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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
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Total, 1928, i27 OIL
What vii! tho Wings Of Ohio say 10 this as
founding disclosure? viii they hold the State
Bank of Indiana an institution worthy OF INT
tation. in establishing a system of banking, IN
YOUR State! You may rely upon IT, that The
State Bank of lnjiana, Ike all other modern
banks is rotten to tho core-fuli of pollution IN
all its lncmbers-a whrtoned sepulchre ,cifhout,
but srisiin overlooking with all manner of abom-
nations, Yours, NC.
As the foregoing. if believed. is calculated to
nffec, the credit of the Bank. beg leave TO state
tina, have looked over Mr.. Paimer's Report,
now in the hands OF the Public Printer, and | am
certain i, does not contain any thing 10 Justify
the statement made in the letter. The follow
ing is extracted verba tim frem the Report,
the conclusion Of his review Of the state Of the
Bank ut has already been shown in the pre-
''yious part of this report, that the Bank
'whole, is in heslthfui condition, SO far
.'gards q comparison Of her immediate cash means
with her immediate liabilities. Although every
"branch does not present this favorable attitude
"yet as a whole II is unquestionabiy so. and II
"hones, prudence shall govern the institution
"from this forward. apprehension need be
IL am confident; but the Bank may sustain her
"self IN the present attitude Of specie payments
ION all demands which may be presented"
The author Of the letter appears 10 have been
go anxious to express himself unfasorably TO banks
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
ADV REFRESHMENTS.

Terms of Advcrtisin-.--ONE DOLLAR per squar foI
three insertions, and TwENTY-FIyE CENTS ad-
ditional nseruon-TEN LINES the space occupied hy
23O counted square, nothing counted less
all square. aud less than a and
half be counted square Ga half-Per square for
three months THREE DOLLARS: for six SIX Doll
LARS or Ten Dollars per annun squares FIFTEEN
Dollars FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists
and Others, advertising bv the will charged for
column of 1000 ms, 500 90 per outs
of q column, $4,000; for half column. $500; for
quarter of column, S25 00A ded1ctiou OF 20 per
will be made advertisements longer than quarter of
column, nsefted by the half year year. and
altered Chancey notices and petitions fol divorces,
be paid invariably advance Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash. Iles
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
y. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless the option the publisher previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
EXPECTOKANT.

fave YOU A COUGH7-Do not neglect ii
Thousands have met premature dea for the
of little attention a common cold.
Have you a cough2-R Or. Bartholemew'= Expecto-
Syrpp safe medical prescription. containing poi
drugs, and used practice for
WI positively afford relief and you
that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps gave hundred young, DID,
fair. the lovely and the gay
Have you cough BE persuaded purchase a bottle
of Expectorant Syrup today II o-morTow may
late.
Have you a cough 1Bar thoIemew' Expectorant Syrup
is the only remedy yoa should take you.
For ihs plain That in Of the thousand
where il has used, il failed 10 relieve
For sale drug of Comstock & Co, and at
nearly all respectable drug stores.
Sold by Comsock Co, II. Maiden Lane, y Y, and by
Trim Reed 4 Brother, Richmond Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

"SILENCE IN CoURT!"-Tbis excama lion Of he
Crier of the Court, repeated upon the slightest
dis urbance any where in the court room, fire.
Qucntly interrupts the witness IN his story, the
lawyer IN his argument, and even the Judge in
his charge. la the Scotch courts we are inform
ed, the Crier has a large card with the impress
sve word "Silence!' printed upon it, attached TO
a long staff. THIS he thrusts towards every part
Of the court room where any noise arises. 1t is,
said TO be effectusl. Is no, this plan worthy o
q trial in our courts?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
REMOVAL.

