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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-27
WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL,
AND MONTHLY REVIEW.


SMITH AND DAY. Printers and Pubiishe.s.
0No. IL, Main street. Cincianati have now in
press. and will issue ON the FIRST day of June com
ing, the first number Of new Monthly Maya
zine of the above title. Having taken upon nv
self the editorial charge ofihe work, greet for
mer friends aad acquain,ances, and respectfully
. licit the courteses and support Of g. Aud Lang
ISyEe The Magazine will be divided INTO .hree
parts, as follows.
l. LrrERARY JoURNAL.-This department will
consist principally OIL. Tales and Sketches. ina
ny of which will be Of western locality, and Illus
,tratc the history, scenery, pecuiaries Of si,ua-
ton and msnners of life of this section Of the
Union; 2. Well written Essays, on (among other
Ithemes) the geology, mineralogy. fora. internal
improvements. &c, of the Mississipp Valley; g.
Poetry, Historical Notes, Rambling Sketches, &c.
&c.
H. MONTHLY REvIEw.-Ths department viii
he devoted hrief aud candid notices Of current
public atoms. with such extracts NAV be thought
worthy of especial commentator, considered
I"funusual interest. In il, western publications
that may reach u.s. shall receive particular at,en-
ton.
iii. EprToR's BupGEr.-l. Notes on City I'm
provemen,s. z. Remarks passing events. 3.
Brief discussions Gf LEGAL matters of interest.
Progress, a, home aud abroad, cf the Arts and Sci
ences. 5. Literary Intelligence, &c. &c.
In ing GU, this design, every exertion shall
be made on part and have full faith the
sufance Of the publishers, that If disposition be
manifested to support them in the undertaking. no
expense shall be spared to enrich the pages Of the
Magazine with productions from the ables, pens in
the Valley. Already the names of : sufficient
number of literary and scientific gentlemen are en-
rolled upon our list of contributors, give the
work interest, variety, and usefulness; and others
will be added from time to time, as the ratrona ce
extended to the undertaking may be found to IN
crease
With this brief outline, the experiment it submit
ted for the consil Grafton Of the western peopIe
WILLIAM ID. GALLAGHER
May, 1886.
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DRY GOODS.
u = r d " are.
> III o ES ROOTS =,
REMOVAL.

w. X. L S. L. Foulke have removed
their store to the north side of Main Street. mex,
door east Of the Bank in Richmond.
June l, 1895 % e.
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their old stand on Main st., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have large and neat assert
ments ofCane ats, Windsor chairs, Settees large
and small Rocking chairs, &C.. all of which they
warrant equal to any made in the State, and will
dispose Of them on the most reason able terms.
Orders {, ON a distance thankfully received and
punctually attended to; particular attention paid
to packing. Persons wishing to purchase will find
1T to their advantage to give a call and exam
inc for themselves, determined to sell
low for cash, credit, or country produce.
Z. H. & G. d. CITIZENS.
January 30, 1886. At
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Free Trade and Mechanics right.
Job -. SSCOt0. - C0.

lnE subscribers having entered into Co-part
esniP under the hrm Of Swan, & Co., take
pleasure in Informing the community that th.s
n n eNcted a commodious Machine Shop, near the
A'cnmond Foundry, Il are now ready to give
prompt attention TO all orders for Carainr and
SPann'ng Machines, Turning Lathes. or any kind
or sroe Of any descriptions. Having emn,oved a.,
isse wer.msn. they with confidence I'm their abil.
ity ana dispositions to please their cmtom.r I. !.
qoannes and Prices) ask patronage from rem
JOB W. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TllORNBURY.
'"s ~ 2nJ
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and pocket kni.es, "a large qaantit, =
AMI patent Thread, Stocking. Of IN ~
and Purses, skein and ball sewipr ~.
cotton cord. sewing silk, hooks aud -. -
eyed needles and great variety Il r@sss
to mention.
The above goods will be sold whol~.
~ cheap Tor cAsH-n' am deterniasi -
as soon as the goods are sold.
@AuCTlON every Saturday aAu,..'
(weather permitting,) until all he e.ox .
Of.
DANIEL 7. L.
Opposite the Bank,
Richmond, la June 2s -.
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.N,eaC TesilOr6mx d

.N-esC ZssitOr6sE 81
SAMUEL f. IREDELL, rece emily ~
~ Of Philadelphia, has locate himss1hl
ofRichmond. IL opene' shop on Mutt
doors east Of the Bank, adjoining Al
store, where he intends establishiae I
doing the most fashionable rs y ell = e
a workmanlike manner. He hopes b =
attention to his business to merit ~ -
proportion Of patronage from the towsa1
January, 9Th. 1896.
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T. q a 4 h FACTORY.


