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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL.

FENlE Last Of the Barons, by r.. L. Buwer In few dav
shall be receipt supply the above new work
The Messrs Harpc cheap and beautiful edition. being ueI
superior 10 the newspaper form. and price.
f. - SMITH DRtNKER & MORRIS
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Aurtion Salcs.
FUTUnE DAYS.
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By Inioe- a Hroth.r.
tC"sBes oppo-it- Bsn Tavsnj
tr REGULAR SALE DAYs-ra..siay. rbur.a,x.
md Saturday,
f'ash advance viii be mais every description Of good.
Consigned SDs public
on THURSDAY MORNING F.b sai eou,r..n-,or .t 10 n,
Fh IN front Of nr. viii b. obi variety desirable Iioi--
FURNITURE eon-~tHg q wood.at Ca of t ry tnas.
b"i hen= and B-sieads Mahogany Bureau sshoari. a.
.-o-MoA'nain Butter In hrkins French Brandy Rye
Whi-sey7 Sugar COFFEE; superior Tsbaeea &C
Eiyh superior Horses
~ IL "eieh w. shan I'LL without reserve. superior
hofs@s hfs rate fd ng ahi warranted s.ari
BUGGY AND STANIIOPE.
The same tn- shall >i vehicles superior
"otsfa hshp. a Buggy and stanbop~.
he aiov" iiofsc- AMI Vehicles elimination.
gJ-SaL@ positive for
g. INIors 4 pRcUurp A..
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY OF THE
late Joseph Int, Esq,
AT Auction.
IN Monday Evening. Feb 27th. O'Clock
'ah sen Al Auction without reserve vaiabIe
Law and Miscellaneous Lbay Of Jo-cph Tate Esq
" Catalogue. arr ready delivery.
W The Books viii b. examination days pre-
N'o1' To the sale. NI.ops a BROTHER, Auet,.
SAE OF LAND-Pursuani a of IIenrieo County
- Court IN the of Hedges admir-
osrsigned aeung SPECIAL
pubic auction the PREMISES "Wednesday Of
march NJ IL oeos such potion which
purchased by Robert =. ouars deed Hodges as may b.
of sale 10 d-charge the sumof siIs.
Terms wads known day OF ROBERT HILL,
INIoEs a RPoTupR 49,,
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ATS AND CArS-EIccncut boz mitefai-hs,,t,0,i in sch.
AMI finish and Unprecedented low prices f IN -
GEO W. FERRY
Fashionable Halter Main one door above Mrs.r, Van t
smith a Co.'S iiauwarr store I. a..
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!

Id WHiskEY AND BRlTNDY.-so bbl. Z.isi.,,. ,,,s No.
" sA'9' hhi PIPE genuine Old Cognac Brandy elio b.
" - JOHN r. TRIPLF-TT A zON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
WIGS! WIGS. WIGS!!!

I'HE subscriber has pleasure of offering 10
= dhr public, splendid collection Of ws. seap- Iass.
'"is brald- Pulls &C all which
ana wan be -od exceedingly low. Members Ivi.ltuI
1 are requested To call as they Of being
which they be sold F'' 1
N 2t-3n G. aCt,y ,,.p,,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
yTO Mr.. JOHN ~. warrg--s,,, u.,,.-
BARGAINS AAiIINSS,, iBARGAINSI BAR

~H>NlNS ~ cos, IN every description OF
- BOOTS, SHOES AND TRATELLLyG
1900 Al pfce- greatly reduced fsun foun-s ra.. m. An
Nan OF any articles in our line. -ro.y ~ ,h., n-,,
." can ami rs before they their pur-h.--.
"hss hlly always he found large Fa~hiyu, NJ. "a
well selected stock Of good. our Inc "a
low prices for e-.A, or CRY aseepassee
y y. MNrkINS A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
SheriH's Sale

nY virtue of execution TO directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, Will expose public sale At
Court House Centrevile Wayne county, lnd
4th day February. lc43. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, AMI O'clock said day, the
following property, to-wti:
parcel lot of land the city of Richmond,
WAYNE county. India described follows, BE
ginning the southeast of Thomas Deyarmons
Washn gon Avenue. the State road leading from
Richmond Loganspor: running thence south nityt"o
degrees along said road poles alley feet
wide thence along said alley south rhirtyeight degrees
eight poles alley pole wide; hence along
said alley hftywo degrees, poles the
southwest OF said Deyarmons ot thence north
degrees eight poles the place of begin
nng-containing sixteen poles
Taken the property john Smith, satisfy
cu,ion in favor of Daniel d. Sloan
WIN. BAKER. Sheriff w. c.
January H. ls43. S2,5O) Sts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
EXPECTORANT

