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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

CGssoert:a ker and CO0in. Maker.
- ESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
IL Richmond and vicinity, that he keeps on
hand
READY-MADE COFFINS,
and that he il prepared with &c nteel HEARSE,
and will give prompt and particular attention TO
Funeral arrangements. He will make collins
at the shortest notice, either day or night.
IL He has recently purchased a stock Of Ma.
HoGANY and WALNUT VANEER and Coral Vas
sfsH, and has hesitation in saying that he will
be able to give Satisfaction to those requiring his
ervices. ITSHOP on Pearl street, . few deer.
South Of Main
Richmond, July 4th, Is4S. lGtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

A I THE CITY BOOK STOREuat WHOLE
IA SALE aud RETAIL. Come one-- Come all,
aud bring Oh your RAGS or CASH.
J. X. MENDENHALL
Nov. 2lst, 1919. lar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

nORSEY'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUCE
Ia remedy unsurpassed for expelI,ng .rsyms
warranted to contain nothing Of a poisopou,
character, bat is simple it's action and safe in
it's application. have Just received q FRESH
StPFLf of the above valuable me dicine which
am prepared 10 sell by The single bottle or dox.
country merchants can obtain il here by the
dozen or gross. Call at IJ-No. 81, opposi,. the
Bank, at the Store Of JOHN HAINES
Richmond, Nov. -, IS49 3C-ef
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

HOr S:alc..-A neat and comfortable Dwell
IL ling House and Lot. Apply TO
JOB BORTON, No. 8. Main st.
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WOOL. WANTED:

lsichsalOmd vVOOllem Factory.
MI. undersigned are prepared to receive
I WOOL, to manufacture into CIoru
Cashmere. SArI~ET, TWEED, FLANNEL, and
3LANkETs, -eIther ON shares or by the ward
Aiso,t
Card and Spin by the Pound.
They have on hand a supply Of the above
named articles, which they will exchange for
hoy al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
LOOK AT THIS!

IHNHE undersigned. having sold out his stock
Sc. in the Hating business, TO his sons,
on the first Of April last, anh having num-
Der OF unsettled accounts. begs leave TO inform all
indebted 10 call and settle. either by paying cash
or giving their notes. The books and accounts
are at the oil stand. By attending To this no
lice soon TROt BILE will be saved to those
teresteG-
To his old customers.
The unde sgued would return his thanks Tor
the lbe raj patronage they have extended to MN,
and he homes they will continue their tavors to
the firm of ". T. & w. Shearon, who keep on
hand at all times, assortment ut oil
Hats and Caps.
which they are selling at TAR and reasonable
prices CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond, 9th mo. 26ih. l-i9. 1T
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RENlOVAL.

ISEMOVAL!
New Goods at No. 10, Main Street
Richmond, Indiana.
'G>IIE subscribers beg leave to say TO their
I friends. and the public in general, that they
have REMOVED TO THE BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY
OCCUPIED AS THE POS OFFICE, one door " est
Of T. J. Bargis' Stove Store. where they are now
opening direct from New York, large assert
ment of
l. II d G s. n % ii &: % e m u s
DRESS GOODS.
embracing most Of the aud desirable STYLES
to be found in the eastern markets: the prices
for which shall be as low be- purchased at
any other establishment in the Western com
try. respectfully invite all to call and Judge
for themselves.
A large lot of Lafies' Morocco. Calf and Orer
Shoes: Gentemen's latest sfnte Of b. oadtrag Hats
&c. DC Also. full assorimen of Trimmings
which will wholesale az Cincinnati Prices
embracing Comforts, Threads, Buttons. Fancy
Socks, Gun Caps, Combs, and every thing in
fact in that line.
u-AIl kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PECUELL j. DERRICK.
December. -, lc49- 4c:tf
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Iron.
4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
by ]. NJ & ]. HUTTON,
Main ct. 2 doors west Of Pearl
Oct3, ls4a II
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UNITING: TON YlOI AE !,


