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l. AW MOTTO E.
LAW NOTICE.

A. [. Ready Attorney and Com ss,lor a.
Lao and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in Tuscarawas and The adjoining counties. AL
business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April s. 1850.
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aoo0 chickensA a Turheys

WANTRO, Ior whish win psy the HloHEsr mar
p" bet price IN CASH Il delivered At my house in
Csrrolllan, next door below the Picsyune ofhce.
Bnng them right along. 3. @. MCKEE.
Ang "A 50
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The New HagerSIOwn Academy.
NOTICE

NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Carroll county Rail-
road Company:
Those who have not paid the amount of the
Stock by them subscribed, are hereby notified that
il payment be not made on or before he 18th day
of Oct. inst. the collection of the same must be
enforced by law. The present condition of the
work is such that It money be not Immediately OBJ
tanned the work must stop. 1t is hoped that those
interested will not neglect this matter
JAMES NJ. DAVIS,
CarrOllt0n, Oct 8, 80. Treasurer.
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q. IGSS Ely,

c!sI ADVANCES MADE ON CON IsyMENTs.
OF Ag, nts Tor ali Steam B1ats and Propellers
in The Lake Superior Line
[Wm. A. Olis u Co, Cleveland.
Refer to Niles & Wheeler, Buffalo.
tr. NJ. Howe, CASHIER, Pittsburgh.
Feb. 6. 1852. If
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the virtues Of merne appeared Il the pecuaF
OF this article that tails benefit
and muscle s build lei the SmHaed and nEs.
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July ., 1859.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-02-18

But the masterpiece Of their policy was witnessed
during the late famine when million of your fellow
creatures, nay, of your fellow countrymen, were
turned from their homes to wander the highways
exposed the piercing cold Of winter. without root
shelter, and there starved TO death. Ask you the
cause this you know that the British gov
ernlnen, that the Irish people did and
never will submit to their tyranny and usurpaton vii
lingly. Hence their object has been to drive them
from their homes and colouize our fair and lovely
mother country with their Sa1on Sers, and although
they succeeded in their ache designs fearful
extent yet their raPac!ty not atated and 10 hast
en- their determination they swept eli million II a
blow.
This then is the government you uphold-these are
the people you enrich.
leave the matter with you FOR your consideration
the result Of fall election must BE- my answer.
J. NJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-02-18

RICHMOND, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
FEBRUARY ID, 1852.
CIxcrNSArI, Feb. 9th, 1852.


CIxcINSATI, Feb. 9th, 1852.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-At an early hour of the
afternoon, every avenue leading to the depot OF
the Dayton IL Hamilton Railroad, was thronged
with thousands Of both and all agcs--all
eager to witness the arrival of that disting uishcd
Magyar chef-Kossuth-the man who above
all others, claims the attention and enlists
the warm, generous and patriotic sympathies Of
the American people. Nor is this wonderful
for wrested from European domination only by
long and vigorous war, and the aid, pecunary
and military, received from Francc--it is but
natural for every American to feel deep and
ardent interest in the cause Of struggling free
dom everywhere; but particularly SO when that
struggles theatre is the centre Of that continent
from which we have derived population,
civilization and refinement.
But we are depressing. The train, owing to
some delay at Hamilton, did not reach here
until 5 o'clock, but such the cnthusias m Of
the crowd that they remained standing. The
military, consisting OF cavalry, artillery and in
fantry, together with various other organiza-
tions, formed in column-whilc the dense mass
Of outsiders Of both remained posted on
board piles, roofs Of houses, and elevated por
tions Of the ground. Suddenly a loud peal
from distant piece of artillery announced the
approach Of our distinguished gucst-thc bands
struck up their Iivccst martial airs, the cannon
sent forth streams Of fire and reports Of thunder;
while the united shouts Of $4,000 freeman
welcomed the exilcd patriot to the commercial
metropolis Of the mighty west. Kossuth, lady
and suite in open barouches, drawn by horses
bearing the flags of the United States and Hun
gary-the former with the inscription ''Welcome
Kossuth to the land of freedom and escorted
by an immense procession, passed through some
Of the principal streets, to the Burnct House,
where he is now probably wrapped up in the
arms of gentle morpheus, while we are scrbbling
to you. Tomorrow, Heaven permitting, at
II o'clock, he will address the citizens from the
balcony of the Burnet House, in response 10
the Hon. c. Il. SMITH, who has the honor Of
bidding him welcome in behalf Of the citizens.
Kossuth will probably remain some time here.
/ anticipate large donations to the cause Of
Hungary from this city Every class here Tex
cept portion of the Catholic population headed
by the cl,rsy of that church appears unite !
in support of the great cause Of European liberty
Of which kossuth is percminently the repre-
tative and orator And the indifference of the
Catholic may be pardoncd as he has been taught
from earliest infancy to look with supreme,
apostolic reverence on q man who fills one OF
the most despotic thrones of Europe do not
wish to be understood meaning that the citi-
zens of Cincinnati sanction government inter
ferance in the regulation Of others; but that they
feel that lively individual interest in the cause
Of oppressed man, which every freeman dares
to feel. Yours, Truly. ZEN
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J O II II j Q II e S
BY EES WILLIAMS.

