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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
Indecent violation of the Sabbath!

Under this head certain Loco Foco Editors making
a terrible ado about Mr. Clay, and inide i'll opinion,
and irreigious feeling if they really cared whe
desecrated this holy day. The charge tina,
Mobile and New Orleans he violated it bady.-A friend
who both places with Mr.. Clay, denounces il
foul SANDER Tho Tropic of New Orleans declares
be atrocious libel, from beginning end And calls
friend and foe to bear the of
assertion. 1t adds:
When Mr.. Clay visited this city Orleans,) in De-
cembes 1872 he reached here Friday, the gid Of the
mon,h. When he visited in last December he ariv ed
Saturday evening" the 23d. In either the Piebeian
uttered a wilfu and deliberate LIE, and has the
semblance of truth sustain it.
Tho arrival of Mr. Clay. in 1912, greeted by the
largest imposing public display witnessed in
city, when he here the last time there
public reception, display, military drums,
nets or Haunting banners; but the contrary, Mr. Clay
quietly other citizen, aud reached his lods
inss before twenty people knew that he had arrived!
So niue the Plebeian and its falsehood,
We wonder Editors hereabouts will have
honesty to tell the truth this subject. We shall
-LCta. Gasettc
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A Case Of ASTHMA.

The following i from distinguished Lawyer nf the City OF
New DTk, who had been afflicted Asthma
upwards Of TWENTY YEARS. and 40. after rea-
ding such cases, doubt the efficacy II t medic
NM \ ORR. January -. II ~.
have been afflicted with spasmodc asthma for twenty
four yeaTssomet severely he cnHGac4
room Tor weeks; aad although attended by fc-ui
advisers of the CHEST reputation and SKIN in the country.
the relief but partial and the disease
proved nearly fatal to my lite
Some weeks go commenced taxing Wieiaf'- Bal
.am OF Wild Cherry. which ia-1at reicf and
single bottle pro!iced few days hat beileye be
radical and perfect A WILLIAMS. Attorney
Law, No. .. Wliliam 81, New Yofk.
We acquainted with the writer 81 above -cr;lG-
cate. and his statements emitted tho ff confidence
of the public. IA TALMAD6.E,
Recorder of the City Of Now York.
JOHN POWER y. ID NicaT General of Y. Y
+. S.-The above certificate may be a No. l2J.
Fulton New YORK.
Sold in Richmond, at the BOOK STORE.
Also. in Paris. o. and in Winchester. In b.
Dec. lss, 1913 (l9) COTTON X JONES.
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Tariff BurthenS.

l1ss T6ers, prior the laying the pre.en. tariff
mainly imported and the light cheap article sold at
37a ~ cents per dozen heavy duty ,42 nearly
shut these of market, and good American
selling for 81 to % per dozen VIII, suf-
fersf from this tariff tax 20
Heavy tumoIers imported At As so cent. dozen
under the low tariff: the American article now
suPplanted these bears the price but Of better
quality
Glass Une generally is made here under the pro-
tecsvs duty of 1884, and 10 per
under the previous low duty.
Croekerp lfosisn) is now sold 50 per
from the old scale of prices prior tariff of 1912 il
As cent The Anne rcan to ID per cen,
cheaper vet.
Pms (Enssh) averaged so per pound under N.
low tariff: better American article for TO-
How this Tariff is robbins the country Nv T. Tribune
since. there resided in Utica several m.d
cal dents, Of whom inquired of mechanic no
working a small water wheel. what was making |,
"A bell wheel Court House," the shrewd
imp of the adj. "Ah quoth the SUDDEN, to have
bells in this little village, should think would
every purpose for the present." "You right,
replied The Others shut likely. that when young
doctors commence the prrctee, bell vii, do all
tolling',
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
American Inventive Genius.

