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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HOLLOxv-yARE, md CASTINGS,
At Cine n n att Prices.

TTNE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he the foundcry business, at the
cstablislme mt lately conducted by the firm of T. and J.
OIarra lie has hand Q superior lot Of Stoves
consisting Nos l. 2, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Spimans Improved Cooking Stove, and
plate Stoves of different sizes, with general assortment
of Franklin and Paror Stoves. Also-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons, and Wagon Boxes
He also manufactures and makes order Cariing Ma
chimes, Condenscrs, Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad and narrow Power Looms, Pulling Stoves. and all
kinds Of Machinery used ia Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
lie feels confident in saying that he has the largest and
Grist Saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest i'm
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Poughs in He
has Sloops Poughs, right and eft Peacocks right and
left; Woods Plough, four different szcsall of which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
UJTHRESIIING MACHINES.-ITc has an excel
lent Threshing Machine which he manufactures and Will
sell for Cash approved Trade. For horses
and despatch in the Of work it inferior
10 in
The undersigned returns his thanks the public for
and ]. Iarra, and would respectfully solicit
of their favors. d5-A kinds of Machinery repair
cd short notice Cash, Wheat, good Horses VIII be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
THOMAS O'HARRA.
o. is necessary that the business OF the late firm of
T. and J. O Ilarra should be settled IS pos
sibe; therefore, those who indebted said firm
are hereby requested to make immediate payment.
June ii, 1915. fJan.3l rs. T. OH
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SARAH DOUGLASS.
corner of Ludlow and " alker ST.
[I)r. Smiths sugar Pills. The voice of the West
Sn.. nrlu.-n-- i L-rra chiffon Of NaNILiI,

lDr Smiths sugar Pills The voice Of the West
Since printing ytTy large edition of MONTHLY
itEFoRT. have received the following:
DYSPEPSIA OF Ten Ears STANDING
The W lie of Captain Roberts. Vine Street near
Water, Cincinnati. has been afflicted with dyspepsia
its most aggravated form. the last ten years She
reccmme ndcd By celebrated physicians of Boston,
New \ ork. Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Cincinnati 70
travel, they could do nothing her, She did 50. but
1t done her good. She then commenced using the
most popular medicines Of the day for her complaint but
derived benefit from their Seeing ADVERTISE
mcnt Of Doctor SMITHS SrGtR COATED VEGETABLE pills
sent to O. F. Thomas, Main street. between Third and
Fourth street, Doctor Smiths Agent for Cincinnati and
purchased box. took them according to the direction
and can with heartfelt joy state that she derived
benefit from the box of DocToR SMITHS SUGAR
COATED VEGETABLE Pills than from all other medicines
she has made OF for the last ten years
The above was sent to G.. +. Thomas December 18th
ISL
T-PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. "a
No'sSCGAR COATED PILLS be genuine with
ont the signature the sole inventor. "CI. BENJAMIN
SMITH. NJ D. President the y Y College OF iIeat
upon every box.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of this medicine
l13 Greenwich street, New ! ork-
G. F. THOMAS. Main Street between Third and
Fourth Streets opposite the Gazette Office 1SOLE A.
GENT FOR THE CITY OF CINCINNATL-r1
Agents j9r .>rif5S Sugar Coatsd Piiis.
Milton, u. G. Kern; Cambridge CITY. :. F. Shorp;
Germantown, John d. " Off Meehancsburg Henry
Gete; CentreviIle. J. Stevens; White School house,
Thos. Ellis Libertv, CuIiey y Bowers Brownsville.
Henry Rider, Abr rten, " 4 Wilte Richmond, Irrln
Reed.
Nav 2sth ISIS en-
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A FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber offers for
4 sale. FARM sitnated two miles North Of Rich
rnond. II contains EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND Of
thu best quaiity-good buildings, Barn. and fhs
out houses in convenient order. There also
thrifty Orchard Of excellent fruit, and IL aoge
OF the desirable locations in the neiglboriood.
Being about remove. he offers sale his entire
stock Of Boots Shoes, wholesale retail, the
lowest possible prices. LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond, Ia June 18th I1i5 &c Al
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Doctor. Walter 4. WnnOSfrOfchte'
Aromatic Frnenagogne Pill. for Females.

