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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08
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DEING: engaged in heavy law practice. and fnGiHg
TO be impossible to give proper att nhon 10 my
extensive Yorktown, have resolved to
sell my large valuable real and personal property al
that place. upon long credit, and great bargain
This property lies between Ander>ontown and MUM
cie at the iuncture of White RIVER and Big Rsch Creek
and includes the failing Of both 1t includes
SIXTEEN HI NDRED ACRES.
about 1000 acres of which under fence. The land
all uiabie, OF good quality Conss ting OF prairie
river and creek, bottom up, wheat land and would
readily keep improved than 600 head of
cattle annually.
The improvements are. TWO GRIST MILLS, with
four pair of burs one SAW MILL. four OF CARD
ING MACHINES ani PICKER. and \ PULLING and
DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT
will sell the whole of this property and give imme
date possession time before the first OF November
which time il will be rented fer the ensuing
My price for the whole 500 900 So 600 when
the possession ST 200 year for ten years, with
interest each pa yment-
If sell the property. would let the stock. incindng
l21 large hogs go with 1t cheap as wish to close the
whole concern and get If Oft mind
O II SMITH.
indianapolis. Ind. Sept. lst SIC SO I'm.
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TONSUMPTIyES CURED--REsocr. REJo,cI.t
7 REIotcE...-For the Heart is G;Lad.-DR. DUN
CANS Expectorant Remedy brings hopes and fat
terng prospects to the consunpve patient whose life il
tended with great suffering and pal reduced 10
slender thread Despair pot.-While there is life
the hope, and be healed and raised to en-
JOY again the blessings Of health Perseverance i. then
only and that before the lungs too much
diseased and liberated and cure is certain Thousands
Of persons saved annually from tho ssconsumptive
grave BY the timely Of Dr.. Duncan's Expectorant
Remedy Read the certificates of performed u
every part of the United States Ties. evidences
Sufficient 10 convince oil that DR. DnneaD's Medicine =
safe and certain remedy, that serious disease.
consumption, infancy and health and hap
piness-
For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
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lE-TuE UNPARALLELED Success, has given such in
creased demand for DR. Duncan's Expectoran Remedy,
and prevention OF consumption and diseases
liver that the proprietor has been compelled TO
open cstern Office; particularly the acconmoda
ton of those afflicted living the West who heretofore
have been compelled visit the Philadelphia office,
send at an and trouble This notice is the refore
to inform all afflicted with disease of consumptive
ture that and advice always be obtained
this Western Office 1t IS therefore 10 be hoped that
the MANY thousands who troubled with cough
in the breast shortness OF breath difficulty Of
raising mp and throwing of the victd Phegm and matter
that settles in the AIR tubes and lungs, splitting of blood
and soreness the throat. and other symptoms that Will
soon lead consumption; viii take timely advice and
procure few bottles OF Dr. Duncan 1pectorant KEN
dy which is certain to arrest the very first Of dis
ease tha, takes root when elected and destroys life
Western Medical Office. $50 Sycamore street Cncn
natl Ohio where Dr. Duncan'> medicines sold whole
sale and rctail-
GA supply Of Duncan's E1pectorant Remedy ust
received the Richmond store Book price,
81 per bottle March 5uth, l-ib
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HISFASES OF T f LUNGS CURED BY THE
8 = TIMELY USE OF DIR. DtNCAN'S EAPEC-
TOR ANT REMEDY.
Cincinnati. JANUARY ?, 1876.

tInCtn Natl, JANUARY Z, lCio
Dr.. Duncan: Dear Sir:-1 feel happy in writing the
wv lines to YOU, stating the good effects your valuable
medicine produced l attacked about
two months since inflammation of the Lungs attend
ed with distressing cough and Choking OF pem,
pain the breast and shortness OF breathng and
at Ie myth became weak dtbliItated. Finding that
grew daily, and that could not 1--we long with
out relief. my friends advised to try
thing and another. Among the medicines recon-
me nIed as the best was Expectorant Remedy. Nv
wife at length your office for three bottles.
using il according TO the directions. and feel
happy stating and The public, that found
lief by the time had used the three bottlef
was able to walk the Post Office, and many
my friends for more bottles, and used them,
ana now feel myself perfectly well.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
W est Third St, Cincinnati.
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N Office shereby given, that the undersigned has
taken letters of administration the estate of
Job w swain deceased late of Wayne county. Indiana
All indebted TO said estate requested
and those having claims against the
notified prese them duly authenticated for
settlement. The said supposed 10 be insoven
DANIEL BULLA admir-.
August l.. f-t6. 3t:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08

