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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23
NIRE! FIRE!. FIRE!.!-PRo.

Constantine, Juno 30, 1886. Itf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23

III TIC UIu SLdIIu OF w
Constantine, Oct. 26.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23

EROCER1ES Of every description for
NJ family use, just received by
Constantine. Oct L. JOHN s. BARRY.
r. EATHER.-50 sides sole and upper
Ia Leather; also calf, kip and Morocco skins
just received and for sale.
Constantine, Oct. IL. JOHN s. BARRY.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-23
.OURT MARTIAL

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
OcfoJer 25 1S36 4wl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
k.ANO &.AkE.

MERE WILL DO sold At public sale on
j 0assjsy, ~ 3lss day of December next. ON
= p.isss in Henry co"n'y. Ind. about fs'''s
6MtA u Dsblio, Wayne county: Five-six'hs
~ y. half Of Tho n. E. qs. and about forty
WGsfshs z side Of she N. w. ar. Of sec. b.
|so1sap II, sanxe l2.-the forty acrrs subject
|stsdvva Il PLY K. Mutt. widow Of John X.
II -, The said premises belong to tho heirs #
|s1desassa. Ths premises are we'll improved
|aWa eslcs!aied f0s . convenient farm, being
+ ss! 3 springs AMI other 'usni"e w''e'.-
|gaAia eide pusch,s. money - required down
- ~ 4 sale-ooe third in twelve moaths and
6ssaaaass y eighteen mon'hs. The sale to
Ssssssa ~ hosss Of ten and fous O'Clock Of
a5dsy, vAaa due attendanee wili be gwen by
G. +. SIMPSON.
~. ia jeoa 4s-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST.

THE subscriber takes this method of infosuiaG
his friends and tho public IN general. that - hss
located himsslf in Richmond, in which asd de Vi
entity. he proposes practising medieiss % sros
rhomeoaias principles. And from bio opposssni.
ties Of acquiring theoretical and practical ise'-
tion, b hopes - give as.~--. -: -'.sss.
- W. .s. ..::ssens, b will vait o. f,~.l..
- s''e!e e~n s~eIlsgs it required.
N. D. Operations on tho teeth warr,.eel v,al
done. He maybe loosd By esIlise q Jeass Iaeee,
EDWARDS SlNGLEY.
Oce. I'D 1885. l2-90oo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
NOTICE.

Jssa1ss;gsed having taken fom the Wayne
~ hsease Cesst, lsssess Of administration On
6Gnhee
D0CT. VI LIAM l.. WESLER,
he q New Dossoa, Wsync county, Ind,
- iodehaed 70 sid estate ase requested 70
s6ne1;sts psy@ens, and those having claims
~ sssaas - present them duly suthenti-
9eu6ia sas year from this date. The estate
- THOMAS wESLER, Adm'r.
~. ~ loo8.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

TIE Uodem:gned having commeUc-
ID Sho Gescsnsile bueiaess . few
- e he Dssk, a hlsis sssees, in the
10y secsp;sd BY J. ". Gilbert. bssa
60 ~ "a flissds that he has CON.
I-u>-asl ecsDI kinds az GOODS wanted in
- esusssy; sod b will cell them low for
= aueay psoduce. Jeans, linsey, butter,
49, 49, kiede Of trade will be taken % the
G.ks. s6a css.is will b given for good
nbaDsia isolscit the CUSTOM u my old
~ - 49, viil b able q tssde,sehem ~
EAR-ny 0e-esll and &c.
DANIEL REID.
nAss ~. 1880. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

sseslleas quality Ct this article 10 rsodes-
- - Booes impesvious 70 water, thereby
~ sssioss inconvanisaee, and conse-
sasss, osisisssing from yet feet, has made
- vosshy ths sssoasi0a of persoos in every
= hss. Two o three spplicaisoos IN the
- many moasfs will sesdss leather, how
= s1possd TO vet aad cold, entirely water
adss i@vsovsng the wear. O.e box 10 sulIi
s.e Ieis q booea Price twenty-five cents
a ~ q IRWIN REED. Rich~osd, 10.
- 10. - tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
NOTICE.

