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Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

Board of County Commissioners their June Term 1845,
made the tofoiring resolution:
Resoued, by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
poor has become heavy item in the county expenditures,
/ owing in great measure to the manner in which the
managed by the Overseers of the Poor in the
different townships not enqurng strictly into the
ity of the claims that resented to them for allow
ancehereafter allowances will be made by this Board
for such services unless said claim verified by oath
affirmation OF the claimant and its Justice and fairness
tilted by Overeers of the Poor i'll such township where
the claim have orgnated and that the be pub
isled.
Board Of County Comfnssioners,I
June Term. 1915.
The following resolution adopted the 5th day of
June, lcio
WHEREAS In opinion, the system by which the
Poor House in this county has hitherto been conducted
raby deficient, falls short OF the benevolent
design originally intended by its institution and consruc-
ton: therefore.
Ordeyed By the Board That James Perry, Samuel Han
nah and Samuel h Hosour, be appointed inquire in
the expcocncy of changing the location thercof and
whether good would result the and what would
be the incurred thereby and report writing
the Board full length what changes could be introu
ced into the system conducting the Poor House with
advantage the comfort OF the paHPers. without incur
ing additional expenses and generally mature and
Ordered bg tn. Board. That the. life re spapcrs
the county be- requested To thaabove publication
| FRANCIS KING. Auditor Wa county
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

Ts>IIE une rsigned offers for sale favorable terms,
the residence in which he resides. 1t Is situated on
Market Immediately OF the Public Square. and
of the most pleasant locations in the city The
building is a TWO-STORY BRICK, recently built. in
modern style and besides being OF the best materials it is
finished III sup style. 1t is coumodious and convc-
nent, and has all the apPendages of comfortable dwel
ling. 1t has u
Nash-EIou>c, SmOke-FIouse, Dairy. Cistern.
stable, &C.,
good order The grounds neatly laid out and
well cultivated, with choice collection of the best fruit
and
Also. for sale,-A splendid two-horse FAMILY CAR-
RIAt E-madc of the best materials together with
excellent HAIR NES for two horses. u good Horse
will be taken in for the Carriage and Har
N Call and examine. " NJ " lGG1NS-
Richmond, June II. lSio. 2ltf
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
LEATHER.

G5They will also keep for sale variety OF Eastern and
Country TANNED Sole and Upper Leather, Calf skins
Harness and Bride Leather which will be exchanged for
Hides SKINS and TalIow. They will sell Leather at cash
prices. WiGG1NS X RODGERS
Harerstown. June H. lS45 30 in Iitf
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry Executions
- directed, from The Wayne Circuit Court. viii
expose al Court House door Ccntrevlie. Wayne
county, Indiana, the 2st day of July, 1915, between
the hours Of o'clock, and O'Clock, p.
said day, the following property, to-wIt.
parcel or lot of land III the city of Richmond,
Wayne county, lniiana, known by being lot No d. also
the halves OF lots No 81 and 81, and the west halt
Of lot No 5 aiso all that part of certain lot of ground
in said city, known by being part of lot No 81, boun
dcd follows to-wit: Beginning the northeast
of said lott running thence south Al feet inches;
33 feet; thence north III feet inches; thence
the place OF beginning that part of said city
laid by Charles w Starr. and Jcrc m1l Cox Taken
the prpcrty of Daniel D. Sloan satisfy Executions
of Robert C. Aliison Richmond Trading md Man
nfacturiDg Company, and others.
DAVID GENTRY Sh w G..
June :,3d, I~i5. fpr fee 50 cots
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

ENNECUT0RS = NOTICE.-fhc unde rsgncd has ia
IL ken the WAYNE Probate Court letters tcsta
nentary the Of Jeremiah Girton dec late Of
county, the reforc all indebted to said
tate Will please make Immediate payment. and all having
claims against the will present them for settlement
legally authenticated. within from this date
The estate is solvent. ELIJAH w. GIRTON. EN-
Inuc l~ti 9i:St
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

HXECUTOR'S SALE-Wiii be offered for sale
IL Saturday, the 18th day OF July, the late residence
trton deed, the personal property of said
deccdeni: consisting of: Two Horses; twc-horse
agon; three milk Cows, Buffalo Buli three young
cattle. lot of Hogs; Sheep; Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &e. &c Sale TO commence at ~ CLOCK,
Terms made known dav Of sale; and due atten-
given by ELIJAH W. GlRfON, EN.
June i-th. iel5. aItS
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
S.t..t si.1'O iTi.p,
OR .INPRo, ED INDIAN VEGETABI

