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The House then took a recess.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE .
The Speaker stated when the House
took a recess, it had under consideration
che amendment Of Mr.. Ewing TO The bill
yschariering the Bank Of Wooster.
Mr.. Wilioz said he raj opposed TO the
amendment. The Bank would moi &C.
eept The charter lift had any more amend
mep;s attached 10 it.
Mr.. Ewing said il was a very high
handed measure 10 dictate TO this House
what amendments should be offered.
Mr.. Duncan moved a call Of the House.
The same being called, the S~ergeant-ai-
Arms was despatched after the absentees.
Before the Sergeant at Arms returned,
several attempts were made TO dispense
with the call, which we're lost.
The Sergeant reported all present OK.
cept Messrs. Clark and Toland and they
could not DO found.
Mr.. Hewitt said "Mr. Clark was 10
The American for had a boy to watch
him. and he was seen going in"
WhereupOn, Mr.. Lawrence s%tartiue
up said, 81 will go with you and will fine
MI. Clark" the latter gentleman and the
Sergeant at Arms leaving the Hall to.
gether. The Sergeant at Arms returned
'.noi fpund.p
Mr.. Crgm moved the call be dispenser
with, which was carried.
Mr.. ArIhbold moved TO amend the a
meDdment by striking out from The frs
clause the following words, to-wii-'l
shall not be lawful lor," and the word,
.lto issue and put in circulation, or to havt
in circulation al any u time on amour
Mbiils Of enid bank greater than the a,
mount ofcapital stock actually subs cribe'
and paid into aud remaining in sal,
Bank"
Mr.. Ewing accepted the same as /
modification of his amendment, end th,
amendment was agreed TO.
Mr.. Warner moved to amend the bill
by the following us an additional section
That it shall not be lawful for the Banl
Of Wooster 10 loan TO. any one, individua
or firm. or 10 any n or more individual
Imposing a firm, upon any note or olhe
evidence Ofdebt or to permit any individ
usl or firm of individuals comprising /
firm to become indebted TO said bank a
any One lime 10 a greater amount in tn
aggregate, than the sum Of ten THOUSAND
dollars. Provided, that all existing in
debtednsas to said bank, over The SAT-
cum of ten ihoufand dollars shall be ro
daced 10 The amount proposed in this sec
lion within twelve months after SAT-
hank shall acceptoi The provisions Of hi
bill.
Mr.. Wilhg said The gentleman ha'
batter amend, By Offering the whole Law
81 last Hintor at once.
Mr., Lawrence said there were Aom,
paris Of lhni inv he did not wish 10 ofe
IN amendment to this bill,
DR., White sskSd Il " backed ept, -
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TWENTY-EIGHTM CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Jan. ". 1914.
U. S. BANK.
U. S. BANK.

Mr.. Buchanan presented a memorial
from merchants OF Philadelphis, stating
that the present custoD -house in that city
wos insufficient for the accommodation OF
tho Government, and asking thar the U.
\. Bank building may be perchased for
this purpose. The petitioners say that
the building may be obtained for $780,
0o0, and that the present custom-house
wpuld veil fr $50, COO, 80 that the cus,
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Sherif's Sales.

VlY virtue of several writs 10 ms d..
- recied from the court of commou
pleas Of Meigs county, ! will expose to
public sale on the 18th day of March
A, D. 1874 a: the door Of the court house
in Pomeroy, between the hours prescrib~
ed by law, the following real estate to
wits, The undivided half Of lot number
four; also sixty feet off Of the west side
Of lot number twenty nine in the town Of
Pomeroy. Said real estate was levied
upon as the property of Horace S. IIoe
ton al the suit Of A. J. Stewart.
ALSO.
The following property, being twelvS-
acres Of land mole or less, and bounded
as follows, to Wit: Beginning ut the
north cast corner Of seclion go, in towr
8, range ~, Ohio Compan,'s purcha.s;
thence south fifty eight rods; thence
west far enough, TO include the improve.
menis where Theobald Ruth now reSidest
thence north 10 the north line Of said rec.
ton number 30; thence east to the place
Of beginning, Said land was levied upon
as the property of Theobald Ruth ut The
suit Of George X. Webster.
AL$3.
The following DESC bed land to vii,
Beginning at the north west corner OF
fraction number four, in town number
nine, and range fifteen; thence east half
way 10 the line Of Gable Wood'si thence
south TO tho place Of beginning. Said
land, levied upon as the property of vii.
liam Mcdowell Az the suits Of Mary
Brown aud Hiram Wilcox.
THO'S SMITH, e. M. a.
Fer. "A, le44--alSws.
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Cash! Cash!

