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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

INDEPENDENT LINE.
NE MWINTRETE PAR sSffbSEGSEGAEENSNsDibSo1
N,-Passase to P9ydsnce e.: TO Dos
Rollins viii leave per No. North River. every Monday
ard Thursday Mt 4 p. ~.
All kind, OF freight TAKEN NJ the lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat will arrive in Providence IN time 10
take the morning train Of cars int Boston.
ii j. n. DILIS. No. IS West-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

TN PURSUANCE of IN order ofthe Surrogate of the Coun
~ of New-York notice hereby given to all persols a1
ing clams against Caroline b. Knapp ne OF the Cy OF neW
York deceased PRESENT the with te voucher iefe
to the subscriber at his residence No 2i4 Bo2me street IN me
fy OF New York on or before twentieth day 81 Deem
Der next Dated Newly York the 18th daE Of June 1914
i.iT iawen,s -'S JAMES ii. KNAPP. Adm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17


Our Scefa2lt Turkish ard Spenigh Smoking Tobacco we
would recommend bs;aE very superior article. Il
packed in small Of ~ tozanss, coGvenien, or
Transportation.
Always haad large IND varied aoitloeni of laported
Sa.s ogeihe: with variety If manufactured lump
fcaacco.
cole gel,G 5is CITY Cor tewchs celebrated Caven-
dian ooscca, o. the cr band which arGs uErivaed
in excciiaaes JOHN ANDERSON & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

: A5lGhS ELASt1G stJSfiSSiIER.- AND WEB
<LSIhG.fhe zcrprne perfecron attained iy inc a,e in
pg'eneE@ oil me Taoscr6er N eeinDorrdns n,, Rubtel
and s-ns ~ the manufacture OF E.aSrc Webbing BIZ
The ai1 Of his machinery warrants hin in s.yin t tle
n0'9 osd Tor SALE by h tn. hes; ;sde
Among tbs advantages b. c!als in his i:rGs n1uuac-
fte gre! t't OF ~ ttoTn fGm the slpfE-ou,
'fei ~ iaDaTaee iIci Ga Th2. ecaia! AID e-clugIgt
pe,iy o. .s1.aT ter eGsGcF. I'D ts2 crt iEcreg- Of
fiii- Isi.'-tt a,t-lc1.l ijaz sIci. I ccl,sop
sl arGnE thus =.e kagc C.cd liz. CT sIspsisr
tat they roIe l. eaLcity after being short tine
Ih entirely obvaie By Days process and dealers in lu,
fendn or webbing are lEy-d te goods No
da;sG lss An essC!nst, sIhsle;Eg all the leading Ia
.eIns. ni-'sys o. Eurd aid tor SC ehy II. II. DAY
snccet.or 20 the EoraQrT India Rubber Ca.
su27 II y siai.an iaEs
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Nor do !, for moment hesitate concaT the purpo
OF his be!e!.-thG no Boston publisher would undertake
yrlHt my booS such recommendation the Professor
could give" did the publisher entertain such M opinion Us
do of the Professors :" ptoiundi;y, Us !tgsgisi.
And now. that have fairly balanced Accounts with the
Pr e4so shall h. udeu ameiI and his ar-ogl peten-
si0nsHot however. without expressing my surp O. the
hTdjho0i OF aperoo OF ms unequal sanding and c0mpCru.
lively obscure capabic who could thus pIsue op?OS9
the opaons of ms 1bisl nsusi> both SIDES OF the Aa
tex. the Of these Ofhs winch he
Tor i lat O. whom, take leave u &C.. OF ihCSe
PTaasras:a B!0eSsea9s whom ta nuy DO sse by Their
Testimonials woks lhaye beensl fortunate pease:
nAely The leaned Doctor W. {. IHyor, Of London Dr.
hyls lae Provost u Tn. Dab. D Jchu lcCaa!, y T. D.
P,ovost cf Toronto Col Author OF Gtek LsxcJn Dr. Ma.
gan (eceased Ell Frueis Mag LONDON Doctors, RAD
cline Brown, an TuTpnoi Oxford 70 whom be Gd'!ed,
numbers perhaps equally well qualified 10 decide ther
MS wn'le IN Amenca am authorized y mention the names
Of tie Li+ht Rev p' liSwks tho Hon T. Spencer The
rag The very Heyc. j. fuwe V {. OF y. y d. ). Ba'
bsI, Prof. 0i Execution, &C. sc.
7 huta Ia hNuN- IN m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