ArK--"Ben BoA.'
Dom, you remember lame Sally, John Jones'
Lame sally. whose nose so brown!
W no looh q like clam, If you gave her SMILE
And went INTO fits at your 1rowu
In the OLD goose pond the orchard, John Jones,
w here the goslings are learning to SWIM,
Lame Sally went fishing, wet, winfy day,
And by mistake, tuEl5led in.
Under old Sims brush fence John Jones'
That " mos at the foot Of the hill,
Together we've the old camel 90 round,
Grinding cider az APpetou's mill.
The mill wheel - wood now, John Jones,
The rafters fell a
nd the weases and that crawl round you gazr,
Are LORDS Of the CIDER anil now
Do you mind the pig-pen Of logs, John Jones,
W Inch stood on the path TO the barn!
And the shirt-but,on tree, where they grew tn
boughs
Winch we sowed on our jackets with yarn
The pig-pen has gone to decay, John jones'
The lightning the tree overcome:
"A nd down whore the onions aud carrots grew,
Grow ti,stles as big your thumb.
Don't you remember tie school, John Jones'
And the master who the old wig
Aud the shady nook BY the crook Of the brook,
Where played with Aunt CutlItrne's pigi
Mice live in the masters wig. John Jones;
The brook with the crook is dry;
And the boys and the girls that pavmates, then
HAVE ALL GONE WAY WIscoSsfS.
There's change in the things loved, John Jones'
They have changed from the good . the bad;
And | feel in my stomach, to tell ) gu The truth,
I'd like to 90 home TO my dad
Twelve months-twenty--haye passed, John Jones,
Since knock'd off your with rail;
And Yet, believe I'm your only lri- nd,
John Jones Of the Hurricane Gale.
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TEMPERANCE BONG

From Gailic's teatning wine press,
From Hollands streams Of gin,
Where thousands in their blindness,
Prepared the bait Of sin;
From many fiery river,
From many poisonous I'll,
God sends up to deliver,
The victims Of the still.
Whist though they sing Of pleasure,
w bile each the goblet fill
What though their bliss they measure,
Iy quart and pint and gill;
In VAN in lavshed kindness,
Heaven gives us richer bread,
Distillers in their blindn ness,
Make poison in its stead.
Shall we TO men benighted,
In health and peace to live
Shall we to those degraded,
Refuse the boon TO give?
The fountain, -, the fountain.
The balm of health proclaim,
TIL men DER sea and mountain,
Shall haste to tell its fame.
Watt, watt ye winds its story,
And you, ye waters roll,
TIL Temperance in its glory,
Shall spread from pole to Poie,-
Till health and peace and blessings,
Shall follow in lis train,
Till Christ our hearts possessing,
God over all shall reign.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-02-18
Fall and Winter Goods!