CARPENTERS TOOLS AND AXES, of Timothy
Z Denamin's manufacture, of Prcble CO., Ohio
warranted be good iust received and for sale by
Richmond, June 80. 1916. HAINEs FARoCHAR.
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MANSION HOUSE.
u G. II NJ Y - \ n

Il Z II VI = = y = y
TESiII House formerly known Us the ''Iemperalce
1 Hall and recently occupied by William Nixon,
has lately been etttcd up superior style with the
design making the most comfortable resting
places the weary traveller, in tie western country
The subscriber also takes great pleasure informing
his old fire nls and the travelling community generally,
that his BILE shall be- heretofore, while
the Richmond Hotel supplied with the choicest vands
the country affords.
HIS ST BILE large ana unient and attended
Nv e very best OF Ostiers, and supplied with the best OF
Froycud"S.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be taken
make those who may with HIM. comfortable, and
at Home viii warrant him IN asking share OF fubc
patronage. BoARDERS taken BY the day week on
the most fay oraiJIc terms.
X. BROOkiNS.
Richmond, Dec. 9th. l-i5. - IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08

DR. J. HOWELLS, having purchased the right
l make and sell the above named INSTRUMENTS in
the County of Wayne, Ia, prepared to fill all
ders, to any amount. that might be wished.
This instrument is constructed as TO give IT very
important advantage all others. The whole OF the
spring rork is in the PAD and can be worn IN per-
feet by all The steel hoop which objection
able to most and so difficult to be worn on ac-
of its irritating them, entirely superseded in this
instrument. it can be in lying down as well as
s,tung up For in all cases, and efficiency, il has
perhaps equal 1t is at the same time, considering
ats intrinsic merits the cheapest Instrument that has
been altered to the Public
Proapsus Uteri or falling of the womb. a disease
that is much more common than is generally supposed
large proportion of the females of this country.
Sufferers from this painful affection. For this Seas
the Spring Pad Supporter is unequaled the support it
gives the small of the back, the lower part
atdamen gives such great relief that many enabled
by the Of this instrument about attend TO
their families who would be unable walk without il
For Hernia or Rupture, this nsirumen both the ca
sicst TO the patient and the eectua can be
worn--By pressing equally on both sides. supports
the whole abdominal contents, thereby requiring much
less pressure than the truss. and preventing
rupture of the opposite side which so frequently po
ducsd BY wearing single truss. By strong pressure
on one side only, the abdominal thrown to
me opposite side and not ufrequen ty rupture
there But the Spring Pad Supporter obviaes the whole
he applied.
bo~ the opinions Of Of Physicians respect ng
this
Dr. HowE1s-Dea, Sir:-These Instruments anoear
10 be well fitted fulfill every design conStruc
ton. have them and have hesitancv in Civ
ing uem my Gnquallfled anu nearly recommendations
And would advise those who be unfortunate
suffer the i'll e,lects OF 'Io-psus Iri, Of Hernia
10 procure them without delay.
ours &c.
II. WYLIE, VI. d.
Richmond, Aug 3lst, lS46.
d. Howkrs-Dcar Sir:--lou ask my opinion of DR..
rlemings Spring Pad Supporter and Truss for Froap
sus Uter and Hernia. In reply. have hesitation
saying that they better calculated relieve the dis
eases for which they nded than thing have
heretofore met with. Yours. &c.
w. B. SMITH, VI d
concur with prs. Wyhe and Smith, IN ther opinion
OF the above named instrument.
A PORTER, NJ d.
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nUEEN>W ARE. sc.
~ The undersigned have Just received splendid
assortment of Queensware. Glassware. and Hardware,
which they offer for sale, CHEAP. Call at
HAINES & FARCUHAR'S Cieap Cash Store
Rchmopd. May 2otb, 1916. Opposite the Bank
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WOOL WANTED AT KINGS FACTORY!
~ (Hlt LBS. OF WOOL WANTED AT THE



ME- undersigned is prepared to receive WOOL, to
manufacture into Cloth Flannels. Blankets. SAITH
netts and Jeans, either by the yard, shares,-on
errns suited to the times He also has ha
assortment the above named goods; which he
willing to EXCHANGE for WOOL or other produce.
lille will also RI LII and DRESS CLOTH, at the
customary prices
IEEINUS KING
Richmond. Goth Of 9Th le4o. 22tf
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Important to Country Merchants !

