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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
MOTIFS
PILL IRON

9, and carbon BY combustion i, Hydrossd
Europe and the United States and prescribed in their
The experience of thousands daily proves that NO
preparation OF iron be compared To it. Impurities
otherwise .cky complexious indicate necessity in
e: s s %
curative in eseh of the following comp .iuss viz:
pepsia. Constipation, Darrhoea. Dysenery, Incipen.
Consumption. Scro'ulous tuberculosis. Lung Affections
Liver Complaints Chronic Headaches Rheumatism. ms
'e1%.ns rs1ss: rnS,eI On sHi II,
Of acute disease dminution nervous
81 n. to an
which description sttestaton would render
forgotten in their shborhoods have suddenly re
appeared in the busy world IS just returned FROM
ofths kind attessed of female sufferers
..ed victims Of apparent e1haus
and dyspeesc aversion to air and exercise for which Tia
In Nervoas Affections all kinds, aud for
familiar to medical men the operation Of th.
like the old oxides vigorously tonic without beng
IL he o.s os..n.. Of eo..Tene..
ever beinsa gastric or INJECTING dsaseebleis
1t property. among others. which
% rrmsrhaey eaeetu.and permanent remedy Tor P.s
aeoL BY dispensing the local tendency which forms
In DyspePsss. innuper.bIears it. causes. 4. single
these ChaIybsase Pills hss osn sonesa for
most hAhitus Sne
In leheeked 0taH1AOe0. even Shen advanced
Dyssuser. eonhrmed emaciat aud ~ parensly nalg
elects have beeen equally decisive And assonsh
Ing
In pains. of hesh and ssrensth debiiisa
ns cough, hectic. which generally indi-
cate l1cip600t COns0opttO0 this reoedy has
ed friends and phynciAnsr In
very gratifying and distressing instances
In Scroe9lOO0 TUbeFcOtOoeo this nedicated
than the good eject OF the nos
iously balanced Preparations Of iodine without Of
heir veil Known liabilities
The attention Of females cannot be too fnv
reedy aad restorative in fhs eases peeaaary
Affecting ehen-
In RHe1Ratisun both Chronic and in1Annasory-
deeidedy-isnas been nv1TiA
veil reported aIieviaxng pain 49, re1scing
the sveine stiffness Of the Joints ana noseses
In BaeeFaies80s Tevefs II masf necessarily b
energetic restorative Ane II preSraDs
he ssseeaents the vsst,stu probably -
oe high renovn and usefuiness-
No remedy di0eovered An soe vhoie HE
sesy q meci~s, which saeh prompt hnppy asA
oily eGsets Good sppeass complies diees
tioa rapid aesusison strsngA Win an scesssi dis
active and cheerful enthusiastically fes
loo
Pa a. in neat. Tat metal soxes esasainise - ps.
rsee s. cents ps9 Sex b. Druggists and Daess
viii address on sseeaP< OF ne pracs-
AL lessers- orders. etc. sheea - ssersee,
r. B. LOCKE d CO.. General Agents.
S3D 0F00AWoy, New YORK
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~ We notice that the German n

~ We notice that the German u. E.
Church, on the s. w. cor. Of Market and
Marion, is finished. 1t is well and comfort
ably seated-a very neat pulpit: and the al
tar. pulpit and sisles are csrpeted. II will
seat from 800 to 400 persons very conven-
isn,ly. At the west end OF the Church bull
ding. and attached to it. is . one story brick
School House. The school room is SIS BY 20
in the clesr-well seated, and is used for
Sabbath school IS we'll as for week day
school: the latter Of which is under the
Immediate care of Mr.. Miller, Who has
proved himself to be most efficient teach
" Of the German language.
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goeals, Aotites, II.
Richmond, Nov. sth, 1850.

GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERTO
Messrs Shorey. Duprez 4 Green's New Orleans
and Metsopoiitan Buriesqne Opera and Brass
Band, will give two Of their popular entertsin-
mcnts. 1t STAR Hall, on Friday aad Saturday
Evenisgs sext, Nov. 9th and 10Th, Introducing
each eveeing choice programme that cannos
help TO please % spprecisting audiescs. This
Double Troupe consist Of sixteen delineatos Of
Ethiopiao characters. and > brass band Of ten
piecsa which will give grand serensde
each evening in front Of the Hall previous to
the opening Of the doors. For particulars see
programmes and posters.
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~ History says: ''niue small children and
one at the Breast" followed John Rodgers
to his martyrdom and there were nine men
and Postmaster Elder. who assisted at the
burial Of Douglas by voting at the Richmond
poll on Tuesday last for Breckenridge! This
looks like some coincidence.
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- Thirty-two Bells were found in the
ballot box at the Richmond poll, on last
Tuesdsy-on close examination, the Bir.
sey crack-(the very same thing that de-
feated the immortal CLAY in 44)-was found
in each one OF 'em. Like the friends Of Bir-
ney then, our Bell friends merely rosed to
sAow their strength now; but thanks to their
meagre number without the same fatal result
of their exemplars. the Birneyites!
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Stsinvsy Sons Overstrupg Grand Action Pia
nos have received Gold aud Silver Modal
Also tie LIST Premium at TIE United States Fair st
Cincinnati also at the late State Fair 1t Dayton =
II you want Frat Class Piano Of the above manu-
factory, please call at
Prof. J. y. MULLER'S
Piano Depot at Csmbridgs City, Ind.
Or Of S. +. TODD. 1t Sam Esteil's Jswery Store
Richmond, Indiana-
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81 On Tuesday. OF last week. the Rev.
Mr.. vAS DoRkS. formerly Of College Hill.
Ohio. was regularly Installed as the Pastor
Of the Presby tsrisn Church on South Fifth
Street. in this city. Regular services at that
Church CHI Sabbath may be expected here
after. Arrangements we learn have been
made to procure bell for this Church.
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W At RICHMOND FLAX Will
A Asv hanAroA foas Hlax s&R1w. fo1sN1sezys ~
vhseA will pAy CASE
lseAmsoS OF 3 Ieea. -
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@C. B. HUFF will wait on the citisens Of
Richmoud wayne rP Monday, Tueeday, asa
wednesday S0'- i'' - u
for their County Taxes.
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FATAL ACcrDESr.-On Tuesday morning
last. Calvin Hunt. who lives near Hillsboro'
10 this county started to his corn6eld, his
little son, aged about Is years with him,
driving pair of horses Mr.. Hunt was
walking before the horses. One OF the lines
slipped from the boys hand. and 10 attemp'
ting to get hold Of it. the horses became
frightened. started off. throwing the boy on
the ground. breaking his neck-he died in.
stantly. Mr. Hunt attempted to catch the
horses. but could not hold them. He was
ran over. but not seriously Injured. The
boy WAS great favorite by all who knew
him. and was the pride Of his parents.
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~ Our friend. DR.. R. E. HAuGHros.
left for Philadelphia on Tuesday night last,
purposiog to attend the College aud Hospi
tails Of that city for improvement. He will
be absent until March next. He leaves his
lady at her fathers at Cleveland. Ohio.
during his absence in the city of "Brothsrly
Love. His numerous friends in this city.
will miss him. and will be glad Of his re-
turn " home again I" with additional knowl
edge in his profession. making him still
more useful as q skillful and successful ply
stefan aud Surgeon. Oar best wishes attend
him. We trust to hear from the DR.. fire.
quently, by communications for our paper
while absent.
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A Novelty in the Art World.
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON P0RCEl AIN
letters Patent in the United States EnglSnd
France and Belgium.
THE AMERICAN
Photographic Porcelain Comply,
NO. ISL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Having secured their novel and ingenious invention
execute all orders for
Miniature Likenesses of Persons on
China,
Peentins all the attractive and advantageous
., ordn, the s.sn, and ani.n Of,
durability, being rendered imperishAbie he
TERED.
the patented process. of the Company enable. the
upon such round of degree OF irregular
be reproduced With fAusiess accuracy
aud delicacy OF deneAtan. porcelain any
description and dimensions used articles luxury
OF household utility. such ~
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups. Toilet Arti-
sA1 Giles. &C.,
Thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and exquisite style Of ornaenason OF Articles In
In order 10 furnish facilities for the eradication
the popular aste and TO meet wants of those
es ns karops
superior Porcelain 0oods. manufactured their
A. the American Company owner, the patent
right. consequently the only
use the process, they have deser@ined, in order
To afford people In every section OF I'll .
Union an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
TO make the following proposition to
Residents of the Country, who are un-
able 70 visit personally the Atelier
and Galleries in New York.
Persons sending Photograph. ambrosype nAsusr-
reosype the ONCE Of the Company in Sev York,
eonpsnied By
Five Dollars,
viii receive in return BY express, free Of charge.
4 Richly Orndmexted Breakfasf Csp
and Saucer, ,cith the Portrait fyaasferred
thereon By shifting . DAg.srreosype and
Tea DollAss
, They will secure like manner,
AHANDsoMx FRENCH VASE OR TOILET ARTICLE
With the Portrait produced patented process. By
sending . pair Of paguerreosypes and
Fifteen Dollapu
they will receive in return
A Pair of Rich Sovros Vases,
Miniature paias;nss:
.and like portraits reprodaesd per
scelAin
Vases of Every Quality or Finish,
srsneine in price from
,rwensy 60 one E1unaroA DollaFs The Pair
n B.-Be r.rtieal.r in writing IL address, sov..
( All iesters to be addressed 70
Manager, An. Photographic rsrsslnln Company,
/ al BrsAdsay. Nsv York
oetebes u. q
! Direct frOu the MaDuEAcsaFer.
! Geld. Gold'
Watches WatcAssl
Jevelry, Jswslry!
The very bessi The very best!
7 The very cheapest. The very cheapest.
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)APER HAN GIN G.