The inventive of counirym is the
stretch TO produce by which time, labor
and money ma saved the various which
the ind ustry Of devoted. The New York Post
of recent Inventions OF great
value, which thus described:
of elegant coverings for beds Is the fabric
which the of Marseliie quilt l, is ~
hand looms Of Europe, and mode Of manuiac-
is so. and experienced workman 10 each
loon hi ,herto made this country but
ported from abroad.
An ingenious artisan in Massac huseus has lately inven-
told, method Of making Marseies quilts with
facliity the sheetng which costs
nine yard. A loom driven by envoves
the beautiful tissues finished th regularity and sym
every variety of pattern little girl any experienced
person, tend several looms The of tho
only exceed that of the brown sheeins
the Of the material namueh The labor OF pro-
ducng it Is greater
uga carpets which form the principal covering Of our
hoos also Europe by hand oomsand the
pense of employing workmen has h!ndered the
The whom already alluded has invented
pdity looms the
and fabrics rich capitalist the east
ward has expended old eighty thousand dollars III
assisting the hi. experiments bring
perfecon which he has length succeeded in doing
little girl stands the machinery and tends four i've
looms, which finished fabric with incredible
pidty.
A. principal expense of making this kind Of carpe
has hitherto labor, price will be
greatly reduced by this invention.
Its author has been offered have been assued eghty
thousand pounds for the right Eng land but ms
obligations the capaist furnished him with tho
OF bringing tito perfection, forbid him accept
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
RICHMOND W00LLEN FACTORY.

vN1E subscriber having commenced manufsc turing
business al the above mentioned place: is prepai,
ed to receive wool To manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETTS and JEANS Ell
Their by the yard the shares, the
times. He also has hand good above
named goods, which he is willing exchange for
other produce He will also Gard Wool, Full Dre.
Cloth for those who will favor him with their CUSTOM
customary prices, and hopes that by
ness to give genera satisfaction.
LEEINUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. IL. lS43
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G Z @ Es M o 81 ID
HOTEI.

COrner of NJ i II nd NJ a Ton Streets.
TTNIIE proprietor of this favoraby weknown HOTEL,
has moved into il himself, and is determined 10 sus-
and improve its previous character The comfort of
Traveller shall be his aim, and having made
repairs the building Tavern house,
his interest we'll as inclination would induce him
it equal house the road He hopes
der such satisfaction that shall dssa tsec.
Prices suit ted the times J. W. GILBERT.
December 18th IS4I Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
LocofOcoism and Small Pox.

capital comparison is made by the Editor of the Alton
UH) Telegraph. follows. lie says:-"In the late
o Presidents
this State, three gentlemen delegates
who, the last Presidential in the ranks of
our opponents. We heard a Loco snceringly observe,
campaign would them of Wing princpes.-
We have apprehension of that a who
abjures Locofocosm, is like person cured of the
small pox--he is troubled with a return of the
dseasc.o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-12
DIR. Jackson's Compound Syrup of
SASSAFRAS AND WILD CHERRY.

mis- preparation is offered the Public safe
certain remedy in Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Pa ms in
the Side and Chest. Whoopns following Measles
&c. &c Combining The virtues of the SASSAFRAS.
of The Purifiers Of the Blood active
principle of the WILD CHERRY, long held the high
for it's healing properties all Diseases of
Lungs cannot but render this Preparation superior
any hitherto offered the notice of the Public l,
already gained the confidence afflicted wherever it
has been used, and the distinguished
this notice sufficient that the pound
of the highest value 1t has received sanction
the enlightened Physicians of the age eyery
entirely scientific preparation.
THIS Syrup IS not the public n remedy In all
diseases incident humanity but for Coughs Colds
$50 often oretunners Of fatal Consntpor) their
forming stages it is specific with bur moderate
in hopeless oenne affordin, unlock for
relief.
The Projectors deem unnecessary say much more
append long lists of certificates this notice il
presumed tina, viii wish experience
they. therefore, with the confidence recommend
the afflicted give a faithful trial.
The price al which il is put (CJ0 per bottle
will place within the reach of almost one. being
scarcely half of that haged for the qack
the day. and which often of real value.
For directions, wrappers around each bottle.
Prepared by BENNETT, PRETLOW & Co,
Covington. Ky
just received and fo- sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Jan. l3, ls4i- SIT
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TAKE NOTICE.