GOODS for Friends Wear:
I1ERIMACk PRINTS; Friendly styles,-,he largest
vi assortment TO be found in the city,
PLAIN Mode-color Bonnet silks:
Do Ievantlne 90.
Black Six Mode, for Boune,s
Gauze and Grape Lise;
Cap Crape-assorted qualities;
PLAN six Mits and Gloves;
Drab ard White Bonnet Ribbons:
Plain Tibet Shawls;
Do. Mousens de Lame do;
Do. SILK ShawlS-a sizes;
DO. and White Barcelona Shawls
Ednbury Book Nuslins and Handkerchlefs:
silk Braids-plain colors:
Together with a large assortment of Foreign and Do
Dry floods which will be sold the lowest
k e prices-to all which invite the of the
trade. w ISE PISN x WISE.
j. IaDor1ers and Deaegs IN Forcign and Domestic
DrY Goods, Isl, Mdrkd Sred, PnILApELfHa
eth Ill, ! SO. 33u
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for lS4G!!!

1 EXPECT TO attend IN the several Townships IN the
County in order the Taxes Of the
year on the following days, Dewitt
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RICHM 0ND FOUNDRY.
mOLLOtV-vvARE, and CASTINGS,
A tCi nc n II q ii Prices

1uNiiE undersigned would respectfny inform the pub
lie that he carries the Foundt business, the
establishment lately conducted BIZ the firm of T.. and j.
OEarra. He has hand ror lot of Stoves
consisting of Nos q and Improved Premium Cooking
plate Stoves of different with raj
of Franklin and Parlor Stoves. Also--Pos, Kettles,
a rons and w agon Boxes
He also manufac and makes order Cardfng Ma
chine 3. Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and narrow Power Looms, Pulling Stoves and air
kinds of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
ments.
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice
He feels confident that he has the largest and
best selected lot of the Western for
Grst and Saw Mills. He has, in Short the latest i'm
provcmeni in the Mill Gearing line.
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n.nL Note and Exchange List.

Bank Note and Exchange List.
,I n, tle Cincinnati Gasetfe by Ellis q IGleHe.
CSre.I Brokeys ~ E.. corner Of Main and Sd SITS
- nrepared to buy, generally, the notes of the
VINO hsIow named, and also to furnish Exchange at
rates affixed . Ca
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08

complete assortment Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Their stock consists, part of
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. NESTINGS, SAT
NETS and JEANS, FANCY GOODS. &c.
>HAWI.S-n great variety: PRINTS all the latest
and newest styles and patterns; ALPACHAS-plan
and fancy; Thbet and English MERlNO; French and
Manchester GlNGHANIS; DRESS SILkS-a good
assortment, and, in fact, every thing the line Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Tweed's. Buffalo Iowa
Cloths, Genoa Cloths; Tickings brown and bleached
Drlngs, Brown and bleached Muslins. cheap the
cheapest; Alpacha and Parsene Cloths; Silk Cotton
Nelvets, Checks Irish Linens Brown and beached
Table Cloths; Plain and striped Linens, brown Hoi
lands. Umbrellas; Bandanna and Spttlefed H'dk r..
Black Italian Cravats plain and fancy Stocks; Cotton
and Bingham Handk rclets. Jaconets Gum Elastic.
Worsed and Webb Suspcnders, Cumbrics, Bobbinets.
Swiss and Null Musins. Laces and Edgngs. Lace and
Nett Nes Ladies kid silk, pic and cotton Gloves.
Alpaca Aprons and Silk do; Gcntleme ms Gloves,
sorted cotton Hose and Half Hose, Pins, Needles Stay
and Goa, Binding, Tapes, Buttons, Wclting and Coat
Cords and Sewing Silks and Twists Hooks and Ewes.
Russia Sheetng, Ingram and Venitian Carpets, Dam
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur Cloth, Selette.
and Velvet CAPS-laest styles; Ribbons Combs,
Patent and Cotton Threads Ladies Travelling Carpet
Bags and Baskets, &c SC.
j. Florence Braid and Straw BONNETS--a rior
article; Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
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a administrators sale.