= Nils House formerly known a. The = Man
sion House' ami occupied by IL. BRooAlNs.
has recently been purchased bt the subscriber,
Tho Is now fittng II up IN modern style for the
accommodation Of the paolie Hts IABLt.
shall al Il times be PROVIDED with the best the
country affords: ana shall not he surpassed IN
variety ana stNie by any IN the country. lie
has fitted up and considerably enlarged his Stable.
which shall be provided with good ana careful
OsrLER, and plenty of the best OF feed tor horses
The undersigned feels confident that. by strict
attention to the wants Of his guests, be i'll me r
a share of public patronage.
Boarding by the Day Or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept by
the Gav week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Riehmo nd, Feb. 81 1919. 9it
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

- boz. "Ames'' J.. & s. Handled Shoyci..
u d" "RoIand'. DO
| doz. Polished Steel do
- Cut do. do
l g Common Long /" do.
6 "Ilarpers" Forks,
" strapd do.
l Common do.
Cut Steel, do.
Hoes, assorted; For sale by
J. VI. J. II. HUTTON,
Main sfreef,2d door West Of Pearl
Richmond. October ), le49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
STOVES: STOVES: STOyES.:.

STOVES: Stoves! STOvES.!
"DuE subscriber has on had a good variety
Il of Cooking Stoves, also Parior. Seven
and Ten Plate Stoves in abundance. He also
off to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STO\ E, which is deci
dediy more simple in its construction than any
other air tight cook stove IN use, being per
feet cooking apparatus without any INSIDE plate
or aamper.
The public are invited TO call at No 81, main
street, IN the west room of the Gilbert House
and examine his stock.
l. A OGBORN
Nov. IA, 1910. Att
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TIME Undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business at his OLD
stand, on Fifth street, Souih of the Starr Hous=,
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RIAGES, Bugges, and all other vehicles III his
line fie also, keeps a number of articles in his
line on hand He believes his work Will com
pare favorabiy with any Manufactured IN the
w-s,-he uses the best of materials and for finish
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be
exceIied. His pvices are moderate, and terms
favorable Thankful for past favors he soiicits a
continuance of patronage
1 ION ATTAIN NATTIS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

Desc hamp's Remedy for CONsU MPTION.
fI>HE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY:-
BrOdie 4 Levi. Sole Proprietors
Cincinnati, Ohio I>For sale wholesale anc
retail, by JOHN HAINES
Opposite tae Bank,
RIcH.oSD, lSDIASa.
18th mo. Sd, lsi9. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

sash! sash.
WE have just received a lot Of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter x CO.
baugh, Of Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish to
order all kincs and sizes Of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made Of the bestsessoned pine war
ransed. Call ard examine.
JOHN HAINES.
Opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia
Dec. -, lel2. 33-tf
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ADVERT Using TERMS
OF THE

II Advertisements DiH be consplcuOusly in
One square Of l2Lines, to 3 loeeks, - 81 90
Each continuance -
One square for three months 80
IS six 90 -...-..---..4 90
. twelve . --..-------- ----o.iU
Three squares six mouths ---.-------6,Uo
90 year 1000
Half column six months ..------------ ------i2,oo
- year 90
One column six months 2o,00
" year. ~ UO
Professional card not exceeding five lines,
for su bsc ribers, per 20
Do for non subsc ribers... northumberland 90
Notices of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nished by those Interested, when sent over
some responsible signature, are iuse rted free of
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, charged
80 cents per square for the 6verplus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
tise me nts inserted on tho pecunary responsible
~ Of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, 81 per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege OF changing tneir advertise nts every
three months.
Candidates for office, who subscribers, can
have their names inserted once, free of charge.
Those who not subscribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged.
Administrators advertisements. being part of
the expenses Of taking out letters of Admins
traton, expected to be paid out of the first
monies collected for the estate.
1--WE expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. B. PALMER. is our Agent at New York.
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Carriage AX1eS.
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

I&ffREE Rocknways. double seated. finish
] cd in the best style: hand and for salr
CHEAP. Also a second hand carriage, fcv
sale or hire Call nj tho old stand on South
Fifth Street, south of the Starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS
Richmond, Sept. 10, ls49. 3SsS
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THE PALLADIUM.


