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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

IN Tf.s s,cssd,vv - -, ~ An QAlDY.
ed and Tor sale by the subscriber ISL william e H.
inventor and proprietor Of the recipe The public Is appris
ha the article called Vanilla Candy which N
almost a the conicconers throughout the city, not vsnIln
,am Candy as onc have crronrousy supposed bui snise
dNcr.ntthnK The genuine article he made bv snv
oh person The public 10 general and especially le ladies'
are most earnestly and respectfully invited and rv ora
us III william street - between Fulton and John sts
J.B H. GREGORY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

I A~r WEEK BUT OsG.-BI0RAMIC INSTI-
IA TuTE broadway, opposite ST. faurs churca-Combna
ton OF novel attractions This Evening during The week
The first Magician the world, CUTIIRlKT the Amer
can who challenges all the grea, Professors OF the magic
the Moving Doramas-G al ver'S Travels Lliput,
Italian Fan,ocni Introducing the Rayal family miniature
To conclude with the aughaee burlea OF Billy Buttons jour-
ney to Erentford.
Doors open ocoek-perormances commence 9. Adj
Mission, ,2S eel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

sale cr Stocks at the stock Exchange,
sxn n q Bank lso 10 % Mohawk RR, 74l 7A
leo T>ei and Hudson, rs TAI 20 Harlem, oo a6i
40 But Drovers hank, 100 $50 boson and wor ~ 100
m Planter Bank Tenn o3i ~ New Jersey, %
10 State Bank, 81 a. Utica, llg
as Farmers Trust, % 100 Canton Co, 80
"a phio Life and r., % 100 Long Island, CAL Gal
Price of Spscs IN CITY Barsk Bius
soversigns, Is 80 ABS Five franc pieces ~
Spanish Dollars, 10 Patriots " a vi
MEXICAN Dollars 81 Ioi n American Gold 81 loa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

y :. :. YORK HElSALD.-SHlE, NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 6, 1887
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

wAza,SuroS cv Drra--Matshew d CHR
Clarke will oppose Mr.. Frankia for ths cuncs q
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
The name Of Mr.. Patton, Is Va ard Mr. HlaEc
mer, ofOhio. are mentioned in cooaectioa wia11Ao
Office Of Speaker of the House. Ball and Poo&fe
the prominent candidates. Great caucus1lag and
eleciioneerins:
Gales &. Seascn, Blair & Rivcs, ThomaaS Allsi
lof the A,disouiaa.) sc. mentioned fossPuhle
Printers. The Globe is frightooed.
The Pfesidsu, is in good health and has rsss0'
ed his post 1t tn White Ho0se.
The vice Presias1s upon his asrivda IN WeaA-
,ngtou domsciled viii Mr.. Blair. He has taken
a house on Capitol Hill. Il is understopd 10 Aas
no family with him.
II is said the President win ~ racoua,1 I thS
Sub Treasury system.
The Presidents House has beea ursost mnsni:
fcently fitted up, and il nov, in reality apalscs.
Members Of Cougrcss are coming il evesy 1ayx
A iall quorum viii appear On Monday.
The opposition members Il Coagrs0 ere i
high spirits. Tho Administrators leaders ase -
king q great effort {, unite the party.
Il is thought there will be only = very shart re-
cess between the close Of tho extra and tho oPca-
ing of the regular session Of Coogress.-Alexan-
dria Gax.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
Sale u Wabash ana Eric
CANAL LAMBS.