Tor Intermittent, Remitt. Bilious and infanmaory
Fever, Head Ache, indigestion. Dyspepsia, Perverted
tpc Heart Burn hIarrhoea, Dysenery
Bilious Choc, aud W ors Foul stomach. Pain III the
Head. Side or Back Scroflia, Scuryv. impurities
of The Blood, distractions and Female complaints
ally.
There has appeared medicine which, while il
harm. calculated to do much good. They
excite ctfl perspiraon. ani open all the natural
drains Of the The obstruction of nsensibe Per
spration the of portion OF human suffer
These pills the pofccf, extraordinary
degree OF removing all distinctions ami giving health
fu circulation. They undoubtedly supersede all
other pur gave medicines. they have iour-fod action
Skin.
Children viii hesitate take them; and they
be relied vond any other remedy ctfectuLl
medicine for WORMS and all complaints Incl
dent 10 children. More children have been cured in
New FORK the present year. by the OF DIR. SMITHS
PILLS than all other medicines comhined-as there
no need Of forcing thefn doset like ohe medicines
One important advantage taking these Pills Is, they
do not produce other unpleas-
Pills have thousands OF instances
duccd Piles and other consequences far worse than the
disease for which they administered. This is par
tculary guarded against III the combination of them
ingredients Of which DR.. Smiths Pills composed
thus rendering them harmless
Ihcsc Pills made of the paTtSt materials; and we
have the satisfaction Of having proved to the Medical
Faculty that they possess uncommon virtues
The directions and of diseases. accompany
every box, in u circular of pages.
mo SUGAR COATED Pills be genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor sc BENJAMIN. Nj. D.
President of the New ork College OF Health upon
cry box.
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
Bank Note and Exchange List.

Correeted for Cincinnati Gazette by Ellis Valete'
Erchange Brokers, ". T.. of Main and 3D. SIS
Who prepared to buy. generally the notes OF The
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
CASH PAID FOR WOOL!
% 0OO LBS. OF WOOL WANTED AT THE
RICHMOND XyOoLLES FACTORY.

FfNEE undersigned Is prepared to receive WOOL, to
( manufacture into Cloth FauncIs, Blankets, Sattl-
and Jeans, either by the yard siares,on
ted 10 the times. tie also has hand
good Of above named goods: which he Is
willing o Exc HAN1iE for WOOL other produce
I=He will also Full and DIRE CLoTH, at the
customary prices
Richmond. -sath 81 5tb ,ne Iol5 22tf
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

ItANDLE AND SOAP FACTORY.--T The under
signed having entered into partne rshp the busi
ness of making Soap and Candles, prepared
supply the public with article superior any hereto
offe red in this market. The Candles made of
the of ailo, and rranted to be cted by
the heat of summer-to burn clear, and emit
smoke Soap of superior quality also offered at Gin
cInnati prices = w foRSHA
q. WILSON.
Richmond, June i, lei 23-tf.
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
THE BEST, and CHEAPEST,
MOST UNIFORM SERIES
STA NDARD
SCHOOL BOOKS
EVER rU EI II ED.
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To those engaged in the important, but ardu-
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ECLECTIC READERS, Nos. one, Two, THREE
Four, presented, thoroughly
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an instructor render him peculiarly fitted for
the department OF authorship to which he has
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of the series, and the valuable aid afforded him
in the revision by experienced educator have
also furnished him with unusual facilities for
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works.
In this series, comprising it docs, careful
selection of instructive, entertaining and moral
matter progressively arranged, and graduated
with reference to the capacity Of the pupil, Prof
McGul1ey has afforded to parents and teachers,
O most thorough, complete, and efficient auxiliary
in the education Of youth Its extensive use has
been sufficient for the development and jus. ap-
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The intrinsic merit of Prof. McGuf1ey's
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publisher is enabled, notwithstanding the heavy
expenditure in their revision and enlargement,
to manufacture them in the neatest and most
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well as the best school reading books extant.
JUST PUBLISHED, :.
McGUFFEYs RHEToRIcAr. GUIDE; or Fifth
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containing copious and minute rules examples
and exercises in articulation infection emphasis,
accent, quantity, rhetorical pause, modulaton,
preston, reading of poetry, rhetorical dialogue,
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added great variety Of elegant reading lessons,
(about half prose and half poetry,) selected
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publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetorical
Guide of Mr. McGuIey is well adapted to supply
the wants of classes in rhetorical reading in our
Academies, High Schools and Colleges.
McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS
are printed and published at Sc, Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, by
w. B. SMITH AND co.
School Book Publishers
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

(EyCORN wanted q, the Palladium Office
subscription. for which 81 IS per bishe! vii BE-
gwen
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
RECEIPTS AND IL Is.