This Pill by the experience of years. has been proved
be the plus ultra Of medical preparations. The
celebrated inventor himself cured l3uea Of
suppressed green sickness and other diseases
females, having uscd them, TO the exclusion Of
every other remedy such diseases, during continued
Of nearly % without solitary instance of
failure when used according TO the directions They
ntro&aced thus continent lcl1, by DIR.
Thomas Phillips, OF New hurgh. New \ ork. he having
obtained the formula for preparing them from DR. amos
trochtZ himself They have since then been used
extensively throughout the States, and
the proprietor thoroughly satisfied OF their virtue,
that he ieurssy challenges the world TO produce med
that will prove superior in relieving the
affections u suffering Women
/ Tie sarsapata and Fills for sale AT the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
June II Isis Ally
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n ouS md sol

4 Is q * RI
n Gus and SOL
enln fact, that
this diseas Sc
when neglect.
ed and lett IN
I'll il becomes a
seated 4 cllro-
me affection IS
certain 10 com
nence It's fnSI-
CIOus att c <
upon the lungs
in the inap-
lent STAGE Of
this kind OF
Consumption +.
the patlen I
feels 4 uSe Of
uueaSIness in
the chest, with
severe fits OF
cou Ching, or 4
: h oTt, dry
c 0 u q h atten-
ocd with dliil-
Guilty OF bre&-
ing; whenper-
initted 10 run
on without the
use al a props r
medicine, the
cougii Iaeo iile :
IiGFIitEa .Iiit
pcllient-Scnlc
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the potent sin
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l.. ". PARK, New y ork.

From James II. Turner, Esq, late Of the L. Navy
have been afflicted several years with weakness IN
my breast cosycncss and q icuitv OF breathing wa.
lately than troubled. though had taken MANY
prescribed remedies Through the advice of friend
procured DR. Smiths Patent Surared Pills. which used
and they have not only relieved bit cured my complaints
My wife has also used them with the most happy effects
believe them the best medicine IN the world.
JAMES VI. TURNER, ISL Greenwich St. y. Y
Refers the Hon. Sias Wright L. s Senate.
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w H. D A y is,
OF COLUMBCS. ONO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL.
DENTIST,

WV OULD inform the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this
w city and the surrounding towns and country, that
he has made Richmond ms permanent residence, and
prepared all orc the limo OF his profess
the shortest notice, and
PROVED
TEETH, from a full set, inserted II ATE
upon the principle of ATMOSPHERIC Pressure.
Having all the recent important inventions the of
adapting the Plate to the Gums, which enables him
warrant Plate work in all to the purposes Of
mastication, and i'll point of durability, neancss of fit
and elegance OF finish, equal, if superior, any
Their manufacture.
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed ,ritlont rain, by a
single application Diseases of the teeth cured Teeth
filled in almost every instance without pain cleansed and
set on pivots and WARRANTED PERMANENT.
The best of reference can be given, if desired.
CHARGES moderate that Dental opc rutions
placed with the means of every person.
The Public invited to call specme
at his office.
0FOFFiCE ut James Iiunncutt's, on Main It.
Richmond, Dec Ctr, 1911. 80:
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VINE Celebrated nr. Rushs Compound Pur,fxinr
SYRUP OF SARSArARlfI.A-srK Ar.sr,-
HLE.-Ihe exalted reputation attained by Dr. Rush. rsb
private practice and Physician TO the American
Army, sufficient guaranty for the efficacy use full
Of this truly Invaluable medicine II prescribed
by him and other Physicians. attached TO the
glorious revolutionary struggle, and proved be
certain and unfaIng for several Of the preya-
lent, ana Al tire distressing complaints by
which afflicted Affections of the
er Dyspepsia Indigestion. and all disorders ARISING
from impure state OF the blood. Under This latter
head may be cassedohstinate eruPtions Of the skin
Pmples the face, SyphItc symptoms, Scaly Erup-
tons letters and RingN orms, he Swelngs, Scrofu-
Ia ana Nercurial diseases.
1t Is also a excellent remedy for Chronic Rheuma-
ts Infants Choic, and reneta affections OF the bow
els children-or OF which has any etiectuai
been provided, unless DC this purifying Medicine.
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SIC tR-COATED.

