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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

\ hDNINI>TRATIo Greatrf-
fort, have been made to represent, that tie
administration of Gen. Ca>S would be south
eru in all It's aspects. Those who know
Gen. CAss Indignantly deny any such siur
on his patriotism, lie has been known. in
It's broadcst sense, as an imcri,da states.
man, aud we therefore have reason TO cX.
pect that it would be- a national admini,tra.
ton, in all its relations, The Cleveland
Plain Dealer remarks with great force upon
the peculiar position Gen, CAss would occu-
py IN the Presidential chair:
ellis administration, tacu, viii be a Ma
TioNNL administration. in which all sections
otiAr Republic viii be rcprc' cutcd, aud the
interests OF the whole people SubScrvcd and
protected. Under it will commence an era
ot good feeling between the North and the
South. Justice kindly and voluntarily adj
miuistcrcd, VIII conclatc cou',nding fac.
tons, aud cement the niun the stronger.
II is by southern administrations, SECTIONAL
~ speaking, and an almost uubroilcn series
of them since the foundation Of the Govern
mcut, that has produced this highWrought,
traffic, aud DANCE rOuS political ectjonali>m.
should the Suuthnuw succeed in aiding still
another southern ENecutvc--uot a states
man, not even civilian, but priucely slave
huldrr-wcll may we icarnollhcn rebellion
aud a violent dissolution Of the Union.
seen. CANi appears before the country
net ia the attitude of au exclusively north
orn, or an exclusively southern man. lie
halls from the Great West new empire,
which is destined, sooner or later, 10 WELD
the Ncertrc Of this Republic. It iSCXucme.
~ III that in crisis like this, such a iuan
should be Solrciedas oar national standard
bearer lie seems peculiarly adapted To
the times. and proud day viii it be for tn,
Nation when he is installed lis prcsdcnt.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
DruocrArIc MrrrlSGs.-At Princtol

DENocEArIc MEEriNGs.-At Princeton,
Bureau county, on Tuesday, October Sd.
At Joliet, VIII county, on Saturday, Oc-
tober l,t.
At Harding, La Sale county, on Satlr.
day, OcloberSth.
Able speakers will attend these meetings,
and as the election is now close at hand, it
Is hoped the democrats will'urn out. There
are enough Of them to get up rousing meet.
ings without much exertion, if the least in.
telest is felt in the matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

In the last number of the Ottawa Fee
Trader, the editor of that paper gives what
purportS TO be sketch Of my remarks be.
fore the Free Soil Club of this town on
Tuesday evening the 10Th inst.
The editor has succeeded in publishing n
bout as much of lalsehood as could conven-
ienily have been compressed into a column
and half OF his paper. The editorial arii.
Gle referred to, so far as it processes TO speak
VI my position, remarks or arguments, is, III
all It's material parts. wan'on and deliher-
etc fabrication. ABRAHAM HOES.
Ottawa, Sept. aS,h, 1918.
We find the above in the Constitutional.
list OF this morning. Mr.. A. Hoes might
have had the goodness TO point out in VIVA,
respect we misrepresented his positions or
argument. We want TO bring him TO the
proof We know it is a very easy matter
Tor this Oily Cannon, Esqr., to slip out of
any nnsenable orredculous position he may
nave taken or argument he may have used,
SO long as he can keep them from getting
down in black and white, and can cry out
"wanion fabrication" with immunity. We
want to see his position, on paper, and if
we are then shown to have been wrong we
VIII make corrections. But we shall never
see the positions Of that speech Oh paper.
ior This accnsatian Of fabrication" on our
part shows that he is already heartily
ashamed of them.
1t is no proof that Mr.. A. Hoes regards
our exposure of his shameless sophisms as
mere Qualifications" that he has lost his
temper. Unpleasant truth is ten times
more annoying than falschood. There were
lou witnesses presen, who heard Mr.. Hoes
speech, and If our account of was all false.
he has sense enough TO know that il cou,J
do him or his cause no hurt. But Mr.. Hoes
breads the homethrus,s of the Free Trader,
and be has concluded no longer to re- al them,
aud with great pomposiy has ordered us to
stop his paper, which we have of course
done, though at the imminentr risk of bursting
up all to smash. lie has also, In his wrath.
we understand, declared II as his purpos. 10
"walk over the Ottawa Free 1rader.n Let
him Try IL! We seek no Gyh!wi,h any one.
We did not lose our temper atthc lying aud
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

