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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Lerec's Ohio Lin isascus!
NTlRi.L.I SEGETAIsI.

Is the Rirai, and sfnnis on lis ora merits
Evidence Will clearly show this ~ the ci,esp.
est. most powerful. aud PHEASANT family I.,ni-
fuett IA u.s.. for Corns. Bru ssas, Barns, Fso-t~d
Feet, Weak sess or fatn the Back, Rheuma.
is4tn, Tooth 4 lie. a!.a -or. Throat
FOR INTERNAL uSE:-Cbolie, Cholera
used with "nil,e success.
FOR iIDRSEs:-fsali'd Shoulders Strains
Scr,ir hes, sweeney, Choic. and, with the adJi-
ton of one fonrih proportion of 1inetase Can
thar: !es, for SPAWN aud Curb.
y family. who has kuown the value Of this
article, viii be without supply. No Traveller
should start on journey without a bottle, TO
secure himself and animal agaIi.st the casualties
10 which they are liable. We refer TO J. & r.
voorhcrs, Stage Proprictor~; VIM r.. Marsh.
Gait House. Cineinmati; Giiaore * Smith. pro-
pririors Of Livery Stable, Cincinnati; William
NcCbcsnry. Mansion House. Oxfori. o., for
viisnce OF its curative qualities. The Linirnc Mt
triH nd ifseff--TBY
For sale, III Richmond. at D. p. Hoilo~ay's
Book Store; McCalioaph's Grocery; I. Reeds
Dug Store; Norman e. rocery and IL will a.
De- found ~ al tic towns and country stores
ia the western country.
IeREE & JONES. Propyiesors;
Western Row. 81 door nboye 9Th west side
Aug 80. i-f-.-36:jm Cincinnati, o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

THE WoNDERELL CURES MADE

BY this III, d,e.ne la, indueed I'll, s,cians Of the
highest standing To prescribe it-fvs even Pro-
icssors Of the Colleges admit that ii tar.s after
everything etse las L,iied.
Df. II. Cox. late Professor IA Cincinnati Mcdi.
cal tollegr, eif.-e on Hll street say. he currd
Miss Heit Of Scorfnious G Consumption with Dr.
Rogers, I,,rrw,r * rat, after she was given nm
10 dir by number Of sk,iifui Physicians Or
W. Richards, OF Cincinnati. saws he cured Mr.
ShtricS " alc, al disruption with this m,a,-
cine after all ms other remedies had failed
d br. H. Ii. Wilson. a regular pl, stefan Of
Ga1lP"ils, sANs II real, acted like Il charm ~ t,,.
ease of Mis-. ~ tsrruan. the vile Of the Rev H.
" IMAM, 81 Patfiut, Ohio. who was on III.
Fo'nl Of hiafn with pal.nonary CossuMr tios.
ana was rrstored 10 health after "a few weeks bv
the of DIR. kntrps' Livfmwour & T,R
The late OF Mrs. Eggert. who now re-
sid"s on Race street. three doors above Ephh.
Cincinnati, ~ TRULY the most r.mark able and
/ astonishing ever recorded. Ills lady had IN.
consumption Tor titr last SIX years, aud lately
+ she grew WORSE and " orse--worn down nd ,,pn
Grated cold hight sweats aud hectic fever every
day, reduced 10 a mere skeleton. her couyI w,.
most distressing. all her physicians gave her M
to u't " IA the last stage OF { ousuuptiau-pr
faiiafcra. now called ia cclcbrn,-d Lon,
Doctor ~ ho sssia ther" was not the least hope Of
her recovery, finally her lungs utcER.rED both
in'rra'liY aud ext, rnaily aud the blood settled
Under her nas TINT HEY came on her fr;eufS
cifne Ia take their lusi arcwri--at Ibis cri>i.
she roiaiaonces! using tbs same Dr. Roe,rs'
LfyLgVcRT Ash Tar, l.ich has restored he, ia
better health thah she has ca oyrd biaer -i.e "a.
fourteen vuars OF age, sud in three tuanfbS .i,o
gained hliy ponn4s ~ flesh. Those who ,,o,,b,
the virtues oi ihis wonderful medicine are inyi.
ted to call aud see her.
CON>t MrTiNES SHOULD CALL on
TIE AGENT and see the certificate IN f,,I. Of
the above nc ntioned erres ana also a. nst ,u,,
Der Of Others
~ DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. by
neEltcuHs h use tals valuaii. mc.iiein. until
TOO late, as there are thousauas Of c.,..
which arr too tu gone t. be saved, even BIZ hue
Great Remedy. H. surr and get DR.. Roger
ltvrrwort nnd ar. wh!ci, has his tg nature IN a
i clio Y Laaei, on each hottie al the g-nuin~
il A. tor sate by \. l.. SCDNiLLE, CINCINNATI,
NheiesAl" Ascui for tie West aud South and
also ~ al tn, advertised Agents
Also. by ID. j.. HOLLOWAY Richmond,
A!so.--at /. EELD.5 Drug store,
hprli }, i.i: ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