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY
CASH for the following articIes:
Cattle Tails, Horses Names. and Tails,
Dried Fruit, Beeswax, Ginseng, and
Flax Seed, Corn, Oats and Hay.
LUMBER AND LATH.
Constantly on hand and for SALE.
Lumber Of, all descriptions aud Lath Of
superior quality.
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Ono 10, supposed to eoataia tArse.l
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Wanted.

A large lot of Lath and Saw Logs, for
which Cash and Store Goods will DO, Qi-
ven.
haven g. STACKPOLE
Pomeroy, Feb. IA, Instability.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

1t is stated By eminent medical men, that
at least one third of the children in tho
United States die from teething and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through Tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. II is known BY mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secretion Of saliva IS increased.
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits Of crying, watching, starting in the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrIeks with extreme violence, and
thrusts It's fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
leviated, spasmodic commissions universal
iy supervene, and soon cause the dlssolu-
ton of the infant. This iniallible remedy
has preserved thousands OF children. when
thought past recovery. from commissions.
As soon as the "Oriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child viii recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, so effica
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse TO let its gums be rubbed with il.
When infants are atthe age OF four months,
though there is>no appearance of teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for if 4 child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
II Immediately gives ease by opening tho
pores, aud healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
How to treat n Wife.

FIRST got vito. Secondly be patient. You
may have great trials and perplcxities IN your
business with the world, but do not therefore car
nv to your home couded or contracted brow.
Your wife may have had trials, which though Of
less magnitude. may have been as hard to bear.
Do not increase her difficulties. A kind concia-
ting word, tendon look, will do wonders in chas-
ing from her brow all clouds of gloom. You cE-
counter your difficulties in the open air. famed BY
heavens cool breeZos, but your wife ia often shut
in from these hcathful influences, and her
health fails, and her spirits lose their elasticity
But, Oh! boar with her, she has trials and sorrows
to which you are stranger. but which your ten
dcrness can deprive Of all their anguish. Notice
kindly her little attentions and efforts to promote
your comfort. Do not take them all mattor
Of course, and pass them by at the samo time
being very sure to observe any omissions of what
you may consider her duty to you. Do not treat
hor with dif1idence. if you would not and
palsy her heart, which watcrod by gentleness and
kindness would to the latest day of your existence
throb with sincere and constant atfec ton.
Somctimes yield your wishes to hers.-She has
preferences strong you, and It may DO Just
a. trying to her to yield her choice to you. Do
YOU find it hard 10 yield sometimes! Think you
it is not difficult for her to give up always! If
you never yield to her wishes. there Is danger
that she will think you arc selfish and caro- only
for yourself, and with such feeling she cannot
love you she might.
Again, show yourself manly, that your vito
look up to you, and feel that you will act molly
and that she can confdc in your judgement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06