TTNfE would respec fully inform al persons
indebted % him, by either book account. that
he has left Note. and Books, with AGUIILA JONES'
and earnestly solics call and make immediate
payments and hoped this solicitation viii be made
JOHN VILLA MSON.
Third Month 18th, 1874. l2:6w.
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PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,


PEERS VEGETABLE PILLS,
may a .firersai ned,cne there scarcely
deapgement Obstruction OF the and unctioas
human rachine which they Will no, alleviate
move when administered early OF CONGESTION
bowels :hey speedily relax those organs,
reduce me attendant lever ana
Containing irritating drastic substances, their exhibit
followed that postraton OF the bodily
m irb hsracterses the of most other caihar-
tics, and they be administered without the slightest
producing the local inflammation frequently
the purgen compositions vended by the quscks and
cha data of the day.
In almost all stages of disease PETERS VEGETA-
BILE PILLS Vii 90 found OF beneficial effect, but they
should always be eored when the first symptom makes
appearance The OF the complaint viii th.s
easy. and immediate. In bilious disorders, remnants
nteritan fever y dy cnary, cholera ehoiieF
daehea dropsy eted Fluctuations, enla %
the spleen, sick head ache, all complaints growing ouscs
peect rapid digestion, OF the bowels, fe-
male distinctions, habua eostiveness, and all other dis
which ,ursasiso medicine 50 proper. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS viii be found unrivalied in the
speed certainty AMI sentleness OF Their operation.
II asked MON what principle these eStIs"dinny e
lect- proIuccdl We reply that PEIER'S NEGETA-
BILE PILL a a PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD.
rs purifying chyle and other fluids of which blood Is
composed. Chyle milky hud deposited by the dges.
tel matter on the coats OF the niesnes, aud winch "he"
combined with hillary secretion, conveyed into the
aud becomes the principle OF life. This medicine
directly the chye, from which IT eNpes all "ctid
rtic, and all humoTs detrimental to healthy circu'a-
change takes place, which hts them Tor the immediate put
poses of vitality This - beginning. To embne the
OF life with health, necessary TO purify them AT
their son,ces.
Such radical mode in which this mei'dne pee
forms It's Testimonials winch woui! MI volumes
(many them from high scientific authortv) its eonch
and used in the Practice of the ffst Physicians
. here and abroad.
In eafg months of Spring, when the animal aud
etabe worlds alike ed by the change
apeen especially beneficial. One dose of
PETERS vegetable Pills taken this season,
+ Doctors bills during approach
ING heats o BE wise in time "Preserve aud
eeguate'' that not have TO contend with
disease IN rs fcrcesi forms hereafter.
subject pain in the stomach. or bowels after
accompanied hy depression of aud niis
linn .tfHae n min
in he hack the of
and ys-cold feet-faintness and trembling
strong in short have sou of the
which denote arrangement of the digestive
functions. AID consequently impure of tho
blood and you value health take Peters Ncseta-
Pills. of that auablo
.
i For sale by the following agents in tbs city.
fIsy-B BrighiweI J X. Dugdale and ID. r. IIollo-
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GAMMING NsAglIN8s
STOVES! STOVES!

We have on hand A general assortment of COOKING
STOVES. of the latest and improved Also
seven and ten plate. with variety of PARI.OUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all Of which viii exchange
low for cash, wheat good horses.
fA-AH orders thankfully received the Foundry
Store door of the Post Office Main
Il. & J. O'UARA.
Richmond. Nov ?, 1912. 44tf
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II III II ALL "A ID L u M