The following authoritative annuncia,iou
is made by the Louisville journal. 1t
doubtless puts stop to all further move
menis in favor Q! Clay by the wings. 1t
appears Mr.. Clay considers himself bound
by the action Of the Philadelphia convon-
ton. There is clearly more honor in the
man than there is about Martin Van Ba-
rem; for so far as concerns the Philadelphia
convention, even Gen. Taylor did not con.
slider himself bound by its action, While the
action OF thc'Baimorc convention was rati.
fed 10y the democracy oithc whole country.
The position Of Mr., Cidy.- We are az.
hOri ed 10 sag, that, whilst Mr.. Clay feels
deeply and gratefully aeilcted 10y the desire
10 which many OF his ardrut aud faithful!
friends cling, Of clccting him to the P.c>i.
dency. he cnnno, accept nomination for
that office lift be rendered 10 him. Feeling
bound by the decision Of the PHILADELPHIA
convention, he does not wish, aud cannot
consent, tina, any further use shall be made
OF his name in connection with that Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

WoG TO TAYLOR. The CoHStitutiuualiSt
can't find room 10 give the figures of the G..
lection in Maine and Vermont, but we are
not surprised. In the former state the dem-
ocia,ic candidate beats his Taylor wing
opponent about 500; and as a plurality c.
lcctS a, the presidential election, Of course
Cass will carry that stately about the same
majority. Ia Vermont the wing candidate
roi governor has n plurality, but lacks sew.
cral thousand oran election; and we notice
that at the presidential election the demo
cla's intend to unite in support Of Van Bu-
tcn, so that Nermon, may also DC set down
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

The following from a Wisconsin paper
hits our case so exactly that we adopt it a,
once as our own language. The surcstway
doubtless, to break down the Ottawa Free
Trader, is to cheat the printer; but we hard.
" think it will be the best policy in the cud
for those who ai,cnp, il:
"Two or three proicsScd democrats have
returned our paper because we will not sup.
port Van Barren. Al we have to say To
these sticklers for free speech and free mcn,
s-poyup tcheny ou isconihiue. The man
who will cheat printer ont oI two months,
will not hesitate To cheat him OH, oi a years
subscription. Mark that"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Com. ALIEN. SMrrLL MckrH2rE, L. 5.
n, died suddenly at Sing-Sing \. y, on
the 18th inst. He was fine writer, and
the author Of popular work entitled "a
ycarin Spain,' and another "Spain Revi>-
itod, "-bc>idcs book on England. He
was most widely known, however, by his
conviction with the unfortunate tragedy
Of the L. 5. brig SomcrS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

WHERE AEE CCASSrTEs ?-The recent
charter election in Alton resulted in favor
of the Free Sol! candidates. Poor old
Cas-. He's gone where the old hunkers
go .'-ConSt.
Rather, where are the Tayloritcs? The
truth is, Alton has always been whig
stronghold. The democrats never made a.
ny professions there. I; is thus Taylorism
.Nouri,icS in It's strougholls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

\ democrat in Indiana PROFOUND, thcrul-
experiment inquiry to the editor oflar
Goshen Democrat. |. suits more than one
mcr.dian:
How does it come that YOU do not find
Barn Burner, among the hard listed y,o-
many, and those who earn their living by
the sweat Of their brow, but only among
those who aret u lazy too "uf,, hard .ur;ho,
who are engaged in clrrNju.. loa,iu.. >pun-
s,n-, Office seeking, or some other LI.ur
occupation;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
orc ThOusIm! Dollars .Icv.nrd.

KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That will pay the above reward 10 any
person who can show that Gen. CASS-in
any speech, letter, word or conyer>ai.on-
- IN favor himself or approves Of any ac.
fC1.qn the mart OfihH .~.s.s,N ~
:. ...-.... ~ --c'ue!aI government.
for the extending Slavery into Territory
now free. As the charge is so often made.
let ~ have the proof. J. II. COLNIN.
Syracuse, Sept. Is, 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

\ MrMoRAUI RrMARK.--G Gen. SHIELDS
in n few words expresses the fate of those
whc abandoned their party from selfish mo.
tives;-''ln tho army, descrierS are shot; in
politics they shoot themselves"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Two of Mr.. Calhuun's slaves have beer
committed TO Jail, in South Carolina, for az
attrmp, topo>on Mrs. Calhoun by putting
uNalic acid il her tea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
DEM @ On ACY!
r ALLY! l. A l. L Y

The voters in Ottawa Precinct, friendly
20 the election Of Cass ami Butler, are re-
gues.ed 10 meet at the Conyi House on Fri
day evening the 9th Of October next. TO or
sanise for the coming Presidential Election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29


friend. b,,. hoo, ;,o,;,.,
49, >'''N' " give over
""''! " y CONGRATULATIONS, there is
Nrm ana stout band, who, now that the
hf>t HuTry ct th'S new ism has blown over,
art making steady iuroads mtothcir ranks.
The following letter j, >n li,s,,i, q, ,to
r,,r,>c ,,,tn,rn.;, ''''
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h,f,y nr,r,frJ in ,tn, ~, ,,,'n . ~" ,, " vas
I1,,5J7 tn fnJ ,ha, ,,,r',S o>'. ''te roe
srarp'c with rht>ncx Ere, So'' nr,V ',,,, -
'"" party. with rs rriucl les "a, various a.,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

as sure against Taylor. The prospect Of
IayloriSm must be ilatterins indeed, when
even 50 thorough a federal whis state as
Vermont can't be relied on.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

! unprovoked attack Mr.. Hoes made on us
in his speech; but il he is now inclined To
make personal war Oh us, we are prcrar-
ed to meet him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
'3'"f''N Ut sp1'VhcS IoI u'e SAINT Louis l tii
Arrival Ofthe Acadia.
Seven Da,s1aier.

{rr;V,I artha S.,.J:.
vi NV A'S"0ia'
Seven Days Later.
NEW YORK, Sept. -.
The Steamer Iradia arrived NJ po,,o,
yesterday. having left Liverpool ON the OH
instant. She btinss seven DAYS later advi-
ccs from Europe.
The weather is more favorable. and the
harvesting had commenced. The rotatoc
disease was less alarming.
The Queen of England addressed parl,.
mcnI from the Throne an the 9TH inst, and
then started on visit To scotland.
-; H. '"'' i''"t "tichct
AVA, co,nrrI.l -, I'' '@""'' an" we latter
.u..r..,..r., IN, c,.'',,s', ''H intentions "'
Ir.,f,uI,,,l -, Jew >D'I,,',
o ...'' '''l'. htl.tft iIt-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Our ncighbor over the way says, he did
think that his horse was stolen, when he
i'icd TO attend theCaSs and Bu,lcr meeting,
at Newark, but is now satisfied he was not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

A meeting Of the Democracy viii be held
at Harding, on Indian Creek, and ahickory
pole will he raised. on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
The Peoria Daily Register has been dis
continued, and the Peoria American has
commenced the publication Of i.w.tkly
plpCr.

