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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01
Homestead Exemption in Penn
sylVania.

The following is Tho bill presented by Mr..
Small in the Senate Of Pennsylvania, on Friday,
to exempt tho Homesleads Of lusolvent Debtors
from levy and sale when the yearly value of the
property does not exceed $500:
AN AcT to EXemp, the lIomes,cads Of Insolvent
Debtors from Levy ard Sale.
WherCds, 1t is the duty Of a free and enlight-
ened Commonwealth to provide by law for the
relief of lnsolvent Debtors to prevent or mti-
gate extreme social inequalities arising from an
uneven distribution of property, and to secure its
citizens alike against the exactons Of avarice
and the humiliation Of paupersnl, therefore,
SECTION |. BE IL endtied by The Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The Commonwealth Of
PennSyLranid, in General Assembly met, and it
is hereby enacted by the authority of the snme,
That from and after the 9TH day Of July, 1919,
the real estate of every citizen, femme sole, ira
der or widow, residing within this Common
wealth, which shall be owned aud occupied by
him, her or them as a famly residence or home .
stead, shall be exempt from levy and sale, lien
and sequ6straton, from any debt contracted by
him, her or them, subsequent to the purchase or
erection thereof: Provided, that such real estate
shall not exceed, in clear yearly value, the SUM
of three hundred dollars and Provided farther,
that this shall not be so construed as to dlvest
or impair any existing lien or mortgage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

Brandon Bank The stock was subscribed
three times over. Directors were to be chosen
on the 3lst Jan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

Michigan On another trial, Gen. Cass has
succeeded in getting elected to the U. s. Senate
by majority
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

o. The Philadelphia Daily Republic, Van
Buren, paper, has been discontinued.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

0F@Hon. Henry Clay has been unanimously
reelected President OF the American Colonial
ton Society
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

General Cass is TO 90 back 10 the U. S. Sen
ate. The Michigan Legislature, by which he it
about to be elected, has just declared in layo
of the Wilmol Proyiso, aud that body, we see il
stated, will instruct hin and his colleague to vote
for the proviso
What will he do Why-he will vote 70,
the proviso. He has declared it unconstitution.
al, but he will vote for It, See if he doesn't.
Louis. Jour.
General Cass and the Wiimol Proviso-A
friend at Washington, whose usual sources OF
information we know to be reliable assures us
tina. Gen. Cass las written letter TO the Presl
dent, Mr. Polk, containing substantially declar.
alton to the effect that he, the General, proposes
to return to the Senate OF The United States, ant
that should the Legislature of Michigan instruct
him to vote for the Wimot Proviso, he will ex
plctly and boldly maintain the doctrines of the
Nicholson letter, and then resign his seat. Ii
our Judgment, if this is the determination OF Gen
Cass, it would have been far more manly in hu
to announce it to the members of the Michigan
Legislature before he allowed them TO proceed
in the election, under mistaken view of his pc
silion and opinions Philadelphia North .4meri
| can
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

The State debt of Illinois is sl6,6Ol,OcO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

EuIldnd dnd ThllthdH Railroad Co. Dire
ors were to be chosen on the 25!h ult.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

HousE.-The House took up the resolutions
OF the Judiciary Committee upon Judge Conk-
Inns case. Conger explained aud defended the
conduct of the accused. Resolution passed.
The House, in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, considered and discussed the
bill establishing commission to settle private
claims.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
MEXICAN <pEE-THE GHEA

