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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

Man is the creature Of Interest and am
bition. His nature leads HIM forth INTO
the struggle and hustle Of the world
Love is but the Establishment Of his earl,
life, OF a song piped in the intervals Of the
acts. He seeks for fame, for fortune
for space in the worlds thought, and do
minion over his fellow men; but d
woman's whole life is history Of tn
Elections. The heart is her world: II L.
there her ambition strives for empire-l'
is there her avarlce seeks for hidden
treasures. She sends forth her sym
pathies on adventure; she embar.s hel
whole soul in the traffic affection; and u
shipwrccked, her case is hopeless-for y
is a bankruptcy Of the heart. When
she is like some tender tree
the pride and beauty "fthe grove grace
ful in its form, bright in its foliage, bal
with the worm preying at It's heart. We
tind it suppenly whitening when it should
he most fresh and luxuriant. We see il
dropping its branches to the earth, and
shedding leaf by leaf until wasted ant
persisted away. 1t falls even in the still
ness Of the forest; and as we muse over
the beautiful ruin, We strive in vain to
recollect the blast or ihunderbOlt thai
could have smitten it with decay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
A VIRGIN HEART.

There is nothing under Heaven so de-
licious as the pure, fresh and immutable
affections. The most felicitous moment
OF mans life. the most ecstatic Of all his
emotions and sympathies, Is that in which
he receives an avowal Of affection from
the IDOL Of his heart The springs of
feeling. when in their youthful purity, are
fountains Of unsealed and gushing ten
derness-thc spell that once draws them
forth is the mystic light Of future years
and undying memory. Nothing 10 life is so
pure and devoted as a woman's love. II
matters not whether 1t be for husband or
child, or sister or bother, III is the same pure
and unquenchable fame. the same con-
slant and Immaculate glow Of feeling,
whose undeniablc touchstone is trial
Do but give her one token of love-one
kind word. or gentle look, even IL it be
amid de~olation and death, the feelings Of
that faithful heart will gush forth as a
torrent, IN despite ofearthly bond or mer-
ceaary tie. More priceless than the gems
OF Goiconda Is virgins heart, and more
devoted than the iiolatry Of Mecca. j.
wonans love. There is no so-did view.
no o. Nc self interest in the feeling.
1t is a principle and characteristic of her
nature-a faculty and an infatuation
which alporbs and concentrates all the
fervor other soul and all the depths Of her
bosom. would rather be the idol Of one
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

YVHE subscriber makes another appeal
Il to those in his debt, and he il conf.
dent 1t will not be in vaint when they I'M
derstand that his W ants for monev have in
creased of late, in consequence Of his hav-
ing assisted in the erection Of the foundry
establishment at this place. Threat are
common in such cases, he makes none, yet
reserves the full privilege of resorting to
the law at pleasure, and may be a. lixely
to do SO as those who arc continually
tire atening. The cur that barks all the
time is not the most apt to bite. Those
who have open accounts and cannot pay
are requested to call and give their notes.
He likewise wishes to inform has custo-
mers and others, that he now occupies for
a shop, the corner, on Main street. he eto-
fore used by Strattan e Reid as a store,
one door west Of Hills store, near the west
end of town, where he has ON hand, and
expects to keep constantly an assortment
Of SADDLES, BRIDLEs, and all other articles
common in his line, of good materials and
workmanship, which he will sell ON rea-
sonable terms. Shingles, Bacon, Lard,
Wheat, Oats, Linen, Linsey, Beeswax.
Tallow, and many other articles consumed
BY a family, or received by the merchants.
viii be taken for work and in some cases
for debts.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Second month LIST. 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
THE MEETING OF WATERS.

