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CLOCKS,

great variety of Bfnss Clocks @. c. square, Goth.
o, Oriental Jenny Lind, Marine, Oetsgon, Viciors,
Mantal Papicf Muche and Fancy, eight aay sud thir
hour, With and ithout alarm from fAe best man
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NOTICE EXTRAORpINARY!!

rINo Alt WHOM IT NAV CONCRRN-KNow
Il We Thatthe MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
ihENf siiil continues in iis triumphant career,
"eonquerog and TO conquern all the cfonic cases OF
EuMAIlsM, or those OF recent, acute, aud
nhamaiofy character. nsper failsi n curing kurns
Bruises OF sprains For any Sure swelling, Eruption
OF Pam ~ Is peeci specific. IL you don't hollye
II, Try az For Horses and other animals, II has no
squa cuins Bruises, rprnins, sore Backs, Spawn,
Scratches, or eny ether cause of Lameness. ~ will
s"i'en the honfs--lpbTcate The jointsand heal the
1esh
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Thirty Years Experience of
an Old Nurse.

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Female phyaicitn, would cali TIE attention of thf
Ladies to her $50 hing syrup TOT chiidten fe~ihine.
IL VAL Immediately relieve them iroIn plIn, aliiy All
spasmodie ncilOn, soien tie guas reduce inflammation
Hnh u suts 10 frguhte The lowsls Depend upon D.,
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AND
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continue to Re-publish the following
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T. THE LONDON QUAErEKLY RLVfEw tCon.
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The foreign cuHir.. Although this Nill iHv,scr vrW
Jorge nntltY 90 naf We shall continue 60 urHi.h
enc 'nudiculs at the same low as heretofore
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Bonnet Board, straw Board BindeG's Junk Board.
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large lot Of the best Nv ~ 10 Quart Pint 4oz nd
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COUNTRY INVAIIDs.

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with ali their synn, oms per letter enclosing ismii
tAneel DR.. KS medicine, appropriated accordingly
Forwarded to anY part Of The United States and
packed secure from DAMAGE CURIOSITY,
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PAINTS q ApYE srurrs.

OF EVERY VARIETY, SHADE a QUALITY.
For sale by h. o. TYLER his drug store in Moutpe-
ier Also. Camphene and Burnitg Fluid, A. al Minds
Of Groceries. fot sale b, rs. a.. TI'LER.
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Looking Glasses.

POSSESSING superior fnciuties for getting ,hom
zap. ran Offer inducements iu this department. uf
my housr-farni-hing estHhltshment where else 10
be inund ia lhi- ueighhurhood
EMERY K BROWN
Montpelier, Sent al:fq
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TITTT y F01Ts 4 DOT To
y. H-ir sure and call Tor Curtis 4 Perkins, Gasp
aHd Pan Killer An ctHofs hrlflus ihis name aft
basa limitations. gice l2l2, % and 81 . cents pof
bottle acc orltna TO size,
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LEAVITT THAXrER.n

" S,naie Csa~bsr, Ohio, .4pril sh, Isss
Ds J. {. ArNH-Houored sifs have made a thor
ough trial Of the CArHsHric Pis sf hy your agent
AND have bcen cured BY them IT the dreadful rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The hrst dose
heved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease feel u better health now than Tor
some years before which attribute entirely TO the effects
nf your CArHanric FfL1s Yours with great respect,
LUCiUS h. METCALF."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
OHIO.