ME undersigned informs his friends and the public,
l that he has removed his TAILORING, ESrAB-
LISiiMENT, and is now ready To accommodate those
who garments made in good style and
the times, at short notice.
0TIIi= shop Market street, from the
corner of Main and Market.
fE.rLUMBER and country produce viii be taken in ex
change for work. MAI IIiIAS CONhlE.
Richmond, Sept 3. 1912. 3Jif
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
IGEI GA

ME subscriber having made arrangements with the pro-
prie7rs of the ''Sprug Foundry for power for bull
ding Machinery. prepared furnish his friends and
the public generally notice all kind. of Machine
such Cardirg Machines, ConIences Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms. Shearng Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes. Sc &c, for all of which he improved
patterns He IS a'se prepared fer cutting Mil Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELkANAH HCLLEY.
fEJ-N. B. HUXLEY RYAN will make to order
BELLS and all kinds Of Brass Castings; and will take ola
brass and copper in exchange for work
Richmond, Nov. 10, lS42 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
STOVES! STOVES!

We have on hand general assortment of CoOklNG
STOVES, of the latest ana improved patterns Also.
and ten plate. with a variety OF PARLoUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all OF which will exchange
low for cash, wheat good horses.
frt5-Au orders thankfully received the Foundry
Store the Post Office, Main
Il. & J. OIIARA.
Richmond, Nov. 2. 1912. 4iif
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

4 CELEBRATED for the of Fever Sores. and a
remedy for Ague in the Breast If seasonably applied
also Ague Jaws AID teeth part of ho
1t excellent remedy Rheumatism Cuts
Bruises, Sprains, Burns Scaldhead, Ssheum, Kings
evil CONS, Sores the feet, ChbIans, Scrofuop
Bes, Ruptures of all descriptions; Pains in the
Side, Breast, Shoulders, &c, occasoned by infa.na-
ton Of the Liver and Spleen, and for inflammation the
Bowels Lungs any other part Of the system; also in
of debility, for pains aud weakness of the back, palP
lation OF the heart, &c.
Relying value of this Plaster, which The
subscribers prepared efficacy OF which they have
thoroughly tested for number they have been IN
advice and solicitations OF those who,
themselves, eSted offer il for the
the public. This they do under
the firm belief, that introduce it into common USE it -
only necessary that should be knowni for fair trial.
il will recommend itsaE
nt7-'ihis Plaster should be spread with a
knife upon Thin soft leather, glazed hen and applied
the parts affected possible. When applied
Fever Ulcer. the parts should be kept clean by
washing with soap every the plaster removed
which should be every twenty -four hours In o
famaon. desired effect Produced
pain. for short time. may be expected.
long list of Certificates could be obtained the
some OF the remarkable of this
valuable plaster; but all think faith
NJ applica ton, as above stated,
,rt-The BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER is prepar-
ed and sold, at wholesale and retail. by
J. b TILLINGHAST,
Of Richmond, ~ Gyne County. Indiana.
For sale By James X Dngda!e, and Book Store.
parcel of land city iehmon1,
county. Indiana known by being numbered fifty
numbered the pla OF thai par said city laid by
Jerem ain Cox.
Taken property Daniel u. Sloan, satisfy
favor Richmond Trading Manufac-
turing Company.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
Cleanliness of the Head and Hair.

OF
.'Loug hair IA glory woman says Paul,
And all feel of the pious quotation.
Preserve il. then, la iies--your glory may fall,
Unless you project il with this PREPARATION
While il restores every beauty.
It's odor and n VIII sweetly beca
Oh try it. fair. indeed us your duty,
And bless great Balm
STRANCiE it Is that persons who attend strictly to per
sonal cleanliness. baths, &c, should neglect the Hea
-lhe Hair--the essental-the most exposed-and
the beautiful when properly aed for. of all The gifts
the Creator Perfectly be kept of dendrnf
curf certainty that the hair fall out, oy
the of the Balm of Columbia Ladies, viii you make
toilet this article answer fearlessy. No,
you tried and experienced It's purifying effects
Its perfume.
hund red articles been 7nt forth the credit OF
onlv frst-t1e only really valuable article
mass testimony ali classes these facts-
LOOK OUT--Countrrfets abroa3-look always for
or C1ut0ck Co. the splendid wrappers. and
never b.Iv it without tina, name. For sale hy
Oct % 11.2 Irris Reed 4 Brother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
Bronlbitis! Broulbitis !!
Beware of that dread Destroyer,
U THE BRONCHITIS.

