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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
I'rom fhe HarrtesferE runiper Oet 9.

The power Of the landed arstocracy must be
still E.orc ettect1aly curbed. The Laws OF
Pfimog- nltare an! Entail must be subjected to
impartia! dealing.
The of the Duke Of Buckingham, the
great leader of the class which insisted that, ihro'
the instrume ntallty OF the Corn Law, the pc ople
should pay off It's mortgages, has before
the public at happy moment This Duke has
vast estates ii seTcral Counties h. has scores Of
thousands of acres Of i4ni OF fine quality, with
valuable timber upon 1t he has mansions which
almost pat the royal palaces in the shade he
has titles hfaped On another spoiled
children loaded with TOYS he IS ''peer Of
right to sit in Parliaine mt though! he as
roid Of intellect as Of honesty h begrts iegis-
iaiCrs, toe, ana his oldest boy vii. take his seat
a peer Of the Realm by right, not of the
choice Of constituency of Engiishsnen, but oi
his 'nobie blood - and beyond all this this great
borough at his feet. poweriess to speak IN the
People, House Of Parii4pt,. mt except through hi-
subsc rvirnt nominees. And this oYergrown Duke
IS said II than II ,J9j,eOu.. lie has
lift the country In fact, HE HAS AESCON-
DID be has left his creditors III the Iurch. II,
Is not bankrupt, ana his creditors cannot maxi
him one. His estates are here and his mansions
and MS plate. and his PICTURES; aud his Titles
power OF legislation untouched ana yet ht
cannot be made to pay his tehts. His vast cstite
only half cu!ti.ated his tenants have neil
tTer capital nor independence, for they have II
lenses they devoured by game, and they ba
half perform tilcir work in the social ystem. Bu
there Is remedy for this. DUKE is sacred, evel
bI=h1Tcs are sacred. E-eyythiHg fiH he has IS 81
cred errspt his obligations and his ION r. The Law
Of frimogepItare and Entail are 1t the fJunIatio
of this, and the uPlloiGers Of the worn-out sys
ten may the day when the Duke If Buck in :
ham aBscoaGed from his creditors.
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HA\\AN\NM~
D. ?. Holloway and B. ". Davis.
"a IL - ~ -


Ore gca;, guytbLe IN e.foaAcei ------ $40
i fff tie gear eIpires. ''.cS
For sir f,.oatlas, IN aaca0ce. - : 90
I3,No paYcr disc2ntipaad until M arfearages
are paid, erceGt at tie 0si4oa If TIE edlt9fs.
Posf4ge must be pail, dy corresgoaeents, 70
insure Gttcati0R.
av@-Sia1n @9rHGs-e,
q r advertisements lriu BIZ coHebicuorsIy in
scried IL the. patioiHa NJ Tie f9ttetciag fiirs:
One squire Of Il Iiaes, !59 as ; rcee.s, 81 20
Eoc5 ra1fioz ----....------- -
Announciay uGmts Of candiGntes for e1'ce. il
d subscriber 81 90; If not u subscriber, 500
4 tiberat discoHrt on TIE a6Ote InttS, 10 ttoSe
,rio 4IDertixe bn Tie yeaF.
All advertisements authorized by the statut.
must be paid for lnYaTilLi. IN alFahe". Al
vert.~e1acnts coming from abroad, must BE-
accompanied with the cash. unless or.ered tor
publication hy brother publisher, and agents.
iiceytise,re.fs uiit b. continued until fDrbjd al
lie .racse ~ fte adrortesr, il ao defHffe time Is
frcd. 40 advertisement sriI BE- constaered less
t,an oae SqHare.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
RICHMOND HOTEL.