IANE YOU A COUGH!-Do neglect it
i Ihousands have met premature death for the
of a iIttlc ii
Have yce coogh Rev. Or. Ba rthoIemew's Expecto-
Syrup, safe medical pesc p,on containing no Do,-
drugs and used practice for several
years, III positively afford relief, and from
that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
grave, hundred Of the young old,
fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have you cough BE persuaded purchase a bottle
Of his Expecorant Syrup to-day !-To-morrow may b.
late.
Have you cough 7--Bar,hoemew's Expec,oran, Syrup
is the only remedy you should take YOU.
For this plain That one Of the thousand
where IL has been used, has il failed relieve
For sae at the drug Of Cornstock 81 CO. and at
nearly all respectable drug stores.
Sold by Comsloek & Co.. II, Maiden Lane, y Y, and by
Irrrrl Reed d Brother, Richntond, la
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TIL Il II i. l. "A ID VI,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
D. p. HOLLOWAY & u. w. DAVIS,
1T the So'ent Of Mum ar,d Front Streets
Ricitmond, EaLrte county, Itdiana.
Terms.-.TwO DOliars-.in advances; and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Terms of Advertising...ON DOLLAR per square foi
three insertions, and FwENTY-FIyE CENTS tor adj
dtona nsertion.-TEN LINES, the space occupied by
nothing counted less Than
square: all square, aud less than square and
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he de refreshments longer than of
column inserted by the half year year, and not
altered Chancery notices and petitions ol divorces,
be paid Invariably advance Advertisements coming
from abroad must be accompanied with the cash. unless
ordered for publication by a brother publisher.
n. h. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid unless option of the publisher by previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04

ITNHE PILES.-The price, 81 is refunded TO any per-
son who will use a bottle of Hays Linnent for the
Piles and return the empty bottle without being cured
These positive orders agents,
of thousands sold, mas been
cessfu We might any length, bot
prefer who sell the article, should exhibit
original to purchasers.
Look Ont for Impostors-(EJ-A base attempt has been
initiate Hay' Lnimen and infringe the copy
and gbts of the poptetors Never buy Hays Lin
unless splendid engraved wrapper and the
written mind, icrtert, of Conlstock Co; all
others mu impositions The oath of Mr.. Hays may
found copied inside wrapper swearing
person knows of component essential parts
this Liniment-and that viii reveal the
for teenty years. For sale by
Oct. -, 1912 lrUtn Reed s. Brother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
NGEI GEa

ME subscriber made arrangements with the pro-
prietors The .'Sprng Foundry'' for power for bull
ding Machinery prepared to furnish his friends and
the public generally short notice. all kinds of Machine
such Carling Machines, Condencers Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms, Shearnc Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes, &c all which he the latest improved
patterns lie alse prepared for cutting Mill Screws
Press Screws, &c. &c.
EIkANAH HUXLEY.
nA7-N. B. HUXLEY & RYAN will make to order
BELLS all kinds Brass Castings; and will take old
brass and copper exchange for work
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1872 46,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
Bronlbitis, Bronfbitis !!
Beware Of that dread Destroyer,
FTHE BRONCHITIS,

Which spares neither the Young, tie Good
or the Beautiful but is annually hurrying
thousands upon thousands to a premature
grave, under the mistaken name of Con
sumption. The usual symptoms OF this
disease are, Cough, Soreness of the Lungs
Throat Hoarseness, Difficulty OF Breath
ing. Asthma, Hectic Fever, a Splitting up
of Phlegn or Matter, and sometimes Blood.
1t is an 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 great and eiiectual remedy
for this alarming and wide spreading dis
iS the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
Rev. I. Coyert's BALM of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine Is uni
versally pronounced by the multtudes who
have used ii and tested its healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for The cure OF
Bronchitis, Coughs, Severe Colds, Group,
Asthma, WhoOping Cough,
And all diseases of the Lungs and WIND
riPE, which, neglected, soon lead to real
Consumption.
The BALM of LIFE stands entirely aloof
from the various QUdch Nost'7snas OF the
day having invariably won the confidence
of Physicians f1ergymen, and the adefh-
Gent Of all classes, wherever it has been
introduced. Philanthropsts, and all who
truly sympathse with human suffering,
every where hail its appearance with
heartfelt Joy; and look upon the BALM OF
LIFE as one of those great and uncommon
blessings which a kind Providence occa-
sionally bcstows on man, but which, like
angels visits, are few and far between.
. Circulars, containing numerous tes-
umonials Of the highest responsibility, can
be had, gratuitous, of all our Agents.
Price 81 per bottle. ft7-For sale by |. Reed Il Br
Richmond, la; DIR. Swain, CentrevIle, la: L
Whelen, Cambridge, Ia; Dan. Mason knig htst
:. and Jesse Way, Winchester, la.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
Sherif's Sale.