WILL be sold the twelfth of September next, at
wv the late residence Of Aaron Beard deceased, in
agerstown Ia all the personal property of SAID deco
dent consisting of d of Nill-wnght tools; good
cooknp sIoye brass clock, Tables, Chars, Beds and
Beddiuy &c &c. Sale to CONNIE nee at ~ clock, A.
NJ on day, when terms will be made know and due
attendance gwen, by "
A. CUNNINGHAM, idm'r.
Aug. 30, 1916 3o-ts
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Wood wanted on subscription at this
office: also. Wheat and Corn.
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IRON and NAILS. well selected lot, gust received
i and offered for sale, by
Nav 20. 1916. HAINES & FARQUHAR
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A full assortment, at all times. of HARDw m:
GROCERIES, and q EENSNXA ARE.

There is NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold al unusually low prices, Cash, o
approved Country Produce.
L. Call at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in the West
Room Of the Rchntond Hotel and obtain BARGAINS!
Richmond, March Il, lS46 lltf
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BEWARE OF CONsTMPTION.-IIow many per-
sons put of from time 10 time that most important cal
lpg-atte nding their heath-until it is too late Look
around particularly in city, and will daily be-
hold hundreds of whose bespeak
suffering with diseases Of the lungs and protracted
cough fast approaching their immortal destination, with
out perhaps being sensible of their serious situations
May this warning awaken them in due season. and at
seek relief which be found in DR.. Duncan's
Expec Remedy safe. pleasant and certain med
for the of cough and the premonitory
toms that Consumption This medicine innledi-
aely heals the rritaed membrane of the bronch and
lungs gives strength and support the enfebed frame
thus causing the lungs throw off the viscd secreted
that accumulaes and settles upon them.
Rcad the folio'rng case and cure.-Dr. Dun can-Desr
will please accept these lines from who has
been spared from the furnishing fangs Of Consumption
By the timely Of your inest,mahle Expectorant Rem
edv. had a call in city in November last. during
cold and damp SPELL which caused o take a
bad cold, atte fever Nv throat became
sore cough dry hard and OBSTINATE with scarcely
approximations pain and in breast at length
sweating at night ommenced with much weakness and
debility. During this | used many medicines,
eral being highly recommended IN the papers bat they
all tended to increase sufferipgs, by binding
Finding that my disease was assuming serious and dan
character began to be alarmed. and took the ad
vice of best physicians who at reeonnen nd
ed .'ExpectoraIft Remedy and af vised pro-
six bottles at to Cincinnati Office
for Them and ed using the medicine
received. fancied gave me refef the first dav;
the second day cough felt much easier and began
to throw up large quantities OF phlegn and matter On
the sixth day cough disappeared my strength gradu-
ally increased, and tins time truly happy 30 state
that ndered sound in health, and attend 20
occupation usual CHARLES w IisoH
Spring feid, O., Jan 81. l746
nERIPNEt5MONY. OR INFLAMMATION OF THE
u LUNGS is disease very common in our 50 " esfcrn
Sa,es and suddenly victims that home
whence traveller returns This disease originates
from the cold and sudden changes Climate at
mosphere inflammation of the Lungs is first perceived
shivering GOODNESS followed with beat, burning
fever the breathing many difficult, pain and
ghtnes in the horax short cough which is often dry
and continues distressing and OBSTINATE expec :oraon
difficult and scanty. These the most syrnP
toms Of this and when attended at once
end in serious Almost all the Deaths that
this of the wear caused In fan0
o. the Lungs and Pieara At the first attack
this disease should be time lost in procuring
Dr. Duncan's E4Pectorant Remedy
TT For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08

SYSTEM OF PF,NMANSisIP IN IL NUMBERS
VA>IIE peculartes of this System st series of
i exercises which thoroughly train the muscles of
the hand, arm, fingers; I'd: classification of let
according their similarity iii form 3D.; Printed
directions upon each page. explanatory of the formation
the letters. IL Teachers need only the books to
annrovc them For sale By the Goze single, at
the RICHNOND BOON SIOitE.
April H. 1916 I6I
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TO PLOUGH r6AHERs.

