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NJ OTlCt.-Having by attachment, served
IN upoz S.cntcn Fcud,u Griffin, prohibited them
paying following negotiable Notes, dawn by Duya Bro
endorsed by -tephoa nua and payable Bona
DGval. Church
nil Go tins - caution public receiving IN any
trading sai da ed 9Th June,
Brothers Co AMI Gud1rcd by Stephen Duval
az mos for SsOD5 9g awn BY the
part endorsed 10y Sleg.ea nlya AID for about
each one PAYABLE al 5s ani the June
1916. NM. ANDERSON, j.,
Aug -. IslG-T Richmond, Va
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a NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,


vLLusrRhTEn ty Erss,,nr. sri ~ Nsps with
Msr on a rev riln BY Goodneh author OF Peter Par
tn. sn,das a BooK. OF ts,sAi,
rohns allowed with ds.En a.
the adopted, VIII be fauad
quantity OF matter whieh Will render convenient
Ss%sSd S 80 a. S os OF ,SS ,Sr ,n %Ser psr'p
and convenience have carefully siudd the
ypCg Apply etc-z
pcesary distinct map Immediate eOntsuy
with the descriptions OF countries In which they relate
The Globe Map ard useful device and will be found
gni substitute artificial Globe, advantage OF
easily haDds and be during early
NASH woopHoUsE, bookseller.
&C i39 Main Of.
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL. prime quality,
~eS NLoEs 4 BROTHER.
EOFFEE-A full supply OF Rio, Laguayra and
SO WILLIAMS a uAx.Lr-
GALA PLAID LINSElS. cases Gala Plaid
'cS' HALVES. VAN OIUssgN WARTS
Nv EBB, BACON n co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-3o hbis 81. CsoI
100 do New orran,
~ boxes Lnaf
Is bis Crushed and Puveri.eJ
% urtees aud 20 hall DO New Orleans Carried
Is boxes HAVANA
MoLAsSEs-cO hid roro Rico
% hi and Is Ucrsss Trinidad
CoFFEE-4Co b,ss $40
les bas, lava
CANpIEs-SS boxes sperm
10 boxes S-auc
So boxes luu'- patent Taro~
~ b'yrs Ta!0w
Castle Blown aud Shsving Soap
200 segs Cut Nails and BTsds
tons iscrrd steel
Hoop lion
20 Scotia Grind
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
bscs shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
BackT Tea
IL bb- Sperm Lamp OIL
81 bis Tanners Cn
zoo ti,Tecs Thomason Lin.
LOG dorm Flt ted Husk-ts
Nets Of WOODWARD
Is urTeCs Rice
So tbs cider Vinegar
- hhis Bacon sides
Is Lhl5 Sgouslrrs
500 bis Y. &. HerrHgs
100 bhis Family Roe do
IS Ibis Shad
Rosln-Tar
Spirits Tgrpentine
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-11


NtfuH Oh f!fY. UfI.
Bel ~ mrie i hat % Jans--v s. bf9, mo
~ sub er.cr IDirr n tto Pc SITE n md for r
CIV af'lf p'r.nr1I alitucl B...ig % Gr-,n and made
of.h pu Co., 'J EHn.ry of A-Hy GDd, 'llt matters and
me fr forth r tbr .IUy, crrGsls ra snItru 4
sla'ei S"n'n before JissE CLOUD, ). r.
THE pub - un should meet ihr fyr NJ any one WIN tr n
discretion lnl rp'HteLce attendant J0II Should hive brought
On hr aH. n Wr rv as.gI i1 auuy 20 tueh ur Fpnth
Doctor D'r' Dole ryr'7 md gei % " most yg rrsry-
Tie Oh y'a That b. h1s The Of fcmcrr ta rir-s
400 r '0i1nE ior u,m permanent of no charge te
qgIfld
Jr F,r,m5s, Dt urgr Of th french ved,,i HOUSE 10
sH f.s cs street 20 street before The h9usJ
Ais.rr daily from r. m. 10 10 y. m.
Boz m.fU. SEPT o. I-sG. t.
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RtCHuoND TIN. SkasLG itsoN AND SEOSE
MaNITH- EOkN.
ROBERT MUTT
]. n. EUSTACE Il son