Terms of Advertising. .-OSE Dollar per square frt
Insertions and Twenty Five CENTS for al
d,iona inser,ion.-TEs LINES the spzr, occupied by
$50 is counted square, nothing counted less
square; all over square, and less than square and
half to be counted square and hac-Per square for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for ak SIX Dol
LARS, Ten DOLLARS annum; two squares FiFTEEs
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per aEnum;
TWENTY DOLLARS per annunI. Merchants, Druggists.
and Others advertising by the year, Will be cha rged for
column Of 1000 ms, 600 per for three ourths
of a column, S50 90; tor half column, $500; for
quartet Of column, S2500A iedlctioA Of % per
will be made advertisements longer Than quarter Of
column inserted by the half year year, and
altered Chancer notices nd petitions fn divorces,
paid invariably in advance Advertisements coming
from abroad, must be panied with the cash, nless
ordered for publication by a brother publisher
N. b. No advert sement WI be discontinued until
paid iounless at the option of the publishers y
cement between tine publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
B. \. Fahnos.ock & Co.'S. Eyc-Wa,cr,


N7HEN It's considered how many annually bur
w ried to premature BY that universally prev
alent disease Consumption vital Importance of aien
ding promptly TO those compla which lead 10 it, viii be
adily acknow led ge4.
Ii is computed that dnrng the 1913. ii the United
State alone, 10000 person! died Of Consumption, i
various this number. the principal
young and active, Inc very prime OF life, vso and
usefuness..
Let also be constantly borne II mind KRAFT this Indi
and fatal disease origin almost aTa0y IN a
neglected cold; BY the Of proper and efficient
medicine the disease may be prevented from settling on
the Lungs. and valuable lie may ne prolonged Sch
medicine Dr. D1ncan- Expectoant Remedy. for Cor
SUMPTION Couids Coughs. ami all other diseases Of e
Lungs. Liver Wndppe Il i resnrted u iii can-
ence Glasses Of Society 1t removes the MORBID
minute aif-ces OF the Lungs and
the diseased lies the Trschea. or " lndpPe
Expsctoatou Thus fatei disease removed ~ y.
incipiencv. 81 Consumption TIA Remedy
will Relief Il cured many whose
pronounced hopeless. and used Without afford
ing benefit Do be Edacei sEiie With such
alarming disease by making Use OF any Of the syrs
Candies. &c, daily lued ot the transporting
public. Go a, Office under me Henfae
House, and the medicine before IL late.
~ supply of the above Expctorant Remedy, ;ls
rsc.ived IT tho RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Juas @ls 1874 JEESl rer bottle
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
The white House in 1854.

Mr.. Wansey. whose published notes ola tour
in this country in 1884 have recently been the
subject Of notice in tho American papers. gives
tho following description Of breakfast at the
White House:
"Mrs. Washington herself made tea and cof-
fee for US. On the table wero two small plates Of
sliced tongue, dry toast bread and butter. but not
boiled fish, as is the general custom. Miss Gus
It's. her grand daughter. a very pleasing young
lady Of about sixteen. sat next to her brother,
George Washington Gusts. about two years older
than herself. There was but little appearance Of
form; no livery. A silver urn for hot water was
the only expensive thing on the table. Mrs. w j..
appears to be something older than the President.
although born the same year, shor: in stature.
rather robust. very plain 10 her dress"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
POETRY.
For the Richmond Palladium
VERSES

For the Richmond Palladium
VERSES
Addressed 10 a Married Sweetheart!
BACHELOR nF FORTY.
On Of my early ooyhood more than friend,
love the greeting Of thy mournfIl smile;
For II unto my weary hear, doth lend
The light which did my childish thoughts beypils;
II speaks 70 ne Of haliossd pleasures past
Of sweet affections, perish'd in their bloom;
f"e. quie; joys. too precious ;oas 10 last.
Their men'ry dyells like flowers on the past!
And in thy truthful, soft y-bea ming eyes,
read the latent passion Of Thy heart
Ye idly -desmiag onss. can earthly ,ss
Cause the minds CHERISHED Visions 10 DEPART
A. the free stream turns not against it, cou.ss,
Tao hills and noun lain barriers n,erpose,
Bot from remittance gathers ceaseIoss force--
s. the warm current Of Affection flows.
May God reward thy faithfIlness of heart,
And keep thee ever in His guardian care,
And may's, thou never know Ai3iction's smart,
Nor ever mine unworthy sorFows share
Yet do ! know tina thou lit foniiy turn
To tbs deep cherished thoughts Of other years,
Anil that thy chas:en'd passion still vii! burn,
Mid soft regrets, aud pensive-flovirg tears.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
EsE5ygaIEss Esz3sylassE;!

