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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

.'PToPosais 10 carry IN twO-h0rse coaches
will be sonsidered," or she like expressions
| in the bid, t.according to the dysrrse ment. ),
will not be understood as referring 70 me
mode mentioned in such invitation If the
bidder intends TO propose for the mode Of
| Conveyance stated in the invitation, he shouid
name il in terms in his bid,
| ". Snce the passage Of the act Of March
Sd, lS45, . new description of bid has bee
received. 1t specifics no mode of convey
ahce, but engages to carry the mail with
certainty, celebrity, and security, usins the
terms OF the fs~. These bids are called.
from the manner in which they are designa-
ted on the books OF the department. s,srAR
BIDs.", II has been decided, after mature
consi deration, that 4 bid proposing a specif
ic mode of convey anee Of as high grade AZ
two-hoFse coach transportation il 70 be pre-
ferred 10 the star bid The experiences OF
the department enables it 10 lay down the
following rules WIS,
When tho mil on the route is not go large
% to require two-horse coach conveyance. !.
s,af b,d,it the lowest, will be preferred to
the specific bid. sa a.se9f
s23s When the mails are cs such sixo "a
to render i necessary Or expedient in refer
ence 10 them alone to provide two.horse
coach conseyance, the specific bid : thong i
me hieAsst will be preferred 10 the star
bid, TO the extent Of moderate difference in
the eemPensa.ion,in caee, the difference is
not inch % 70 interfere with the policy Of
the pew law, which looks 10 d fedac,ion n
the cost OF transportation. Exceptions, how
evets may heistiowed where the star bid Is
niece TX ne present owner Of fhe stock on
the route, and Il 10 manifest that the reason.
Tor Preiefrng the spec:6c bid do NOT exist n
his case. ssaa.sfsg ass s lgs1s
a. On routes Of the highest class, where
BY the sise and importance Of lhe maiis. sh :
preference for the specific bid will be. Il ne.
cesssry, carried 70 greater extent ii differ
encs tnan o. the interior coach routes, sub-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

Ie D.se"p0u every other Tuesday n nj.
Leave Marion every oihef 7kar.d.y ats !. d,
arrive q Davenport next day b. 6 p N.
kropossls for once a week service are invited.
-. From Bloomington. Muscstine county
y Osesnan's Ferry. and West Liberty, TO Iowa
City. - assles and back, three tisses week,
tesys Biosniagton ever, Tuesday. Thursday
eso Saturday g ~, arrive at lows City same
\ Ls.s. low. City every Monday, wednesday
days By So m.
Proposals. to carry 10 two-hsrse coaches will Le
4sss: From Blooming ton. AIuscatine county, BY
lWyoea'rg. EoaiPeiier. West Bsdalo, aud Rock.
Seghan, to Davenport. 80 miles and back, three
times = week.
Leave Bloomington every Tuesday, Thursdsy,
!, ed Sss.fdsy - ? N. STRIVE at Davenport same
days By 6P -. #sss
Leave Dav<spert every Monday. Wednesday,.
sod Fsidey sts -, srriss - Bloomington sa1se
sdeys b. p m
= frepes.is - essy 10 iwo-her.e coaches will be
: 45Se. Fros. Bleepi.geoa .ns.s..in. co...y. BY
Springs. and DodgeviIle. to BsvIisgton. s. miles
aad back, three times . week.
Leave 6loomiogsoa every Tuesday Thursday.
esd Saturday q n. arrive ~ Burlington saase
I ksavs Bsriiagton every Mouday. Wedass.
! dsy, aid Friday u . M. arrive 1t BioouiDyton
B0ne days by TpasS sg.r3ss
t.aSesals to Gerry IN two-herse sesehes ars ia
4s71. Fysn Blsonipgton, By Moscow, Upton
aad Franks - Marion. Liam county, So miles
And back. once week. fsf
Lrsve Bloomiagto ton evsry Wednesday a. NJ.
STRIVE ct Marion nestds3 ~ 6pm
Leave Marion every Friday u s : NJ ssvive II
s9lpomisGteu tdsy BY up n. - III
n Propesslsto end route at Moscow will 6e ccs>
sidesed. ssaa ar 8 .zs.sssx4 4 s gs
Il <s73 Er,n WapeIIo. Losisa cosnty. by Tools.
bsrss TO Nsw Reston. illisois. ~ miles and back
opce week. - - .ssss i q =. 80 - q .
Lesvs Wspeiie every Wednesday at : m, ar
1iss u New eestea saMs dav by ~ ".
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