I'd ESPEITFULLl SOLICIT The merchants OF
virginia trading passing through Rehucni to cIAmEe
THAR of Medicines Pants and Dye Sus They
prepared Offer such Inducements they think Will make utrr
in,efesto eandnc way place
Ginseng Parsed exchange goods
M market price
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
Better and Cheaper School Books

Cannot be had than Sanders School Readers, Nos . }
and 4, Spelling Book and Primer.
TE<ESTIAONIALS from hundreds of practical teach
of the hghes, responsibility in all parts of the
Union before giving unequIvocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the best-are superior
Of a similar kind.
We have CONNIE ndat0fy notices written with
in the last reks by of the most successful teach
ers in the Western States, well from
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anguage the following;
believe excel in several respects any series
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striking excellence of these books Is the attrac
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allured their task rather than compelled; while at
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81 pleased with the ment of the lessons both
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simple to the more difficult and taking the
the lessons high and we'll calculated 10 impress favora
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Il think these books excel all other School Books OF
their kind would particularly notice the
easy which the pupil Is led along from the
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particularly do I approve Of the Smiling Book al
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The subscribers would have distinctly unde rstood that
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For sale wholesale and retail by
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Nov. 19.-i7-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

L the Me-" orA fxnress
We have already announced the triumph of the Barn
burners in the Albany County Convention al New Scot
land, Tuesday. We that the Argus heads
itals, Infamous Outrage and Ruffan Atrocity We
gather from its stateen thai very lively and spirit,
ed took place, in illustration Of the harmony
which VIGOROUSLY charactcrzes the democracy of the
State of NeHf York. .Bues' and .ruians' said
have been present numbers, and have preven
tod the Dgress and egress Of delegates except such
10 he taste fhte conductors
''Mr. James r Rose struck and knocked down. by
Edward Brimke riof, member the
tee: Gray haired were knocked with
clubs and with broken pieces of furniture the chairs,
tables stovepipe, &c, smashed by the assaiant
others kicked and stamped upon, and others
struck and wounded in the head and face, and by
small spring blade attached a ring the fnger-and
the ruffans were armed IN other respects sheath dag
and pistol having been picked after the aray
OF course mans life the hands of these bru
tai and unprovoked assalants: there being egress
the room, except tn the door, which portion
Of them surrounded. Lawrence Van Dusen an esteem
Cd, Democrat of Bern, conceded delegate elected by
the unanimous Of the knocked down and
stamped upon, and three Of his teeth knocked He
greatly injured; and 1t was reported Thursday
that he died of his wound 1t least uracu
Ious that he escaped with his life
The Argus adds that among the official persons at
tendance, mot one of whom attempted in any manner
these outrages,' John Van Buren,, the
Attorney Gene rail- a. Colvin, the District Attor
noy, Judge Branila Canal Collector Soutllwick, and
soo
The odd bunker delegates finding their persons and
lives unsafe the place which they had called the
meeting, adjourned to Gallup's United States Hotel in
Albany, to the number Of ftyscv and nominated for
the Conve nton, Rufus W. Pec,man Of Albany; Henry
X. willard, Of Knox, Benjamin Stanton Of Westero,
and William Holmes of New Scotland. Ncssrs. w Willard
and Holmes also on the Barn Burner ticket
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

