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NEW GOODS.

DAXTER, BROTHERS, No. 81 Kilby
ID street, have received by recent arrivals from
Europe large and select variety of Foreign Goods,
in part as follows:
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w. & S. PHIPPS & co.
No. 10 Ililby stleet, BOSTON,

Have recently received from Europe their Fail assort-
ment Of Rich New and Seasunabie Goods, cont
Prsing, among others, ertensiUe Uariety Of VEL
VETS, SHA WIS, DRESS and TRIMMING
Goods. viz
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NEW GOODS.

VNHE Subscriber has received and offers for sale
u the most favorable terms, an extensive
assortment of GOODS, adapted to the Fail aud
Winter 7rade-in which may be found most of the
.NeD and Fashionable styles of Goods for Ladies'
of STAPLE AND FASrY GooDs usually kept in
country store.
A share Of Public Patronage is respectfully So
liciied N. CHENEY, Jr.
Townshend, Oct. Q, 1874. z
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Gu THING,

MIR Franks is ever ready 10 cut garments of all
descriptions at the shortest notice aud in the best
manner.
Brattleboro, October g. 1874 2
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BUFFALO ROBES.

= BALES FIRST rate Buffalo Robes in all qualities,
sDsome Gerry poor, and some good as can be
found flor sale for their real cash value, by
G. 81 c. LAWRENCE.
Oct & 1914
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[4th Ediiion.l
From Union College.

Schenectady, May IL, ls49.
Having examined 'Greenleaf's Improved
Grammar it affords me pleasure to say, that,
as an elementary work, consider il admirably
calculated, on account of its comprehensive
ness, perspicuity and brevity, for the use OF
schools, and every way deserving Of the public
patronage.
N. b. Absence at the South has prevented
my having an opportunity TO give your Gram
mar an earlier examination.
Yours, very respectfully,
f. NoTT, President.
]. Greenleal, ESQ.
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From Baltimore College.
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1919.
Having examined 'Creenleaf's Improved
Grammar think il is calculated to impart a
knowledge of the subject in much shorter
time than any other system ever published.
Horace MoRRIsoN, President.
From The University Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, March 10, 1914.
have carefully perused Mr. Greenleaf's 'Im-
proved GRAMMAR and have no hesitation to
say, that, in my opinion, it incompaAbly ex-
GELS all the Grammars OF the Eng fish language
that have ever. come under my observation
Mr. Greenleai's efforts, on this very important
subject, have been interchangeable, and cannot
fail TO be successful
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Of almost every style and pattern and material,
such as Black Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Cashmere,
Valencia, &c. Sc.
All these garments were selected by Mr. Franks.
personally, with great care, from the best shops in
the city of Boston, and he will warrant every one
Of them TO be well and thoroughly made, aud Of
good materials, and they have about them a touch
and finish that can only be given by city work.
men. They were not picked up from the cheap
sop shops of the city, but were selected from the
best Tailoring establishments
A large purchase made cheap for cash, and
they will be sold all made and trimmed for about
what me materials would cost if purchased here.
Mr. Franks has made an arrangement by which
he IS constantly 70 receive the latest style Of goods
and fashions, aud those who wish to supply Them
selves with suit, part Of a suit of garments,
at low price, made Of The best Materials in the Ia
test style, and in the most workmanlikc manner.
without the delay, disappointment and vexation too
often attendant upon getting them made TO meas
ure, will do well to call and examine the stock now
offered to them. And in particular, Mr. Franks
old and numerous customers are assured that they
shall be perfectly suited if they will but call ard
examine, both as 10 fit, MATERIAL workmanship, and
price.
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ea@ 100
BUFFALO ROBES,