unde rsgned having purchased the entire Stock
Il Of Coos formerly owned by W lillian Bell. 10
Offering the for sale at the old in the
Lppincot, Building, Northeast corner Of Main and
rankin streets, in this city.
His desire is TO close the business early prac-
tcable, TO enable hun to realize from the Goods The
amount Of liabilities he has assumed.
His stock is well selected and embraces almost ev-
cry variety Of Coos, " ares, and Merchandise, and
qualities 10 suit every purchaser.
merchants, he is de ned to offer such induce
me hts as Will Justify them in purchasing Of him
tie invites the attention Of III. public generally TO
this favorable opportunity to supply themselves at the
very lowest prices. The LADIES especially invi tied
call and examine his splendid assortme nj Of Trim
rrinys Dress. Goods and Fancy Artieles.
JOHN B. WAKEFIELD.
Richmond, Oct. l, 1881. e:u
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For Com WEATHER.-Cold> are the result
Of colt feet oftener than anything else. Keep
Your boots then in good con ltion. Let them
receive as often as once a week-and ottener
if YOU travel much in the snow--a coating OF
tallow, or some other preparation suitable 10
keep out the water. Ii they give way at any
point let them be repaired IN time. for stitch
in time saves nine in boots as we'll as coats.
The chimney or stove pipe ought to be kept
clean in cold weather. Many house is burn
cd for want of a little caution Of this sort.
1t is always dangerous for a stove pipe to set
foul ami . burn out; for though a Wei built
chimney Will 60 through such an ordeal with
comparative safety. stove pipe on fire is gen
orally attended with danger. An old pipe Will
often burn entirely through by the melting OF
the thin parts; or a wire viii melt of and let
it down: or the joints will come apart BY heat
Ing them and in either case the house is liable
= he burned.
No thrifty farmer Will suffer h;s windows 10
become dilapidated \ pane Of glass is as
COOL as cord Of wood
Farm stock Of all kinds want warm quarters.
Cows, old cattle, pigs, horses, and, in fact,
every sort of animal ought to be kept comfort
able. \ pound of flesh kept on is as GOOD as
two got on next summer.
SqueaAing doors nuisance: touch the
hinges with drop of oil and the thing is done
Children are thirst, for knowledge, ana es,
pccallv so during the winter evenings Let
them have book, or newspaper at all events,
to read, and light to read BY Children are
often forced TO go ignorant because their parents
Will not allow them light enough to read bv.
This is poor economy. Ignorance is dear ar.
ticle at any price Prairie Farmer.
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Threshing Machines!
D. nj. COCHRAN.

WouLD also say to the PP5e that h
the best quality His $ parators will thresh from 800
$50 bushei. Of wheat per day. cleaning il for mar
ket carrying the taiiings back into the riddles ana
ischargng the by of light endless chain
into a stack the eight of from 10 TO 20 feet. He
has gotten up entire new set OF horse power pat
terms, sufficient in strength for 8 horses. This
for simplicity ana durability cannot be xceied
and eauentlv vii recommend Itself
All KINDS OF Machines repaired at the shortest no
tce. Travelling Machines changed into Separators by
using the lever power, and substituting fan the
place OF the grain boz making the wheat entirely clean
All work warranted TO perform to satisfaction.
The subscriber would also that his knowledge in
the of Machines is entirely practical hav-
ing been engaged for the last years in the use OF
dtfe KINDS of machines, threshng annually from
: to 10, 900 bushels. And finally he would saw that
he is determined TO build practical Machines.
JIShop three miles West OF Richmond on the farm
Salisbury; where his Machines can be tested be-
fore being taken away from the premises, he always
keeps wheat on hand for that purpose
d. VI. COCHRAN
Oct. %, 1851 -
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ACCOMMODATION TO
Farmers and Transfers.

~OOD and substantial work in the manufacture of
" Wagon, is desirable on the part OF every far
er and t-snster; and the subscribers doing that
kind of work at their Shop Main street, opposite
the starr House. They make 10 or@er ROAD ami
FARM WAGONS, CARTS, and every article IN
that line warranted be of good materials, and with
dispatch They will also Repair Wagons, &c, at
sh ort notice They also prepared 70 manufacture
and put u Pr NrS. large small. equal TO the
made by them for which the ayne Coany Fair
Ed Dpioma-they also warrant their Pumps, and
their prices are reasonable. Call ard see US.
DAVID ENOLLENBERG,
I'd. Moan.
Rt.htrond. Jan 18th, lisp lily
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SONG FOR THINKERS
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Take the spade Of Perseverance
Dig the field Of Progress wide
Every rotten root of faction
Hurry out and cast aside
Every stubborn seed of Error
Every seed that hurts the soil
Tares, whose very growth IS terror
Dig them out, what e'er the toll
Give the stream of Education
Broader channel. holder force.
liurl the stones OF Persecution
Out. whore er they block its course
Seek for strength in selt-c>ertion
Work, and still have faith 10 ,rait
Close the crooked road to fortune.
Make the road 10 honor Straioht,
Men are agents for their future
As they work So ages win
Either harvests Of Advancement.
OR the product Of their sia
Follow out true cultivation,
Widen Eaucati4n's plain,
From the majesty Of Nature.
Teach the N .Jesty Of Man
Take the spade OF Perseverance
Dig the field CT progress wide.
Every bar to true instruction
Carry out and cast aside
Feed the Plant whose Fruit Is Wisdom,
Cleanse from rinc the common SOD,
So that from the throne Of II 'aycn
1t may bear the glance Of God.
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ARE YOU INSURED.

