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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-26

VIE subscriber WISHES 70 dispose Of the small Farm oa
4 "ht'A ne rcsutes- situated 81 Wayne county, Indiana.
aeo't ha.i : ml4s east Of Washington. containing ~ acres.
aaaiI % cleared and tnasoEea-.ae balances wet tIaAerc&.
VIA 4 7#a- o-eaast, an3 4 aess.Gslstz >gaa. ii sssa
"a'er near .1e dwelling Hoa=e,-eaaagl aat to space .r
iaHiIF use ana Tor siasN during the dFyes; months "a SOM
iHeF- Inc SITUATION = healthy aaL Convenient - places at
worship, schools, mills. ana stores
Inc terms "sIa e made H5eral aaI correspondents. Win
the pfesen; hard times, and a deed given t1e pir,ha-s-, clear
OF al remembrance D. f EDNLEFr.
) b A,so.a quarter section o good LAM IL W aalsa
county. about Ialles south OF Eel rsver, aa4 FORTY
AgRt> in Hamilton county, no1ta Of nllanaqols.
llth mo. 26th, ISL. Am
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1EyIE Subscriber i DESTROYS Of selling al private sale,
any CT tie property hereinafter described, ,o-ait:
The House and LOT. AZ tae conner Of Main aad From,
streets, occupied by John Williamson As a store.
A building lot. y n an Old h9ase On II, on Main street,
aa5elnIag te aaaye named lt aa the east. ana a 8.a48g
the taree story lack Iaceiy put up by JOB Boroa.
\ ba:.Glng lot. also Oh Main Streets - 1lainc the proper
tv Of Armstrong Grimes Oh the west, running Baca abo4t
alley extending from the 'front.' along It's whole !engta back
70 the nTsi mentioned alley.
The properly where ne resides, consisting Of a good. We!
finished bacA dwelling house, nearly NV. The main build
ing Is j by 81 feet, wita iour rooms on he first floor, U.,n
a passage or entry kitchen, mix house. wasa house all OF
brick. y good and eoomy stab5e, and other OF, buildings
Of a -ooa quality. EAcelleat water; Ioomv, dry AID airy
cellar: abou, two and a half acres Of ground. or a Iess
quantity TO SUIT the purchaser; frIIt trees of various
kinds. The situation is nor surpassed by any II the place.
Tor pIeasantnes-. l. Is vel calculated Tor 4 private resi-
dence, and vet Is convenient 10 the business part OF the city.
and would be a good situation fot n boarding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly for ms oun per
manent residence, an. believes It VIII beag inspection.
Also, a Farm Of , acres situated about IL miles from
the Civ, q rect]g OH the GreensiIc road; originally owned
ard improved by Frcde:ick Hoover, and since owned by Da-
yIt holloway. The situation j. unusually fine, has on it
several strong and neyerfa}.ing >pengs; an excellent or
chanl, consisting OF near $40 trees, embracing Il good Fe4iety
OF fruit.
The terms of sale Of any Of tbe above named property.
viii be fur and liberal, as 70 price aad time. Those DIS
posed To purchase such property, are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Fikh Month 32aa, 1871. 20tf
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ALyZLEIEglElEga

Terms of idyeTtising.--OSE DOLLAR per square foi
three insertions, and TwENTE-FIvE CESTs for each nd
ditional insertion-TES LiSEs- or the space occupied IL
$50 ems, is counted a square, nothing counted less than a
square; all over square, aud less than a square an" Il
half 10 be counted a squire and a haB-Per square Tor
three months. THREE DoLLARs; for SIX months ok DOL
LARS, or TKS DOLLARS per annun; two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS per annutn; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annIm. Merchants, Druggists
and Others, advertising by the year, will be charged for a
column Of 1000 ut's, $685. u per annum for three-fourths
OF a column, $4,000; for half a column, s3',OD; for a
quarter of column, S2J,O0-A dei1ction of2O PEI cent.
will be made on advertisements longer Than a quarter Of
n column, when ilsefred by the half year or year, and not
altered. Chancery notices and petitions fnt divorces, must
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash, Inless
ordered fof publication by a brother publisher.
". b. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid for, unless al the option Of the publisher or by previous
enga cement between the publisher and the advertiser.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