TT i an Indispensable fact demanding AMI eol-
consideration. that Of the faiTes uhi
lavelirss female fail yearly into unilnsiy
grave; tie ectins Of their own shriai hei-
From tic E,e.4er Of Haaelity We find ito deaths Of
Females far exceed tose necs, and thai the sroat-
portion ia tic bloom Youth before they ntatn the
age Of twenty yea, tveaiy Consumption . DIS
thai spreads - in-3las rafagr throughout the M
verse ;ad nip beth goat AL email. Listen hen,
warning winch constantly in your and
guard our-o first setd Of tins dis
ease "hes CERTAIN 70 knit az tsa threads ana injury you
nary tomb. A. tive ratesuafe Il warns Of
it, poisonous yon heed until the Of
deatl = fast r'yried ~ your system IT = only at TINS
tine, The fs yoI VIII begin be concerned ahoot
your health; bat IT may 10 late. May these facts
awaken from your slnnbors nn cause you 10 listen
solemn voice Of aRa the medicine ha.
prolonged preserved The lives Of thousands when used
IN time.
DIR. DUNCAN,S EXPECTORANT REMEDY.
medicine prepared especially for diseases Of the Res
pira DRY Organs Tiz: Colds oash in81tnz1 Btonsh'
Mcnofane Of tie BIonch, Sps"g Blood, Asthma, diff
FORGET NE .SOIr-s.FoGGET NE NOT ,'-how of,
and bog fondly spoken Friends parting whisper j,
enif',o us potency they ensnrine forever
in the very heart 81 hearts, deeply impress menorys
tablets eac ntaers image, and q" the so femsmbrances
and halarinatons Of being connected Under such cir
culnstanrcs these words
Are as those sweet sound. in break Of day.
Bat t5ere otner circumstances when this short
assumes fearful import. When an enemy-a cruel
RELENTLESS ENEMY. meets one every corner,
bedsde the solemn hoIr Of midnight.
the FIRST light of morn, and fsarfuy and sosmny
whispers, tnen becomes serious warnipg-FosGEr
aE >o1 YoRGgT MOTT. charm is dissoIyed,
the vision fades. the foo.hly hardy viii
mol % at uRbeeu the monitor
Reader s.ch an enemy is CONSUhPTiON.. When
fret for sgcilm. y fastening your lungs
disease hos slight il may be. II commences its
warning. bidding forget thai the citadel Of
attacked and 1at Without and
i. y III inevitably yield Tire assault.
Reader, forget nat cold and caugh the first per-
cep,abse foot, rrat Of Consumption. l. proper
evidence il you a5orjag under
- inf enee Should yoJ neglect employ remedy
when a8d safe u hand Nethiaks Reason
aaj Judgment respond negaiiTe-tsu plainly yoa
snould Then II suffering with the UHerrIDg Fremont
seeds Pulmonary cold, cough nfueHZs.
bronchitis Of Inc asthma. splitting of
blood. &C. VIII YOU FIRST Of all make trial OF Dr. DGa-
CAMS Exnec:orani Remedy Iii safe and eicaciess
emeav ali di,ease roys your system.
when u.e tefore late. therefore delay untI
your longs prey 10 Consumption and render
rerovery precaroo f-Be you careful tsat ,rifas
pslmed upon you by sellers Of rnsfl
cine. ia place Of Dr.. Duncan's.
ira suppiy just received and for sale at the
Ricllaac nd, June y. lo44 BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
ELkHOEsN FACTORY.

