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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
ILEECGa

NE subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
prietors OF the "Spuag Foundry Tor pow 70. bull
ding Machinery, prepared furnish and
the public generally short all kinds of Machine
such Caring Machines, Coniences Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms >hearns Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes. &c N for all of which he has the latest uproy
patterns lie is ase prepared Tor cutting Mil Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELkANAII HUXLEY.
On. y. HUXLEY & RYAN will make to order
BELLS. and all kinds of Brass Castings; aud viii take old
brass and copper III exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1872. 4Gtf
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Ho. &c Lame and Halt, rho ,ciH you blame, II
you Walk not2

YTWENTY ONE Ill NDTsED. have been healed Of
all iameness, though for years crippes, limbs and
cords contracted. shriveed and wheredthe body drawn
nearly donbIe and the patients bed rd. All the suffering
incident Rheuma and its attendant Gou &C.
have been disspated,-ani warranted cured-no
matter how bad the how long has Stood by
Hce's Nrre and Bone LllineHt, and Indian egetabie
EhIir. This without the fear possibility of
being contradctet. VIII you then these remedies,
will and die We leave tlink for
themselvcs.As the proof overwhelming has
notice, and may be where the articles
for sale. For sale by
Oct. p, 1872 IrrIJ Reed a Brother ?.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
Coyington COTTON FACTORY

ME- subscriber, for the above factory. Cincin-
I natl. prepared furnish a all times, COTTON
YARNS. CANDLE WICK. * BATTING lowest
Pittsburgh prices cash, usual credit OF
10 regular customers r. BJ CHANAN,
September %. 1912 Gas :2ul Cincinnati. Ohio.
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SheriH's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
10y virtue of suncry Executions directed from the
Supreme Court of the State of Indiana, will expose
public sale the Court House door in Centrevle
Ind the Oath day of December, 1912, between the
O'Clock, A. NJ and four O'Clock, p. NJ. said
day. the following property, to-wit The east half of
parcel lot of land the of Richmond Wayne
county, Indiana known by being lot numbered fifty shree
numbered the pla of that par: of said city laid out by
Jeremiah Cox.
Taken the property of Daniel D. Sloan, satisfy
ecu,ions in favor of the Richmond Trading and Manuac
turing Company.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, W. c.
December Sd, 1912. (S2,00) 4Sts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

TNE Subscribers propose take, in payment, Of notes
and arcbants duo them following articles of coun
produce, II delivered soon, viz: Wheat Corn, Oats,
Pork ADD Eax-See Tor which the highest market priee
viii he allowed They viii barter for the articles
good small assortment OF Dry ''oods-
Crockery-IIats aud Shoes, many other articles too
numerous mention: which VIII be sold prices to suit
f-tone gentlemen. you tha pny your debts.
aud keen trade Cash : out OF the question.
l. REED 81 BROTHER.
Richmord Nov 26. IsIl 47u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

vlRcSPECTJS FOR A WEEKLY FORUM Ths
Il proprietors Of the Fhaielpbia National Forum wall,
On the ISL p Jah1ary next. weekly edition
orn ihis edition VIII contain from she
daily Drum, th original articles for
The literary VIII made up OF selections foa
the popular Of hcuon-of instructive eesavs
upon useful iopicani Of agreeable miscellany nf cht
equal the literary weekes. Forum " al NOT
be put press until the Saturday.
latest down - the day Of ia publication. weekly
Review OF the Markets and, alternate weeks,
y corrected table OF .he solvent Banks, and the
discount at which their bought Philadelphia,
and detailed Price Cnrrent The Markets given
In is political course, the Forum viii be aden,ly iafex
PEorEcTioN of HONS l>bJsrkY. the RESIOR 4 TON
or Il SOUND and UNIFORM CURRENCY and
The election OF HENRY CLAY as President 4.
States.
Il viii be published double Imperial sheet and 8.
for beauty OF typography viii compare any paper IN
the onion
A vii be sent only for cash. in advance pah.hsr
will he enabled afford IT. notwi sh-tand,ns great xe
and the cost OF It's publication the low pdce THO
DOLLARS a year--tN copies for Ten Dollars or ten
copies tor Fifteen Dollars Subscriptions solicited hy
I. b GRAHAM y Co., - Chesnut St. Paula
Exchange papers VIII confer favor by inserting or no
cling above, which will be gladly reciprocated
~Posmaters aud Publishers pers re auth,-
rized TO receive subscriptions for the Ueekg Forum.
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GOWN EsOIIia,. Will.

