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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-10

LEW DAyID.-Those who acquainted with the
of Jew Davds or Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills will glad learn that another shipment
has Just been received by the travelling agents who are
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities OF these articles
sold are sufficient of their superior medical virtues
Yet should there be an increduous or daughter OF
affection wtIo suffering under all the horrors OF Lorne
back Rheumatism Seated Pains, Weakness Pain in
tie side or breast, Seedlings. 1"noye, Kings ErH, DC
all OF which this plaster seldom fails cure, with
Duspepsa Lirer Afction, Ferer Chill Ferer Ferer and
Aoue ScrofIa, of the diseases that originate
tonshing of which these Pills have become so
POPULAR for the benefit of such we will suboin few
of letters showing the estimation IN which these
medicines are held, where known
Indianapolis April 4th, lo45-Messrs d. Harter & Co
-Gents-You will please send us II doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster and boxes Persian Pills. Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sci!
large quantity this season Yours respectfully
john ]. OwsLEY. Druggist.
Newtown Ia April 10th, l645.-Meszrs D. Har,er &
Co-CTents-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue to go off ine and nearly
out of Pills. YOU had better by the stage dri
doubt not that this medicine will be much want
ed this season as every body is calling for il, Yours
truly, JOHN MICK, u
Charlottesville Ia Jan. -, la45.-NIessrs D. Harter
81 O. nc av haxs 3 9s sz4 and
Pills YOU furnished three weeks since, and 1t would
be well to keep we'll supplied. find calls for the
medicines inc reasng daily would here state, that l
articles my drug that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
NOAH :. THOMPSON.
Washington Ia Aug 3d. Is4i.-Messrs. d. Har,er s.
CoGents-At the request of many, who are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills. write You the
coad time saving that we are We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills which render general
Please send another lot Immediately and oblge
Yours, respectfully, GALLAGHER 4 ALTERS
J-For sale by Is D,gisia Richmond, Ia
]. Stevens.
DR.. R. Swain. ! iie'
John Hosea, Cambridge CITY
A. Savage & Co, PennsyilIe,
Jno. n. LeIbrick, Dublin.
Parker s. Stanton, Newport,
l. Donelon, Abingdon.
Nov
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WANTED TO PURCHASES

few acres of first rate land, with House, &c.
thereon; within three miles from Richmond. ANY
person having such property TO sell reasonable
may hear OF a purchaser by applying to
WILLIAM BOOTH, ST
South If.h Street, Richmond. Ia 46-3:.
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a MOTH f. X
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

TIME unde rsigned offers for sale valuable farm con-
tanning 1870 situated about four miles south of
Richmond, the Turnpike leading from Richmond 10
Hamilton The land of the first qualty-has on it a
comfortable dwelling house, barn, &c..-an excellent
chard-good springs This farm the residence of the
late Judge Davenport, and is known to be one of the
pleasantest this section of the country
The title indisputable and will be sold fair terms
Enquire the premises of
REBECCA DAVENPORT.
Oct 90 lSl5 4l-tf
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For sale at REEDS DRUG STORE
Richmond, Ia., Nor. 26, 1e45.

II VERY STABLE-The subscriber has for hire,
several good saddle horses-Buggies and well broke
horses His te rms will be suited o the times.
Richmond, June 4. ls45- 7u LEWIS BURk.
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31stuUSO11HN S0d01Ce
rU<HE undersigned offers for SALE favorable terms
the reside in which he resides. 1t is situated on
Market Immediately of the Public Square,
of the most pleasant locations tho city. The
building is u TWO-STORY BRICK, recently built, in
modern style, and besides being of the best
ling 1t has
wash.HOuse, SmOkc-IIOuse, Dairy, Cistcrn,
stable. &C..
all in good order. The grounds neatly laid and
well a,ed with choice collection of fruit
and
WIN. WIGGINS
Richmond, June lS, lS45. 24tf
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SheriT,s Safely vir