(Nfce u eAe 61Ds0 81 Aoeern0t AUpv0oeDeWk
ss FSss Hss~s, .4sv. ~ 1857.
TfIE usdenis.sd wn ssr fos 49, - - Caaal o6es in
Fort Wayne, - lshday oG Oesn6ss nogs - following
Lands reserved by the Board Il Cs..as0 q tAs We
and Esie Calal, Wis: = p n. l. and f. y. w. era
e ese 70, Toue - g kaa0 = W. easslea q, "a .,
z; T=s:cwE&HkHA;HWT.
{, y: F. .aa s E %. "a a 3saER&1s9ssEM
3. E. Or IS, - 10, n. =. T. Z - Q " ga - ., 10
Il. n W. a. ssd q. ~. q. "a - IA e.sAsael esesis.
50. ., IL w. haH n = 81 T. ~ u. ~. = - - n.
s:ede n =. "a 2. ": ~ q = 81 Z 80 ". y.
-, -, n Z n. z 90 9 3. e. - q, n = =. ~
o. e. a.. 10. -, Is, z. nssariagh1sv1eD9ssAss On
b nsesssay for hydnsaie pSPosss q sek ass sad
canal.
l.res porsioa q de sads ssessa = le9o. a.a
hesssoFoeo WtsAAsd fnD aala Il y nhosga
cary ssy shiag il fssses shse e = - ~
suasd shas indivi6sa vim 0ako p11O Uo1Dus 60
havag sxaaiss1 shsos swo = - beD wjsia ~ -
Lnsapspors adjoains sis 16wss = LAQD 81 Elss:
ingsoo ard Two shseo 0aess eSs Woynes an a
watch sieuasod o. - Wabah o. EoCaaAl
They win b soSd sDds - psssisss - saaiale1
An oet posiafag Oeane - eoaDauee - psboo - dso
Wahash and Erie Cssal asovsd Jaa. ~ 1o0ob oaespe
that previous shs sals seeh win - va1u4 -
price fixed, but lot will b. cold ~ 49, ps6eo fve
dollass per 6A0G. LEWIS, Cent.
3A4w.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

THE sndsssnsd win III - public sas 0ATsnoAy ~
l4sh Of Ocsooss nszs, d H. pso0ses 101OSoa eD~n
Lots, of which lues eoaeang - rse
acres, the balance Thy IN - ~ Wiq.
credit givsa % suis - paAa0st ypagg
isssress. The county a Jay = eel3sa Ab
Ssass soed lseding E@ Fas Weyns - Rilkoea1,
~ miles from Rieh0nad CD 81 6uD 1ess WayaA. rs
land adjoaing 10 good aad ~ eeuy ssssl1ag G0 ~
Town Lots gsnssalIy rseammsnbs1 v~yh wowtnise
people Judge foe themsslvss shs day - sale.
DANIEL R41n
DAVID H0OvGR
espepsnbss q 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
LAST NOTICE.

THE sbscrlbsr this method Of Moug thoss who
have and accounts win him liqudassd, that
they settled by lss II October nsx oaewise
they will left with tbs proper ocsn for collection
object to this eoUsss hsve declined
business and make collections meet my engaes
The Books will BE- kept The old ssand up SEARS
JEREMY MANSURe
September 2. 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

TO FARNERS AND STOCK GROWERS.
THE suhsesibsr viii give pssazism Of silver Cup,
worth Ten DoiIass, ss owase Al he sa.s sucking
COLT. sired ~ Sis k1stand. IT, oxhoitton 60 saks
place in Richmond S.3zJRD.4Yshs l6sh Of Sap,sm
W. '"' ANDERSON GRIMES
Richmond Sent a 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

We authorized ANNOUNCE JOHN FINLEY a.
candda,. for Cun,v Cerk tho special elsc,ion on ih
Is, MONDAY (-econd day. Of October nsx,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

COvlNGTON COTTON YA10S.
VHNIE subsc agent for the Cevngsaa Cotton Fae
tory, has on hand large supply q Iasns q Gif nm-
les, warranted.
Wisking, Carpet Wazp, and Batting 1s sas as ts late
edaced prices, accommodating sssnss.
r. BUCHANAN.
September 8, 1887. Can. Caa.--35-Sw
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
RICHMOND ACADEMY.

