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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
READY-MaDE CLOTHING!

III made here, and warranted not to rip, embFac.
ing garme nts of all deserptonss styles, and quail.
ity. and 'sbstter bargainsS in the way of s'fuPn-
ishing the outer man. cannot be made west OfNsW
Y Yorki than with Us. Wholesale dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Finding that Eattern MGn,gaehITers were sendinR
Goods to Ohio on commission. gave rs a few oases
coarse Boots TO sell AT twelve shillinRs, good Kip
Rtswo dollars, and fine calf bOots at fifty cents
more, and large lot OF Womens, and Mems gai-
ters shoes, slips, &C., SO low that none need 90
barefoot.
HATS, CAPS, AND BoNNETSl
Of every variety. style and quality; Palm Leaf ats
at shilling. and Bonnets in Proportion; and last
but not least. among many Goods, is q rich
and varied assortment Of
Goods for the Ladies!
Beautiful Lawns. De LaineS and Merimac priTfs
eight yarns for eight shillings. trimmed; BetaRea
French Lawns, Alpaecas and Ginghams fo4 .
trile more.
Nails, Glass. Crockery. Hardware. Leather,
Stone-ware, DC. DC.
We do strAitforward bhsiness-buy our Goods
Low. and sell them CHEAP, for Ready Pay or
Produce-1aVs One Price for all. Our motto,
We WILL NOT BE UNDERS0LD"
Cash for Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn
JNO. P. HAYNES & SON.
Fremont, June I9. 1882.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
100000
Feet of Lumber for Sale

TNHE FroprietorS Of the California Store have
i now hand great variety Of all KindS Of
Lumber.
Poplar from inch to inches thick,
Walnut | o cd
Scantling all sizes; also Shingles for sale.
The above will be Sold at Lo,c RGEes.
Lumber taken in exchnge for Goods.
CLOUD 81 GARVlE.
Fremont, July 81, '52.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
FANCY Err,


Columbus AVanae, Sandasky City. Ohio.
r ADIES' Shawls. Dresses. Bonnets, Ribbons,
Ii Hose, SEe., c0lored and fnished in superior
manner. Also Gentlemens' Coats, P Pants aud Vests
dyed and pressed in the best style. Faded Coats
restored to their former brilliancy. Brocha and
MaEino Shsws. and Kid gloves beautifully cleaned.
July IL i8s2-ly F. R. CoMSToCK.
ORANGES, Lemons and Raisins just received
Otby ezPress. for sale by. J. DoUGHERTY.
n TAILS.-FremoniIron Cs.'s Nails, manufas-
/ tursd at Trey. N. Y..at HAykEs'
N0DFi9H ofsupe eriot quality at
~ HAYHEs CHEAP sTsKR.
sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court.
ON Saturday the 25th day of September nsxt, at
1.-Two O'Clock P. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House in Fremont, San6Ssky county, State of Ohio
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the property of George Rupp, de.
ceased, to wit:
The north west quarter Of section twenty-fOu
T241 north Of range fourteen. ll4] containing one
hundred and sixty acres also the west half Of the
south-west quarter Of section twensy -four, l24 of
township four, az north Of range fourteen. (l4)
containing eighty acres Of land, without any in
cuMbrance by dover.
100 acres appraised $1,000; so acres appraised
S4OO.
Terms Of sale.-ons third down, one third in
one and one third in two years with interest, Sc
cured BY mortgage.
John RuPP, Dec.
august IL, Ico2
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
The Sandusky ina Rage

Tie Locomotirs coming. and At frisNds
of CHEAP GOODS nnd SMALL PROF
IT'S rushing for
J. P. HAYNES & SONS
who ars now receiving their immense stock oT
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
At No. 4. BuctIand'u Block. which 10 crowded
with people from all parts Of the county. who are
wise enough TO examine Haynes Stock before
they buy. Farmers Of Sandusky county, and yo
who Ghifst after
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Agents Wanted
TO SELL THE
LIFE OF GEN, WINFIELD SCOTT.