R<specsruy inferns the public that ne 70 prepared to
psrfor paper hanging in the eet possible manner ca
eAers nosiee, favorable terms
Orders = e. paxdAie D. or - has resaAeoes 81
June IS&h. lSoo. Su
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John M. PAXSON,

Has opened . MEAT Store in his old stand. .
lew doors north OF Main Marion where
prepared to supply his old friends
rest of mankind with all kinds Of fr-sh
BEEF VEAL, MUTTON, PORK,
LARD &c &c. at the lowest possible far KASH,
and KASH only He also makes super ior BclOgMa
Sal ges. which he will sell at wholesale aud retail
as low as they can be hai place in the He
atvays be found his stall in the Market House
market days Thankful tor the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received. he will endeavor to deserve
atiiurnce Of the il goo meats low prices, at
Mntion to business will IL
neoeptenlber 18th, is6o ~
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~ Nature seems to have been as busily
engaged IN splitting and dividing her pro.
ductions, as the "little giant" has been in
rending the modern democratic party from
turret to foundation stonep Our friend r.
G. Shute. turned up q turnip that turns
out to be as nearly Ne5ucodnesero-D Doug
lasitish similitude as could possibly happen.
and brought it to us as curiosity. 1t meas
ures 8 inches in diameter. weighs pounds,
and is split into three distinct parts--the lar
ger split representing Breckenridge. the
next largest Bell. and the next size little
Dug. There's very little sustenance in a
turnip. and in that fact. also, there is quite =
similarity between this vegetable and the
principles protested by these three factions.
How true it is, that there's
Books the running brooks Sermons In stones, and
l-. good In every thisg,'
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Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
ORE.V TO LOG.a,NcSRORT.

Trains seserdns the tine table esnaess
An1oroon With the IH1 for
All points East and West Kokoae.
nth PBau 1sDtA1APoID = R.Also Loganspors Win
foIRDoWADAs1 Il WssTERn Railroad in tbs
wabasA Valley ana Loganspert. PsePa BuFiinOson
Railroad for Feor1e Burlington and all -
north vest.
Time Table No N.
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! Down ward Trmtn q

The Burlington Express Train, going West
natl at soc Hamilton u.s. Camden SIG. Eaton 30;
arrive at Richmond Us. Returning leaves Richmond
IS at Eaton SOS Camden 5-32 Hamilton ESQ., arrive
Cincinnati As.
d. NJ. MORROW, Supt.
Aug. II, 1860. II
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING
and ReuaiHinG!