HAVING entered into co partnership in the
Coach making business, would respectfully inform
the'r trends the public generally, they are now
prepared to manufacture Post Coaches. Coaches. Lam
and PLAIN Barouches, Charotees Phae-
tons, Bnggies, Sulkies Gigs. Dearborns plain ca
&c: Having erected an establishment suitable to the
business, and having employed a number of good "a.
efn workmen they hatter themselves they will he abls
to finish work for neatne.. durability eoual r. NO.
superior, to any done in the country Those
wishing TO purchase are invited call and anime ~,
.ne mse'ves. Carriages repaired usual all order,
thankfully received and promptly attended to. Shon
on the corner oman and Franklin streets. Richmond
Indiana. .>''N'o"o'
Ninth month 10Th, 1895 III
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VIEW GOODS.

w. X. & s. L. FOULKE.
1n PECTFULLY inform their friend.
AAWIand the public, that theyh.ve just received
from the eastern cities fresh a.osrtmen Mt of
and Summer
DRY GOODS:
Among which many plain Al fancy article,
for Ladies are never before in this market; also
great variety Of superfne and common BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES;a also, the ANA and
coma,on SUMNER CLOTH and superior new
styled VEST1NGS, together with a general a..
sortment Of
u d " 4 re.
> HOES, BOOTS and
groceries,
all OF which they will sell on the most accommo.
,datisg terms.
Richmond. May 18th, 1896.
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Comb and Variety =,
Selling Or

The subscriber havias -
from the cast with large "a -
ment Of COMBS Of eSr,v
ton, also. Gu. enswase, C..
mers, sweeping aud all 9TH, -.
fable mud ton S,x,.. ~
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RIC II MOND CHAIR WARE
a ROOM.

THE subscribers would inform theiI
friends and the public. that they still con
tinue to carry on the R-.N.3KL.NG
business in all its Yariaus hranches n,
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Just Received.
new supply of PAINTERS ARTICLES,
such
Gold and Silver Leaf
Gid, >ilver and Copper Bronze,
FrostingsNblue and white,
Smalts-bue, black, brown and red,
Pencils, Pitches, Blenders and; Brushes.
Chrome-y elbow and green,
Prussion Blue, Lamp Black, and Red Lead
Venitan Red ard Spanish Brown.
Spirits Turpentine, Litharge, sc. &c.
ID kegs White Lead, for sale bv
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July l6, 1896 2etf
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New GOOdSs New G00dSss
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
Corner Of Main aud Front ssrecss.)
r.. II. TUR " Err,

HAS just received from New York and
Boston, . general assortment Of SPRING and SU NJ
NE. COODS-seIected expressly fr tLis market, and
will e sold At redsced ps,ces The following among
the goods received:
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Fresh Arrix.a

la 5 June IS. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

;-J ~ do an act of ,uoai iurptudr or IN violation u
1 n,;,r,;nn and then h. need neither obey nor re-
sign. The error is in nllwiny the the
1eht to determine in what he shall obey or not.
This the Democratic L:c'rin" drs not allow i"e o,
h. ,D1,',r,, Of my cu:4uv".s: THIS answered III
~. .S'.,yr ct,:::cnrr or SIC" aten !ac"nes dnty
II i * Gree. ada, ! that he representative Is I" DC 'ic
Judge in all as t. s Nn! OF "'e''1"sv u, Ghcl.
,o,, ,l d,rtriB. u iSruc. i'i ,nC&nS n"l;nT lh''e
20 M; nm INGENIOUS am u.ii.r Heaven who could no'
in nearly every instance get up plausible preieS' o'
disobedie nee Maine Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