is2gs 4 FAEH FOR SALE-Stuate on the road from New
s Rochelle White PuiH about equ distant from each.
j containing 80 Of land, all Of which is plough
land excepting ten ace, whc IS wood land The place
va:pn Al The fences are Of stone. in good order sGd the
ground in nigh o cultivation. The buildings all CT
good chaac,e, and in order For terms apply 20
s. Z. KENYON, on the premises. or Of
dntf / AUNiANCE. - lohn ST. Neiy. YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
real, ESTATE.
ENR sALE.

- COUNTRY sEATs MD ~. ~ s - -
90 'na subscriber offer for sale. on ocrt sl!l 80
EiG mi Country GDd Farms on ire isI DaiA o' ZIG
u1rsrr liver uear Tarry iown-hinone wiiIcfn ar
h IA RSi o: the subscriber occupied ~ I Clt--i'
with from u 20 ~ acres; ,,l. ,,,;,, IN ,c,A-
AZ, seTrrnI mall Places suitable for Country SeHs or
Farming purpuses. Inquire OF The .;,.c i, a, V
FOR SALF-3 beautiful site for Coun.y Sent
81 within tk-cs mies of Huboken-one oi hlr. HING
i9 auntry Sea.s-..ontsnin- twenty-five ncrs ,lRon
- pnas,iceS For further particulars inquire OF JhMb
" Xu.k .trests. Rrnnkyn. NJ IN
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fATENf ELASTIC ohOULbEk-BkACE.
THIS ARTICLE intended bTaca me :hou!dery and er
pand he chest. wi! DO found Indispensable 10 ali per.
sons who hare acquired ne hah u STOPPING siheT ifom
particularly requested 10 examine TINS cr;:ce II hEhy
recommended by man? eminent professional gentlemen the
OF children OF eisr Trey worn With perfect
sse, offering 10 ipsd1s2i 20 Use of the arms while
bsautiy the iorr,.
TIE public cautioned ssainst nuub2. OF unworthy
limitations OF the Elastic Brace .h-a arr offered 10 different
places arous hou; he country, e!a genuine excepting
taoc stamped With Inc ard ,!acs OF bisir OF tssub
tcribe-s ot.i-te.-s.e = AGATE
Manufactures y bci-, 5Eic lces. Re3ay- Gis IreH
SC;Itnde-z. SIC &C: ard peliets u Gentlemen Furnish
ilg Articles, 81 Broadway. cn.lsr o: PAX f:ace s5c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

ALFRED In my opinon-he who inform, us. that the
English nguag Is present. hte cannot be auay zed and
illustrated with profound knowledge of those supposed
gequs s which the er3,s Professor, 81 course. possesses
" the ancicai &pd he modern kindred languages.
g.. yet no, Ut the same !ne seems unable 10 write Two
consecutive sentences, good siye, good En.,
sense! really not only UlGs ir MS of nloiesy on
this occasion, but sincerely rcgtci that he should have thus
Murder his population. professor Of aosuases. in fine.
tron the uncpsed fact That he would thus expose the
ooeres which he ind his sGsccoa compees have been 50
LONG and absurtly iucuicatnl effort uupy proves
JouS You perceive. that the Prof concludes by ninnng
Inst = he has nothing do with the Eassh department
IN the Unworthy of u. To wIc; respond, IN borrowed.
but appropriate words
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Coal,

k~1OAL-I still continue sell PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
- OF The best quality usual, fty less than
market Price. Broken Exc, s5.5 Stove and Nut IS
Small Nut si0 ereesed ana delivered from yard. corner OF
King and Greenwich streets.
Is nj PETEE I\T0N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
A Court in Iowa.