NItcleII's Ge7E7aaag an At.as: F-Te-li. ReaIers
Ialoott's, Pixies, Dawes, RAYS and SMITHS Arithmetic
h%trhhaat's, Smiths, an Gouiey-s Grammar.
Elementary and Com.ey's Spelling Book.
Walkers ana Ne5steF's Dictionary.
Comst2ch's Philosophy ana Chemistry.
BlFEeIt's Geography of the Heavens.
Co.Dura's and Bonhycastie's Algebra.
bonnycasre's Mensuatioa: MarEn.'s Rea3crs.
MilcheI's Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink. QI4lIs, &c. &c. For sale. by
ID. +. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. Ian. IA. l-E2
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HE WEEKLY COURIER AND
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New York, February :. 1912.
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Robert TEcrry's Museum.

E4iie8 By $. &. Goodrjct, au3tor Of Peter P4r1ey's 7alss
WITH January. 1872. commenced n new volume Of
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM. Within one year
from the publication OF the first ufnHer. this work mas at
tainei n circulation Of more than TEN THOUSAND
COPiESH and received the highest emancipation from
people OF every political AMI religious creed. Encouraged
by success 50 unexpected aud gratifying, and in orIer 70 give
the work n more general circulation. the publishers give no.
tice that il j. their intention to reduce the price heretofore
81 50, to ONE DOLLAR Err ANNUA! The fall
number of engravings will be given AMI the same number of
pages as heretofore; also four large aud splendid engravinrs,
printed in coiors, will be inserted during the year. Con-
siderin, the Illustrations and embellishments, the great a
mount Of reading matter. the s;yle Of the work. and the ex-
pense OF get rig II up, the Publishers believe that Robert
Nerry's Museum Is the
ever issued in any country. y great roriety of news. en-
tertaining and Instructive articles are ~ progress, together
wiki a series Of striking enyravjngs carefully designed by
III. Billings Esq. expressly for tn work. The publishers,
are determined, as tar rs talent, enterprise, and a liberal
expenditure will 90 in efectins it 10 render the Museum
every way adapted to the wants Of the Juvenile commune
~. And they respectfully ask all NJ. Robert Merry's
young friends who have black eyes. TO give the old gentle
man their support and encouragement. LowEsT Trans
One copy. : 90
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All orders must he post paid. and accompanied by the
money, 10 secure attention Address
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WORMS. WORKS.. WOGMSm--To remove tae=e
Troublesome an dau-e-oI< inhabitants IF the stomach and
bowels. wa5-h - often impair inc asaiia AMI DESTROY the
lives Of CHiI1rec. cse ] TONIC NERhIFUGE
4 certain and safe pre- a-atlon for me removal Of the var
lous kinds Of worms. dys7epsia. sour stomach. want Of az
petite. infaasi!e feTeE and arue. 7at debility of the sioma-1
and bowels end organs 0! digestion.
For sale ~ JAMES X. DIGDALF.
jay %, Is4I.-29fy. richmond, Ia.
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JAYNE-S EXprcTORANT-ThI. ~Inv,IIaI