II opening at e. TOWNSLEY q SONS.
Oct. 10, 1874.
XXTlNTER, FALL. Refined Whale Oil also
wv box superior Sperm Candles, Just received at
tra G. TOWNSLEY 81 SONS.
Oct. 10, 1874. 2
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CONCENTRATIONS Gin part.)
list edItion-lsS9-4O.1

list edIton-lSS9-40.1
From the Wesleyan University.
Having examined &c Greenleaf's Improved
Grammar" think it calculated to impart a
knowledge Of the subject much quicker and
much easier than any other system ever pub
lished. As an elementary work, | consider il
by far the best Grammar extant; and great
improvement upon "Grammar Simpfed."
WILBUR FISK, President.
From Cambridge College.
When connected with Harvard College,
President Kirkland and myself examined and
recommended Greeneaf's new system Of Eng
lish Grammar, and thought il the best book of
the kind, for beginners, we had ever seen; but
having recently read his 'lmproved Grammar"
so far as to understand The authors system and
arrangement, am well satisfied that it offers
considerable advantages over "Grammar SIM
plfed.'' SIDNEY WILLARD,
Late Professor Of the Learned Languages.
From Brotcn University.
We have given some attention 10 Mr. Green
leafs system of teaching English Grammar,
and are Of the opinion that it possesses peculiar
advantages, and is worthy Of public patronage.
II. b. HAcKErT, Professor Of the Learned
Languages.
WIN. GAMMELL, Professor Of Rhetoric and
Oratory.
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Professor Of The Learned Languages
From a Professor Of Rhetoric, History, an
Theology.

From Professor of Rhetoric, History, and
Theology.
Mr. KIEG,-You may have known the fact,
that, from the commencement of the present
century until his death, the late veneraied and
ustTious parsonage, the Rev. john NJ Ma
SON, ID. D., exercised more extensive and
more salutary influence, in the work Of refining
and elevatng the public standard Of taste, in
Literature, Theology, and Moral Philosophy,
than any other man who has ever occupied a
presidential chair in our country. Several years
since, this correspondent was presented with a
copy Of Mr. Greenleaf's then new work, called,
Grammar simplifed,' with a request that he
would examine il and give his opinion of IFS
claims to the attention Of the Lilerati of the
city OF New York. On looking il over, ] took
the impression that it was, unquestionably, the
best system for imparing knowledge Of the
grammar of the English language that had
ever met with; and being often in the lecture
room and study OF Dr. Mason, took the first
opportunity that offered and spent an afternoon,
by appointment, with him in a re-examnation
of it., and the result showed that the Doctors
opinion perfectly sustained my own Indeed,
he spoke Off with great animation and delight,
as being, in his view, ''the harbinger Of bright
days ahead, for grammarians." A day or two
since, very unexpectedly met my quondam
friend 9reeneaf again, who presented me with
copy Of an Improved edition of his Gram
mar, which, after careful examination, hes
itate not TO give il as my humble opinion, that
The best English Grammar that has ever been
in the hand of American youth, viz, "Gram-
mar Smpli6ed," has, indeed, been greatly i'm
proved by its industrious and worthy author.
II has not only an entirely ne,o form, and a
retc method Of Instruction, but has been great
" enriched. Yours, &C.,
K. GARDNER WELLS, A. M
Boston, June IS, is4s.
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BONNETS! RONNETS

A FRESH supply of Florence, Pedal, Rutland,
N and Prince Albert Bonnets, received this day
by DICKINSON, DAY IL co.
Oct. !, 1874. 4w6
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Fashionable
Trimming Goods, &c.
An extensive assortment
Of Cloak and Dress
Boston, Sept. 6, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07
SERIOUS RIOTS IN CANADA.

learn from passengers ON the Canada frontier, who ar
rived here yesterday morning, that terrific scenes Of riot
being enacted lat week the achne
Canal. Tho IA rs, a gather than,
Irish Iaborors who recently discharged
for the int erence Montreal election of a member
of Pa riiamen assembled great humble Wednesday
Thursday, and commenced the work OF destruction and
blooshed by destroying the works attacking the
and bea ling the Tie military called
and ma ched tn of carnage and bioodshed =.
As the companies approached the rote symptoms of dis
affection ranks but concealed from
the officers The spirit of revolt gradually spread among
army and being drawn up before the rioters, receive
ing fire. soldiers grounded their arms! eclar
unw iiiingness The
Ier Majesy's officers of the higher grades
while tho subo rdinates united with tho and
ordered temporary of all who would join
the revolution.
Such facts have been able TO collect
from liability who had arrived
from frontier. We confess the story is rather impro
babe The arrival of the Albany boat OF Sunday alter
noon i'll decide the matter.-.N. T. Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