OR ..IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Tor Tnternitent. Rernttent, Bilious ana nIlanmatorv
Fever, Head Ache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Perverted
Appetite Heart Barn Costiveues piarroea, Dysentery
Bilious Choc, and " orms, Foul stomach. Pam in the
Ieat side or Back Serouia @eurvy or any impurities
q the Eoo-, Distinctions lnt Ienae complaints ener-
ally.
There las lerer appeared a medicine which, while il
can % no harm IS calculated to do much good They
heahful perspiraton, and open ell the natural
OF the system. The obstruction OF nsenslbe Per-
sPiraon the cause OF great portion ct human suffer-
ing These pills possess fte Borsr, IN extraordinary
degree. Of removing all distractions, and giving health
fIl circulation. They undoubtedly suncrSete all
other purgitive medicines they have four-lol action
-Eiz, discharge b tne Bowels Lungs, Kidneys aAd
Children will not hesitate take them; and tlsv may
be relied on, beyond any other remedy efectua
dent to children. More children have been cured in
Pills Than ali othcr medicines ean,ln,das ,hare j.
need Of orein9 Htca d0trn, like other medicines.
One important aavanagein taking these Pills - they
60 not erPe, nor produce nausea any other ufteas
tIrrd iiieS ana "iher c"Sea noes lar Worse than the
disease for which they administered This Is par
tcuarly guarded against the combination OF item amy
ingredients of which Dr. Smiths Pills conpose1-
titus rendering then harulirS
These Pins made Of the unrest Materials and
have the satisfaction Of having provei to the Medical
taculty, that they possess uncommon virtues.
The directions. treatment Of 4-c,, accompany
every Iox, ia a circular of pages
.'No SUGAR CoATfD FiiIs be genuine without the
signature of the sole Inventor. II BENJAMIN. VI D..
President Of The New ork College q Health, upon ev-
cry box.
From a Nephew of the late JUICE ThomPsop.1
NEW YoRK. MAY -. L II.
Dir. Smiths fmrrovcd Indian Vegetable PiilS,' have
proven invaluable myself and flnliy the
violent headache. pom ia the site and stomach Foc
children no better meGrine be produced. IN the
OF our llitle grit. yc9rs old the happy ~
lects have resulted 1hrir haze never known
medicine which could confidently recommend as
these Pills
r. THOMPSON. So Nortllrnore 81
The following lady is too wen known in New York
for her Intelligent and philanthropy to BE- doubted.
From the Natron Of the L, = Naval Hospital
Accustomed as | to administer the sick.
appreciate valuable medicine. If there be medicine
adapted TO the aiinents of mankind. Dr.
Smiths sugar Fills have used them and them
used with the astonishing results several instan-
stances within my knowledge, restoring the patient from
extreme !ownrse and suffering, strength and health
For ladies during pregnancy, these pills
t9t. rccoInne nd to ali for valuable family medicine
SARAH A. cor LID.
Matron of the L. :. Naval Hospital
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

fresh supply jus. received and for siIe--lowcr
than before offered III this place.
1TNIIE undersigned, would respectfully inform IhEs-
clans and Merchants that they NOW constantly
receiving fresh supplies of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
&c. &c. direct from Philadelphia, and prepared to
sell wholesale, at Cincinnati prcesas their arrange
Philadelphia such, they not under the
necessity of going to purchase their Medicines.
I5-All orders, accompanied with the Cash, will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
JAMES X. DUtDALE & Co,
Main Street, Richmond, Last of the Bank
Fifth Month 18th, 1915 2O:3m
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IRON ladv wcll known in NV York

have been roubed Tor years with dizziness and pain
the head attended with depression. dinness of sight
which have been entirely cured by DR.. smith
.ugarcd Indian Vegetable Is' prize this
af4y, al 9th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

DRUSIIES. paint. varnisf, whIte-wash sash, tools,
scrub, shoe and all other kinds. Of all sizes and
cry variety. large supply, just received and for sale
wholesale and retail. at REEDS Drug and
June -. 26-tf Chemical store.
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Matron of the L. :. Naval Hospital,
Brooklyn, June 10, lc1l.