Ten lG0.
Reading, Writing, Arishmetie, Geography, o3U
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, bosany,
Chemistry, French, Latin, Grssk Z 8sosow,
f.-Also, privass CLASSES nay b iAass0A - o0vsytR
and Civi Eaginssssg
e .. BISHOP, a. = Prs.
September 2, 1887. 3e-A
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

For The Palladium.
Messrs Editors:-A writer who signs himself
"a VOTER in the last Wayne County Chronicle,
wishes to draw me into a newspaper controversy
on the subject Of the lately contested election.
The facts Of the case are before the people. and
do not choose to enter the lists with every scrib-
bier who may shelter himself under an anony-
NOUS signature; do believe that my late CON-
petitor would desire many such compliments rs
"A Voter has bestowed on him in his communi-
cation. He has, however, given the people one
item Of intelligence; "that the cash is deposited
in tho Clerks Office TO pay all the expenses al
low ed by the Board Of Commissioners, which grew
on, OF the contest" JOHN FINLEY.
Fisk, Mr.. Ja,es C. Ferguson, Mss C2arsss .6ann";
all Of this Borough.
ham Cleemsan, 70 Mis- Jane Night: all Of this place.
So wags world-weh, Jack Downing would say,
sits accordin nasur, and who can help is! TIE
highway Of :rimony has become great
and there bypa,hs leading shan ~'. e'e'
dreamed Of in philosophy. By some boob - e ~
most Of get inso IL, asA some most likssy e' =
70 get GOT again, if they bad eaep ." "a o
- u... e.s.s Do, .;sa.r Of ssS anssuncs, should
80, 81, .,..r.pnss, paseieuiazy - shsy
.... --.ss, b. . p;sssAns Journey b. q
- Oh. vi,sds winch tbs pdnsss should as-
ways ENJOY o. sscs eees"'"
p..~,..r IN ALAnAxA.-The following con-
ver.atioo IS said TO have taken Paaos sone~hefe
in that state:
Marn! what do you charge fos . beeakfast here
why if you have corn hrsed and eesDoe esD'
mins, il win b two hts f25 esats) Dat ycu
have wheat brsad I'D esseki. Esssis, wiz b
.hses h,ss. Lett have lie chicken Anns-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
eosssnt this day dissolved.

by Osbosn Rsynoids l. Co. b nusual
ELI OSBORN,
ISAAC REYNOLDS,
JESSE REYNOLDA
The busness WI future b eoodscssd BY Isaac Jeseo
Reysolds Il shs uams Of l. asd ]. RsyneadA II
old asm will be ss,slsd BY the - TAoss
indebted 90 firm Of Osborn. Rev oods c.
respectfully requested settle sheis accounts wtsA-
o. DELAY. -
Nsw,or, E~nte,pb>r q. 1897. 3S-Sws
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

n-Governr Cannon, Of Tennessee. has IS
sued q proclamation for a special election, to be
held on the l4th Septemb@, to supply the veean-
cx IN Cocsrese. o-ee.icrsd By the death Of Mr..
S.andiFe.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

n-ANOfHER WING vICTORY:.-Rhode1sl Island
is reformed. She noby her duty:
ROBERT B. CRANSrON, and JOSEPH L. TIL
LINGHAST, elected their opponsns, Pierce and
Howard. by 1000 majority! The Van Buren majority in
November 1896, was 25i o! wha, falling off there,
nv coul.ryrnca.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

Nor BAD-In political discussion recently
had in this city, one Of the speakers in alluding te
Gen. Jackson, remarked that by certain party
+. "a. desienated rs the .Old Roman the Cesa1
az this country A wsg present said. .'if he hae
h.en daei~nafed Is the Seiscr Of tie Treasury i
would have been moro aPpropriate!'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