Diseaseswhich have long baflled the skill of phy.
sicians-t has also proved very b. N &c iaI and il
used in connection with .H'is.ar's I3aisam o,
HUI Chtyry.'' (Which we Away. rhcomnen I'D 4
the relief Afforded is Immediate. and disease \.
most ccrtainIr banf>hed FROM the system. Few
very few cases withstand the Combined infu-
ence Of these two pow ertaf remedies Those sub.
IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
NEW FALL AND WHITES GOODS,
4 IT j, W. 6 LIB IS 3 TBS
Cheap CASH Store!

DaRGAINs tehaia stre fhr nerIgn l Just compile
i GOOD altdlen the al Hand int
dEnriIM Fn M
men every thing in of
lun silk CunN lv lhkI h I
Imen.i Ii du
vStrksC iClnham Ianker
Caulrc Eatnn Nh Muslin I Eg
Victim Coat C
DamaM o, ~ furniture, Check
,IadTsTr Hing CarBn saniE
mma all OF cRoeER'fs a"i orEE>swARH.
n
fppfi JOS Gu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
WHY WILL We DIE.
BEW ARE OF CONsUM PTION.
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
ALW AVS CURES

ALWAYS CURES.
We find from Of the Eastern papers, that this
popular medicine is performing of the re-
markablc record: i'll the City of Philadelphia.
within last 1876 pei have been
rfect health, New York 27eS Boston I1OO Balti-
more 790 and would suppose average amount in
all Cities where this medicine has been introduced
This fact sufficient misunderstanding the wonderful
efficacy truly valuable medicine are acauain-
with IN 'four city, who have been
restored perfect health by timely Of Dr. Duneans
Medicines, would therefore them o tl,o.a
suffering with the premontory symptoms Of Consume
ton-such Colds, Coughs, Chimes, Impaired Anne
Slight Fever, Hoarseness and difficulty growing out
of the matter that secretes itself the lungs
of the throat. dry and painful cough, tstness
chest, attended with of suocation, complexion
saow and pad, difficulty of breathing, redness Of the
checks, pal pitaon of the heart sick headache, salsh
the mouth pain in the side. breast and
small of the back he of the skin, irregular state of bow
els foul tongue disturbed difficulty Of laying
of spirits fantness attended with weak
ness and debility Of the whole system, 1iddness
and dnress sight, the stomach and sometimes
vomiting wasting decay of the body hacking cough
unusual degree of heat increased pain the breast and
side splitting of white. green and white or bloody
matter, night sweats, hectic fever, &c. &c. Such arc
Of the most common symptoms Of that dreadful
stroyer, CONSUMPTION. And being a serious and
solemn fact will those afflicted longer deprive them
selves Of cure. when one is hand-whch -
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY. . mod
that has established itself millions Of both in
Europe and the United States.
This valuable medicine Is for sale in Richmend Ind
st the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

Bank aud Exchange List.
Corrected the Cincinnati Gazette by Ellis & TaHHe
EXCHANGE Brokers, ~ E. corner of Main and Sd sts
Who prepared to buy generally, the the
banks below named, also to furnish Exchange at
affixed:
Curency Standard.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

ETARNISKES.-S. X. Lippncott, has just receive J.,
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coach
Body Narnish together with Cabinet and Japan Varns
also. lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash Richmond, June / l. lc15. 1914
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
REMEMBER TUE TAXES OF
1915

HOSE who have paid their Taxes for 1915, are
earnestly requested give the matter immaculate at
tcntiOa. The change about take place the office of
county Auditor, renders necessary to make early
settlement, and of the din4ut list, which Will
for this urgent call.
A penalty of ten per attaches the
ed delinquent Over this have controi- The
desire that may have to pay this penalty, induces the
publication of this notice; please relieve me of the
pleasant duty of charging it,
nt5 Sc element be made the Office Is
will not allow ate ndance in the Townships again
would it do this stage of the colec
The books needed al the Office constantly,
well myself a. WILLIAMS,
RE,suRER's OFFICE, CentrevillcJ Treasurer ". c.
lst JAM 10th, 1876. 3f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
CAR RAGE

NOR SATELLITES undersigned has irst-rate
II CARRIAGE which he offers for sale Cteap. Ii is
suitable for either horses. Any wish
ing o purchase, have bargain ana mistake
Richmond. Jan. 9TH, 1916. JOB BoRTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
MANSION HOUSE.
RICH MON D, \ D.

