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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

HILLS MlLLS.-We found ourself in the
neigh borhood Of Hills Mills, on the East Fork
Of Whitewater three miles north of Richmond.
. few days since; and 'being a. how other Mills
in this vicinity had been visited and written
about. We thought it but right to "drop in and,
If We thought-. Well, We did 60 in and
found friend Ezra busy receiving and slowing
away Wheat. The proprietors Of these Mile
have built an addition 10 their house. and are
now prepared to store at least from ) to 1000
bus,e Is Of Wheat-bui we thought, from the
favorable location. surrounded it is by some
Of the best farms and Wheat growers in the
west, that more room for storage was still need
ed-they have not yet adopted the --latest inn
provements' in mill fxings, and yet they do
work equal to any of their competitors; thus
showing that the sold way notwithstanding it
is somewhat incouvenieut in comparison with
the new. works well; they intend, however.
shortly TO refit the elmer parts Of their Mill
on the most improved Plans-they have an ex-
&c lent Smut Machine in operation. and the
wheat can't help being clean after passing thro'
1.-THE consequence is nhife flour, and "a,
No. l." at that. We were shown Cincinnati
bills of sale, Of Flour manufactured by the
Messrs. HILL, for the last two months, and the
prices are "at the top Of the mafket'-being
from 49, to 1915; add to this evidence Of the
superior quality Of their flour, our own good
opinion Of it, (Which is worth at least 200 cirf
Of flour, atho' opposed to receiving more
than q crf. at time!) and we have SAID all
that is profitable TO the propretors or necessary
to ourself.
PS We thank the IN for a ctrt. Of the staff
Of lfs'-may they be "erer!asting Hhs""
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Cheap Furniture.

"A PHILLIPS, informs the public that he is
- sun carrying the Cabinet MA.
KING business in all its branches at No.
30. Main Street, and where furniture as good
and as cheap can be bought, as at any other shop
IN the city tie also keeps on hand a superior
article OF Patent Screw Bedsteads.
80 Ready made COFFINS ALWAYS m
hand lie has also procured a new and hand
some EARsE, and will be prepared to attend
funerals on short notice
Richmond; June 18th, 1851 o7.a,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

TIE JOYS OF C0NyALEscENcE.- re are fe W
sensations known to the human heart more
alive with sweet Joy AMI peaceful haPpine IS.
than the consciousness of returning health
When sickness for months and years, has press
ed the spirit down-wiien pain and anguish
have filed TO the brin the cup of despair, how
Joyful to feel " thin the gladstone flow of he It'll.
Such often are the household Joys throughout
the length and breadth of our land, where the
pale ami CHASTITY Consumptive has been changed
TO one blooming piciur. Of health, by the time
w use of that excellent and long tried remedy
DR.. Uistars Bahsim Of ltHi Cherry. Read
the advcr. ut iii another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Gr.ltifyifs. Intelligence.

From every part o. III" country where Sloan
Ointment aud Conditiontf owfers have been in
troduced, the proprietor has received the most
gratifying intelligence of their remar. able eff
Tee! and n2pA tsttiii,,pre over diseases which
had bafied The skill Of ce- bra,cd Farr,.rs and
were canside red incurahir. Thes. medicines
arc rapidly superSeiing all other remedies now
m use for diseased horses and cattle.
nj'See Agents names n the head of Sloan.s
Column For further particulars and tesiimo-
malls g"t pamphlets of agents
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LOOK AT THIS.

u L meeting of the Board Of Di,ec,o,s i,
4 y me Richmond and Boston Turnpike Com
Pany held IN Boston. June | 4th 1851 il
ae,ed mat the accounts of all deIineuent stock.
no.ar, rs shout b. left in the hands of Esq Poe
Ii is hoped that d-Iimquen.s will come 60
ahe settle All orders Of the COMPANY W in
be received ia payment of Stock
June p, ISL e.His
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THE PALLADIUM.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25th, 1854.