The rivers running into the sea pre-
sent great variety of interesting phe-
nomena. Mlny form bars Of sand, as the
Senegal and the Mic; others like the
Danube, rush with such force into the sea,
that one can, tor a certain space. distin.
suish the waters If the river from those
Of the sea. The Mississippi elects its
waters with such force, that il retains the
form Of a strong and rapid river even in
the bosom Of the Atlantic, traverses the
American coast for upwards Of two tnou-
sand miles and first mingles with the O.
cean near the western shores Of Scotland.
This prodigy is denominated the Gull
Stream. Rivers. however, sometimes
the superior influence Of the
sea which repels the waters into their bed
Thus the Seine, forms at its mouth s'bar
of WATER" and the Garonne, unable to
discharge, with sufficient rapidity, the
waters which it Accommodates in a kind OF
gulph between Bordeaux and lts mouth,
Exhibits this aquatic mountain, stopped
by the fow OF the tide, rolling backwards
inundating the banks and agitatin. the
vessels
The most sublime phenomenon Of this
kind is that Of the giant rivers, the Orel-
lana, called the river of the Amazons.-
Twice day it pours its imprisoned
waves in the ocean. A liquid mount is
thus raised to the height Of one hundred
and eighty feet; it frequently meets the
flowing tide Of the sea, and the shock Of
these two bodies of waters Is SD dreadful
that It makes the Geightoring shores
tremble. Fishermen and navigators d.
from 1t in the utmost terror. At every
full moon, when the tides are highest, the
river seems to redoubie its power and
energy; its waves and those of the ocean
rush against each other like the onset Of
two mighty armies. The banks are
inundated with their foaming waves;
the rocks drawn along like light pebbles.
|and borne as weapons of war almost upon
the surface Of the adverse tides, are com
puisory Participators in the conflict, by
dashing against and frac:uring each other
Loud noises, like the c!amor of warning
hosts, re-echo from island to island. One
would suppose the genius Of the river and
the god OF the ocean were contending In
battle for the empire Of the waves. The
Indians call ta:s phenomenon Pororore0.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY.

A correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce writes thus from
Constantinople:
Under the kind auspices of Commo-
dore Porter. to whose hosPitable at
tention we are greatly indebted, We
had fine opportunity Of seeing the
Grand Sultan. 1t was in the field
where he is in the habit, on certain
days in the year, Of practising at arch
ey.-and this being the day. We repair
ed to the field. The monarch soon
arrived on horseback, surrounded by
several members Of his court. Obser-
wing US. and being informed that we
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

'TVHOSE who are ind06ted to me. for
job printing, or on subscription to the
Palladium, are again, aud for the last time.
notified to settle the same. 1t is absolutely
necessary that thin De done, in order that
! may pay my deH4B. My notes and ac-
counts are in the hznds of Mr.. Holloway.
the present editor, where. they will remain
until the tenth Of May neat, after " hich date,
those in arrears may expect to settle the
debt and costs with ESQ.
do not wish to sue any ofmy former patrons
but my necessities will drive me to it IN.
less their dues are liquidated, and that
speedily.
T. ]. IARSH.
April Goth, 1893. Is
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Fidelity.-'.After the execution Of
Sabinus, the Roman general, who suffered
death for his attachment to the family of
Germanicus, his body was exposed upon
the precipice ofthe GemoniR, as a war
ming to all who should dare to befriend
the house Of Germanicus. No friend
had courage to approach the body: one
friend only remained true-his faithful
dog. For three days the animal contin-
ued to watch the body. His pathetic
howlings awakened the sympathy ofevery
heart. Food was brought him, which he
was kindly encouraged to eat: but Oh
taking the bread, instead Of obeying the
impulse Of hunger. he fondly laid it on
his masters mouth, and renewed his la
mcnta.ions; but did not quit the body.
The corpse was at length thrown into
the Tiber, and the generous creature
leaped into the water after II, and clasped
Il between his paws, vainly endeavoriag
to preserve it from sinking"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