GY~HfS House formerly known Is the Temperance
1 Hail., and recently occupied by v tillam Nixon.
has lately been refted up superior style, with the
design of making Of the most comfortable resting
places for the traveller, the western country
The Subscriber also takes great pleasure IN informing
has old friends, and the travelling community generally
that his TABLE shall be. heretofore. whie occupying
the Richmond Hotel, supplied with tie choicest vands
the country affords
His STABLE is large ana convenient and IS attended
by the best ostlers, and supplied with the best
Provender.
He confident that the pains that shall be taken
make those who Soourn with him, comfortable and
at Home will him in asking share of public
patronage. BOARDERS taken by the Cay or week on
the most favorable terms.
Il. BRoOkTNS
Richmond, Dec 2ith. : i 32-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
RICHMOND HOTEL:

I OSEPH w. GILBERT, respectfully informs his
81 friends and the Travelling public, that he has re-
sumed the Landlordshp of this well and vorably known
HOTEL and he is prepared to make Travellers COM
f,rable. A good and Ostler at all times
take charge Of Horses and the stable we'll sup
piled with provender. His charges reasonable.
Sept 24tl ISi5. 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

The unde rsigned offers for sale his Saw Mill, situ-
ated mile North of Richmond. 1t is of the
this section of Countrywide machinery of
best workmanship and of the latest nts. II
complete orderruns daily. and for location sur
passed by any Mill in the country.
ANY person wishing to purchase, invited call and
1t has all the necessary appendages dwell
ling house, &c. &c. VIM. BULLA, Sen.
November 9TH, lc45. 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
Ne,e !, Important Eoidence !, ON lie Rer A. r. Hnck,ey

Nctc y Important Eodence he Rer A. r. Hinckey
Franklin, Ia. March 18th Isl.
DIR. JtySE,-Dear Sir: FOUR medicine has been n
nearly successful, especially the Expec
have received much benefit from the myself.
and one Of my neghbor> who had been afflicted
childhood nth the Asthma, severely nearly
TO sufocate her during the which returned
week has been ali appea pc rmane mt
" cured Yours, with respect 4. r. HG~cILEY
Prepared only at No South Third St.. Philadelphia.
] r or sale at REEDS DRuG STORE Richmond Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL D. SL0An,-Proprietor,
RICHMOND, IND.

|EHHE subscriber wishes call the attention OF the
travelling public the fact that he has returned to
his Stand, NATIONA that he is
putting the House well the whole establishment,
first rate order for the accommodation OF the travelling
public, with the determination that he Will not be out
done in the kind and close attention those that
NAV favor him with call. No pains shall be spared for
the comfort and oyen OF his guests-1n short, he
is determined keep a good and orderly house, and
make every person that calls him at home His charge
shall be as low any house Of the kind in the wes-no
man shall go away dissatisfied if his power
Feeling thankful avors, he hopes be
by his friends and customers. Amy favor Will be
thankfully received and, IN his humble shall De
turned
NIB. Good sheds for carriages-good yard for wagon
ers and every attention them 4 few good horses and
carriages. that any person wishing conveyance any
adjoining town shall he rotated without delay
P,~hnon,, OCT -. ISIS f3-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
CITY HOTEL,

& Z Q II = o = ID Is DBL 4 81 40
W. BOWERS. would respectfully inform his
N. friends and the Travelling public generally that
he hasre M ed from National Hotel, the above
House the of Main and Front streets,
lately occupied by Armstrong Grimes, and that he IS
now prepared o accommodate all who may favor him
with call He is repairing the House, and expects to
be able make comfortable stopping place for the
Traveller be found in the West.
His charges will be low-they will be made to suit the
He intends make this his permanent location,
and will do every thing his to satisfaction
those who favor him with their custom He takes
this tender his thanks the public for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon him while at the NATION
AL and hopes he will be forgotten by them at his
stand.
HIS BAR, will at all times be supplied with the best of
Liquors His STABLE, will be nded by good OstleY
and we'll supplied with grain of all kinds Mowers and
Waggoners be accommodated with good rooms, plen
feed, and large Wagon Yard Carriages and Hor
be had at all times for those wishing conveyance
to the Country neghboring Towns.
Richmond, October 29,h 1915. 4i:3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