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in use. He
has Sloop Poughs, right and lef Peacocks right and
eft Woods Plough four difc sizes-a which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices. for Cash.
INTERESTING MACHINES.-He has an excel
lent Threshng Machine which he manufactures and will
sell Cash approved Trade. For horses neat
and despatch the execution of work il is inferior
to in
The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the Int firm T
and 'farra, and would respectfully solicit continu-
of their favors 15A kinds of Machinery repair
ed on short notice Cash, Wheat good Horses will be
tex en- in exchange for any Of the above articles
THOMAS O'HARRA
TIT necessary that the business Of the late firm
+. and J. O'Harra should be settled pos
sible; therefore, those who indebted said firm
hereby requested to make Immediate payment.
June II, 1915. (jan3l, AS T.OH
GHAkER'S WARE-The sul.sc r,le have JUS. Jeceiv-
y ed and offer for sale, splendid lot Of Shakers
Ware-Tuhs Buckets, Brooms. Bowls. Cburss, &c -
which will be sold low HAINES & FARQUHAR-
Richmond June 30 1916. 97N
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z q 2 e = W = sI e e -4
D r Y G 90 ID s.!
a. O. tlIANoEZlD 6 co..
WUDLEN GOODS.

Black and Blue Black, Cloths in great variety,
Olive, Brown, Inv. Green, and Blue, 60 do,
Blue, Black and Fancy Cassifnercs,
Tweed tassImeres of various styles and qualities,
Gold Mixed, Black. Blue and iancy Sattinetts,
Cadet, Oxford, and Blue MIXED do,
Pilot Cloths Plain and Fancy Kentucky Jeans,
White, Red, and yellow Fiannel~,-Piald inse ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-23
e President ofthe United STATES Of .4maio
A Proclamation.

Whereas, the Congress ofthe United States,
by virtue of the constitutional authority YES
ted in them, have declared 10y their act, bear
ing date this day, that, "by the act of the re-
public of Mexico, a state of war exists be-
tween that Government and the United States;
Now, thereiore,I JAMES h. POLK, Pres
ideut ofthe United States of America, do here
by proclaim the same to all whom it may con-
Germ, and do specially enjoin on all persons
holding offices, civil and military, under the
authority of the United States, that they he
vigilant and jealous in discharging the duties
respectively incident thereto; and do more
over exhort all the good people of the United
States, as they love their country, as they feel
the wrongs which have forced on them the
last resort ofinjured nations, and as they con-
suit the best means, under the blessing of
Divine Providence, Of abridging its calami-
ties, that they exert themselves in preserving
order, in promoting concord, in maintaining
the authority and the efficacy ofthe laws, and
in supporting and invigorating all the mea
sures which may be ndopred by the consti-
'tuted authorities, for obtaining a speedy, O
just, and an honorable peace.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto sci
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed to these presents. Done
at the City of Washington, on the
thirteenth day of May, one thousand eight
hundred and forty SIX, and of the indepen-
dence of the United States the seventieth.
BY the president: JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES BUCHANAN, ~.
Secretary off State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-23
AN INTERNAL SCENE.

The following description of one otthe re-
cent "great and glorious" battles in India gives
faint idea ofthe horrors that attend the trude
of war
As our men advanced, Englishman and
Hindoo side by side, the Sikhs seemed to re-
double their fire, and, to Use the expression of
an eye witness, "a storm of iron hail descen-
died on oar ranks" No force or fire, howev-
ar, could repress their valor. They pushed
forward with irresistible enthusiasm, and af-
ter the most tremendous efforts succeeded in
fheir attempt The cavalry entered the en-
rrenchments in single file, through an opening
made for them by the sappers and miners,
aud in short time the rout of the Sikhs be-
came general.
As they had shown no mercy to numerous
wounded men who had fallen into their hands,
so no mercy was shown them. They were
driven in confusion towards the bridge and
river, which having risen during the night,
rendered their retreat almost impossible. The
bridge of boats densely tlironged by the flu
gitives, broke down in several places, while
Omr guns, necessarily playing on their closely
wedged mass, produced the most fearful hav-
&C. The scene presented by the face Ofthe
SSutlej defies description-covered with hors-
~'s and men, upon whom the most dreadful
fire was kept up with grape and canister-it
literally ran red with blood.
Under these circumstances, we can by no
means imagine the number of the slain to he
over estimated at twelve thousand. The bat
tlc had begun about six o'clock, and did not
terminate till eleven. The combatants had
met hand to hand. Our artillery and mus
kerry had never for moment ceased their
fire. Our cavalry, charging impetuonsly
through their ranks, had speared or sabred all
who fell ia their way. But the river was their
greatest enemy. and when they flung them
selves pel nell into its waters, which were
wholly unfordable, the artillery scattered
death uusparingly among them, till there was
not a man left visible within range.