Thee isdehsed % the subocsihes
vill please take notice that ! shall
- - sscessssy of cOlDecsing 81 dues. Such
- sse over six months stsodin9 sf not set
bn vil b LEFT With the proper officer fos col.
IRWIN REED.
|hsoSe, I'D. lo96.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

SAMUEL. E. 1REDELL, recently from the City
- Of Philadelphia, has locate himseifie the tews
ofRichmoad, & opened chop on Main street two
door e.st Of the Bank, adjoining A. Siddall's
store. vhsrs he iatsads establishing himself By
doing the ost fashionable veil ~ Plaia work il
vorkuasliko maaser. He hopes BY N assiduous
astestsos to his business to merit and receive due
oroportion efpatroeage from the towa and country.
January. 9eh. 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

6ataoss = end 4oss extensive s0oek q Nl0l-
CaNcA ec-peoesbly the Iasgss = ~ psss 9 90
couuesy, which will ~ 00bsod oouoaD0ota6aR o1os
,s0osg whioA, - bee, - addieioa eAae . tsaay
6epe, variety ~ eAe 6sse WINES cd oeAee AquaeS
pastosIasly Sss sa.io - patsaes, We ssqss eAsR0
|avAce o. DoaA-Aleos
Good Tobacco, Ss.f, ssd Ciears,
Gisss We've. LsmPs, ss6 Lsnp az,
R1t~sey ~ Fbney .AseislsA
and FnoCsAND oTnea TOO esdious - asoeioo.
HE would apPrise the Psblie that - 49, eparoA
mo pains expense for Shoir aocoaooaaAico oa1
his es.; for which, b hePes 70 merit thsie p.
tronage and support.
HIS shop will Be found three dooss ease ofko ID
lstaad-NncnANlCSn now, whore every aitens;oa will
Ibs gwen to customer who may want any shaag bue
lDvy Goods a~d Greceries.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July l6. 1856. se6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
Wantcd,

IMMEDIATELY, numoer Of YOUNG WO-
MEN who are we'll acquainted with either Hand
OF Power Loom Weaving, to whom liberal wages
will b given. Aiso a number Of CHILDREN
from 10 10 Is years Of age.
w. BANCROFT.
Richmond Oct g. 1885, 4O-if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

%'60oa0o 1oo0ooDoooo00.
Isstso $500 = Ss.l eesss: /.
vS4Zss r. - 0Is6lseas woeoA9aAses 49,
k2 ss0S0 - DoAoDD 49, - -, - 49,
49, 0uu1onoe1e - Aoo1s . 49,
~ Sc11lsA - - nacWe12 s1sea ~
- -. C:sss:..:s -. =, q: -
.Isa-1lAeusns sism-all maness q
Issaeee- sisy--Sors lsgs--Coa'
.S.So-4Smels somplsiass, ks. -.
rn1ssI ssssaaaus ssAasi.
~ Hlss--sUpssies Bye'waoss
~ piI)ss without smesoWey-.Vet
1ino-eUss ~ yellow wotee,
N $1,000 snlsest wIoA tnosstae 6lssss.
60 eA:ae2eve4 ~ = eecsssnt'
-" :! ;::'::'s;' - a. Z: =. :.
~. WILLIAM 4; {. sspcx.
~o0psas ~ - ~ Isessssl - ~ Dsbiss
70 TIl3 pVDGo0.
- ~ . heve essW esteeee ~ ~
G ssss:s::s 2 z :E:s::, e. = 3: e
- SSssS sseasssS IL N@S scssss.
@S - ~ ! e.sle e3ly ~ s6,se w,sA
Scs1 SeN.l SAlseeeeSsS 80 sMss 80
1Sass = 1913 nycs J ss:a@s -.
VA csss.vsssass .. = sssS.ss.si Inst {
~ 0UnO = hsvs ~ - el@y No..
- liaese esiee. sseseive ~ esss. ed
sS511 - - eeds eew,whsls@ ~ G.set.
r. - ooSou VjoA %, oo1 0oy cd %
1S q osoesesl ss1e@hseeeel INST ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