BUCHANAN. Agent Cincinnati is prepared
furnish at all times complete assortment of IRON
and NAILS warranted of superior quality, Pittsburgh
prices (3lhe usual credits given regular customers.
Cincinnati, September 23, lSI2 s. I'm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
RICHMOND HOTEL,
Corner of Main and Marion streets,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

INfIE proprietor Of this aroraby wel-k HOTEL,
Ira. moved himself, and Is determined 70
and improve previous character The comfort OF
Traveller snail De MS aim, and having made
permanent repairs building Tavern house.
well inclination would induce him TO
equal any road. He hopes
satisfaction shall away dissatisfied.
Prices suited the times. J. W. GILBERT.
December l5th l-4l. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
NEW ARRANGEMENT
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, Fotilke & UiHtans are
now prepared furnish all kinds OF CASTINGS low
they be had III Cincinnati any other establish
in the country; and have general
and of the latest Improvements of the
MilIwrights the west, will say who
about improve build Mills, they
their advantage give a call, VIII all
the best stock that be had, and prices viii be
found TO correspond with the times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

hArTO THE POETS-"iiis Majesty of the Palla-
diu present., compliments his friends Of the poetic
senio and offers for New Years Address,
10 be presented before tho 18th of December next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold, Saturday. the 9th of this ms; amt
wv the late residence of James S. Borion dec,
the personal property of said decedeut, consisting Of
Machinist and Carpenters Tools; Carriage;
Wagon; Harness; Con- and Calf; Bees: Luin-
Der; Cooking Store. nearly netp, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, generally.
Sale a, 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. credit Of one
will be given all three dollars by the
chaser giving with approved security all under that
sum o cash. Due attendance given by
JOB BORTON, Admir-.
Richmond, Dec. 3, lS42. 4Sis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

OTTO OUR FARMER PATRONS.--Such of our
who for their paper IN Wood four,
CON- Oats Pork other articles of Country Produce, are
informed ready receive SUCH ARTICLES
Wood wanted Immediately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

,vS,ase Scrip, the old ssue will be take On subscp-
tion the Palladum at its face.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
DISCRIMINATORY RHEUMATISM. PILES, AND
COSTIIENESS CURED.

MFR. ANGENINE, corner of Spring ana Elizabeth
" n Y fifteen years suffered
from the above complaints Advice and medicine
Obtained from the 1rt physicians, but nothing
him permanent Teiie and ne expected 10 drag
miserable existence end Of his When, how
ever, BRAN RETH'S PILLS mentioned 10 him.
and the they known - have performed hope
lighted within him. and be having perseveed III their
for upwards of months, entirely recovered, and
ia the of perfect health. The greatest of
fifteen he ooged cruches, ami for
previous with the above Pis,
able his boots OF hjs feet being
swollen Now. however. ne Is entirely recovered,
and strongly recommends all similarly afflicted fa 70
give Brapdreh's Pills rial. Many have taken them
consequence aud have derived equal benefit from them
The following the only authorized Agents IN the pa
ces TO which their attached:
Richmond, Samuel Pierce: New Boston. ]. Craig; Abb
ngon. j Rubey; Brownsville, Rider Il Paten; Liberty,
Burgess & Carr; Dunlapsvie, B. F. Maoney: Benton
vile, q r. Brown Cenueville J. E. Durham: Cambridge
City. Rogers Meek: Dublin L. B. Kirk: Hagerstown,
W Lewis; Greensoorouch. Seth Henshaw; Economy, W.
b Henshaw Il Co; W .liamsbdrg, 5. johnson q Co.
Winchester Goodrich Brother; Windsor. Thomas Way
Nlncieown w c. Harvey; Springborough. J. b. Mills
July %, lc42- 29f
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FOR SALE!
1900 ACRES Western Pennsylvania
LAND:

l-<ITUATE about 30 miles above Wilamsport, and 200
miles from Philadelphia IN Clinton, la tie Centre coun
within 100 perches the Pennsy ivania Canal
600 perches the Bald Eag Canal, which Bell
fonte with the Susguehannah river - miles
from Lockport, the large County lown. and miles from
Mill Hall near schools, mills places of worship, &c
&c These lands embrace considerable portion OF noun
and valley Land, parts of which suitable for
ullage and produces Wheat of heavy growth The val
ley Land is rich and worthy of culture. Forty Acres of
the above improved and in good cultivatior tina
adoins improved Farms with handsome frame
dwellings, and within I miles Farms OF hundreds of
Acres cleared Lands; it sbounds with mineral and
superior timber with large brick dwellings, and large
barns, 80 by 100 feet SC. The neghbofhood is settled
with dense popuia and il considered
ourishing the State. Lands within three miles sell
for Fifty Dollars per Acre.
1t believed that Lands by being
active and practical man, could be sold small
Farms pecunary advantage THE SAME WILL BE
EXCHANGED a FARM WITHIN 4 SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND. INDIANA. ANTHONY Z. NORRIS
0-5-N b. The present owner could now sell or GOO
Acres from -Four Dollars per Acre; but prefers
closing the Apply Samuel Coale, Rich
nond, Indiana, DR.. A b. Massey LockHaven,
tae Lands.
November l9th 1872 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

day Of November lSi2 the being the tairf
day of November Term. 1912, of the Wayne
Probate Court, ordered the Court that The Creditors
Of the Estate be notified of the filing and tendency aid
petition, by publication III the Richmond Palladium,
weekly newspaper printed and published in said county, for
weeks, and that, unless they notify said
Administrators of the existence and Of their
claims by aling the o. descrip
and date Of the
which the be 'ounded, Clerks office of this
Court previous the final distribution of the said
Estate such CLAIMS will be postponed favor Of dill
creditors: Aud that of said
be held the Court House and for said county. tho
second Monday Of February next the Court will proceed
TO hear and determine and make distribution
amongst said Creditors. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk,
AZ :6w (e5,25) Wayne Probate Court.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

OLh-sB 12o WInLLIAMSo
ID ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted him,
i make payment, he is very much of
this time.
nA-N. b. lie has constantly hand, a, all tunes,
SADDLES. BRIDES, HARNESS. UIffi'S, COL
LARS and 81 DDLE TREES; all of which he will
sell on fair md reasonable
Richmond, Jan. LIST. 1912. in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

s'I4ont hair - Shy rUa.n",.,'r . Iiuat,
And all feel The truth OF the pious quotation.
Preserve il, then, ladies--your glory may fail,
Unless you protect IL with this preparation
While il preserves restores every beauty,
Its oder and fcag GRANGE viii sveetly becam
On try fair, for indeed tits your duty,
And bless the inventor great a Balm.
Cleanliness of the Head and Hair.
IRANtE it Is that persons who attend strictly
~ sonai cleanliness, baths, &c, should neglect the Head
the Halr--he most esseHtal-the exposed-and
the most beautiful when properly cared for. OF all the gifts
Of the Creator. Perfectly be kept of dendufi
scurf with certainty that the hair fall by
the of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies, viii max e
toilet without this feariesy, No,
nave tried and experienced purifying effects
its So eet perfume.
hundred articles been forth the credit of
ths-the only frs-the only really valuable article A
of testimony from all classes o these
LOOK OIT.-CounterfeIts abToad-look always for
the OF Constoek Co. splendid wrappers, and
buy il without that For sale Ivy
Oct. p, 1912. Irrtf Reed & Brother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

r EE-s ANrIBILLIOUS PILLS. For Sal. whole
i 4 and retail the BUN SIOR1~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
GAMBLING AsAgZlI2ga
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We will also make CARDING MACHINES of the st
style and finish order, and on moderate
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
We making the above PLOUGH From the long stan
ding of this Plough this the adjoining and
in Ohio, deem speak of superior
qualities, have inquire Of those who have used
them and they best and cheapest Plough gene
raj We manufacture four one, two, three and
four horse Poughs all which months,
with fair usage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10

Price Il per bottle CrFor sale By /. Reed & Broth
g., Rjrlmop5 la; Dr.. SvDin, centrsvie, la. Thos-
D. Whe!en C,rSrige, Ia. Dan Mason knghisto~"
Ia; and Jesse Way, W inchester, la.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