A preliminary meeting of the Tyler delegates the
National Conven,io held i'll w ashIngton Friday
night The number of delegates in attendance were few
but n mo ting a below, having adjourned
crowded the Tyler meeting The fun
A Mr.. Deazan Smith, of Ohio, made a long speech in
favor o Mr.. Tyler. The ) tandard
swine concluded, faint cry heard, and thec
cheers for John Tyler,'' which universally
sponded to. Some then moved "three cheers for
HENRY CLAY,'' and they gave him NINE. Amidst the
general merrment of all, the meeting adjourned"
1t the significant signs of the times, that you
cannot propose a cheer for Henry Clay any where in
of the peopleeven seems in Tyler Convention
without having hearty response.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

In the Probate Court Of Hayne County, May 7srn 1874.
job Borson, Administrators of The Esta,e1 Petition for sale
of James s. Boron, decd, Of
The widow and heirs of said deceased\ Real Estate
ND now at this day, to-wi: on the i7th day of May,
"A 1874. being the 5h day of the May Term. IS44 of
the Probate Court of Wayne County, affidavit of dis
interested person of the nonresdency of Elizabeth Ann
borton. infant heir of said Estate; is ordered by the
Court tina, said Elizabeth Ann Borton. be notified of the
tendency this petition publication in weekly
printed and published in the County of Wayne
hee weeks successfully prior to the first day of the
next term of this and unless she appear the I'd
Monday OF August plead answer demur said
petition the will be taken for confessed and decided
III her absence, Witness,
JOHN FINLEY, c. F. {. W. G.
May 3l.,. 1914 (s2l 1926
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07
TURNPIKE COMPANY MEETING.

A meeting of tho Richmond and Boston Turn
nike Company was held at Boston on the lst day
Of June, 1914, and the meeting organized by
elocting JOS. HOLMAN, President, and VIM. A.
BIcKLE, Secretary.
On motion of Samuel E. Perkins, tho Chair
amounted Elijah Vansant, Alex. Grimes and ID.
r. Virgins, a committee, to meet a similar COM
,nittco from Ohio to determine at what point, on
the State line, the contemplated turnpike road
shall unite.
On motion Of S. iIorney, the Chair appointed a
committee to prepare a caption for the subscri p
ton list.
On motion of ;. HOrney, the meeting consen-
ted that tho original committee for tho procure
ment of subsc riptions be continued, to obtain re-
signatures of the former subscribers.
On motion of ID. p. Virgins, it is determined
bv the meeting, that the committee appointed to
prepare u caption, furnish each of the procurers
of subscribers a copy of said caption.
On motion Of ID. Z. Virgins, it is determined
that committee Of eight be appointed to report
the proceedings of the Richmond and Boston
Turnpike Company, to tho Ohio Company, which
meets on the 2lst inst. at Myers tavern. The
Jacob Lybrook, Sol. Hornoy, VIM. r. Foulke,
LOWS Burk, Isaac Mellcndcr, and Daniel Rife,
said committee
On motion of John Mullen,
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, it
adjourn to meet in Richmond, OH Saturday, the
9Th instant, at O'Clock, p.
On motion of Mr.. Mullen, meeting is appoin-
ted for this place (Bos.on) Saturday 18th inst.
On motion Of Daniel Clark committee con-
sistine of Charles Shute, Barton Wyatt, and Eli
iah Vansant, appointed to procure relin
quishments of way, gravel, stone, &C., for said
road.
On motion of Sol. Hornev, it is
Resolved that tho proceedings of this meeting
be published in tho Richmond papers.
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
JOS. HOLMAN, Prcst.
WIN. A. BICKLE, Sec'y.
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TO SILK GROWERS.