<coRsER or MAIN AND MARIos sTs, RICHMOND, fA.)
Joseph w. GILBERT. respectfully in
ID forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie. that he has resumed the Landiortship Of this
well and favorably known HOTEL, and he -
prepared to make Travellers comfortable.
f,ood and attentive Ostler is at all times ready
to take charge OF Horses, and the stable II well
supplied with prove nder- His charges are rea-
sonabIe.
Feb g. Is47. l3s:45-tfI
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,s-olANG.s CGlIoA3

y The undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange. business, their old stand pppcs.t" the
Eost Office would inform their customers aud
the public generally, that they are just receiving
TN. ,re.st stock of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

rYSHE subscribers have lust received Let OF
Cincinnati Pressed Taiiow Candles, which
they will sell low BY the Box
W. W. L4NDE, & CO
Richmond, Feb. Q, I3i1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

nR. CULLEN'S ISDiaS VEGETABLE Srrcirrc.
FIR Leuocrrhua. Comnnnis. Common
Uhites.-IhIs vexatious, and often dangerous
disease, Is unfortunately well known among
females. Vat a detail of its symptoms seems
necessary.
To the patient herself, the disease manifests
itself by uneguivocal signs, yet from a deIicacy,
false, and often fatal, she frequently ncgsets to
make known her condition. even to he most in
innate female friends. I'LL her constitution 10
seriously impaired. and the foundation LAID for .
long catalogue Of other disc ases, such Slow
Fever, attic need with difficult respiration, Paip
tations. Painting. &c. and when the disorder 10
not cured, it is frequently followed by others still
falling Of the Womb, alterations, Atrohhy.
aud Dropey, which end IN deah.
To ENJOY GOD health. Ge secretary orgains
must be IN so1nd oondnion.
Whenever then, sthe disease rnanIfests ftsei
let the patio Mt have immediate recourse to rem
edy which will restore the diseased organs to .
healthy condition aud all the distressing symp
toms - III speedily disappear, and the oeath-iks
palor of the cheek be succeeded b. the roseate
hue OF he alih
Such remedy may be found in "CuIien's
Specific II is not only pleasant. safe, and
certain remedy for Ieucorroea, but Tor shppTess-
and painful Mammalian In truth, II 70
what its name indicates, -Sprcfhc" for all
uterine diseases and at the time entirely
free from all Ingredient which have in any &c.
gree an INJURIOUS effect upon the system.
This preparation is made Of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly njure the most deli
cate constitution. II ts ntreY been EEorrn to fs1
IN q single case 10 efeefa cure
For sale at Dr.. HOWELLS' Drug Store
Richmond. July 10, Is47. 23y-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
ON = a u IL "a y. the eth day OF
e.ec9Rst(r ncxf,


between the hours Of ~ O'Clock, a m, and l
clock. y m. the following described Real Is
tate. OF JUnAlI LEWIS, deceased. 10 W.T.: Lot NUM-
bered one hundred and twenty-three rs in
that part Of the city Of Richmond, iiI out by
Charles ". starr, IN the County OF " ayne ana
State Of Indiana.
Part Of Lots numbered fourteen Il ana nj
teen L ) in that part OF said ctty OF hichnohis
lais out by Jeremiah Cox, ana cescrsbed a iei-
lows. to-wit; Beginning on Front street, thirty
FIVE ID feet amt four inches from the North
V est corner OF Lot number fourteen IL; nun
nIlr thence South siNtv-one 81 degrees, last
tvs eIltH-siN 70 feet; thence L1~; fort one II
feet. thence South thirteen I'D ttet; thence
West tWentv-:iye - feet; thence south TWEEN
tv-nine - : degrees. West twcntX->N 20
feet: thence North siNty-onc tOl degrees,
" est sixteen 10 feet ANA ten 10 inches TO
Front street, thence North twenty -nfua -
crees. East forty-tiye H. feet ana four /.
inches To the place of beginnng.-N Inch Real
Estate. will be sold on the following conditions,
to- wit: Onr-tourth OF the purchase money IS to
lie cash IN hani paid; oae-touTiil IN sly months
one-f,urth IN twelve months. and one-iouTth III
eighteen months: for which the purchaser Is to
rlge ms y otes with approved securiiN.--inAath M
the SID three-faurths Of the purchase money
lien on the Real Estate sold. until the whole -
paIa- llLlAM CoA, HHiSS"i''F-
October 26th, I-I1. Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
DOUGLASS PATENT PUMP.

