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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-27

G~The Cincinnati Atlas. says there are S.
houses Of public worship in that city. and VIII
liams' Cincinnati Business Directory, says the
city contains 1888 doctors and Isl lawyers.
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Later.

PITrsBuRGH, Dec. 22. Q p. NJ.
There are now twenty-five feet SIX in
ches water in the channel and river still
rising. The Allegheny river is running
out rapidly. Large quantities OF drift
wood are passing.
Weather verv cold.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-27
0ITX BAKERY,
SAMNAE EASNNNN> IS.
PAxS0k, LEWIS g. CO.,
NOD0 $3.50
South East Corner Of Main and Marion streets


South East Corner Of Main and Marion streets;
Richmond. Indiana.
LAVE just opened a splendid assortment Of
III FAMILY GROCERIES, which they are
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either wholesale or
retail
u Raisins, Figs, Cheese, Herring, Sugar,
Candies, sc. &C.. for sale cheap.
I7They are fixing up splendid Saloon. FOR
the accommodation of sleighing parties. (shoutd
there be any snosc this ,rinfer, or social gather
ings; and they are prepared to furnish "wedding
fxings," in the shape Of Pound Cake, to all who
may apply. Call and see them
GCAxDLEs for sale by tho Box or Pound
and the highest price in c ash PAID for BEE YES
and TALLOW
Bread. Cakes, Crackers, &C..
Fresh and Good, hands at all tunes; also,
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef, Pork, Veal, &c, will be served
up every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday NOR
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizens of Rich
mond, and vicinity to call and see them; and u
they go ~wav dissatisfied or empty handed, i,
shall not be the fault Of
PAXSON. LEWIS & co
December l3, ls4s' oltf
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wus County CONVERSATIONAL" editor o.
..r-sspss, and particularly Wing
80 - Argus-eyed-and each eye
aaaabs vide open-to watch and take
..ne6Sbs movements Of party machinery
- his readers posted up not only
- he movements Of friends; but the
go and twissings Of opponenss'-oe
800 in season and out Of seascn' wne"
Ia 10 his country is the aim.
These reflections passed through our
-,.d on picking up thclass wayne County
rh;,., and noticing call for q County
ce.seo,;on 10 be held at CentrevilIe, on
Mo.doy last, to appoint delegates to the
go. Convention at Indianapolis on the
II ~ Ian. nex.,-said State Convention
= .elec. Wing candidates for Governor
"a Lieut.. Governor. The 'Wh'g' con-
tang the Central Committees call for a
County Convention, didn't come to hand
=. he.sure we heard that convention
-,,.h hs beId-inquired when!-foun nd
!, on, after last weeks paper was pub
l;.hed-one day too late-don't blame
..v body, VIC don't-one hundred eyes
would have been useless aPpendagc to
M in this instance-very.
But we hope our brethren at Centre
vile bad good time on Chris'mas-dsy-
,h,t there were a few at least in attendance
from Wayne township, Notwithstanding
lie failure on our part to give due and
timely notice. We believe the success
d the Wing party in this Nation, will ben
Eft all classes--good will enure TO the
Union, by and through wholesome Wing
doubt Of it. Would that
We fell there was ga better time coming"
or Door locofoco Indiana-we cannot feel
Ihss way; but still we are always ready to
f;cht locofocoism, feeble tho our blows
nav be, wherever it is. Let the State
select good and true men for
Governor and Lieut. Governor, and the
Wigs Of Indiana will TRY TO ELECT THEM.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-27
SIX HUNDRED HOTTIES OF
Townsend's Sarsaparilla,

lust received and for sale by tho wholesale
81 or retail at DR.. Howe!i's Drug Store.
NIB Persons in the neighboring towns, de.
string agencies for the sale Of the above 'nedi-
clue, are requested to call on DR.. Howelis, who
is authorized to appoint agents ia any place
wine re there are none now.
Oct, 3lst. lS4S. 45-u.
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5. Il. LYPPINCOTT,- Manufaetures Of

>HANkFCL for the patronage already ex-
tended toward him, soicts Il continuance
OF the same having served AN apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carriage Maker in
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that the have been
exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes TO
be able to get up article at least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, superior article OF 30 y
A > ii made by the oldest Varnish-
Maker in Philadelp hia--marranted not TO crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such LaceS, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles, Lamps. Lock and Hinges. Riggs.
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at Il distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber,
Main street. opposite MIR. Gibert's Hotel.
Richmond la, Nav 10, lo4o. lYin A
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EXCHANGE OFFICE!

