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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
THE BLEEDING HEART.

A dark cloud hung over the Cedar val
ley, and dazzling mist had watered pro-
fusely the thick grass around the low pain
ted cottage that stood hid among the trees
at the foot Of the hill. But the window
that looked down the narrow road towards
the village was open, though it was past
the hour Of eleven at night, and Mary sat
pale and detected by it, resting her cheek
upon her hand, and listning with all the
deep and anxious expectation of tender
wife, for the approach of her absent hus-
band De Lancy had not always kept
such late hours as tIls-he was once .ond.
afcctionate. attentive to her every want 4
wish, and as careful Of ncr happiaess as of
bis own lifc-when she married him, he
was gay and cheerful, rich and virtuous,
and she had joined her hand in his with
the prospect Of long life of connubial
bliss. full before her-But row his brow
wore the aspect of deep and settled gloom
he seemed to be himself no more
some secret disquietude preyed upon his
mind. the springs of which lay concealed
from her view. Sometimes she thought he
loved her no Ienger-but the thought al
most broke her heart, and she banished it
she hoped for the best; and now waited
his return with all the impotence OF wrong
ed, but silent, unrepenting affection.
As midnight approached, the streaked
lightning began TO flash along the wood
lands, and at intervals the deep and hol-
low toned thunder rolled across the wes-
tern arch of heaven-the clouds dropped
rain in large quantities, and the quiet Of
the night yielded to the stormy blackness
of coming tempest. She rose, and closed
the window with a heavy sigh. at the
moment fash, unlike that of lightning,
at the edge of the woods. directly down
the road and report Of a pistol, alarmed
her, she threw open the window again; all
was sileat-then a faint voice seemed cry
ing in the wood; she listened, and thought
she gathered the sound of s'naurder-but
the thunder rolled again. and the red light
ming flashed angrily-and bowling wind
rose up and moaned most dismally along
the forest. She fastened down tine sash;
and threw herself beside her sleeping III
fanis on the bed; clasping them closely to
her bosom; while her heart beat most vio-
Ientiy, and hsr-whole frame trembled with
terror.
a brief space elapsed, and the hurried
tread Of horse was heard coming up the
road; the gate creaked on lis hinges; she
heard De Lancy's voice, ''wo, wo. Bob
let me oil; this IS bad business; we are botf
crazv wo, wo, Bob. you don't smell the
blood now; Losd how the lightning flashes
there's blood or, nv arm vet; wo, now,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

erot,s helm gave way-her dark hair s:rea
med IN the wind, and her eagle eye met
his, with an unblenching gaze-at the
sane poin: Of time an arrow esazed her
neck, and quiyered in the JOINT II hSf tor.
get.
Il sFly! Ay!- shouted the crowd 6shind
Ter, who had again rallied during her com
bat with the regent-"fly, fly! the MAla
lis sIainm
ELY not--vlle cravens-6y not; NE
cried in tones clearer than human, she
pressed bare headed after the freating
Beoford-s.Ffy no:-,he time hall come.
and victory IS ours.-Joan! L. to the
Irescue!-Vic,ory-God seuds-God sends
US victory! The sun is in the west. our
tolls are ended.'
A, her high voice, many an eye was tur-
ned toward the western horizon, and her
well-remembered sprQ2heeY- cheered their
faint kezrrs and nefved their faltering cou-
rage. The day had been spent, had been
forgotten in the fearful strife, eand the sun
was hanging like shield Of goSd hands
breadth high in the horizon.
Like wiid-fire in the stubbles6eld the
clamor soread-"Heaven fights for France
VICTORY God sends US victory' and
still, az the cry, they pressed onward witi'
renewed vigos to the breach. 1t was il
vain that Salisbury and Talbot strove-
that Bedford piled his axe, takiog a NOR.
tai life at every biow-for panic, fatal
|supers,itious panic. had seized on theil
victorious countrymen. AT every charge
Of the encouraged FrenchmenLat every
repetition Of the cry "Heaven fights fol
France" tho shrunk back tirnid and a.
bashed-and it was Of necessity, though
with evident reluctance, that the leaders
ofthe Eagl'sh war Sye orders to Withdraw
the men from tfk y, and trust only to
the defence Of -,enchments.
There was xc Ohuse-a silence like
that which precedes the burst of the thun-
der cloud, as Joan arrayed her followers =
"Forward" she cried and conquer-Heav
en- has given US the strength-the valor-
and the 9ctory Forward and conqder!
and with the word the living torrent was
! let loose against the breach. 1t was but
girl-a weak bare headed girl--shat lee
them, mingling in deadly strife with the
best champions ofthe day; yet superstition
and success were stronger than the shiel Il
or crested casque. Her cry struck terrc
to the hearts ofih defenders; her swor;
was scarcely parted in its sweeping blows
her foot was planted on the summit of tn
breach; her sacred banner hoated abov'
her head. From point to point her proph
lecy had seen. accomplished: the sun ha'
" u AZ Ii, To- h1i
shown upon the triumph of the French;-
upon the rout, the carnage and the desol
ton of their island foemen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24
No. IL.

