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s.y day possible, with sasssy 70 the institution and
The State.
We copy the olo.,se very sensible article from the Mad
isonian.
BANxs-DEBrOR AND CREDITOR.
We perceive in Lexington (ky) papers, that MI.
Norton brought against Of the Kentucky Banks,
thousand dollars, and recovered judgment for the ~
mount cost, and interest the rata of twelve per
cent. per annum.
The Boston (Mass) Advocate states that, case vas
tried the Suffolk Common Pleas, a demand for specie
81 billion the Commercial Bank, and decided against
the bank.
Whatever legal right the holders of the may have
against the banks. do any necessity psopesy
prosecuting it, merely for the purpose of recovering
specie.
II dagger any where, of oosns the of
the bills holden, of supposed insolvency of
bank, prosecution would undoubtedly Be just and
policy for the security of the bill holder Il is, howev-
fact that the banks generally were in
condition, reference theft liabilities than they
very The only anomaly their present
.i.ion it, almos, universal suspension of specie pay
msn This is the evil of the times for which the people
quite responsible the banks This evil, which all
produce should be hastily visited upon
banks alone patrio who appreciate his rela
tive duties, will see justice i'll such a course.
Tn. banks exer,ins every
and there kind Of doub. but that such
desirable result will be reached il can be done
consistently with the interests Of the community generally
II considered sha the attainment, of that object
of the people much be consulted
hose Of the banks themselves speedy curtailmcnt Of
their which forms the actual currency of
country a dollar bs SEEM would pro-
drce incauabs upon the bank debtors,
and through them upon the people generally For is not
denied the business Of this country, Of all kinds,
done, and will continue be done in any free
State, upon system Of debit and credit Any attempt,
Therefore, excite jcaouses and hoses between clas
of debtors and creditors is society its
very self Ii is commit national suicide! As unnes-
sary, absurd and irreligous a suicide could be-
We cannot, therefore, honor any mans head
will this time, prosecute a solvent bank merely for the
recovery Of specie Its the interest of society, thai
he should be justified The des,ructves with the Globe
their head, will not this None
viii agIee dispense justice, when they wish 10 dos
,roy. 1, would inconsistent with tho of the
office. But every mi who sincerely wishes to pro-
of tho people who does not excite
suicidal and destructive will bear and orbear, unit
grea, object universal resumption of specie paynen
hoped close hand, shall DO goriousy consum
mated. In tmc, the bills no holds, if those o
banks solvent will pass by common consent
currency of tho country, and all the
= poses of gold and silver without loss.
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l""n e1ssmpoge.1
rOR ONE WHO NAY UyDeRSr AVN rssu.
All thy earthly hopes are blighssd,
Death the fondest tie has riven..
She 70 whom Thy heart plishted;
Soon hath found = home in heaven!
Noushs earth had power to heal her,
When her Slviour's call was mad;
Tho thy bosom heav'd with sorrow,
When she meekly how'd her head.
None could soo,he thy bitter anguish,
All strange tina, me, thy eye.
Far away from friends and kindred.
Thou has, her dToop and die.
One tina, knows a mothers feeling
Fain SONS comfort would bsssow,
He alone hath power Of healing,
Who in uisdons deal. the blow.
Hearst thou not q gentle whisper,
From her spirit low, and sweet,
Consecrase thy life to Jesus,
And il Glory, We shall meet:
llsh mo. 2lnd. 1887
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THOSE knowing themselves indebted the late firm Of
COALE 4 HAMILTON will please call and settle their
they given Of longer
than 80 days credit they expect many ready and willing
The Books n the hands Of H. >. Hamilton the old
stand, where they be time Their
small, but many-herefo unable call all
ourselves which if paid shortly will be left in the hands
Of magistrate.
COALE & HAMILTON.
Nov p. 1887. A6-0
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tn NIX sc NC.