1.-THE Sc Nor editor is and has been for the
past few days quite sick; this. together with the
Masonic celebration, will account for lack Of
editorial and the late appearance of our paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. s. d. H1,re's Shaker Sarsapar lila adver-
tsed in another column. IS truly good family
medicine. II purifi,s the blood, ami prevents,
well rs cares II is highly spoken of IN Gin
cinnati and Is there called the Poor Mans
Friend =" See advertise neut in another col
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

U-The Masonic fraternity had "a good time
Of it, on yesterday good turnout Of MEM
bers-a good dinDer--a good speech, and good
music--instrume ntaI and vocal. No time or
room this morning for comments.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

1J'In pursuance of previous notice. the Board
Of Directors Of the Richmond and Miami Rail
road, met the 18th instant and organized by
eIccting ". A. BrcxLE, Prest; JOHN H. Huron,
Sec'y; and Benz. SrRArrAN, Treasurer.
Robert Morrison. Caleb Shearon, DanI P.
Virgins, and J. II. Hutton, appointed to
make n contract 18th the Indiana Central Rail-
way Company, with reference to the joint con-
struction of that part of the road between the
Depot grounds and point where the road d.
verges to form junction with the Dayton and
Western Railroad.
They also resolved. that the resolution adop-
ted Oct. l4th, 1850. ailoN ing seven per cent.
interest on all stock paid in, be amended as
TO allow the interest TO be paid in cash stock
at the option Of the holder.
The Board meet again Wednesday, July 3D.
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With due regard TO economy we intend TO
have a perma mel first class road. that will insure
the CREATES, efficiency for the amount OF money
expended.
from Hamilton to Eaton and Richmond, are
such a, re nder il seifevident that its labo, sa-
wing capacities will compare favorabiy with the
best paving railroads in the L nited States; and
forming il does part OF the great Ciacinna-
Ii and Chicago railway, which must soon be
carried forward 10 completion, and from the fact
that il il as soon as constructed TO form the line
of transit over which all the products of an ag-
ricuitural country, which has no superior and
scarcely equal, must pass;-and to which all
the me rcha nd ze and other supplies for the vast
population tributary to this line, must pay trans
portation, the produetiveness on the outlay for
construction SC, cannot admit of a doubt
Figures are not needed to prove that iHvestrnen nj
on this line Will pay very high dividends \ GU
have only to isok at roads that nave been COLI
siructed through countries of much more spare
population, and with, comparatively no agri-
cultural merit, that have cost vastly more than
this line Of road will cost, ii at paying large
dividens, 10 know beyond doubt that this
line of road will pay very large dividends upon
cost and equipme nts
have united the hole line from HamiIt on
through Eaton to Richmond as one Road, as
your company should not under any circum-
stances unde rtaks to maintain separate organi-
zstion-ihe cost of cquIpping and running a
short road is much more III proportion than Oil
one of 60 to 100 miles. am of opinion that
when the roads are all completed it wil! be fou nd
advantageo Gus and economical, TO operate the
entire line from Cincinnati to Richmond one
road. This would largely in first cost OF
guipme nts, and annually in management
The work on the Ohio portion of the line il.
now progre ssing rapidly, and il Will be necessa-
~ for your company to urge on the work with
more vigor, in order that it may b. ready for
the track by the time the grazing is done from
the State line to Eaton and Hamilton.
The immediate supervision Of your work has
been confiied 10 Mr.. Chas. Seymour. ad En-
gneer of much railway experience. and who is
now Preside Mt Engineer on the Eaton and Ham
Iion !ine-his knowledge of work ani energy
Of character will ensure permanent work and
a correct application Of all labor and capital.
Respectfully. vour ob't servt.
X. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Civil Eng'r
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Through Tickets To the above places, OIL
obtained a, the pa, ton Office, and on the Boat,
returning.
T.. +. OSBORN, Superintendent.
J. +. EDGAR, Agent, Dayton, Ohio
MAY 81, ISL. 32-4mO
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RECEIPTS 4 EXPENDITURES
OF WAYNE COUNTY.

TINE County Aniiter now submits TO eee
Board Of Commi.sioncrs of Wayne Cean.
&, the follow ing report Of the Receipts and 81.
pc nditures OF said County. from the lst day Of
June 1850, to the 3lst day Of May, 1851 iuclu-
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More TRANSCEN DENTALISM- The New
York Tribune has, among lis editorial
corps. one who is peculiarly gifted in
''wordy no,hingEess." In a column and
half article on dress, he concludes as
follows:
Dress. therefore. became badge of
the disproporton existing between the
true and infinite seihood Of man. and his
finite natural one. In screening the
actual and imperfect body from sight. it
dmly forcshadows that radiant natural
shrine which in the lullenss Of time and
the perfection Of science, shall filly EN-
body every lineament of mans divine
and Immaculate loveline~s.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
GOOD DRUGS AND
p u r e III e dicines
No. +, Min ST., Eichmond.
HOWELLS & Co.

wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs M.di
c,nfs' rants, Gals, Dyes, Cher icais Wind ON
rihsS' Iht'y, |arHiSheS, Brushes LOOKING
lass rates ferfnmery, and IA variety O
Fancy Articles &C.
AXE INST renai.in- large and ,,trn,,,, 49,
so'thent OF AL the different articles in their
line, which makes their stock the LARGEST and
most complete IN this section of the west They
are prepared by their connection with impor,e rs
and manufacturers. TO sell at lower prices than
have been sold here before Their sel.c,ions
are made with great care and tn. quality Of
'heir articles they VIII warrant equal TO any in
the market ' "
Pcdil:ar> :lsad Country Merchants
Can be supplied with all articles they sell in III.
orng line at Cincinnati prices and they warrant
al 'hey make TO he full strength; which is not
TIE case with what they generally get i'm Gin
cinnati ~
Howeiis Co are Wholesale Agents for
'he Following Patent Medicines which they are
prepared I" 81. on commission a, the usual pri-
ces' Dr ,. 7. Townsend's Sarsapariiia; Bulls
safsaparilla; Sioau's celebrated Ointment and
Condition Pow"ers for Horses DC IIufT's Pull
nome Baisan, Hops and Bonesett-both excel
lent Medicines for Lung diseases In addition
to this, they Retail agents for nearly all the
Patent Medicines ia use.
Ihey wou!a say to Phy~ician.. that they are
supplied with those articles known as extra
medicines. such rs Tden's H dro -aicoho,ic ex-
tracts select Powders, &c. put up anc sold un-
Ger TIE warrant of those who prepare them
Also pure Cod Liver Oil n bottles or otherwise
and IN Gelenne Capsules this last is a very d.
sirabie thing the disagreeable taste is the
principal obstacle to its use
lex Ms as usual Ginseng, Feathers Bees
wax. fiax-seed. Rags, and almost any kind of
Produce taken in payment. Also, all the indi-
ye NOUS Medicinal Plants and Roots: for which
he highest price will be given
June %, 1851. o7tf
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Of $4,000 in favor Of the new constitution. The
anti Liquor License clause has probably been
I u The dwelling house Of Enos Thomas.
Esq, at Middieboro' was destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning last.
Cambridge LOllxc-Installaai ton.
a public installation Of the Officers Of Cam
bridge Lodge, will take place in their Hall i"
Cambridge City, on the afternoon Of the Fourth
Of July. at 2 o'clock. Hon. C.. B. Smith. will
deliver address the occasion. The Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Cambridge and vicinity are
respectfully invited 10 be present.
U-Frend Grubbs, of the Newcastle Courier,
wishes to sell the Press and Types upon which
that paper is prnted--it is a tolerabIy good two
pull Press, Of extra imperial size, and will be
sold either with without the Type-he offers
them Eat a great bargain" Friend G. designs
purchasing larger Press and new type.
J-IIon. C. B. Smith. Of Connersville, is bull
ding fine block Of brick store houses on the
corner Of Court and Walnut SITS, Cincinnati.
1.-THE Newcastle Courier says: An immense
quantity Of Flax sowed by the farmers OF
Henry county this Spring. and learn that
the prospect is catering for an excellent crop.
13eA new Tempe rance paper is about being
started at Indianapois-to be edited by Charles
Woodward, Grand Scribe; and sustained by the
Grand Division.
Since tying the above, We have received the
first No. Of the "Te'Dpe rance Chari'-ii looks
we'll and its contents are 'nteresting--good for
doctrine, reproof,' SC. ano is well worth dou-
bic the price asked, which is only ~ cents
year in advance. published semi-montaly. We
hope it will be literally patronsed by the o:,:sr
Of the sons. and all temperance in this city.
We will be pleased to forward the names Of any
Of our friends who desire a good temperance
paper.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-Now is the time, |
before the hot weather sets in, for the
Board of Health to see that all nui>an-
ces within the limits of the city are aba
ted. They have ample authority under
existing laws to make the alleys, &c smell
sweeter, and the City Marshal's aid can
pc commanded by them. We hope they
will have meeting at an early day, and
induce all good citizens to clean up.
The present Board were elected in Jan
lary last, towit: /,
LIST w ard-Dr J. Il. Mendcnhall. s.
;. Fletcher.
I'd ard-Jesse NJ Hutton, Richard :
;stell.
lWar,l-James Perry, Albert Blan-
hard. i
4th Ward-William Virgins, James
.lbertson. I
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CINClNNiTI NiRhET.--Jaae %, 1851
Flour. ~3,25f43, 80; Bacon Sides 1l1-Ic.J H..
&c; Cheese &c: Batter s499c; Sugar 7l97!.
Molasses 3lc; Cofirr 97@o&c
me h''er has fallen fifteen inches during the
last ~ hours II Gazette NV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