JWe notice that our name. sake, the
Vevay (Ia.) Palladium. publishes THE
Printers Little Dog" without giving cred.
it to the Richmond Palladium" This
is not right, Bro. Stevens, even il you
have as many i'll hammered "men and
boys" in your town, as '.Iizzie" justly
complains Of being IN our little city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

carpenters PRFcrrrrATEp EXTRACT OF
J PERrvIav BARK.--Ihis extract CO Dtans all
the active princiD of the Bark, in highly con-
centraied form. 1t Is Il valuable remedy in Fe-
yer and Arue 1t ~ much more effectuai and
safer than Cuinine, and i good deal cheaper. -
For sal. at Or. HoweH's Drug Store, No. l6.
Main street.
Oct. "a, 1919. 4i:tf
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4STRONOMICAL AND OUTLINE MAPS,
SCHOOL 1PPARATLS Globes &c

17Parents, Teachers, Booksellers, Stude hts
and every one that would be interested in good
Books. are invited to buy them al the NEW
STORE OF
3. c. HOBBS, No. 70, Main ST.
Richmond, Ind, 10Th mo. 3lst. 1919. 45-Iy
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writing. Wrapping a,,t. Printing
60 4 81 g., e
NEW BOOK STOssE.
BOOKS:

All of which have been carefully selected, and
can be reconme ndea Tor their neatness, yaiu-
able instruction. and reduced price. The sub
Scriber wili make a liberal discount to Country
Merchants and Teachers. who buy TO sell again.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
uu-S.u, uu><raxr~v> FRESH FROM
PHILADELPHIA, By
Gf.r tan a. yXeigllf


Stattan q Wright.
4 CHOICE selection of Ladies Dress Goods
n for Fall wear, inciuding several pieces
new stvie Silks A good assortment of French
Nerinos Paramattas, Coburg cloths, Lustres,
&c, in all desirable coiors.
A small lot Of superior Silk, Thibet, and
wool SU AWL fresh lot Of Fri nus Cap
goods. and variety of other articles N the fine
goods line.
A beautiful selection of PRINTS, in neat
patterns, and staple coiors.
ALSO-Just opening a good assortment of
BOOTS & SHOES. TPiease call and exam
Ine.-r 39-tf.
18th mo, 18th, l-49.
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TO SEE HIS TOOK

be fore buying else where. No charges for look
ing at his books. comparing the price With
that of those sold cheaper than the cheapest"
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KcsOr'S Six Plate. for same purposes.
Kc>Or'> E'ariOr--Eiarp's parlor-Drum
parlor-t;rcens alright parior-Root's air
tight parlor. and other stoves for the sitting
room parlor, gotten up in the neatest. and at
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost care has been taken IN the selection Of
his stock. and it is contide nty believed 10 en-
brace the most popular stoves now in use, not
only for beauty and elegance of design and fin
ish. but for convenience aud utility.
Holloway arc. for all culinary purposes
sugar Ike tiles, odd lids of all sizes. sad irons
and almost every article usually kept in such es-
tablIshme nts.
He will also furnish to order all kinds OF Tin
Ware, maze OF the best materials and by
perieuced worhmen. -. The trimmings Ter
stoves are made here, ana warranted to be Of
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, are deter
mined to furnish the public with just ~ hat they
want in our line, and persons wishing to Pur-
chase are invited to call ana examine for hem
selves and all shall be satisfied 10 the price ),
quality ana terms
e. Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, at the highest market price
WILLIAM " IGGINS.
Dec. 5th, 1919. 5U:tf
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School Books and Stationery.

Looking z lasses, Band boxes and W all paper
constantly kept hand Arrangenlen ts
made by which any book that may he in mar
ket, be procured with but little lay. Small
orders will be attended to with promptness
we'll as larger ones. Teachers are desired 10
call and examine many new books Just coming
to hand. For sale also
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19
7sigrnphed Js- he Baltimore Pun.
Washington, June s, g p. M.