va f1ss ~ >PA - III. IA ts> 1
n RENEpY OF NATU E--procafed fsou,
a ,-eu IA Rcntciy ls5 feet b.lo,r lie earft's sur
face THIS OH viii lie found vastly superior to
Harlem. British, or ANY other formerly popular
OILS. It's curative properties for the following
ailments are truly wonderful
Intlnmatory rlcumatism--- whocpng cough
piithSic--- couEhs- coi:s---spasms-- letter.
pelas---ecaid head anirnatorv
sore ttroat-,lcr complaint-- inflammation Of
the kline s---paius in the breast, site aud back
- diseases of the spue-- piles--heart burn--
diseases of the hip Jont--intianled eyes,
deafness and car-achc--- tooth ache
sprains- burns -scalds-- bruises cuts
ucers--- fever sores, &c. sc.
II, o3rH merits are IL hest recomne ndation, az
thousands of people of all classes ana ages can
testify.
Canton In order 10 be sure Of ottaining the
genuine. purchase only Of the General Agent.
nr. Edgar Thorn. Dublin. w ayHe co. . Ind. or
through suh-acents appointed by him for It's sale
each 81 whom III! nave show Bill and eeHtr-
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
nanles and address o! the propretors. and Cen
tr. ! gent for the state Of Indiana. follows:
y. iiAlT. < Co, Proprietors, Kentucky.
DocroR EDGAR Thorn, General a gent for Tho
State Of Indiana Dublin, Wayne county, 10
whom all orG-rs must be addressed.
.sGfNIs:--Jesse Meek, Dr. Howrls. Richmond
Townsend, Lewis s. Co, SiIvers &. Bragg,
Cambridge: Jacob Sewers, Gormantown, DR..
]. p. Bail. Ccntrcvit.e; J. :. Starr, Newport;
]. BtlIenCer, Williamsburg; Lock & Mills,
Economy; l.. Lesh, Franklin; W. o. Ar,nent.
Dalton: Vaughan & Duladaway, Iiugerstown
G.. ID. Kern. Milton.
April Is, 1919. li:9m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

We are pleased to learn that the Rev. c. w;
Miller, has again besn placed on the Richmond
station, by the confcrence-we bel'sve him TO De
. GOOD Miller who uncersta nds his business. and
we hope that through, his instrume ntaity, grisfs
Of sinners may be ground over and added to the
"Ah yes, brother Davis, and the brand like you
saved from the baking ."-Terre Hauie Journal.
If we are "saved" we will not have oPpor-
tuniiy Of spelling BAKER, down below, eh'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

MA new counterfeit 81 bill Of the new plate
Of The State Bank Of Indiana has been noticed
1t is the bill having for its ignet;e a male and a
female figure supporting shield. The counter
felt can be readily detected by the engraring be-
ing course, while the genuine is very fine--tiie
paper Of the counterfeit is whittier than the genu'
inc So says the State Bank usher.
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NNsZNA y, 3, NAER,


"OuLD hereby respectfully inform the
w citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that
he has located himself in the above city, where
he contemplates making permanent residence,
aud kindly tenders to the public, his profession
al services in the practice of Medicine. Surgery,
and particularly in the diseases peculiar to wo-
men and children, TO which he has paid special
attention for the last nine yeats.
lie hopes that. by assiduous faithfu'ness to
business. he Will receive gondly share Of public
patronage.
Residence. Fifth street, South OF Main, ia
the house of Rev. Peter Croker.
Riahmoui, Sept. -. 50. 3S-3w.-
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New \ DIRK Sept. Is, u. NJ.

Marriage Of the Hunters and Barn.
vcn,ion assembled at Syracuse. adjourn
ed sine die last night. after adopting the
bunker and Barnburner resolutions.
The Democratic party of this State
now stand united with a joint bunker
and Baraburner ticket in the field.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

WOOL WANTEDi
AT THE
Richmond NVOO!ien Factory.
ME Undersigned are prepared to receive
WO o J., to manufacture into ~CLoTH.
CASHMERE, SATiNET, TWEED, FLaxSsL, and
3LASKETs,-either on shares or by the yard
Also,to
Card and Spin 10y tic Pound.
I7They have on hand a supply Of the assv-
named articles, which they will exchange fse
WOOL They will, also,
Full and Dress C.o.!,.
for all who will favor them with their custom
LEvINCS KING 81 SON.
ST., mo. 22d. 1919. 12.f
KNTESDD!y CL.Se. from 2 bv u. 10 . nv
w 90; Picture 10. from IL bv !; TO - ty ~
Doctors Office Furniture-ai kinks Lamp
Chimneys. "a Is cts. each. For sale b-
May %, l7f3. IEYIN REED.
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TRIED DR.. rtap,Es PAN.

"AVE Yes TRIED DR. PuRDIEc FAM
IL lily MEDICINES; well DIZZY are good,
caii at DR.. Ho@eiis Drng Store. M. l6. Main
s-reet- where you can &c; Furfies' Pills, TO-
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Purdies Plaster
for all sorts Of sores. Purdies Ointment fer al
cise ases Of the skin. erspi.ens, piIes burns Sc
and DR.. Purdies Phoenix E:t.rss great reAsor.r
Of the system These medicines are iust intro
duced here, but they have hal eres, run in :I:.
east. Try them. arr! prove .i.e,.,
Richmond, May 81. 1919 ln-.f
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Also. DEE sssc %...aar day.