IN J. BARGiS. has just received lot of
these Superior Anti Freezing Metallic
Pumps. and all sizes OF Lead Pipes 10 attach.
which he will sell low, at his Steve Store, Nam
street, Richmond, Indiana
De. ], 1877 Att
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

4 PATENT for eight day watch made 10 90
without an inside chain has been taken out a
Preston, England.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

Chicago has subscribed one hundred and TWEEN
ty thousand dollars for the construction of the
railroad between Galena and that city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

a farmer asked why he did not take a
newspaper Because, y said he any fathe r
when he died left me a good many newspapers,
and have ma read them through yet
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

NY direction of an order from the Wayne
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The first Post Office in America was establish
at Phllade phia, in 1853 by William Penn
Henry Waldy Of Seakony the first Post
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v0N SAAE Ny q
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1NWO neat Frame DIV EL1-IHG HOUSES.
in the city of RIchmond,-sIIu .-d IN :.
pleasant part of town. Apply o
JAMES X. DUGDALE.
Richmo nd, Nov. ,, l-I1. 4Jtf
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One Dollar per copy Tor Inc ScN>i2c
THE WEEKLY UNION.

This publication is not only the cheapest. but
itcontains more valuable reaatng matter than is
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same price IN the country. Besides the politics
Of the Say II contains all tire late and iinpo rtant
news, both foreign ans. domestic; and It's com
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
For sale by z. ID. e q Il Il q y :.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

TINS novel Invention. combining the great
est simplicity, durability aad economy, with
th.. efficient action, j. universally acknowI-
edged. by those who have tested It's merits, 10 be
superior IN all lis respects TO any Pump now III
use-ior il net only embraces All the qualities Of
IN. ..ll.r,. nn,uu LII - tl....L.t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

II has been decided in y. Y, that Ralroa
companies liable for damages, accruing i
consequence of horses taking fright at trains
cars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
sv Nc CNyyANc

NIB subscriber respectfully informs the pub
I ic aud ms friends. that he still confines
the stone Cuttinu business iii Richmond on Pear
street, near the Market HOUSE, where he will be
pleased 10 furnish cut stone Of every description
on the most accommodating terms lie has how
on hand and expects shortly 10 receive an a9di-
tional suppiy,l d complete assortment of
iHERiCiN MARBLE ( 0HI1 GniIf STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been sold in this CITY.
plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done IN good style aud 10 orGer Call and ex-
anime his assortIne ut and prlcr@.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Sept II, j IL 3-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

nr. Rogers Compound syrup Of Liver
IL wort and Tara fresh supply just re-
ceived at the Book Store of D. T. HOLLOWAY
Richmond, September 9TH. Is.7. 31u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

The citizens OF Brown county are about erect
ing monunen. 10 the memory Of Gen. Hane-.
The Legislature of New York has again re-
fused TO abolish Capital punishment.
The abolition vote at the late Ohio election
was 1879
A single factory in Connecticut turns out Il
dozen axes day.
The Magnetic Telegraph is rapidly extending
itself in England.
The Mcycan debt to English capitalists, is
about 80, zoe, 600.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30
Moral Almanac. for 1915.

