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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
S1G2,530 90

baking the total cost oftlle road one hun
Died and si1iy-t,co homsaud free hnndretl
IND eigh,y-ninc d,iiars; or Sc ,503 So.
peEmlc.
The r. or T. rail. weighing As lbs. TO the
yard would cost so277. 800; or. after gra-
ding. about $1,000 more per mile than
the flat bar. &s
Mr. Erwin makes no estimate Of the
COS. Of the Barnet route.
The Engineer incines to the main. or
valley route, and thinks that no line can
be run. cheaper. having reference TO cheap
ness anil pcrm1nrncy The great import
ance Of this road 10 Cincinnati is by no
mems nnderraied, and il she would retain
Tie trade Of this SECTION of country in
sasad Of allowing it 10 be diverted 10 the
lakes and eastward. she cannot make an
effort too soon Indeed. the capitalists as
We'll as the corporation of the city Of Gin
cinnati. should feel under obi CATION 10 look
tavorabiy upon efforts which, are calcula-
tcd to empty the resources of a vast and
fertile country into the lap of the Queen
city. @a%
We hope our own farmers and mechan-
les. after reading aud looking at this re-
port. and learning the great practcability
Ut the road. will warm up to the cause Of
this important work. and place their shout
icrs 10 the wheel. and their names upon
the subscription books Of the company. in
good earnest. This road will benefit
these clesscs Of men and they should cx-
crt tiicmsel cs.
The plat, profile. and map Of the road
arc we'll executed. and may be seen At Che
Office Of the Company in this place
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Real Estate For Sale.

EXECUTORS S:ale.--WiII be sold at Public
\ Sale, on Saturday, the 18th day of October
next, on the premises. the following described
Real Estate, to-wlt: Part Of Lot numbered nine
tv-six (96) in that part of the city of Richmond.
Wavne county. Indiana. laid out nv T.. w starr,
and bounded as follows, to-wIt: beginning at Il
stake three feet and inches north Of the south
east corner of said lot-thence north 10 the
northern boundary of said lot, at the northeast
west to point five feet east OF
the Northwest corner-thencc south. parallel
with the west line OF said lot TO stake three
feet aud six inches north of the south BOUNDARY
Of said Io.t!ie:ice east to the place oil beginning,
being the property heretofore occupied by l..
Bortuu Il Co.
The terms nre One-third of the purchase
money on the day of sae--one- third in niue
months, and the bai@nce in eighteen months
from the day Of sale; the Ceterred payments to
be secured by approved security.
The improvements consist Of good black
smith shop, and a large shop for wood work. 1t
is well calculated for d carrage -maker ma
chinest. JOB BORTON, EXT.
Sent H. '4S. fs3l3al 33-4w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

NJ OTICE is hereby given, that the under
l y signed. Commissioner. appointed by the
WAYNE Probate Court, for that pur pose, will Of
ffrr at public sale, at the door of the Banking
House in the City of Richmond, Wayne county
Indiana, on
Tuesday. The Sd day Of October. 1848.
betwe-u the hours of 10 O'Clock. a. m, and
o'clock, p. M, the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
ia tract Of Land, being part ofthe North
West quarter OF Section FIVE. in Township thir-
teen, and Range one, West, and known on the
Iner, as 10, No. IA, and more fully described in
acres and thirty five rrrch-s.
= UTA certain Lot. in the city of Richmond.
aforesaid. and known by being lot No. g., as laid
off by Charles " Starr.
Also
1g-A certain tract of Land in the county and
State afo -esaid. and known by being the middle
part Of the South half OF the fractional Section
thrty-six. in Township fourteen. Range two,
West of the Meridian line Drawn from tine mouth
Of the Great Miami River, aud specified more
fully in the petition aforesaid containing seventy
acres and one hundred and rty-eight perehes,
more or less.
The shove Real Estate viii be sold to the
highest bidder, the following terms: One
third of the purchase none in six months: one
third twelve months. and one-third IN eightee n
months from the day of saie,-the purchase
giving notes with approved security, waving the
apprAISe rent and valuation laws.
DANIEL. p. VIRGINS, Commissioner.
Aug. 80, lSlS. 36;4w-S43sA Prs fee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
TERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA---very fsw
persons know The eeriovs and dangerous
couse cue noes Of a RUPTURE, conseQpe ntiv pa v

TTERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA---very few
j u persons know The e-riovs and car gerous
couse que noes Of a RUPTURE, conseqpe niiy pay
itile attention 10 il. until th- bowel that pasees
through the orifce OF The rrp:.rrc part. becomes
tho seat Of infsmation. al ones stopping their
circulation and natural cvacuctions II 10 At
this critical time that greni dsnger 10 TO b sP-
pre:ie nG@d.
DR. Hates Trusscs are Tie most certain in
! strumen,s for the speedy cure Of the trouble
SOME complaint. why then procrastinate from
time time, aud daily in danger If the bowels
becoming sirangnased. which will csuse death
ia very short tinir unless paiafal operstisn
be Immediately performed.
Remember that these Trusses are eoff and s,,-
piled only by The Proprietor himself. nj hi. Med =
cai Office. No. 80 Sycamore -, Cincinnati. In
order therefore 10 secure TO The patient the bese-
fit OF good and easy instrument Ire IS fe4uesf-
ed cal. AZ th- above Office, h-re large sssoYt-
mt Of his Trusses has Just been rec-fs1o rom
the Eastern nlsnufactcrr.
" B-The-e iasf-r n,cnts are 20 constructed
that ,h.y may be applied BY Fe.ssses temss3ves,
where ceiracr prove the m from N ing slseis
situation known 81
| Tru.s-. for Children Of any - nav Be found
| At DIX. KATE y Osfree, T.E
! $50 Sycamore 81, bet 4th and 5ih, Cincinnati.
Feb 81, 1919. 1sef S-sf
L
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
GOING FOR NOTEx1NG::

4 LMANACS. ALMANACS. IS49.-DR
~ JAYSEs' Medical Almanac and Guide te
Health; just received for gratuitous distr button
This Almanac - correct " any other, and is
furnished "witl,ont money and without price ~
~ the Drug Sscra Of IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Ocf. 1, 1879. Al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

KDURE WHITE lie y, hest bran1s, 49,
so keg; Red Lcad; Ven. Red: Chrome
Red. Yellow and Greer; Prussian Blse; Chi
arse Vrrrsiliion; Ultra Marine; Bronzes; Cold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rsae
Pink; yarnisss Ersshes; PaIus Co., all sizes:--
FURNITURE & CArmAox VaRSrsH: JApAs; LEAsN-
rR V.RsIsE, Sp. Whiting Putty. &c. for ssls
1T reduced pvieea. by IRWIN REED.
Riehnona, Asg -. ls4a. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

DIED.. Il" this city, on the 2ist ult., ANN
AUGUSTA. daughter Of JosErH w. and EI.iz
asErH G'LsEar. eyed years nnd month";
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
Pleasant Residence and other
Property for Sale.

>HE undersigned offers for sale, residence
j on Franklin street, near Friends Meeting
contains seven rooms. with convenient out build
iBgs. and a neat garden with shru hbery, &c
Also, the Machine and Blacksmith Shop. recent
~ occupied by E. d. Borton on Fifth street
This property is we'll calculated for a carriage
shop. or any other similar business. Terms viii
be reasonable. and possession given at early
CAV. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, March 18th. lo4s. t2-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

MARRIED. AT Jericho, Long-I>and. n
York. ON the I'd instant. by the Rev. Oyster Bay
Nj Edward c. Pylr. Of Richmond, Ind, to Miss
Pbebe Virgins OF the former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
Petition 10 Sell Land.
STATE OF NEEtiO\T,)

DISTRICT oF Ch.TrENlEN, IS. \
The honorable Pr0bdfc Court for The District NJ
thttenden, 10 all persons 10 irh0m these presents
shat come, GREETING:
w WHEREAS, Pliny VI Corbin, guardian of LAURA
w NJ Corbiu, Royal \. Corhn. aud Cathnrlne \
Corbn having filed IN said Court his application IN
writing, setting forth that his said wards are seized
and possessed, each ct one undivided twelfth part OF
the iand AT the junction OF thurch and Bank streets
IN Burlington, where the late " ililam \ GriSwoJ
lived also ol one undivided twelfth part oi the place
and lot soulh OF the Baptist meeting house m sand
burlington; also OF twruh pant ct the one halt u
quarter acre lot &c. in said Burlington also OF pes,
m the new Brick meeting house-a,~o ul Two lois o
land ~ Barton in Orleans county, number Ibi III
seventh raug' aud number seven N tn unih rang
and that II viii be advantageous To his sad wand,
that the same he sold and the proceeds invested n
si'cAs or placed nj !utrIc,t and PRAYING said tour
To grant hill hccnSe to sell the interest OF his said
wards in SAID real estate
NnERLUroN, the said Probate Cuurt assigned the
l9il day OF July, A. d. ISIS Tor hearing and Jrcld-
ny ON sad application, at the Probate Office IN said
burlington, and ordered that all PERSONS Interested
should he notified thereof, by publishing this order
containing the substance ct sad application, three
weeks successfully, H. the Darlington t'wc Press, a
newspaper printed at Burlington, the last oi wh'ch
publications 10 be previous to the day assigned rs
Aforesaid Tor hearing aud deciding on sand nillca-
ton
Given under u'y maud. At Burlington il saij ps-
trict, this ljth DAY OF lane, u ISIS
A!~3 BRADFORD RlAiNhi' H's'sA'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
Re markablc cure.
f..y L.. S,,.oI