rET1E undersigned. agent for the Trenton Mutual
L 1.!le and Fare Insurance Company. located in
Trenton, y ew Jersey, it'll large capital fully res
pOEsIbl-. and STANDS second 10 the cItes Of
Ntw YORK and Philadelphia, in point Of promptness
ami ability to meet the payment losses once.
And gives TO the insured advantages rarely aainabss
~ other similar companies. By paying for ten years
~ advance, very moderate per eentuu. the policy
Will be perpetual For further particulars please call
at No. q, opposite the Bank, Richmond, la, where
viii take pleasure giving any such information
may b. desired. JOSHUA w. UAINES.
oct. -, ISL. lott
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SUE, the novelist, is prisoner in Paris.
EG@The revelations of modern science have
shown that each continent, lake, and sea, has
its peculiar Fauna, It's own set of animals
LFThe Detroit Free Press denies the repor,
that the Atlantic was frozen over and had been
crossed BIZ skaters from Maine, without liquor
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PAY YOUR INSTRUMENTS.

yI'he Stockholders IN the Richmond and Miami Railroad
L Company. hereby notified that Ten Dollars
each share # tae stock viii be required the 18th
Febuary. Io32 Ten Dollars the 18th 81 april follow
and Five Dollars the Isl OF July following said
pa yIues be made u B. Straon Treasurer his Store
Room III Richmond. Z } order Of the Board.
Il. STRATTON, Treasurer.
December. I1th. 1851. 52-,f
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JOHN \. M'MlNN.

Richmond. Sert., 5th 1851
This j. certify that fer the last wears, have
been afflicted with the ihe umatisn; bat until with
the last year, had II entirely disabled from work
Last winter, was confined to my bed and almost
and have not been able 10 do good day
work since, until took bottle Of MCu!Iough's
Rheumatic Remedy. which he gave 10 test its
which have done, ana tnd II 10 he the best prepa
used for taat disease, and have tried
cry thing | could hear of. will state that il entirely
cured ms, and that heertulIy recommend il TO
all similarly afflicted.
DANIEL. MORRISON.
p. 5. Any calling on can hear my state
fnent verified of the particulars than
contained IN this certificate. ID. NJ.
J5-Oilice at MCullough's Drug Store, Main street
Richmond. Indiana
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail by
MCCULLOUGH & STANTON.
IJ-PRICE-Sl per bottle, or SIX bottles for S5.EE
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W CNllOMgh'S
RHECMATIC REMEDY:
A speedy. Safe md Certnin Care for Rheanansism
Neuralgia.


1XNiTS medicine is not offered infaible spe-
clfic for this excrutiatng of all diseases, the
Rheunlas but il IS offered in the full confidence that
ninety nine out OF hundred will bring al
instant relief, If not effect permanent cure
has been used for by of the mos;
full practitioners Of medicine IN the East, and has
for that gentleman character of great celebrity III the
of Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
IL has been used this community BY several per-
who have been afflicted with Neuralgia, and
teniant Ills, with, the most complete success and in
evidence OF which offer the following certificates of
living and responsible witnesses persons vary general
~ known BY citizeas.
Richmond. Avg. In. ISL.
This certify that about weeks ago very
severely afflicted with Neuralgia. was IN great pain
all over my body aad TO my fingers ends that
could not put on nay clothes without help While
trip DAYTON, business having 10 ride out in the
the PAIN to be severe that could not
sleep 81 nights. persuaded 10 bottle Of
M'Cullough's Rheumatic Remedy. which took &C
co9ciag directions ANA was entirely cured by the
Tine haI taken 1t. which four Gays, aad have
felt the least symptom since, ard ohetrfuiy
comnen4 i 10 all milarly stcted.
JOHN \. M'MlNN.
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WHO WILL BRING

the best Of family Butter and Lard No 81 have
the highest price either cash trade that will suit
I LYSDE u BAASEs.
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SLOAN HOUSE.