SAA PAGES I2mo-, Handsomely and durabiy
s(OOBound. Illustrated with sngravings. By
EDWARD D. MAEsrIHLD, Esq many yeASs the sd-
tof Of the Cincinnati Daily Chronicle.
The mbEeribeR will shortly receive from The
Preass an edition of the above valusple work, end
will furnish those who wish to become Agents to.
circulate the same, on the nsesl favorable teIms
For further particulars aud all necessary inlosma-
tion, applicants will please address their letters 10
the subscriber. Fl. MANSFIELD, Publisher,
1874 York Street, New Haven, CT.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERY3

SANDUSkF BOOK BINDERY4
TINE Subscribers would respectfully announce
i 10 the citizens Of Sandusky City and vicinity
that tn ey have pure 1ased the Book Bindery, form
erly carried on by C. L. Derby & Co, and they
prepared to execute any orders in that line
of business. They profess TO be practical work
men in every branch pertaing to Book Binding
Work entrusted 10 their care warranted to be we'll
and neatly done. Particular attention paid to Bind
ing Periodicals, Music. Newspapers, Magazines,
in a superb manner, either plain extra gilt Old
Books Of every description rebound Having on
hand superior stock OF paper Of every size and
quality they are prepared to manufacture Blank
Books Of every description ruled to any pattern
desired.
Paper ruled at prices to spit the times. Book
Bindery at the old stand over the Bookstore OF G.
L. Derby S. CO., Caswell's Block.
JuT.te, 26, I952-Iy MILLER f. KIES.
N. B. Those having work of the above descGip-
ton to be done, can leave il atIhe Book aud DIuR
Store of S. BucElHnd & Co., who are our author.
zed agents.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

TUsT receivedA supply Of sloen's celebrated
j Horse Medicines at J. r. WOoSTER's.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

GtAsH Haidfor LGNd WarrentS,at
~ HSkR QFAs!E'I.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Che0p Goods!

Gene and examine our stock. You will End no
humbug. ne soft soap, no CANNON, no holding
cuStomsrs By the arm. no faitery. but the best
H~ ~+MaSNF~~
Goods you ever saw,-among them heavy yard
wide Brown Sheetiugs, ,Denims, LouisianG stripes,
fast eolered Calico, and few hhds Porto Rico
Sugar. white, dry and clean, purchased last Fall
for us by an old resident Of the 1sIand-and aiI
Bixpenhy goods trimmed that mead trimminR.-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11

CILKS, sstins, alpaccAs, lawns, ginsh-.1ms, 4 3
y aIIqualiiisraIdPrieSS at HaFrEs.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
NEW STORE IN FREMONT.
Great Exhibition.
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
n E w GOODS!

West of New York, has just been opened in
Fremont, one door south Of PeasO g. RObbsrts
Tin Shop.
THE SUBSCRIBER. believing that a large
Il and well conducted Dry Goods Store, was much
needed in this place, has just op ened
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-11
Chnncnrv Nnfica.

Ottawa county cOur, Of Com Mon Pleas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Presidential Election.

Franklin Pierce is elected President; and,hs
should suffice any ordinary thirst for news.
But for fear it may not be satisfactory sub
join the following:
IND1ASA-In fifty counties heard FROM Scott
has gained l48 on the last vote for Governor.
The State has probably gone for Pierce ~
majority Of some 1900.
GEoKoIA-Pierce's majority in the S,s:e is
200.
MAssAcHrsETTs--The total vote in this Safe.
is AS follows: Scott "a, 205--Pierce -, 708--
Hail 90 Oo8, and Webster and Mr.. Scattering
1850,
MARYLAxp-Pierce' ma ority is about ; 900
N1aGIsIA-The returns from 90 couatirs.in
this State show gain for Pierce Of 800 tbc
las, vote for Governor, when the majority in
he State 8, 500.
In 81 counties in North Carolina, the vote
stands a. follows: Scott sci, Pierce | ) 5ll
which shows Wing gain since August Of :, SIS.
The result is doubtful.
The returns however are so incomplete that
shall omit publishing them until We can give
more definitely the ajorties. Gen. Scott has
received the vote Of Massachusetts, Vermont.
Kentucky, and possibly Tennessee. The re
mainder Of the States will vote for Picrc-
The following is the vote OF WAYNE County
BY which it will be seen that We gave ! 96
votes. At least 500 voters not at til.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Death of DR.. Daniel Drake.