trlc0IS0lD
tect her. so far as the laws Of nations permit-iet
our citizens and hers live In the mutual inter
change of the most friendly feelings; but, do not
risk the welfare Of our people. and the PerPetnlty
of our government--do not violate our constitu-
ton, and break our faith, by seeking any closer
coalition.
The foregoing, from the New Orleans Cmme.>
cial Herald, have no doubt expresses the feel
inps, opinions. and wishes of nine-tenths OF the
people of the West and North in respect to Tex
as. 1t is idle, nay worse than idle, to discuss
the admission Of Texas into the Union. 1t can
never be.-(Cin. Gaz.
Two Presidents have superintended this Fonda
war; three Major Generals and one Governor
have conducted it 1T has lasted year after year and
cost and impoverished the country or 10 mill.oos
Of dollars; its triumphant close has been, tune
and again, announced pomPcusly and saunt'ngiy
to the world and yet, after all these things It now
seems has Just begun, and perhaps the whole DIS
posabe military force Of the country must be put
in motion and the Government involved m q
debt equal to that created by the last war with
Great Britain. ere Oseoia and his scanty band OF
starved and naked Indians will be forced to lay
down their arme. The annals Of the world h,rn-
ished no history Of a war % disrePutable Is
almost enough to make every highmlndsd Amer
can officer tea. the spauettes from his shoulder,
and trampie them beneath his feet N shame aHo
u,o.sl6caticn--ILou. Jour
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

WHEREAS annual election on the frs: Mon
day of August. 1897, John Finley recsived maority of
given for the Office of Clerk OF the Wayne circuit
Court Samuel Hannah, the other canddase Tor SAID
said election of the said John Finley 20
said Office, has contested by Benjamin beeo an
of said Now therefore, to stop further tsa-
tan and expense give opportunity for full
preston of people of said in relation to who
shall fill said Office tho said John Finley and Samuel Han
hereby mutually renqush all pressnsions to said
under the election aforesaid, and do agree that writ
shall awarded by the Governor OF this
to fill for of years, ensuing
the expiration present said Office: and the
said shall dismissed and this resignation shall be
transmitted to the Governor. SAMUEL HANNAH
August 30, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

a III
for Finley, Humans name was erased on the
ticket
/ William Edwards sworn, Sc says his son IS
81 years old, is positive he IS not II. perhaps
| is 20 next February.
/ John c. Hurt sworn, &c. says he came from
Switzerland in 1917, thought he was naturalized,
| David Hoover was then clerk and assisted him,
I told him to come and be naturalized, never took
/ but one oath, voted at Richmond at last August
election, got his naturalization papers when John
| Scott Judge; cross examination, says, was
/ born in 1898, vote has been disputed, never was
sworn but once.
+ David Jones sworn. SC. says has lived IN this
4 State years, months since he came to State
last time, went to Ohio to marry, went on visit
to Ohio, was there months. voted at Richmond
last election. lived in this State a single man,
owned land in this State, did not vote in Ohio while
there, was not settled in Ohio, went a visit,
i thought he should stay Onv about a month, but
staid months. when he left Ohio was going to
his land in this State, stopped this county in
sequence Of bad roads and scarcity Of provisions,
voted while here. intends to go ON his land, in
tends to reside here year.
Noah Arlington sworn, Sc saws he was 10
years old last March, voted At Richmend last cleo
ton, Page filled his ticket, intended to vote for
Finley believes he did vote for Finley; cross ex-
smincd, says he cannot say for certain who he vo-
ted for, knows his age BY record, parents and ne
cord in this county, can read, did not examine the
ticket. was asked at the polls If ch enough, told
them he was.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-09

l. Samuel Hannah, CLERK of the Circuit Court and ex-
elek Board Of Commissioners of said
Of Wavn. do certify the foregoing contain copies
Of IN. and slNquhmens. of the Office Of Clerk
of AWE circuit, lately said Board of Comms
siooers in said county, certain pendng b.foe
said Board, wherein Benjamin Beeson plaintiff, and
John Finley defendant.
In testimony whereof. have heremto set
SNN01f, nv hand. and the seal of said Board Of
S & D. iss this ''' day Of september
SAMUEL HANNAH, Clerk,
'JyJ{1l< Hayse Crrcsat Court.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