The party everywhere will, when the pres
ent excitement has passed away AP-
PROVE your conduct. Van Burens
letter to the Utica Contention last June. I.
Head this extr1c: agan, and .hen tell Us what
kind Of anii-sIavery man Van Buren, vas OH
The lG:i Of jane iast' lie thea was willing 70
t-l., any Democrat as the candidate, without III
trrrocatng hin with regard 70 his opinion on the
Question. Of slavery. " hen the present ez-
cit enent'' shall have passed away he expected
the east aud fair minded OF the party TO
hPPROTE'' his conduct.
In the same letter he reiterated his opposition
to H.. abolition Of slavery in the District Of Co
iua.tia.
On the ADD, Jelly, month afterwards, he
roi- a letter 10 the fla !ustrai Convention "a
:, lIic!. be declined .ail further explanations OF
his political yicr, ani opinions" IL said THAT
.!-!G ion 10 OIL, be Piled which allows is ,c-
tim 10 itngsin" ihat he his changed his opin-
oaS.'' and rclefs to hls pest political history as
to wL4, his course wo4ll be If again elected
PRESIDENT. Then, he was the same IN July that
Is was in June.
'.l.e next let.ee fsom Nr. Van Barren Is dated
Aegusi -, oae month iu,er Il addressed 10
t4.c D.s.ctfs OF nc iJuIito IN 'tit''i't 1870
son read il carefully The oli1ers OF tia, CON
ve.it.on informed him or lis notnination, and
forwarded BIN copy Of tie .piatiornl.' In
reply, after fea;..ng an! considering the resoiu-
tioa. r says: at breathe the right spirit, and
presents political chart which, WITH THE
EXPLANATION5 / am about 10 make, can,
IN good fli'h, aaopt and sustain What are
those explanations, Explanations sometimes
ovcrs!iadow lhe rabst4ucc. Re IS still, at this
late DAY opposed to the abolition OF slavery in
the District he wou!l not veto a bill for
t..at purposeDut he shes forbearance still con-
tinued towards the institution Of slavery n the
District. J. this the true aH:l-slavery ground
He IS opposed 10 a Tariff for Protection or Rev
cane, and for supporting the government by d.
rect taxation. l. this Of his anti-savery
principles! As northern man, if for other
reason, we are opposed to direct taxes. F." hen a
resort Is had 10 this means Of Importing the gov
rrnment, the north will pay eight-tenths of the
revenue. You cannot tax their negroes as our
horses, SC. Three tifs only Of their negroes
subject TO taxaion--here all orr property
Will be taxed 70 the utmost dollar. y ct Mr.. ' an
Eurcn is presented to US the peculiar candid
ale of the north. As Wing, and an anti
slavery man, and u free soiier, we cannot vote
for Vln Buren,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
asnrli.a Tnn lsuren.