It's with feelings Of deep sorrow that w. an
nounce the death OF the venerable Dr. Drake.
He died Of congestion of the brain, last evening
at six o'clock.
In the absence Of other notices Of the eminen,
man who has gone from our midst, we will
here call attention to his remarks at the meeting
called at Smith x Niaon'> Hail. on wednesday
week 70 honor the memory Of Daniel Webster
The venerable DIR. Drake being called upon
rose IN his place and remark ed tina: having re
Gently taken CONSPICUOUS part because il was
assigned HMM the funeral ceremonies Of an
other illustrious American he w,rlI no,
Weld 10 an expression OF his emotions on The
present occasion.
But before he sat down, he would point at.
tention to the manner of this iIlusirious man ;
death and 10 those utterances which, from the
>olemnlty of the occasion, anil because they
were the asst words of Daniel Webster, would
forever stanl out among the mos, prominent
and those most frequently turned to b, pos
terlty. As an humble professor Of the Christian
Religion continued DR.. d., call the attention
Of the young men of this country to Mr. WebSter'>
dying declarations of the inestimahIe value
of the Christian Relieion-of mans utter
dependence on Divine Mercy To the ex
ample Of the mi gh,:est Intellect Of the age. let
me point those who have thought Relicion not
meet tor men OF culture and ceniu. Who sha II
say that the simple ut,erance of the departed
statesman Tiny Ron, TINY Rop-rnr SrAFrTuy
STAFF. THEY COMFORT NE'-do not constitute
the greatest act OF tina, life of crea, acts,
On. GaZ.
j.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
THE ONLY TRt-F PORTRAIT or WASInNGTo
Just runl SHED +. d WEIGHS
Portrait of Washington.

ON Srrwsus ONLY osi"ai iof'At
TniS r.'ne, r".ra'sd ardrr ,lr s.rr,'.,a-rs -.
a, ,Art pnh-ira IL hAs
I'D work az arr .,- r'..'..s s :"
,-I ."n - W.,iirrtor GE. .R..E WASHINGTON rakN
Ca-f Justice .., =" u. snr'eme Govt "s
The .'rd a., VA" ."s ., a. :, m r.. hsSr.
A-n..> t" ''r Father 6" hi> 'o"t t".s MY 1'' '
~,-ed nca'",, he or
lctrs per'e,, the w.t
q ne lace, Aud Ssae' ca,. y !. NE
20 have teen n.h.. ra",,"d ."h
- ~, ind !. MO-. ,.n hsn n, hay. ,rs~-.,.
@ w. Nee n,, is ~. OF 81. nri-,n., r"tr.,
thr n"'" and ''En'd.d 'r"' ~ az, ard n.nsr VI who
o'-nian IL c"m'n'r" % ates ,, =. -. -
w,.n a.r TO- ,~ ,o Al, ,-c, t., he
re All t,iaAug Artists Statesmen" 'as-is
aeri,TS- Eliot, Of Ne, No,s Nea" Roth.
,ar e AID adopted 30" Of asian; '"n '"'
&c. y1'. r ~. a.. A' u,, rmo u.,or Win
n '."rsc NJ ID. las iI'" "",sm H. G,"o'n,' ,".
w." to- ~ yan" r kr""rl, ,,.n n G. wtHnra,.l
JrR'SrS-lion Re- IS rAnncy. Hon j.ha h"'r ii'"-
:. E-a. the ven know" ii1a.n
a., PAINTED rot, = wn'rps Re-. III
d =, u =" t , ar. I Es, H. % Wan s.e NJ L.
d r.f r. .sn T. 'i'.dN ~ :; r," :, va r :" ,
a d. :" rur FRS ~, 'm,el.a the .n,ir. Iniot.
have ih superb eiS@'
all pr.s valuable i. sid Att"
10" pr"e oi S'i"t cop! - 49,, ,.,,,,r a. ,.u,ps
y. w of o., ID tfeh st. f"l de'ri.a
WILLIAM &. STEEL.
sole Agent I, Sai~- II a III tudirna
This ira' "n, lie o'ta ned f'"m MIR Sitt'' or ~"
A'ra"r. office Department.
~ "ir of the t"ra ca" In scat :" ny " per ma"
rer,oa.. +, ,rmati"r FIVE DOLLARS !" W" :" ret.
M.r"t.n, s, up expressly the l'A far"-
sized at In 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
*Henry Clay.
DEATH OF BRO. JOHN NiILEN