No. II.
Shall oar public acorks be coastrscted b.
the State or through the agency Of 10
corporated companies?
In the older states we fnd that both
modes have been pursued. New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, have have con-
.,ructed all their principal Canals and
Roa6s BY borrowing money ON the aitA
and credit OF the state, aud expendlq
through the agency of ~ of stat
GERS; while IN vira1aid ~
Jersey and KertYc
paTil
with
polio
| After q -
important question
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

An ingenious artisan has constructed
the model of new printing press, by
which it is believed ten thousand impress
sions of the largest sized newspaper can
De struck off in the short space Of one hour
81 forty minutes. 1t is no small recommen-
dation to this improvement in mechanical
ingenuity tina, Doth sides can be impressed
a, once. A patent has, Of course, been
secured, and the inventor is expected IL
realize fortune by his discosesy.-fNev
York Mirror.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

Not long since two sailors passing along
by ,ailor's shop observing the tailor at
work with his coat off, and having the back
OF his wais.coa. patched with different COL
ors of Cloth, induced the sons Of Neptune
to crack joke upon the poor fellow, when
enc of the tars observed 10 the other. Look
We Jack, did you ever see 50 many sorts o.
cabbages grow upon one stump before"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24

Snow fell to q considerable depth On 30th ult
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MARR HE'D.

In Lafayette Village, by the Rev. Mr.. Allen,
Mr.. William s. Arnold to Miss Frances Elizabeth
doughter Of Mr.. Stephen Smith. all Of North King
town.
In Davidson CO. N. G, Mr.. Jacob Byerly, about
20 years, 10 widow Richards, about 60. (Forty
eight yeurs ago, this lady acted Ms bridesmaid or
the occasion Of Mr.. BIS narringeio to his first Wife.
In Chicago, Illinois, Billy Caldwell, Chief o
the United Ns,ions Of Ottaws, Potswntamie, ana
Chippewa Indians. 10 Sauque lie Grand, Of thu
Poia sntamic nation.
In Fall River. on tho 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Briggs, Mr.. William Reed. Jun. 10 Miss Amanda
Snow, nn Of that place.
Al south Kinsssown, On the goth inst. Jshn +
Nichols, Esq.--lIe WINS fcr many yeors Presden
Of the Town Council Of that town, and was a r.
spectacle member OF the Society Of FSiend'.
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PROTTDE.NCE, Jon, 25.-Ar ship Ann
& Hope. from Newport, returned in consequence
Of ha wing been disn,asted in gale on tho ll,h
Ship Eliza & Abby, Foster, Mobile via bi's'o'
Brig Splcndid, Varney. do do.
sclis Preston, Howes, Z City; Orion. Iar'o",
Baltimore /; Gen Marion, Wilbor, baiii'no'e
Charleston Packet, Bangs, do Sarah. f.'ne''
Nantucket; Emily, Nichols. Newport hnua n"'.;
Crocker, Philadelphia Mary Jane, Baker ps.'
tin,ore John Jay. Kelly, Philadelphia ee'
Horse, johnson, do Adams, Hall, do.
sloops Providence, Ispellmon, Albany he'o
Rcnd, New York; Express, Gardner, do YANKEE
fiiigltnan, do ; Hun,ress, Cabs, do '",o,y
Heath, do Cygne,, Heath, do Aln'ira' D'aNe
Warren.
26,b--nrr brig Busy, Alien, Ms'anzns' M ,z'l
inst. Left, brigs New England. Bigeow, Tor ifc' y
idence, to sail in 6 days Laurel, spooner' 10,
York, 9 DIS ;Emeline, Usher, do loading Nep
tune, Gould. do do New Columbia. lngraham
for Warren, 20th WIN Henry, Cole, OF do unc
Ariel, Watson, do do. CO.
Schr NJ srtha Beaston, Wndon, Pbiladelphm.
Sloop Superior, Child, New York via Wsnen'
AT Boston, 23d, brig Jacob, Eddy, Of this poi
I'm Trinidad. Left, brigs Emigrant. Smith, q
this port, u Dc I'm New York. dscg Eagle, 10
Philadelphia, ldg.
Arr at stCasrlesson, 18th, brig Aide bsrsn,o, Dc
' Wis, Of this port, from 81 Marks.
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Died..