SILk WORM EGGS FOR SALE-The undersigned
- offers for sale large quantity of superior MIN
MOTH SCLPHER S,ik Uorns Eggs. This species W as
by the late Ma tona Silk en,on be far
better than any in use and il is by those
who used them last they peculiarly adapted
this climate. They have been preserved with care, and
believed be perfectly sound and healthy. They will
be sold on reasonable terms. JOB BORTON.
June .,h, 1874 24,f
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vention, whose duty it shall be to report candi-
date for the Vice Presidency through the public
napery, as soon practicable, and that this COM
mttee BIO discharged from the further considera-
ton of the subject.
communication from tho Tyler Central Com
mittee Of Maryland read, stating that they
had made application to the Baltimore and Wash
ineton Railroad Company and that that Company
would convey the members of the Tyler National
Convention to Washington and back for Two
dollars and fifty cents each, and tho COMMITTEE
recommended that the members in courtesy to the
President, avail themselves of this occasion TO
visit Washington. Adopted.
A resolution was adopted directing the Ser
geants at Arms to pass among the members, to
collect funds to dofray the necessary expenses OF
the Convention.
After few closing remarks from the President
and nine cheers for Tyler and Toxas,'' the Con-
vonton adjourned sine die. So endeth the ''farce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

- When the news of the defeat Of Mr.. McKay's British
AVN OIL reached Eckert s. Guilford's Furnace,
."es,oSs the hands employed the works, immed
Nn"on- which they had for ceIsbra ting tn
4th OF july an other National Jubees h Schuykill
'ou"F po"ie' a"u "sea copy of this infamous
waddng and thus scattered winds Of !Je,1e
Tine working men IN every the country ,ra re-
ginning to get their opened true state of ,
and juggling from they seem to
tho true interests of the country better h,p ,hos.
members OF Congress. who receive their dollars d,v
Out OF the United States Treasury ami advoen,s b., ~,
votes, the Interests of Great Britain.
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Richmond Woollen Factory
NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO order of the Probate Court OF Union
i County, Indiana. made at May Term. 1874; will
offer for sale premises described Friday
The 25d day Of August next. O'Clock. NJ of said
day, SENENTY-THREE (73) ACRES OF LAND,
being and situate III County of Union aforesaid, and
being of the North East and North West quarters
Section twenty five, in Township eleven and Range
of the first pal meridian line, drawn due
from the mouth of the Grei, Miami River. The land
excelIen, quality. and is under good cultivation
f6TOnethrd of the purcha semoney will be required
the 18th day of December nexand the equal
annual nalments from and after the day last aforesaid
Notes and approved security will be expected of the
chaser: and the purcha will remain lien the
land until paid will give the purchaser bond condo
toned deed when the purchase money 10 paid,
and when sale confirmed and the conveyance
iered by the Court Other conditions Of sale be
published the day. ABRAHAM kINGRY,
Commissioner.
Union County, Nav 18Th lS44. $500 22;25
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sCHIsM AMONG THE MoRMoNs :

SCHISM AMONG THE MORMONS The las,
Warsaw Signal states tina, has taken place
tho Momons-a liable number of the
members of that body having seeded under the guidance
of William Law, aud for themselves Ii does
appear that this of tho seceders have
gone any material change. They profess believe
Joseph Smith was prophet: but contend that
he fallen from and longer worthy
At the head of the church. Private nforma
the above IN tegencs in its most essential features.
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Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney.

Candldates Tor PrOsecNtIng ATTORNEY.
CEFWe arc authorized to announce JOHN
\ AIRY AN Esq. of Liberty, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney In the sixth Judicial Circuit,
subject to any arrangement the Wings of the Cir
cult may mako i'll regard to that office.
CL7-Wc arc authorized to announce ROBERT
NJ. COOPER, Of Henry county, as a candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney in tho Sixth Judicial
Circuit.
0~5-Wea are authorized to announce ]. B. JU-
LIAM. of Centroville. candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney in the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

WIG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wings Of
the First Congressional District Of Georgia have
the Hon. Thomas Butler KING their canddate the
next Congress. Mr.. King prominent member of the
last Congress, and his will hailed with pleasure
by tho Wings of the Union.-SiaaddId.
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RAMDya So sRMRRa