The preaching of truth in love and fifth
fitness. In proportion as the preaching
Of those who have been an ofense TO them
has assimitated 10 what fell from the lips
of Jesus Cnrist. in that proportion has
"madness filled tLeir hearts. !" Noisy,
rude O. indecent behavior, or 7roftne dis
course" is not the thing to disturb them
II is Que Of tie e0mmoaest thing among
themt It is the reverse that disturbs
them. They must have a statute reading
differently from The present, before they
can succeed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

-
hood should longer have the care oil it,
Their whole career has been fragrant
abuse Of trust. Their unholy acd polluted
hands have always cursed and blighied
every thing they have touched. Instead of
dienifying, adjoining and elevating MAN,
helping him onward and lifting him upward
towards the celestial seat he was designed
to occupy, but adittle lower than angels,
they have been lrampling him in the mre,
and making him Z stepping stone 10 secure
a mean and groveling elevation 20 them
selves. They have had their day. The
true Christian ministry are receiving their
commission aud going forth, shaving the
everlasting gospel 10 preach untoaihem that
dwell on the tarth.n .Wo unto the fool
ish prophets, that follow their own spirit
and have seen nothingm "They hayeseen
vanity and living diyination, saying tie Lord
saith: and the Lard hath not sent them.o
/" Therefore thus saith The Lord God be-
cause ye have spoken vanity and seen lies,
therefore behold am against you, saith the
Lord. And my hand shall be upon the
prophets that see vanity, and that divine
lies: they shall not be in the assembly Of
my people, neither shall they be written in
the writing Of the house of Israel, neither
shall they enter into the land Of Israel; and
We shall know thai ana the Lord. Because,
even because they have seduced my people,
saying, peace; and there was no peace ;
and one built up wall, and 10, othersdaub-
ed it with uniempered mor,ar.n "And will
ye pollute me among my people for hand
fuls of barley and for pieces Of bread, 10
slay the souls that should not die; and to
save the souls alive that should not live, by
your lying TO my people that hear your
lies r. because with lies We have made
the heart Of the righteous sad, whom | have
not made sad and strengthened the hands
of the wicked, that he should not return
from his wicked way, by promising him
life; therefore ye shall see no more vanity,
nor divine divinations; for will deliver
my people eut of your hand and ye shall
know that am the Lord"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
sectarian Intolerance-.the Laws OF
Vermont.

SDCt0El0h
Vermont.
While was advocating the cause OF CHRIS
rianity in meeting of protesting Christians
u, Charlotte, in September last, John lde'
being high priest, or chairman, interrupted
me aud asked if did nOtknow that ! had
broken the laws OF The state. He knew Del
Ter than to charge me with breaking Gods
Law, in what I was doing. He knew was
obeying the very letter of that part oft which
requires all Gods servants to preach to sln-
ners-especiallY hypocrhes-" whether they
will hear or fjrbear." And his charge against
me in relation TO the "law Of the land" as
Paley calls IT, was not made with manly
directness and confidence. l. was ouly
mean and covering iosinualion, alter all,
worthy Of the work which employed him.
He did not assert unequivocaliy and man
FULLY that had broken the laws of Vermont
He only asked me if did not know that
had. What his motive could have been IL
putting his address to me in lha,.form, Iwil
NOT pretend to decide. only say mat u
were his full conviction that had broker
| The law cf The land, and that that law wa'
lust, more boldness and direct affirmation
would have become him. On the other hand
! If he was 10 doubt as TO whether was gull
" Of any infrac,ion Of the lawi or as 10 tn
4 jos,ness Of the law; and vet thought TO 10
timidale me BY daslardly insinuation, p
ought, from the opportunity he had eni' yed
\ TO have known better with whom pc wa
dealing. Be all this however j. may hav
been, on his part, told him al the time iha
I was hot careful in relation to any law tha
invaded iualienable human rights and clash
ed with the law Of God. 1 was moi fAmilia
with the law Of vermons. that might be sup
posed % touch the case, and~so could az
Then answer him Is - the fact Involved i
his INQUIRY, If had been disposed % do !
Bat The question Is 70 the fact didshot con
'eern me. took higher view q the case
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