A gentleman of fortune in this city, has receiv-
ed a letter from his brother, who IS President OF
one Of the Mobile Banks, who mentioned among
other matters relative to the present distressing
times, some incidents relating the sale OF tne 81.
fec,s Of a late merchant Of that city, Mr..
This gentleman was possessed of beautiful fe-
male slave about Is wears of age. AT the Norm,
she would have been taken for brunette; being
az much unlike the French creoles as possible IN
dccd II was said that she had not drop OF FRENCH
and but precious little African blood IN her VEINS
Nevertheless. she was slave at the tlnie oi hef
masters failure. and as such became the proper
tv of his creditors. An individual, (troker) 10
whom he owed some SlU.UoO oe'ertiine" ~ p e
sess himself of this girl, and it was likewise the
intention of the broken merchant to redeem her at
all hazards All the creditors, except the bro
ker. agreed that N-nlight keep his slave, on
GIVING a rood endorsed twelve months note. Tor
sl5Ol. with interest He alone demanded the
sale of the girl. under the hammer, and the I'M
fortunate merchant was compelled to suom.-os
termining, however, to have some OF bis frienos
h,v her for him. The day of sale having arrived,
Mr.. ~ was under apprehension but that ne
could retain his Martha for something less tnan
e2OOO. and he made arrangements to meet tna'
ann. in full and commissioned one OF his frienus
- make the purchase for him. But what was MS
SUNRISE and Indignation, to his refractory
crcd;,or make the first bid $500! He was not
Tins to he banked, and, under instructions, ms
friend bid $1,000. The creditor, however, per
sisted in Overlooking, until the beautiful Martins
was struck off to him at 81 500!
7, vas utterly out of the power ct the broken
merchant TO raise money even for the last BID ne
mad, upon his Martha. had it succeeded IN pnf
chasing her. and his creditors would doubtless
have still ov erbid him, had he gone higher nc
must, therefore, lose her, pay the full amount O
the $4,000 debt, which j. was impossible for hin
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
THE CURRENCY AND ITS REMEDY.

We avail ourselves of the following synopsis
by the National Gazette, Of a long communica-
ton. in the National Intelligencer OF Saturday,
from the pen of Samuel Harrison Smith, Esq, on
the deranged state of the currency. Mr.: SMITHS
plan Of remedy are stated under the foiio"'ng
heads:
l. A loan. to be opened by the United States,
for fifty millions Of dollars, payable IN specie NJ
one prescribed time.
9. The existing solvent banks, in the ratio OF
their capitals paid in to have in the first instance
the preference Of subscribing, and, in case such
subscriptions do not amount fifty millions, any
of the banks having ability to be authorized 70
make further subscriptions.
3. If this amount shall not be made up by
the subscriptions Of the banks, citizens OF the
United States to be authorised to make up the
deficiency. and any deficiency then remain
ing, to be supplied by the subscriptions OF Tor
cigners. a.
government promsosy obligations payable on &C.
mand in specie to bearer, in suris OF various oe-
nominations suited to currency, to an amount
"a nal to its subscription, and to an adoiuonaI a.
mount equal to one hundred and fifty per cen.
tum on such subscription, for which addItionai
subscription it shall stipula'e to pay two per cen
tum annually.
s. The terms Of such subscriptions by the banks
shall be as follows,
That thew shall pay their notes and deposfcs
in snecie or government obligations, In the man
ncr and at the time they may be prescribed.
That at the expiration Of their charters, OF
on winding up their affairs, they shall make res
titution of their additional subscriptions IN inc
government promissory notes, or IN specie.
That they shall abstain, after the plan goes IN
to operation or after prescribed Time from the Is
sue of any notes of their own, including .nose o.
ready issued that they may receive on oetos''e'
or in payment for their debts.
That they shall render to the government "
monthly statement Of their affairs.
6. That the like provisions shall 20 aP "a .nS
all banks that may be hereafter %sr n,sscr;bed
the loan Of specie be augmented o''0'
notifications and limitatio@s' ~:...
Tia. !. ~ ssi1; ; .so' :. s .sbee: s, 70
ence, 49, off;ffv per centum on their nominal q
mounts ,..;o,,. ,,.de bv indi.
,;d,.ls. specie shall be paid to the Government
s:,her to the same amount as the Prom,sso.s
notes given in exchange for it, OF At " sS rS,
nremiuan: or, what may be better, that .ne foal
(. ,.Eec Of those who, after sufficient Pubsic no
i lice. shah offer the best terms
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
CHAPTER w.

