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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
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saY WRIT r 81 SluirY Executions 10 me directed
lie sal. al the Court house door Gcutrcti!ic, NaEne
County, ln.inl. O. tt 2l-t cay Of january IL. b.
tween tle hours ef tn "cIo.S,a m ana ioar clock
y. M. OF SAID CAV. the Following property, to-wlt:
parcel or lot Of land ~ tae city OF KehHona,
Waynr Comfy, IL. ala sa known hy heiag LET naal-
81 fy two - ana f.t, thr. go AMI the ~eet h,li
of lot numbered its four 81 Also all t'1t pat Of
certain lot ground la saJi CITY, known by hsing
part of fifty four 3D. bounded a. follows,
Beginning Il the north cast corner OF so tof
cs thence thirty three t5 feet, thence orth four
~ Que II ee three 3 inches, thence east 70 III" pl@ce
beginning ii that part Of sd8 cit aid o." hN SAries
" starr arr leren'ia Cox Taken as the property Of
Daniel D. Sloan satisfy saia Executions ~ favor OF
jesse Iasn- Griffith D. Citizens. Robert G. Alison i.ic
DAVID GENTRY. SL1. ". e.
December as,h- lsl6. $3.50 It's
BEWARE OF 0N1CMPTTONt-How mant per-
sons put time that most Important CAL
1ng-attending TO 4eir hcathnHtil It IS too late Look
around particularly city, ana viii daily BE-
hold hunire4s persons whose coaucnances bespeak
Suffering with diseases of the lungs ami Protraeicd
cough. approaching their immortal destination, with
out pc raps being sensible of their situations
May this warning awaken them N cue season. and AZ
seek relief which is to be found IN DR. Duncan ;
Expectoraut Rened va safe, pleasant and certain med
for the Of cough and the premobitory FmP-
toms lead consumption This medicine Hlinedi
heals the rritaed membrane of the broncli and
lungs gives strength and support to the enfeebed frame,
thus causing the lungs throw of the vscid secreted
matter that accun,ulates ana settles upon them.
nIsEASEs or T LUNGS CURED BY THE
, TIMELY Use OF DR.. DCNCAN'S EXPEC-
TORANT REMEDY.
Cincinnati, January ?, 1916.
Or Duncan: Dear Sir:-I feel happy in writing the
few lines YOU, stating the good effects your valuable
medicine produced in NY case | was attacked about
two months til inflammation Of the Lungs attend
ed with distressing cough and choaking Of phle
pain in the breast and shortness OF breathng and
at length became weak debllItaed Finding that
grew worse daily, and that could not live long with
out relief Some Of my friends advised me to try one
thing and some another. Among the medicines
nI - the best was your Expectorant Remedy Nv
wife at length TO your office for three bottles
using it according to the directions and feel
happy in stating you, the public, that found
lief once and bv the had used the three boei
| was able walk the Post O.ee, ana to many
nv FRIENDS sent for bottles, and used them
ana feel myself perfectly well
GEORGE JOHNSON,
West Third St. Cincinnati
For sale al the Book Store Of u. P HoLLowAY.
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RTETE.EOSD HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAlH AND MARION STREETS, RICHMOND, fA1
Il OSEptI W. EEf8ERT. respectfully informs hs
- friends and the Travelling public that he has
sumed the Iandordshp Of this we'll and favorabiy known
HOTEL, and he Is prepared TO make Travellers COM
Portable i good and attentive Ostler all
take charge of Horses and the stable we'll
Piled with provender His charges reasonable.
Sept. tin Is45 39tf
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ORIG. INDI,SA NurJAI FIRE Insurance Co,pANY
Indianapolis, Note1nber a0th, 1916
TENIIE MEMBERS Of sid Company, who in ar
reas for assessments heretofore ordered, hereby
notified that Isaac IL hiERsTEb, lisa, Ia, been appoint
Specat C0iLcctog rent. whose Cuty It Will be TO
coed collection OF all outstanding dues. by
the appropriate and prompt means. Mr. kicrsted
viii visit the agencies of the Company, during
ensuing ana IS confidently hoped that every
member VIII be make payment OF assessments
that liabilities of the Company may be dis
charged without unnecessary delay The following
oluton passed by the Directors ut meeting held
the Nth ut.
Resolsed Tia. Mr.. Kiersted be- and he IS very cord
ally commended TO tile confidence ana cooperation ct
an the members u the Company lis agency, this
SOLICITORS bring all the suspended business AZ
the Company, through his assistance TO snecly al ust
ncnt. By order, CHAs. W CADi Sec'y
The Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company
meuced business the goth March, 1887. the most
approved plan OF mutual Insurance Since that date the
of sll592 81 has been allowed by the Directors for
beside interest the SANE, and the iuci1ent
expenses OF The Institution The GCiai COST Of Insurance
to members OF the Company since
commenced business. has been mere fraction over
one haL of that in stock property of III.
and hazard Looking 10 the period of prolonged
the general business Of the State
the e37. matter Of congratulaon that this
lnstitutionhc only unler Ste authority cngaged
enabled o Offer ample security to all WHO place
their under protection All extra hdzaruons
risks excluded, and those taken limited the
exposure maximum OF $1,000. or so that the
Company shall all probability suffer by
fire greater loss than that amount The citizens Of In
diana having good usurahie property. respectfully
invited % examine the advantages of in tins
COMPANY. and to give 1t their patronage aud Influence
The amount al RisL The .sotil November was 81.
47a.700 and the Prerun Notes in force amounted to
Sol ,240 40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