IL THE undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business, at their old stand oppos the
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are just receiving
the largest stock Of
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Later dates from Texas have been re-
ceived at New Orleans, but they contain
nothing Of Importance. In So counties
the vote for President stood. Cass G,795,
Taylor 3,777. There were % counties
to hear from, among which are those on
the Rio Grande.
They HOPE HE WILL BE QU1ET.-A Van
Buren, man writing to the Detroit Adver-
tiser. says: General Cass must have
revenge enough by this time: he has sue
ceeded in defeating Van Buren, twice.
hope in future he will be quiet"
EryMoLoGy OF CALIFoRNIA.-We are
informed by Professor Noodlekrans. that
California comes from two old Indian
words-kah. gold, and torna-rho, don't
you wish you may getit.
There has been great increase in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, within the
bounds Of the Baltimore Conference with
in the last few months. Upwards Of fiji.
teen hundred have joined in the Balti-
more District alone, since the LIST of Au-
gust.
Every fool knows how often he has
been a rogue, but every rogue does not
know how often he has been fool.
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lust RECEIVED. at the old stand, No 2. :,
- opposite the Bank, the following list o.
NEW GOODS, to-wit: A lot OF fine and plain
Stand Lamps, suspending and common Lard
Lamps, which will be sold ct Cincinnati prices;
also, one box of superior Black Tea; Cleavers;
Door Locks; Oysters; sup. Caveudish Tobacco !:
SUD- Breast and Halter Chains, and a variety Of
New Goods too numerous TO mention.
HAINES & FARQUHAR
Richmond, Dec. -, leic. stiff
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McCuLL0UGWS CHEESE DEPOT,
rUST received 1900 lbs Parker's Celebrated
ID Cheese. Nose better between July and
The Falls Of Niagara. For sale at
GEO. McCuLLOUGH'S Ckesse Depot.
Richmond, Oct. 4, ls4s. $I-u
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F @ u N D E R 7
STOVES, HOLLOw.wARE.a nd
CASTINGS,
q ~ - - - . 4 - - - n =

