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a UIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving
~nG and identifying the Hair, recommended on The
basis Of truth and experience, as noursher Of the
hair. and promoter Of its growth, al the time
rendering it transcendantly beautiful. The Cassada
OIL affords more nourlshment for the hair than any
other article ever discovered, and by continuance
Of its use it never fails 10 strengthen the weakes
hair. A supply Of this superior article just received
and for sale BY HAviLAND, CLARK & CO.,
jams tf IS and Al Water-st.
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ErRESH DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv.
i erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the
subscribers are placed 10 receipt Of their fall sup
plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising a
full and perfect assortment Of all articles in their
line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan
ters are respectfully invited to favor US with their
orders, under the assurance that neither nor
disposition are wanting to afford Them every possi-
BILE advantage. /. c. DpBoSE & CO.. Druggist.
Hov25 - i'h-' 80 Water-st.
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Together with an assortment Of well finished Rife
and Mueket BALLS, BAR LEAD. &C. &c. which
will be disposed Of OIL pleasing terms.
feb26 Tot THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y.J
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GROCERY MERCHANTS,
No. A Commerce street, Mobile, Alabama.
Edward NJ. Ware,
Aaron c. Chesbrough, i3 Eff
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ID ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
ID SAPARILLA, For the cure of Scrofua in all
Its forms, diseases Of lbe skin, eruptiors, &c ,
rheufnaiisrn,l dyspepsin, chronic. diseases Of the
uNgs, cancerous affections, to counteracl the destIuc
an impure state Of the blood. For sale by INN
X. L. WATKINS q CO., Druggist,
janlO corner Water and III Francis .sts
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NNRUSSES, CUPPING APPARATUS, Sc
The subscribers respectfully call The attention Of
Physicians and others to invoice just received per
ship Lady Milton, from Liverpool, embracing an ex-
tensive assortment of Swans s. Co.'S patent sell
adjusting Trusses," suitable both for adults and
| children. These instruments are manufactured in
London, upon improved and scientific principles, -
They receive The universal appreciation of the faculty
in Europe; and the physicians Of this country, who
| are acquainte with The improvements made, consi.
der the Ir,,sses far superior 10 any use, as
well for the radical cure Of hernia or rupture, as
for combining the greatest comlor! and freedom in
the wearing. .t..
Also-A supply Of improved English Scarifca-
tors, Lancets, Gum Elastic Catheters Spspensarys
etc. For sale wholesale or retail by
jan14 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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Saturday erening,t
Oct. 3. 1c40. {

OurRAGEs THE STATES PRIsoN.--1he New Albany
Gazette has the following 1--WE have just heard that a.
weeks SINCE the Superinte ndent of tho State
prison Jacksonville, inflicted nnetyve lashes with a
cowskin the back of Of the prisoners Our
informant that boy who had been instruc-
ted by the keep fires in brick kiln Of
eight arches during hot days and because he broke
down at it, he most numerically whiPPed
The paper, of the eth ult says that Dr. Colum
the clerk and physician of the prison. confirms the state
ment given above; and the Gazette further says We
learn that the ndent has, frequent OCCASIONS
ordered the hospital and put them at la
Dor, against the of the physician This
perintendent must reckless fellow; and glad
hear that Doctor Colum to report him to the
Legislature He ought be removed; and if the power
do by law put the hands Of any it ought
be done before the Legislature sits, for he
many more outrages before that boo y meets
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A LUCKY DREAM.-A correspondent Of tho
United States Gazette, gives the following curious
account of the manner IN which tho mode OF
making round shot was orr ginaly discovered.
We believe il will be new to many Of our read
ors: My fnther plumber in this city, and
for long time could think of nothing but how
to mako round shot. Round shot was tho bur
then of tho night we'll as tho day. Ono night
he awakened by blow IN tho back from my
mother, who exclaimed, havo found ont how
to mako round shot. | dreamed was going into
a shop to buy the child (myselD hat, whom, on
hearing Kissing noise proceed from an inner
room, was Informed that they we're making
round shot; on going in, looked up. and saw q
man pouring melted lead through sieve a; the
top of the building which fell into tub Of water
on the floor, and taking some Of tho shot into
my hand, found they were perfectly round!
My father exclaimed in extacy, You have found
it out Immediately he set the mcitng-pot to
work, and on pouring some of tho load from the
top of tho stairs, he found the shot much rounder
than any which he had before made. AT day.
light he poured some from the top of tho leaning
tower in the city, succeeding much bctter, and on
pouring from the shaft of the mine he found
that he had obtained round shot
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II YIN; Nanlelcss creek Hancock county, Ind,
i 4 two miles south of the National Road one mile
from Westhand Quaker meeting house, and four miles
from w off mill Blue containing two hundred
about ninety of which cleared and under
good fence. There good frame dwelling house, frame
barn. and frame crib, good apple and peach orchard
the farm. 1t is we'll situated for stock water, and
healthy situation. ALSO, eighty acres, half mile
OF the above farm thirty cleared, and dwell
ling house and stable it.
The above described property will be sold low for
half cash in hand, and the other part payments For
further information call and re the premises.
ABRAHAM MILLER.
September, 29th, 1916 sfI-3t
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81 am not Your Father.-