shor:y for calling requiring day to b set apart for
plrpos, ye, pleased he has adopted the
good of New England. And hope citizens
not eons:entousy opposed to ,thus nanicsung
gratitude will join in tho observance of this day. Joy
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should DO os
carded, day business should be wiped ous OF
calendar. For intend to feast and be
merry-and way will enjoy q good dinner will be
caution printers! Provided, raise the ''ssum
py."
There never has been the close Of the holy
Of '76, has called earnestly for thanks
Almighty God, than does the present Through
and labor Of the husbandman hasIbeen amply
i'll general AIDED whole cou-
.ryno scourgs passed with its blasting power
our The late ;riumphs in the of our coun
try, whole forms inconsiderabe theme ior
rejoicing Let this be celebrated in the funess and brn
flowing your hearom the fitness of the heart 10: tho
eakles the shout of victory rise in gadness to the
echo the shout Of reemcn
every ssaspans.d banner in the land be unfured to
tho winds of and let devous thanks be
returned Almighty God that the days of oppressors
numbered.
How contemplate is the cry tho oang loco focowho
is ecrnay prasng about the industrious and wealthy po
zion His whole is she '''eh against
the poorr, Now We arc poor, and much beses
with the perpexses of this life any in community
ys. il feeling of heart aaign ourselves a.
who have been longer and moro successful IN o
sine.s i, is q remark that judge Others by
ourselves Now. ambitious TO obtain ohce and,
knew Judging acquaintance with heart,
shat that could succeed by
against the rchthe ,dolens and worthless a
agans, the industrious and virsuous We we had
lost confidence of the vrtuous of the commune
w. and self and dsd succeed in some way,
join loco would enter the crusade
and it the minds Of the cred
rich grinding the poortat God gave the
goods of world mankind in general-we would rail
agans, corporations where the poor not deriving
equal advantage with the rich without exerson and
the profits divided. We would promise reward 70 our
friends, and persecution enemies We would adopt
the old adage ssWhsn in Rome DO the Romans do''-
Loco-foco do Locofoco's do! Aud if we should
get community where Fanny right
Dusu,an. had and had corrupted majority
O, people, nigh. succeed for times but no commu
ny, however, DECEASED, degraded and corrupt would long
sustain Locoocos. Its days numbered in this eoun
,v I,will be put by intelligence, and tbs
therein consigned 10 eternal infamy.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-25
Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
Chartered January 3OGh, 1887.
Office, 40. 4, Blake's Building opposise Brow.
ning's Hotel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, Prcsidcaf and 7fcasser.
CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary.

CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully orgaaized, il ready
receive arptioations for intsu,anee.
Every person who in.ures in this Company becomes .
member Of with all the privileges incident any eoro
and prosperous condition The assured Of
making his for insurance, required give his
promssory obligation, called the premium note without
teresi NJ which determined The nsur
ed and she hazard of tbs risk, which he psys
in advance No further payment required unless
losses should during the period Of ss b.
for which policies issued, which times
made equsaby all the notes sucisns
losses To insure building Of the best class
Of risks Of 900, the assured would give
$40, five per Of which psid in advance,
s., and 81 for the Policy would make only g fps his
first A. the Policy for six much
trouble and anxiety saved the assured in
required make annual renewals Of The insurance. Ts
company tcoirds Of the estimated valus u build
ings, and one-hay Of personal property.
The contingency Upon which the assessments ess
the depends much in favor a the
actual results in many similar institutions can b ad
duced. No Mutual lnsuranee Company in the United
States ever fortune 70 sop in OPP
srasons which is b said Of stuck eompa-
MES that insurance this
company will prove safer eheaps and certainly squi
liable, than BY sny other method yet devised.
Portal losses will be paid full not eHeooding she
James w. Green, Esq Of Richmo~d, 10 hereby dolly
,orised 20 &C, Agent for tbs Indiana Mssusl Fire
Insurance Company By order Of shs Board d Direesors
CHAs. w. CADY, Ser'y-
July, Is, 1887. 3-3m-
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Public Sale.