H"e~fns In the dsP"nsason of Divine Prevalence it
hath pleased Almighty God. whose
and past I'm ing out. to from
ana wfhous arnins BY the hands Of his fell Messenger
Death, weltbelovei Bro John Mullen
Therefore, Resoirsd, that 4 Brother Of our p.,orea
order bound IN Us by the Golden Chain Of
deeply dNPore. and svmpathze with afflicted and
bereaved relatives. his oss. and n
dencc which has called him hence throuz the
valley and shadow OF Death bouru. from
NJ traveller returns, reeoguize the hand of the Al
mighty Ruler OF the Universe -
sorsf. that the Hall Of this Lodge be and ,en,;,
>hroaded in habInen. OF mourning, the .nare AZ
days and N" Secretary be directed presen, conr ~
these r"sofons TO the surviving Of our lat.
Gro John Mullen. - 800
FABIUS FLEMING.
W. L. FAROIHAR
A. WOODWARD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
The Election.
I'VE met The emmy. and .es arc M.iys."

1--WE met the emmy, and zee are HteUs
Fer the four years TO succeed the fourth OF March
the Gov-rnmen Of this Republic to be in the
Aa.es Of the democratic party. Franklin Pierce ha.
been elected President lie ~iIi Of course select
Cabinet from his political fs nds Congress demo
cratic in msjoriiiss, and nil the present "bi2
cSmkents Of Office under fhe General Government
will be turned out Immediately the accession OF
she dsmoc ratio party power. Upon that party viii
the great responsibility Of administering the al
fairs Of the &c neral Government, in such
will advance the interests Of the country. For tn.
pest years this sbiIty has been divided the
~higs having the Executive snd the democr rats the
Legislative Departments Of The Gov~rnment-but IL Is
all TO be placed in the hands Of the democracy.
We will not indulge in speculative unite ipaionr
whss " i'll be the effect Of this great change 1t
- - hoped however, that all wilt be for the best and
IL y the duty Of every good citizen 10 give those IN
power fair and impartial hearing and Judge them BY
their acts While il is the duty Of all good
thus bow j" submission TO the popular will; their
right snd their c1ns duty watch with un.lee ping
vigilance tho conduct Of those in power IT the great
priscp e Of protection TO Anne rican Industry be
broken down, protest againrt ,t-if our ports to
10 opened to tho impora,ions Of Europe, and their
ports to be closed 10 Am~can exports, let every fri.
TO his country again rail- to the contest; and pre-
vent 90 great Il calamity, let his action he IN
dance " th that glorious motto' fight fight ever"
Govsrnms n'r for the acquisition of more territory,
oppose ii with manly and decided opposition. II the
institution Of slavery to he extended, let
voice b~ heard in opposition. The warning voice has
slss sdy gone forth that such would be The policy Of
the incoming ADM raton, but The people no,
needed IL. II may be too late TO prevent il, but
lot ~ 10 " ould crcun,sc Iibe this al
rests upon country, ons-nt to its
Oppos. to the lat, II the power be arbi.
10 " The sirso t he
psessed through their natives, cherish It'll
hoty Zeal the feelings which shall, when opportunity
sfsTs, hurl those who thus that angerous
power, from honor and place. IL nobl. rivers
70 become the drenry wastes OF commerce, and our
hsshoss the strands upon which TO be sacrifice I'd
the lives and property Of citizens, murk those Who
thus rstard your country prosperity.
Watch. with u "lion's h-art and Al eagles eye
the conduct Of those who for the fonr years
rvls the dsstni-s Of this country. DO them Justice
give them applause for that which is good, and
Arn,nation for that which is wrong.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
FABIUS FLEMING.
w L. FAR0EHAR,
A. WOODWARD

M,RRIED.--Bv J. NJ Poe. ESQ. on Su,d,~
morning last: Mr.. Isaac Marshall of Pr,bl. 60
O.. and Miss Charlotte Paxson of this county.
Also. BY the same. on the 81 instant. Mr. Joh,
Waters of Jay CO., Ind, and Miss P. A Hen.
son of this vicinity.
MARRlED--At rawfordeviile, Thu ,.j.v w.,r
ing. Oct 2lst. by Rev J4n-. II. Jon n.,on. w n
L. NosIE. Esq o. indianapolis, 10 Mss Ax<. W.
CAoBp, of Cra- louisville. "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
1&EA Houses and Lots -A
::;::E. FOR <A11I;!! ::;;:e:B