There's G0pd Tan, Coming WHO that
keeps pace with the mp,d Improvements, discoveries
ana adNAlic,mrnt 1T tins are u the natural s,'encrS
ans, ~ governments, uui moral and intellectual
""Tius bat eau Sea without prophetic vision, thnt"a
N""i Ili' ~ coiulu', with lIw r'wdN ui lhr llpht-
"u'I H'rh Hld the crrtulUN uirIrruai tu,h. Am
rus the good ihru- thnt have ahead, COME and an,
I,Uurlus Uhe.r good effect, Wr uud Wm,. over thus
iitel'ilan .Hui OF puml-r, are the mach aud lruy
celebrated WdHn Queen ycgrtr'. r,u.,r-,uarrdp ll.s
"i H. h"-G IhN arc working ~ stcnt q r,l1un
governments Of Eurp' Nohmily tlInt know their
many Niru's ~ experience, will be- Wlin,m then,
In tir cur" ol billion. Diseases they mr., uur,yni.i m
me annals oi M" lirln' Sold Is g t.. Tu,,r,o5,
lNI NmrL MI ltLNIlE. drrs.l-l.. Nl,nAyn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

NWNFuNV' Vt7OOT 'W' HfII,
At 10 o't lock \. NJ. All who desire to see
the triumph Of democratic principles are re-
qtcs,rh to attend. 4 number Of able speak
rrs will b, there, among them are the Hon
Michael RYAN and N. L. lloLLI5TER Esq :,
Of Ottawa,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

\ western editor on reading over the
proceedings of the abol.iionbamburucr con.
vcutiou and finding thcnamcs orSome ninety
Reverend gentlemen in them, concluded
inn1ccn!iy, that these Free Sellers must be
the Lattrrday Saints.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Elnf hc 4 beautiful assortment nj broad rloth'
SAo'Aio clSmcrrs, satlncH, Jcans twccis, quot
aud bcnycrrollls Tor sale by
sept -, 1919. tCSllNAN \ GRlDLEi,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
stationary.

Salt 3O bhls snlt just received and for sale Toy
lJul0 sept y. 1915. NISnMNN MNRmLkN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

NFl -. TGriaur,v>Ia> ur.Ct,,ltro
market. No sale, 81 flour: holder, ask
@Li5a!.N7,. buyer, cIiu @l,0.- Com @ 6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

SWIFT Por'Tor..- Supply. good. \
good article sy'i,, lrou ua- n>, at sJtoSJ
rpuf>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Boots and Shoes.
New Goods.
;. FALL AND WINTER STOCK. 1870

READY MADE CLOTlllNG.-Iu't received
~ large assortment Of coats, p1uls yeats, drawers,
shirt, bo,oms, collars &c which We are Offering at
much lower prices than ever before. eau and cN-
anime them. CtSHMAN y tRiDLEl,
sept ~ lSi}
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
DELINQUENT TAXES.

NJ Office is hereby given, that will proceed
~ to sell at public auction, on the second
Monday in November next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. aud o'clock, p. NJ, OF
saic day, before the Council House door in this
city, the following described Real Estate, for
Taxes due and unpaid by the owners, to-wit:
. . '''' " s s. M";n ST. H.LPy'es
lat. Green ST., $. Main. 49,. Brown Il Bailey.
N. 4 II, Front ST., $. Main. John A. Johnson.
+ r. 5. =, p S, 3 e. 81, N. Main; Newt. rarsh-
10 acres, N. Main. Charles Moffatt's Estate.
The rents and profits Of which said property
will be first off red for sale for the shortest time
the be- sold for, no. exceeding seven
years, pay said and the costs Of sale; and
ii the said rents and profits will not bring the
amount required I will then offer the fee sin pie
to the highest bidder for cash in hand. selling no
more of said property than will be sufficient to
d discharge said tax aud costs.
II. PAYNE, Collector.
Richmond, October 4, 1913. pts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Extr:s Pay-Gcn. Cass.