IyNIE County Auditor submits to the Commissioners
of Wayne county, the following Report OF Receipts
and Expenditures of said County from the lst OF june
1911, to 3lst Of May, 1915, inclusive:
There remaining in the Treasury at last -
settlement S5:16S O3
There has been received at the County Irea-
sury, since the lst OF June, 1871, as follows,
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
CATALOGUE OF
+ RI NDS' BOOK s.

TIE undersigned has received from the East the fol-
l. lowing named Books, which offered for sale at
the prices annexed to them respectively:
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

Making whole amount of orders drawn Tr. Sl-26S -
By eledtic ting the Expe ndturcs from the Re
ccpts, it appears that there is remaining i'll
the Treasury, at the end of the financial
wear. 1871. [3lSt day of May, 1915 provi-
tied all orders drawn the Treasury had
been redeemed 7l76 i5t
Sl91f1 IS
OF the orders heretofore issued. Nos 53, l04S, Il42
l2O5 1897 ll3s 1919 1850, 2037, 20lo, 2l32, 2l3l,
.,0l 2260 and .rS6 yet outstanding, amounting TO
1921 %; which added TO S7176 i51, makes the
amount in the Treasury, S77oo 7ol-
Respectfully submitted
FRANCIS KING, \. w. c.
Centrcr:ue Nav 3lst, lSio.
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

V7ENITIAN WINDOW BLINDs.-The undersign-
Y ed will make, to order, VENETIAN WINDOW
BLINDS of superior quality, at short notice and at
twenty per cent. less than Cincinnati prices.
IPersons wishing the article can be accommodated by
calling at the adlerv Shoe Finding and Leather Store
s F. Fletcher. of Front and Main streets three
doors West of the Book Store.
ALFRED II. THOMPSON.
Richmond, June IL, 1916. 2i:3m
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

From Nephew of the late ,udg, Thompson.
NEW YORK. May -. Icil
DIR. Smiths "Improvcd Indian Vegetable Pills. have
proven Invaluable myself and family, the of
violent headache, pain la the side and stomach For
children no better medicine be produced. In the
little girl, old, the happy et
fects have resulted from their / have known
a medicine which | could confidently recommend
these Pills
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

StHERiFF's ssLE.--By virtue of Decree and Ex-
\ , ecution to directed, from the Wayne Circuit
Court, will expose public sale at the Court House
door, in Centrc,e. Wayne County, Indiana, on the
18th of July, Iel5, between the hours of o'clock,
y NJ ami four O'clock T. NJ, said day. the following
property. to-w.t
y certain lot parcel of ground lying and being in
the City of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, and
known being lot numbered hundred and iftyseveu
81 in that part of said cit laid out by Charles w Starr.
Taken the property of Peter McFarln and Francis f.
Johnson satisfy said Decree and Execution favor of
Charcs w. Starr.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh'fr w. c.
June 18th 1915. p. SIo0l Ats
A.IFRyFt'-> : S.I-F:..-By virtue of Decree and Ex-
ccutio directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
viii expose public sale the Court House door in
Ccnreville Wayne county Indiana, the 18th day of
July, 1e1o between the hours of ten o'clock, and
four O'clock p OF said day. the following property,
to-wit:
y certain lot Of ground lying in the city of Richmond,
Wayne county Indiana. and known lot numbered one
hundred and tftyone l51 in that part of said city laid
by Charles w. Taken the property of Elias
Bower and James W. Green, to satisfy said Decree and
Execution in favor of Charles w. Starr.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh'f w. G..
June 18th, 1915 [p f 81 80 2lts
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

ID ENOVAI.-.J W. & w. w. COOPER, have
h moved their Hide, Oil and Leather Store from No
81, Main street. No. 81, Columbia street, between
Main and Walnut street, CINCINNATI where they
keep general assortment of Leather &c consisting Of
Hog Skin Seating,
Calf Skin do
Skirting and Harness Leather,
Russet and Black Bride do
Bag hides and sides
Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf and Kip Skins,
Morocco, Lining and Binding Skins,
ALso
Spanish and drv hides
Tanners Oil; Tanners and Curriers' Tools,
Osborn's Patent double grinding Bark Mills.
Dealers in the above line invited call and
ing our stock. J w & w w COOPER.
n B. Leather in the rough take in exchange for Hides
and Oil
June 18th, lSl5. 24-6mo.
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
r.. THOMPSON, 56 Northmore st.
The following lady is too weil known in New York
for her intelligence and philanthropy TO be doubted.