COACH MAKING. The suhscrlAess
respectfully inform the citixens Of
WaFen and - adjoining counties, that
they have epeaed shop for carrying on
the shove bssaness a the upper end Of
Nd street. opposite kelasy's hotel in the
tovn Of SPRLNGBOROLdG Warren
Coaney. Ohio. where they intend making,
and viii Responsibility On hand Coaches.
Chariottees, Barouches, Plain carriages.
PANEL and Stick Gigs, and Sulkevs.-
They have been careful in salecti>x the
best timber, and have employed some Of
the best Eastern workmen, wkicAeoxether
with their own experience in the business.
will enable them to furnish work in =
style not inferior to any establishment in
the state. In a word. their work will be
SO constructed as to combine strength, du-
liability aud neatness, at prices to suit the
times. They solicit share of public pat
ronage.
JOSHUA TROTTER,
WILLIAM r. SCOTT.
n. b. All kinds Of repairing and new
painting done with neatness and des-
patch. New stages built and repaired a
the shortest notice. All orders from . dis
lance promptly attended to and thankfully
received
Fourth mo. 9th, 1883. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

CRArEFUL for the liberal patronage he
- has rece ived, respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, that be
continues to carry ON the TAILORING
BUSINESS, in all its various branches.
at his old stand on Main street, two DOOR
east of N. Laws store, where all orders
in his line will be thankfshy received and
promptly attended to. Having regular
correspondence with sooe Of the principal
merchant tailors Of New York, he IL con-
stantly furnished with the latest changes
in the fashions Garments cut On the
shortest notice, and warranted to 1T wen
if properly made up.
August 10th. 1857. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
Trhe following Revolutionary in

(rhe following Revolutionary in
cidents we extract from little work
entitled * American Anecdotes"
Patrick Henry and BiAey Cosran.-
The versi,ality Of talent for which
the celebrated American orator.
statesman and patriot, Po'rick Henry,
was illustrated in the most happy man
her on a trial which took place in the
district court Of New London Virginia.
soon after the war Of independence.
Turing the distress OF the continental
army, consequent on the plunderiugs.
burninys and devastations OfcOrnwal!is.
= - l.-s-S---f sh<.f-. .--e~.tsy rr~vsY,oc-
and brother general, the traitor Arnold
in ISL, MIR. Venable, commissary
of the army, took, for the use of the
troops, two steers, from MIR. Hook, a
wealthy Scotchman, who was suspected
ofbeing a tory. The act had not been
ST ictly legal; and on the the establish
ment ofPcace, Hook. under the advice
Of Cowan, n lawyer Of some distinction,
brought an action of trespass against
Mr.. Venable. Mr.. Henry app-ard
for the defendant, and conducted the
cause in manner highly gratifying to
Tvs hearts, the uniucky Hook always
excepted. After he became animated
in the cause, he had the most COM
riete coatTol over the passions Of his
audience; at one time he would excite
''seir Indignation. and then vengeance
vas visible in every countenance a.
gaiust Hook: again, when he chose 10
relax and ridicule him. the whole au<'
d,enCe was in a roar Of laughter. He
painted the American army, exposed
almost naked to the ricor of winters
sky, and marking the frozen ground
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
JOSHUA TROTTER.
WILLIAM r. SCOTT.
Nathaniel Lewis.

tor the liberal patronage
received, respectfully informs ~
friends and the puplic generally, ~ he
has moved to the corner Of and
Washington streets. where he insnds TO
manufac ture work in the best manner; not
inferior to any in the state. A constant
supply Of gentlemen's and ladies' SAD.
DIES, PoarMAkrEAUs, Eauxks, VALIE-
cEs, BR'DLEs, WHIPs. RqsEs, TREEs, and
different kinds Of articles in his line of bu-
siness. all Of which he will dispose Of on
reasonable terms as any house Of The kind
In the west. Friends and acqpontaucee
are cordially invited to call
Richmond, Indiana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