Mr. jeremiah Huff aged 49, of Schodack Rcnscl
acr co, n. Y, has always been generally healthy is
ol n snuguinc temperament, was taken III september
with iuilammatory rheumatism OF the mp several
distinguished physicians prescribed for hint; their
treatment occupied about sixteen weeks general
prostraton of the system came on the patient friends
and the physicians became discouraged and as last
rcsoit llerrcks Sugar Coated Pills and Sciac Lam
imcnt were rcsorcd TO after trying only hall box
OF pills, the inllammatury symptoms, began to dlsip.
pear strength and appetite improved the crutch and
bed exchanged for fresh air and out door exercise.
lie continued the use of Dr. lIcrrcs articles, and in
few days walked over and halt miles. His
health continues good has had no return OF his dis
ease and now doing out door work, living witness
OF the virtues OF llcrrck's Pills and i.nlncnt. These
articles be obtained of all druggists and country
merchants. Price % cts.
= Orders to be directed to iIerrick and Co Prin-
cipnl Office Albany N.I-and for sale by A. c.
Spear. Geo f. Harrington, Catin and Spear, Burllng
ton, w b. Hatch Wmooski Falls John Simonds 2nd
Shclbum Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte wells,
lImesburah, and also by Druggists and Merchants
in every town and Village.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
Petition 20 Sell E.aIlss.
STATE OF VERMONT

I,.-,rp,.1- , INA.
m >,
me HoHgf""e ftGoHte t0"H IW me instruct ~
CMite"de" 10 az persons 10 "hom these presents
sfdH come, GREETING:
WHEREAS, Hiram H. I.amport GUARDIAN Of
w Caroline VI GriSwuld AMI Harriet Fran,rs
GriSwoid. children of the late Hiram f. Griswold
having filed in said Court his APPLICATION in writinu
setting forth That his said wards are lied and passes
sr in their own rirht each of one unliyi I,j sI,fh
part of certain lands, building lois nnJ bnjll,ngs
thereon TINT is 10 s;iv of one nlrssnar and te,,,
,ncnt NJ ths ,,nc,ior Of Cbrrch st-n., ,yIiL po,l
s,, and ON In" y,si side ~ soiJ CL,b m ,a,,i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
DIR. T.. GRAINS
PATENT
SpinO.A heiOlNiN1l SJppOr(Cr.

Designed for Persons Of Sedentory Habts, Stopping
Postures, found Shontders, Weak and Lame
Backs, Falling of the lTomj CnrratTc Of tic
SPINE, Lame Stomach, Lame Side, and all W0se
Ihonsand Na,pelcss 1roubics amt PdiHs That
arise trom Weak Co"diiion 81 tie Iclric and
Ibdominai Resions.
THIS is an Instrument tnnt has but recently been
J. perfected and brought before the Public, 1t has
however, been very universally approved and recon-
mrndcd by thousands who have become acquainted
with its excclencies. 1t took the premium over all
other artificial supports, at the Fair OF the American
Institute for 1916, in the city OF New \ ork and has
received the commcudation OF physicians, whenever
it has been presented Tor their examination, or been
used by their patients great variety OF insiru-
public within few years, all OF which have some cX-
celencies but here we have combination OF the
whole-simple and easy cheap yet invaluable CIV
ing free motion every part, yet giving natural and
graceful support wherever ii Is required large
part OF the pain and weakness IN the side, pam IN the
back between the shoulders, through the hips at the
pit of the stomach. bearing down sensation, cosve-
ness, whites, Nc, Nc, arse from weakness IN these
parts that medicine p1steis, washes, Iniments, &c
&C. will give but partial, II any relief but when this
supporter touches the spot cXnctly, IT Is Truly as
tonshing how immediate and wonieHu Is the relief
given. In young people, this weakness often causes
them to grow out OF shapethe spine becomes curved
the shoulder blades and prorude, the stomach
bone is pressed in or out, and great variety oil
other contorlions appear that cause permanent dcinr,
| nifty But by the timely OF tins Instrument, all
these evils, can be prevented; or already eASthg
they can he arrested or if not too tar advanced can
he ssomnIc,,iv cured
W rh iia,,as Of this Instrument over all others
ara. i"' "'' ANA VI ''''7
Wy Tina, !, j. simple md not liable to get out Of
! order rhcnn vrt dnrnhlr.
|, i; g" sbiedeJ ,hot If will not rust or soil the
| clo,b.s 9'''' ~
2 II is oJor,od IN n orco,cr variety of complaints
and otords more oc,no sunnort to the abdomen ano
s;naI coinnnn Than nnv o,}rr Instrument ever pre-
srntrI tothn nnbic
Ioron o,,onn, of testimonials might be presented
of lis rycrIencirs md elects. The following are
few nj thosc who have given certificates rrcommenda
torv INV one Of whom cam be referred to, and any
questions asked, in relation to its uses, and in what
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07