In Bristol, Wednesday morning last. Miss Nan
cy Burr, daughter ofthe late Mr.. Samuel Burr. in
in the 4Sd year Of her nge.-On the 10Th lust.
Miss Sarah Munro, daughter Of the lato MIR, Ma
than Niunro, in the 7Sth year Of her age. 80
In Dartmouth, on the 18Th, very suddenly, Mr..
John Sweet, Of Wakefield, South Kinsstown, X.
!. well known as u celebrated bone setter.
In Providence, on Sunday morning, MIR. Ed
ward Il. Murphy, aged % yca,s.--Niary WOOD
only child of Mr. Edward II. Ihurston, aged 5
monihs.-On Monday morning last, MIR. Nicholas
sheldon, (of the firm Of Sheldon & Butts) in the
s3th yeyr Of his uge.-Nir. Thomas Is. Abbott, IN
tho 2sth yeas Of his nse.-Catherine, Tweedy. o.
In Warwick, on the 2Sd inst. after n short i'll
nc ss.. Mr. Stephen q. Warner, son Of Capt. JAS
Warner, in the A7th year Of hrs uge.
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IIoRRIRLE Mopr OF TORTURE AN

. NoRRIRLE MopE OF TORTURE AND
EXECUTION AT MoNTEvIpEo. It's relut-
ed of them, that they sew up their Pr'so,.
ners in wet hide, leaving out tho head
and neck only, and 10 this condition lay
the,n on the ground in the sun to dry.
In the process of drying, which the hide
soon does in the powerful effects OF the
sun, il becomes contracted, and produces
tho most excruciating torn,cnts on The
unfortunate prisoner by tho increase OF
,,ressure; but If night arrives before he
dies from its effects, the hide reaxes n
Q ain with the moisture from the air, only
10 prolong his sntierings on the next day.
which generally is the last. SO cruel a
death is even worse than that which the
boa constructor can inaict nud the inven'
tion Of it is said to belong to barbarian
named Raniriz.-[ Voyage Of IL. M. .
d. .Chau,iciccr.
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Jan. 81.

TIE undersigned have taken a lease for
term Of years the store st lhe corner OF Nor
k.t and Main treets. formcrly oesu. led b,
p.xcuA,. ALIEN, which will be re6ttsd ait
will probably be ready by the middle Of March
y.hen they will open with an entire new stock
of Goods, (every article Of the OLD stock
having tcen dis posed o) which from 'h0ir "d-
,li,ion.i ra ac,nies in purchasing. will be sold nj
les, than their former choap prices. IN the
moan time they may be found al the office o
S,nuEL RANDALL, Esq. where all persons
indebted To the la,o concern, are invited to cal
and ,ettie their accounts.
'"" '''' J. BURRoUGH, in. & co.
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MA PiSCOPAL LEPOsITORi, At No. IL
~ Market street, Providen. 9, where may
be fnn +, all the Standard Works Of the Pro
tes,unt l.piscopai Ficss, Sabbath School hooks.
Tracts, Sc consisting in pat of the following
-Hor. ely'r Works., 3 vuls. Hobsr's Works,
Griswold's Sermons, Summers Comm, ntsiy OF
Matie~, Mark and Luke Christian Gentle
man, Life OF iieber, M'iIIcanes Evidences, Sla-
,er's D,aught, Cbupmun's Sermons keebie
hris,an Year, Burdcr's Sermon, Cases oi
Conscience. 3cIen'. v lisg' Ser ncn,, WellsT''
! Tracts, Epi.eop, Tracts bound in 2 volumes
Christian's Own Book, tasior's Testimony
Co,npsnion for the Altar. Whn6eld's Sermons
Fowler's Exr"s,'ioa, Lucy CLARK, Memory
Tribute. C"pn.nandmsnis, Gnh y Tongue. NJ,
Station. House of the thci. Pink TiPpt, Me
IN noraIs, Private Devotion, Sermons to Children
Palestine and Lebanon, yisferman's Hut
Morning improved. The W eek. Harvey vii
linus, sc. Orders from Sunday School
| throughout the State, promptly attended TO
! md al sabbath School Books furnished at th'
Press pr!tes.
| MARSHALL. BROWN / co.
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NEW GOODS AT
LONG ROOM