or the Beautiful, but Is annually hurrying
thousands upon thousands 10 a premature
grave under the mistaken name OF Con
sumption. The usual symptoms Of this
disease are, Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs
Throat, Hoarsencss, Difficulty Of Breath
ing. Asthma, Hectic Fever, Splitting up
of Phlegm or Matter, and sometimes Blood.
1t is inflammation Of the fine skin which
lines the inside OF the small wind tubes or
air vessels running through every part ii
the lungs. The grcat and cfiectual remedy
for this alarming and wide spreading DIS
case is he
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

The UaHkeyo SAYS, that the farm Of Mr.
Thompson. in Louisa countv. Iowa, mas upwards
of 20 600 bushels Of corn, 800 fat hogs. 80 head
Of neat cattle, 900 head Of sheep, 600 for sale)
260 Of wheat, 400 of corn, besides
large quantities Of potatoes, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
For Tie Richmond Palladium
ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.

'Happy Infant, early blest,
Rest i'll peaceful siumbers fest.'
Sleep, softly sleep. thou art no more
A dmpie on llie's ocean;
Thy fragile barque soon waited DER,
And freed from earth's commotion.
And though thy much lov'd tiny form
Awhile may rest beneath the sod,
Thy gentle spirit, young and warm,
Is nestled III the fold of Cop.
These little pilgrim lambs are stars.
To guide wand'rIng thoughts above,
Where cease for nye, tumutuous wars,
Where ali is JOY, aud peace, and love
Their pendant pinions turn aside
The golden gate which stands between;
Each heavenly mandate they abide
And usher kindred spirits liz.
As down LIES swiftly rolling stream,
Secure our vessel proudly rides;
Regardless OF the heavenly beam.
Which DER path, supreme presides-
And each wave which passes on,
Sill brings US nearer to the grave,
Our owns the cholce-if we have won;
Or sunk bene ath the boiling wave
CoNsTASzA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
TAKE notice.

TNHE undersigned having cold their Foundry establish
ment. under the absolute necessity col
ting their debts Those owing them notified
ment MUST BE ABE without delay.
NORDYkE, FOCLkE s. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct. p. 1912. 42f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
Rev. |. COyert's BALM of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine is UNI
versaly pronounced by The multiludes who
have used it and tested its healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for he cure Of
Bronchitis, Coughs, severe Colds, Group,
Asthma, whoopfnS Cough.
And all diseases of the LUNGS and WIND
rIPE, which, neglected, soon lead to Tedk
Consumption.
The BALM Of LIFE stands entirely aloof
from the various Qunch hoSttums Of the
day, having invariably won the confidence
Of Physicians. Gereyme1f, and the intehi-
gent Of all CLASSES, wherever 1T has been
introduced. Phl!anthropists, and all who
truly syrnpathIse with human suffering,
every where had us appearance with
heartfelt Joy and look upon tic BALM OF
LIFE as one Of those great amt uncommon
BLESSINGS which Il kind Providence coca
sonaily bestows man. bot which, like
angels visits. are few and far between.
IL Circulars, containing numerous te.-
tmonials Of the highest regpeetabilify, can
be had, gratuitous, Of all our A gents
Price 81 per bottle. (ErFor sale by I. Reed & Bro
Richmond, la DR.. Sxain, Centreville, la: II
Whelen, Cambridge, Ia: Dan. Mason knights,e
and Jesse Way, Winchester, la.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
GLEN-H0PE WO0LLEk FACTORY.

NiE subscriber having commenced the Manufacturing
business 81 Inc above named place about half mile
south Of Richmond ready receive wool
uarure INTO Cloth, Cashmere Flannel, SalInet james,
Blankets &c. either BY yard. He also
have assortment Of The above namtd
ticfes 10 exchange for WOOL and other produce.
From his experience in and his the business.
thinks vii De able give general satisfaction
that vii favor him with their custom.
LEYINUS KING.
April p. 1872. l6-u
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o II IG l n A l.. .