TIMELY WARxI~G:-To those predisPosta 70 ,
ton!. The weekly records Of Death and uo - ,,. ~
that die of Consumption, should convince az M a.,
time should be lost in procuring something ~ IL
t4ag ,nonet., in due season, before IT takes hoio
~ III, tnder membranes OF the lungs, and causes 'e
;, 5ca1a This timely caution may be the means oi
many from the shadows of the grave and placing
bin their reach Remedy that Tens Of 1easa.ds nave
used before thein-many who living monument. u
health 10 the present. Is the blessing 10 lle co'
snnssre that there is medicine that will remove ''ff
affections and sound health This as t" be found
in the timely use Of Dr. DUscAs's ExFEffDAsT hfAEpf
medicine expressly for diseases of the lungs and the
prononitorv symptoms Of consumption those who are
II;c ,,iil eeugh cold, hoarseness, and Of
the throat bronchitis splitting Of blood, pain the breast
aud side Difficulty Of breathing &c. should not della.
procuring this ,dcine until II Is TOO iafe
I-TFor sale At the Richmond Bee. Ssore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

DRINKING AT fUNEIALs-One hundred and fifty years
ago, IN sober New England, liberal supply of liquor
was regarded indispensable provision for funeral
Even at much later date says the Boston Traveller it
was the custom TO provide intoxicating liquors for the
friends and attendants upon funeral soIemnities The
unnatural and debasing habit, in fact only disappeared
under the restraining influence tho rnc
reformation The Rev Thomas Goblet of Ipswich, d.
ed IN November, 1888 The day succeeding his death,
e Heectmcn Of the town held meeting and voted that
Deacon Goodhue provide u barrel of and half ;,
hundred weight Of sugar that Mr. Rust provide
spice and ginger for the cider that some e
pointed 10 look TO the drawing the wine and heating
u he CIDER against the time appointed for the unera
and that Ensign Stack be appointed that there be
eHee'na care taken with respect the above named
Customs,
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
To AL Persons Interested.

II NIL undersigned being about to from this
place, is DESTROYS ofcoSng up his business, and dis
posing Of of his property. lie therefore requests all
having claims against him. to present them to him.
in his abse w lillian Cox who will be duly
thorized 10 settle the and all persons indebted
him, requested 10 make above, early
possible.
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING. HOUSE, on
Front Street with good smoke house, stable and other
conve nit nccs is offered for sale
TIE PORK AND ICE HOUSE. opposite the Market
house, also offered for reasonable The
house large and has a we'll filled house
This is excellent location for butcher.
THE SLAUGHTERING ESTABLISHMEN Mt. near
the bridge, convenient in all its arrangements, for
THE KILN AND az AIRY, Immediately above the
bridge with lime house, &c, Offered
sum. or o the shares.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. seventh day
next at O'Clock. Will be Sold the market house. a
quantity OF beds and bedding sc &c good
horse carriage, the running gears of horse Wagon,
cutvator frames, &c, &c.
OLIVER kINSEY-
tth mo. 18th. SIC LIFT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

ANEcDoTE.-A certain cotton merchant came
20 Gen. Jackson aud said that his bales of cotton
had been taken for the purpose Of making breast
work for the defence Of New orleans lie want
ed immediate payment restoration. prlvSt to
Dropcrty WAS not to be taken for public with
out componsa,ion.-Gen jackson heard his COM
paint and told him ho would do what right
IN tho matter, and pointed out tho that was
proper to be pursued in such cases. He sent
immediately for muskc: and twenty rounds Of
cartridges. Tho poor follow hearing this order,
did not know what was going TO become of him.
But v6rv soon Gen. Jackson, put the muslet in
his hand and said, island there, sir, and defend
Your cotton
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
A FARM OF 100 ACRES

~oR S,IE...The undersigned wishes TO sell ms
4 valuable FARM, situated SIX miles north OF fich-
nond on the Paris and Williamsburg road west OF
the Fl Wavne road containing l2O Acrss OF iirt-ra.e
Iand-7, Acres which cleared and IN good s'at7
of cultivation. There good l-2 story raine House
"a large Frame Barn. nearly new, and eoube set oi
ribs and Wagon house attached thereto-a sup
nor Spring Of never-fang water, c@hvensha |" 'fe
welling iiouse-an excellent bearing orchafd Oh g
ed Fruit Trees &c
Water for stock is abundant, and very convenient
I'M William Duan, residing the Farm east and
adjoining above described premises, is authorized 70
sell the same: and any person wishing TO purchase a
!, JOB HAINE--
- - ,,,l 1a.e 3tf-GfGm-tfy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