Rum VS. GRAVE SroSEs.-A pedIer overlook
another Of his tribe tho road. and thus acosted
him:-'Holo. friend. what do you carry?'-
"Rum and whskey," was tho pron'ps reply
''Good," said the other, "you may so HEAD;
carry grave stones"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

CoEcREssIoxA,. uisgf.-AIr. Anti-ront Marcy
Is IN lit.lo trouble. lie has violated tho Sub-
Treasury Law. To got Sl.50),9G0 from :. y
to H. O. TO had recourse 10 drafts t. fleet the
transior,;3 tic cNp"nce 81 shFpuT t1e sp@clr,
which :, ould cost a5puc 3 1900. Hoo probably
b, brought up to the 8nli Tlng.--Nr tirei'o IN
troduccd 10 the IIause,o series of resolutions, en-
u.ncrating tie Mexican nsa,ts - our ~. deciar-
NO that war existed by the act Of Mexico. Tint
tho government shonld DO sustained, TINT nobody
should encourage the enemy. hv shy lHI 10y" arc
wronu''that no party should mako political capi-
til. by exposing 10 thr enemy oar weak points
ard oar party division '-tisrt our volunteers have
vindcated their characters for ra!nr Hni bod
daring. They doploro the loss Of the l5oa who
fnll On The Rio Grande bahis. BY the eli
mate administers lte soft sa der 10 the = dis
contentei volunteers. who have not been allowed
tho privilege of killing single McNlcnn. and
winds up by very properly recommending an IN
crease of pav TO soldiers to SO month aud 4
liberal grant of bounty lands. NJ tho close OF The
war; They were laid on the table. Mr.. hudson.
Of Mass wishing to debate i.lcm.-A PROPOSE
ton 10 admit duty frce iron for the Tenn ss2c
! Coosa rail road company. in Alabama. Preston
kinc moved to suspend the special order to cna-
bic HIM to INTRODUCES q Bill with Wow OF bring
Inr tho Mexican to m honorable closa II
allows the prosidcn, $4,000 10 commence ne
uotalon with the Moxican government. II pro-
vides that in territory winch The fresGcht
shoII aconire. ,hero shall bo neither slavery or
involuntary scrvitudc: but fugitivcs from Tho ''pe-
cuiar institutions Of the s ath, nav he lawful
Is reclaimed. 1t also approprates s. 90 'too, 70
enable Mr.. Polk to concllto q treaty Of Ieace
with Mexico. Tho yeas anu nays beng called
for tho special order not postponed, by a
vote IS to 80. There is bu; lit;o doubt bit Ih!s
bill. or something like i, will pass. before tie sos-
sicn is brought 10 close.-L Weekly i}ay'onian.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

JF@THE USPARAiLEIEp SUccess, has given such in
ased demand Or Duncan's Expectorant Remedy.
for the and prevention Of consumption and diseases
the liver that the proprietor has been compelled TO
open Western Office; particularly fer the aecommoda
Of those afflicted living the West. who heretofore
have been compelled yssi the fhlaacip hia office
send tNpcnsr and trouble This the reiore
10 all afflicted with disease OF 4 cousumpve
thai his medicines ana advice always be obtained
this Western Office. 1t Is therefore TO be hoped that
the MANY thousands who troubled with cough
the SIDE sAortness Of BREATH difficulty of
raising up am throwing of tile yicd phlegm and matter
that settles the sir tubes aud lungs, splitting of blood
the throat. and other symptoms that will
lead o consumption; viii take timely advice and
procure bottles pr Dune an II Npec torant Rem
cUy which i the first seed OF dis
ease when iccted and destroys life
Western Medical Office, 100 Sycamore street. Cincin
nati Ohio where Dr. Duncans sold whole
sale ami retail
N-r A supply OF Duncans Expccioraut Remedy Just
received and sale the Richmond Book Store price.
81 per bottle. March 3oth, 1916
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