TINIE uner signed having purchase the above Factory,
formerly owned by Daniel Clark and having pu, it
in complete repair, ready to CARD UOOL,
aud FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best manner and
upon short notice. They will also short time. be
manufacture all kinds of goods order They
will purchase quantity Of WOOL. the highe,
ket price. payable Goods Factory, nrF
Goods AMI Groceries, &c They would prefer Wool tina,
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope from their long
pc and business merit and
ceive share Of patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
April 18th. 1874. l6n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

IINIIE undersigned wish purchase three thou
sand bushels Of Fi.AXSEED, for which ;hey will
highest price, If delivered Bejamin Siraston
ssose in Richmond, OF q, their bIill on Ekhorn.
NORDYhE & THOMAS.
JULY 25th 1874 3l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
CONSUMPTION Of tie LanGS.


Tie fl5,efl: IRE la's ;.t l',slres INN u..sy Jo.,a
Hytrs -uggtts .N,rarb ~ tFis St1fe, q srfoot Il
las eo.9r.icafed be Jatn H,'aer, Erg-, c't'zen q
Eur{t4etgl,, L;cbutS Co'ats ONO.
B1nl,Ssr,v, Lies Co., O., Dec {, I,ia
Messre. JosLIN Il RowE:-At your requss; hero" ith
transmit to statement Of tue ease OF Mrs. inner aud
child able 70 communicate, which you are
liberty pl5lisi, If YOU IT. as FEEL desire 70 n
form vofli Of effects Of tie invaluable mcfieiae
called wi-,sr's Ba.satn Cherrv, to ~hch bv
divine blessing, ndeDied for the restoration to heah
About ne wear. aga. Mrs Wfner wa attacked VITA
cog. pain the chest and side. aud symptoms Of
approaching During the intervals from that
ia February last. she had been treated By
eminent Physicians from tica, = wanna Homer Oa'ha"
ana Negafh AMI ith ony partial relief OF the most Ir
gent symptoms About year ago. she caogt fiate7
cold seated upon the LONG,, predicting an a'fng
asgr all her previous SYMPTOMS irF Ihfseiah
for despite his beet ea9It= she aega Ttpy
under disease CoJgh. Expecioratan, iicctc
together ighi fe5Icei her TO complete
In February last, her attending fhy@can iett
ed her altogether hopeless conae WIS e7led, anf
after celebrating upon unanimously pronounced
beyond the Of ard expressed her
opinion that she co1I survive titne
weeks farthes Sue this time eat5tey conHaf
AMI scarcely able aT:icuiae. except IN wins
ner ler iy m 3xess of coughing would last her
intefuutedy from - hnIrs ami 80 severe were they,
tina, d mat paroxysm wona be the a-i
The physicians IN couac pronounced her lungs Liver.
kidnevs. Spne AJc1s Membrane Of ;be stomach 70
be inc0raby diseased Il was at ths last extremity that
happened to obtain pamphlet describing Dr. Nlsiar5
Balsam OF W lid Cherry, applicable TO Lug affections
We Immediately cent to you AMI procured ooste, ana
commenced its evening by giving her one teaspoon
fd and such The surprising effect that she was able to
pass comfortable nights rest without peE'enohs hnf
paroxvsm coughing and such lis ultimate eject
taking bottles she was contrary to ha ex
neca,ons of her physicians and every VINO er
tirey restored health ahd since last samTer mas Gone
work of her family After tie last attack oil
Mrs Winner, youngest cal.d then an infant al tie
breast ptdy snsIng with the same
symptoms as its mosef and the happy effect OF the
Ba the mother were disposed 20 maze
rial Of it child, ana atieaded win Inc same
peri success
The above be asez,ea byoar paysieaa
we'll a. our neighbors ard acquaintance, who "a" Mrs
W ln.es DARN. the ro1rse II her sickness
Very tEu.y. yours, &c.
JOHN Winner.
Dur!iseto1. Licking CO O.
Psice - per bottle or ~ hotties ~ 3
For sale IN Cincinnati, only br
SANFORD & PARK.
No IS, Fosr,h st. sstvreen Man & Syrsmore.
ssols :, R;rb,oo.,4 ar .ae BOOK STORE.
ami 4fs3 at REELS ORIG STORE.
Also. in Paris. Q. ard IN Wincaesser, Ia. BY
De- Isl I543 (4sl COTTON & JONES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06