GuNHE undersGned 10 preparing so coREy "a ene
above business vaTioas bfaDsAeo .,
Ne lI0 Main aud Hith streees. opposite ~ Afs
dith House He has Boot and Shoe kep4iref ses
upwards OF . century . booe shoe @Akereoe
more than rs hsving employer experdn. 20
workman all done b. hfaaoe
be mp in vorkmaniike and substAetiAl
cheap the cheapest lie has on hand emAH ios o.
new .econd h. nd Boots He viii make 10
neasu- repair the shortest possible no
tiee country generally nave snsif
repAirinR done no with then
good variety Garden Seeds. Plants ana eoae sSS
Vegetables. Plants ana 500 ON
produces bought taken on commission ior sals-
By s.rict attention TO merit fso
sonsbe shz Of public patronage Leather hour
groceries dry goods produce, and even eAss
will be ,,n
Don't forget place get moneybseh e Nc. Lo
Richmond. 18th mo-, April a6eh 1880 = ~
WAsrsD-A god jour one of sober AID indussnous
habi,s-none others need apply
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20 NJ NJ 8 s n II 0 U 8 E.
FRANK. SKINNER & CO.,
: No. IS, West Second ST.,

Receive and sell Wheas. Rye, Corn. Oats, Barley
Deans. Barley Hops. Hogs Bacon. Bulk Buck
whs.s. Butter. Chose. Lard. arsase 1.llo. Cotton
eeafhexa Hep. fohaees. Dry Hides salt Hdes son ~
Sacks. DU Hraits Timothy. Clover Flax and Hempseed
and peod1cs In general
as>esipeion Rioar rAitow. 0rease Lard
baik Meat and Bacon. sssar and Aolasses ship your
produce aud draw IT sight. -
-
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ErfERs Adn nisfra,ion having been issned to the
j noderssRsSd the ssesss Of THOMAS ALFRED
Ae.csed late Wayne all persons indebted
The sa1e are requesssA Immediate payment. and
hav;pe against the will ale she
essie~sut secordiss rAe is protaby SOL
''a' JESSE srARR. Adninissr.so-.
~ ,Seo E1
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QRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
- FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers sale good drst class
dwelling corner Of Sixth sad walnut street II
10 high and four rooms and kitch
en- 10 best style. havtna been
renovated and improved by every inas
desirable. Any wishing to purehAse sue
house. opportunity Of doing 30 on the most
reasonable terms, BY calling on
AMI. 9th 1861 35-tf
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GEORGE G.. EVANS,

Proprietor Of the Oldest and largest Gift Book Enter
prise, in the world. permanently located 1t
No. 49, Chestnut Street
~ PHILADELPHIA.
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Having purchased the sp.eioas Iron Buiiding, No
4Ss Chestnut Street. and fitted it With every
vsnisnce to facilitate my business. oertcularay
ofaneh devoted ountry or ders; aud having srg
o. cas- ial than any other party invest in the busi
mess; am nov prepared 70 offer grsaTer advantages
asd better gifts than ever to my east mers.
viii faFnisA any book (of raj charActer1
Psblished the United States, the regular retail.
price Of which i dollar and upvAr Ia end give
present worth from so LOO doll With eaeh
book. and guarantee to give perfect tisfaotion,
am determined to maintain the Feput stion already
bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Phiiadeiphis invited To call
and judge for themselves. G.. g. EVANS.
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Empire Steel PlOW
MANUFACTORY,!
.. HoRNEY 4 CO.,
"A VIM almost every description Of
$ eel p low 8,
v,,., x .s...s;,,. N. s.Par..e.s. &c 49,.
seassE 4. an s.ideass Of The shtnes.e the s...sA
e
sSs .e o. 1 s5sn . IS sa'.s
isdi.as SAT. 1sis i's' receives \ 'A' l-ss
Four First Glass Premiums.
The .nss~s Of which their pevs made is selected
Mould Boar Il are made of the best Steel
LONG ADAM :. sss e.sfss.s
The proprietors all practical ~Orlnen. and a.
,ner uosk IS aooe ey them, under their Immediate
The style and quality their vorkis and
All Cases Warranted
To be Precisely represented,
AhoerAi reduction will he N to the trade
5. HORNEY & CO.,
Richmond. Ind,
A new exhibition.
SyNAyIAMsS NNNNENs
~ . large and waived stock of Dry G~oAs ~ IN.
latest styles and importations Embracing great VA
ety OF Spring midsummer Wear Men, Boys and Chill
dren.
IxA991S' @14os ooo09.
Of which, in addition usual styles, nice
assortment Of Foulard.. French and Org.ndie Lavps
French and German Ginghams. Berage giaxs Eme-
raid ayadier BayAder Ducas, Celestial Piads
dines. Sc. &c.
DRESS TRI.u.NE.V,GS
of the latest styles. consisting of Round Plated
cords and tasses.
20 DOE. Shaker Hoods,
Direct from Shaker Village,
shoVverot0 CD FArA0ol0.
CARROTS, SHOES. QUEENSWARE,
All of wich have been selected the Cities
graf and purchased the lowest ruling rates Of
drst hands.
Thankf for past fsvors hope straight forward
business course,snd One Price Sy ste m merih
a continuance OF the
STRATTAN & SON.
April l2. IS
John NJ. PAXSON.-
q
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Direct frO0 the Manufactures.
tieldi Gold.
Watches WatcAssi Nk
JeveIry, Jswslry!
The very best The very best!
The very cheapest. The very cheapest
At g. A. Dick:nsoa's Jesssry ssees. No. . Maj.
Street RscAn ste Iud
Acgsl .. I
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COAL OIL WICKS. CHIMNIES,
Globes, Burners, &c,
i Ii.lt PLUMMER & KELLY's.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