We learn that quicksilver mine has been discovered
in the Alabama. Already several Of citizens
who interested in the discovery, enjoying IN an
ticpation GLORIOUS fortunes
Quicksilver mines of but occurrence, and
none have. heretofore, been discovered in the United
States There quicksilver mines in Europe, the
principal Of which at ldra, in Austria, which has
been Nplored about 1000 feet depth and at Amedcn
in Spain. The former is capable of producing bGuo
quintas annually. but the Austrian Government limits
the quantity 1900 qunals lest the market should be
overstocked, and its value reduced The latter produces
about 5000 quintas annually In Peru there quick
silver which produce, at least have produced
hundantlv. Between the SO and $500 they
said to have furnished 53 900 qunta, 50, 700 900
pounds. The present annual product rated 1900
quinals $50 900 pounds When the silver mines OF
Mexico are IN full work they consume 100000 per
|
Vast quantities Of quicksilver consumed in various
preparations used in medicine and the Should the
mine above mentioned be productive, 1t must become
source Of wealth to the proPretors- Nashville Tenn
Orthopolitan
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

Powers, THE ScCIFroR.-Wo happy to announce
that Bishop Purcell has contracted With gifted toy"
man. Powers for two Cherubs be scuured from pure
white Carrara Marble, the Altar of the
Cathedral in this city Tho Bishop has just received a
letter Powers, at Florence, acceding to his
ed by the Bishop municcnt, and much higher than
the work had been offered by the French and lta
ian Artists. 1t viii enable Powers produce work that
will be honor to his native city and a lasting
rial of the nunilicence of its churchcs.-Cin. Ca
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

oil therefore be that it contains very large
..o,,ion of Magnesia and Allumna, two of the best
o,.c,,ves against fire that be used upon wooden
,oof, II is sold 80 per cwt by p W. Wedde who =
AGENT for city, and is about covering his large block
with it. 100 lbs will the roof of building 80 feet
by 40 1t sufficiently fine to mix with the OIL without
grinding The Of the oil is about the same as that OIL
the material The whole expense therefore for the &C.
me ready put will not exceed 50 for oo square
feet You then have perfect slate roof as 1t being
sed for school satc after having been put upon boards
and having had time to harden -
II is estimated that forty millions of property was de-
.roycd by fire in the United States the last and
probaby fourths of the buildings in cities took fire
upon the roofs, from other contiguous burning buildings
Hs therefore duty that each citizen not only to
himself but his ncghbor, TO all means that come
within his REACH and not too xpensvo to guard against
this deyouTing element.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
RoBBERY.-The city treasury Of Mobile was
recently robbed of about $4,000. No clue has
vet been had of the thief.

REMEDY FOR THE CANCER.-'Fhe cure for tho
awful disease which often oureaches tho skill
and experience of tho best physicians, has boon
the hobby of n thousand charIatans. A receip;
which has been successful in two instances, the
only time lis virtue has been tested by Amor-
cans, IS prescribed by the Old Spaniards in Louis-
ana 1t is simply The yolk Of egg mixed with
salt as long as II will receive il, This in the form
OF saivo IS applied TO :ho cancer twice daily.
We have lately heard of another successful trial
IN family in Caddle parish. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ern Rcformer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

Garrett WEAvlSG.--Carpots should DO cheap
in this country, for carpet weaving IS industr
ously and proftably carried on IN various parts
of tho Union. In Auburn. New York, tho es-
adjustments give employment to 100 or 500
hands. Ono throws 10000 yards per month,
and works up 100000 lbs. of wool per annum.
Between , and 500 men employed IN vcav
ing SaXony carpets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
From the Cleveland Herald
Metallic Firc.IsTOOf Paint.