A strange scone occurred near the Tunnel OF
the Long Island Rail Road, in Brooklyn, few
days since. A middle aged man, say about ~
years of ago. was walking along Atlantic street.
and had young woman leaning his arm at
the time. A loud cry Of "fa,hor'' was heard
from the other side of tho street. The voice
proceeded from young girl, about Is years old.
She ran rapidly across the way, and grasped the
man she termed her ..father;'' from whom she
had been separated, as she said. for six years.
He rudely repused her. and said, 81 am not your
father! l never saw you before!" The poor girl
stood back; and tears alone seemed to sustain ma
ture, or she would have fallen to tho ground.
The man passed on, but she remained. Her
story was this:-That her father abandoned her
mother and five children, she being tho eldest,
abou, six years ago. He elopcd to this country,
with an inn-keeper's daughter who resided in
Sheffield, England, where the family lived. He
is a tailor by trade. She declared to tho crowd
which assembled. that the man who denied her
was undoubtedly her father, and her grief, con-
vinced oil that, at least, she must have been sim
cero in her belief. Her mother is now dead, and
an uncle of hers, who lives IN Now Jersey, sent
for hor year ago.
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A CARD.

The Ladies' Association of Richmond having adjourn
ed their meetings for the present. and paid to the
church the avas of their labor, DESTROYS of return
ing thanks those of their frie nds who aided them
in their exetons the Fair of last Wednesday, espe
cay they wish express their grateful acknowledge
ments the members of the Masonic Lodge, who true
to the principles of their Order exhibited that
sion beraty of spirit CONNIE ndable IT was &C
ceptabIe. In behalf of the Association,
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Z.
THURSDAY MORNING, Sept IL, . o'clock.>
Late from Corpus Christi--Disastrous Steamboat
Explosion.
hour this morning. having sailed from Aransas on
tho 18th inst. She brings US the news Of de-
plorabe steamboat catastrophe.
On tho 10Th inst. the steamer Dayton burst her
boilers when about half way between Corpus
Christi and ST. Joseph's Island. There we're be-
tween thirty and forty persons on board, inciud-
ing United States soldiers and the hands attached
10 the boat. Ten individuals wcrc killed on the
spot, inc,udin. Leu,s. Virgins and Berry OF the
4th regiment Of Infantry. Seventeen wore
wounded, Some Of whom wcro not expected TO
survive.
Captain Crossman, tho Quarter Master, was on
board, together with two other ofiicers.-Ihey
were blown 10 tho distance of one humid red yards,
but wero not severely lured.-Captaln {. had
one Of his legs somewhat bruised. but the next
day was able to walk and attend 10 his business.
We have been unable to obtain O list OF those who
wero killed and wounded.
Letters Of a subsequent day inform Is that the
bodies Of all those lost had been recovered. One
Of tho wounded "a colored deck handy died tho
next day; tho other sixteen were less injured than
was at first apprchcndcd, and no fears wore on
ter,ained for them. We trus. that tho number
killed will not exceed eight. Tho steamboat
itself is utter loss.
Thero is no important nows from tho army
under Gen. Taylor. They receive almost all
their intelligence from this city. The U. s. sloop
Of war st. Mary,s arrived at the Bay of Arkansas
on tho 9Th inst. with n bearor Of dispatches on
bon I'D for Gen. Taylor from Washington.
On tho evening Of the same day. tho U. s. brig
Porpoiso hove to off tho bar and communicn ted
with the St. Mary's. In half an hour thereafter
she sailed towards Vera Cruz. Nothing as to
their purposes intelligence TRANSFERRED.
On tho morning of tho 18th instant company
>
reported that they had seen, within two days
march of tho camp, about two hundred Lappans
and as many Camanchos on their way to Metamor-
(by invitation of Mexico) to join tho forces to
DO directed against Con. Taylor. Tho report OF
tho traders was but half credited.
Con. Taylor sent out Lieut.. Scarrtt with an
escort of forty dragons to reconnoitre for 81
or 40 miles about, ascertain everything pos
sible, and he no doubt has spies pushed further
ahead.
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For the Palladium