In that case the uow ing the facts, Ga ls a April. 1906
being the last j uI" session. Mr. Adams
h!s. winch are thus @Occd the Journal:
NJ Adams memorials, lfo. Samuel c.
Csrn, aHd III" u:hci o william Smith, Stain. that they
um!: r'na! prosecution m certain ucccdus$: which they
wefs m By c circumstance that Ihcir fully Known
AMI approved h the Executive Government "a! the United SGtcs
i ; prosecution they have Lrcn Ireaci by the Judge Of tho
District Court OF The taiicd States Now York Matthias T. Tai
na ESQ III such maaEc: ; The snd jury which found
tie :ls ".Hia ;:eH. mn prrscntmc: against Lie Judge him
sc 10! his conduct aEHs examination and DEPOSITION Of the
sai SImic AL the mcmoEic!is:, Considering Congress
q, the "n competent, relieve ,cn submit tci'
the w!c ui CotI, aud s@s relief Us tc Laws and Cuasi
:ir wisdom
a:"i them; .Id The mr:;oIiuls read, aaj,
o.. motion,
Crerci Tia. the ncGoiais!I have leave withdraw their
mo:a!s respectively"
These memorials appear have been presented il the morning
Arr dPoss Of ihem and variety OF other business, the Senate
too" nn again O'Clock MThr last entry
on The ounui OF tic ercn the following ORDER adopted
On aye" an noes for epg thing i'll the journal relative
the uiorcssI M moria!s
" on ,i"n that every thing in the Journal relative the
hta OF = c. Ogden aGd WE : Smith, be cxpunsed Lcrcum,
passed =" the affirmative 1tasMessrs Adair, Coaiit Gilman,
'srI Logan Mitchell, Smith. OF Md, Smith OF ~ w. Stone,
nston Ghiaston, uud Wrishi3 NsysMcss's. Adams,
Whe--S.' 81 ' ~ - 49, - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-08

sit remarkable fact, TINT there original nanu.r,, No.
null 81 the House Representatives cN!slencc from
the adoption oil the Constitution 10 the LIST session iS, Con,
sress @ "a As the Journal printed and puaisbrL
supposed there Practical 10, ui,
Ing the original manuscript Guus which therefore, Ia
ken Preserved. Seh The practice during whsle
period Of Tie celebrated john rckicy whom
tee accomplished clerk and but few abb naen
and there be rrope in ;c ruI: errifmdsn,
such prarGl the Consp,ioD il this
b? with bic husincss huc en-
titled TO 10 slight confederation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
Ia CrieE. in Soy.

THEY met in ife's violet-time.
| In the nush If il. balmy youth,
When they knew rot care vas welded 10 yes
Nor that hope vas divorced fron truth.
They met-she, q trusting girl,
And he, n hxht-headed boy;
And, in sight of heaven, the pledge was give
In gnef, in joy.
They met. and the surpliced priest
Rehear.cd the unchanginy oath,
And he knelt, aud imploresi, that holy man,
Gods benison on them both.
And he said the bond they twined,
Death only should destroy,
While the listeners heard the responsive word
In grief, in JOY.
Long years they have jousneyed since.
Through sunshine and stormy weather:
And the yoke, however pleasant OF rough,
They have borne II both together.
And, il they have, sometimes, found
Their gold commit with alloy,
Still each faithful heart has felt its part
La gricf, in joy.
What, though the summer roses
No more in their pathway thvons,
They stin shall gather the fruits, whose seeds
They sowed ~ they went along;
Till, in that brighter world,
Which sorrow may not annoy.
They recount, at last, the days they pas'd
In grIef, IN JOY.
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-
allow does the thermometer standS"
asked g father of his son.
at don't stand at all, sir, il HANGS"
was the reply.
"WelI, but | mean, how high il its''
sJust about FIVE feet from the
floor"
"Pooh! you fool, how does the mer.
curry ranger"
"Up and down-perpendieulariy."
The reader will remember another
similar:
"What is ratio, Johny''
s.Ratio, sir?"
eyes, ratiow
"Oh, sir. Ratio. Why, ratio is
proportion"
"Very well. But what is proper
tion?''
'.Oh. Proportion, sir. Why, pro-
portion is ratior'
Certainly, but what are ratio and
proportion bothr'
81 can only answer one question
at timc!' replied the boy.
BsIti9ors viatss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09
DELINQUENT Legislatures Advertised.

