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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04
business Notices.

Have you Cough, Cold, Pain in the
Ckest, or Bronchitis ? In fact, have you
the premonitory symptoms of the ''insa'
tlatc archer" Consumption If so, know
that relief is within your reach in the
shape of DIR, MISTER BALsAM OF Wild
CHERRY, which, in many cases where
hope had fled, has snatched the victim
from the yawning grave.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

BIS Pam Cake e.
Bet Fmit Cake. =
Be- Stand Of Growing Plants. NAH
Rand, M0rrisiour.
Besf Colleesios of Panries Is yar;-;
Mrs. Abel Pusn.aa. Johnson.
Best do, Flax ~ varietiez.l a
Best Sofa Pillow, Mr. 30 linn
Woleott. n
Tatiiag Yoke, a
Best Cloth Rug composed Of 1850 tis~
Mis- Nora Putnam, johnson. IL :,
Mas. $. NJ TESSET, SEC.
Mas. j. G. MONS. As. So
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

DR.. Il. r. Clarke's Vegetable Sherry Wine Bit
ters are certain cure for female sickness by TAX
ing wiAe-g lass half full before getting out Of bed
in the morning. Delic@te Ladies Will find 1t Of
great service Dy using 1t three four times day
Read advertisement In another column.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

NOtIcE,-PuFsuant 20 adiolrnusri -.
Directors Of the Lamoillc County A.
cultural and Mechanical Society viii A.,
at Powers q Gleed's Office, on Saiari,,
October 7th at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, ford.
purpose Of doing any necessary bu,ir.
ia relation TO the recent fair n
hear and act upon the report Of a GA.
mitiee appointed to look up the drfsr,,
locations for Fair ground, aud obtaiu5.
formation as to the cost Of the sane. /,
is hoped that all interested in the p,
aud Far grounds will be present with d.
Directors. |. n. LEBARoy, Sec
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

The cash receipts were probably about
100000. Expenses not yet computed.
THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
snOET-HoRN STOCK.
Best Bull, 3 yrs old and over, "Prince
Imperial" Tired by A W Griswold, ,
l n LeBaron, Morristown.
I'd do, "4th Lord of Oxford" A W
Griswold, Morristown.
Sd do, Samuel Farr, Hyde Park.
Best bull, 2 yrs old, "Hero," A W Girls
void.
3D. do, Hiram Dodge, Morristown.
Best Bull, yr old "Cimax, I'd" A W
Girls old.
% do, j G Bickford, johnson.
3D. do, Patrick Hasset, Morristown.
Best Bull calf, Prince A w Griswold.
I'd do, Sylvester Cameron Morristown.
Best Cow, Ambrose Bennett, Wocott.
I'd do, "Snow drop" A W Griswold.
3D. do, "Nobe," 4"
Best Heifer, 2 yr old, "Lady Mary, A
w Griswod.
% do. "Maid of Malvern, A w Griswold.
Sd do. "NiObe," 3D., ."
Best Heifer, yr old, LASS of Malvern,
A w Griswold.
I'd do, Rosa Bonheur', A w Griswold.
Sd do, Alfred Holbroek, Hyde Park.
Best Heifer Calf, A W Griswold.
I'd do, ."
3D. do,
AYRSHIRE STOCK
Best Bull, 3yrs old and over, L Meal
lester, Stowe.
ID do, Henry Bedell, Stowe.
Best Bull, 2 yrs old, Horace Hazen, Hyde
Park,
Best Bull, ] yr old P F Spaulding Nor
ristown
I'd do, D. Farrand, Morrstown.
Best Bull Calf, Horace Hazen,
I'd do. ID N Farrand
Best Cow, II M Day, Morristown.
Best Heifer, yrs old, A Campbell,
Hyde PARKS
% do, d N Farrand
Sd do, VIM M Small, Morristown.
Best Heifer, 2 yrs old, Horace Hazen. IA
I'd do, d N Farrand. 20
Sd do, :"
Best Hefer, ] yr old, Horace Hazen.
ID do, A Dwinnell, Morristown.
3D. do, VIM NJ Small.
Best Heifer Calf, Horace Hazen.
I'd do, VIM NJ Small.
Sd do, ? / spauIding
DEVON STOCK,
Best Bull, ! yr old, Rodney Wilkins,
Morristown.
Best Cow, r S Gallup. Morristown.
I'd do, Rodney wilkins.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04