L JAANE-S ENPECroRANT-This invaluable
- medicine - daily ef!eeting some o. the most asioaish-
Ing ana wonderful cures thai have ever been known. All
VINO Aa%e ever used II for Aashnla, Cough, Splitting or Blood,
iio9plas t8dIh, Troop or Hives, Consumption, Chronic
Ftelrse. Hoa5soae-s, Pain and Soreness Of the Breast. dit
neatly ot i-eathtng, and every other disease OF the LUNGS
ana BREAST, can and DO attest 10 It's usefulness.
II stands Hanya4iea-l a. stands pre-emlnent-THY IT. and
yoa nHI be laEtft - acknowledge that is virtues hare not,
nor cannot b. orerrstei: that. II SANDS far above ard be-
y3hd The reach otcaIaPC:iIlon; lhat 1t IS the only reasonable.
The only naJIral, and the only truly successful method OF ar
Extract of a certncale from the Rev. DR. Babcock, late
President OF he NaterNilie Cuiege, Maine:
"From intimate personal acquaintance with DR.. ID.
jayne, a regular staJent oi the Medical University Of Penn
sHlsanta, ahf an experience, successful practitioner OF inefi-
cane, | vas prepared - appreciate the numerous testi-
na3la+- IN favor Of ms different MEDICAL preparations, much
more highly taan the great majority OF those winch are ex-
tensiFcly euioglsed. ON trial OF chem IN my own family,
and some of them personally, | have more than realized
their favorable antcipanon<. They are What they profess
10 br-not quack noStTams-bu shiiIuliy prepared antfdOtcs
for some OF the most adjective Of human diseases. know
they are highly esteemed. and frequently prescribed, by
some OF the most respectable of the regular practitioners OF
medicine OF tins eity and elseWhef,, aud | do not hesitate
% commend them ns II valuable adiluon to our mntoria me
dfca, and Il safe, a we'll as eIniAcntly useful remedy for the
diseased"
RUFUS BABCOCk, IT.
NJ. Nicholas Harris, one OF the deacons Of the Fir.t
Baptist Church Of Philadelphia, has been perfectly cured
which hitherto haHled the skill of some of the hes, rhyst-
clans of the city. Miss Mary Campbell Of Fayetie CO.
Pa, has been cured of Asthma OF eighteen years standing
by this EXpectoront.
Finally, what the public have long desired, a medicine OF
thls Kind which miSht be depended upon, prepared nv "a
regular physician Is noa offered 10 them. aud eau be had Of
JAMES k.
July ~. is4l.-29-iy ItIcuMoNp, Il.
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Great STOCK FARM for sale.

A STOCK FARM lying II miles west OF Lafayette,
IN Iippecanoe county, indjana, on Big Pine creek,
containing ITO acres-well watered, and some 80, or 100
acres iimborcd-the balance pfaiu", aud any quantity of
prairie on the east and west sIds of the creek There are
abnat 300 acres under fence, with about 100 acres under
cultivation The buildings are toierahIy comfortable, bat
not expensive. The above ~ Gimlrabiy adapted for rais-
ing stock. and Is for sale at n price TO suit the har RI times.
those wishing to purchase property of this kind viii find
II to their advantage to examine tho premises. For furth
or information inquire OF u. T. HOLLOWAY, at this Of
fee or OF P.S ]onnings, Lafayette, Indiana.
Richmond, Jan. It'll, 1912.
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REMOVAL.

EEION
10 oar DID Customers, and as many Nc1r ones as
tbink proper to eire US q cali:
q Z have removed our SHOE STORE 70 the south
SIDE of Nain street. next door TO Joha VI. Laws;
where We expect to continue to Keep on hand or usual as
sortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, and BONNETS
GIVE are als7 receiving a large lot of IRON, STEEL.
ana NAILS. from the mandatory in Pitl=aurga; which
we expect n sell at reduced prices. wholesale and retail.
ftrNechanies and Others Interested, give Is 4 call.
AQUILLA JONES & SON
Richmond, Ia. u mo. 2Jta. 1912. Sf
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WEEKLY AND SEMI WEEKLY.
NEW YORK COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