SheriR',s Safely virtue of an Exccu-
- ton to me directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court,
~ cxpose at public sale the court house door, IN
CenreviiIe Wayne county, Indiana the 10th day OF
Il-cember lS45 between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m,
and o'clock D. n, Of said day, the following property
to.wit: . -
certain parcel or tract Of land situate IN CO..
Indians, known by being part of the South East quar-
ter of section thirty -four, (34) township num-
bercd fourteen, ~ range one, % west OF neiue az
line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami river.
bounded as follow Beginning at the North w est
of said quarter section, running thence South
eghtytwo 1922 erches to an established corner
Fast one hundred and twenty (2 perches SIX (o)
link. TO an shcd corner thence North Eighty
(s2) perches and fifteen lo links to an estaose cor
ner the North line OF said quarter secuoh tnehce
West the place of beginning sixty
(63) acres and thirty three 900 hundred,hs'
Taken as the property of Joel Vale and Luther Crock
ar To satisfy said favor of George L. Larkn
and Ralph E. Bigelow
Nov. 18th, lS4P. pr fee-S2,ool aus
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
II a. W. q 3 3 TBS
Cheap CASH Store!

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and
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Richmond
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IHVHE MORAL. ALMANAC, FOR THE iEAh
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COMPETITION THE Life OF BUSINESS.
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER
ID r Y O. O o ID : J!
Only Srteen days from NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA!
EEV Els & p A 1 e :,

XOULD respectfully their friends and the Pupc gen
w ing. at he RICHMOND CASH STORE, Oh tne h.'-
stockc tof-
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Tia PCCfhC MAS or
INDIAN PILL.

Fac great variety Of Medicines offered III the
t. States, for the cure ofevery disease ale
Lheirgeneraluse furnish proof attheconfdcnce
II the community On thisclass Of Medicines m
;rcases. ltthis had been confircd to person
we'll acquainted with the principles OF the heals
ny art IncalculUhle benefit ouId haN, resulted
TO society. unfortunately. however, these air
-iclcs have too frequently been prescribed In
complaints of opposite character. aud the SAINT
medicine been offered as II specie remedy for a.
the diseases which icsi is Leu 20.
In Bilious Fever, cnlargcn cnt OF the Liver,
Iaundcc, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting Sick and
Foul Stomach attended with Headache. hyS-
oepsil and Costivoncss, Iufnnmatic, OF The liv-
r, an all those derangcn'rits OF the stuna h
Ind bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion ofthc | liver and It's cirCGlaticn. The
pocahontas PHI will perform the part OF Il spe-
piic or certain remedy. We only solicit al the
bands orthc public, fair trial oithe Pill, and
,rl assured no encon;ums will be necessary
with those who use thom.
Milton, Pa. G.. p. MERRlCE. NJ. d.
Sold 1T DR., WalIace's Medicine ard Paint store
lklon, Joseph !Iaincs Brick meeting House
:. l. "Iav'ou Pivot Bridge Nav, 'rrG.
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Every Body Ought 10 Know of
DR.. BECUTER'S
PULMONARY PRESERV ALIVE.

So cf1rctual in Coughs, Colds, nfuenzas. Ca
larrhS, Asthma, Pains of the Side and Of the
Breast, Bronchitis Splitting Of Bcod. Shortnrss
u nreath, Nhoopng tcugh. all Diseases otthe
Breast and lrugs and for the arrest o. approach
ing Consrnlp ON.
So popular is DR. Bcchte : Pulmonary Preser-
vatvG throu9Eou all Germany, and alftctaal
in Diseases oil the Lures, that from lis miracul-
Gus effects and wonderful cuIts-it Is there gen
orally known and styled DIR. Eechter's Life
PTcsCrvcr."
Asnumcrous certificates gifts very good eff
fects and wonderful cuies in this country, have
been frequently published, il IS deemed necessary
only TO remind the pubic O; 80 valuable mcdi-
cine ard inform them where it can be procured
genuine
$Ls 'irice--Fihy Cents II halfpint bottle,
".sPrnpare and sold, wholesale and retail, AT
Dr. bEIDY'S HEAL1 II EMPORll NJ, No. 1871
North Second street, below Vine, (sign of the
Golden Eagle and Serpcnts) Philadelphia.
DIR. WALLACE, Eikto Nd
Z. BRINGHliRST, Wilmington, Del
Mr. SULLIVAN, Ilavre de Grac Nd.
Dr. FISHER, Frederick, Md.
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w WASHINGTON
HOTEL.
Eii. i'm ,Ysii.