Also, Oss saso %:::aar day.
Z Nd ~ the snu,e place the undersigned vii
"a o.r.r all the Personal Property Of Aaro!
Druiey, drce;.sed, consisting of :
Household and Kitchen Furniture, onc
Buggic, Sleigh. and many other ar'i-
cles net necessary to cnumarate.
a credit Of twelve months, on all sums over
three dollars, will be given.
DANIEL CLARK, Id'r'r.
September Jfi, l-lJ. 3a:s
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Administrators Notice.

1tfiE Undersigned having taken out of the
Wayne Probate Court. letters of Admin
lstration on the estate of Samuel Coaie late OF
Wayne County, Ind, decreased. All person,
Indebted TO -tI estate TIL refore notified to
make itnn,euiltc payment ana those having
claims against the same, are requested to pre-
srnt then within one year. duly authenticated
for settlement. The estate is solvent.
MARY COALE, Administrative.
GEO. COALE, Adnnistrator.
9Th mo. 18th, IS19. 3--2w
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nR. BLACK Of H,isshoronrh. o. has i-f,
~ for sale at Dr. Howeii'a Drug store. No
10, Vain street, the following ns-9icines: Tn.
Family Pills: Dyspep'ic Pills: Il .tfiaa or rii;his-
nc Pills; Cough Pills: Congi. Powders; TIE Bloody
flux or Diarrhora Powders: Children Die7rboea
or Summer Complains Pewdefs; static Cholera
THE first or. az they are generally called, pre-
rnonItory sywptonss. Diarfi1oea Fowder-: Chi!
and Fever. Ferer and Agne. an Cure Pills.
jane 30 1o4p. Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

SOHIE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTs.-
Pocket Cases of dif-ren: sizes; Tooth
KEYS of various sizes and qualities; Ste;hescopes,
Spring, Thumb and Gum Lancets; Tooth For
ceps and Files; Cupping Glasses; Breas, Pipes
with Gum Elastic Bags: Nipple Shells and
Shields; Catheters, Gum Elastic and Silver, and
all kinds of Trusses, and Supporters; to be had
at DR.. Hewe.i's Drug Store, No. lG Main street.
May % .l-i9 - II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

HR. T.. CRANES SPiNO ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER * SHOULDER BRACE
and very valuable article. Physicians
" oud 90 well to cali and examine them.
IRWIN REED.
May, |, 1919. l3-t
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9l7 Ill. b, sold at public SUE. on Saturday
" tie ..9H dog Of S'ptcmbcr, AZ the late res
ilrnrc Of Adam Nrnilt, deceased. all the Fer
Sonl Property o; SAID dccadrBt, consisting, in
part, Of
One two horse Wagon--cn,ircly new
two good Horses; one Mix Cow; two
Hogs; Coosing-Sfoye with trimmings;
set Of Chairs and Settce: Bureau; Table;
Stand two Eels;cads. and Bed; Stand;
Clock; Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc. and other articles not necessary
to cnuincratc.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. N, said
Gay. when terms uli be made known and due
iitte n.iancc gi.eD, 10y
JOHN PETERSON. administrator.
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One Door West Of tle No.ional Hoffl,
a very desirable selection Of GOODS. euhrnein =
every article IN the Ciothieg 'ne. which fer
cHEaPNEsS- STYLE. QUALITY, MAKE. &C-. caanui
~ surpassed Ly any similar Establishment i,
the " estern country. Their stock consists. ~
part. Of the following ariicies OF Clothing !:
Fine and oiher Cloths; CassiincreS. Satin and
ahcy esttngs, very superior Lot OF Plain ana
tanc, Linens, &c. u! aGe to order the short
st notice; Umbrellas. Gloves, Hosiery. Shirts,
Canes. &c, SC.
Boot. and S.,ccs.-Ve are the agents
for the sale OF MIR. j. II. Deter's superior { Ai.F-
SKIN BOO Is; also his celebrated CONGRESS
BOOTS, supply Of which articles viii always
b. kept on hand.
D0DD'S No. 4 HATS--An assortment Of
ssS2sD'@ Superior six Hats. winch We are
selling tower than ever ottt red III is market
AIsa. Panama, California, Congress, Lex ,orn.
ana Palm Hats
iA3lfS.-A beautiful 10, ..cf the ahove ar,i-
cieS, snch IS. Stand and Su<perGirg lamps,
Chimnrys. Globes. aud spie noa article al
Lamp Shades, which offered very low for
cAs.s.
CYL Of the above articles have been Fur-
chase. n very low, prices, aud we are therefore
enabled 10 sell our clothing at cheap If not
per rte that has heretofore been offered in
tbs maraet. Esc:sAcs1aEic.-Our garments
are not Eastern made bat manufactured nm
der cur enn supervision, and we can therefore
Teromme NJ them.
G.,.cryc-'rhe . C;entirmen's Furnishing
EstaAl shmeut'' one door W.s, Of the National
Hotel ana neat cor TO J. * T. Voorhees, 4 Co.'S
Stage Office.
Richmond, June 9Th, 1910. IS-,f
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Fresh Drugs an d Medicines.