ENRON and after Friday, ITtn instant, the Weekly and
l. Semi-WeekIyC Courier and LngIireE, VIII De enlarged
70 the size OF the DAILY paper, ami offer inducements 70
the advertiser and general reader. such % have rarely been
presented by any papers in the United States.
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miscellaneous and literary, by reason Of selections and re-
publications set up expressly Tor insertion III this paper.
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known TO the Public to require any explanation. IL was
this paper which first gave the names Of Wings and Loco
iocns to the Two great parties in the United States: and
couId its coun-eIs have prevailed Mt HlrrSburg in Deem
her, 1889. HENRY CLAY would NOW have been the
President of the United States. Its motto now s,"Ju=tIce
10 Harry OF the West. let the consequences he what they
may - and It - the only paper IN the great comm errlaI
emporium Of the United States which has assumed ani
Will maintain This position.
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PROTECTION

FIRE N MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INIIJAu COFFIN of Richmond, Indiana, Agent Of
IL the Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, tonn.
offers to Insure Houses, Stores. .nfHs Factories, BGrs,
and Tie Contents Of each, together with every other similar
species OF property,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
The rates of premium offered, are as low as thoss of any
other similar institution; and every man has now an OPP
portunity, for n trihing sum. 10 protect himself against the
hour sweeps away the earninss of many years.
The Company also issues Policies, ON the most favorable
terms, against loss or damage on the iIuls of Steam- Boats,
and OIL the Cargoes of Steam, Keel, and Flat-l}oats. while
navigating the Wsatarn Rivers, Lakes, and Canals, and
upon Carsoes of Se1 / essels.
Under the liberal aai enlightened policy which the Com
pany adopted at the commencement Of their operations in
the Western Country, "a which they have steadily pursued
10 the present time, the number of policies issued have tegu-
larry increased from year to year; 20 that for several years
passed, the office has covered. II the W estsrn County
principally in Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois,
nearly 1000 risks annually.
Ii would be difficult 10 present n stronger evidence OF pub
lie confidence than these facts exhibit. For further infor-
tnation, and for the terms of Insurance. application may be
made 10 the above named Agent, who is authorized to issue
policies TO applicants without delay.
j.. ROBINS,
General Agent Of the Company, tor the Western Sta ties.
Richmond. lst. Mo, eth, l-42. lit
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ME Undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs The Prblic that his Office IS in Richmond, in
Robert Morrtsson'a building, up stairs: and that any person
living at a distance, can obtain his services by dcpositing n
limo in the Post Once directed to him ut Richmond sta ting
therein what place he must attend to do such service, and
what town or public place i, j, nrar.
WILLIAM cox. Surveyor.
". b. All kinds of conveyancing done by the subscriber,
nentiy. and on short notice. w. G..
Richmond. Nov. %, 1899. i6tf
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INNS CARHINATIIE RALSAN - eertaI

JA4NL-S "NAIItE BAL>AN = a certain.
safe and efect1aI remedy for 4 seatery. ID arrboea. CT
looscnez=. cholera nor5ls. summer complaint, E-ping pains.
eramp. nervous tremors, AID for al bowel affections and
nervous diseases
TINS i oae O. Tie mos, Efficient. plea=aD, and safe com
positions ever Offered 70 tie public for the ruye of the var
5ols derangenea:s Of tre stomach and bowels and the only
article WORTHY Of the s@azt confidence fo- curing cholera IN
2utum o. sumner complaint; and IA al tie above diseases
i really acts llka Il charm.
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JOSEPH WILLIE :.

J VS Il n " lii n VI -
General Commission agent, for the Purchase of
GGGLIs
NO. I13. Market street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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For sale. Is bushels Or 75.000 boxes. By Irwin Reed &
Brother, Basil Bsga;xoll, J. X. Dug3als, and D.. p. Hoilo-
way. Richmond, la
ALSO. ov Coall & PaTker. Newport; MicaacI Aker,
Goodrich. Brother & Co. Wncaesie9; < p. Anthony, ".
ID Willard Il P1taam. Bloomfield & Jas. NIac5e;2~n:
smith a Sample, YotktoEa; joe B~ack!l'se, Anderson
town: NJ. >eatoa. Centreville: Sinks ~ Talbot. Milton ;
Elliott x Meredith, Cam5- t-e Cty; JaD- y Leearlcs.
Dublin; Montgomery q Lonzsaore. Lew.=~i.Ie: Dr. Tyler
& TeulJ, RayssIle; Hill 4 Henley Carthage, IadIana,
and throughout the State and United S;ates.
F. IL. Ist2. CIV
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MONEY Ai.,iiAEl Z.
su.ss attire Stock Exchanges, Jan. IL
Sc,s,.,crc;nl nrd FsoMcy H1.i:ters.