AN undressing NEWSPAPER. "Wc!i, soliio-
auized the venerab bic Miss Angelina Evergreen
as she folded the newspaper which she had been
reading. and laid aside her speciaces, this Is
he mos, interesting newspaper have seen for
many dav | believe it is enough to do ones
heart good 10 look at it. Let me sec,-thcro Is
Amos. column Of Deaths, one "Hoart-rendIn g
Occurrence" one Murder" three .Robberes.
,hrco Suicides with all the particulars besides
almos, a column Of distressing Accidents and
Crimes" and declare if there is no. on the out
side long and thrilling account OF an Execution
for Murderl'' Such paper ought TO be patron
ized |, furnishes abundance of amusement min
cled with instruction, and if | could Tot borrow
i, every week from good -natured neighbor Sprg-
gins. should certainly have 70 subscribe for It.
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MANSION HOUSE.

RICH MON d, Nd.
TENIfS House formerly known the "Tenpe rance
I Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon.
has lately been reed up superior style, with the
making of the comfortable resting
places the weary traveller the western country
The subscriber also takes great pleasure IN informing
his old friends and the travelling community generally
that his TABLE shall be, las heretofore while occupying
the Richmond Hotel, supplied with the choicest visnds
the country affords.
by the very best Of Osers and supplied with the best Of
Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be taken
make those who may with him, comfortable, and
Home, viii warrant him in asking share OF pubic
patronage BOARDERS taken by the Gay week on
the most favorable terms.
BROOKINS
Richmond Dec 9th 1916 52-L
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ANY quantity OF Wheat, Corn Oats. FIaxseed, Ba-
con, in Exchange for Groceries, Accounts CASH, al
the highest market prices
Wv LYNDE & CO
Richmond. September 9Th. 1916
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

ME undersigned, having gone into the EAchangs
business, al Their old stand opposite the Post Office
would inform thelr customers and the public generally
that the ; are just receiving the largest stock OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

Persons calling Tor letters in The above Tlst VII Please
saw they are .sadrertised" JAS. ELDER, P NJ.
Jan. /. 1o47.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
Revival of Eudies, Pockets.

The sudden heat of the weather in Paris, this
season, has confirmed fashion of which few
ven,uresome ladies set the example last summer,
loose wrapper for the street, made some-
thing like gentle mans dressing gown. The
addition this year, however, Is in the matter of
pockets, and they placed the hip Ia
Langton 50 named after the heroine of the fol-
lowing incident
An English lady of great beauty, walking in
public prone made, was attacked By huge dog,
who bit her severely on the hip. The owner OF
the dog being very lnsolent at the time, the
lady determined to prosecute him TO the full ex-
tent Of the law. On the trial, the opposite coun-
sci assailed Madame Langton for her vindictive
ness in seeking such large amends for what was.
in fact. nothing but the scratch OF dogs paw in
jumping upon her. The case coming TO some
thing of stand-still for lack of evidence to
the extent of the injury, the beautiful plaintiff
suddenly arose and offered to show the wound 10
the court There general stir of curiosity
among the spectators, and judge, witnesses, and
counsel, leaned involuntarily forward, eager to
see the light thrown upon the case, when
Madame Laugton produced pair of scissors, and
cutting hole through what interviewed between
the court and the damage in question, showed the
dogs teeth upon such skin as is only native to
unsunned England Heavy damages i'm
1nediately awarded, and the pockets, founded
upon the incident. are buttoned with short seal
Iops like dogs teeth and geographical, as near
" as could be 2Sc-rtained. over the exact ocaIity
Of the Langton in Jury Home Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