1UVHE unde a4led would respectfully inform
the pubiic that he carries on the Foundry
bus ness at the old establishments. lie has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot Of STOVEsi
consisting of Nos ], ., and ) IMPROVED rKEABUx
COOKING STOVE, SPiLMAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves OF Inherent
sizes, with general assortment OF + rankin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Aiso.-foss. hetties'
Andirons and WaggonBoXes- lie also manu-
features ana makes 10 order-CARpi>c MACHINES,
CoNpENsERs, Spinning and NAFriSG MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER looms. PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds Of machinery used ~ nanuiactur-
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. lie feels confident
saving that he has the larges' and best selected
lot o! patterns in the Western country for t'rist
and Saw Mills. de has. in short. the latest
improvements IN the Mill Gearing line.
TIIRASHING MACHINES.
He has an excel!en, Thras!ing Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for cssH or aPpro-
we'd TRADE For ease to horses, ami hcatness ana
despatch in the execution OF work, Is not infe-
rior 10 any in use.
The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully soiic!!s continuance OF tavors.
lJ@Ali kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, VIII he
take n in exchange for any of the above articles.
IFHis STOVE STORE is on the North side
of Main street. opposite the Richmond bookstore,
where custom FRS Will be promptly waited on.
TUOS. O'lIARRA.
Richmond. Nov. >. ISIS. Ga3l'45,)
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nURE WHITE LEAD. best brands. ISL
ii so y key; Red Lead; Ven. Red Chrome
Red. Yellow and Green; Prussian Blue; Chr
nese Eermiiion; Ultra Marine; Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Oehre; Rose
Pink; Varnish Brushes: Paint do. all sizes;-
Furniture & CARRIAGE NAkSlsH; JAPAR; LEATH-
En- VARNIsH; Sp. Whiting, Putty. &c for sale,
at reduc-p PRIZES, by IRWIN REED
Richmond, Aug. %, 1873. 2on
iron.
A TONS BAR IRON in Store and foI sale
hy J. NJ. s. J. HUTTON,
Main ST. , doors west of Pearl.
April l6, 1913 II
DERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
a new and Invaluable medicine EVERY
family SHOULD have a bottle Of it in the house.
it is ejteug For sale by !. REED.
Aug. %, 1913. 3ou
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Readers. do not wish TO infiict upon you
too constant notices of what is to be found in
our advertising columns. worthy Of your atten-
tion,-nor do we wish You to believe we
always paid for putting article into notice
We not now putting "Vaughn's Lithontrp-
to- for in Justice to the medicine " e must saw
it stands SO high that our puff would never give
it greater altitude-if it rises any higher it
must be its own intrinsic merit, it is already far
above any other Panacea of the age. While up
on the subject we will give an extract from
letter dated
"NEw LONDON, Conn, Sept. II. 1916.
Mr.. G.. c. VAuGHN.-I have the pleasure to
write for more Lithontriptic, and will inform
you that have made it my purpose 10 learn the
result of the trial of every bottle sold. 1t has
far exceeded my most sanguine expectations
1t is great article. A man Of my acquaintance
has beef under medical care for a long time,
confined to his bed with gravel he Is able
to attend TO his business Such has been its effect
in all kinds of complaints-it will have great
sale, &c, &c.
Yours. +. l.. ALLEN.
Reader! get pamphle, and read about il, the
Agent has them to give away. Look into our
columns for vaughn's Lithontriptic-"th Great
American Remedy"
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q There was a greater amount of drunken
mass in this city on Sunday night, Monday and
Monday night last, than we've ever known be-
fore. Temperance Missionaries, can find plenty
Of labor in this riaeyard.
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Honesty has one face--flattery two.

LARGE HoGs.-Two hogs, raised by
Mr.. Daniel Mumma. ofHaserstown. weigh
ed 975 lbs. Mr.. John Eldridge. of Ceci
county, sent to Baltimore few days ago
a hog which was only nineteen months
old, that weighed 500 lbs.-Md. paper.
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TOwNsEND's PATENT SEPARATOR.
~ w. ROB- NSON. RICHMOND. Ind. having

Richmond, Nov. 9, ls4S- If.
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! rTThe report Of the Committee of Ways
and Means, in regard to the debt of the city OF
Richmond. will be published next week The
chairman informs Us that the city debt at the
end of the year, will not exceed 81 ,275.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-08-12
GHERIFF,s SALE. by virtue Of s.writs Of

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of s'writs Of
- venditioni exponas, to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the from.
door Of the court house in the town OF Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday, the 2Sth day
of August, 1913, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
a. M, aud o'clock, m. of said day, the follow
ing described real estate. to wit Being part Of the
south half of the southeast quarter of section l.,
township s, aud range s; beginning fol the same
at stone on the line Of John Sprague, at the south
east corner of said tract of land, running thence
west 100 poles; thence north Sc poles. to rock on
the north side of the channel of Sun6sh creek;
thence down Sunfsh creek IN the middle of the
stream 7.l0 poles; thence south 81 l-2 degrees
east 10 poles; thence south 73 IL degrees east
ii l.2 poles to corner of rock the north side
of the channel OF Sunfish creek; thence down said
creek on the north side thereof; thence south 60
l-2 degrees east &C poles, to a small water beach
three inches in diameter, on the same side Of the
creek; thence north 81 poles, to the north side of
said half quarter; thence east "A IL poles to the
northeast corner of said half quarter; thence 80
poles to the place OF beginning; containing 60 acres
of land, with grist mill aud saw mill thereon;
lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio. and taxi
en- execution as the property Of John p Ferrel at
the suits of Samuel McMasters, John Barnes, and
Hays and Gregory, adm'rs. Appraised at.ssl 900
- WIN. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
July 20. l84S-S3 g.
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE -By yirtu