"a do. Moullon & Richardson
Best Single Harness,
Best Boots & Shoes, A P Holmes
"a do,
Best Doors. Morrisville Mani Co.
% do, S ~ Wilson, Waterville,
Best Sash, Morrisyille Mani. Co.
81 do. S + Wilson
Best Blinds, Morrisyille Mani. Co.
"a do, S F Wilson
Best Specimen Of Marble Work, EE&
o II Foster, Morrisyille
% do, II II Mack, Hardwick
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Best Sugar Evaporater, d G Watts, Stowe
Best Cooking Stove, Imperial" G q
Page, Hyde Park
% do, American, o ID Matthews
Best Fire Crate, r Wakefield, Woodstock
Best Moving Machine Nv A Wood"
% do, Meadow King"
81 do, Buckeye"
Best Pair squirrels, Leo Gates, Hyde
Park
LADIES, DEPARTMENT.
Best Rag Carpeting, Mrs + b Town.
Cadys Falls. 100
% do, Mrs o A Edgerton, Stowe. 100
Best Quilt, Mrs | d Davis, Morristown.
l.50
ID do, Mrs Levi Small, Morristown. 90
Best Cradle Quilt, Mrs A Il Bailey, FL
/ more. 80
"a do, Mrs f II Shaw Morristown. %
Best Bed Spread, .lrs Levi Small. Nor
ristown. $50
Best Drawn Rug, Mrs T L Luce, Stowe.
100
% do, Mrs Apph; Crawford, Hyde Park.
IS
Best 10 yards Flannel, Ms Sylvester
Palmer, Morristown. 90
Best Domestic Mixed Wooden, Mrs Luther
\ Palmer, do, 90
Best Braided Rug, Miss Ellen, Hyde
Park. 100.
I'd do, :" :" IS
Best Wooden Bed Spread, Mrs W NJ
Small, Morrstown. 10
Best Ladies Hose, Mrs Hiram Cook, FL
more. so
ID do, Miss Rhoda Clough, Morristown.
%
Best Gents Hose, Mrs David Campbell,
Hyde Park. SOL
ID do, Mrs Russell Gray, Gilmore. 20
Best Striped Mittens, Mrs S G Scribner
johnson. SOL
% do, Mrs Hiram Cooke, Gilmore. %
Best Linen Table Cloth, Mrs Apph Craw-
ford, Hyde Park. 80
Best Wooden Yarn, Mrs Darius Fletcher,
Hyde Park. 90
Best Cotton Tidy Miss l. A Reed, Hyde
Park. rs
ID do, {" rs
Best Worsted Tidy, Mrs II G Benson,
Stowe. 80
I'd do, Miss Amelia Capron, Morrisville.
so
Best Cotton Lamp Mat, Miss N. W.
Goodrich, Morristown. 25
Best Leather Work, Mrs Laura Patterson,
Morrisville. 90
Best Bur Work, Mrs Charles HubbelI,
Stove. SO
Best Tatting Collar Miss Celinda Bailey.
Wolcott. is
"a do, &" so
Best Silk Lace, Mrs Minnie L Peck, Nor
risvlle. 90 4
Best Cotton Lace, Mrs II Tiff, Morris
vile. 80 /
Best Worsted Wreath, Miss N w Good
rich, Morristown. 100
Best Feather Boquet. Mrs Charles Hub
bell, Stowe. %
Best Hair Work, Mss Ida Cheney, Nor
ristown. 90
Best Wax Work, Mrs Charles HubbelI,
Stowe. | 90 L
Best Moss Work, Mrs A A Spicer, Hyde
Park. so
Best Shell Work, Mrs Charles Hubbell,
Stowe. 1 90
Best Autumn Wreath, Lettie Spaulding
Morrstown. so
Best Lichen Wreath, Mrs NJ P Bennett
Hyde Park. 80
Best Silk Weed Boquet, /" rs
Best Cotton Embroidery, Miss Carrie
Woodbury., Elmore 80
ID do, Mrs S Fl Tit, Morrisville. 25
Best Ottoman Cover, Mrs l. Wells, Cam
bridge. l 90
Best Log Cabin Mats, Mrs Lucy Little,
Morristown. ISL
Best Canvass Picture, Miss Ella Patter-
son. os so
Best Braided Slippers, Mrs d L Fletcher,
Hyde Park. rs
Best Transferred Collar, Mrs s Il Tiff,
Morrisyille. 25 !
Best Boquet Natural Flowers, Mrs l. 9
Barnes, Hyde Park. rs
I'd do, Mrs G w Fitch, Morrisyille. 25 !
Best do, Everlasting Flowers. Mrs M N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