The True SPlRIr.-An Irishman. on being
questioned respecting his opposition to Polk &
Dallas replied--"lf were in England should
vote for Polk and Dallas. but as am in America,
shall vote for Clay and F renghuyson."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
A COCRTINC SONG.

n NOI NIlNG ScSG.
Mss LESLIE
The parlofs both are occupied
And every other spot,
BY couples who a counting seem
And yet perhaps they're not.
There some tina. court taboure:s,
Placed lovingly together,
And loving they whisper low,
OF fashion or the weather:
Some court within tho veslibule
And some upon the stairs,
And many cour, o,tomans,
Aud very few IL chairs.
And openly wi,hou; di.gnise,
Issal tho courtng done.
No matter whether on it shines
The gas light tho aun;
And 80 DESTROYS they still
The state nf things to prove
Tbs more that visItsrs come in,
Ths more they i'll not move.
But there they ii, and perseveie,
In spite Of hint and glance,
And people that on business come,
Have very little chance.
And some court at tho checker board,
While others court at enes.,
(Thoush chess-players cannot DC IN love
SO much they profess.)
There are some tina, at back Cannon court,
Half hid behind a column.
And some would even court at whist
Were not ,he game so solemn;
There are some that promenade as II
Thew ueyer meant 10 atom.
And some that think it policy
To institute hop.
This conrtng of the young folks
IL pretty sight to see,
But the counting of tho married ones
Had better never be.
Success TO all whose hearts arc fixed
ON objects right and true;
We wish, with them, that they could make
A shorter cout,ship do.
I'm always glad when any friend
lnvi,es me out TO tea,
For tits worry dull TO stay a, home,
With no one counting mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
B. A. Fahncstock's LIQUID OpOpELD0C.

This LIQUID Opo'eI3oc differs entirely from tic common
Opodeldoc. 1t and alternating ard VII re tom.
peculiarly serscIbie in Rheumatic and Honty aeeto'a
Stiffness neck oint Nominees, cramps, Up 7''s
Bruises &c. l. also be applied for sudden feaAthf
AMI su.t. ~here the sAh Il MOI
pnthe wounds latsrtA Hail7 al ne sresy
relieved by H. Prito p cents per tiai.
Fahnestocl1 & cos Pneumonia, or Cough Ba'sam.
This preparation has proved Itself TO be Of very great e
fcacy obs,jntla Coughs, Colds. Asthma
Whoo,ng Cough. Splitting Of Blood, aud ohe1 pneGnonlr
aections AMI the poprietors warranted II recommen
ding AMI useful medicine, and are prepared TO
lcates of ndispItabe Hutty il yiony II
1t pleasant the ~ offered 1t - ie~
place within reach OF every person
There perhaps but few Cough Preparations. that VII
produce such decided effects in tine Price -
per vial
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
II II Il + A i. Il A d. u VI,
IS rkiSfso PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAY,
DIP. HOLLOWAY u. w. DAVIS,
1T he So,iheasf corner Of Nam Front streets,
Richmond UaLae county. Indiana.
TOur delinquent subscribers are

hereby notified that Corn, Hay, Oats, Wheat,
Flour. Wood, &c. will be received until the lst Of
January ncx.-nothing but CASH after tha, l,l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-12-06
Constructive Patients

have already tested eNatsd virtues and cane-se IL
slrpas-t- excellent and amazing 2aer 1he fenttrNt-
He this Blfsan j. abBot nTaI great
measure peculiarly agreeable AMI powerful iure OF