The subscriber. late OF Wilmington
Delaware Whete he kept "a Public House
Ior many years, Respectfully iutolm> The
Public. that he has taken the Tavern house
II EIkton, lately occupied by Mr.. Josiah
Foard, aud known as the " u>hlrgton
Hotel. where h. i, fully pre- pared to en-
lertain both Cilizens aud Strangers. III L
manner tina: he hopes will give genelai
satisfaction.
lie is well prepared ,e accommodate ci-
Their lranslentor permanent 20 NRNEES.
at very moderate charges ind every etlor
will be made To insure their comfort.
His TABLE will be plentlIuIIv supplied
with The best the market affords, served
up in The best style aud every attention
will be bestowed to please in his branch
of the business.
His Stable is an excellent one. well
supplied with provender- his hoslers az
teutive and obliglng, and his stable yard
is large aud commodous, with good sheds
for carriages.
DRONERS can be accommodated on
the most reasonable terms.
He respectfully soIiceis share olPub-
lie patronage, and haltcrs hin. eli he will
be able to merit it, by pleasing all who
give him call
Respectfully
The Puh'fc's Scrv't
SAMUEL MlIIlR K.
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. Foard has received from
the city large and elegant as
sortment OF fashionable BON
NETS together with general
variety Of articles in her line, and
would respectfully inform hire
friends and the public that she is
prepared TO furnish them, at very
moderate prices. Her shop is
directly opposite the Washington
Hotel.
Nov. 10th lS14-tf
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III AFeEbW ARE.

THE subscrbers respectfully ask the attention
# Country Merchants 10 their stock vi HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY. They are now re-
Living from England and the Manufactures Of
"is Country considerable additions TO it, which
ct make it very attractive, and they are willing
r. ,rllu terms which they cannot but think
ldl beound entirely satisfactory. Country Mcr-
i''ants are invited to call and examine for them
nves and it is confidently hoped they will find
lthairntcrcst to purchase from the subs ribers
ei YARNALLS 4 WALTON.
reno II l., South Fourth Street, few doors
allow Market Street Philadelphia
itSapt liLh lS4i--3m
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THE CECIL WING.
EnOch Crouch

Hat Manufactures. Main 81. Etkt,n. Nd
Sign Of The Golden Hat, one door iron the
Post office.
One word TO the Public in regard to
business. My motto is. and always was
TRONIZE HOME lNDuSTEY",
and feel thankful TO this community for
past patronage " lille III my old business.
boot aud shoe manufacturing. NEich !
carried on in THIS place 3 y,aGS past. !
have now sold out, and have engaged in
the
HATING DUsiNTSS.
which did not commrnce toopposo any
peas on. Ia, there was no Hat Manufacturer
in HE ptcr. thought could supply
the stones with hats. and that would sup
porl me-, but q, they arc Determined NOT
to lalronizc me. will sell at wholesale
price. hich are as follows:
Fol Nu'ria Hats, best Mol $500
:. do do No2 1876
" SaXonv Mol 300
: Spanish Mol $50
4" Cashmere. black Mol 2.7J
. do do Mop $50
6 do blue $50
{" Common fur hats $3.50 to 200
A vauuy Of common hats from rs
rtn,s down to so cents apiece.
Some will say this is humhug. but il
is bug some of them wont like. for II
will luz: them out of "a big profit. Ny
hats are made of good materials, and by
pyreiiCuctd WoIkmen. ard will do IN
all hats hrough, nGm llcr Of cost. which
costs, twenty five rcn,> il mace elsewhere
NIB. viii sell all kinds Of hats. 50
cents chearer Than any store in Etk,on
can sell them. tll hats warranted net to
be surpassed in ncalres ard Durability
ENOCIl CROl Gil.
E)kton, April Isl 1874
Highest market price, Cash. given for
iurs.
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Attention
THE WHOLE
- HEAP FASHION ABLE CLOTHING.
g FOR ''.3SH.