III. subscriber offer. for sale the follow ,ns valuAh"
real estate, in the city al Richmond tow lot number
three, ( containing running through from Frank
lin o Firth On this lot there dwell II
situated Fr rnkiin Tho lot h.
cnicnty divided beautiful AMI will h.
sold Iurcha Lot number n )
South Pearl street. which there - -, In
dycn, house and brick Litr large L. and other
Also vacant hall lot situa' ci Pearl
bought the above property that sell II
low. ana as need Wanting
" III fin it 20 their adv antag To all on IN.
JAMES " rt)it
Richmoni Nov ), 1872 Im
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
NOTICE.
Oliver p. Baor


C,rn.l u, g. Cool. y E.ior. John rinlrv NIsvov.
Notice II hereby gNei that of Foreign ttt,ch
issued y ~" un1rrs H. Man 9" the city al
K chmond NayDc county an stat. OF in na the :Hs'I
lay OF o. "lcr 1892 against ia. goods, ea'teis h..
credits nd orns.iiu- &: too.. q
said countN, whi writ has been returned prop
found. AM hatl's Bradbury has b.en sumrnn-i a. g
nj her. an th- Tor al the ~ isS al
M,v >53 al 10 clio =, y. VI Office IN Rae snond.
w JOHN tINiEY Mayor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Remember!

Th,t a. NEWTON. Dentist. his removed hi, . ice di
fW .
tn rn'ran t. his ONE il Exactly 6efr Il fre
Is nj Strattans and ! VI Laws.
Artificial teeth serted II his office on all tho
provrmrn's oi tn. rcsrnt dav All othc, Dental
ons performed on tiG' principles. and warr.ntsd.
II or further particular. in luirc with n
RI. Nnv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

american WI g Rere1.-W. ar. indebted TO the
pu biishcr for two numbers OF this work We hnve
read them with much interest, and omnrnd the Re-
all tho wish dignit-d and dl-pas~ionote dis
curson Of the important princ pies Of the great Wig
party The numbers before MS contain engraved
iik~nesses Of John Bell and Truman Smith. The
character Of the work is high and unob -ctionabe -
Its I, pog raphcai appearance neat. II Is published
monthly at 5 per y~ar-address Champion Bssrl,
100 Nassau Street. N.w York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

Masonic Festir0l-The Masonic Fraternity
Of this ace, assisted by brethren from neigh
BORN. Lodges, celebrated the Centennial an
niversarv of the initiation of Geo. w Washington
into their ancen, and time honored institution.
4 procession, respectable in numbers. was form
ed a, eleven O'Clock at the Lodge room. and
marched TO the Methodist Church, under the di-
rec,ion Of Comp. Lewis Burk, Marshal.
mos, el oquent address wa, delivered by Rev
Thomas Lynch, Of indianapolis, a copy of
which has been requested for publication. The
choir Of the Presbyterian Church added much
10 the interest Of the occasion hy their excellent
>in@n. The Milton Brass Band was also IN
at,en lance, AMI done honor to themselves and
contributed much 10 the pleasure OF the ocFe-
monies nv their aini rable music.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Plain Silk Bonnets.

TTNfIE Undersigned has Just received from PiI>t-l-
i Vh,a, rn>r Of Ei".n SUI Honn.ss. FIR Fri,"ds.
Tn. Of fine nal caL {, % pl-aS.
JASON HAN.
lth mo. I0ih, 1892
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
Wayne County Agricultural Society.


Tho third annual meeting of the Wayne Co
Agricultural Society YEAS LelJ a, C.n,rev;Il.
H., c,h
~"
me resident ~ '"e chA''
Inc HAc1"'''e Co'''ni'''ce VI Tue Pas' year
""' c"''cd upon 10 report Out inc report not
"'"S 'e"oy' N''. Do"6h'y oHe'cd Inc ioiio"ihS
reso'""on' "nieh was adopted:
heso'red' That the Secretary be instructed
to make out and publish report OF the state
OF inc hnahces OF inc society, as soon as Piac-
t'eab!e
The Sor'c'y then proceeded to the election
OF off'cers Tor the ensuing year, winch resulted
a. follows:
y. +. HOLLOW ~, Pf@s'de"
II. G. JrsT,c, Vice P'"s'de"tS
JomS HosrA, Tr,usurr
w. j. DENNIs, S
JOSH CHr"
HoARh "f DIRE TORS.
.I':. I;,h ~
Ci.vo Joscnh O.hnrn
Ccntre-D b. Abrams,
Franklin Elias Ogan,
','en-hranSon H. iarrS'
,'m' 81. -
Jacl.on-Solomon NcreIi,b
New Garden-John Meredith,
Pefry--Wi!lam Russcy,
Wayne Daniel l.. Downing,
UAlton-E. ID. Howe,
" ashington-Horton Ferguson
The following named gentlemen APP
po;n,cJ mn Exccutixc Commits, for the cn>u.
:, IL,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