81 do,
Best Pen Eve Lambs,
% do,
81 DO,
LEICESTER SHEEP.
Best Eve Lambs, Newell Whitney.
NATIVE LONG WOOL SHEEP.
Best Ram, 3 yrs old. Hiram Dodge.
Best Ram ? yrs old a r Spaulding.
Best Ram, ] yr old, A A Spicer.
ID do, Ira Darling.
Best Ram Lamb, Alfred Dodge.
"a do, Abel Smalley.
Best Pen Ewes, Alfred Dodge.
ID do, Ira Darlieg.
Best Pen Eve Lambs, Alfred Dodge.
"a do, Manchester Bros.
FINE WOOL SHEEP.
Best Ram, 3 yrs old, Fl p Stowe.
"a do, q A Harris.
Best Ram, yrs oil S Stowe Morristn
% do,
Best Ram Lamb, G A Harris.
ID do, s Stowe.
Best Pen Ewes, G A Harris.
"a do, Il Dodge.
Sd do, G A Harris.
Best Pen Lambs, S Stowe.
% do G 4 Harris.
Sd do, II Dodge.
FOWLS
Best Coop Hens, A w Griswold.
"a do, B B Baker, Morristown.
81 do, A b Strong.
Best 5 Geese, L Huse, Morristown.
"a do,
Best Pr Turkeys, b b Baker.
SWINE.
Best Boar, A J Maxfeld, Wolcott.
Best Boar Pig, A W Griswold.
Best Sow and pigs, Hiram Dodge.
% do, w S Cheney.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Best Tub Butter, Horace Circuit.
% do, w s Wood, Morristown.
Sd do, | A Dwinncll.
Best Cheese. Il Watts, Stowe.
ID do, Jesse Thompson, Morrlstown.
3D. do, Henry Harris, Stowe.
SUGAR AND HONEY.
Best Tub Sugar, II Wakefield, Hardwick.
% do, Henry Taylor, Wocott.
3fdo., Alfred Holbrook.
Best Box Honey II Goodwio, johnson.
ID do, l. Wheeler, Morristown.
3D. do, } W Daniels, Morrlstown.
GRAIN.
Best Specimen Wheat, jesse Thompson
I'd do, Il S Warren, Stowe
Best Oats, B l. Rand
I'd do, A B Smith, Morristown
Best Corn, ] NJ Green,
I'd do, G + Small
Best Peas, David Campbell
I'd do, b l. Rand
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Best Specimen Onions, W S Wood
I'd do, i A Tenney
Best Pota oes, FL D W Doty, Hyde Park
I'd do. G S Parker
Sd do, W B Hutchins, Wolcott
Best Peck Beans, S Stowe
I'd do, Il IL Shaw
Sd do, {"
Best Tomatoes, S Ii Tiff
I'd do, Ira Darling
Sd do, I"
Best Specimen Grapes, 5 H Tiff
% do, A B Rand, Morristown
Best CauliAower, A w Griswold
Best Specimen Carrots,
Best Can Pears, Il Herrick, Murristown
Best Specimen Watermelon, J CT Stay
ton Morristown
Best Specimen Apples, S H Tiff
ID do, 0 Hadley, Hyde Park
81 do, Jesse Thompson
Best Grab Apple, r S Warren, Stowe
I'd do, j W Daniels
3D. do, Nj N Wheel ok
Best Beets, A w Griswold
I'd do, L A Tenney
Sd do, L W Bailey, johnson
Best Cabbage, H Taylor
I'd do, A W Griswold
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Best Root Cutter, NJ s Burnell, Wolcott.
Best Revolving Beehive, I"
Best Butter Tub, John Read
Cd do, l. Wheeler
Best Lumber Wagon, NJ II Cady, Stowe
ID do, D @ Griswold, Cambridge
Sd do, M H Cady
Best Seed Sewer, H B Dodge, Morrist'n
Best Buggy Wagon, M Il Cady
I'd do, !"
3D. do, G P Scribner, Morristown
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