A Determination of Biooa to the lieut., as it is
called, can be accounted Tor upon no other principle
than the presence of corrupt and staglant humors in
the venous circulation, which preventive return OF the
vital fluid to the heart. When the passages chok
ed up and it becomes, as We're prisoner in the head
there is disension swelling OF the blood vessels n
pressureiuponthc BRAIN headach, giddiness, papaton
OF the heart apopleXy, and other dreadful results.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are certain TO pre-
vent the above unpleasant complaints, because they
eypel from the circulation those humors which the
cause Of all disordcred motions OF the blood. They
also aid and improve digestion, and therefore will most
assurcdly give health and vigor TO the body.
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFElr-THE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A PER
on THE Tor LABEL. EACH BoX. None other rs gen
uiae, and 10 counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by W. II. CURTIS, Water
Street, and THEODORE a. PECK. College Street.
sole agent for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
]. b Dyke Huntington w. Rhodes, lr. Richmond
+. b. Green, Richmond J. II. s 7. w, Tower,
Undcrh IIurlbut & Hodges. Wliston K. San
derson, and G.. Ayers, West Wiliston ; !. Lyman,
jericho: w b. Nce, Hines burgh W ;. q IL p.
Wood. Wcstiord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte John
Snonds, Sheburne X. Richmond Barnard ;nnd at
the New England Branch Office and General Depot
lgS fremont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY G. 1913.


The vcrgenncs Vermontcr in complying with
the request of Mr.. Everett and publishing his
regulating Card, remarks as follows:-
{" If he can Justify the course that he has rur-
sued in repudiating the regular nominee OF the
Convention in which he sat as delegate, II is
plain, he must succeed in mpeachlug the 'nteg-
rity of the other five Vermont Delegates, every
man of whom deemed i, his duty TO ratiy the
no mina,ior and that of thousand other Wings,
10 cd and true. who have pursued directly on
20 site course to his own. This would, indeed,
be a difficult task.
We regret the appearance of the card, and
sh all regret still more to observe any attempt on
tn part of MIR. Everett TO carry out It's propo-
tions. Upon reflection we think he will ADAM
on his first intention. 1t can certainly result
in no good Whatever
The Rutland HeraM thus comments upon tic
same Card -
"That Mr. Everett has a right to his own
personal opinions, as to the qualifications, NC.
of different candidates for the Prcsidency-and
that he has right to express them as he chooses,
no one will deny. This is a right that every
Vermcnter will claimand all will be ready TO adj
nit but when a gentlemen seeks nomination
as a delegate to attend convention to select
fr ON the different candidates before it. Il nomi-
nee for an important Office, and partakes in its
deliberation-he is virtually pledged as dele
gate TO support the nomination-or at least bound
to give it no further opposition than the rights.
to which as common citizen he is entitled.
That one of the Delegates Of Vermont TO the
Wing National Convention should bolt nomi-
nation, as fairly and honestly made as was that
of Gen. Taylor, is a matter Of serious regret
but that the lion. Horace Everett! should oppose
any nomination, neither eXcites our surprise nor
our fears and, the Hon. Gentleman will find
that he has studied Vermont character to but
little purpose for the past i'rty years-ii he sup
poses his course in this matter will meet Il very
general approval"
And the Mddlebury Galary as follows:-
ave are quite sure that Mr.. Everett will see
occasion to regret this hasty proceeding. Ger
tainly. it is altogether inconsistent for a man TO
take his seat in Convention by whose action he
determines not to be in any manner controlled
And still farther, it was manifesty wrong for
the Hon delegate to refuse to represent his State,
in nominating Vice President. after having
solicited the appointment he held
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
PIERCE & KELLOGG,
sl:sJ leivcr-st., Troy,