Eli. bc snbsc ri!IrT has tn.t
- wed addition ls former bI~nt
Of E1H and Winter Eoods H. - now able 10 off,,
= most c"mpi~t- Hssprt,u"ni, embracing t,- late
-fNI"., Tor L"!'~'- aud '-ntl-" u. The pub
lac r--p-, tiuy invited 10 call and examine L. fore
purchasing. JASON HAM
llth o. 10Th, l-,l ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
JUST ISSUED,
4 MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
General Jackson.

r % w.h. Ell the si al portrait pau" cd
rnil, 10.
Th,- The Washington and :" every
.
Ss i.r cop l-rs-a
y q ~ a !.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

"If the he nj Of such IA animal cannot be found.
will not lie hard furnish good subst itute. -
Elder
Very true n~ig,bor. you always carry one with
you-barLg the length Of ears.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08

Properly for Erctanse.-A citizen OF thus
CITY wishes 10 exchange some town property tor
a small farm. The town property consists OF
two clegibly situated lots, upon which is a com
Portable dwelling house. The other lot IS en-
tirely unmprovei. The farm must not be more
than five or SIX miles from town, an not de,ir-
= 10 contain mo re than from 20 TO 40 acres
ANY person wishing TO make such exchange
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-11-08
"Whig Fairness"

Under a csption Of this kind, Bro Elder complains
Of the appointment mt Of Mr. Davis . Inspector Of the
election held the 2nd inst. Mr. HUFF declined
from press of business to serve as Inspector The
time for opening tho polls had arrived, and the by
ISLANDERS. in the abse nee Of Mr. Davis and whou, his
knowledge consent, elected him inspector lie
for and discharged the dutss faithfully and in
accordance with the letter and spirit of the law
" hat there wrong in this Wha, Cause Of com
plant? But Bro. Elder says there no democrat
on the Board. member Of that party WAS soci'e'
to serve and declined and wns time for the polis
10 be opened and voters present anxious to cast
heir votes, wings were taken 10 act AZ Judges and
clerks. And they performed their duty faithfully
W as any person, who entitled TO VOTE deprived
Of that right Was any unfairness shown in recev-
ing. counting out the vo,e.2 None whatever
Then hat there for the language
by Bro Elder IN his las, paper, in regard to this sub
J~ct II is uncuiI-d ior-and unworthy the position
Of ss.n the editor Of tn. Jrff-r'onan. n.
u We CONNIE nd the following affidavit TO the at
tenton Of Bro Elder.
The undo signed having seen in the J.frTsonian,
statement Of Mr.. Elder. denying that h. had been
Informed. previous to the publication Of NJ Anerny
affidavit in his paper. that there truth in the
charge against Mr. Meredith of Gischurgipg M'An~r
ney account Of his politics, feel It due to the pub
lie 10 correct Mr.. Elder.
We n a conversation between Mr..
Meredith and Of the leading and most honorable
democrats Of Wayne County, IL which lie SAID TO VI
VI. that he had Informed Mr.. Elder that every thug
contained in the original statement III reference to
VI An-rney's discharge. was to his knowledge wholly
aud entirely false, mud that he advised Mr. Elder not
TO publish it for that reason. That Mr. Elder said
.'ihat he knew il false, bn declared his int n
ton to publish it, saving that E ,ooud do to bat Mr.
Mersdifh tie had NTH, TIL 0tfr, the siefiOH,
We do give the D-Inoc rats name, he did not
wish il made public, unles. II h.e.."e ",e...ary
JOHN SIM
JOHN BOWMAN
Sworn TO a md .ub-c rp-d bel At my office IN
Cambr,cg s city on the 81 dny of October. 1852.
ELY d. SPRIGG, p. SEAL
"If the he Of such animal cannot be found
will he hard TO furn-h good substut -
Etder
Very true n~phbor YOU always carry one with