Yspresented rs the northern and anti-slavery
candidate for ths Presidency. He was nominn-
ted as such by the Buffalo Convention. As a
northern and anti-slavery man, We are called
uoon to vote for him. Is he worthy of our sup
portl Suppose we draw the mantle of charity
over his past political his:ory-cover up his in
famous conduct towards the Amistal negroes
his vote for robbipg tie mails--his pledge to
the veto in opposition to the Constitution he had
sworn to naintain--his broad endorse me mt of
Polk and Dallas and the Mexican war, ana many
other acts OF sutserviency TO southern men; and
take him as he is presented TO us since the COM
menccment of the present campaign-shalI we
now find him worthy our support aud conf
dencei
He was nominated by the Barn burners Of the
State Of New York on the 22nd day OF June,
lsAS. On the Goth of that month. he addressed
a letter to the dele gates from the city OF New
York to tho Utica Convention, in which he
views the conduct Of the Baltmore Convention
in reference to the delegates from his State
lie app.auds the conduct OF the Barnburner Sc,
Of delegates, and declares: ~ 10 therefore un-
hesitatingly approve Of the course You propose
TO pursue, in withholding Your votes from Gov.
q C ass. and shall do SO myself. Ii NO other candi
cate man tnoSc now before the country De pre-
scented. shall no. vote for Persistent
At the time this letter was written John P
Hale was the regular nominee OF the anii-slave-
~ party; but Mr.. Van Buren, would not vote for
him. He would rather not vote at all, than vote
for such man as Hale! who by the way is the
superior Of Van Burcn in every thing that is
connie ndublc. He could not vote for .frre
sol'' candidate: Not he.
In this came letter, VIC find the following:
'lf understand your [the Rarnbur-
ners') course, your delegation went to
the Convention (Bal,more) prepared 10
accept the nomination Of any sound Dem
ocsat Who had no, actually SUBMITTED TO
a TEST, which implicated the well known
and repeatedly expressed opinion OF our
State, WITHOUT INTERROGA TING
HIM WITH REGARD TO HIS OPJN.
Jon ON THIS PARTICULAR CUES.
TION," (thc slavervk- =
'and The ,rSr and rAis minded men Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Esac Dcnl;sEoSuc.

slas Wright. short time before his
death. in a letter to friend, describes
Gen. Cass 10 be IA perfect time scrrrr
mt doAa4g oguc' These are the words Of
Silas Wright deliberately rccorded-and
he knew the man.
IFS TRUTH ILLJ STRATED.
In the last Congress. when the Three
Million Bill was before the Senate, with
the Hiimot Proris2 dRnered. Gen. Cass
roffssed great anxiety for its passage
he declared himself anxious 10 vote for
the Proviso; and openly regretted that
Gov. Davis spoke against time and thus
preventing him the opportunity of voting
for il.
Now while General Cass was making
these hvpocritcal regrets and Professions.
he sits down and unburdens him self TO a
friend in Michigan.
He writes 10 Mr. Il. s. Wilson. Fcbru
AIRY 10. 1917. end in that letter, which we
have published entire. are these words
The " ilmot Proviso viii not
pass the Senate--ir would be death to
the w ar-dea,h 10 all hope OF getting an
acre of Territorv-death 10 the Admins
irat:on. and death 10 the Democratic Par
~. LEWIS CASS''
This we think illustrates the truth OF
Silas Nright's accusation, that Lewis
Cass is .pcrteft time $crrcr and Dam
Gfrooue"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
NEW sCEzoGE4 BOOKS.
q -. =.
Na-A

MGUTFEY'S ECIECTIC Primers, Spel-
lers, First, Second, Thirj, Fourth and Fifth
Readers.
ETiCS-Bay's part First. Second
and Third; Taibot's; Pixies. ana Smiths.
GRAM II ARS-Siniths; Davis; kirkhanl's:
Buttons; Wells; Buffers, and Brown's.
Wilson's Juvenile History OF the L. States.
Wizards History OF the United States.
Universal History.
First and Second Books oil History.
GEOGRAPHI ES-Pariey's Smiths Only :;
Mi,chel's, and MorSe's
Mss Swift's Nat. Philosophy, part Is; * 2nI
PuILOSQPHI--Co nstoc., Gales, Jones:
Olmstt s.d.
Consiock's Physiology: Nineralogy; Chem
istrv, and Geology.
Scholars Companion. Eiocution-
Todu's Students Nanuai-FiitcicockS Cecil
ogv-Abe re- mbr.e's Moral and intellectual Phs-
losophy--t phaui's Mental Philosophy.
Together with a great variety of other lass
Books for sale by D. Z. HOLLOW AI.
Richmond, Oct. 9th, Isis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
LlNERWORT AND TAR.
a. 1a0,CS0DlE r