~ rd;tor-I would, through your paper, call the at
of the public particularly to the value and
80 of using more extensively the Black Metallic
p.oof Paint, or Cement, upon the roofs of their
ua,o< not only protect them against fire, but also
...n.t the action Of the weather. as the coating in few
., becomes perfect hard slate stone. and the anal
80 n, Clifton Of New York city shows that is one
h hest Fire Proofs that can be used He found 1T to
IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

uSomc OF the Democratic papers in this attempt
excuse Gov Whcomb's want of libcrality in dona-
ting 10 the Jackson monument, by asking '.Iow much
did Mr. Marshall give We don't know that the sub
scripon paper presented to Mr.. Marshall or
that he would have exceeded the dollars The en-
quiry is not pertinent Mr.. Whitcomb became a
jackson under circumstances warrantng the con-
clusion that he did for the purpose political advance
meut-he thereby became rich and from his wealth thus
acquired The immense of two dollars appropria-
Ted Mr. Marshall is man. who has large fani-
y support and his only reliance is his labor At the bar
Quite difference Ia. State Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

lJ~The "Sentinel'' defends Gov Whi,co,,b,s oo,,-,
III relation to the State debt by saying it was wise in his
Excelency to wait until our bondholders made their
Propositions Is this what he promised the people in The
event of his election w as this the Plan which he prom
,sed to Submit 1t is similar 10 that reconlme nded bv
Andrew Kennedy, when he said LET the debt pay IL
self ID
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
The Price OF LIME Reduced

YEIIII undersigned, have 0 hand and expect
q keep for sale, at their kiln Elkhorn large
quantity of the best quality of wellburned LINE. 1t
Will be sold the kiln cight cents per bushel, de-
Ilvered in Richmond nj fourteen cents per bushci
This Lime made pure limestone. and is
ferior tins section of the country for brick
work, plastcring, cementing.
Il. & ID. NORDYkE.
April 18th, 1916. l6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

~ William X. Pope, of Williamson co Tenn, was
by vaccinacd while aborng under fever and the
result was the modification of the and death
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

hISSOLTTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.-The part
- nersip heretofore existing Coruelius VAN
SAINT and John j. Coney, dissolved By mutual consent
NE affairs of the firm will be settled by John j. Coplev
Who Will continue the business
c. VANSANT
April Goth, loi6. I7:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

MolAssEs.--Tho Importation Of moasscs into
tho port of Portland, from January 26, 1915, to
March l6, was S9'5 hhds. Into Boston, from
January /, 1885, to March IS, 1850 hhds
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

JoR-On the first of April New buryport, a
hohest blacksmith OF the Miller faith found order
on hs slate -" to hoop earthquake mend the lock
The gate of New Jerusalem, and repair of the hinges
on the cellar door of the infe rnal regions -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

gj-Thc trustees of the family of the arnented Pleas
acknowledge the receipt of $50 from the citizens
Of Mobile o the fund for their benefit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

II VERY STAB1E--The subscriber has for hire.
several good saddle horses-BuCgs and well brok
horses His Il rms will be suited to the times.
Richmond, June 1, 1si5. f1tf.3 LEW is BURk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21
SMITH AND co.
School Book Publishers,

I'D. F. Holloway, BookseLtr, Richmond, Indiana, has
full supply of Mciufey's Eclectic Readers, and feels
warranted in recommending them being the very best
class book estant.
April Both, 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-21

rable Of a wit, as we'll as preacher. The following
dote published Sprin cied Mass Gazette, max
the beyond all question:
"The Reverend Doctor had young man to preach for
him The sermon was very good but unfortunately haa
pu n n. ~ -, w VII" us ,,I ~ 49, 49, ,;r
-, merits .We, s, the dnctor IN answer TO bis frcr
bling inquiries your we'll enough, but
couldh see as ~ laa ihch go WIN sI y
Sars rafcdcJ i -,
Al. III. Doo,o- or.o ,,,,,,..J . ,,;r, ,,or minis.
ter not much noted for eoquenco To deliver prepar-
atory lecture for HIM Tho hour for the lecture came,
but not ne | o 40 ' oi 'nt io.e aio o'i, r
his ;,,d brother After an interval of five minutes he