H1lLL be s,ld Thursday tbs 7th Of next suoas q,
w the farm Of ,hs subscriber, Twensy Com
in held large quaassy Of OATS hay, yuAs
mare, and plough, and harrow
abou, fifty head Of stock 10 head Of young ea,e and
n variety other articles t.dous Terms
made known day OF sa,, Commence III o'clock, and
due a:seAda nee given by
DAVID HOLLOWAY.
1lth mo. November, ?5,h, 1887.
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mig m0JOI1ty On JOlnt O0lIOt> 0xs
Hurrah for the DEMOCRACY OF NUMBERSw
MAssAcHusErTs.-Ther far heard from are
cheering the friends of Constitution and Law
Gov. Everes majority last year but 1891 this year
will be at least TWENTY THOUSAND! Old Massa-
chuse,ss forever As far heard from Van Buren,
elected the Senate and about 50 Tories the Houss of
Representatives of the 700 membeswho compose
body. There's mistake In tho Bay State.
MEMBERSHIPS appears be close in State,
and j, very doub, who is elected Governor; however,
far as heard from, Trowbridge (Whg) considerably
head In the Legislature las, year, is said,
Wing but itsnow supposed tina, it will be pretty equal
ly divided We have just extract from the Mon
Gazette, which says, ''The Wings have, far
heard from, Senator and nineteen members of the
House.
VIRG1SIA-A. a recen. election in Frederick CO., Va,
elect member of Assembly supply a vacancy
occasioned by the death of Van Buren, MEMBER Wing
wa. elected by . handsome majority. ''Old Virginia
tire"
MssrssrpPr-Bu, few returns have been received from
this State but reasonable suppose that they have
elected a Van Buren, Governor, there Wing
candidates and Loco-foco.
CExErERY-We invite the attention of readers 70
solution passed the Borough Council in relation shc
public graveyard she southern division of and
which found in another column Of to-day's paper.
part laid of suitable for
family cemeteries between, prevent the in
| trusion upon graves.
NATIONAL CoNvENrIoN.-The suggestion Of
Boston Atlas, annexed paragraph appears
very Judcous. express hope
may be the Wing party throughout the I'm
ion Mat Int
NATIONAL CoxvENrIox.-Thc Wings of Vermont have
appointed delegates National Convention or the pur
pose Of nominating candidate tor the Presidency. We
inclined think for holding This Conven
zion will Be further postponed 1t does appear
be either sxpediens make the Presdensa
nomination until the important elections for members
| Congress shall have taken place next year Atlas.
/ We are constrained dissent opinions
pressed. The Wings divided in opinion who should b
eandidase-s decision should very put
The the better Such = prevents al mnin
& counsemning for preference Of men-Whilss the ques
individual preference is unavoidable tha
parzan feeling should exist. and tendency
irritation rather than healing OOee canddass IS il
: concert in action
\, VIVA. gained BY delay. for the causes
can perceive nothing Preferences M
al Clay OF for Harrison will strengthened sha
exsipeusAed. This q Of great importance
The susge.sons q tn. short paragraphs quose
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The position Of the Banks is spoken Of as H.
legal As specie is the only iad tender in payment Of
debts. all who have any debts pay, liable the
same charge eISearcely payment is made among the
people in specie According This reasoning then, the
sition of every individual in the community illsgaan
mpuason, which the people little disposed
TO tolerate.
TREASURY NorH.-H Gen. Jackson's doctrine
that '"a Who trade borrowed capital ought break
should be carried The shnplassen
worth cent for deny that issuing millions
Of paper money, without dollar of specie for basis
trading borrowed capital in the boadess of the
term.
U. 8. BAxH-The Stock Of this Bank sold in
n. York on Saturday last for Sl2ll.
1t was made by the Albany Argus = matter Of
fslicisa,ion, after presdeusaI election, Columba
and Albany counties had given large maorises for Van
Burenshs hrss county being the place Of his Birth ts
latter Of his oag resdees Bh these counfss nov give
large msionsies againn him.
| RoeUns FALLING orr-R. N. Whitney, 81
Treasury nososiesy, is w.eing sesn.s de ooe clique
under his proper The columns Of the Mad
isonian. "OtAeaio's ocrsPstseS so"e"
HURRAH FOR NEW YORk@Tasxs ,nss T.sEs
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ELECTIONS.