The following account of a Court III Iowa Is
given in letter from the Upper Mississippi
Iowa is now the finest frontier country IN the
West. and is setting up very fast. Judge Will
lianls related 70 me amusing scenes that he
Witnessed. when he started on his circuit for the
purpose Of organizing and holding his first courts
among the rude frontier people. In many counties
they had not time even 10 erect any kind OF shell
ter for a court housc.-Thc best provision which
could be made. was TO form seats of logs beneath
the shade of large tree. with a raised seat near
It's body. for the Judge. The Sheriff would open
court by mounting stump. or mound. near by,
and CRYING ..Oh yes, oh yes, &c. announcing 10
tho whole universe that the court then opened,
and inviting all who had business TO attend.
The Clerk sat on q block of wood, and used
Il shnglo on his knee for desk. After the
Grand Jury wero empannelled, and charged by
the Judge, they sent in care of tho Sheriff
to large hollow ravine, IN which they could
sit in concave beyond the view Of tho Court. or
spectators. A smaller hollow ravine was APP
propria;cd for the Of the Petit Jury.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

before sad by every Loco and Multiplying organ
at the South.
And who reasoning upon these conditions, car
doub, rs to his position What man Of indepen-
dent honesty of purpose will misinterpret his
aim We know tho binding power of prcju-
deceive sec it-not alone in the partizan strife
which is around us-but in the yet fatal
union which now links together Nullier and Abb
oIitionist but amid all of this, we believe the vo-
ters of tho country, in tho main, will understand
that every blow struck against Mr.. Clay, by
whomsoavcr given, is n blow struck in favor OF
the ultra politicians Of the South-of slavery
of Annexation and all its attendant evils. We
adopt. then conscientiousiy the anlnating decla-
ration Of his kinsman. We say, with Casslus
NJ. Clay, let the wings of the North put tho bat
tie on its true basis, and fight ii bravey--on one
side Polk, TEXAS and SLAvERY--on the other,
CLAY UNION and LIBERTY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

UDY virtue Of " Execution directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, l will expose public sale
House door in Cen,revilIe Wayne county, Ind
4h day Of Septsmbor lS44 between the hours OF
O'Clock. A. M and four O'clock, r NJ. said day. the
following property, to-wit:
Part of one hund red and fifteen, (Il5)
part Of the city of Richmond, Wayne county, Ind
id John Smith, bounded follows: Beginning .,
line of Walnut the southeast corner Of
Lot No. 81; east, along Walnut street, feet
inches thence north, 81 I2 west, 81 fec,
inches south. along said lot No 81 81 l2
the place Of beginning.
Taken the property OF Mason Brookens, 70 satisfy
execution in favor OF Samuel Smith.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w. {.
Aug 2ls,, 1874. 1871 35,s
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IL Il Nj OV Al

- EMOVAL AND CO-PARTNERSfIP The eun-
\ scriber viii before The LIST Of September
co.nmoiiou Fire = roof house
south side of the first Basin the White Water Canal,
Western Row And with his brother, w al
7. Carpenter. The firm, in the name of sc Car
Bro,her will continue the Pofk business all ts
varied branches rculat attention to receiving AMI
the purchase and sale of Salt Wheat. Flour
Pork, Bacon, Lard Flaxecd Sugar Coffee, Iron
Nails. Castings, and General Commission and
Produce M.chants-being prepared furnish the usual
facilities onsignmsn for sale in this Market ship
me o other ket.
In leaving the old stand of Sycamore and 6th
the subscriber leaders his old friends
respectively, his grateful
and the indie and low charges Of C.
Carpenter Il B,oae will me, their continued lbera'ity
CALVIN CARPENTER
Cincinnati, Aug. l4,h, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
MASS MEETING.
The wings Of Butler County, will
hold Mass Meeting in
HAMIL TON, OHIO,