From the Deputy sheriff Of New York.
DR. Smiths 'sSurared Indian Vegetable mis- have
been used in the Lrdgo street Debtors Prison. with
uncommon satisfaction. have never heard "A medicine
spoken Of with interest by the sick who have tax
these Pills
m -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

CANDLE AND sop FACTORY.--The under
j signed having entered into partnership IN the bust
of making Soap ana Candles, prepared
supply the public with article superior any hereto
fore offered IN this market. The Candies made of
the stcarne Of Talow- and warranted to be effected by
the heat sumner-to burn clear, and emit
smoke soap OF superior quality l. also ored IT GIN
cinnat prices :. w foRNtiA
G.. WILSON.
Richmond june f. Is Is 23-tf.
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LEATHEA.

They will also keep for sale variety Of Eastern md
Country TANNED ole and Upper Leather, Calf skins,
Harness and Bride Leather; which will be exchanged for
Hides, skins, and Taow They will sell Leather al cash
prices. VIRGINS & RODGERS
IIarcrstovr. June II, 1915. 80 in Aft
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f1:LEY-s superior PTI.E. OINTMENT, which =
regarded the c.lectlll remedy rytan is
offered fir sale At the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, June II. 1916. l3f
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,E.ALLOIy OIL. an excellent article to burn in
lamps or greasing harness &C. for sale at 5aets per
gallon. FoRSIfA & WILSON.
Richmond June l. Isis. 23-tf.
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IfagcrsfOyyn Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY.

NE undersigned still contiune the Founicry bust
4 siuess the town of HagerNfow-Yl Wayne co, Ia,
end prepared fill ali orders in their line Of business.
They will make, 10 order, all kinds ofMn Irons; a
rictV Of Cooking Ten and Seven-Fafe, and Parior
Stoves; Woods Patent, Mornings, Peacock, Shops
and " lSkonsin Pough= both Right and Left Handed.
Also, first article Bark MiIls Hollow Ware Of
all kinds.
j. They have also made arrangements furnish, Of
superior workmanship all kinds of Caring Machinery,
Power Looms, 1hreshng Machines of different kinds,
sc. &c.
They will keep for SALE assortment of Andirons,
Wagon Boxes. cast Collar Blocks, Plough Shares, Fan
Mill Irons, and all the variety of articles made in Foun-
derics.
In addition to the above. they will mike to order,
BILLS Of tone and material equal to any made the
country and al ARTICLES of Brass and composition used
the construction Of machinery.
The above articles will h exchanged. fir prices for
flax--cet, heat Horses, and all artei approved
country produce:
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+ tASH FOR TALLOW.-Ihc undersigned VIII par
Y the highest mars Il price in CASH for TALLDW, if
delivered III their Factory Richmond. They also intend
running wagon 10 the neichbor5n- towns, and viii
change Candles for Taow with merchants and others,
far terms pay them The Cash Tor their allow
TOKSuA Il " ILSOE.
Richmond, June II, I9l5 2itf
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- MITH'S LININEN T.--Surest remedy-for the cure
= of Sweeney, Poli-Eyii, fistula, Strains, Bruises,
Scratches. Big Head, &c, that discovered
Also the human flesh, excells in the Of Rheu
Pains Swelling of the Glands Of the Throat. Ring
W orrs. letter. Frosted Feet. t1c.
Each genuine bottle stamped '.Smiths Lninenf..'
signed Denny Minor sole Propr.tors. None 9TH
ers genuine. DENNY & MINOR, Eaton. o.
The above LininIent for sale Drug Store Of
LREED u BROTHER.
Richmond, June II, Isis Isf
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II livery ST4BLF.-The spfee -fter has for hire,
IL several good saddle horses-ucces and well broke
horses HI terms viii be suited to the
Richmond, June i, l-lj. ,7tf LEWIS BTRk.
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WARNS Hess. r. Lippincott, has just received,
from Philadelphia, superior article Of Pale Coach
Body yarSh, together with Cabinet and Japan Varnish
also lot OF Fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low fer
cash. Richmond, june II, Isis. 1914
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23