DAVID MOORE. formerly of Newcastle CO., Della
ware departed tins life his reside miles north a
this place the S0h of the 9Th lsi5 aged &c year
months and days. lie was consistent member az
the Society Friends For weeks he Dor. the tor
turngs OF disease with christian forade and that
and solemn hour, he shrunk bat calmly fell asleep
without sigh groan. leaving aged companion
and aged mother children. relations and friends 10
their loss; but humbly trust their loss hss
eternal gain. T.
Since writing the above informed that Matthew
Moore, bother OF the above deceased, departed
his residence in Darhe county, Ohio, this morning be-
tween IL and O'Clock. Z.
Richmond. WaNne county, la..t
10Th month 18th, 1915.
The Delaware State Journal Will please copy
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YANKEE ENTERrRlsE.-Tho town Of Rome, in
Western New York. containing population Of
over five thousand, has been built up by factories
for making paddles and oars from the ash, thou
sands of which shipped by almost every
vessel for England, France, Germany, Prussa
Sweden, Russia. and throughout the East. The
Junks Of tho Chinese all managed by
American oars, and the small boats of all Europe
and Asia now propelled by the enterprise OF
the people Of this village.
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Ladies' Far.-The following .blessed" little piece
poetry written by Miss SOPHIA HARHiSGroS, on ii
occ aston of the recent Fair held in this city:
LADIES' FAIR.
" RITTEN OCCASION, MEN OF THE SOCIETY
SIT is more blessed to gire than 10 ,eceipe.''
WE meet this day humble band,
Alike united in heart and hand;
We in CH.RITY's gentle name,
To urge her oft-repeated claim
To ask friends who meet us here,
Kindly " labor of love- to share
To give their countenance and their voice,
To aid in this sacred cause
His cause whose precepts babe us bless
And aid brethren i'll distress
The happiest hearts those who feel
The deepest of others veal,
Who lend to plying ear,
Who stoop to ipe the orphans tear,
Who fam would soothe the widows care,
And point % Heaven the sinners prayer,
Who labor with their hands that they
The light of truth may help display
From these, and kindred woes combined,
We hope relieve the suffering mind,
And ask from every liberal hand,
To CLEAN n mite to aid the band,
Who, though their number be but SMALL
Will gladly yet pursue their toll,
Till Gospel tidings, sweet and clear
BE poured at large every ear.
Then come, our Friends let every heart,
In this good purpose share part
ABSURD that mind gro GIVE
Is BLESSED THAN TO RECEIVE"
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For the Palladium.
ELIZABETH BENNETT of Thomas W.
Bennett formerly of Chester county, Ia, departed this
life. her residence this place, the 18th of 9th
month. SIS, aged IL years. months and IL DAYS In
her she retiring Yet amiahle and agreeable
kind to the distressed. ready assist the needy In
her death her husba nd has lost kind cenpanion-her
children a tender mother But she has gone and,
trust where sickness pain and dcath are felt
and feared no more. T.
Richmond Wayne CO.. la.,}
10th month 18th, loi5.
rWcstchesier pa papers will please copy
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MARYLAND ELECTION.-The Baltimore Patriot
Of the I'd says, far the returns all adverse
Giles loco has beaten Kennedy wing, the 4 district
for congress Lyon, loco elected Wethercd ind
in the Sd district Constable, loco supposed TO be
elected in the 9TH district. Nut Ced.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