From the partial returns received from TIE
Buckeye State, it is indicated that the American
Reform Ticket has been elected by at least
FIFTY THOUSAND MAJORITY. A most
glorious triumph for the people.
In Hamilton county the majorities range from
5000 to $500. A death blow to the powers Of
Hunkerism and corruption.
In the first Congressional District Timothy
Day (anti Nebraska) has majority Of 5, leo.
Two years ago this district gave Mr. Disney
Nebraska Democrat, 1885 majority, showing a
gain of 1855 IN the right direction.
The I'd District gives J. Scott Harrison $500
majority. His majority two years ago was e5l.
Mr. Harrison's gain 1869.
The Sd District gives Lewis D. Campbell at
least $500 majority. Two years ago his majority
was about l2o.
The 9Th District gives Stanton upwards of 5000
majority. Two years ago the Wing majority was
about 5000 in the district. This Is Moses B. Cor
wins district.
The IL District gives Galloway over $500 ma
jority. Two years ago DR.. Olds carried the
district by about 100 majority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
Anti-Nebraska Triumph in Old Wayne.

Notwithstanding the dissensioas which have
existed in this county, the people have come up
70 the work in the majesty of their power, and in
most emphatic terms have spoken in behalf Of
freedom for the great Northwest, and condemna
ton of the Kansas swindie. Party prejudices
and party affiliations were thrown aside, and a
combined army. more than 5000 strong, made a
common cause Of that question which has aroused
the great northern heart Of our people.
In this county, tue Peoples State Ticket re-
ceived unprecedented majority The entire
Wing party, almost the entire freesoll party, and
large portion Of the most highly respected Of
the democratic party, made up this unprecedent-
ed vote. They have done good work-may
thew continue united, and gain in strength SO
long as there is work 10 do in the restoration Of
the Missouri Compromise aud staying the en-
croachrnents Of slaveocracv. 1t is noble tr-
umph Of the people, and should be an earnest 70
their corruptons or hypocrisy.
This is no party triumph. II has not for It's
object the elevation Of any man or set of rnen to
place power; but ii is the triumph of a great
principle. For this reason we feel disposed to Of
fer the heartiest congratulations to those men
who have risen above party, and so nobly fought
for their country Well NAV II i~~e.@ o. The
people be glad, and the Of men shout for joy
Il is only to be regretted that some who We
had right 10 expect would have heartily engag
ed in this uprising OF the people saw proper, not
only TO keep aoof, but actually attempted to de-
feat the movement. We beg Of them now 70
look calmly al the past, and well 10 the future
As well might they attempt 10 stay Niagara s
mighty torrent and stll its thunder as to stop
the onward march of the people in defence Of
rights guaranteed by the most sacred Pledge
They have determined that that Compromise
which had become cannonized in The hearts Of
the American people, as sacred thing, which no
ruthless hand would ever be reckless enough to
tear down." shall be maintained, and they 4cslf
do it,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

DIABoLIcAL MURDER--It becomes our duty
today, to record one OF the most inhu.nan deeds
That ever disgraced the annals of our times. Ii
Is no less CRIME than cold blcoded murder of
young boy, by bury man in the streets Of
Covington, in broad daylight We visited our
sister city this morning. to learn the particulars
Of this horrible affair and from the Sheriff of tie
county We were informed that as near as the facts
are known. they are substantially as follows:
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock. Samuel
Jagged about eleven years. son Of Thadford Eas-
ton. highly respectable citizen OF Covincton.
was returning from, school in company with
number Of his mates, and on the way were play
ing shiny When near the corner of Sixth
and Craig streets, quarrel, from some slight
cause, commenced between the school children
and q German lad whom they met. On seeing
the alteration. s large German named Fortrnan
who resides in that locality came out and COM
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