for her intelligence and philanthropy TO be doubted
From the Matron of the u. :. Naval Hospital.
Accustomed as | administer to the sick,
appreciate u valuable medicine If there be medicine
adapted to the ailments Of mankind, il is Dr.
Smiths Sugar Pills. have used them and them
used with the astonishing results; in several instan
within knowledge, restoring the patient from
extreme lownrss and suffering, 10 strength and health
For ladies during pregnancy, these pills
ba,a. rccomnc nd to all for valuable family medicine
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

EFrom the Deputy Sheriff of New York.
Dr. Smiths 'Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. have
been used i'll the Edrdge street Debtors Prison. with
uncommon satisfaction. have never heard medicine
spoken of with interest by the sick who have taken
these Pills.
JAMES J. BEVINS, Deputy Sheriff
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25

From James VI. Turner Esq, late of the IT, s. Navvl
have been afflicted several years with weakness
my breast costveness and difficulty of breathing was
lately than troubled, though had taken many
prescribed remedies Through the advice of friend
procured Dr. Smith Patent ugared Pills, which used,
and they have only relieved but cured complaints
Ny wife has also used them with the happy effects.
believe them the best medicine in the world
JAMES NJ. TURNER, 5Sl Greenwich ST., n. Y.
Refers to the Hon. Sias Wright, U. S. Senate.
From a lady well known in New York;
have been troubled for years with dizziness and pam
&c. which have been entirely cured by Dr. smiths
s.Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. prize medicine
SARAH DOUGLASS
corner of Ludlow and w alker
[Dr Smiths Sugar Pills The voice of the Vest
Since printing very large edition of MONTHLY
RrrG1I we hsye ressiysd e h the Il feOging
The Wife of Captain Roberts. on Vine Street
Water, Cincinnati, has been afflicted with dyspepsia
its aggravated forn for the last years She
recommended by celebrated physicians of Boston,
New York, Phiadelphia Baltimore and Cincinnati to
travel they could do nothing for her. She did but
it done her no good. She then commenced using the
popular medicines of the day for her complaint but
derived benefit from their Seeing advertise
of DocToR SMITHS SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PILLS
in the papers, she concluded give them trial She
sent to G.. F. Thomas. Main street, between Third and
Fourth Doctor Smiths Agent Cincinnati and
purchased box took them according the direction,
and can with heartfelt Joy state that she derived more
benefit from the of one box of DocroR SMITH SUGAR
COATED VEGETABLE PILLS than from all other medicines
she has made of for the last ten years
The above sent to g. +. Thomas December 18th,
1874
JPRTCE 25 CENTS PER BOY.ry
No osSUGAR COATED PILLS. be genuine with
out the signature Of the sole inventor, sc BENJAMIN
SMITH, NJ D., President Of The n Y, College Of Health,
upon every box
Offices devoted exclusively he sale of this medicine
179 Greenwich Street, New York
g F. THOMAS, Main Street. between Third and
Fourth streets opposite the Gazette Office 1TSOLE Al
GENT FOR THE CITY OF CINCINNATI IN
-igeatS tor Smiths Sugar Coated PHs
Milton, d. c. Kern; Cambridge City, <. r. Shorp.
Germantown. John D. Wolff, Merchandising, Henry
eiettie; Centreyle, j. Stevens; White School honse
Ihos Ellis Liberty, Cuilsy & Bowers; Brownsville
Henry kider; Abingdon. II, 4 Whiie: Riehnoid IrsIn
Reed.
Nav -eth I.45. i,D.
Richmond palladium., 1845-06-25
[AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE. |

have TO record instance OF unparalleled suffering
which must have terminated my existence, had not DIR
Smith "ougarcd Indian Vegetable Pills. my
In the Fall of 1913, had scrofulous Affection
which nearly covered body with sores and rendered
unfit for life. In the course Of two months at
tackled with fever which ragged with great violence.
took prescriptions but without getting relief My
suffering great Mrs. Gould, whom shall
member with esteem) advised me to these Sugar
Pills which took in large doses few days. when the
fever and pain abated. continued these Pills small
doscs about five weeks, when fever and scrofula
cured, my blood completely purified and my gen
eral health improved.
certain my life, under Providence 10 the
usc of these Pills.
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Uatrrt nlc0ieines
wrSTAR'S BAISAM.