in the past week drove of Cattle in this town, said to have come from the infected districts. The droyers sold some and went north with the remainder.
 Winstea.
 We are delighted to learn through the Win sted sheet, that MT. WHITE intends keeping 6 Fish Market this summer, just west of the Herald ofice-both of the shell and scaiy trloe- also Beer, for which the Editor vouches So ii any body inquiries for "White" again, this lgratul- tous) advertisement answers the query
 The Augur Works are being rapidly rebuilt, on the site where the old building was burned few weeks since. In this and in other numerous instances of building, we are happy to learn of the prosperity of the thriving borough of Win sted Great interest is felt as to what ac- tion the Legislature will take upon the proposed charter for Savings Bank in Winsted, and the East and West Villages are thereby by the ears. Both want the Bank situated within their own precincts, and between both, the project is likely to fail altogether.
 The evening Passenger train on the Nauga- tuck railroad on Friday evening ran of the track through the displacement of a switch near the depot at Winsted. There were numerous digni- taries of the Legislature on the train, who were somewhat shaken up by the jolting OCT the sleepers- was species of log-rolling they were decidedly unfavorable to. Nothing was broken however, and the engine was on the track again next day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

&YH DISEASES OF THE LIvER.-When the cele- brated Dr. Rush declared that drunkenness was a disease, he enunciated truth which the experi- ence and observation of medical men is every day confirming. The many apparently insane excess es of those who indulge in the use of spirituous liquors, may e thus accounted for. The true cause of conduct, which is taken for infatuation. is very frequently diseased state of the liver. No organ in the human system when deranged, produces a more frightful catalogue of diseases. And if, instead of applying remedies to the mani- esations of disease, as is too often the case, phy- sicians would prescribe with view to the origi- nal cause, fewer deaths would result from diseases
 induced by deranged state of the liver. Three fourths of the diseases enumerated under the head of Consumption, have their seat in diseased liv- er Dr. NJ Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, prepar- ed by Fleming Bres., certain cure.
 eE Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. NJ LANES'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, man. ufactured by FLEMING BROS. of PIrrsBuRG, PA. All other Vermifuees in comparison are worthless, Dr M'Lare's genuine Vermifuge, also his celc- brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respec- table drug stores. None genuine tcrthom the sgHa '. lure of FLEMING BROS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

We present above an excellent cut of thu physiognomy of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OUR NEXT PRESIDENT
 Firmness, Intelligence, Intellect, Integrity and Fearlessness are all represented in that expres' sive countenance.
 Such bright qualities ANDREW JACKSON pos sessed, and such we want nowadays, in this age of corrupt officials and temporizing Presidents Such qualities are possessed by ABRAHAM LIN COLIN, a man, who like Jackson, rose from tht people, rose through his own unaided efforts, his strict integrity, his undaunted bravery to th' Presidential chair.
 His face does not belle the MAN. If any ob feet to it's plainsss, let them thank Heaven and take courage, and themselves being equal, a lucky future may see them inaugurated as successor of Washington and Jefferson, and Jackson, and Lincoln