lover which they marched with the
blood or their unshod feet;-"Where
lis the man, he exclaimed, who had an
American heart in his bosom, who
would not have thrown open bis fields,
his barns, his cellars, TO have received
with open arms the n,canest soldier IN
that little band Of famished patriots?
where is the man! there he stands
but whether an American heart beats
in his bosom, you gentlemen, are the
Judge" He then carried the jury,
tbv the magic Of his imagination, to the
plains around York, the surrender oil
which, together with the capture Of
CORVALLIS, followed shortly after the
act complained Of. lie depicted the
surrender in the most brilliant colors
Of his unrisailed eloquence; the au-
dience saw before their eyes the humll-
iation and detection of the British, as
they marched out Of their trenches
they saw the triumph that lighted up
the face ofeyery patriot; they heard
the sounds of victory, the cry Of Wash
ington and liberty, as it rung and echoed
Through the American ranks, and was
reverberated from the hills and shores
Of the ne,gbboring river; "but hark"'
continued Henry, "what notes Of dis
cord are those which disturb the gen.
eral joy, and silence the acclamations
ofvictory: they are the notes Of John
Hook. hoarsely brawling through the
American camp, beef! beef! beef"
The court was Convulsed with
laughter; when Hook turning to the
clerk, said, ''never mind you mon ;
wait till Billy Coran gets up, and he'll
show him the iac' But Mr.. Cowan
was SO completely overwhelmed by
the torrent which bore upon his client.
that when he rose to reply to Mr..
Henry, he was scarcely able to make
IN Ineligible or audible remark
The cause was decided almost by ac-
clamation. The jury retired for form
sake, and INSTANTLY returned with a
verdict for the defendant.
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unsuIlied and unpractised heart than the
monarch Of empires. | would rather
possess the immaculate and impassioned
devotion Of one high souled and en.husi-
astic virgin, than the sycophantic fawn-
ings Of millions. There is more thrill
ling felicity derived from an union Of two
guiieiess and uncontaminated hearts than
all the conquests Of Alexander, the Wis
dom Of Socrates, or the wealth Of Croesus
would afford. TIE general world knows
nothing Of these things. None can APP
preciale the refinement Of pure feeling,
but those who by nature or some peculiar
property Of the mind are qualified to
drink Of the depths Of its gushin. and
sparkling fountains. None can know
the eIysium Of possessing a heart, until
they know the value Of the gem so price
less-until they can think Of its embody
ings as something too holy to be mingled
With the grosseI images Of passion and
humanity, until hey at last imagine the
spirit of serapl has been clothed with a
form Of imperDhable mortality. When
this wild dream mingles with the colder
and more calculating visions of life-the
world may put forth It's anathmas-for-
tune may showers its adversities-but in
vain-eyen thesword Of Israel the angel
Of death) would scarcely destroy the un-
utterable ecstacies of this Heaven de-
scending happiness"
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Sexiag on Glazed Calico.-By passing
= cake Of white soap few times over q
piece Of glazed calico, or any other stif-
fened material, the needle will penetrate
with equal facility as il will through any
eind Of work.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

EsPEcTFULLy informs the citizens o!
Richmond and its vicinity, that he
has commenced the above business, one
door east Of Mr.. VI. Laws leather store.
en- Main street. where all orders In his
line will be executed with 6delity and
despatch. Public patronage is respectful
~ solicited.
February l6, 1893. 6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

a TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, hav.
= ing permanently located himself in
Richmond, respectfully informs the public
that he will faithfully attend to all business
that he may he entrusted with ia the line
of his profession. lie will regularly at
tend the Circui, courts of Wayne. Onion.
Fayeete, R"sh, Delaware, Henry, and
Randolph counties.
March z, 1888. s
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From the TFiimingtoa (Dei.) Vatchman