CHINESE IgNK.-Iho Chinese Junk, which has
Just arrived, y built in tie shape Of whale boat,
Is 80 feet long, breadth of beam % feet, -
cthold; her stern has rise from the deck Of
about 30 feet; is built entirely of teak wood and
iateen sails. which she has used during her pass
age; her cables are made of bamboo aud anchors
cf wood. her cabin is 80 feet long, - feet wide
and " feet high, painted with designs Of birds,
beasts, &c; IN the after part Of the cabin is a
large case, containing one Of their principal god
desses, she having thirty and hands sire tch
ed oat- She IS decorated with watches, fiowo rs.
and other offerings, and contains large number
OF other curiosities. She has three windlasses,
one amid ships, very large, TO get the anchor
over bows, TO heave the heal Of the rudder TO the
stern post; one astern to hsave the rudder out of
water. She IS painted white outside, black be nds
from her stern 70 her fore rigging, from the fore
rigging to her stern red; has nine ports side,
painted white, with black streaks and has two
eyes, one on each side of the rudder; her ruider
Is so constructed as to ship and unship at will in
short time Capt. kelle.t states that she is a
very fine sea ressel-she has been perfectly tight
on the passage. Her cos, was $4,000. Her
crew consists Of 40 Cinnamon and 20 Europeans.
" Y. J9ur. Can.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

At the time of the RATION of Texas, Sem
ator Allen proclaimed that, in the event of war
with Mexico. he would willingly take it by con-
tract ana fightit out for - 900. As considera-
bic amount Of the fighting has now been done,
perhaps Ohio's terrific Senator would take the
residue for half price.-L8u Jour
The Newark Daily Advertiser says that OPP
position Telegraph line is about TO be established
between New York ana Philadelphia, crossing
the North River ct West Point, aud then follow
ing the turnpike roads through New Brunswick
Trenton, sc. The system of writing is to be in
the ordinary letters of the alphabet instead Of
the present system Of dots and lines.
The New York American Artisan says, that
the foreign tailors. in tina: city. have taken the
place OF females, by their cheap labor, in making
all kinds Of mems clothing except vests
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

IL Advertisements triH be eeRxpicuossly ia
serted the. Palladium the fo!sossiag rates.
One square Of - lines. $50 ms aoeeks, 81 90
Each continue Bfe, --------- -,
4 liberal discount rAs abote tates, TO those
scao adoesfise tg the gear.
All advertisements authorized by the ssasuts
must be paid for invariably IN advance Aa-
refreshments coming from abroad, must be
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered tor
publication by brother publisher. and agents
Announcing names at candidates for Office. III
a subseriber1 81; IF not subscriber 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

Mr. Clay, in reply TO a letter from gem
tiemen n Maine who had sent him a present of
some scythes, and referred in their letter to the
Mexican War, says: ~ es, gentlemen, certain
" concur with you in deprecatng this Mexican
war, the causes which brought it about, and the
manner of its CONNIE ment. l sincerely wish
that every bayonet and sword employed in its
prosecution by both beligerants, were converted
into scythes, ploughshares, and axes, and they
dedicated 10 their respective in the innoce Mt
and peaceful arts Of life
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

BILL said Bob, why is tia. tree called 4
,cseping willow
Cause one of the sneaking, drafted things
grew near our school house and supplied the mas
ter " ith the sticks that did all the boys licking
darn It's ugly picture
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

Con. Pillow will servo his country as
long as the breath Of life animatcs his
body \. O. Jefforsonian.
And when the breath Of life shall no
longer ''nnma;c his BODY" let him DO bu-
fled in the immortal entrenchmen, he dug
at Comargo. Louisville Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

writer in tho Knickerbocker, Stuart
Perry, devo.os several pages to prove that
tho Pacific Ocean is tho source Of the
Gulf Stream. lie thinks that the Pacific
rushos undor ground through tho Isshmus
of Panama, (the Pacific being l6 feet
higher than the Atlantic) by means Of tho
tluos of exhausted volcanoes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

REvULsI0N IN THE CORN TRADE.-The
New York Journal Of Commerce says:
The price of corn, (maize,) is now SO
different from the expectation of the own
ers far West, that the charges arc moro
than the article is worth. Large parcels
Of corn and some other produce have been
abandoned to tho forwardors, and many
cargoes the consigness would soil for the
charges. The original purchase money
is therefore total loss, and whcro the
owners are able, they will suffer still
further loss"
The Editor Of the NahvlIe Union, who
declared that, so long as the present tariff
remains undis.urbed, tho price of provis-
ions must remain high can, perhaps, ex-
plain to the Corn-growers of Tennessee
how this fall was occasioned. The new
tariff IS in successful operation, SO the
Loco!ocoS tell US. and in the same breath,
they say that farm produce, sent here for
q foreign market, is q loss to the Wes-
tern sender, and that, if he 10 able, he
will have to pay something besides
This looks like being obliged 10 pay for
being hanged. Under the old tariff. We
know, tho farmers got something for their
corn, but under the new law the free-tra-
ders say it IS worse than nothing 10 the
Western owner.-New York Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

