot
the Tarf) will be eHectuay repealed. Distinguished
speakers Will be present TO address you
Dated Auburn, September 9th, 1872
In behalf OF the Auburn Clay Club.
Elisha Miller David Dimon,
3. Hail, Albert a. OosS,
Sylvester Schanck, Stephen S. Austin,
ST. Ferris, James c. Derby,
Philo H. Perry, w. Hopkins,
Charles S. Beardsley, Isaac Quick,
Lawrence " bite Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

10 a large and respectable meeting of French
Canadian Wigs has been held at Albany. and
spirited resolutions in favor of HENRY CLAY and
a Protective Tariff were passed. The Canadians
in this City are aroused, and intend to try to do
even better than Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

~ For the Address of the Wing State
Convention, see First Page.
~ For Case of the Caroline, Impress
ment of American Seamen, Money Mar
ket, Carefully corrected Review of the
Market, City Intelligence, Trial of Lieut..
Bay, &c, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

az The office of The 1sIsusE win be removed next
,.eet 10 The new building No 400 NAssAu-sTREET IN
from, OF the Park and nearly opposite the City Hall The
arrangements printing and publishing the Daily and
Weekly Tribune viii be greatly extended, and such ln-
provements made in the paper is hoped will insure
continuance of the liberal patronage with which II has
hitherto been favored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
70 Fifteen returned Santa Fe prisoners are in
New Orleans in great distress.

ST. LoUIs.-All sorts of farming produce are
reduced in value one-haf, wages have greatly fall
lem and rents are going down in the same proper
| ton Stores and warehouses, which three years
ago rented at $1,000 and $500 are down TO
81 500, 1000 and $1,000. To shew how greatly
rents are tumbng, the instance is cited OF the
Southern House. a spacious building corneIlng
on Second and Chestnut streets. That building
rented not three wears ago at $4,000. 1t has beer
lately repaired, painted, and put in the best con-
dition for occupancy, and leased but u e"
DAYS since, for seyen hundred dollars.
ST. Louis Gazette.
WILD Mantle Upper Marlborough Ga
xette states that man, supposed 70 be crazed,
was committed TO their jail last week he mad
been wandering in the woods IN the lower part OF
the county Cor some time, and from his hnggard
appearance and singular conduct become the ter
ror Of the female portion OF the neighborhood.-
He really was frghtful object, his long shay
gy beard, and wild look rendering him truly a
wild man of the woods. We believe he has
been turned loose again. for want of authority to
detan him. Baltimore Republican.
Mr.. FILLMORE At HoHE.-The Buffalo Com
mercial contains call nsmerousy signed by the
citizens of Buffalo and Erie County, DESTROYS of
testfying their respect for their distinguished fell
low citizen and Representative, the Hon. Willard
Fillmore, and hearing from him history of the last
session of Congress. All such were requested to
meet en- Tuesday the 18th inst.
CANAL ToLLs.-The amount of Tolls collected
on all the New-Y or State Canals for The first week
in September, 1912, is s52,766: in Al, s62, $3.50
Up to 9TH Sept. in AZ, 1867 ,583; in Al, 81 1877,
49,; being 1929 $40 less than last yea, to the 9Th
of Sept.
LOVE- TARrFF.-In courtsbip, lover should
school, his heart to pay the lady its duty ad ralo-
rem; and for this purpose ne should Judge her as
she appears in the domestic circle. That is the
"home valuation, and all men who want wives
should look 10 it. ~ O. Bulletin.
New ARTICLE OF TRADE.-The reader viii
observe reference to our commercial report,
notice OF new article of commerce in this mar
ket, viz: Fish from Lake Superior, of which four
or FIVE hundred barrel. have been already brought
ever the Western Railroad. There are three
kinds, called Siskawit. Trout and White Fish
Boston Daily Advertiser.
FISHING on LAKE MIcHlGAS.-We understand
that Mir Clark took al White Fish Bay, near Mani
,owoc, one day last week, sixty barrels of white
fish at single haul. Milwaukee Cour.
Cause AND EFFEcT.-The great abundance of
fruit of various kinds in The market reminds US
that Mr.. James R. Nichols has opened new
Druggist and Apothecary shop, at the old stand
IN Merrimack street. Hsyerhill (Mass.) Ban.
% The Galena Gazette says that over three hun
dred leases have been granted for the lead mines in
that vicinity, and there are two hundred appli-
cants for other leases.