Ansfher National Difficulty - Refurn of Il.
Charge de A0ars at Portugal, &c.
l learn that information has been TO-.
ceived a. the Stale Department. that an.
other National difficulty is abou, being
developed. The Portuguese government.
has partially refused To idemnify in the
case Of Privaleer Armstrong and others.
and the Hon. Jas. Brown Clay. the Ameri.
can charge dc afaires q, Lisbon. has. in
consequence. demanded and received HE
passports, and 10 now on his way home.
The President will send special message
70 Congrers on the subjrc,. ION.
IL will be remembered that President
Taylor. in his annual message to Con.
gress, in abiding TO these claims, made
the following rcmsrks:-
"'fhe omission Of Portugal to do jus.
tice to the American claimants. has now
assumed a character so grave and serious.
lhs, shall shortly make il The subject Of
a special message 10 Congress. with )
view 10 such ultimate action as lie wis.
dom and patriotism may suggest"
Edo. Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19
THE CUBA ExPEDITIoN.

Sound Views. The suicidal course
n some Southern people and presses. in
encouraging and rympalhising with the
late unlawful crusade against Cuba. 10
most farcibly exposed by the following
remarks from the Richmond Whig:-
Fay. ODE.
"The Southern people are, Of all 9TH
srs on the face al The earth, the very las,
who should sympaihze with such move
meni as thai which has lately been made
npon Cuba. Suppose number Of fana-
ties, such as are to be found by thousands
ia the British Colonies. should take il in.
TO their heads that onr slave population
we're oppressed. and tina, The voice Of hu-
mauiiy called upon them 10 attempt their
liberation! Suppose they should assem-
BILE under preiex. Of going 10 Califarnis,
and. embarking on board different British
vessels. land upon our coast. and make
an attack upon Norfolk. burning houses
and killing the inhabitants! What would
be the feeling Of the whole Southern poz
puIati"n upon the subject Would we
no,. with one voice. call for vengeance I
Undoubtedly we would: and neither the
boasied wooden bulwarks of England.
nor The fortress Of Quebec. could protect
the perpetrators OF such deed. Now
We hold. that nations as well az individu.
ais should do, in all cases, as they would
be done by. Il may be said. that the ca.
ses are not parrellrd. What does thai
signify. when those who perpetrate The
decd make themselves the judges Of the
.xigency, The people Of Cuba have no,
invited these people there 10 give them
freedom. If they are slaves. they have
not asked Lopez & Go. to strike Off their
chains. With Just az much justice nigh,
the people al the British Colonies take il
Tor granted thar our slaves demanded theil
interference between themselves and thei,
masters. az Lopez and his men had o.
their side. when ihey undertook this cru
SADIE. Il is not 10 the interest Of Southern
men 10 encourage any Interference viii
.he tlomestic concerns af others with n
apology Cor interfering ia their own.
"Such being the fact. il 10 10 US sub
iect Of The utmost amazemen,. that per
Sons and presses. especially among those
uho would fain he considered the peca
liar guardians Of Southern rights. should
he found openly jus,ifying this enterprise.
DO ihey no, see the periIs to which they
expose HE S"a'h when they give up the
main bulwark Of its defence. the doctrine
or non.intefierence with the internal ar.
fairs of other people! Do they mol see.
HAL il they once ADM, this. the admission
must be turned against them with terrific
;lsci, There rannot be one law Tor
.lr ~. aud anolhef law for the rest Of The
wo,ld. A rule &c faw OF of morals, 10 be
st.any value, must be Of universal appli'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM HA.
VANA.