States, yet how many could have been saved n
they bad resorsed 80 DR.. Rogers Lfve,wort ana
Tar IN season. TMuS Axps usson '7>,o~ $500
acw trssihrng thas'a has saved ss~irsives-,r1
restored ITEM 70 Healsh-Nce ne need Drs,.,,u
though r9piaysk nNs Aniiri~ ma stec you an
TO pst'.' you esunct be ~ofs - thss Mr., Row.
OF Stsauton, who was gwen MP by her pae,a,
aad fsteads TO nts with the last stage Of Coz
stAsrro~. Ne paa.>l her ;. ri nc ate 10 addition
10 the vast number obtained IA Cincinnati 10
show that The cares il makes not confuesi 10
ihs' LAY a!oHe. bot ia every place here Il has
been 8Gtcoiuctl- Red uha, she SAYS:
ltsi> = :" certify, that s-tne months sircr 7
w"s is"ra sssih l'asn nay s,Ac aud ks~a.l. /
cat'e@ "a the All of several ph, sleiaus, hat they
iA'ira Ia gave rehet, aud for the xnsre IL
Que ss~s grew rspsliy worse. la addition 10
iA3s, was ataeaee. WAR;! a violent cough al
ihousn an rsce'le II physician live! ia the sam.
hemSe ana ussa The greatest eAcrton, and pad
the stftctcsi attention, IL haft;cd all t,- al III
i've others were called IN one Of which Mas a,
ngrd a"a sA.iiul phtsaeiau, bat all their efforts
proved alike un@saiitng. AT last. a physician
who was attending camp meeting in tire pri-h-
borheed. Came to see mc. and de. Jared th,, ,
could not last more Than one cav longer: also
all oi the vast ao.brr who casne to see me be-
iesea iiai few days at most nd my eartb-
~ career Ns ffieaas calied an 70 see me
ar! kat nay brother nj THIS crsi> fb~ar,u, nj
thc astonishing cures performed nv DIR. Rogers
Compound Syrup Of i.svrrwort and Tar went
10 NhiiTothe anu bach, a distance of sixty miles,
IN hours. 10 gel some 81 the above ,a-sn--
| commenced taking IL. aud strange 10 tell t-forr
hdd used hall u bottle. The >onch was esti.s,y
cured; from ihis haic | recoIr cred rap,diy and
when had used two bottles, 1 Was adj. 10 a.,
sntne nay t4ndr sora3ions usually. | am
fully satisfied that Il II had bee for this ~,
ccil,Et medicine, | would now be in my fray.
aGd aust IA i1stire say, that | truly return An,
sincere thaHls to .ha Inventor Of this prie.i..x
medicine, mud wcuid recommend all persons az
y .t..a, "A. a.. &
II AkkIt.r ROWE
We the undersigned. do certify, tina, thu. nc.
Count OF Mrs. Rowe is correct. we being person
+ ally acquainted with all the circumstance.
PETER Z. MATTHEW'S
+ L. JOHNSON,
THOMAS CRAIG
JOSEPH EVANS
+ Staunion, Ohio, Feb lsi7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Human Nature.

When wild spark attempts 10 steal
kiss from a Nantucket girl. she saws.
come sheer of. or I'll split Your mainsail
with tiphoon.'
The Boston girl, bold sill urstil they
arc kissed, whom they naro up all IT once.
and say. 4 think you ounhi to be ashamed.
When young chap steals a kiss from
an Albany girl, she says,'l reckon is my
turn now and gives him a box on the ear
that he don't forget for q month.
When q clever fellow steals q kiss from
Louisina girl, she smiles, bushes and
says nothing.
In pennsylvania. when female is sa-
luted with buss, she puts on her bonnet
and shawl, and answered., Il am astonish-
ed at thy assurance. Jcdcdiah, and for
this indignjty viii sew thee up.
The Western ladies. however. are 50
fond of kissing. that when saluted on one
check. they instantly present the other,
The Sag IIarbor girltussels and scratch
cs til cut of breath. when She submits 10
her fate with the most exemplary for'itude
and resignation without a murnur
When young man steals q kiss from
a Lowell girl. she bushes Ike anew born
rose. and says sn.artiy, gu darsn't do
that twice more
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Fancy Miniature Books