m. thooo io6obto4 g t. un1osDiRnoA - 49,
a or book account are rsspseG.lly sseiAs1, 80
il eoooequonce Of his hoving 6Oeaioo0 busino0 =
tho 0oreaotDo line, it boco0oe aboooutooy oooouo-
y that - should Close BIZ busooss - 1919 81
tieaests. Il \ Aopsa tAs Dstiee vii - aesso1s6
to.
His books aaA pePsss yin - - - ~ - soas1
east of tho Daok.
JOSEPH ". 0IIDR1r.
Aug. 13th, 1880. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
IOseph =. OgboP0 = 0o0,
d. o.

SOSepD r O8O090 - 0o0s
: $
FIJI Boot asd Nkoe.M aews.
RESPECTFULLY aneosm De psAlie
that have they opened . ship - 1oesa
~ street nearly opposite d. D. Sjesas He.
tel, whore they viii execase wutk =
b The mo0l fashionable end duraheo -.
net. Those who will favor ehso vjsh
their eusso0 vail have ample jussics done % tAsir
Understandings.
Richmond, Oct. I, 1886. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
HATING DUolNE08.
'oHSlPAas.

toCTtULlY iaobsue ~ iehehienann -
- ~ Hsss.sea 81 vtsaiey. ~ = g 60
- b CAlse Shsesss, vSsss - iss"sSs s:assss1s
" ~ ~ Qsossol sesestmeaa e run -
49, "AU-peaaa aad AsAiooah)e. efoAo ~
qsa!tey TAses che plsass : ~ ~ m 49,
:soeso ny ~ - iseo1a ssSosslso = 49, -.
~ go ~ ~ H ~ e.eeess!!y eaAseSls4Qol,
waited.
kisAmssd, Nay -, looo. sIr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

TWO valuable FARMS are oMbeod fbe eo1o
y ses s.csss.As ytaN g eeAee = Jaehen lsuq1Alc
.sssi ~ 9 8. go. ~ :Sssl5 8 49, .
n "a ~; - q. - g H:ss, - 80 ~ . S!s
~ 49, H!ie eeoAese.UNeea0GolSV IN v00S07,
W. :sc* eo@eeece ee.us eeeSe aW1 vel 00S0Sos.
w sssns sVPly = ~ sa6SVtS0 q ~ - -
ApsN sob. ls9A lvV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
COLLECTION,

TUE subscriber hsvlaa declined bvsjoeu -
toas he Old cGssomess ekae 10 viii b Nu06 O 81
old seend - receive what seeeuals they aay y ~.
ING. @ ~ expects N ssass sses sAesa(y ed 00se
have S0od0. plsaee aetaod - Tile,
ALEXANDER oTOKeR
Ocs Ssd loS6 >9.1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

Free Trade and MechamicssF rights
Jo6 ~. SsC~t0, - &c.
sNHE subscribers having entered into C0-part-
nsrship usder the firm Of Swan. & Co., take
pleasure in iaforming the comcuoity that they
have erected . commodious Machiae Shop, near the
Richmosd Foundry, Z nov ready to give
prompt attention 10 all orders for Carding and
SPissisg Machises, Turning Lathes. Or any kind
Of machinery; also for turning either in wood
or iron Of any description. Having employed frss
rate workmen, they with con6dence I'm their abil-
ity and dispositions to please their customers 10
qualities and Prices) ask patronage from gen
erous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TllORNBURY.
RicAaond, .Nsy ls. 1885. 2V
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