Il IL II II "A L. L. "A ID i M
Is PUBLISHED FRIDAY, BY
ID. p. HOLLOWAY & b. w. DAVIS,
1t the SoGt-east of Nam and Front streets,
Richmond. Uayne county, Indiana.
FERNS of Advertising. ..ONE DOLLAR per square fol
three Insertions and TwENTY-FIvE CENTS for adj
ditiona nsertionTEN LINES, the space occupied by
$50 counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all square, aud less than square and
half to be counted square and haY.-Per square fol-
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for six SIX Dol
LARS, or len DOLLARS annun two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, will be charged for
column of 1000 ms, $4,000 for threefonrts
of a column, $4,000; for half column, $500; for
quartet of column, S25OOA deduction of 20 per
will be made advertisements longer than quarter OF
coumn when inserted by the half year and
altered Chancey and petitions o divorces
be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash, unless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
N. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for unless the of the publishers by
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z 3 e e q s. r z z e s -.
TRUTH HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS Vegetable pills have been n year.
public During that period they have ohsiosd
celebrity unparalleled in the history of the popua.
pfece5ed them have followed
The happy combination Of vegetable Ingredient
study and experiment. directed BY
the properties of Bic al substances,
pathology disease, the ani nlofEs oprrin6i
funds which minister the support and
human body, and the by which
those hdds prepared. modified and distributed The
sh has been complete.
ThfaJ Ielgh and breadth OF our land, in BRUSH
Ame5ca. En5anl the West ndias and on The continent
81 Europe. curative virtues of Peters vegetable Pills.
srately acknowledged. They be called te med
clne par erceeace OF the Southern States Their eon-
south u the Potomac, enormous, and continu
ally the Ne Pill down. there.
sugaed wiki hired pus, and home anufac-
r.,rn Lt..are
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DIR. J. Bennett's Anti-BilIious PILLS.

tINROM the Constant and increasing demand DR.
Il BENEFITS Anti.BiIIiOus pills, Ia remedy which
ne has used extensive practice for upwards
years the subscribers have been induced
THIS way catch penny ,sostrat, but the
puga,ve preparation in the whole of the Materia
Medica. If deemed necessary. purpose
bringing these pills general certl-
Gates of PfysfctG Others az the
liens OF the city and surrounding could any
ment be obtained a,testing their great superiority
most of the pufgative These
f,Ls nid. tboagh efectGf il their operation The
act the OF the Lirer. Kdaeys Skin
They aare in their tendency. purifying the Boo2.
and correcting those morbid coalitions the system,
IT arrested, often They
are speedy their effect. and in where the bowels
require immelae evacuation, may be relied Oh,
greatest certainty.
See wrappers for directions
Prepared by Bennett, PRETIow. & Co.
Corner of Scott and Marker Space.
Price 25 cts per box. Covinzton Nv
just received and for sale the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Jan Is, lc44. 3,f
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4 VIEW Of the American Slavery Question, by f. T.
BARRows, IT, pastor the First Free PfesbyteIi an
Church, New York, for sale a the BOOK STORE
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Fahncstock's Pain-Soothin9 Liniment.
ME most vauab bic preparation for
lief Of Rheumatism, Strains, Pans, and swelling
anou he joints. Jawachc, Sore throat. &c. &c. Also
plants al Horses, where ary I.inment would be
likely give relief Prepared nrd Sold Wholesale and
retail. by Bennett. PreLo'r & Co, Cosington, ky.
For sale in Richmond at the BOOK STORE.
Jan 49, 1914. 3n
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X E " o Y A L
Clock and Watch Repairing.
ME subscriber would inform his friends nd old
mers, that he stiIl continues W ach and Clock Re
pairing. the of Main and Market the
old stand formerly occupied By a. Sdda he will
Tucked and VIII patiently match for the calls
of all may him with their Work
done with despatch and warranted performs low for cash
JOSHUA b. HI NNICUTT
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1913. I9f
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The Wing Almanack for 1914.
OGETHER with the Western Almanack for the
year, received and for ga lie the
BOOK STORE
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber for hire, several good saddle horse
i -bugges and well broke horses. His viii b.
uited times LEWIS BURk
Richmond, March 10Th, 1912. lltf
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NEW ARRANGENENT
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
l. FOUNDRY of .Nordyke, Fo,tfke & U1M ms, are
now prepared to furnish all kindly of CASTINGS low
they be had in CnciDna other dish
the western country and have general
of and of the latest improvements the
best Millwrights in the will those who
about improve build Mills that they viii nd
their advantage 10 give call, will at all
the best stock that be had and Will be
found to correspond with the times.
VA&IIN 6 &A @ .SsIN.3Ss
style and finish order, and moderate
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH
We making the aoove PLOUGH. From the long
ding of this Plough in this and the adjoining counties and
iii Ohio, we deem 10 unnecessary speak of its superior
qualities, have but inquire Of those who have used
them ind they the best and cheapest Plough
raj We manufacture four sizes: three, and
four horse Poughs; all of which for six months
fair
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06
WASHINGTON, D. 5Gs SATI1RDAY, APRIL 6, 1874.