ODD FELLOWS GEM; The Poetic I.acon:
Thonlpson'> Seasons; CilTkes Scripture Prom
Use: Loves Calendar; Mnore's iri>h Neioaies;
Haloween: Hannah Moorn's Practic1t PIetv;
Coidsn,i,.'s Essay Bridal Gift: Alarms Letters
TO his Son: Pure Gold; Manuel o. Matri'nony
Foryet-me-uoi; Odd Fellows Tokea; Offering
OF Love; Wear of Wakefield: Tae Crown Of
Thorus: The Houra"rs Chlpiet; The Sacred
Gift Casket Of love: OiiV- Wreath Bona ;
Gctten Naxisns: Token Of Affection AfFec tons
Gin: The Gift OF Friend: Token OF r. nenl-
brance; Token Of Love; Gin Of Love: Ladies
Beck OF Etiquette; language and Sentiment Of
Tlowers. All in beautiful binding: for sale bv
d P. HOLLOWAY
Eich.nca nd Oct 9th ISIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
(OssnaerGeiax!.!

Peotle ~ the Wesf will further the causs Of
Justice by looking out for large 1-rby psn who
is travelling through fiiinoit, his osk " poi
son and death. He il reported 10 come from
81 Louis. With count felt OF our Pills. sind he
has made efforts 10 sell fbrfn "a orr Agents at
low price. We have Of the boxes Just
ceived from Chicago, and we are IN Porssd Of
the feI ow. The laws ase severe and will fully
r,uni~h those VINO counterfeit medicines.
n side from the GrDe1v0nre Of the COASTER.
fai,~ any of otrr gents kposc that IL Pitts pur.
porting he DE-. Il. BssJ. .Ssnifk's are oaerrd =
a r,iaeed ryios, they nUss ~ cocSTEayEiT, thers
- u getting over Il.
Ut all y no lore Justice BE- their xrsrd. u
s >sary u ksec that q. HeaJ !SmaA - Srias~s
with my osn IN nd on the bottom Of each boz, -
counterfeit y hieh IN u high hssde ed eviuse-
q. BENZ SMITH. -
Dfire Is9 q reeawtch ST., n r.. Z
Nov. q, 1871 4G-M F.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Jo..nston's majority.

The aggregate vote Is u ,28i greater
than was cast for Governor in 1917, when
Skunk had above ) 900 majority over al
The candidates.
The returns have been compared w.ta
the general returns received at the office
Of the Secretary Of the Coiunonwpa ith in
ilarrisbur9h; and it is thought the spccia.
returns. when opened in the presence 0!
the Legislature. next January. vii not
vary three votes from the above result.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
E3..y.r, Oza is,i.1E.

The rro.iceucr Journal If Nonlay contains
the report Of tic tria' of one J. Donahue. for au
assault with attempt TO kiss one Mary Cor
man, whom lie alleges - ilis second cousin NJ
journal says the cy4ceEce gave rss, 10 some very
Interesting questions at law, especially TO Dung
The counsel Tor Mrs German iii not conten4
ihat the usual proposal to kiss LADY an as
sau!t; but the parties should before proceeding
TO cxtretnitieS, ascertain brycni any re asonahLr
DOUBT that the lady would not be acc onnct a.
ting and especially shout! forbrar from, such at
ter,yts in the presence of 4 tArd party.
III men, especially vonng men, would be
justified in using reasonable DiiIgruce IN ascer-
tanning the disposition Of the liey undc. such
circumstances, but he Inn-t be- careful not 10
press his suit after 1t becomes appar- ut that his
fondness iSe0e zee procated. Curry, counsel for
J.Donahue s&ib9lot fully concur with tins view OF
the law, bsse IL nded that the trnsac ton was
all IN good nature, and as far - john was con
cerued-that Mrs. Gorut;in ,r.is MS second cous-
IN and there j intention Of committing an
assault on his part.
The Court iound Ohm guilty, and fine! him
81 AMI osts. The fact that Mrs. German was
sufficient justification for his per~i-'ing in the
opinion as to what would have been their decis-
ION il The pIrlits iiaa been first con~ins II the
Kiss had been stolen T." fore the LADY had object
ed. Without meaning 10 commit ourselves full
~ important question. would intimate
the opinion that such state of facts would be a
perfect Justiiic tton.-Cin titus.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
AALAClN y .