pY virtue of a decree and execution directed
the Wayp Circuit Court. will expose public
Cour, House door in Centrevile. WAYNE county,
Indiana. the 18th day of February, lsi2 between
hours Of 10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, said day,
the following property, to-wit:
parcel or lot of land in the city Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. ny being numbered
hundred and numbered plat Of
said cry laid of BY Charles w. Starr.
Taken the property OF VIM. B. Smith and wife, to
satisfy said decree execution in favor Of Sam Shu,e
WM BAKER, Sheriff w. c.
January II, 1873 (Sl,50) 3,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TUNE subscribers to take IN payment of notes
and accounts them, follow articles of
produce. delivered soon, Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Pork and FaxSeed, for which the highest market price
will be allowed. They will articles
good men--a small assortment OF Dry Goods
Crockery-Has and Shoes, and many other articles
numerous mention; which viii be sold ptces
fE-Iome gentlemen. you that want pay your debts,
and ksop trade aliye.-Cast : o the question.
l. REED 81 BROTHER.
Richmond, Nov. PC, 1912. 47d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
TOFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,


ICaAP 100 AN ACT TO regulate arrests mesne pro-
cess in the District of Columbia.
Be enated by the Senate and House IF Representatires
of U,ed States Of .4neriea Congress assenbted
Ds,rc, Of Columbia unless affidavit, filed by
plaintiff stating OF debt contract
which verify believes he due, and that the
contracted by fraud false
a breach of that the defendant conceaing
his property the District elsewhere
of his residence svade Of the debit
or that being the dstric, and domcled there
in abscond without paying the debt, and win
avoid the OF the setting orth All the
facts Of fraud breach OF trust
founded all setting forth the grounds, ma
tue Of the claim The suiciency OF the
affidavit TO hold TO bail Of bail to be
co,r IN term tme by any single Judge in vacation
In all which the affidavit required BY this act
previously issuing the writ the defendant, upon
service, shall be required bail. but merely
TO sign clerk Of the his apPea
which, he refuses do ne then
be held 20 bail as in other
Soc g lind be it further enacted, That any
held 10 bail in said District may apply
the Circuit Court of said District time, tn
Judge thereof 10 tor rule to show why
shall be discharged filing common appearance
and shall discharged unless the plaintiff his agent
shall file sufficient affidavit in conformity with the pro-
visions preceding section, within reasonable period
Of DO assigned by the the Judge TO whom
the application is made.
JOHN WHITE,
Sneaker Of the House Of KcpTese,ltatires.
WILLIE =. MANGUM,
Pfesiient of the Senate, pro teiapore.
y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04
SAMUEL w. KING.
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM, PILES, AND
COSTINENESS CURED.

MIR. ANGENlNE, corner of Spring ana Elizabeth
street, \. Y. for fifteen suffered
from the above complaints Advice and medicine
obtained from the PHYSICIANS but nothing
him any permanent relief, aud he expected drag on n
miserable existence the end OF his days When, how
BRAN DRETI1S PILLS mentioned him,
and The they have performed,
lighted within him, and he ha
for upwards OF Sax months, entirely recovered and
the of perfect health The greatest part
htteen years he o0ged to clutches,
years previous to commencing with the above Pi-
not able to get his boots of his
so much swollen Now. however, he is entirely
and strongly recommends all similarly afflicted
Brandfeths Pills trial. Many have taken
consequence, and have derived equal benefit from
The following the only authorized Agents pa-
TO which their names attached:
Richmond, Samuel Pierce: New Boston, :. Craig; Alb
ngon, J. Rubey; Brownsville, Rider & Paien; Liberty,
Burgess & Carr; DmapsvilIe, B. +. Maoney; Benton
vile, q X Brown; Centrevile, f. Durham; Cambridge
City. Rogers s Meet Dublin. s. B. Kirk; Hagerstown,
w. Lewis; Gfeensporough Seth Henshaw; Economy, w
Henshaw q Co; Williamsburg. ;. Johnson Il Co.
inchester Goodrich & Brother; w ndsor. Thomas Way
Muncieown, w Z. Harvey; Springborough, J. d. Mills.
Juiy 23, 1912 29tf
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[CHAr. 66.l-AN ACT making appro