DIED, June 10Th, in this city, JAMES SAMUEL
son of w E. ami Margaret Mcdowell, aged Is
years month ami l3 days.
The deceased scholar in the Sabbath
School connected with the NJ. F.. Church in this
place. He constant ia his attendance, up
right in his department and attentive TO his les
sons. As a child. he was obedient to his pa
rents-as brother he was siTectiona,e and kind.
He Cic not associate with the proflnc and in
temperate. His sickness protracted and
painful, but he endured all with patience and
resignation, and often expressed himself will
ling and ready TO die and be at rest. "Suffer
little children TO come unto anu forbid them
not, for of such is the king ION Of God" s.
DIED.--At % O'Clock on the evening Of FRI
day, Goth inst. at his residence in tins City. OF
Typhoid Fever, after an illness of eight days,
AUsrIN w MowRIs. in the forty wear o!
his age indianapolis Journal J"ne 23-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

E.P The Panama Railroad Company,
advertised for bids for $500, 900 seven per
cent. Coupon Bonds. and on Saturday last
Of .I.I7o 900. being 1891 600 more than
was required.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

Total cost Of road onI equipment. SIS 900
Or say from Hamilton to Richmond, - miles,
ST. 100 per mile, for cost of Road aud Equip
ment for first yeas oPe rutions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

DIED,--In this city, the evening Of the
Goth instant, ELENOR, wife Of John Symons,
in the 3lst year of her age.
places that knew her on earth will know her
more forever. yet her bereaved husband and
sorrowing lends have this substantial consola-
iion tina; she died in the assurance OF the chris
tian's hope, ana her immortal spirit has doubt
less entered into fhat"r which remaineih for
the people Of God"
"Where she moro the pains OF death shall feel.
Where moth doth not corrupt, or thief break
through ani steal;
But where the Lamb his welcome guests to iiv-
ing waters lead.
He wipes the tear from every eye, and every
cause shall Plead
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THROUGH IN ONE DAY

~.
Passengers leaving Dayton by the ) O'Clock.
so min A. NJ, Train, connects same evening
with Ste amer for Toledo: connecting at Toledo
with Michigan Son,hern Railroad. for all points
in Northern fnaiana and Michigan.
FARE REDUCED From Dayton to T"ssSe.
Fire Dolsrs.-For information aud TASosgA
Tickets, please apply at Office IN Dayton. cppo-
site Swavnie's Hotel. where Tickets eau be OBJ
tanned for Toledo, Detroit, Cleveland and But
faio.
Mornin. Train. leaving Springfield, at o.eik.
passes Euon at O'Clock, ~ minutes--Osb"rss
! o'clock - minuteS-ani kneislv . o'clock.
Returning. passes kneisly's AT o'clock. -
minut-s-OSborn. . o'clock, 30 minutrs-and
Enon, O'Clock. 50 minutes.
Afternoon Train. leaving Springfield n !
o'clock, y. NJ, passes Enon at o'clock. ~
minut-s-Oshorn. l o'clock, - min.-and
kn-siy 5 nj , O'Clock. Returning. passes kn-.s-
Tvs, ut 3 o'clock. 30 m'n.-Osborn, o'clock.
i5 npinutes-and Enon. at o'clock.
y. II ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

Celebration Of the Fourth Of July
The Fourth of July IS to be celebrated
in our little city after all---the spark OF
~a.riotic fire is not yet extinct. Although
the fire ..rtinSnisher is to be brought out
il is not the intention Of the No. Is to
throw cold w0ter on "any thing else
but burning tabernacle when occasion
hearts are in the right
place so far as regards the great and I'M
portant results to our beloved country,
which the proper observance of this day
is calculated to keep every American cit
izcn in remembrance Of
A Programme will be published at the
proper time, and from what we hear the
Is intenl "doing it up brown
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Mad River and Lake Erie Rail
Road0
Sunausky, TOacAO mad Oeeroass
0pringield an4 Dayton!
f.fYANacE 0@RCUR.