For the Richmond Palladium.
HOME.
'There is a land of every land the pride.
Beloved of heaven DER all the world De side"
ssHomei repeated Amanda,
Alas! 1 have no hOme!''
a lonely child to sorrow born,
in solitude roam,
And deeply feel misfortune's shaft-
Alas. have no home.
weary traveller on earth
Where pleasures never come;
Abandoned to the wiles of
Alas. ! have no home,
stranger 10 the path of Joy,
Where smiling pleasures come,
In desert wds of grief rove
Alas. | have no home.
In fields Of bliss where fortune reaps,
For me s sorrow sown;
reap in The blasted fruit
Alas! ! have no home!
No hope light my dreary path
Mid Of darkest gloom,
Where disappointments ever dwell
Alas. l have no home.
Misfortune clouds my every aim
In shades of fearful doom,
And pining want besets me round
Alas I! have no home
No boosted friendship lends her aid;
No court or gIitiering dome
To a shelter afford -
Alas. have no home!
Toss-d on The bark OF dark despair
Where OF trouble foam,
feel Affections angry surge
Alas, have home!
There is a land fam would seek,
land beyond The tomb,
Where wounded innocence may rest,
And virtue find "A home.
JAcksoSssunG, IA, DEc. 1912. MORTIMER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

From Indiana Journal
MIR. EDIroR:- The Ohio Statesman Of the 22d
Dec, in which are the following editorial remarks
and letter, has Just been handed TO me.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
FLAxSEED WANTED.

lVNHE subscriber wishes purchase large quantity of
II FLANSEED. for which he viii pay the highest ~
ket price if delivered his Rober, H.- Oil
MiI. Persons having Seed sale would do call
before selling elsewhere. BENZ. ) rRAETAN
Eighth month 9th 1912. 3itf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
COHSTOCk 81 co.
CoD,pound F91id Extract of SarsnpariHa

IUyIIIS article prepared in and scientific
1 is known be aud warranted quite equal that
be made. In fact article
has had good reputation, while the cupidiy
proprietor led him make quality OF
sarsaparilla and in careless manner relying
the preJudtces of The favor Of his article
Retailers and ply have long and known this.
but had much trouble persuade their
the This has be generally known and
the ungen,lemanly of the proprietor well under
STOOL by the tide
a good article, be depended upon may
tanned with pleasure those vending using it
The quality this article to be al
together other article of the kind
COMSTOCk & co. Chemists. \. York.
Oct. -, 1912. For sale by Trria Reed & Brother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
n O Il ICE ,

II ME Richmond Trading < Manufacturing Company
having executed deed of assignment of all their
ec real and personal the Undersigned for the purpose
OF closing business, duty call
indebted having tnseted with said
Company for early settlement. They on nd
large assortment of Paper of kinds, Wooden
goods, &c, which viii be disposed OF low prices
A. c. BLANCHARD,
II. MORRISON Assignees
DAN'L. p. WlGGINSA
Richmond, Nov II, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
STATE BANK OF INDIANA.

We received by this mornings mail, the !o'-
lowing facts in relation to the State Bank OF In
diana. This looks squaiIy enough for an ins''u'
ton tina, has been tho very pink OF wing excel
lence:
INpIANApoLIs Dec. 10, 1912.
Col. MEDARY:
Dear Sir:-Na,han B. Palmer, Esq the agent
appointed by the las, Legislature TO examine the
state and condition Of the State Bank OF Indiana I,
and each branch thereof, has reported that there
IS a DEFICIENCY in tho assets Of the bank 10 meet
ITS liabilities, Of S323,427 OIL.
The Deficiencies, in the branches, are as to!-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

We making the above PLOUGH From the long
ding of this Plough in this and the adjoining counties and
Ohio deem is unnecessary speak of its superior
qua have of those who have used
them ind they the best and Plough
raj We manufacture four sizes three. and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
NEW ARRANGE
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

VENEIE Subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, foulke & UiHanas, are
now prepared furnish all kinds of CASTINGS low
they be had i'll Cincinnat any other establish
the country and have general as
latest improvements of the
NiIiw,ights the will say those who
improve build Mills that they will find it TO
their advantage call, viii all times
use the stock that be had, and prices will be
found o correspond with the times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07
gAGLIIez GAClIlgga
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

1e will a so make CARDING MACHINES of the
Vie and finish 70 order. and on moderate terms:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-07

For the Richmond Pniiad dunn.
II O NJ Z.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
-, oJ,he Hon. p. F. Caruthers