but presume the former. GaySrnor Wright has
moi been here at all ~, shodgh II was said he
would be here to-day. The premiums viii be
declared tomorrow. There are 100 cups and
pitchers here 10 be distributed ii many pregri-
ums ,hall be awarded, and they look pretty
enough to compete for more earnestly than APP
pears to be the prevailing disposition. They are
AL made BIZ 5 L. RaIlv, Of city. who seems
to have had the luck Of making premium pres
ents, as believe this is his twelfth job ii that
line.
At our former Fairs there was no little com
piafnt Of the want OF accommodations. and par.
ticalarly q. the last ore; and 10 little just com
rlant Of the exersioas of the Lafayette landlords
This time, so far / car hear. everybody Is ac-
commodated aud well pleased have heard 10
complaints Of overcharging. and no whisper OF n
want Of hospitality among the citizens.
The hotel keepers some days ago published
lis Of their prices. and let the public know Just
what thew were 10 lock fora most excellent aad
commemorate course, and rigidiy adhered To,
believe The citizens have made ample provision
Tor more than are here. and many who expected
ana desired quite number Of visitors. re no
little disappointed at the waste OF their hos9itable
prepare ions aud purposes. Their open -hnded
and open -doored liberaliiy and efforts tonaAe
every body ~ home, may serve as an eXnpIe
(ar Ill the State Fairs which NAV be her after
held
So much Madison deserves to have said oAer.
and il would be sheer injustice not to say it. Ter
position at The lean end OF a read pretty II :
sucked dry, whatever it may have done in d.
aging business and Improvements, has not eff
ed the well known soeialty Of her citizens.
- - mN.wn - ~ =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

KNOW NoTH1NGs IN CALIFoRSIA.-A Califor
MIA exchange says the mysterious association Of
Know Nothings'' have spread themselves until
a branch is formed in almost every mining town
and village of any Importance throughout Cali
fornia. That they wifi have a great influence. if
not an entire control, over the ensuing election in
this State there can now be but little doubt al
though from the entire secresy Of their operations
il Is impossible to form an idea If how that intiu-
will be used 1t is said that besides their
peculiar principles Of prescription to all citizens
Of ign birth, they intend to select men for
office who are not mere politicians. but men who
VIII administer the government with economy
and desireto the welfare of people. If they
should succeed il this they viii deserve the thanks
Of the community, even though their proscrip-
tive principles should meet with no favor from
the large majority Of the people. In this city i
is srumored that they already number several
thousands, and the politicians briskly al WORK
endeayorng to ascertain in what scale their in
huence viii be thrown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

FURTHER from Iadiana.--It is repord at In
dianapolis, tina, eight anti Nebraska melbers Of
Congress have been elected--to wit: Dunn,
Cumback, Mace, Brenton, Barbour, Ssaes~Pettit
and Holloway In SO counties the People tick
ct is said 10 have majority Of 1900
Later from Ohio-Returns say the II anu
Nebraska members of Congress SO IA
Ohio, and the probability that the entire 1e-.
ton is Of the stripe L is further 50 no.
the majority for the State ticke. siIiexcee' : l
THOUSAND,
Pennsylvanta.-The same political tornado
which has swept over Indiana and Ohio seen4s
to have ragged with the same startling eject II
the old Key stone State. There is no doabt bu
that Pollock has beat Rieler, Nebraska ty "a tl
umphaRt majority.
The election of members of Congress - 'ise
decidedly anti Nebraska.
ES- The Know Nothing candidate for Mayor
f Baltimore Is elected ~ @'tl
lcs5-T The Know NotLings of Newark, New
Jersey, have Literally swept that city, They hsv,
elected the Mayor by large majority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

LARGE STock SALE THE LARsH ESTATE
by reference to our advertising columns. ii will
be seen that large amount Of valuable personal
property is to be sold next Thursday. by the Adj
ministrator Of the late Hon. NEWTON LAKsH, of
Dixon township. Preble county, Ohio. A pcr-
ton Of the property, we informed, consists of
some Of the finest specimens of blooded stock to
be found N the country-stock which has cost
"a mint Of money" and Of which farmers will
do we'll to obtain the ownership. Farmers who
properly regard their own interests will take heed
to this sale
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

.sg@ The annual assembling Of the Indiana " oI.ana
Right Association viii be held Indiana Is the 26h
9Th o October
With business Of the Association, reports wonlans Ia
Dor and remuneration: her legal cond ton her social POSITION
her 8caion. Will be the consideration and discussion Of
rights ell the advantages Of education. in
it, alles gncation, full equality in pursuits
possession u those ndcteasiha rights which
pertain TO her as d member Of civil society
rs the object o this cTen es Is promote justice har
noav and doubling the and Of
home and purifying society every branch all who have
Ieye race, ard desire for
daily invited 90 attend and take part the deliberations If
the melting.
September 26th, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
OObllD Ahsad.