IRE RECEIVING nv LATE ARRIVALS FROM
"A Europe. and direct from the manufacturers, a large
and beautiful assortment of Goods in their line which
they offer ON the most favorable terms.
FRENcu Ayp EYGtsu CHINA Breakfast, dinner, tea
supper and toilet sets fruit and cake baskets preserve
shells, Compotcr plain white, barbcan and gold &c.
ORNAMgNrrp CuNA-Vases, candlcs,icks, bouquet
holders cologne bottles, novelties in nkstands, match
and flower pots, &c.
FrowIyG Btrr figured blue and Washington blue,
in dinner tea breakfast snd toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut. pressed and paii-ccnrc bowls,
cclcries water bottles, dccancrs, tumblers wines,
champagncs, gobcts enonadcs, cllies, dishes, lamps,
&c. &c.
LAnrs--patcn solar and lard lamps suitable for no.
tells churches and families OF new and beautiful STYLES
from the celebrated mandatory OF Cornelius & Go.
GlRAYnoLrS candeabras, brackets, candcscks-
Omua, silver and bronzcd, OF new aud approved pat
rcrns.
HALL LAYTrRvS-Rich stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns
BRITANNIA WARE Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars and
creams and casters of every descriptions.
EARrurN WARE Of superior styles and qualities, in
every variety of color now in use.
Canal Boat Glass Ware, wicks and lanterns.
TEA TRAYS, in sets or scparatc-somc very choice
and beautiful patterns.
GAS FIxrtRrs, from Cornelius & Co., at New York
and Philadelphia prices.
Troy, May l. 1913. D2SW1jt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
And the Middlebury Galary as follows -
The first Railroad in Vermont.

The passenger cars of the Vermont Central
Railroad run to Bethel on Monday last Cor the
first time. There was no celebration set down
in the bill, nevertheless several of the Boston
friends would come up, and good number OF
the people trom the neighborhood, would be
there to see. Gentlemen capable Of Judging
expressed complete satisfaction with this trial
of the road If any body doubts about there
being a railroad in Vermont and first rate
one, so far as completed, let them 90 and see
for themselves -NOnlLelier WatchlNan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
Dr. Splsam's Vegetable EIcc-
(He1FN.

TIE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England France. Scot
l. land, Ireland and other European countries. en-
tircy from its uncquaed success in the United States
and for which disease, until this medicine was pro-
duced. there was no certain, speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered. II has also found it's way in
the West Indies, Mexico, and South America, where
it has, with the same salntary effects established a
name unequallcd by any other medicine for the
CURE or Plies,
EITHER BLEEDING OR BLIND, INTERVAL OR ExTrR-
NAL; and for ali Diseases of the Stomach Bowels
and Liver such as severe and hahitual Costiveness
Chronic Dysentcry, Dyspepsia, Papaton of the
Heart Pain in the side, Morbid and hillary Condi-
tons OF the Stomach producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Cathartic or Restorative is re.
qured
DR.. tpham's Vegetable Elcctuary
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
iered to the Public.
TRY 1T
For it is the production of celebrated physician
QDr. a. tpham OF New York city,) and the expert
ncnts upon himself in an aggravated case of Piles OF
fifteen years standing and combination of the above
diseases which produce Piles that he effected a cure
in his own case, and thus asserts, with the greatest
confidence, that it is a
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY,
In all Cases, and under all Circumstances
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-07-07
,JabcZ EargO's Estate.

WE, the subscribers, having been APP.
W pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court iol
the District OF Chtcnden, commissioners to receive
examine and just all claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate Of JABLz FARGO late OF Hun
tington in sail District deceased, represented inso
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited il
offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose, do therefore hereby give notice, that vii
attend to the business of our appointment at the I'm
of Il. J. Wood in Huntington said District, on til,
iiil, days al September aud December next, at II
O'Clock, A. VI on each OF said days
Dated this l7th day of June, A d. 1913.
HIRAM CARPENTER, Co,nn,is-
wi 81 SYLVESTER 4. shy DER I sinners