81 do, r 5 Gallup.
Bot Heiier, > yrs Oh, Nevel Whitney
Nolcoii.
JBRsET STOCK.
Best Bull. 3 yrs old, ''Jurius', G
Parker. E'more.
Best Ball. " old. G 7 Small, Morris
town.
Best Ball Calf. o NJ Tinker, Hyde Park
"a DO. Dick. c S Parker
80 do, WIN L Cheney, MOrristOwn.
Best Cos, A b Strong, Morristown.
"a do. 4 II Shaw,
Best Heifer, 3 yrs old. "Dewdrop", & S
Parker.
"a do, q. r Page Morrisville.
Best Heifer. 2 VI old, Geo W Hendee.
% do, "Bu'iercup", @ S Parker.
Best Heifer, l yr old, "Guzelle, G
Paker.
% do, " Pansey". G S Parker.
Sd do, l. Wheeler, Morristown.
Best Heifer Calf, WIN NJ Small.
% do "Spriie", G S Parker.
81 do, A G West. Morrisvile.
DR.. + b Smith of Stowe. exhibited some
very fine specimens Of his herd, mot for
premiums which are worthy of honorable
mention.
NATIVE STOCK.
Best Bull, 2 yrs old, A n Harlow, Hyde
Park.
% do, S Whitcomb HYDE Park.
81 do, j Poss, Elmore.
Best Bull, yr old, Charlie Rand, Nor.
ristown.
"a do, Eben Douglass, Hyde Park.
Best Bull Calf, Edgar Noyes, q"
% do, A r Spaulding, Morristown.
Sd DO, Ira Darling, Morristown.
Best Cow, A j Campbell.
"a do, Jonas Fisher. Morrisville.
81 do, &"
Best Heifer, yrs old, L II Shaw.
ID do, II Dodge.
81 do, a b Strong.
Best Heifer, 2 yrs old, w W Farrand,
HyGe Park.
"a do, Curtis Eastman Morristown.
3D. do, Il II Shaw.
Best Heifer, Tyr old, Mrs. Sarah Bennett,
Hyde Park.
ID 40, Abel Smallcy, Hyde Park.
3D. do, A b Strong,
Best Heilor Calf, Edgar Noyes.
% do, i A Tenney, Hyde Park.
Sd do, L II Shaw.
OXEN AND STEERS
Best Pair Of 5yr old, Oxen, b II Luce
Stowe.
ID do, A w Griswold.
3D. DO, NJ n Wheelock, Morristown.
Best Pair 4 yrs old, D L Chaffee, Nor.
% do, Geo Goodrich, Morristown.
3D. do, Alfred Holbrook.
Best Pair 3 yrs old A NJ Cole, Morris
town.
I'd do, D Douglass, Morristown.
I'd do, W w Wheelock, +"
Best PAIR 2 yrs old, Abel Smalley.
I'd do, Alfred Dodge, Morristown.
Sd do, S Whitconb.
Best Pair l yrs old w S Page, Hyde
Park.
ID do, Abel Smalley.
Sd do, Harrison Dodge.
Best Pair Calves, r D Slayton, Stowe
2 do, A Collins, Morristown.
3D. do, VIM S Cheney.
DRAFT OXEN.
Best Pair, Manchester Bros, Waterville
ID do, A W Griswold.
Sd do l.. H. Noyes, Hyde Park.
Best String of Oxen, Morristown.
STOCK HORSES.
Best Stock Horse, yrs old and over, w
S Gilbert
I'd do, John Ferguson, johnson.
3d do, NJ A Curlie, Wolcott
Best Stock Horse, 4 yrs old, VIM j.
Cheney.
ID do, II + Boise, johnson.
Best Stock Horse, yrs old, Utton Bros,
Worthwhile.
I'd do, Francis Locke, johnson.
Best Stock Horse, 2 yrs old R w Nc
Farland, johnson
Best Stock Horse, ! yr old, S A Spicer,
Hyde Park.
D @ Carleton of Cambridge, exhibited
A large, fine three years old, which deserves
special notice, but has not been in the
County long enough to compete for pre-
nium.
CARRIAGE AND WALKING HORSES.
Best single yrs old aud over, ID Will
kins, Stowe.
ID do, D G Carleton.
Sd do, G B Harris, Stowe.
Best do 4 yrs old and under, II Pierce,
Stowe.
I'd do. j Foss. Elmore.
Sd do, r w Mcfarland.
Best matched rair. 5 YRS old and over. r |
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-04