Edieoss Palladium The election is over and
the result ct this precinct is rs follows: Peoples
Ticket. 100; Democratic ticket, Total 1sa
votes. Thst is, AntiNebraska, AIti-Liouor 80
-Nebraska and Whisky votes! There were
absent and those who did not vote favorable to
the Peoples ticket, enough to have mad, 1875 to
4. OF the votes cast for the democratic ticket,
were Irishnaen. temporary sojourners; q ciri-
zen, and q resident of Cambridge
II there is another poll in the State giving the
same number of votes can show larger majority
in favor Of freedom. temperance. law and order,
we win most cheerfu'ly yield the palm to tina t
place. L.
Dublin Oct 18th 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

rneneed abusing the school boys. Young Easton,
being spirited lad resented The insults, in words,
until they came too thick for hin 10 bear-when
in retaliation for being call "a ID little Amer
lean Know Nothing son of BIB Easton
bit the bur'v Dutchman with his skinny stick. .
Upon this the savage monster wrenehed the suck
from the lad, and with one blow tie ter4pSs
laid him senseless on the ground NJ.
with this, he actually 4t,nped ana A'IA.d NM -
he would have served a venomous tep'iie.
rhe bruised and Inanrls-i enid was conveyed
- srd died l., so hours thereafter, IN spite
c,,s;-ed skill Of number Of the best
pHfs NJ perpetrator OF TIL outrage was imlnedi-
atelv arrested and confined in AL This morning
the Grand Jury. which IS in session, received
special charge with reference to TINS case, and fe
tired at 10 o'clock
Tie most intense excitement prevails among
tire people Of Covington IN relation to the affair
SO much 50. indeed, hat Il Is feared by many
law abiding citizens thai N case The excited pop
iulace obtain al opportunity Of executing their
designs, the GRIMM al viii be lynehed-
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100 -
Iinea

Suggested seeing in the Gazette, Of the
Baby Convention at 81 riugfeld. Ohio.
We canlot baby,
TIN precious little dear
Cashts act very plenty
The greatly fear;
Bnt les : a baby
As any will be there,
With sparkling and diInplei cheeks,
Aut forehead bread and fair.
Know they give d shilling,
oar Little
And Fanny FERN would kiss him,
As be.
Bat - s~Hrcsfa 2bfo
To take hin to the show.
Besides. would trust hin
Upon tue
W. live in Indiana
Wayne county is our home
n you'd baby,
I gu II have T.
sure some little token
You might afford 70 give
Just leave it wiki te Editor
IIs7i fni where 1--we. -
10th month, Is. 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

Cat-.rERrgrr QrA4-rElss-The New York Journal II
commerce calls ten Of the pubic to counterfeit
II dollar With = the closet imitation IN appear
ee Of the genuine ccln which fea under notice
taken II ha pos atse and ad MO TIC sub Ifels
r where detected by the wcigher If coin
The cou nterfe appears y made Of other bright
metal east resemble exactly TIE genuine con and Is a:
towards with pure silver Is lated "ls55,
ana grams lighter than the genuine and
brttle By the latter efaractersc u be EASILY aetee-
Il viii readily break blow Ia u hammer There
are probably but IN ation end receivers of
money viii do well to be their guard against them
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13
FRANKLIN DEMOCRAT.