J A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE BY virtue Of
IN an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Monroe county, Ohio. will, on the 18th day
of September next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock, a. M, and 4 O'Clock, p. m, Of said day. at
the front door of the court house in the town OF
Woods6eid, in said county, Offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate, to witt The undivided half Of
lot No. IL in the town of BealsviIle, with the i'm.
provements thereon, subject to the dover estate Of
Ruth O'Conner in all the premises hereafter men,
toned, assigned to said Ruth O'Conner in said
lot No. IL; also, the undivided half of thrty.two
feet off the west ends of lots Nos, aud 4 in the
town Of Bealsville, being thirtytwo feet back and
eight rods 10 front; also, the undivided half uf
half acre of land, being part Of the northwest
quarter of section s.. township $, and range 5, be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner OF
said section, running thence south Is perches,
thence east 3 perches, thence north twenty de-
grees and fifteen perches, thence west perches 10
the place of beginning; also, the undivided half Of
one acre Of land situate in section 6, tDwnship g.,
and range 5. beginning for the same at the SOUTH
west corner of said section, running thence to the
south boundary Of the town of Bealsville, in said
county, theEce east to road leading from the
East and West street of said town Of Beallsvlle,
thence south with said road to the south line Ut
said section, thence west to the place of beginning
together with the improvements thereon. Terms.
One-third cash in hand, one-third in six months,
and one-lhird in twelve months, with interest from
the day OF sale, to be secured by mortgage or 9th
er adequate security.
THOS. GRIFFITH,
so .ir yss Admir- OF Isaac Neff, decd.
August IL. 1913.
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FEYERS. AGUEs; Ars, generally kiliois af:
f6ctioD5, snd durable BY purgihg with Brd,idrefk
Pills. and good nursing. Read the directions 10
DR., Brandteth spamphlst. which may 10 had grstis
from the Agent for Brandreth's Pills, No disease
can be received unlessou blood is ia the requisite
state Of impurty; % in all cases, the princi.
pie 10 universal; for even water must be adapted
to the nature Of the fish, or there will be no propo.
CATION OF the species The soil must be adapted to
the seed, or there will be no increase. The cir
mate must have those matters in II which VIII unite
and keep alive epidemicsI or contagious poisons,
OF they will become extinguished, as . lamp that
s uusupplied by OIL So oitis likewise with the hu.
man frame, itcannotb be materially affected by epi-
demical or contagious maladies. unless there be
those matters floating in the circulation which offer
the appropriate soil. BY purifying our bodies with
the Brnidreth Piiis, which have affinity with
thoye impurities upon which contagion feeds, we
may always feel secure, whatever disease may
rage around us. True, we may have Il, but it
will soon be over, our sickness will be the affair OF
day Of two. while thuse who have been too wise
to use this simple and excellent remedy, either die
or have weeks. perhaps months Of sickness
Sudden changes from very hot to chilly weather
are unfavorable to health, and it is fact univer
sally admitted, that heat and moisture are power.
full agents in producing disease, and that constant
dry and constant toet weather are both favorable
to its generation. 1t does not Isignify WHAT we
cali III II may be ague it may be bilious fever. il
may be yellow fever, it may be dysentery, it may
be rheumatism, il may be bronchitis, it may be
cholic, IL may be constipation of the bo wes, it may
be Inflammation of the bowels, it may be inham-
nation Of the stomach. it may be a nervous afec-
tiqn; but still il is disease. and disease durable
by the Brandreth Pills, because they remove all
impurities from the body, all that can in any mau.
ner feed the future progress Of the maady. mo mat
ter how called; these pill are not only the most
proper medicine, but generally the only medicine
that need or ought to be used. Al lhe present
time il il every mans duty who wishes to secure
his health to use them; it is the duty OF every one
who knows anything Of their health-restoring pow
ers, 10 make it known 10 his immediate circle
For there are some alarming signs, which tell of
the approach OF disease. The sudden changes OF
temperament are more to be feared and guarded
| against than any contagious malady.
0o-A fresh supply Of the above Pills, just re.
ceived by the following Agents
J. R. g. J. H. NORRIS, Woodsfeld.
| WM. STEEL. Stafford. -
| joan r. WHARTON, Carlisle.
]. M. RouNp, Summerfeld.
J. F. BIbENHARN & Co., Malaga.
| H.. RoUND. Sarahsville, Morgan CO.
WEIGH & THOMPSON. Bealisville. i
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oo-Psper. in The Distric, win please cory.