FRIDAY, the 18th Of September.
and hereby tender cordial invitation
to all who prefer Union to Disunion-
a National Currency to Sub Treasu-
ry-who go for the Protection Of A.
mcrican Interests and American La
Dor, in preference to building up and
sustaining work shops in foreign coun-
tries to the destruction of our own
who sustain measures rather than
men, and who prefer our country, its
Constitution, its Laws, and the pros
perity of its people, to Texas, Southern
Dictation. Disunion and the thousand
,,ntol1 evils Of Annexation.
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BIN ID + RY
y
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

TIME undersigned wou.i respectfully inform the rnhr
nanufac order. all kinds o.
BLANK BOOKS in good style and Of superior pap-r-
prepared furnish Coua,y Clerks Auditors, and
Treasuers Books of the and improved
form, vng patterns from the Auditor OF
Old Books vii, bound, and all kinds rero
ideals and bound in COOL style, and
CASH they be done elsewhere. He solic,s a
share Of patronage.
The BlNDERY is in the Immediately tho
Pooh Store Z. s. PRESCOTT.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, IS43. 3iy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

AN ORDINANCE, to amend an Ordinance. entitled can
Ordinance regulating LICENCES in the Corporation ct
Rchmond-'
Sec. l. Be il; Ordained by the Common Council Of tbs
City Of RichFnoad That much Of second Of
Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance regulating Lieeae.s
the corporation Of Richmond relates 10 the price Ut
License for Tavern keepers and the hereby re-
psaeA.
Sec g. Be it further ordained by the Same authority.
.v 20 The remaining provision Of second Of
above entitled Ordinance Council shall auihorzs tho
granting of such License for not less than len Dol
lars
See Be i. further ordained ny ths authority,
Tina. all Ordinances and Of Ordinances coming n
with sis Ordinance BE- and the hereby
repealed
Pasted AID Approved, Aug. 2Is,. ls44.
JOHN SAILOR, Nayo.-
W ". LrsDr. City Clerk
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MR.. CLAY.
ASHLAND. June 29th. I
1914. I

1911.
Dear Sir:-l have re-
celved Your favor, sta
ting that our political
opponents represent me
as being a friend to
protection at the North
and for FREQ trade al
the South; and YOU de-
sire an expression Of my
opinion. under my OWN
hand, for the purpose
of correcting this mis-
representation. | an
afraid that YOU will find
tho effort vain 10 correct
misrepresentation o I
me. Those who choose
to understand my opln.
ions, can have no dith
Guilty in clearly compre
honding them. | have
repeatedly expressed
them as late as thi:
spring.and several time:
in answer to letters from
Pennsylvania. My o
| pinions,su as they are
have been recently quite
as freely expressed a
the South as | over utter
cd them at the North
III HAVE EVERY WHERl
MAINTAINED, THAT IN AID
JusTING A TARIFF Fol
+! REVENUE, DISCRININA
! TONS OUGHT TO BE MADl
FOR PROTECTION: TIA,
THE TARIFF OE lS4:
HAS OPERATED MOST BEN
EFIcIALLY. and that
| AM UTTERLY OPP
| POSED TO IT'S RE
| PEAL. These opin
ions were announced BY
me at public meeting
in Alabama, Georgia
Charleston South Carroll
ma. North Carolina am
in Virginia.
| am, respectfully
your friend and obedien
servant,
| II. CLAY.
FRED. J. Core.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY.

VINHE undersigned, respectfully inform. the citizen. Of
Richmond. and vicinity. that ne has commenced tho
above business, Main street, opposite the Book Store
all ode will DO thankfully received and puncusy
attended Differ eoo,., styles and petssns.
fancy OF ALL viii be made to order. He socits the
public extend their patronage Prices
dance with the times.
A. II. THOMPSON
Aug. l6 1874. SAT-
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Sherif's Sale.