COMPOUND RAtsAMiC PREPARATION hvn
n Wild Cherry Rsrs AID TN.-rh- h~ss REMEDY
known 70 tn Word fo tie 81 Coughs. Gods. Asthma
Group Blr-~ins II he Luns- WhooFnf co...- bruncn
Il. lnausnxs >hortfes. ol r.ih PAN Neskn~s- n
Ne Breast Sd-. Liver Comp An1 anu ne nr'' ssse' :"
CONSUMPTION
gY THOUSAND CURES In ess-. deemed utterly
hop.ess have firmly esa shst ~ ssst SUPERIORITY ose
-Ssiure'. own Prescription beng fcsmcd chiefly ncn
chemical from Mid Nh~rry BARK anal INV
hsI ulcSy scattered whenever Diseases OF ne
iurg- prevail We g+vr sew instances - - rNtrecfrnsN
power. from = cAA.ogue xmo-l " ihoul end.
ais taiirc>s " NJ hc gwen :, iN- Ne'>-aHk Agency
Who gwen Up by al - her phy sicas 20 lie o' con
SUMPTION Isl hart mror for month. Oh he side-rass
xuOL- Quantities OF matter Of b.ny ssnct>-hs
taken uo medicine for months being pass al hcpe-en-
trey cured Nv few toues of MS Sslssin IN september
AMI October isfA
down for seven years thesns obliged 70 sleep In slns
posture 50 r cured aieod 10 bic basnsss The
Tbo,ua. Brsiee EsS P. Jsmsics l. l. cured OF asms
rbomas Cozrus H.idonhed, y J. esgihss under o~lh,
thsi ~ hss violent AMI pain n ne sdefor month";,
rsi.ed aye quantities Of corrupt maieraiso much o'oS-
h.. phy.sn- could DO hgt Ar tor ilu-saNe nm fiis ci
mercury. but did no good-l. risnas A. ~ [ ~
gaopng consumption -entr-y outeu os WI - WYNN" W
WlsTARS RAi.SAM -, ~ .,
Mrs Am n Hopkins. Of knSwlesville. n Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general deolh'y OF eisne~
months standing. A., :,
Jscob Hoffman. NJ D. Huntington. cured child of ?
Schro-be of osins,e disease of the Lungs s'er ne nS
uei al the uslsl rrmssiies IN VAN
Cases daily occurring IL every part ~ th- country
which prove .nconie-nhy lie vast 81 Pcfor'y OF ls
h every shade Of Lung ard Liver disease over every o~f
preparation heretofore known to ihe wsrt .
Sold, wholesale aud Retail, ~ A Is ~ sANps
Wholesale Druggists. - FOtonst SewNork sold $50 a.
Only AesSrs IN THIS CRY. Price. 81 per bottle STA
bottles for A. mhzs ON
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ranked among the band Of those who at least in the
ever-memorable words OF the Apostle have done
what they could for this purpose. To this band
belong all good men Of all countries and France has
contributed no small contingent of those whose
purpose was noble. whose lives were healthy
and whose minds, even in their lghtest moods
pure. We are better pleased TO rank as suit
tier or pursuivant in this band, whose strlie tie
Courier thinks mpuissaHte, than to reap the re
wards Of efficiency the other side There Is
not too much Of this salt in proportion to the whole
mass that needs 20 be sailed. nor are occasional
accesses OF virtuous misanthropy' the worst OF
naladies n world that affords such abundant
occasion for them
In fine: We disclam all prejudice against the
French nation. We feel assured that all or almost
all impartial minds will acquiesce in what say
as TO the tone of lax morality in reference to mar
rage, so common in their literature. We do not
ike it in joke in earnest neither are we Of those
TO whom vice loses most of its deformity by losing
all it, crOssness If there be deep and liberated
wound we think the more the richly embroidered
veil i. torn away the better. Such deep soci'l
*onnd exists in France we wish its cure, as We
wish the health Oh all NATIONS anu ol
indeed would we recoiltowardsa state OF nature.
We believe that nature wills marriage and parenaee
to be kept sacred. The fact Of their not being so.
is to us not pleasant subject of Jest and we should
really pity the first lady Of England for injury here,
though she be a Queen while the ladies OF the
French court or of Partisan society, if they willing
y lend themselves TO be the subject Of this style OF
Jest or find il agreeable when made must be TO US
the cause both Of pity and disgust. We are not IN
aware of the grca, and beautiful qualities native to
the French their chivalry, their sweetness Of
temper their rapid, brilliant and abundant genius.
We would wish to see these qualities restored 10
their native lusre, and not receive the base alloy
which has long stained the vreinity OF the gold
rs The above article has been crowded out BY For
ceu News aud other matters which would not wait IN
nj it seems hardly reply to the Courier We trust,
however its interest has entirely evaporaied in the
delay.