TilE eubsenbeM having entered lN,o seessl.
Nsssl.iv v"d.s ,h~ Asm NJ !. X JoNss. 4 lW.. vss.
psssfslly iNEMW shs public ihss they kwvs esssh.
llehsA tvW"dsy m lhs MeNh eide 1t Riehmoad,
sad sss psspsssd - furnish Oh k,Wds VI Cse!tHes
WNh asPa,eh. sNd In We Nsslssl msWNss TNsy
xlt slse furnish paelesWs " wanted N (aiv ,svms,
They we sleo PsoPsis,0ss NJ ske kiuhwoWd Cot.
ooW F4c'oey, end will keep eoWs,sWsly N haad .
swPply NJ CeNsea yssa sad Betting, which they will
ssll VI hslrs cent sdvsaes ~ CiaeiNWaW psices.
]. Z. JONES.
JESSE NJ HUTTON.
JOHN IT, HUTTON,
ELLIS p. COALE,
octohev sd. 1880. /9.e(
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10


\ II
- w. LNDSA1D
vk q y 4 4 1LE TONIC.
Soa - ss,: :. Is. -. s:s ..s: :cs:: $3.50.
ORD 800 . - Issessssss. Msie ossosss 80
~ q 1. ~. s:vsc !" :esssus ~ ~: ".Ssss : ~
~ - sesssetsSie ssssiS@sses. n Sss1Setise =
Ssss Is si:ss ssisS, ~ sls.s ss;ssssSsS sss -
s~ssssl % can q IL Dews 0Ssse. vteeC tsstissS
IN. I'm - oakihias1 SiesS A. ssaahlleA ~ "a.
.~.s.~ - n. ~~Xtsis~' - n" \. S"s4i.~siss. ~
~ 49,. :ssse: ss, ~ 800; ~
NM m. xss"s.;ssS +: ~ ~ ~ 1"sSHS =
~isS1ss ~ eISSS ~ sSsS S1s6See ri ~ eEaAS y
Ve0e Aano s@0otn ~ - o0NeeIoo. Nv eSV01Si1on
lss1 ~ Slssl az 6se f. 10 ~ s . q 81 vss6S
ea1 ~ omoee sasoe wNeso y 30 80 A!s9 eoconloel
10 " Als.s.ss M: -. essssssssl ~ ~ e:sw
q s:sl.s M ~. ~. sss ~ .ss ~
ss :. sx r.... ~:~ sssy,c sc.S,s,sssS - M
ssisss~. H~,s sv.s sc~ n ~ Dsaso;ov 1swj ssm -
:. s"ssss. 80 ~.sssS;s,C \, !, 10 cNs
|aaesA with ehis ~ ssWs aNa kvssI - Disability ssw
wAseevss eases lsssssa, ~ ssssS %" en- sssssss
seWeSI, . n ~ na,rs M
~"secec!Msy y"ssN
~ w. "s"t~~' J....,.v. sAaA s,.a issa.
~ l....Av n O-issse ~. vews ~ q VoaeOs.
- Tsc,s O. sc,csj. go 6sly = koei, asa = ~ o
en- aUIs 10 isaew ~ ssdlsiRs Ne Vswvsa sobsewal
V0v Vj)) p)eoss eoNd ~ ~ Wage edWoe. " e0((ee
@ses eesessoe.lSy v.csA
W~1vUk WVOwW"'
ss@eHS~s" ~. ":
n-SS ~ s~N ~ Sss.s"ss NJ - "ieis.se II
- ~ ",.s- ~ - ~ M - d.s;es.i e.
~. "a. = ~ ~ s."s.s:s;.s ~ o,so;:. Scss
~ M ~ ~ siiciSc 0As0 evss vas .sng Then.
ehs dssesioas NOT strictly Observed
On sM csss. sspscts Pssdsecs, yet ths walt y.
CURED.
esass! Soiss had :oss o. - as.s'{ sssSs:u wv.
sesje esd ssvsss ~ osys ksvo =" =. 3s'."v yoss
essos.e ~ ~" ~ ~. :s"sf~ ~. IN. ~
ssoeos 80 : ys a. T:svv.s;c". ~. "h".,s ~
% -. Ss!.~ sSsssses os;ss s,sii sSsy took no
0oss. the Gous took abost two shisis Of boetie.
ssxnboss a shs t0sk eAs ses q the bottle, ae was
ssssd. u bee tese.e psoveseaI That u. :ds:y age
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
JAMES w. BORDEN,