ID Y virtue Of execution directed, from tho
ID Wayne Circuit Court will expose at public sale
House Centreve, Wayne county, Indl.
ana, the gle, day Of September le44. between tho
Of O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, on
said day, the following property. sowit:
certain parcel LOT of land in tbs city Of Richmond,
Wayne county. Indiana known by besg lot numbered one
hundred and (3I numbered On tho pa' OF
"a a, par, city, John and Samuel Sm tn.
Taken the property Of William H. Brown TO satisfy
n execution favor of the State Bank Of Indiana
DAVID GENTRY. Sheriff, w. {.
Aug 29ih, le44. Si,5O 3ots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

CINCINNATI -Four, S3.62a 1915: Uhsky, 1oa2o cts
per gallon Cheese. per ID Butter. 7,oi0 cents pei
Id Com Meal 80 10 40c per bush Oats 23a25: Wheat
zoe; Flaxseed 90c. Chickens slal,i2 per doz Cotton
Yam I62al7ac per h. assorted Nos. common Cotton Ba l.
ting quote lOc., andle Wick and Carpe, Warp ia
ais, Cotton generally held Sc; Sugar. 64a6i IN binds
and 7c in bbls; Moasses Bic pc gall Lnseed Oil, bSc
with a charge of 81 for the barrel.-Alas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
AnecdOte of DIR. Young.

As the doctor was walking in his garden at
Welwyn. In company with two ladies', one of
whom he afterwards married, the servants came
to tell him gentleman wished to speak with him.
Tell him. said the doctor, IL am too happily
engaged 20 change my situation" The ladies
insisted that he should 60. his visitor man
of rank. his patron, and his friend. AS persua-
sion. however, had effect, took him by tho
right arm, the other by the left and led him the
garden gate; when finding resistance was in vain,
he bowed, and laid his hand upon his heart, and
in that expressive manner for which he was so
roma rkable. spoke the follwing lines:
'Thus Adam looked whom from garden driven,
And thus disputed orders sent from Heaven.
Like him, so, bu, yet go am 10th;
Like him. go, for angels drove both:
Hard his fate, but mine still moro unkind;
His Eve with him: bu, mine stays behind"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of Suniry executions to me directed. from
ayne Circuit Court, viii expose public sno
Cour, House door in Centreviile Wayne county,
Inana the 2lst day September 1874, between tho
of o'clo:k A. NJ, and four O'Clock, I.
said day. the following property. tn-wit:
The north half of lot numbered sixty (6l)
be the plat of that Of OF Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana laid ont by John Smith.
Taken the property of Caleb =. Thorpe, satisfy
exec u,ions II o John Nanabe.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, w c.
Aug Doth, 1874. $3.50 36ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

W. INC HESTER, May -
To the People OF Ton
nessee:
The object which |
had in proposing TO Gov
crnor Jones. at Carroll
willie. on the 10Th of A.
pril last. that we should
each write out and pub
lish our views and opln-
ions on the subject of a
Tariff. was. that our res
pective POSITIONS might
be distinctly known and
understood By the peo-
pile. That my opinions
were already fully and
distinctly known, | could
not doubt. HAD sTEA-
Oily DURING THE PERIOD
Il WAS A REPRESENTA-.
TIVE IN CONGRESS BEEN
iopPosEDTo A PROTECTIVE
iPoLICY. AS MY RECORDED
VOTES AND PUBLISHED
SPEECHES PROVE. Since
i retired from Congress
| held the same opinions.
In tho present canvass |
HAD ANOWED MY
Opposition TOTHE
iTARIFF ACT OF
ITHt.. LAST WING
CONGRESS, as being
highly PROTECTIVE IN ITS
character, and not de-
signed by its authors as
q REVENUE MEASURE. ]
had ayowed my opinion
in my public speeches
that the interests of the
country and especially
Of the producing and cx-
porting States--RE.-
CURED IT'S RE-
PEAL. and the rcs.ora-
, ton of the principles OF
the Compromise act OF
1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
Richmond Woollen Factory.