We have heretofore published the charges
If Gen. Cas-. and the sums paid hun, from
ofiic.iai sources.
Inc exh bi,,on Of such pecuniary rnpa-
city alnrmed his political associates, and
the Washington Globe sought to mi,.ify
and excuse Mr. Extra Cass.
We publish below. the interesting re-
ioinder of Mr.. Andrew Stewart, the dis
s,neuishcd member of Congress from
Pennsylvania. 1t exposes these extra
charges in a condensed form and entire
correctness.
No man, who ever has been in the pub
lie service, in this or in any other country
ever made on, charges SO lnonstrous, so
disgracefu. SO rapacious.
During his public career he has receiv-
ed in regular and extra pay the sum OF
~234.23l,49 of the peoples money. eft
which the enormous sum Of S3i 81 4,
Is for extra paw Of extraordinary charges.
Read the letter and judge for yourselves.
GEN. CASS' EXTRAS.
US.o1rows. Pa. Sept %, 1919.
GENTLEMEN: Ny attention has just been
called to two late numbers Of the Union
in which the Editor ha. devoted ten col
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
TAIL ORlltc:-NEW STAND!

NV f. MCDOWELL, returns his thanks
wv . to his old frie nds and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him,
and he hopes, by promptness and despatch; good
work and good fits, still to continue receiving
their custom at his NEW STAND: 1JovER DTcKIN-
sons SILVER SMITH SHoP, a FEW DOORS WEST OF
G.. SHEARoS's HAT SHoP, AND NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE BASK;sn without further description Of his
present locality, he wishes all wanting any "AID
AND COMFORT in his line, to 's~~k''-'.hnd"
open :he door, aud they shall he waited on.
~ Plain work, for Erie nis' wear, will be
ate ndcd to promptly aud "don- up neatly
tie will "CUr OUT Garments, &c. aud he ill
rndeavOr to let no one go away dissatisfied if IN
his power TO prevent them. Call and see him.
Richmond, October II. 1919. l2tf
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PUBLIC SALE.
Small Farm. House 4 Lot & Grain.

Az ILL be sold at public sale, on Friday the
w 10Th of November next, ut the farm be-
longing to the Heirs Of David Anderson, deceas-
ed, Is ing about , miles North west Of HILLSIDE
rough, Wayne County, Indiana. The above
said farm containing eighty acres Of land, most
iy improved. Also, House aud Lot in Bethel.
Of 4 Of acre. the following terms, To wit:
One third To he paid in SIX months, one third in
twelve months, and the remaining third IN two
wears. with interest from The date of the sale
The purchaser will be required TO give notes
with approved security, in order that the Court
may grant them deed. Corn, Wheat and Oats,
will also be sold, on a credit Of 3 months. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock on said day, when
due attic ndance will be given by
JOSIIU A HARLAN, Guardian.
HOSE c. TILLSON, Administrator.
October 10, | SIS. 42-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

Gov. Of Michigan. and Of $1,000 to S. r.
Mason. acting Governor Of Michigan. i'm
ncdia,ely following. are .m,d. by Gen.
Gen. Cass, Secretary Of War." tFnr this
charge SEQ page So When Mr.. Richie
explains these mysteries. he will perhaps
hear from me again.
In conclusion. let me suggest TO Mr..
Ritchio Tho propre,y of now turning his
battery Of h'llngsgate and abuse from me
upon President Polk and the off ,crs Of .hc
Treasury and War Departments. who
have taken the task Of sustaining these
charges a0ains, General Cass Off nv shout.
ders. Will he do il! | venture the pre-
diction that he will hereafter be siien, on
the subject; Nous rerrons"
A. STEWART.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

4 Ii. the popular Family Medicines. Nos
~ trims, &c, among which is Mornings
Vegetable Agu- Syrup; Smiths Tonic DO;
Nerve and Bone Lininent, Worm Medicines;
Balsam w lid Cherry: Townsend's Sarsapariiia;
Essences; Moffatt' Pills and Bitfers, &c; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
- .i.- Main Street opposite GiLbert's Hotel,
Richmond, Ind..-IJ where you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug. ~, ls4S. 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