The shadows Of night were gathering dark
and fast in the snug little chamber Of our unfor-
tuuate hero, some two hours after the occur
renee noted in third chapter; and with has
face buried with his hands, Timothy jenkins
reyoly ed the difficulties by which he was environ
cd.
..How can face the endorscr to-morrow?' he
murmurcd: Tor my colleagues. who needed my
suncort in the great meeting Of tc-day!" and he
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
CHAPTER III.

the reply Of the first friend to whom Timothy APP
pied sor assistance. have some fifty dollars of
Ipsilanti and Washtcnaw Bank bills. which is at
yosr service. Rrovided you promise to repay me
mely money within five days.
ACaa YOU loan me hundred today. Mr.. NJ -
asked our hero OF his old friend and political as
Sense Il am taking up notc, and lack that a
Dountn
Il will see, Tim, viii sec,'' said NJ, aud he
nasackcd his desk. Il find have sixty dollars
= Misesss,ppi money, with a slight sprinkling Of
fontchartfain and River Rasin bills, all OF which
Is heartily at your service, il YOU will promise to
return il to me in draft on Philadclphia on the
Monday Of next week.
Timothy jenkins promised all that was asked.
and darted away, for the sun told that he had but
two hours before the Bank doors would be shut /;
ana he felt anxious to resume his pleasing labors
10 the cause Of political regeneration. IL have
OUT one hundred and thirty to raise. have now
one hundred and ten, and the discount will proba
ny DC ten. II lean obtain loan Of thirty more
. saau DC safe" and he stopped at the counting
Sousc OF an acquaintance, to whom he made
BROWN his wants.
WIN bill Of the Bunk Of Buffalo dor en-
9ul'cu we merchant; "thc discount is heavy, but
nave no other; and in consideration Of the ldss
yoa VIII sustain, will lend it to YOU ten day.
- q interest, provided YOU win return it at the
sap,sat'on Of that periol.''
r,Ht napPy dog am!~ chucklcd Timothy
.H... = nc bent has course towards Wall street
'en my influence with the peoplc, these
~asons' and think ~ bride me into silence b.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
CHEMICAL BANK.
TINOfnH JENKINS,
Your note fof 100 dollars is payable.

Ssessspases1 go %&%***%*s*s~
Let 10 peuso 4 moment in the regular course
6his strue history to explain what may seem
isesusesAensjble to the understanding Of our
ssa1hn.
IL mast men, Timothy had been bitten by
IL sDoeulative mania; and being shown plot Of
~ city situated at the mouth Of the Oregon,
y ~ invested two hundred dollars in cash-his
Il, asd given notes for the remainder. The hint
from he hank was to inform him that one Of
these notes was placed there for collection; and
rs il would never do for a Specie Currency man
10 safIsr a protest, he, Timothy Jenkins, would
have forfeited the proceeds Of his poem, rather
than his enemies should have a chance to doubt
his business responsibility. With smoth-
cred sigh, he threw down his pen, and seized his
hat.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29

rIsr OF nrxAx BoxEs-Maay tons Of humen
,.oce. arc every year sent from Lon3on . the
,orsh. where they are crushed m Mills, eo9tnved
Sor the purpose. and used rs manure
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-12
POETRY.
TO MY CANARY.

Oh. sweet little captive, how sad is thy strain,
What is it can prompt thee like this to complain
All these little murmurs Justly may chide,
For daily, thou knowest, thy wants are supplied.
Do the shady trees tempt thee to quit thy abode
Dothe beauties Of nature invite thee abroad
If instinct informs thee It's summers bright ray,
then do not wonder that thou would'st away.
Bnt where, pretty captive, oh where would'st thou
go,
When mountains and valles are buried in snow,
When groves are dismanlled, and cod the suns
b.am,
And Winters chill breath binds each sweet glid-
ing stream?
30 pray be coniented, my sweet little bird
For can assure thee thy fate is not hard;
Though Na.rres inviting in summers gay form,
Know, that after the sunshine there follows the
storm.