0N and after Monday April %. fsst sssiI
~ further notice, Passeng-. Train MI !esss
the No,th Depot. Springfield N clock:
A. NJ, and o'clock. r. M. for Dayton. stop
ping al ii-rixlers. Enon, Osborn. aud k".':'y q
Refuraisy-wiIl leave Dayton al o'clock.
A. NJ. and } O'Clock, Il min. T. NJ ttf
The o'clock. A. NJ Train, from Dayton.
connects " it'll Saniusky Train; and the ) o'clock
Is min. r. NJ, Train, from Dayton. connects
with the through Train to D~troa and Baltalo.
and also with the Xenia aud Cincinnati Train.
Coaches run in connection with this train TO
Charleston, IN connection with the Columbus
and Xenia Rail Road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

Trick AS IS a Tn Ck-The BROOKLYN
Freeman gives description Of a finan-
cial operation which came off at Stewart )
Marble Palace the other day. which NAV
be safely set down as distancing all com
petition. A lady. dressed in superb style
went into the magnificen, depot of fincrv
and enqulred for shawls. After examin-
ing several of the finest. the lady pitched
on one that pleased her fancy, and en-
CURED the prcc.--The answer was $500.
Upon contemplating the rich pattern again.
admirlng the soft tissue and inGulgno in
sweet charms that such an object is cal
culated to inspire. the lady determined to
purchase, and drew from her purse of
ample size, and respectable appearance.
an NJ on the Chemical Bank. Now the
Chemical being in the immediate vicinity
Of the Palace just across Broadway-and
a thousand dollar bill being rarely offered
even at the Marble PaIace-,he lady was
desired TO wait a moment. perhaps to con-
tinue the pleasing diversion Of examining
Cashmeres. while switt-footed and trusty
was despatched to the Bank.
The answer was satisfactory. the bill
was pronounced good by the best possible
au,hority-the shawl was wrapped up. six
bundled dollars in change given, and
rolled into the respectable looking purse.
and the lady slowly promenadei towards
the door. Here she stops and pauses,
and returns TO the counter where the
rhashmeres are sold-she tells the clerk
she has changed her mind: she prefers
lot 10 take the shawl. without consu!ta-
ion with her husband; there is a posi-
'liIiy that that excellent person might
huk her ,rlffe extravagent in making
uch purchase. The six hundred dol
ars are returned with tho shawl, and the
NJ returned in its resting place in the
urse
The lady again stors, the Cashmere
till remains folded up on the counter-a
ause ensues then smile of good nature
lays on the handsome features os
says. archly addressing the
lsrk-''you will think me tickle but
,uss take the shawl The one thousand
ol,ar bill on the Chemical Bank is again
the change given, the shawl
lken by The lady towards her Carriage,
nd everything is settled in satisfactory
tanner.
But on making up the cash accounts
"a; evening at the Palace. after shutting
P the show windows and letting down
e iron sides there was found thousand
ollar counterfeit note on the Chemical
ank. Then did the elegant and County,
ERIK Of the shawls. understand some !
ing else besides Cashmere had been 5
I'D at his counter on that dav. and tina, a
had been viciimized by a regular II
uffer.-Buf. Express. a
IRUaNTS FROM ScHooL.-The first case h
lder the new law Of Mass achuset,s con. :
rning 'ruant children and absentecs
om school came before Justices Court :
Boston few days ago. The defen-
nj was lad about ten years Of age,
d was proven TO have played ,ruant =
veral times. His master testified tina, 7,
len in school he was a very good boy, h
I he had absented himself so frequently fe
II his name had been stricken from the IL
|. lie was sentenced to one months >.
prisonment in the house of re.c..na.
n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Political nmA lsencral News.

Great activity existed in politics. Party
lines had been drawn. and most energetic
preparations were making for holding a
State Convention, for the nomination Of
State and Congressional candidates. at
San Francisco, and Democratic Con-
vention at Ienica. The campaign promi-
SEES to be animated and spirited.
The Indian Commissioners had sue
ceeded in making treaties with the Indians
in the San Joaquin district; but the L. S.
troops aud volunteers were still in the
field. to protect the inhabitants.
The newspaper offices were heavy suf-
fcrers by ,hc iife at San Francisco. but
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25

D=In 81 counties in Ohio there is a maj ority
Of $4,000 in favor Of the new constitution. The
anti Liquor License clause has probably been
IL The dwelling house Of Enos Thomas.
Esq. at Middieboro' was destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-06-25
Machine Business.

in all their branches, would inform the public:
that they are prepared 10 farnisi, Castings Missi
Machine nv on the most liberal terms.
They continue 10 manufacture. and " Ill en-
dcavor 10 keep constantly on hand their >upe u 0r