VVNtfE having commenced the manufacturing
basine.s at the mentioned place he Is prepai-
ed TO receive manufacture INTO tl.tIH fLAN-
NELS, BLA NkETS, SATTINETIS and JEANS. Ell
,her bv III. ward or o the shares suited to tha
times He also hand good OF tho aboNs
named goods, which he is willing TO exchange for WOOL OF
other produce He W III also Wool. Full and Ores.
Cloth him with their custom. at the
customary prices aud hopes that by strict attention TO bus
give gene, al abstraction
LEViNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. II. lS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

THE DEAD.-It is painful to observe how soon
the dead are forgotten. The tide Of fashion. or
business, or pleasure, rolls on-rapdy obliterates
the memory of the departed sweeps away
with it the attention of the mourner to the ruling
folly of the hour.
"There poesy and love not,
IL world O stone;
The grave IS bough,--is c1oseG-forgoi,
And then life hurrie. on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will DO divine service in the First Pres
byterian Church this afternoon, (Frlday,) at ,
o'clock; tomorrow. Saturday. at ii O'Clock,
and in the evening at candleghting. The sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be administered
on Sabbath at the usual time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!

His (Polk's) views the tariff 50 well Ac-
cosp with Mr. Claws tina. both parties are salts
fed with the expressed views of both -tJcifeF-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

untold evils OF Annexation.
The Hon. John J. Crittendcn,
Thomas Metcalte,
James +. Morohcad, Z Of Ky.
Benz. Hardin.
w. w. Southgato. }
Oliver Ii. Smith,
Caleb b. Smith,
Henry S. Lane, OF Indiana.
g Richard Thompson,
Samuel w. Parker, }
:. Mordecai Barley,
Thomas Corwin,
Thomas Ewing,
Jacob Burnet, of OHIO.
Samuel F. Vinton,
II. G.. Schcnck.
Samson Mason,
Hon. William c. Rivcs of Va.
and other distinguished public speakers
are invited, and their attendance con-
fidently expected.
COME ONE--COME ALL--male
and female-old and young, who are
DESTROYS of hearing undenlablc facts
and arguments All sholl be furnished !,
not only with food for the mind, but
nourishmcnt for the body. In a word
"IHc Latch String ariH he Out"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06

n o. Mes. Fork 80 90 Flour so Whisky 30 Lard 81
Bait. Mess Pork 10 90 Flour 400 Whisky "a Lard 81
n. Mess Pork so Flour 4 25 Whisky pa Lard 6t
Bos,...Mess Pork 90 Flour i 81 Whisky % Lard 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 r
NJ Office s hereby given the undersigned have
taken out of Clerks office Of tho Wayne Probate
Court letters tsstamen,ary the Estate of Lazarus CO.
bourn late OF Wayne county, Indiana deceased. All per-
claims against aid Estate requested
sent them legally authenticated for settlement. within the
and those indebted said Estate
to come I'd and make immediate payment. The Es
ta,e is solvent. JOSHUA A. COBOURN,f ,o
JEREMIAH cox, ( '
Eirth Month 3rd 1874. 36 :3ts
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II q II e T. !.
FRED. J. Core.

TTVHE Stoc kholders Of Richmond Turnpike Ccmpa-
ny, hereby requested to meet the 9Th of Sept
1874 VIM A Bickle's office, the purpose OF sectng
three dirccto for said company.
By order Of the Board, X. MORRISSON, Pest
Richmond. 9th Sept. 1874 31tm
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THE MARX ETS.

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LIVERY SEAElLrS
NHE hes fo several good saddle
i -buzzie. and ell broke His terms will be
suited 20 LEWIS BURK.
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lark THE DIFFERENCES.

The following letters from Mr. Clay AMI Nr-
Polk. alike explicit and direct. leave no room Tor
further doubt or cavil 70 their relative position
ON the Tariff. Let every man read for himself.
and t,dgo who comes up 10 the standard
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wv HIG SONG BOOKS.-.A large supply of
w Song Books, ju, received at the BOOK STORE
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Nine Governors of Pennsylvania Gov. Porter
1nciuoeo' nave within seventy-two years. granted
4ofs pardons TO pententlary conv,cts.
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BACON. BACON!!

BACON! BACONH
600 LBS EXCELLENT BACON HAMS russ
OOO received the Lea liner Store corner OF Nam
and Front streets. and will De sod low for
FRANCIS FLETCHER.
9th 6, 1874. 37-3s-
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FRESH ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
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4 RE receiving and opening large and general
z assortment Of and desirable GOODS, purchased
W Ih erea, care in New York and Philadelphia which
respec fully invite the attention of the public
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