JAMES W. BOR EN-,
NOTARY PUBLIC CONvEYANCER
Richmond, Indiana.
Having received the appointment Of Notary
Public, 10 ready TO take the acknowledge
ments Of deeds Of conveyance, mortgage, &c
He will also draft written instruments in
cueate and neat manner. Once ON Main street
opposite the Brasch Bank.
August 6th. 1885. 31-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

ALBERT c. BLANCHARD,
WILLIAM BLANCHARD,
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
|u20-AIL connection, which has hereto
baieed between the subscribers, is dis
~ ~ mutual consent.
ALBERT G. BLANCHARD,
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
luzsND, Nov. %, 1885. 4S Sw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
DISSOLUTION.

0AM ". LYNDE having Wltb0saW0 hIa
hAUsst Gso ~ lsos a A. e. ElhseAasd = c.,
hAns.s, - DosseAasi's 4 Lynde Of Asdessoetswe
)upoiss hsgsls6Deo ssisesog between hia and soil
kbAD)vs1 b. osssal coassee: ths bssioess will b
~ - a. &. Z w. 0ooeAasd - Usus1, snales
- = 4. G. DosncAssd L Co., who will attend
|6Uoobome q ~ bssiosss q said 6sna
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

NGo0 000 Cn0ap Seeds.
2v0e 06ssslbW - 49, eestvsd - y 80 epsaaae
- q ~ eessU, ASueA go ooseoe ~ 0a16 Cd
N1oM G0oo0A 2soAOood, 90 aoooaVo o0sso0one -
faGNC0.
1N0t1o6l
0eo1ANs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
u o o ID s:
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY.

k0s &0s 81
AMef vAteA ~ nee AlnssM Oeleseo6 y ~ CsaS q
pNa1oCAtn, ne1 eco oesea ~ ~ O. - eoo1 ooes O
aal soAsS u lAts pasl et Ne seUsNe1.
PUssAaeese 80 seVeoeesA . ess0lHe ~ lesh Walsh
,...- ;. ~. xrriovs s'oDAt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
lNFIRMARY.

INFIRMARY.
DR. SAMUEL PARKER has located himself
n the Natiooal Hotel Of D. D. Ssoan. ne con-
tinues his profession - usual.
sept 10, 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
AT The TAILORING BUSINESS. One from
tho county would Be preferred, by
BORTON & MOORE.
Main street, Richmond, Indians.
llth mo. l7ta, 1896. 46sf
Fer s1le,
THAT valuable thee story BRICK HOUSE lately
owsed by T. Jouesand occspird by 8. u Stanton
l. Co., opposite the Bank. ALso.-TwO o. three val
sable brick buiIinss Washington Avenue, north end
oCtovu. The terms Of sale will be made reasonable
aud accommodating. Apply TO-
C. w. STARR.
Richoond, 7th mo. l6, 1886. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL. TllORNBUI
GEORGE ARNOLD.
Recently from Philadelphia,

" AVIN(s located himself m Klchmond,
and opened shop in the small brick
building Immediately south Of Mr.. Att'cus Siddslrs
Store, where he u prepared to do work in - neat
sly e - any person in the west. and being mmed'-
a,ely from the cast we'll acquainted with tho pre-
vailiog fashions. He hopes BY an assidooos atsen-
ton 10 business to merit and receive . postion Of
the public patronage.
N. b. He % abs, agent for J. H. Cbappers Pat
emit Sphesic. System Of cutting, and reports OF the
Fsshioos, and vail dispose Of them &c such mssae'
tailoss % wish to Improve, At reasonable rate.
Country Produce takes II market price.
Aug. 2Oth, 1895. SSu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-10