We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM C.
WALTON as Candidate to represent the 18th
Congressional District, composed Of the counties
Of Monroe, Belmont and Harrison, in the sist Con-
gress Of the United States. a'S
nounce WIN. KENYON, jr., as a candidate for
Congress subject to the decision of a District
Convention. a X l9eas t.4,t.oi 4.e .ss.. fl.s sa-
.Mesws. Willian,s s. Stuart-please announce
the name Of THOMAS L. JEWETT. as can.
ddate for Congress, subject to the decision Of the
Congressional Convention Cadiz Sentinel
ae .Messrs. Editoys:--By publishing the name of
THOMAS C. VINCENT, of Harrison. as can.
didatc for Congress. you will oblige many Demo.
cratic voters Of the 18th Congressional District
his name being subject. no wever, to the decision
ofthe District Convention.-C Cddiz Sentinel
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SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue Of an order
~ Of sale in attachment to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio,
will offer for sale, al public dutcry, at the front
door ofthe court house in the, town OF w Woods6eld,
in said county, on Monday, the 2lst day Of August,
ls4s, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p m. OF said day, the following real estate.
to wit: The North half of the Northeast quarter of
Section 10, in Township Z, Of Range Z, containing
SO acres more less, lying and being IN said coun-
ty and attached as the property pf Henry p Hughes
to satisfy judgments in favor Of William Carpenter
ct ux., John w. Bolinger, and Benz. s, Cewen.
& VIM. d. PATTON, Sh'f.
JULY 22. IS4S.-.sSI 65 -
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! Wood.,seld, Monroe Co., O..
.angsst Al, ls4s,I
Mn. IAMEs r. iMosaIs, EDIroM

Mn. JAMES r.. iMoRRis, EDIroR: ..a
s'ati ~ Sh;-4At the demo-
cratic Convention which was held ia Columbus
on the 9Th OF Jaauary last was. by the parialty
and friendship Of yourself and the other delegates
to that Convention. nominated on the Electoral
ticket for President and Vice President of the
United States for the 18th Congressional District
of the State Of Ohio. This voluntary and dis
tinguished consideration, testo wed by yourself and
the other members OF that Convention, shall
even regard as highly complimentary and aatter-
ing evidence Of your and their confidence. Since
then by the like partiality of numerous friends,
have been. named to the people Of the 18th Con-
gression District, composed Of the counties Of
Harrison. Belmont " Monroe. as acandidate for
Congress. With my views Of political propriety,
Icannot consent to occupy both these positions
at the same time. For these reasons, aud others
which are not now necessary for me to mention,
now decline the election as Elector for President
and Vice President OF the United States. And
do so now, especially at this time, that the dem
ocracy Of this Congressional District may be ena-
bIed, without unnecessary trouble delay, at the
District Convention to be held at Morristown on
the 18th inst, to recommend some suitable demo.
crat to the Democratic State Central Committee, TO
fill the vacancy; or take any other action in the
premises they may deem right and proper.
With sentiments of high esteem,
lam yours, very respectfully.
isfS - tsSjsH do WIN. C. WALTON.
ft4 IN -. f d -HT af Is a.t Hrf
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GALE or REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
SCOURT--On Saturday the 23d day Of Septen.
ber, 1913, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and
a o'clock, p. M. on the premises, in Enoch town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. will be sold to the
highest bidder the following described real estate,
the property ofWiliam Archer, deceased, to wit.
The east half Of the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter ofsecion 3. township 6, and range 81;
also the south half of the southeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section 81 township :, range 8;
being in Monroe county, Ohio; subject to the dow
er estate of Sarah Archer. Terms. -One-third in
hand, one third in six months, and the residue in
one, year, with interest thereon from the day Of
sale; payments to be securedt tn the satisfaction OF
the subscriber US. HOHMANN,
Aug. IL, i84S.' Admir- Of VIM. Archer, dec d.