The editor Of the above paper { Bro. Bentey,)
paid visit to old Wayne recently; ani gave
quite doleful account Of the sod. sad fate OF
whiggery- its ''broken fragments (over which
The People rejoicing with a short ac-
count OF sundry and divers conventions being
held in the county. and bitter quarrelings and
"a mus generally growing out Of the saale.-
We clip the following from the article altlded to,
TO show how nearly friend Bentley come 3 benz.
either Prophet the Of a Prophet and
to extend a cordial invitation to him to f4y an
other visit TO old Wayne, now that The eiec!aon is
over, and see the universal Joy and satisfaction
up, Bro. Bentley and witness the heart felt greet
ings Of those who did not ike the muse made
the two sham democracy keys--Nebraskey
and Whlsteyi See the ''fusionists The Wings.
Democrats, and Free Sellers shaking hands: it'll
do you good-come! But TO the extract
s|Whilst the wings are fusslng and quarreling
among themselves, the "Old Liners going on
in the even tenor Of their way co7.jidsz.- IT tie
success of he schoie democ,otic tick4, We con
versed with several democrats in that county who
have heretofore been iuke-warm and wsFe oppo-
sed to the Nebraska bill who come GU open
" for the whole ticket. We predict . good ac-
count will be rendered IN old Wayne"
The "good account has been rendered, . but
not exactly in the manner and form our friend an
tcipated-it's good one, tho, and very accurate!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

The 18th District gives Sherman 2oo niajoi-
ity. Two years ago tie Democratic piushiy tor
Lindsay was 700.
Wade is reelected to Congress from the
Cuyahoga district by 1000 majority
Letter is elected in he Stark county dp1ct BY
5000 majority
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

9 y m. 4 Btchle. Esg.--This gentleman has
recently renowned the whig party 10 WHICH he
has formerly belonged, and is now batil In the
ranks Of the Democracy with telling efr14r At
3 recent meeting held at Richmond ~ DR..
Fitch ana Mr. Robinson were invited 10 address
the people Mr.. Bickle was called 10 tie stand
and addressed the meeting III very hal4y man
ner. Mr.. b. IS one Of the leafing members Of
the Wayne bar, gentleman If characgr and
stanaing, and VIII DO good serp'ce in the cause Of
Democracy We feel proud Of such accessionls
as Mr. Bickie, for we believe ne is honest, and
can have no earthly hope Of gratifying any poht-
ical aspirations be may have by attaching hm-
self 70 the democratic party Of Wayne county
Franklin Democrat. Oct s.
IN connection with the ab,ye we publish the
dream had by the two Bottoms, Shakespeare 5
Bottom and the modern on. dreamed alike. with
only this difference on awaking: the ancient one
MongM twas all by dream at the best, -
whilst his name-sake evidently feels that his
transmutation is vet reaiiiy; that, having made an
ass of himself, he is still nothing elso:
Il have had a most rare vision. have had a
dream--past the wit Of msn to say what dream
1t was:-Man is but an ;Ns, if he go about to
expound this dream. Methought l was-there
is no man can tell what Methought l was, and
nlethought had But man is but patched fool,
II lie will offer to say what methought | had -
the eve Of man hath rot heard, the ear Of man
hath not seen; man hand IS not able 70 taste his
tongue to conceive, nor his heart to report, what
my dream was It shall be called Bottom 5
Dream, because it hath no bottoml'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-10-13

DfED-on inst illness
Ev4fY., daughter T. ard DFusla A. Reed
aged nearly years.
SVri-hty Intelligent beautiful than ordinary
degree besides ben the only daughter and child
that the idol hearts. Bat
while perfect
scarcely Of the
Larth, consolation her heraaved
parents they
a gel
@ her Heavenly Fathers
The Eden her blooming
And IN her the ulurnnrs bIes
OF SEIIoh's softly flowing.
In the ghte robes CT Angels Clad
And wandering ~ that sacred river,
Whose OF holiness make glad
The city of oursiod forever
DIED,--On Tuesday last Of consumption, Mrs
SARAH ADDINGroS wife Of Mr.. Bishop Adding
ton, aged about 80 years.