"ORDER REIGNs IN WARsAw!'-We learn from
the St. Louis Now Era, that on Wednesday, every
thing was quiet in tho Mormon country. BACK
ENsTos, with his cohorts, had returned to Nauvoo
without making captives Of ony of the mohocra IS
all Of whom took especial care to keep al safe
distance.
The redoutabc Col. WILLIAMS, acting Brig.
General Of the Fifth Brigade illinois Militia. with
his invircibles, was preparing to cross the river
tancc off. SHARP tho Editor Of the Signal, had
returned, and was again dealing slaughter through
the columns Of his paper. among the retreating
Mormons. Tho farther they were off, the louder
this pen and ink hero Numbered.
1t is to DO hoped that tho authorities Of the
State will etIec.ualty put stop to these disgrace
full proceedings.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

A NAvIGABLE CoUNrY.-It is 4 fact that proba-
bly, has not generally boon observed by our own
citizens. says tho Vernon (Ia., Experiment, that
from cvory one of tho nine townships which COM
poso jennings county, boats may ioavo, freghted
with tho rich product of tho farmer, for tho mar
kets tho Mississippi. And we have heard ii
remarked by these who have taken boats out, but
wo can't vouch for the truth of it, that crooked
are the streams, that for tho first night two af-
ter q boat starts for New Orleans, the owner
may lodge at home.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

Bishop Soule learn from the Lebanon (O.l Star.
has left his w arren county, and gone TO
Nashville, Tennessee, where he is to reside hcnceiort
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

CLAIRvoYAKcE TRIuMPHANr.--The Coroner was
yesterday called on to hold on inquest on n maj
who was found in tho street, having all the np-
poarance of person long deceased. One of the
jury Of inquest suggested the porpricty of the
surgeon performing post norton examination,
as It was hinted by sono Of tho by ISLANDERS that
the deceased came to his death by foul means.
Whlo the doctor was brandishing his weapons,
preparatory to dissection, the intended victim
sprung to his feet as if from dream, and yelled
out-'Clairvoyanco triumphant. by hcaven!" 1t
appears he can, according to his own assertion.
throw himselfin a clairvoyant state by mental
effort at any time no plcases; but in this instance,
no tried his experiment on tho street instead of in
his own room. How long he would have remained
in this mcsmeric sleep, woro it not for his happy
clnirvoyant discovery of the doctors deadly in
strument, is problem for philosophers to solve.
Would it not be good speculation for our Now
York friends to employ this man to assist in the
recovery of tho hidden treasures Of Captain Kidd!
N. 0. Pic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

There are men who make of their friends as they
do their clothes, which they leave off, when they have
worn them out Selected.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, OCTOBER 4.-WEsTERN
WArERs.-At Pittsburgh on the 3O,h ult.. there
was feet 6 inches water in tho channel and fall
ing. AT Wheeling on Wednesday, lst inst, 5
fee: and falling. Thero is enough water between
Louisville and hero for tho small class Of boats.
Tho Nashville Wig of the Both ult. says: ''Tho
river is almos. at its lowest s,age-there being
now no, moro than Ii or Is inches water the
shoals.
FLoUR.-Sales Of 600 brls City at So: 10, deliv-
cred; Al brls canal, at 800, inspected; and 100
brls from railroad at 800, delivered, and inspec-
ton guaranteed.
WHIsKY-Saos at canal Of 200 brls at Is &c
por gallon. Sales at river Of 80, 35, and 6o brls
at lS4c.-[ Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

CouLp NOT AGREE.-O'BIcms, who our read
ers will remember, murde red young Frank
Coombcs, by riding up to him and shooting him
down in open day. has been tried at Point Coupce.
Louisiana, but the jury could not agree. and he
was baied in $4,000. The murder was as
plain, direct and open with malice and without
cause. as over was committed. O'Blemis rode
up to him in the presence of witnesses. and. with
out speaking shot him dead.-tCin. Times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-10-08

A largo majority of tho wines drank in this
country. are manufactured in New jersey. The
carct, particularly, is made by men who keep
dying establishments, and who do not wan, to
waste their indigo.
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p ALA IU M.
RICHMOND, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MORNING.
OCTOBER 8, is45.
North Indiana Conference.

Gran apprentice wanted at this office.