The schr. Merchant. Capt. Tester. a..
rived a this Por, yesterday. in six days
from Havans.
By this vessel We have received copy
OF the Diario de u Mariana, Of The 29,h
ul,.. being six days later than the accounts
brought by the Isabel.
Captain Tester informs 10 that the
United States steam frigaie Saranac. Capt.
ra.nall. arrived at Havana on the 26,h
ult. She carried out important dispatches
TO the Captain General Of Cuba. and also
TO Gen. Campbell. the American Consul
al Havana. Il was stated, in Havana,
that The Saranac had been put uader the
orders Of the Governor Of Cuba. TO assis,
IN suppressing any armed expedition from
the States. The timely arrival of the
Saranac al Havana prevented VIVA, would
no doubt have been Otherwise a bloody
affair. as the Uniied States sloops Of val
Albany and Geimsntown, while lying in
Havana, received Information 4llat several
Spanish vessels of war were expected. in
few days. with q part Of the Cuba ex.
petition on board (no doub, those taken
on the coast Of Yucaian.l On receipt ii
OF this intelligence these vessels immedi.
ately left port for the purpose of inter.
cepting them and demanding the prison
ers from the custody OF the Spaniards.
They met them few hours sail from The
Moro. and were abont exac,ing their re.
lease. At Tie cannon's mouth, when the
Saransc came up. An interview took
place between Capt. TainaIl and Com.
mander Randolph. afier which the Span.
lsrds were allowed 70 take their prisoners
into Havana. The prisoners were placed
IN confinement, on board Spanish seven.
ty-four. in the harhor.
The five individuals taken q, Cardenas
q par. Of the body under Lopez. were
shot at Maianzas a Few days previous 10
the sailing Of the Merchant. Four of the
Number were said 10 be Scotch and Irish,
and one an American. IA boy,l who stated
to The last that he joined the expedition
under the impression that il was going Ia
California. and that he had no idea of The
project Of invading Cuba.
The boy who was shot. asked permis.
sion. previous TO his execution, 10 wrilc !
letter 10 his mother. giving her informa
lion Of his melancholy fate. After much
en,rea,y, this privilege was granted him
Afser finishing his epistIe. il was handed
10 one Of The soldiers. who tore i. up. A
humane spectator. however, collected ,le
pieces and pasted them together. with the
intention Of forwarding them 10 the be.
reayed parent.
The Merchant left IN Havana the u 8.
steam friga,e Sarsnac. and sloaos of Wa,
Albany and Germantown.
The conduct Of our,t'onsul 4. Havana,
under the trying circumstances which sur.
round him, is spoken az in the highes,
terms.
The foliowis, is from the Diario d,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-06-19

Aly WI eeanass tess lrpt sspsfuS.
iar then therr Il a just responsibility.
HeyeFy department. aets Hilhin is 0un
power. Il takes the responsibility BE-
Isnging 10 IL power. Bat Il the pew
II 81 tso or more departments are nix-
ed up ireguiarly and jsnked toxetk-
Or. there Is no just Responsibility apen
any body.
livery consideration therefore of pro-
priety. as veil as the written text Of
the constitution. requires that the pow
e-s assigned 10 one department u the
Government shsll not be interferrd
with or intermeddled With BY another.
Por these reasons I shall most assured
iy record my vote against this resolu-
ton IL II is pressed. should prefer,
when gentlemen have made such obser-
sations upon Il az they think 6t. IL I
n;ght do 80 without any umbase 20
the honorable member from Maine, 10
move to lay his resolution upon the tAs
BILE.
But. now. err. l do not feel at liber-
~ to depart from this subject entirely.
without saying a word or two bearing
more directly upon what may be called
The merits Of this resolution. What
ever has ACQUIRED as being woi thy Of
remark in impuguing the course Of the
Administration. has been fully set forth
by the honorable member from Maine,
DIR. Bradbury.) Whatever has occur
red as being worthy Of remark in justi-
flying that course, either by its own me-
rita or by way Of comparison or con-
trastwith previous Administrations, has
been set forth at much length BY the ho-
norable member from Connecticut,
(Nr. Smith.) 1 do not propose to fol-
low in the track Of those gentlemen,
and say any thing Of the particulars Of
the case.
But feel bound in duty to say, that.
50 far as | know. in that part Of the
country with which | am most acquaint.,
ed. l have heard Of less complaint Of
unit appointments 10 Office, or Of impro-
per removals from Office, under this Ad-
ministration. than has occurred under
any Administration coming newly into
power within my recollection. can
not speak for the whole country; but
can speak pretty confidently of that
part Of the country in which / reside |;
and believe the remark 10 true Of all
p,rties there. taken as whole and in |
The aggregate. My opinion certainly
10 that the present Chief Magistrate Of
the United States has in his temper and
character nothing unkind or proscrip-
tive. Ibelieve. SO far. be has borne his
faculties meekly. He is Of a calm and
kind temperament. He wishes evil to
nobody. But at the same time he has
firmness and decision enough. when he
perceives what he thinks to be the line
Of his duty. to travel it without fear Of
consequences. As / believe him oact
in this spirit. and with this purpose. 1
shall. so long as his measures appear to-
me to be conducive to the welfare Of
the country. give them my cordial sup
rort.