Delinquent Legislatures Adrertiscd.
The Legislature of LOUISIANA has
ordered the names Of the members
who are absent from their seat At roll
call, to be published daily in the Off
cial newspaper. and the ~Bee" para
des their names accordingly, At the
head of the legislative column, with
a certificate appended from the clerk
of the House. THIS IS exercising sur
veiIlance over the movements Of the
members that might possibly Be sslr-
tary m other legislative bodiss.-N-
7. COsyi1.
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would again come to claim the dead
and she felt that she must resist nc
longer. She breathed into his nos
trils-she moved her hand upon his
chest, to restore the action Of the
'ungs-but no change came over his
rigid features.-She bathed his tenn
Piles and moistened his lips with sal
volatile-the terrible rumbling ofcarts
was heard inthe distance-and in the
trembling eagerness Of the moment,
size spilled the contents Of the vial in-
to his nostrils-a sudden CONFUSION
passed over the face of the dead! a
short quick gasp-and the eyes heav-
lily openeds
The men with the death carts were
startled by loud, shrill shrek, that
as if it tore asunder the
soul from which it came. When
they entered they found the dead liv-
ing, AMI the living senseless.
-Both husband and wife were
soon after restored to health. They
lived to be the parents of a numerous
|amily; and the husband now survives
her, who with the strong arm of love
.hus snatched him from an early !
grave.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Household serrice Of the Dog@I
say stranger said a cottage urchin
to a Yankee Pedlar don't YOU whis-
tie that ere dog a way why he amt
no use no how, he's too ugly.' %
but he saves heaps Of work .Hows'
why he always ticks the plates and
dishes 50 clean, that they never want
washing, and nanny says, she
would mt part with hi.n no how for our
new DIR amt got uss to mustard yet
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s.-s, svssy SArsaSAy Moax,So ~
John FIN LEY.
<,Hee SssaA- Wes Conner ef J4sis sHd
Front SSreels.

~-~~-TAs Pallsdiso = publisbsd On IN
.sl shsst, q two dollar" per snns". II
~ v;ekis three neeths after Subscribing;
r.Ae,)sn ssd Gny eests paid wsthis the
-. =. sA''s dollar. Il .o' paid .n''. amer
Z. ,,,sss ssp;ses. The terms will Be strictly
s..exsd witA-
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From the New Yoek Nisroe.
81.

I. The Times has the following piece
OF sound common sense. Would that
the people would not only admire j,
m the closet. but remember it in the
world wien they hear their neighbors
abused:
''lt is poor soul that cannot bear
SANDER. No decent man can get
along without it-at least none that
are actively engaged in the struggle Of
business life. Having a bad fellow
IN your employment and discharge
HIM, he goes round and SANDERS YOU
let your conduc, be such as to Gre
ate the envy Of another, he goes round
and SANDERS YOU. In fine, ~ We
said before, we would not give q cen,
tor person that is not slandered; il
shows that he is either a milksop or q
fool. No, no-earn a bad name from
bad fellow, land you can easily do
80 by correct conduct) it is the only
way to prove that You are entitled
70 good one.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Leitch Richie, the novelist, has
contributed 'sSome accounts of the
Barbarians of the North to the Lon
don New Monthly. comprising the re-
suits of his observations during a re-
cent journey to, and residence in
Moscow. We find among his notes
the following Aboriginal anecdote, re-
lated to the writer by eur Ambassa-
dor at St. Petersburg, Hon. William
Wilkins, which possesses an interest
quite dramatic:
1.-THE son OF Delaware chief was
brought up from infancy as the play
mate and friend of Mr.. Wilkins. No
whatever was made be-
tween the two boys; their dress, their
meals, their beds. their education-all
were alike; and the lads themselves
one another as brothers.
When young wilkins arrived at the
years when it was necessary for him
togo to college, his companion was in
every respect in appearance, in
language, in feeling, ala Anglo-Ameri
can boy, and the two friends parted
in the hope ofmeeting again, unchan
ged, except in the addition of four
years TO their age, and a correspon-
ding number of inches to their sta
ture.
ain four years, young Wilkins re-
turned to the parental home; and
while crossing the threshold Of the
house his tumultuous thoughts were
perhaps fully as much occupied by
the friend into whose arms he was a.
bout to rush, as By any member of
MS fathers family. He caught the
Eye, however, of a naked Indian, sit
ting on the bench before the door and
paused as he was about to enter. The
object, though picturesque, was COM
non, and he turned his head, with
put knowing why, to look at the face
IF the savage. The red youth then
smiled; and his question DO you not
know mer explained all.
sAfter his friend went to college,
Ind when he was thus thrown back,
IS it were, upon his own mind, the
Delaware boy, as he said himself, was
'esetby strange. wild thoughts. which
lie could neither understand nor de-
'cribe. He felt an unconquerable
onging for the liberty Of the woods
p thirsting after the air of the des-
'rt; and, after struggling long and
'ercely against propensity which
lis habits Of civilization persuaded
i'm to be evil, and for the ex,stence
# which he could not in any manner
'ccount. he at length tore off his Eu-i
opean dress, and fled into the wild
less. ! cannot call to mind the name
f this Indian; but he became dis
inguished chief in the wars with the
English, and was celebrated, not only
or bravery, but for cunning. He
vas at length suspected of playing
alse on both sides; and Mr.. Wilkins
n riding through a wood, saw acci-l
emily the body of his early friend Iy-I,
q dead and horribly mangled, at the
rot of a tree. The Delaware had
cen murdered by his own country.
aen." |,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