-.;,;,v o{the Hon. B. F. Caruthers
rCarrolltob Gen. A. B. Bradford Of
SOlly sprhgs, Hon. Thos' Armat oi !.
o,cbes. aid Hen. P. w. Tompkins OF
Sicksburg and do warmly recommend
em to he people Of Mississippi as
,,able andidates for seats in the House
4 Reprsen,atives ofthe next Congress.
Resokcd, That the committee alrea-
II ,op,inted, be requested, in addition
Their other duties, 10 correspond with
he Nominees of this meeting, and learn
Ii them if it will comport with their con
senence and wishes to become eondl-
Aatts for the stations designated
On motion, it was
Resolued, That the proceedings Of
his meeting be published in the Week,
u Register, and the Hornet printed a
tarrollton.
On motion, the meeting adjourned tG
the frs, Monday in September.
J. r. LEIGH, Chm.
III. ugTculNs, Sec'y.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
Public Meeting.

ata meeting of the citizens OF Ponola
and Tallahatchie counties. assembled at
Williams Landing, on Yocnaputaffa riv-
er, on Saturday the 29th of July, l843;
on motion of B. F. Morris, Esq. ]. t.
Pickle was called to the chair, and r. w.
Backus appointed Secretary. On mo-
tion of B. +. Morris, Esq, ii was
Resolred, That the chairman appoint
a committee Of Arrangements cf ten gen
tlemen. ..-e
Resoloed, That the following named
gentlemen be appointed q committee Of
arrangements, to wit: B. F. Morris, E.
Boyles, B. Su!livant, John Owens, ]. B.
Pitcock, G. Hallum, A. H. Williams, G..
W-Smith, ]. NJ Lamb. and John Poore
ResolUed, That The citizens of Ponola
and Fallahatchie counties give public
barbecue on the 18th day Of September
next at Williams Spring, Ponola county.
Resotred, That he citizens Of Ponola
and TaIlahatchie counties, and the la
dies especially, be invited to attend said
Barbecue. >fs"'ss~
Reso7red, That this invitation he Civ
/ en- through the Ponola Weekly Register.
Resolred, That B. F. Morris, Or.
Geo. d. Rhorer, John Owens, J. B. Ash
more, and Z. Boyles be appointed com
mitlee Of invitation.
ResoIred, That Gen. John Rayburn
be appointed President oF the day, and
Col. ]. B. Morris, Marshal of the day.
/ Resolred, That the following gentle
men be appointed managers, viz: John
Hobbs, DR.. J. J. Pearson, ]. II. Bird,
J. T. Pickle, G. Hastings, R. w. Back
us, J. Shores, G. Sherman, R. Wardroup,
N. SulIivant, j. NJ. Lamb and J. HatIey.
Resozred, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in the Pono!a
Weekly Register, untiL the dey on which
the barbecue is to be given. Whereup-
on the meeting adjourned.
/. JAS. T. PICKLE, Chm.
r. w. BAcKUs, Sec'y.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02

q career Of glory, and he has achieved
that for his country whilstin her cause
which would ornament the brightest
place in the escdtcheon ofihe most favor
ed statesman Of any age Did Mr.. JEFF
ferson now live, he would still repeat his
eulogy with increased justice, and ad-
monish his countrymen to secure his in
valuable aid in extricating them from
their present perplexed condition.
Hunts. 4dU.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
administrators sale.

PY virtue OF an order of the Hon.
- the Probate Court Of Ponola coun-
~, made, at the August Term, l843, of
said Court, | shall proceed to sell at the
Court House door, in the town Of Pono-
La, in said county, onthe second Monday
in October next, Lot number 12, in
block number Ia, on a credit Of twelve
months; said lot belonging to the estate
Of Giles B. Carter, deceased. Sale TO
take place within the hours prescribed
by law. g 80
D. c. WILLIAMS, Adne'r.
Sept. 9. 1843.-25-6w
The Weekly register., 1843-09-02
TAILORING,

NiilG subscriber informs the citizens
y Of PcnoIa and the surrounding
country, that he has commenced the a
boyo business in Fonola, and will take
pleasure in suiting all those who may
favor him with a call. His work will be
done in the most neat, fashionable and
substantial manner. He has On hand,
and will continue to receive the latest
fashions; and by strict attention 10 busl-
ness, and q determination 10 give salts
faction, he hopes to receive share OF
patronage. s@