y C. WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, be-
IL. toeen 9Th and 10th Streets has Just received his
spring supply Of fancy and staple Dry Goods, equal
in style and variety to any other stock in the District
FANCY GOODS. tt
Elegant Silks, in great variety, from so cents to 90
per yard u 54.s.f
Watered figured and plain Black Silks large supply
Plaid and and striped Silks, light spring colors
Wool Balzarines most fashionable style
Silk and Wooden Balzarines, a new and beautiful
article &Qgfz3 4.
Mousselines de Lame, large supply in great variety
Colored Bereges, of every style and qualityN
Silk striped Bereges, every color and quality
French Lawns, very best quality
Lace striped Baizarines and Lawns
Ginghams, French and English Chintzs, &c.
sHAwLs.
Silk and Satin Shawls and Scarfs, splendid article
Berege Shawls and Scarfs, every style and price
Elegant embroidered Thibet and Mousseline Shaws
Fancy Handkerchief Scarfs, &c.
STAPLE GOODS.
2 cases super and medium Irish Linens, Richard
sons celebrated, warranted pure and very cheap
! case Wright's very SUPERIOR for American market
20 pieces "A for pillow cases
40 superior Damask Table Cloths, from 8 to 1914
10 pieces Russia Table Linen, durable and cheap
article
Damask Napkins, Linen Towelling, &c.
1874 and lO-4 Russia and Irish Sheeting
Birdeye and Huckaback Diaper
Russia Diaper and long Lawns
In short every article Of the kind usually required
for housekeeping.
IN DOMEsTICS. #.=t3
Super and medium undressed Longcloths expressly
for shifting
10 bales "a, A, and 7-S unbleached Cottons
general assortment Of goods for boys wear
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
20 pieces blue black and fancy colored English and
French BrOadcloths
Blue, black, and fancy colored Spring Cassimeres
MI Oth arV
Satin Moussellne, and other Scarfs, very rich and
beautiful
large supply Of Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Sc
The above, together with every other article in
the dry goods lne having been carefully selected at
the different markets at the North, customers may
confidently rely on finding them as cheap as at any
other establishment in the District.
mar III r. c.. WASHINGTON.
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PRICE TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
NUMBER 1870

shawl-then flannel uncomfortable and then
then handkerchief was raised, and the head
of a pig appeared half choked with wad OF
shavings which the unfortunate woman" had
evidently crammed into his mouth to prevent
squeal. The old gentleman, victimized, and
humbugged, dropped the candle; the old lady
fright; and the little pig rooted itself into
warm place and went 10 sleep With this dis
position Of characters in this ridiculous drama
we drop the curtain.
This actually occurred, and we know the young
man who represented the " unfortunate woman"
on that eventful night. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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THE EFFECT OF LIBERALITY.

THE EFFECT OF LlBEKALlTY.
A Paris correspondent of the New York Cou-
rer des Etats Unis has the following little anec-
dote. F ss g4 9
The following took place under my own. eye !:
On the evening of the first Masked Ball at the
Opera, young gentleman, whom recognized az
one of the Cabinet of the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs, after having descended the delicate stair
case Of the City Restaurant with mincing step,
was accosted at the door of his cab by an old man
who asked aims. "Stop moments" said the
young coxcomb, without looking at the old man
here is five franc piece, now just cry out, 'hur-
rah for the king =" r s.
n" Alas, your lordshp, Gin the eyes of the unfor-
tunate, every man is lord who eats supper,)
was at the battle Of the Bastile, and am q Re-
publican" 1aett Sll
Aha, my brave fellow" said the young gen.
teman, E stop if you please" and he gave him
twenty franc piece.
"Long life to the Royalists!" murmured the
old man, as he wiped tear from his eye.