NWN. T. WHEATON hrs just ressive6
w b'eached and "nblea ched eo,,on Hannols.
red flannol'. blcachod shectngs and shirtings.
checks. coloroi cnmbricks. furniture ealieocs.
blankets, dimitics, white and colo,ed bed lace.
60 !orcd gro de mp silk for Hoods, &c sewing
silks, silk braids and cords. hooks and eyes,
pine, rolored tps,e .phlue black elk yclvs,s, Jet
black do, silk hdkfs. calico's, boas, knitting
cottcns, green calash siik, silk hose, rattans.
SC. &c. For Bargains apply at 'hs OLD
CHEAP sroRE"-NILLER-SrRsT.a
Jau IL.
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Mr. Daniel Robinson, after hearing al
,he ,oas,s given .. tho Democratic cele'
h, alton Of the Vicscry Of New orleans,
Jan s,h, gave the following: Democracy
'".al talk and no cider"
"why did Adam bite the npple, sa'e
. .ehooi master 10 . city boy. "Bceanss
hs Aad no knifo to cot H."
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NOTICE..

INHE eo.par,nsrship he,s'oforc existing be-.
u tween the .ubscr,bc,s under tho firm of
J. BURROUGH, JR s. CO, is tins day dis
so lyed by mutual coLeent. The business Of the
sonsstn will be scl,isd by cit. er.
JOSEPH COOKE.
JAMES BURROUEH. Jr.
s. Jan 81, 1885.
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MAss<cHUsErrs LEcIsLAruRE. Pafsu-
mt 10 assignment, the House on Tuesday last
proceeded to the election, on its part. Of Ssna-
tor to the Congress Of the United States. in place
Of the Hon. Nath'l. Silsbse, whose term Of ofiics
will expire on the 4th Of March next and on the
votes being taken, appeared that ths whole nana-
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Pp,onroN MARKET, Jan. 26.

HRiGHTON MARKET, Jnh 20
Reported for the Boston Patriot:
Al market 492 Beef Cut,le, md 40
sheep. , NJ
vo,;u,;rn in prices for several weeks for
c.,re.p"namg qualities. We noticed
,rnn "thc river" better than we
hnyc seen this season, which were taken
s,, con.idsrasly more than our highest
ono,n.ions; also several pairs very ''ne,
s.mne,hing over; We quote primo u. 2as g., 90
a oos Cd; good q. 25s Cd 27s; thin u
Sh,,p-wc noticed lots taken nt 8, . %
a so. 5 and SC, some Of which were very
fine.
S,o;ne-None at market.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
ARl,INED.

ARRIVED.
23d-sloop Temperance, Gardner, n. kmss'of
2ith-soop Superior, Child, New York. .t.
27,h--sloop AImira, Blake, Providence. 3,
29,h-sloop Eliza, Lnw,on, do. .t.
Sicop Ain,ra, Blake, do.
Sloop Mt Moriah. Ingraham, do. "a
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John Davis was then declared duly elected on
the part Of the House and n'essuge was sent 10
The Senate to that effect,
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On occasion ofs meeting Of the X. l. Cisricnl
Couvocation in this town. the ensuing wosk. there
will be services and preaching ut St. Marks
Church on tuesday evening, aud on the afternoons
and evenings Of "Wednesday and Thursday. On
tho mornings Of Wednesday and Thursday there
will be prayer meetings in the Lecture Room, com
nenciny at o'clock. and continuing one hour
On Thursday afternoon there will be an nd.
dress before the Sunday School. Children Of Tho
town generally. US aso parents and o,hsrs are In
yed 10 attend.
Any further services will bo notified Mt th'
lime. Jan. 81.
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M O1ICE.-All persons indebted to
IN the late firm of John H. Wheaton
s. Co. or to the subscriber Of long stand
ing, nre requested to call and settle insn'e-
diateiy. WIN. 4. WHEATON.
Jan 10, 1895.
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THE subscriber ha, formed ~onnexion with
a house IN Now York and Providence. who will
furnish him With csnsaat supp y Of goods nt
tho lowest possible rates, and will transact ba-
s,ess under The same firm as beretof"rc.
JAMES BURROUGH, JR.
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.rPTO OUR PATRONS.