ihc sales at the Stock Board not very large 10
day, but ;acrc much better ccrTprcvaiea cspe,
c,liv in Stat. Stocks. The CT Lord Ashbsrton,o
this Country and the Unexpectedly Cheerful! ard iavoa
BE ,oac the foreign aylce> s> created hueyan'!eci
inc !. aich has of late becU stranger 20 Wall - lhis
feeling may bu, temporary. Int under lis ininencc
State S,ocs sssera!y have Improved FROM to3 cent
We induls the bci-i thai Ike negotiations OF Lofd ASA
produce tho happc.t results upon on. Com
mcro.Al and Financial Word.=Lors Island improved
per cent. harlem / Mechanics, Bank >. Fo: BANK OF
Ncw-iork los offered l09 asked Maphat2s 81 offered :
Bank of America s. offered 95 asked; Phenx 81 o'e:ed
a>kcG Lafayette ~ offered, 50 asked; Bank OF CON-
msrce. scrip 81 offered 50 asked Mechanics BanEln:
Association - offered 50 asked, American EAcharse
offered, 62 asked.
In STATE Stocks the sales reached shsui $4,000 at adj
ysnccd rates Ohio Size. sold -, an improvement! OF
3 rcrcen,: New.iork Sisss, ls43 s,95; DO s6e NJ co.
an advance OF per cent lndiaas Beads closed al 24i
Improvement OF u per AID Illinois Bouda at pa
an Improvement Of per Fo' United States SKIS
% offered 9s asked Ncw-lork Elves, lsi5 - ofered
81: asked Ncr-York Elves, ISIS, IL offered !. asked
K,G,uckc % offered IS asked Alabama % ssked.
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POLICE OFFICE.

MoSDAY, January "a
LARcESlss.-Two boys named James Murphy aud
Philip Green arrested The Upper Police Office and
conmt,ed for stealing quantity of lead from the sleep
Lafayette lying at the American Pier North River, be
twccR Charlton and Spring streets.
man named David Sullivan arrested and commit
ted for stealing stick Of timber Samuel H.. Bssey,
40 10 Broad street.
fru female named Catherine Murray arrested
AID committed for stealing pocket wallet containing 81
in bills and some papers FROM tho packet of Henry Saa
bury stopping Ut Frencs Hotel in Chathamstrect vAea
he in a house near the Five Points.
THEFT OF A WATCH-A colored nun named Samuel F.
Merritt, waiter the north Of Broadway
aad Franklin arrested by officer Stanton (or
stealing go! Icv0r watch worth $lG0, from Sclck b.
Andrews the above place. Mr. Andrews left the watch
in his room While he down his breakfast, aud
his gone the waiter, who had key 10 NJ
the being absent long enough 10 perpctratc the
theft. He was committed TO answer the charge.
BURGLARY AND InEFT.-On Sunday night, the 10Th
inst shop OF Mr. Joseph Potts III hc basement OF No.
% Delaney street burenrousy entered wltha false
kG and robbed Of boots and shoes of the value of Sl1 On
las; Sunday night il again entered sy i!sn named
Thompson Imp5on with false key, who stole pair Of
boot, worth 80 and Coming out locked the door n: this
instant he seizsd by officer pcnnston, who rcsised
over the shop, and who, having watched his Motions ar
rested and lodge! him III The waich-house To-day he
was srut to prison for trial.