HEAP FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
FOR 'ASH.
1 No. 292 Market Street. - first above the Wcs-
tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
.hli who want (" save IS per cent. in the pnr
haze ofrcady made Clothing are invited focal
/ TINS store. and examine the largest and hes
in this city, consisting OF
upper Cloth Dress and Frock Goats
from 50 to Sl1
Do Tweed Sack and Frock Coats $50 G
hguled and plain Cashmere
Pants, 8 to 6
With grcat variety of Vests, 10 3
Together with a large assortment Of good
pNiNG and SUMMER CLOTHING very
,eap. This stock is all made and trimmed in
lie neatest and best manner. Call look and lest
he fact.
.g' Don't forget No. 292.
NJ. TR ACY,
No PAP Harke, :,
F'iialslshia, April 18th. ,s4A.
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lhe suhscfttr ~ uIGoI 10 ctrtGn 10 the de
pressed si"tc u times aIc prepared to furnish
Men 5 Women aud Chi ldrc MS loots and shoes
OF almost every description. atthefollowing re
duc'G prices.
Meas hne Boots. from s., so to 50 90
DO coarse do. 2,62 to ,, 10
10. coa'sc and tIOe lace do. 80 TO &c
DO. coai St and fine Shoes, 81 TO 80
Do. NulliGcrs, l,ST to 90
Do. Navy SAoes, l,5Uto } o,
Do Jack son Boots, ESQ to 35C
Women Morocco I'D i id Slippers. 80
Do. thick sole DO. lie
DO. Morocco nccts, I,51 to | SO
DO. Leather Boots, LES
Do. Cater do. 200
Do. Morocco Cater Boots, l62
Boys Boots, from l,5o to , so
10. Lace Boots, SItol ,5t
Misses and rhildrcn's Roots. very low
He also keeps general asscr'r'ont Of wo-
mems Shoes OF his own nanuiacthle. from 81
J. ) to 10 cents. warranted 20 sHrpnss any thing
that has been chcrcG Cor tlr rtc.
N e. Irapy Of hS"ork ta,ls, it will he re-
apircd withouIcharge, and dcdrcti.I mad, in
the n"Nt pair.
All HI DIS Of country produce taken il ~
change
Elkion, May 20th ls42--tf.
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PATENT MEDICiN ES.
WOEsiS, S,'GEhIGl

LErDYs Wolm Tea; NrAvEks Worm Tea and
SUIvr; JAMES Tonic Nc,miirgc: MErrcNs:
FAHAEsroLks End SWANS NeIuir9rs: CAR
rE>TEEs Ext Fiat, Root; PLrErs Nolm Lozcn-
ge.; PAREEEs " orm syrup; each valuable rem
cdy for children.
FOR DISEASES OF TIE Lungs md
CHEST.
J,YNrs EXprctoran': RronrERs Pulmonary
Presley tive; NIsIAEs fa>;m d " I'D thenY:
TroMI'tNH W." 7 rsCrytE IETEEs (ot4 Lou
erors: Rrse : PccloraI Eaj>am. all are cxfollcd
in Co"gns, COLDS, Consump ton aud diseases ol
the chest.
FOR .4GUE AND FEVER.
CANTHEIrs AgGc M;Nturc, Row >Nps Tonic
Mixture: PARKEns Ague Powders each has been
cCncntIy successful as REMEDY.
PILLS.
LEIpv's Blood Pills. Lr,py's Female Pill;
I,'hce Suuatiye PIT: PGrhrs Vegetable FiIj;
PocAuoNTAs Pm PERSIAN PHI; CAArEELLs al
'eral,vc or Family Phi,
FOR SCROi UL9 avn Diseases OF
mr. SKIS.
CArrLNTrrs and LLiuNs Extracts and syrup
Of Salsapt la; ! 'Nrs li;c Plcsvlyor CANrnLlls
An,isrolhntic Syiup; lioltKs ana SNAINLs
Panacca's.
Also. lAyNrs Ca,mirative for srrmcr com
plant and alt affections Of the Towels; JAyNEs
i!alr Tonic; Jay rs American liar dye: CAN
lrHiIs N'rvou. C"fcrl tcr Hysier,a and low
ness oC sr' - CaNTrIILs hrti.tvsrrrtic pow.
defs; ILuEtsINs: Hl,,utc,ic N'G.cIe, and Eye
riLTS fn,i,ooat.or: iwEs Nerve
aud Bone l.iu,lu.Ii i,r i,EtuGatjsm sc; IEirlg
Irtirr and liCh uiunCrt: JInkrNs oii'muh iol
!:rIIs. Ulcers. NDun@s, Sc; JEW DAVIS plaster
konLNrs l'2oth ache Drops.
For '"Ie at J. VILLAGES, Drrg store.
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important News from Llkton
me l.i.NKE HEAT III

81 GaIi now very ch cap are It,
81 SPand Shoes at Thomas {
ssssDE ~AsckOuCIi'S bc", and sI.oc ,toI'
EA sign of the Big Boot opposite the
Colrt House Elktun.
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For DISEASES OF THE Lungs .q.ND
CHEST.
FOR .9GUE .l.N'D FEVER.