The publisher Of the Star and Consiitu:ionalis,
contemplating II new arrangement in lis business,
would deem il II favor of tloso who are indebted
10 him for the paper, advertising. or job work, Of
mo'e than one yrar's standing, il they would
cancel their bills previous TO tho 5,h Of February
neat. tind (and sorry am to say i) by refer-
ring TO my books, that there are a large "umber
who ure in arrears for two, three, four, and FIVE
years. IL these demands are attended to previous
to tho tine aforementioned, md their paper Is
continued, tho advance price will lie received nj
ter that time $50 will be demanded indscrimi-
natsly. 10 those ofour patrons who. have paid
US punctually, we tender our respectful acknowl-
edsenehts, and solicit a continuance of their
smiles and fa,ors.
As the expenses Of tho Office are heavy. and the
bills against each one small. il is hoped this no.
, ,ice will receive due attention. that the command
a." OWE NO MAN" may be complied with by th'
publ,c's humble servant.
| CHARLES RANDALL.
PS. Bills will be presented TO the subscriber
in this town, N few days.
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yNFAs received this week, vsrisy Of Ns~
l0 Goods, among which ere kilion brown
,hcs,incs, a very esceIIen, sf.icis ; blssehed
si,ec,inS, ard ,Sirt,nys .thibst bsdkis: mems
nnek Cove, yarn nIi,,sn'. comforter, Scotch
cap. ;. .iih dog. pooses and cotton hdtS' q
s.,p n;ee.s low D. iced Casssmeres. and many
o,h.s des;r. bic Goods, al Of which will bs ssid
ebs,p enough, st tho NEW CAsx sroas n
WATrs-SrRrEr. Jan ~.
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NE W TYPE and STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON,.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor. X. !.
January lIth, 1885.

NEW IIFE sHVD - 4 LIKE " xF6
FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON.
fNHE Type and Stereotype Foundry formerly
u located in Lancaster, 10 RcMovEp IN No.
8, Water-sreet, Boston. where the subscrbsrs
are prepared to furnish New and Second Hand
PRINTING TYPE, BRASS and link RULE.
LEADS, SC. &c.
Having made an arrangement with Mr.. JESSE
HOLMES for the manufacture Of Type and othor
articles usually furnished by Type Founders, and
as he is well experienced and interested in this
department. customers are assured that particular
bains will be taken to answer all orders IN .
prompt and faithful manner. :;
rhey have on hand. large quantity Of Pica< {
Small Plea, Long Primer, Bourgeois, Brewer.
Minion, Nonpariel, and Pearl Type Of various fac
CIV. which has been used for StereotypiLg, and "
but very little worn, which " offered NJ . large
discount. -
An assor,msu, Of Newspaper and Toy Book
Cuts, Stage Cuts, sc. =
METAL. RULE, good article for Advertise
men, Rules to Newspapers. Tables, Be-, which
can be afforded for half the price Of Brass.
| AL orders for tho above will bs thankfully rs.
! ceived.
trFn A large discount will be made for Cash.
| STFREOTYPI.NG in all its branches, &c
{ ecuted with accuracy and despatch in the snost
perfect manner. Particular attention. 10 paid -
Stereoty ping Works illustrated with Wood Cuta,
| Publishers are requested 10 examine works re-
Gently stsreot, ped al this Foundry, as il s ~
iicved no works have been out Of Il but such Dc
would do cred,, to any Foundr, in the cosptyJ'
Orders executed on the mos, liberal terns No ~
price and payment. "
,-3sPnblshers Of Newspapers in New England.
inserting the above in their Newspapers wesks.
and forwarding single copy Of their paper TO the
subscrjbsrs III be entitled 10 the amount oG thss
bill in Type. or other ARTICLES for salc nj the above
foundry.
4 SHEPARD. OLIVER, & CO..
No. 3 Water-street, I'd dVor
Jsnl7. 6w. from Wsshington-ss
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