From the VImlngfOa Dei.) Wdfchn10n.
The following lines are supposed to have
,een written ~ an English lady who had
ost a near relation in the great but terri.
lie victory Of Waterloo on seeing in list
# new music, "The Waterloo Waltz
A moment pause ye British fair
While, pleasures phantom ye pursue,
And say-ifa sprightly dance OF air
Suits with the name of Warterloo;
Awful was the victory,
Chasten'd should the triumph be
Midst the laurels she has won,
Britain mOurns for many a sou.
Veil'd in clouds the morning rose,
Nature seemed to mourn the day
Which consigned Before its close,
Thousands to their kindred clay;
How unfit for courtly ball,
Or the giddy festival,
Was the grim and CHASTITY view
Fer evening closed on Waterloo!
See the Highland warrior rushing
Firm in danger-on the foe,
Till the life blood warmly gushing
Lays the plaided hero low,
The native pipes ACCUSTOMED sound
Wal Au0l SOt1NObe uIO" II ",
Cannot s0oth his last adieu
Or wake his sleep on Waterloo!
Chasing DER the Cuirasser
See the foaming charger flying,
Tranpling in his wild career
All alike the dead and dying,
See the bullets thro' his side
Answered by the spouting tide,
Helmet, horse and rider too,
Roll on bloody Waterloo.
Shall scenes like these the dance inspirc'
Or wake tn enlivening notes Of mirth!
o! shivered be the recreant Tyre
That gave the base idea birth!
Other sounds ] ween were there,
Other music rent the air,
Other waltz the warriors knew
When they closed on Waterloo.
Forbear, till time with lenient hand
Hassoothed the pang of recent sorrow
And let the picture distant stand
The softening hue of years to borrow.
When our race has passed away,
Hands unborn may wake the lay
And give to JOY alone the view
OF Britain's fame at Waterloo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-07

NEw York June s.-Under tho obituary head o. hi
WI DO found record Of the death ION Saturday lss
OF me Hon oliver Woco Secretary Of the Treasury un.
der Washington and more recently Governor Of the State
OIL connecticut Dessrvedly ranked among the Distinguish
ed Patriots OF his country he has descended 10 the tomb
uI OF years. leaving behind him character for probitv
and honor, which will long remain as memorial Of his
many exalted virtues.--.Mercdnfiie. : -
Our late Minister, the Hon. T. p Moore has arrived
from Carthagena, and will proceed Immediately TO ssh
ngon His mission has been distinguished by
attention to every thing that calculated 10 guard the
interests OF his countrymen and the trade and
Of the United States His appointment the rssult OF
me personal confidence OF General Jackson aud the full
lmen OF the mission has been credabe alike to the sd
mhistauon and its representative Colombia. Major
McAHee-Ev. Post. 49,
TRIAL OF AvERy.-From Newport we learn that
the testimony adduccd both by the government and the
prisoner closed on Thursday evening having occupied
me Court twenty days One hundred and Witnesses
were examined on the part Of The prosecution and one
hundred aud thirty-two in behalf Of the accused Mr.
commenced his argument on Friday morning. in
defence oil the prisoner and closed il the same evening
The Attorney General was reply on
and the case expected be committed TO the Jurv
that Pennsyirdnian
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Dow HSSTIC.
ERONAUTIC FypFnIT1oNl

=, ERONAUTIC EXPEDITION.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Yesterday afternoon fte ascep
sion OF Mr. Duran took place from Castle Garden which
with the adjacent grounds Of the Battery was tbronged
WIN sPecators-their numbers yanously estimated
was completed at Eve which time the ronsut took HE
seat 10 me car with anchors, flags, ballast, &c
AHer being carried around the GARDEN signal was
gwen me rope cut the balloon assembled into the air sin
incredible velocity and in about twelve seconds
P'ee,y our o. sight dense fog hung over The civ.
wncn ehrey hid The AERIAL traveller from the gaze of The
sspPonen multitude. The balloon is the largest ever
constructed N this country being forty seven in lie
o''ne'e' Snd averaging about twenty eight feet through
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APPOINTMENT nv T MnsI pRSSins June 4.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. n
komulus NJ. Saunders of North Carolina, TO Ls n
resigned. - ''.''. ''s
Tho President will probably leave this City on Thurs.
DAY next on his contemplated journey north Globe
lis our painful duty TO the death of George
beahltt, Esq, brother OF the Governor of Kentucky
Ilis young gentleman acted occasionally as private
secretary TO the President and accompanied him last year
urn TO the present, his decline has been exceedingly
rapid. more honorable, amable, excellent man never
Young united himself to religious society and amids,
all the gayety and frivoity of city life, preserved
character OF rreproachabe purity He died al Hopkins
Vile, on his return home ID.
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Hack HdUb.-We are extremely happy in being able
to announces that the President does not mean 10 retain
upon in regard TO this ilfated chief He is to be sent
through our eesto.see the number and power Of our