Just IrrioiHg at No. 10. Mar street.
nR lOWELLS, won.a inform lis custom
- ers, and all the rest, that lie is noH Receiving
ms Summer stock Of DRUGs AMI NErfctNLs.
all pure and fresh and SOLD III the most reasona
bic terms lie particularly requests any person
buying OF him. who is not satisfied with the
ticie purchased. TO return il and he will refund
the money;--hc warrants every thing he SELL.
and as determined 10 gire satisfaction.
UJ~Caii at No. I6, Main street Richmond.
June 6, lo49. I7tf
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|A>TDR OH. CAPsULs.S.--This is a. new
ana pleasant way of taking this very disa-
greatie medicine. the Castor Oh being neatly
done Vi, in the Capsull so as to rrvent its being
tasted Call and get some at DR.. How ellis Drug
Store, No. l6 VI ain street.
May %, 1919. :2-N
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ia:lbic Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber, offers for sale valuable
Stock aud Grain Farm situated five miles
aud Il quarter East of Richmond on the Ma
tiona road; continuing $50 or 29D Acres-It IS
well tiinbered. and about 80 acres under cult
vation-all under good frnce-c0 acres in tmo-
thy and clover. Stock water in every enclosure
and the wood land all set in blue grass. A good
frame House and Barn and other necessary out
buildings the premises. and a well of excel
lent water al the door. All Of which will be
sold CHE,P-half cash. and the balance in tw 0
equal annual payments. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber at Mitchei's Mill.
p miles South of Richmond
WM MITCHELL.
July Is, IS49. 3o-3m.
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NyFlour. was selling at Cincinnati. on
Saturday last. at S5.5Oa5. so; new VIII ,at
brings GOaS5c; Corn 1Oa42c; Rye Goa
&c: Barley 5oa5Jc.
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FREMONT. EXPEDITION.

New Goods at Nc. az. Main st.
w F. beg leave to say to the citizens of Rich
w moud and the surrounding country. that
We have received and opened, direct from New
York and PhiaGel pha large and desirable
Stock of NJ EEeGaaAND2ZE.e embracing an
extensive assortment of GENTLEMEN 5 SIMMER
AND LADIES DEEss GooDs--the latest styles !:
18th great variety of
BONNETS. PARASOLS. PRINCES.
G1MPs. RIBBONS. ARTIFICIALs. &C.
which will be disposed of at prices to make it an
object to those wishing to purchase.
I'm b. Our stock OF TRIMMINGS is full !,
and will be disposed of at Cincinnati ,choiesate
prices.
A fresh supply of the Celebrated Cam
ton Il a ; .-xarranted to give universal
satisfaction. PECHELL & DERRICK.
RICHMOND, June 6, lo49. 2G,f
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Union County Seminary.

/4SIIE present session OF the Union County
Seminary, now under the teaching aud su-
pcriniendence Of William Uaughion, will close
ON the 29th Instant.
The Coming IS inter Session will open on the
29th day Of October next. OF William ha"eh-
tons ability teacher. IT IL not necessary
that we should say anything-the fact that ne
has taught upwards of II years in the same
community, - sufficient exposition OF his guar
ifications. Their III the school, large
aud splendid Philosophcal aud Chemical apPa
ratus obtained direct from New York, ana at an
expense Of over five hundred dollars which VIII
afford facilities for instruction not found IN any
similar institution. We would say TO those
yonng persons who design attending school the
coming winter, come and the close Of the
present SESSION.
JOHN L. BURGESS, Presi
Il CAsTERIJSE, Sec, y,
of Board OF Trustees OF Union CO., Seminary.
Liberty, Sept IL, lol9. J3-2W