CANTGELLs AgGc Mixture; Row ,Nps Tonic
Mixture: PARKLns Ague Powders, each bias been
crlmcntIy successful as REMEDY.
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as pages Reading Matter, lesidcs two elegant
Steel Plates, and fine Nc"d Engrasingsm
each Nunlber.
The PupLisuFns, in sending forth their Pros
pcctus lor the Third Volume OF their Aiaga-
zine, which is exclusively aud rcrma-
uently the editorial control Of
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BEFORE SUBGCRJiING 70 ii PERjoDE
Gil JOa 1915, rt.fD TIE FCLLOH-
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PREMIUMS.

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Address
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

At meeting of Holly Springs Lodge
No 35 Of Free and Accepted Masons. held
at their Lo lge Room in Holly Springs
Miss. on the evening Of the 23d Inst. or
motion Of the r. W., G. A. Wilson. r. G
N. of Mississippi the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously ad pied
WHEREAS, In the dispensa'ion Of al all
wise and benevolent Providence, our late
worthy and we'll beloved Brother, Andrew
Jackson, Past Grand Master of Tennessee,
has been called from the 1abors of an earth
ly Lodge to that celestial retreshmen
which is prepared ia our Fathers house for
al! faithful craftsmen; and whereas. it is
our duty as well as pieasureto Offer, upon
all suitable occasions, a public and M rked
expression of our regard for distinguished
merit; be ii therefore
Reso'rsd, That the high and meritori-
Gus character and services of our deceased
Brother, deserve at the hand of our frater>
nifty and of the world. marks Of the highest
commentator and regard.
2. Resotre3 That as Free Masons, we
mingle our ua.eigned regrets with our fel.
low ciiz@ns at large. on account of the
death of our deceased brother Andrew jack
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28

THE MASONIC CELEBRATION.
The anniversary Of 81, John the Ba piist
was celebrated 10 elegant syle. by tie
mem bers of tho Masonic Fraternity in this
place. together with their brethren of neigh
boring lodges, who were invited to par;ici.
pate In the ceremonies or the OCCASION
The procession formed at the Masonic Hall.
and moved to the Presbyterian Church.
whence they proceeded 10 the Methodist
Church where the officers were installed
and an oration, by H. w WALTER. Esq.
and sermon, by the Rev. j. w. PENoER.
of the Baptist Church. were delivered before
The audience. the oration of Mr.. Walter
was an able and eloquent effIrt, which Gil
great credit 10 lis talents as an orator, and
showed him to be a gentleman of much
study and Information; while the sermon
of the Rev. Mr.. Pender was one Of the best
practical discoIrses on the subj ,ct of Ma
soury that we ever iis.ened TO. The SER
mon concluded, the procession was again
formed. and marched in order to the MAR
SHALL HOUSE, where an excelen, and
bcuntiful dinner had been prepared for the
brethren and their families. by the worthy
host. Col. d WILLIAMSON.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-28
EOUCATInY-

IL VIII MT be denied. that the standard :,
e1ucduoh IN our country generally is f.,
rom oelDg as elevated aud refioeI AZ :. !
siraOfe. IL IS therefore The du.v NJ evs..
one 10 use his efforts 20 accomplish an end
so aseiu laad necessary. 1t Is a feet which
c"hnot be too widely disseminated anono
me people, that Notwithstanding The numer,
ous ana aPPare nily well.dl,ecttd .ff.tts
"nich nave been made for the advance ~
education and d fusion of knowlsdo.. ,ha
p'osress ot crime Is on tie increase.
ihe reason of Ibis undoubled ;s H.,
.aaca'ion has not been properly aitended
y. of u can never be the tendency "a
81; ~ ruuca lon to produce evil resaiss.-
us 'asit Can be attrihu,ed neither 70 .sa.h
ao' pa ent alone, IL mus, be share bv
mere are IL IS true, many nn,vo
'"y 'eachefs-men who are . 49, |
lheir name and prof ssion bu. are ,so
patents 6l.mele,s? Do they nl,v,ss ds a
;harge their duiiesl How i !. aas.'hs -.
aa' 'snchef can do Justice 10 h,,,s.sf -
,.ne's ,aa a Win boy; wao. except whr ~.
=. "s eye Is Permitted By his parents -
Jam al large and unrestrained W.,
as !. ',as ne oi education bat as task. or of
ne government Of The school room. bot a..
les Ta o.iyranny which he feels bound 10
very possible occasion He