o,ocession was formed at 10 o'clock, A NJ in front
.hs ~ arlington Hall and proceeded, under the direc
~ Coz DANIEL SIoLEn Chief Marshall, to the State
House. :, p..ou...;r.. HILL RI -
-. VA. called temporarily to the chair.
n. motion of Mr.. Holloway, it was
R..oIred That every Wing present from any portion
~. state be considered a delegate and be invited
s;cioate in the deliberations of the convention. On
Ps.eprd That one delegate from each Congressional
Dsct be appointed select the permanent officers Of
this Convention to consis. Oh one res'oeht' ana Twelve
Vice Preside nts, and five Secretaries
The following gentlemen appointed said commit
First Dstrict-samuel Hall; Second. d. Ferguson;
Third-James Morgan; Four,h-David r Holloway,
ch.;,man. Fifh-Hugh O'Neal; Sixth-Abner L. Ellis;
S.wenih~Coi Blake; Eighth-H. Montgomery; Ninth
RI RIakemore; Tenth-Judge Tomlinson.
The of the delegates then handed in, when
appeared that, notwithstanding the almost impossible
state the roads, large portion Of the State
presented
After an absence of Il few nome nts the committee
pointed for that purpose reported the following officers,
to-wit;
MT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
DR.. DUNCAN'S EUROPEAN PANACEA, FOR TIKI
CURE OF SCROFULA,


CURE OF SCROFULA,
DYSPEPSIA, liver complaint, dropsey, pirnpes on
IL the face and body, letter, gravel gout rheum
ulcers and of every description, syphilis, scorbuc
affections, weakness and debility, inflammation Of the kid
and bladder, female Instructions and weakness
all diseases arising from torpid condition of the glands
and depravity impurity of :he blood
The history of this truly great medicine is too we'll
known to those who have visited the capitals England
and France, within the last few years, require any
endation to them But for the benefit Of the I'm
Dalids of American it would be proper say that
vorte remedy among the nobility throughout Europe.
This panacea is perhaps the happest combination Of
dcinal agents made embracing does the power
of eradicating diseases by its unequaed effects puri
flying the blood, renovating the fluids and removing OBJ
structions from the whole ganduTar apparatus.-Ihs
medicine to work slowly and silently extending it,
influence to every giving them vgor and activity,
and finally putting the whole machinery of into
complete and healthy action.
fcrDr. Dnncan's European Panacea is just
his Western Office $50 Sycamore street. Cincinnati at
which place agents in the South and West will please
their ORDERS
Price 90 per bottle. supply just received tho
Richmond BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

Henry s. Lane, of Montgomery, called forth with
a shout of the people. Well did he respond
that call. All who know Mr. Lanes rapid flow of elo
quence that report do him justice. We
shall not attempt it.
Gen Milton Stapp, responded call made upon him,
red the people that Joseph q. Marshall they
would have a who would make Governor far above
party Governor-he would be the of the
people and not of party la. State Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21
A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR SAI.E:-.Thc undersigned wishes to sell his
r. valuable FARM. situated SIX miles north of Rich
nond on the New Paris and Williamsburg road of
the Fl Wavne road containing 40 Acres of frstrate
Land-75 Acres of which cleared and in good state
of cultivation There is good l2 story Frame House
large Frame Barn. nearly new. and double set of
corn and Wagon house attached theretoa supe
never-faIiIng water. convenient to the
dwelling Housean excellent bearing Orchard OF graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c.
ITMr. William Dulan residing the Farm east and
adjoining the above described authorized
sell the same; and person wishing to purchase Il
GOOD FARM is respectfully vltcd TO call and examine
il JOB HAINES.
January l4th, lo46 3f-6f6m- 6fv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-21

A>IES G. FERTISON. has removed his SHOP
- opposite his OLD STAND, where he will be pleased
repair Watches Clocks &C. for his old friends and the
public generally
He has for sale an assortment of superb atches Jew
ey of all kinds taces all Silver and
Cierman-silver Table and Tea Spoons, Pen-kniyes-a
superior article Eazors. Scissors. Silver hlmbles &c.
&c; all which h VIII dispose Of for Cash
Richmond, Dec. 3Ist Ici3. ltf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
Oregon Meeting.