en- from the GROUND before The COMMITTEES
examined then. and were gwen 0uly on
what rcmaiBed.
uRAFf moEfFs.
Best Pr Draii Horses. II Dodge.
"a DO, Wan X Clement. MorrisioWn.
81 do, A Noe,
CursW0Ln suETP.
Best Ram. Syrs and over, II G Hill f.
more.
Best BAN, 2yrs old, Horace GrOut Nor.
risiOWn.
"a DO. J T Hill. Elmore.
Best Ham. yr old, II 2 stowe, Morris.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
For the Palladium.
A Nice Thing Spoiled a. Usual.
EVIL OBSERVATORY,
January l9, 1871.
Mr.. Editor:

LII. lSuNOT
The wise maneuver Of the May
or in "crayfishing' out of the inn
aginary GRosk- outrage. that was
to have been exposed in public
trial on Monday last, has been the
means of spelling the contempla-
ted "CnRoMos," which were being
prepared with SO much taste, art
and expense, for your paper but
as the Mayor could not make some
thing out of nothing, l will be
wiser than he and not attempt it.
Let it suffice that am ever on the
alert-at his heels like poodle.
"from early morn till close Of day
and will have my "Chromatic'
apparatus in readiness at mo-
ment's notice to "Chromotize" each
of his acts of .meanness that may
come under my observation.
My proximity to the Mayor
throughout each day, demands my
absence from your presence when
on the street, and my coming TO
see you in your Office might render
it dangerous TO be SAFE" You
know what revengeful little crea-
ture the Mayor is.) In other
words, I wish to consult you only
by pen, as the Little Joker
might play one Of 'em On me that
might result in my taking up my
abode in the ground till the Arch
Angel Gabrael shall call me to give
an account Of myself.
Privately Yours,
THROTTLE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

The question, how long the pro-
visions o. Paris will hold out, is
every day becoming Of more and
moro interest. 1t is now about
four months since the city was
closely invested by the Prussians,
and as yet the inhabitants show no
signs of distress from hunger. 1t
is noticeable, however, that NJ.
FREDERIC GAILLARDET, writing
frem Brussels on the 3Oth Of De-
cember to the Courier des Etats-
Unis of N Y. mentions that
correspondence then recently re-
ceived from within the lines fixed
the duration Of the supplies at the
1st Of February, and that an in
tercepted letter Of Gen VINCY was
reported, which confirmed the
imminenee Of famine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Robert Hill, employed on the rail
road, and q resident of this city,
was thrown from freight train on
Tuesday morning he fell som e
thirty five feet down an embank-
ment seriously injuring his body
in several places. The cause OF
his fall is attributed to the sudden
Jerking Of the cars in starting. He
is now lying very low at his resi-
dence. The frequency Of railroad
accidents is terrible, and it seems
that to work upon road is for one
to expose himself to all the dan
gers of soldier.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