DI the Groce, Dozen, or single copy, for
! )sale at the Book Store OF d p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. September eth, l-i7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-30

Triurrgtdn3 Success Of BHcAqa's Hungarian BAL
sam Of Lit--He Gfeat English Rentedy for
Cnu-ll,. IniIs. ..1h,nn. aud Inn>n,nut ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18
" The Washington Union Of yesterday has

Y The Warrington Union Of yesterday has
lghtful leader entitled Coalition Of Wing Lead
ers and Mexican Chieftsins which yetdoes not en-
tighten Us a. to which particular Wing leader gave
Santa Anna a safeguard through our blockading
feet into Mexico nor which Mexican Chieftain
has been guilty Of upsetting Mr.. Polks own State
Of TrssEssrEi These omissions are material and
we suggest that they be supplied at the earliest
moment. By the way, what IS the reason that we
End no Tennessee returns in The Union, nor even
in the Journal Of Commerce 1t was not thus
two year ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18
New Milford, Conn.

To tl< Editor Of Tie TribuA<;
! have just returned from a visit TO this New
England village. situated In lovely dell. among the
Green Mountains Of Connecticut. the banks Of the
Houssonis River. And there many Of your read
era yho may delight in natural scenery and desire TO
take rural location 81 this travelling period Of the year
think that may them By directing their sten-
ton TO ths village in the dell II 10 ssntnsled BY ma
estc mountains the North West and the Ess.
risss mount ina, bears very striking resemblance IN
m,pv particulars 10 the ove, Of Palestine There 10
sood s,,suboa The Mount2inssr setting out from the
FOOT of Nsrksts every morning at half past ak o'clock.
for Bridgeport there the svel-r taxes The cars on The
Ho asa,onic Rail road and the unusual safety rspaity
.n coofort of that model tr0aros@ viii prepare him
Tor spprecisrns the cheerful welcome tsst swat. Fin
Al the hosIs where he viii End perfect ne.rnes good
eh,ser. and modsrsts CHARGE he pesssse VI coz
AIM hut two dollars and be vii md einseh usnsA"d
A. by shs touch Of enchan'sr In ss' than an nours
from mr. posy and fltsy Gotham 70 tns sweet ePos.
snd uars rourssn air q the lovely village Of he loot
Of oltvst Your eonsns' rss0s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18
" risleo while u prisOo, Jass before being shot
Truly yours HUMANITY.

A STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOH.-The Mercer Lu-
minasy zVes the following account Of slave who
Gently passed through thar place hs way 10 Canada
he from Louisiana. and he has been three months
In performing his pilgrimage journey with nothing but
the river for his guide and In land Of enemies the
greater part Of ws ready seize and return him to
mis- prison house Of bondage He IL about Is years Of
age and this the secoad attempt made 70 gala ns free
dom The first made years since which proved
a. be recsptared and taken back when
he was put work sgsn on cotton plantation with
heavy bar Of iron attached 10 Of bis egs This
worn By him for years when supposing that the spirit
Of manhood vas crushed IN him, II wss removed. lie
still ehersned In bosom desire for liberty add when
an opportunity offered resolved to make another despe
rate etori 70 crafty H. 10 this be has been successful
GOLD MISEs.-In the gral Mountains and Siberia
the constantly Increasing produeveness OF these mines
renders them matter OF considerable interest; They
1rst worked In lel9 their existence hsvi1g been
previously proven BY the presence CT onsderabls
quantities OF gold In the sand Of the Ura rivers 10
year upward Of Zoo pounds weight Of the metal wu
procured.
This quantity has been steadily increasing during every
succeeding year and In 1910 amounted 70 more than
$3.50 pounds weight which would be worth al $50 per
h. &3ffs000 The total weight obtained since le 10 10
s73,iOo pounds which q, ESQ per pound, would be
worth as 100000.
This amount includes the produce Of certain Siberian
minss, vel those Of the Ural mountains and ths
quantity obtained By WAXING the sand of the IRA
mcuztstas scientific Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18