second premium, produced Ils bushels to the acre.
Mr. Rugg, Of Wilmington, raised 80 bushels of oats
per acre, and drew the first premium. Mr. Rugg, of
Wilmington, raised 90 bushels Of oats per acre, and
drew the first premium. Mr. Wheat, OF Putney, who
drew the second premium, raised SO IL bushels TO
the acre MIR Wilder, of Bratllebo-o', who drew the
first premium for rye, raised "a l-2 bushels to the
acre Of that article.
In the article of HAY, our soil seems equally fer
tile Chester Adams, who drew the first premium,
produced s,2ss lbs. TO theacre, and Simeon Reed
and Horace Hastings each 1000 lbs to the acre.
When ii is borne in mind that these enormous yields
have heen produced with but comparatively little la
Dor and expense, there is great 10 hope that
still greater and still more glorious results will follow
in the onward progress of this noble Society, The
fertility of our soil is we'll established and all we
want is willing minds and ready hands to render YER
mont famous throughout the world for her produce
tons She already stands in the foreground among
her sister States in agricultural productions,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23
Lecture upon China.

We find in the Newburyport Herald OF Monday
last sketch Of Mr. Cushings Lecture, on Friday ev-
ening, before the Lyoeum Of that place
MIR C. has much better opinion OF the Intelligence
and capacity Of the Chinese Than those who have had
no opportunity of intercourse with that people have
been wont to entertain. large class of the people
are learned: as a nation they ingenious and indus
trious beyond others, the whole country Is like
bee hive. Learning has the first place in public es-
nation and books are as numerous as in Europe
catalogue which Mr. c. had in his possesson,o sing
lie library, occupies ten volumes Pnbhc measures
are debated by the populace much as IN the Unit
ed States, and public opinion has much influence
in China on the government as with us. The fatal
error Of the Chinese has been in giving too eicurean
character 10 their habits and to their government.
Ono illustration Of this cited the fact that at the
close of all letters to one another the written saluta-
ton is az wish you tranquility and promotion."-
They lack only military skill and discipline to mako
them powerful nation, capable of rerell'ng 'nvas'on
or Overcoming con,iguou count.ies for no men are
Drawer, or die more fenriessy mthe ranks sr-,,,
China does no, need any foreign trade "ith'n
her own territory she produces every thing requisite
for The wants Of her population. !" g
Newspapers as well as books abound and circulate
freely among The Chinese, and tbo Pekn Gazette
pnr,icuarly, pene,raes 10 every part of,he Empire
They annually publish Red Book, similar to your
Blue Book, giving the psmes and eDoiuwent Of aI
I'm; lof;cS,s o5S e'cd 60 sl24. 'snq oti D. tssy
~ 6TG3 et b-s,rd5ab ss5di 70 .Dip,. 81 vac Jeo
-. UiNah ogh - tsKa o4a sui,os sd1 tsysv=a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23

PATRIcK's COLT. gentleman who favors us
with some "reminiscences respecting the early settle
men! of this place--formery old Derryfeld-ren,es
the following anecdote. 'When my father resided at
Gofstown and Derryfeld, then settled by the lrsh,h
hired wild sort OF an Irishman to work on his farm
One day soon after his arrival, he told him TO take
Bride and 60 in the field and caich the black colt
Don't come home without him. said the old gentle
man. Patrick started and was gone some time, but
at last returned minus tho bride with his face and
hands badly scratched though he had received
rough treatment. sWhy, Patrick, what is the mst-
,er-what in the name of wonder als you| IAN
faith, isn't it rue, yer honor that never catch the
ould black coult again? bad lnck to him' An dIdn
he all bni scratch eyes out of me headf An lam
as tbrus as me shouts me own, had TO climb up a
three aliher the cout!' Climb tree alter him!-
Nonsense! Where is The beast?. An s tied to
the three, he is to be shure, yer honor al l''
lowed Patrick to tho spot get solution OF the dih-
Guilty, and on reaching the field we found to our no
small amusement. that he had been chasing yo""g
black bear which he had succeeded in catching aiter
great deal of rough usage on both Sides and actually
tiled i. with the bride " ap old wee GFam " wa'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23
TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

TEW VfhIIIDOINTHN,
pohlished weekly NJ $500 per annum, or 81 so
i,r,;d within six months.
10 paper discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
.,n,otthe option OF the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the customary prices.
Transient dvertisements to be paid for in advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-23

kept for long while and was ever after known as
'PatriclS's colt '--MaRchester american.
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