PosrHuaoUs JoxE.-It Is stated Of
Venetian. q great humorist. who died
some years since, that he made provis'
ion of torches for his funeral. which he
caused to be privately loaded with crack
ers, and anticipated to . confidential friend
the hubbub which would resoIt from the
EXPLOSION: and which he calculated should
take Mace in the most incoayenirnt spots.
IL i. added that the result verified NE
most saneuins expectations Of the Prc,ss
tor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
From the Albany Ecening Journal
A larre Grog Bill Certified to BY Lew IL

General Cass once negotiate q treaty win
the Ssganaw Indians. The business occupied
% DAYS. Daring that period, the Comm'ssIon-
ers and their friends drank Brandy, Vine, Oin'
cider, Whiskey, &c. to the amount sPec'hed De-
low. They must have had jolly time Of II al
Saginaw.
The following facts are found in voucher No
60, vol 2, American State Papers. Indian affairs
page $40. paid 4ih January, 1872, by the United
States on the certificate of Gen. Cas-:
For the table furnished for the Commissioners
and Officers Of the Indian Department, and
other persons, and indians invited thereto.
from the I'd to the 26ih of Sept, 1919,
amounting to 2257 meals 1t IS cts.
per meal 4l,6s2 Is
20 Gallons eo~n.c brandy and barrel l2l ga
. S.,,.I. r;i., 90 90
~ gallon. L. p. Tenerifs wine and
-, 49,. r.l-..r..;.;.. 81 90
S. 90
40 vn oo..a 1913 60
9 gallons lime juice and keg "a RI
IS gallon. whiskey ~ "a
6xalions gin and keg
- ,3Oe 81
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IsV Bs.IC SALE.

wv ILL be sold on Tuesday. the 3lst day Of
w October, at the farm of the Subscriber.
two miles west of Richmond, on the National
Road, Corn in the field. Horses, Cows. Stock
cattle, Hogs, Sheep. Wagon, Farming utensils
Also, fifteen twenty stands Of HONEY BEES.
A number Of other articles, not enume rated
Terms made known on the day Of sale. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock.
DANIEL WARD.
Richmond, Oct. 10. 1913. 42-ts
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SALACgN T..

A new preparation for Fever & Ague. made
IN from our native Willow The attention OF
PLY sic ians il especially called 10 this article be-
cause il is the production Of an indigenous tree,
they would do well % give il = trial. Also, Car
pc nter's Precipitated Extract of Bark, and plen-
~ of QuiniDe. Call and get your supplies. the
season il approaching. For sale al Dr. How
ellis DSvg Store. .....
Richmond, Aug. 9, iS43. 32-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

Is At d.. HosseIIs' Drug Store. where large
i stock Of Mineral Teeth, from the Manufac-
Thorwin & Denhard can be had at maaufactur-
ers prices, al1o, Gold and Tin FoH. Files, For
ceps. &c. Plaster Of Paris. and every thing that
De ntists need Please call ut No. l6, Main street
Oct. 10, I54s. 42-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
OWEN EDGERT TON,

OW0N &OGEKT0Ms
NO. 30. Main street
II ETuRNS his thanks TO his irie nds and the
IL public for the liberal support he has here
tofcre receive d. ana informs them that he has
just received and designs keeping on hand a con-
SAINT supply Of
- Mems BOOTS and Shoes: La
X dies Shoes, Caters, and Slip
pers; Youths and ChiIdren's Boots and
Shoes. &c, &c.
assortment is general from low priced TO good
article, and he soieits all who wish to purchase
any thing in his lin. TO call aud examine his stock
and prices. He will sell low for cash or appro-
we'd country produce
Richmond, 9th mo. 10Th, lS4s. 40:6m