MrHSG on LAKE HuRoS.-We have been shown
the following letter received yesterday froma lead
In proprietor of the celebrated Mine Lake Huron
Which recently the subject Of litigation and ia Ore
stopped It's wsy down BY writ Of repevin a. stated
a, the time In our columns The difficulty having since
been adjusted the Ore s sgsin its way to market and
the Trustee writes follows;
DETROIT. August l3. le47-
SIR: | arrived here yesterday, and had the salts
faction of finding that thu 800 OF Copper Ore from
the Bruce Nine" had been embarked on board the
Ansericsn propeller California which started Tor But
fslo At O'Clock yesterday, and will probably arrive
there shout the same time tomorrow, II not osrher.-
Thence IL will be Immediately shipped 70 Eew-fork,
where have directed Il to be consigned to your care
his possible after all. that II may be well for US to
send 500 tons theresbouts 10 England
On my arrival here found letter from Mr.. Harris,
the Captain OF Mines who speaks Ia the moot Halter
Ing with regard to bis operations There are now
four shafts being sunk and all turning out the Ore
beautifully, and the deeper be goes the better and
freer from rock the Ore becomes.
leave for the mines by the steamboat Of tomorrow,
and shall be with you on the 5th of next month.
N haste, yours very truly
ARTHUR RANKIN.
To WALrKR CUSSrSGRAM. Agent Of the Lake Huron
ST. Mays River Copper Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things I'm philadelphia.


Correspondenee Of The Tribune.
PHuApx1rfuA. Aug ls
After the excitement, of Mr.. Clsys presence and
departure our city again respsed into quiet and %
murky Is the atmosphere that II 10 really sxerton 10
breathe
A gentleman who came up from Cape May yesterday,
told me that for three days last week hundreds and hun
reds bad come from All quarters TO the island IN hopes
Of seeing Mr. Clay that the Of his expected arrival
having reached Cape Henlopen and the Mary land side OF
the bsv numbers had crossed over His delay Induced
the belief that he hsd changed ss route snd many nsa
gone home again some 80 or 200 OF our citizens came
NJ on Monday but large majority OF them returned
sssin this morning determined TO have snsot and
shake Of bis hand. really pity their mornncsnon sna
disappointment AZ missing him
the south that Gen Taylor had been recognized at
Richmond getting into the cars for the Noe
wants considerable confirmation. have SEQ, 70 hien
nfout BY Telegraph 10 ascertain the origin OF the ramoI
and will let you know BY the same means II GET an
Although netting has been yet developed as to the
course Of the Administration. and the result OF recent
Cabinet meetings t seems that It's voice 10 sui Tor
war a Gen PATTERSON has been ordered to Mexico
iAsidstSr.
There has been more movement in Cotton and sales
for the last three days foot up or SEQ bales ct 10 S
for INLAND Florida and New Orleans Flour Is held
6rmly a. s6-there Is no export demand Western
brands sell AZ 81 70 S. according TO condiu0n sales
Rvs Flour AZ 30 3 IS with an improved aspect -
sales 100 bols Corn Meal q, 2-holders generally SAX
higher The stock Of Grain 10 very small and receipts
lght sales q 500 mixed Southern Wheat at ~. Good
yellow Corn 20 cts the market rather quiet Ne" uats
- 10 4Q-5Q TO 81 cents for Pennsylvsnis Old uro
ceries only moving by retail Provisions dull and un
changed Rice Il wAnied,he eXtreues are from % TO
eta Exchange London TO q Francs 81
Fregh,s 10 Liverpool Is cd and dull Lsrge sales OF
Wool and market sitter. Whisky in bbls Offering.
SALRs OF SrocKs-Fvst B0drd-5O Jersey Cop. q lsO
Lehiah Mort Losn. %: 500 Susq Canal Bds Ga % 10
Girard l3t II Mech Bank PSI "a Lehigh Int % 1000
Read Mt.s Bis s. ~ IS Penn TIP Bk. b5 and - rw. 81
Seroud Board and ser-2O Mech BIZ. PSI $1,000 state
3, 7ss; 50 Reading % $500 Treasury Noies lo5'
r,ss.prv Notas 6s IS 1904 l2s state Sc, sS 7ef -
Aneshasy Cop, 10y 81 Oco Lehigh 90, 70.