CHAR. 266 AN ACT making appropriations for certain
sites for marine hospitals therein mentioned.
Be il enacted by and House Representatives
Of United States of America III Congress assembled,
That the following be, and the same hereby. aP
propriaed sites for marine hospitals selected and Pur
chased under the of March third eighteen hundred and
thry-seven, entitled IAN provide for
oors and for the removal OF obstrJcons in and the
mouths OF certain rivers, and for other purposes
or site for marine hospital Natchsz, The State
OF Ntssissppi, seven thousand dollars.
For for hospital a, Napoleon in the State
Of Arkansas; one thousand dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04

TCHAr. 800 AN ACT making an Appropriation for the
erection Of marine hospital at Ocracoke, in
North Carolina.
Be 1t enacted By te Senate and House o. Representatives
Of The United States Of 4me1ea Congress Gssenlbfed
That thousand dollars be, and the
hereby, appropra ted, the Treasury
otherwise ted, for the purchase of site and
erection of marine hospital OcFacoke.
North Carolina be selected and tho building
and under the supentndence and
direction of the Secretary OF the Treasury: and that he
(,he of the Treasury be directed repor,
Conge session. the progress and condition of
the work Pr0rdei. That The expense of the land and
building shall not exceed that
Approved, August 29ih, 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-04

Store, some Pots and Kettles, &c &c;
For sale cheap, for Cash or approved Produce,
IRWIN REED
Richmond. Nov. 26, 1872 47u
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ICn.r. 100 IAN ACT extend the provisions Of an
entitled Gan regulate the in the courts
of the United States,' passed tho nineteenth May, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty eight.
BE enacted by tie Senate and House Representatives.
Of the United Sk.ieS IF .inierea CortsTes assstbfed
That the entitled San regulate
the of the United States, passed
nineteenth day Of May, thousand eight hundred and
twenyesh shall be- and hereby. made sppllca-
bic such States have been admitted the Union
since of said Approved, August lst, 1912.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT occurred in Scipio on
the OATH A farmer who was thrashing oats with
a horse power machine, put his little child about
four years old, upon the central stand in order that
the lit,le fellow might witness the movement of
the horses. After watching the working for some
minutes, the father went off a short distance to
procure more oats. The little fellow by some
means got upon the cogs Of the central wheel, and
before the father had returned both of the legs of
the boy were most shockingly mangled. 1t was
necessary to amputate one of Them just above the
knee. The other although greatly larcerated, may
probably be saved. Could lessons of this kind be
suffered to have the least weight, one would sup
pose that people would soon begin to realize the
great danger TO result from playing with these and
similar machines. Auburn Journal.
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Debates a, the Tabernacle.

/,
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune:
In the debate on Capital Punishment las, even
ing, Rev. Nr. Cheever in his concluding argu-
with very bad taste made remark much like the
following: :" do not differ, nay l fully concur
with my courteous opponent in the right of every
man, lay or clerical, TO read and iaterPretthe Scrip
lures as he may think proper. II is the glorious
Spirit Of PRorGsTANTisN!"
Now, sir, l am Catholic and, with some
friends of our own way Of thinking go to the
Tabernacle TO hear discussion on the subject of
Capital Punishment. | coincide with Mr. -Cheev-
er in bis view of the subject, and was therefore
delighted to witness the able manner IN which be
handled it and sustained his cause; but the Spirit
Of Protestantism has nothing whatever to do with
the matter, and shows neither courtesy nor per-
nit me to say, good sense on the part of the Chair
man to tolerate or on the part OF the disputaHt to
offer an unprovoked insult TO any rcig ous sect In
the community, especially when some of It's mem
bors naturally form portion Of his audience
TO pass over in silence public occurrence OF
this would be baseHess in any Catholic who was
pre- sent for it would argue that he was either in
sincere in his belief, too craven TO defend 1t 1t
was the duty of The Chairman to rcbxke the Rev
erend disputant the spot, but as lie neglected to
do so, | beg leave to make this comment on the
occurrence in The Tribune, and to express the
hope that the like may not happen in future de-
bates. If it should, trust the proper remedy
will be applied at once by the presiding officer.
You may ask why should desire TO make your
journal the vehicle Of conveying this to the public
the reason is this Your is the only daily paper
take, and although we differ almost toto ecf0 both
on politics and religion, yet do So because be-
eve tina, of the political papers it is the only real
iy honest one in the city. It's management too, in
dependent of the attention paid to public morals
and public decency, displays constantly that
Spirit of Justice and fair play, which every can
did mind must applaud, that am led to think yeu
will not refuse this mite of justice to class whom
it has SO long been fashionable to insult aud abuse
CARROLL.