FTNffE the RICHMOND LADIES'
will hold Fair for the sale of large variety of
Fancy and other Articles by them, Thurs
day, The 9Th in this city The objec. of the Fair
being which all will be willing contribute it 10
hoped that they may be favored with crowded
June 9Th, 1874. 24,f
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BIN DER Y
BLANK BOOK MANUfACToRY.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform public
that ne continues manufacture order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
He is prepared furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasurers with Books of the latest and improved
form, having recently received from the Auditor
State. Old Books will be rebound, and all kinds rerio
ideals and magazines bound in good yle and poR
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solici,s a
share of patronage
The BlNDERY is IL the room Immediately over the
Book Store. c. 5. PRESCOTT.
Richmond AN. 18th. 1S43 Sly
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GIVE are authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE. as candidate for Treasurer of Wayne
county.
0TWe are requested announce WILLIAM
w. L1NDE a candidate for Clerk of the
Wayne Circuit Court.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

The Hon. II. A. WIsE United State Minister TO Brazil
Embarked for Roon board the u s frgats Constitution
ns IN the harbor of New York, IL o'clock Saturday
morning. A salute fired from The frisa,e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

"AhRiED,-On Tuesday evening last, by Elder Lev,
iH''anee. Mr. WILLIAM KELLY, to Mi. NARGA.
kEr MITCHELL; all of PretIe county, Ohio.
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Aw@USR sEG1gRg@Wa

WAYNE co. WING TICKET.
Senators.
ABNER NJ. BRADBURY.
DAVID p. HOLLOWAY,
Representatives.
JOSEPH LEWIS,
WALTER LEGG,
ELI WRIGHT.
Clerk.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
Treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Commissioner.
LARkIN TI1ORNBURGH
school Commissioned.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Coroner.
SAMUEL G.. MEREDITH.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

HE Common Council of this City will sit in
special session Monday Eth purpose
OF hea fIng an" acting the
feel agrieved property for
the current All persons the
assessment Of their property hereby notified attend
BY order of the Council WV. w. LYNDH, CITY CI,k
Nichmond June Il 1914. 24-2w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07
Bonnet Lawns, Ribbons. Laces.
ELkHORN FACTORY.

ME undersigned, having purchased the above Factory
formerly owned BY Daniel Clark, and ha wing put IL
in complete repair. ready to CARD WOOL.
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in II IA nner a nd
short notice. They will also, in short time.
prepared all kinds of goods order They
will purchase quantity of WOOL the highest
ket price, payable Goods the Factory for Div
Goods and Groceries, &c. They would prefer Wool
has been washed.
Their low. and they hope from their long
PereDce and their attention business merit
ceive share of patronage.
NIXON s. WILCOX.
April 18th, 1914. l6.f
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FERNS of Advertislns.. .OSE Dollar per square fns
three insertions. and TWENTY FIVE CKNrs eaeh adj
ditionnl nsertionTEs LIMBS the space occupied by
$50 Is counted square, nothing counted
square; all square. and less a square md
half to be counted square sai haB-Per square Ns
three months, THREE DoLIAas for six months S,x Dol
LARS, Or i In DOLLARS annum squares FUrKxs
DOLLARS AND FIrrY CENTS per annurn; three squares
TwEsrT DOLLARS per aanum. Merchants, Drssgisss,
and others, advertising the year, will be charged for
column OF 1000 ms, 5000 for fourhs
of a column, 5000; for half column, $500; for q
quartet Of column, S25 00A ded7etion off per
will be made advertisements longer han quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year yeas, and
altered Chancey notices and petitions o, divorces
be paid invariably in advance Advertisements coming
abroad mus, accompanied cash. .uiess
ordered for publ eation by brother Publisher.
n B. No advertisement will be diseontnued uns,:
option the Publishers by previous
engagement the publishers nd the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-07

hAyCasn, Flour. Baean and Wood, will be taken IN SUD
=c,ipticn this ofiee. Call soon.