AN EvENTFUL YEAR The year
1871 will be an eventful one. We
gather the following, which We &C
cett as facts, from an exchange:
Throughout the whole course OF
the year, whenever the moon wanes,
the nights will grow dark. Who
ever falls in love this year, will
think his sweetheart an angel.
Whoever gets married will test til Q
truth Of it. 1.-THE young lady hap
pens TO blush, she will look red in
the face. Ii your umbrella is lost.
or in other words is stolen, to buy
or borrow, or do without and walk
home in the rain, will be your al
tentative. And SO on to the end
of the chapter. These facts are
established by precedent, or re
would not give currency to them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

FEMALE MINsTRBLs.-This ex-
hibition of feminine wit and femi-
nine immodesty was very we'll at
tended by our citizens. The en-
tertainme nt consisted OF dancing,
songs, and performances upon the
trapsze, which we're we'll executed,
the latter extraordinarily 80. We
would rather, however, see our
people crowd to hear and see
something more didactic audeleva-
ting than these shows of illiterate
wit and humor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
THE ORlDE GOLD WATCH

In Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic spring Cases. elegantly engraved or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move
ments, full jewelea regulated aud warranted
to keep correct time. md wear equal tn Gold,
precisely like ia appearance. make. finish,
brilliancy of color, to 5000 told Watch One
of these splendid atches will be forwarded
by mail free to any address,, in ia nd some mo
roco case. lind with We! c, and satin, (La.
dies or Gents size Watch. FOR only .Sl2
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
to order
Genuine American Watches of all grades,
in Gold or Silver Cases, from SIS up 10 $500.
Other Gold Watches equally low With
every Club Of six Watches Of any kind, We
send one extra Of same kind free, as q pre-.
MUM to 9etter M Of Club superior stock
of Genuine Oride Gold Chains. from s. to So
each, warranted fn!ly equal to Gold in bril-
liancy IF color. wear, &c. Bills OF over SO
collected on delivery. If desired. All Bills Of
l2and less must be cash in p. o. mvnev or.
ders. or registered letters, at our risk Goods
carfully selected, packed and forwarded pre-
paid by mail, or by express, on receipt Of
price. Safe delivery of all Goods guaranteed.
Watches forwarded to be examined 20 parties
known, when express charges both WAYS are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis-.
sissippi River, with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charges on
goods sent G. o. D.; also for retarn Of money.
All Cash orders forwarded free of charges
to destination. Catalogues Free. Address
ali ders CBAS. P. NORTON 4 co.
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, dc.
Established 1851. So Nassau ST., Y.
29-1year.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
Z. S. COLLECTORS SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate, in the City
of Cambridge. Indiana.

The undersigned, Collector of Internal
Revenue CT the 5th Collection District fer the
State of Indiana, will sell at public sale, on
Monday, February iths 1871, on the prem
ises in Cambridge City, WAYNE County, In
diana. between the hours of o'clock A. NJ,
and 4 p. NJ. on said day and continue fr"m
day TO day between said hours until svil sale
is completed. the following r. al Estate, with
the appurtenances thereon and thereto TO-
longing. to.wit:
(32) Thirty-two Lots, number one - to
thirty two (32l, inclusive in block ten l0l,
and lots numbered fourteen ll4I, find fifteen
Isl, in block three all west of the river
and north of the National Road, as desgna.
ted upon the plat of said city Of Cambridge.
Upon said premises are buildings, two 81
large Steam Boilers, parts of . burnt Engine.
q pumbcs Of large Beer Cisterns, hisky
Cisterps, a large quantity of Brick and Lum
Der, Hog Pens, &c. All Of which are appur.
tenancss to aud upon said Real Estate, and
viii be sold Herewith.
Seized and levied npon as the property of
John Golfer to pay Int. Rev. Taxes assessed
against him and due the United States.
WIN. GkOSE, Collector,
New Castle, January 20, 1871, i5ts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