4 new preparation for Fever 4 Azue, nads
~ from our native WifIos. The atte ration n
Physicisu. i especially called TO this article b.
Cause i; IS the productions Of ind e nous frse.
they would DO vel! 10 give IL a trial Also. Car
pc nter'x PreeiYiiAi-d Extract Of Bark, snd piea-
" Of Qainine. Call and get your surpIies, u
season is approaching. For sale At Dr. Hev-.
ellis Drug Stare.
EicLnosd. Aug. 2, lsi9. 3U
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

The Quebec Mercury says the emicra-
ton of the French Canadian population 10
the tnited States IS largely on the in
crease. Many are selling out their prop
erty and with the produce of the sale
moving westward with their household
chauels.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Col. Iohn Johnston. at Piqua.

The Ohio State Journal of the 25t, in
slant. contains a communication from, this
veneruble citizen. upon the subject o! the
approaching Presidential election.
The concluding portion is addressed 10
the QUAKEGs; which we transfer 10 our
columns.
Word TO my Friends the 0uakers.
| have long labored with YOU in amcl-
iora,ng the condition Of the Indians
\ o,n>umc. labor and money has been lib-
orally dispensed in that work of charity.
II is among the most pleasurable recollec-
lections 81 nv life. when your people.
now almost fifty years ago. appeared
among the Indians of my charge in Ohio
and Indiana. and when il became my du-
~ TO cooperate with them in their labors
OF love. The Indians have left US. and
my direct connexion with your society has
therefore ceased. In Fl hsequcncc of adj
vancing years and dec ming health. do
not often 90 abroad; and seldom meet any
Of the Friends. therefore choose this
opportunity of saying a word to you.-
We have often counciled together. and
have in years long passed away enjoyed
much Of your confidence. Ny dear de-
parted wife was by blood Friend from
Philadelphia: and some of the most at
fecting rSigious meetings ever attended
were held by your ministers in nv house.
knowing the serious objections of Friends
TO ali wars and men of war. have ,houeh;
il my duty TO call upon YOU. TO look into
the state and conli,ion-nf cur common
country: compare the merits OF the men
offered for the suffrage Of the peop.a. and
see if it is not our duty upder al the cir
to cast oYr votes for Gen.
Taylor. .slthoush a military man he is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

6HsteTn Ccmcot, Or " ARIA LIMA
~ lot Of this article inst received AID for ssIs
at Da- HowKLLs' Dsre Sroax;
Ser, IG, Is No. 10, Nsis u.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Pleasant Residence and other
Property Eor Sale.

HNHE undersigned ofTe IS for sale, reside nee
i on Franklin street, near Erie ADS Meeting
house. The dwelling IS two stories high. aud
contains seven rooms with convenient out bu 10 :
igrs ano a neat garden with sh.uhber s.c.--
Also. the Machine and B &C snilh shop, recent
iy occupied By f. d. Borton on Fifth street
This property is well calculated for carr!ace
shop, any other similar business Terms VII
be reasonable, aud posse ssion gwen al an safly
day. JOB BOX On
Richmond, March 18Th, l-4S- i2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

DREAD. Crackers and Cakes, fresh, con.
ID stan'iy On hano, opposite the National Ho-
tel. l.. II. CITIZENS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

The full official vote Of Pennsylvania
has been received. and settled the long
contested subject of the exact Wing ma
lori'v given AT the last election for Cover
nor: John~ton's majority in the State is
3O1. The cut.rc vote is 33G,7li, divided
as fellows:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Superior SxaSnr-CNred HAMS:

NN hand and for sale. by
~ STRAlerAN & WRIGHT.
Richmond, ith no. 1874, l-i-. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

Rich,noad, Oct 9th lsi5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-26
Military RenOWn.

If it we're physically possible, and compatible
with my official duties, would visit every State,
80 to every town and hamlet, address every man
in the Union, and entreat them, by their love of
country, by their love of liberty-for the sake of
themselves and ther posterty, in the name oftheir
venerated ancesters-in the name of the hnman
family, deeply interested in the trust committed
10 ther hands-by all the past glory we have won
by all that awaits us as nation, if we are true
and faithful in gratitude to Him who has hitherto
SO sIgnally blessed us--to pause--solemnly pause
;-and contemplate the precipice which yawns
l'etore us. II, indeed we have INCUR ed the Di-
line dlspleasure, and lift be necessary to chas.
tlse this people with rod ofvengeance, would