1.-Two handred and fifty dollars reward
for my negro man Jim. He is much
marked with shot ia his right thigh
The shot entered onsRhe outside. half
way between the hip and knee joints"
Broughtto Jail, John. Left ear cropt."
+" Taken OPP. a negro man. Is very
much Scared about the face and body, and
has the left ear Bit of |"
- Ran away. black girl, named Mary.
Has scar on her cheek, and the end OF
one Of her toes cut off,
Ran away. my muiauo woman, Judy.
She has had her fright arm broke"
Ran away. my negro man, Levi
His left hand has been burn. and think
the end Of his fore6ngeris off"
Ran away, negro man. named
WAsHiNGToN. Has lost a part OF his
middle finger, and the end of his little I'm.
ger"
twenty-five dollars reward for my
man John. The tip of his nose is biz off"
twenty-five dollars reward for the ne
gro slave. Sally. Walks as though Grip
pied in the back"
/" Ran away, Joe Dennis. Has small
notch in one of his ears"
"Ran away. negro boy. Jack. Has a
small crop out of his left ear"
" Ran away, negro man named Ivory
Has small piece cut out Of the top o.
each ear"
/ While upon the subject Of. fears, | may
observe that distinguished aboHlonlst IN
New York once received negro's ear
which bad been cut off close to the head
in general post letter. Ii was forward
ed BY the free and independent gentleman
who had caused it to be amputated, with a
polite request that he would place the spec
linen in his collection.
could enlarge this catalogue with
broken arms. and broken legs. and cash
ed flesh, and missing teeth. and laceraled
backs, and bites of dogs. and brands ofred
hct irons innumerable; but as my readers
will be sufficiently sickened and repealed
already. will turn 10 an other branch o
the subject.
These advertisements, Of which SIM
lar collection might be made for ever.
year. and month, aud week. and day; ant
WHICH are coolly read in families a
things of course. and as part of the cur
rent news and smali-iak, will serve 4
show how very much the slaves profit b.
public opinion, and how tender Il is il
their behalf. But il may be worth Will
: to inquire how the slave owners. and 10
class of society 10 which great numbers (
them belong, defer to public opinion j
their conduct. not to their slaves but I
each other; how they are accustomed
restrain their passionsi what their beal
ing is among themselves; whether the
are fierce or gentle; whether their socis
customs be brutal. sanguinary, and violen
! or bear the impress of civilization an
refinement.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
random, wednesday, November 80, 1s4s
Discussion at Williamstown.

The friends Of reform will bear II in mind
and make preparations for ettlngs IN VIII
Jamestown, commencing on the second FRI
day, it being the 9th day, ef December
The champions CT sectarianism can appear
and help occupy the time, on not, as they
choose. The meetings will probably con-
t,nue through the Sabbath.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
VOL. XIV. NO. II.

,l,alied to hin at Montpelier and al Con.
cord. promptly. at his request But his
Ffesmdn contains neither copy of nv
remarks, in reply to him, nor any indica.
ton from him touching the matter. VIVA,
does ii mean 2 Does his paper published
at Montpelier continue to be printed at
Bos:on' lfso. this fact may account tor
the hardness Of his reply.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

The. Cd number of the Vermont Free.
man, issued by Alanson ST. Clair and
Company. has been received. i0adays af
ter the Issuing ofthe Telegraph contain.
lag his parade Ct professions about readi.
ness for discussion. The Telegraph was
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

will lecture at Granville, on Wednesday
evening, the 7ta of December, on my way
10 Williamstown. Also al
West Brookfield,
On Thursday evening, the 9Th fDecem-
her. The bselhren will make arrangements
at these places.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

MEETINGS IN LEICESTER, ON Thurs.
day evening and Sabbath evening. Sub,
ject for the former evening the Church
and The Ministry = for the latter, Human
Rights.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
Holm c. COLT,

In the case ofasman who was penitenl
for his crime, and humbed under sense
of it, the sympathy Of the public might
be excited ia his behalf But the bold
ef1rontery of Colt. who, while aekHowl-
edging that he killed Adams, im2udently
assured the Court when abou, to pass SEN
lence on him, that he had never done
any thing in his life, which, under SINH
lar circumstances. he would not do again,
destroys all feeling for him excep: those
which arise from religious views. The
fact that a fellow being. unprepared. is
abou, 10 be ushered into eternity. is one
Of az fIt consideration. Hc was no worse
by nature than the one who pens or The
one who reads these lines The restrain
ing providence of God has made the diff
ference in circumstances, except so far as
His grace may have effected radica
change ofcharacter. To Him, then, and
not TO any goodness Ct our own be The
praise Bap. Adcoeate.