NIaDCcTs.-The splendid vilduc, which
carried the railway over the river Mem
thor. in France. has fallen, damage $780,
600. a .ialucta is in progress near Har-
rowsatc, England. tho masony of which
is one-shird of . mile in length. across the
Crimplo Valley. 1t consists of 80 arches
of 80 feet span, and tho Hottest 100 feet
high. It is for the railroad.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27
The late Rufus King.

Those WHO had the felicity Of hearing
| that great mans oloquence. long remem-
bored il. -At tho time of tho adoption of
the Federal Constitution, he resided n;
Newbcryport. aud then figured rs an ad-
voea,o at tho Massachusetts bar. His
professional engagements often led him to
attend the Supreme Judicial Courts in tho
Old Colony.
HIS usual dress was the old-fashioned
cooked hat. plain gray clothes. much ro-
sombling tho dross of the Quakors.
Ca certain OCCASION. whl!o travelling
TO Plymouth Court. he was over,aken by u
smart thunder shower, just before no ar
rived at the Quaker meeting house in
Pom broke. whoreaa large and very respec-
table society of Friends had assembled 10
hold their Wednesday meeting. He rodo
his horse under the sheds attached to the
meeting house, into which he gracefully
walked.
The elders. taking him to DO somo dis
tinguishod member of their order. made
room for him among them, whore he took
his seat.
Ahor half an hour of profound sioncc.
King rose, and IN Quaker phraseology do
tiverod most eloquent discourse. All
admired the preacher. but knew not who
be was or whence he came. Tho shower
having passed, the counsellor mounted his
horse and rodo expedi,iously away.
4 long timo afterward, Mr.. King had
occasion TO attend tho Same Court, az So
Nor counsel IN an important case. Tho
foreman of the jury happened to DO ono
of tho elders Of the Society before whom
Mr.. King discoursed on the occasion men,
toned above. Mr.. King was not recogni.
zed by him during tho whole trial, his
dress boing quito different from that
which no woro on tho former occasions;
but when he roso 10 make his closing argu-
mont TO the jury, he had proceeded no
further than MAY i, please your Honors,
and you, Gentlemen of tho Jury" when
tho homes: Quaker sprang ins!antanoously
on his feet. and claPplng his hands smartly
together, IN an excess Of Joy, exclaimed,
to the astonishment of all presen,-"That
is the man who spoke IN our mee,ing!"
LUTHER's MISUNDERSTANDING o Won
Bora was beautiful girl, Of noble birth,
who, having falon IL love with a poor stu
don't of Nuremberg. had been condemned
by her parents TO the clostor. Escaping,
with eight Of her companions, after some
years, sho took refuge at Wirtemberg.
Hero Luther bocame attached to hor. Yet
with sense of justice rather unusual in
a lover, he wrote 10 tho Nuremberg stu
dent-''if you desire to obtain your Cath
arlne Won Bora, make haste before she is
given to another, whose sho almost 10.
Sui she has not yet overcome her love for
you. For my part, should DO delighted
to SEQ you united"
The student not responding to this offer.
Luther married her. In this union he was
most happy-the details Of his domestic
liie are full Of sweetness and tenderness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

ROYAL TAsrE.-A king, in Africa, has
sent his compliments TO the young Queen
of Spain. accompanied By request that
her Majesty kd forward. with all prac-
ticabie expedition, l pair ofincxpressibles
with gold stripe. one coat with very long
tails, cooked hat with a very long plume.
and q cane with 4 very large gold head,
las big as an orange Her Majesty dos-
patched The articles 10 her imperial bro;h-
err, rs desired.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-27

The race Of mankind would perish did
they case 10 aid each other. From the
time tina. tho mother binds tho child's head.
till the moment TINT some kind assistant
wipes the death damp from the brow Of
the dying. We cannot exis, without mutual
help. All, therefore, that need aid, have
a right to ask il from their fellow mortaIs;
no ono who holds tho power Of granting,
can refuse it wishou. guiI:.--Sir Walter
Scott.