Maia street, (Betueen Marion and Franklin.4
MIS- House. has been much improved bv general
i re-ht, both in regard TO and furniture.
D. NJ. AKIN, Pro5riefor.
Richmond, Oct %, 1851 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-02-18
ERRYYG COOP s.

consists Of Broad !o::s % the finest quality and
various colors; and those less costly. good and
servicea5e- Cassineres, Cassnets Tweeas, Flanaes.
&c Sc. A general assortment Of f.STiNt3S.
LADIES DRESS GOoDS--plain and Fancy Silks.
De ain: Nerinos Co5urs Cloths, Giasharns, Prints ia
great variety. an. al the staple articles in the Try goods
Inc SusNI>. of var}eus styles and materials fer
!, a--r A0NE4-tN. ot the latest fashion
4 superior a9salt4=l. oi fancy ana plain Ribbons.
I.7ce tsahiae-t. Thread ana Cotton Edsinss Sl ana
Cat.al. II @i4ry Gloves Caps Lor ana boys
Ladies' saI t3.il,3rca's Shoes.
C;ryeer5-.. u IS a1l tssl--uSvg-rc- &c Sc
The "a lie ge,.4}lv invited cal anlexaraine
sto .5 ira, e, s.4 laeI confident they viii Geen
it their give least share their pat
rouesc.
RicaaoilI F.a. lo-h l-72 48tf
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON.


e "A @D0 - Va VI
+ receiving assortment Of goods which cannot
ts-tiY DC eScceG either for tie quality, variety or
nc1tness, and beauty Of style Hssty Of PLAIN and
FANCY DssEs> GOODS
LADIES equal
he confidently invites the of
t1ern. lis stock tine / all wear for men
and boys embraces almost thing found in the whole
sale market Groceries,
goods, quality, and selected
With much Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore eceived. the unier Hcd ertfllv solics
: continuance If the same. JASON HAM
Tenth month 2Jt!. 1911. no3y
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NEW STORE: NEW GOODS:
III j. FERGUS son. would res

. peetfully inform his old friends and the pnblic
generally he has resumed business his old stand,
and opened entire stock OF Goods embracing al
most every article kept II his line. His stock Of
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NOTICE.

'g>HE Stockholders 0f TIE Richmond and Newport Teruake
Road hereby notified etIou
ComraE viii - he'd a. the Hampton
the ds Of "a March a5ch time all Of a
Stoca holders re, le>tet
b. order Of tle present BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FeEs
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FARM FOE SAs....

: \ pursuance of or1er OF the Navnc Comfy FRO
bate Court tie Undersigned offers lorsale tie I.,rio
wing about miles west Of Richmond, directly on
the National Road being part Of fractional SIC
i-Iip thirteen, range tx west. coutniDE
about Sixtyejght in two story brick hou>e
and frame barn both nearly new alu good orchard
situate thereon.
The same viii be sold for one-thrd Of the purchase
money hand and the residue tWo equal annual
payments for which the purchaser VIII he required to
give notes with approved security waving all relief
from valuation or appraIsenent laws
Any person desiring to examine the premises can
call upon Mrs. Ham III Graft in Richmond, the
gned CeutreyiIe.
LAZ. NOBLE, Commissioner.
Oct % 1851
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INCUR dwelling houses for sale. all and in COED
Il repair and will make very desirable resdences
for any family. Enquire at Howells & Co.'S Drag
Store, No. 4. Main street
Oct %, 1851. 3s-u
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COLUMBIA CLOTHING-MART!

n F you want GOOD and cHEAF CLOTHING, 20 &
BELLS Il cos. Main street, Richmond, Ind
10Th 29th, I%JI. Gift
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: = II
MAT Weti-nnuwn Tavern stand, situated three
miles East OF Richmond, The \ ttional road,
now OCCUPIED hy Natou Clavsou is offered for sale,
The farm continues about % acres, anu has IL an
Orchard rxcetlr fine large two story Brick
House ali the necessary aPpendages of tavern or
rfr house The situation is - gh and pleasant and
would make oil the most desirable private resi-
drncts ia th- country. ii Il, offered fair IL rms
For further information, inquire the premises CT
Nshlon Clawsou, OF the Undersigned, two miles
North Of Richmond.
WILLIAM CLAWSON.
Tenth Month ~tlI 1850 i2f
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Rife and Blasting Powder.

any quantity, and of the bes, quality CONSTANT,
hand anc for sale at No. 81 by
w. W. LTNDE & CO.
Oct. D, 1851. 13-,f
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Superior Mill. Halter. and Sash Ropes Bedcords and
ines, hand At No 81 by
LIZZIE 4 b