Zk06W00O0o0 1OO03Ote
"E have on haad assortment Of Cooking.
W and 10 plate, STOVES; with variety .
MIL and Machine Castings, Ploxghs, Bo1es,
Andir0ns, etc.
Having ealarged our works - to be able I've
Think to keep constant supply Of the shove arti-
cles together with all others usually made At such
an establishment, with confidence invite all to
call and examins qualities and price,.
| E. GROVER e. co.
We will have Frasklia and small Parior Stoves
this fall E. @. 4 co.
August 6, 1885. 3l-0
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23
Committee of the late State Convention

A correspondent of the Journal of the
9th inst. over the signature of" Fair Play"
proposed certain questions to the Editor of
the North Star, professedly for the purpose
of obtaining light concerning a contribution
reported to have been made at the late Van
Buren, Convention for the benefit of the
North Star. In the Star of the 18th Mr.
Eaton says in reply, that there was no fund
raised by contribution or Otherwise ut tile
Van Buren, Convention, to his knowledge,
for any purpose whatever. He also AYERS
that he /" received 10 money at Montpelier,
except what was made in payment for the
Star, already due, or in anticipation"
The Star having thus met the main ques-
ton of "Fair Play" with an unqualified
negative, it is due TO our correspondent and
ourself to state facts upon which the report
was predicated. On the evening of the
Both June, member of the Van Buren,
Convention applied 10 a gentleman who
was mistaken for spois man, soliciting
pecuniary contribution, distinctly intima-
ting, at the same time, that it was for the
benefit of brother Eaton. The applicant,
on receiving hint that she had called at
the wrong shop" manifested something of
chagrin, and soon took leave. This incident
was related to us OH the next day by tie
party applied to, and was the occasion of
some merriment in the neighborhood. We
suppose our correspondent had heard the
same story, and we cannot think it blame
worthy in him to have called upon the Star
disayowal that the fund raised, be the same
more or less, has not been handed over.
Perhaps the collector abandoned the bust
ness at once, on meeting with the rebuff
alluded to but Mr. Eaton may be assured
that the statement of facts here given is
susceptible of proof.
MIR Eaton intimates that the publication
ofour correspondents queries has mantled
the cheeks of our political associates in
Danvlle with shame, and that they deci-
dedly disapprove of our course in relation
to the North Star and its Editor Indeed
Our political associates in that vicinity have
an odd way ofmunliesting their displeas,lre.
Since the obnoxious article appeared we
have received nine additions TO our sub
scripton list in the town of Danville--
making our present circulation in that place
sevenly.one.
We would copy MIR Eaton's reply entire
were it made in tolerable good temper.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23
THIRD DISTRICT.

The Woodstock and Windsor papers
Royaton on Tuesday last, dissolved with
out making a nomination. Hon. MARTIN
FLINT ard Hon. HORACE EVERETT
were competitors for the nomination. We
are surprised to learn that a person now
i'll nomination us candidate for Eector on
the Van Buren, and Johnson ticket, was
conspicuous actor in the meeting. What
does this mean?
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23
FIFTH DISTRICT.