An AccspENr.-The squire was
roasting at the fire, with his pipe a
la-mode, and his legs stretching all a.
cross the hearth in right easy fashion.
Opposite to him, but at a most re-
spectful distance, stood a little shiv-
ering chimney-sweep, who eyed the
fire with wishful look, for it was a
cold winters morning. The squire,
who had continued putting without
intermission, at length suffered his
eyes to follow the vapor, as it rolled
towards the sweep. We'll, imp said
he, addressing the poor boy, show dld
you leave all in h-ll.' To which
the sweep replied, Pretty much as
they be here, EUR! the great uns ha'
got the hottest place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

BEAUTIFUL INc,pENr.-At the meet
ling of citizens in the Methodist church
in Green street, held last evening for
the purpose Of taking measures to re-
build the noble structure known a.
The Methodist Book Concern We
ry interesting and impressive address
ses were delivered BY the Rev. DR..
Bangs, and the Rev. Mr.. Waugh>1D-
the course of his remarks, DR.. b j.
related the following remarkable In
cident. Among the turying fragments
OF books and printed sheets which
were whirled a1oft upon the wings Of
the flame, and borne onward upon
those Of the wind, was a page Of the
Bible containing the lxivth chapter
of Isaiah. 1t was picked up on the
morning Of the confagration, about
twelve miles distant, on Long Island,
and before the catastrophe was
known which had carried II thither.
It was indeed a winged messenger Of
truth. in a double sense, for the fact
IS no less striking than authentic, that
every word of the page was 20 mar
red rs to be illeg,ble, save the Ilth.
verse, which reads in the words ~
lowing
Our holy and beautiful house,
where our fathers praised thee, -
burned up with fire: and al our pleas
ant things are laid waste"-Co1ssser-
cial Advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-09

Os Crockett's return to his constit.
uents after his first session in Con-
gress, a nation Of them surrounded
him one dav and began to interrogats
him about Washington. "Whaf time
do they dine at Washington, ColoneIl''
asked one. why said he, @tbe
common people such as you here. get
dinner at one o'clock, but the gentry
and big bugs dine at three. As for
US representatives, we dine at four.
and the aris;ocracy and the Senate.
they don't get their victua!s. till fve.A
swell when does the President fod-
derY' asked another. s@Oid Hickory"
exclaimed the Colonel, (attempsing
to point a time in accordance 70 the
dignity of the station,) tsOld Hickory!
well If he Dimes before the ~ert day.
wish l may be tetotally --!
A saw MLL 70 now at work =
New South Wales, the teeth q
which move through $500 6ees pee@
or 1t the rate ofnioety-st1
miles an hour. No similar 1ssancS
Of rapid motion, - producsd BY NJ
chanicai power, is,we believe, Knows.
like TO see persons splitting the
iusce Of tobacco over DE 6ooe -
house. Prettyeie4A
| like 20 - youne No. sd -
ari.hsnn go = e - a1ua.. e -,