Itls proposed 1--WE are informed) that meeting
to consider the subject of American rights in Orc
gon, be held at Danvie at noon Monday next.
The citizens of the county in attendance upon the
Courts, will thus have a convenient opportunity
10 express their sentiments Upon this important
National question; question that transconds the
limits of party, and upon which an unanimity Of
sentiment and action is so highly proper and des-
rable. Now when the subject is under considera-
ton in Congress, it is emnenty proper that the
pe should express their sentiments for the di-
reclion of their Senators and Representatives. The
two Senators from this State and most of the Rep
resenta'ives also, Democat and Whg favor the
giving of notice and their judgment and action in
this respect deserve 10 be endorsed by their con-
sti.uents.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

cause. ask for nothing. I should des-
pise myself, if, in a cause like this, for au
Instant | could cherish feeling. of selfish
ness. would rather; be the little flax
rather the private soldier, 6gh,iug simply
for subsistence in this cause than to hold
my head so high iha, | could not see oughl
below; rather be the private soldier iSan
with my naughty foot to press the lowly
earth as though II were too mean for my
Tread; rather be the private soldier, than in
every look. and attitude, and act, and ex-
pressions. proclsim-l am the ruletl |
will rule or will ruin. and il is indifferent
10 me whether the consequence be rule or
ruin Sir, be he who he may, there is
in this land no man so high as 10 have it in
his power TO elevate and depress public
sentimen, in America a, his will. BE he
who he may who makes such an attsmpG
he will speedily find his level. Little
flax lei il be, but lei me remind the Sena-
tor from Missouri that AgaRemnon and the
Ajsxes were not the only actors al the siege
of Troy. There was an Achilles there.
Let the Senator from Missouri beware, les
he be the Hector who will grace the tri
umph of this Achilles.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

bout the best mode Of reforming the 1n,
diins, Come along, major
We db 60, and heard most able
and interesting discourse, showing hi
familiarity with The red men, and de.
precaling the course pursued 10 reform
them. by giving them religion first, and
then education and industry. He was
practical and convincing, but they did
not carry out its proposlions.-Ttis il
class of men we find in our State
men not made of haod by tailor, bu'
fashioned by nature for perseverance,,
courage and conslancy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Lady Mary Whorlley Monlsgus OBJ
serves, that she mos; minute details OF
household economy become elegant and
refined when they are enobled by senii.
ment,' and they are enebled when we
do them either from a sense Of ddlv, or
consideration for parent, oe Iowa TO a
husband. fro furnish room,' coniin.
ued this lady, SIS no longer common
place affair, shared with uphols.eres add
cabinet makers, it is decorating the
place where am TO meet friend or
lever. To order dinner; is not, merely
arranging a meal with my cook, it is
preparing refreshments for him whom |
love. These necessary occupation
viewed in this llgh', by person caps.
BILE Of strong attachment are so many
pleasures, and sdord her lar more de-
light than The fsncies and shows which
constitute the smuse mems Of the world,
A we'll ordered house has been. flly
compared 10 watch, all the wheels and
springs Of which are out Of sight, and il
Is only known that they exist, and are
10 order, by The regularity with which
their results are brought about.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
TUNNEL UNDER LONDON.

A s'uPendons undertaking is projected by
The London and Birmingham Raiwa, Com
Pany' under the engineer, Mr.. r Stephen.
son-namely' to reach their proposed cen.
Wal station in harrington street Tlale thu
Fleet Prison by means OF tunnel from
Camden'own, which would pass under III,
New River and the Regents Canal Tn,
new road would be upward of thlee miles
and the tunnel upward Of two.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

A Father Murdered by his OaOn Son -
The Huntingdon (pa,) Globe says that an
aged citizen, named Irwin, who resided at
the Pennsylvania Furnace, on the,llne d.
viding Huntingdon and Centre counties, " as
murdered by his own son on Friday even
Fng last. |, appears from what we coulc
learn from our informant, tina, the son wst
very much addicted to intsmperance, and
while laboring under a fit Of mania pot
seized and held his father with one hand
and wi'h the other inflicted several deep an
mortal woands with an axe upon his face
0 The father lived bot few hours.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
Ourselves.

This number (April 49, complies tho EIGHTH
YEAR that we have published the Columbia Dc.'.
mocrat and we are determined to have our nc
counts settled up to this date. We shall immed-
ately have our bills for the paper advertising and
job work made out ready for settlement, and we
expect all to SQUARE UP that we may be able to
SQUARE UP with those who have demands against
US