The friends of Henry +. JANIS have
only TO do their duty to secure his re-elec-
ton to Congress by triumphant vote.
Our friends ut the North assure us that
Notwithstanding the deicc ion of the North
Star, the prospect is more encouraging than
it was before the last election. This is
easily accounted for. At the last election it
is well known that very many Of Fletcher's
personal friends were induced to cast their
votes for him in consequence of the most
positive assurances that, if elected, he would
pledges. If it were necessary, we might
mention the names of several leading MEM
bers of the wing party who cast powerful
influence in his favor. Gen. Fletcher now
comes forward under altogether different
circumstances. He is now fully identified
with and pledged to support the policy of
the Van Buren, party. On this subject
there is no doubt or disguise. He will
he supported now only so far as the
lICGlllCtl dIb IItIidiNN w ouilStiOiI thO WI
rupt and anti-repubican dogmus of the
New York school. The farmers of Gale
donia county have given too many proofs
of their attachment TO republicanism to be
wheedlcd into the support of any man who
bows in suhservicncy to the Albany money
changers. They know that Henry F. James
has been u pratcal as well as protested
democrat from the beginning. Thay know
that he mas been true to them and true tho
country as a Representative in Congress.
They know where TO find him through
every month in the calender. At such
time us this, such men arc pre-eminently
needed in our national councils; and we
repeat, if the friends of the constitution,
the opposers of gng laws, the genuine de-
mocracy do their duty, signal triumph
awaits us on the 9Th of September.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23
ANTIMAsoNlC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
NVM. HENRY HARRISON

ny appointed by Mr. JEFFERSON, Governor Of the
Territory Of Indiana, in 1901;
nJ'By Mr. MADISON, Commander-in- Chief of the
North Western Army in 1912;
tCT' BY his FELLOW CITIZENS in Ohio, q Member
of Congress in 1916;
Z , BY the LEGISLATURE OF ONO, Senator OF
the United States in 1923 land
" By JoHN Quincy ADAMS Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to tho Republic Of Colombia in 1928.
UF Nominated by Conventions of the PEOPLE in
Pennsylvania Ohio, Maryland New York. Indl-
ana, Illinois, Delaware and Vermont, Connect
cut, and by the Legislature of Kentucky.
Sentiments Of Gen. HARRISON.
81 cannot but consider the existence of Ma
sorry as an evil both moral and POLITICAL"
" In the exercise Of the elective franchise the
people possess the of correcting all the evils
which may arise in our government, and that il
ought to be used for that purpose "-Letter to the
PennSy!u1niG Antimdsonic Slate Committee.
at tho exercise OF the removing and appointing
power to suppress ireemasonry1 could not fail to
be the parent Of mischefs infinitely greater than
those it is the design to cure. "r#~ Correct dis
orders that may arise of that character by the
power of the people themselves or by the authority
oil the state governments, and let the appointments
by the President be maio upon the good old rules
OF Extraordinarily, capacity and fidelity TO the
Constitution and a further requirement which
Know he always madc-that Of their being uccep-
table to the people for whom they were immedi-
Stely to act."-Letter TO Ihdddeus Stevens, Esq.
II s the most difficult thing in the world for
me TO believe that a people in the possession OF
their rights as lreemen, would ever DO willing to
surrender them and submit themselves to the will
of a master"
I" contend that the strongest OF all governments
is that which 10 most free"
Man does not learn under oppression those
noble qualities and feelings which fit him for the
enjoyment of liberty"
ITO be esteemed emnenty great, /, Is neces
airy to be eminently good."--Leiter TO Bolivar.
Our opposition to freemasOnry and Executive
asurpation springs from the same principles We
cannot, ne consistent Aniinssons do any less that
resist what we deem unwarranted assumptions Of
power on the part of the President. ~ We act
in our opposition to the measures OF the Executive
7 strictly as An!imdsons. We are only APPLYING
doctrines our party have ever advocated, TO new
case and carrying them out into practice in relation
10 new evil. Il. d. Barber.
content myself, on this OCCASION with saying
that | consider myself the honored instrument Sc
lected by the friends Of the present Administration
TO carry out its principles and policy; and that ns
well from inclination as from duty, shall if hon
ored with the choice of the American people, en-
deavor to tread generally IN the footsteps of Prcsi-
dent Jackson-happy if | shall DO able to perfect
u. The work which he hns gloriously begun / I
-HIrtn Van Barfn', Letter TO the Bali Con,