The Knights of Pythias will
have Damon and Pythias played at
Woods Theatre on the evening of
Feb. 9th, and will also give grand
party at Pixies Music Hall. An
Excursion party will probably go
from here. A reduction in the
prices of the leading hotels of Gin
cinnati from three to two dollars
will be made to those holding K.
2. tickets.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

The people Of Bridge street
we're aroused from their slumbels,
on Saturday evening, by the cries
and screams of an old woman On
nearing her it was found that her
lord had come home and was anus
ing himself by beating her with a
billet of wood. We are told that
this is the old lady who used to
enliven Green's shanty with her
Irish songs and jigs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

j. -PRssCoTT ELDRIDGE.- This
gentleman's lecture, on Monday
evening. was we'll attended, not
withstand, the-i--t that other
entertainments were soliciting aud :
fences. His renderings we're high
ly interesting. We hope he will
give an exhibition Of great imita-
tive power in our city again. and
we can predict crowded houses
for him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

AN ANCIENT ENGLISH LAW =
Until the year 1910, this law was
in force in England:
i"Whosoever shall enticc into
matrimony any male subject Of her
majesty's. by means Of rouge.
white paint, Spanish cotton, s.eci
corscts, crinoline. high ecled
shoes, or false hips. shall be pros
etu.ed for witchcraft, and the mar
riage d, c!ared null and voil.'
Suppose tie above law was in
force in this country, would any OF
| our beautiful bellies be subject to
BE- indicted and prosecuted for
wirchcraft p
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

THE passenger train from Chica-
90, due here at $50 a. m , was four
hours lato on Monday morning.
The delay was caused by heavy
snow storms occurring on the north
end Of the road.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

A MAN entered Miller's Shoe
store, on Saturday evening. and
! succeeded in stealing q pair Of
shoes. But policeman Bennett,
who is ever on the watch, saw the
act and caught the perpetrator as
he came out. Previous to the theft
the man had been in several other
/ stores and had drawn suspicion on
himself by his sly manner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

The Managers Of the Home Of
the Friendless received from Gen.
Sol. Meredith, of Cambridge City,
the sum OF S35., which was made
up among the friends Of the Insti-
tuition residing in that city. This
proves that the Home has friends
abroad as we'll as here.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

The "Baker House," on North
Marion--Gilber: Block--has been
reitted and refixed, and is now
one Of the best homes for the trav-
eler and way-farer, in our city.
Chester Perry, is one Of the best OF
landlords, and he knows just how
to cater to an empty stomach, and
make glad the heart of the weary.
Give him q call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21

A BUSINESS man Of our city has
disappeared. The last accounts of
hi n are that he was seen eating
dinner in Hunts Dining Hall, Gin
cippati.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-21
DIR. PETERS, Electro Physician !,

DIR. PETERS, Electric Physician
Now permanently located in Rich
mond, Ind, treats al chronic Diseases
and cures all durable cases with his
pure Vegetable ard herb Remedies. lie
cures all cases Of Fits and Epilepsy in
their worst form, all Cases Of Consum p
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, Diseases of
the Lung. Heart, Liver Kidneys, Dys>
pepsia, ScrofuIa and all other chronic
Diseases. Where there is vitality sufti-
Gent to sustain the system all Female
Diseases especially and successfully trea-
ted. No Caiomel, or Mineral or Poiso
nous Medicines used. DR.. Peters treats
the Eye and Ear with greater success,
then has ever been known to the Proees-
sion. Charges within the reach CT all.
All calls to the country promptly atten-
ted to day or night Offi,e No: 800 Main
street up stairs in Vaughan's Building.
DR.. Peters also does general practice.
As Gm