San Empire Sarcd-7Hc World Rcdeemed!''
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NEW YORK.
AN EARTHQUAKE AND TEN TIMES TEN
THOUSAND CuEERs!!i!liiM
The full have been received, and the Lcgsa-
will be divided follows:
Who. Avs aauzS'
senate, 10 SS
House, 1O1 81
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NOAH NNEDS

INFORMS his friends and IN, pnblie, that he Intends
Il opening School in Richmond, Ind 2nd day llsh
month, 9th, 1887.
Richmond, Nov IS, 1887. A6-H
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II Is M0vAMa

IN +. TURNER has removed from the store unds
L. the Printing Office the building, ii Maiu
From, door Of the Bank where he OF
fers for sale general assortment Of DRY GOODS, Gao
cEalEs, CKocKkRY, Doors & SHoEs, sc. SC.
NovExBER p, 1897 46-d
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AT meeting of tbs Borough Council she following
ution adopted and ordered to be published.
Resolred-Thai a committee Of be appointed, and are
hereby authorized in conjunction with the Borough Survey
lay of . porsioa exce.d half Of the
addition the buryng ground south of in lot.
10 by Is feet for the Of families ressrvins SUIT
ground which lots shall be ssaked of
and sold highest bidder-at public sale private
sals the option Of committee, less than
first
sdcred expedens offer during the winter, s
question sale, the Of $2.5O each.
Appc alton ca II be made undersigned the Post
Once, be h by reference
the Plat
/ By order Of the COMMITTEES.
| FRANCIS KING, Borough Clerk.
| November 25, 1887. 46-u
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CEMErERr-We invite the attention of readers 70
solution passed by the Borough Council in relation 70
public graveyard in she southern division of town.
which will be found in another column Of to-days pap<
par. Of il laid il lots Of suitable size
family cemeteries, and between, prevent the
sruson upon graves.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
The RICH MANS DAUGHTERS

IS often said that tho times are strange
inferred; and certain il is the people are.
was once thought honorable 10 labor 10 he
Constantly engaged in some active and USE
,u' aVocation-but nova days itis thought
hohoiao TO be idle. There is much com.
Pialn' oil The high price OF every necessary of
human existence and with much trutb-Rut
.ne amount OF idleness could be Calculated
WIN mathematics! accuracy Throughout our
sA,ehoeu republic, allowing the drones only
MAJ! price Tor services they might perform
"hich Others are now paid for, il might moi
oe an unsafe calculation 10 put down the
"hoie amount now paid for provisions and
marketing IN the United States. Ia il moi 8
ii'us Inconsistent TO hear parents whine a.
bout the price Of provisions, while thew briny
up lheir daughters to walk the streets. a, ]
In one Of our great commercial cities there
resides gentleman worth from two to three
millions ofdoIlars. He had three daught
and he required them alternately 10 go into
the Kitchen and superintend its domestic con
Germs. Health and happiness, he said, were
mus Promoted-besides. he could not say in
Tie vicIssiiudes of fortune that they might
not, ere they should close their earthly Ca
reer, be compelled to rely upon their hands
for livelihood +; and he could say they never
could become good wives and the proper
heads of family, until they knew by prac-
teal experience, all the economy oi the
household affairs. One of these daughters is
now the lady OF Governor of one of the
States-all at the head of very respectable
families-and they carry out the principles
implanted by their worthy parent-winning
and securing The esteem Of all around them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
BEAUTIFUL APPEAL TO AN
ATHEIST Y

cannot believe that mind like vou,s
can Walk abroad in the beautiful world
beneath its glorious canopy of light and
"o. 'ee'' and sometimes tremble, at those
evidences Of Almighty being and agency
'nat lame from the sun, sparkle in the
stars, echo IN the thunder, breathe in the
w'"os, murmur in the waters, exhaIe
from The flowers, and MARBLE from The
groves. And am sure that sometimes
In your hours Of depression and sorrow
your deso!ate spirit signs for brighter
hopes and surer foundations than apv on
which you can now repose. You are
beginning to take the downward oath If
NE the heyday ofyouth and enterprise
Is past; you have tasted abou, all that
tins world can sive-death has again
and again. invaded your domestic circle;
ana as age approaches. one star after an.
other will drop from your sky.
10 the Christian, surreuuded by the
sharers OF his hope. these loved and part
ing lights of his life glide away TO wait
ms arrival IN Purer sphere to you.
they are sinking to blackness aud dark.
ness iorever. And each year your pas.
sage to the tomb becomes more desolate
aud dim no glimmer of hope arises to
cheer' but all around is darkness, silence
anu in'ermlnable GLOOM Gospel Mes
scnger.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
PATENT OFFICE. Jan. 20 1897

LATENT OFFICE, Jan. 30, 1897.
SIR; Hearing Of some great improve
menis that had been made in the common
corn, | addressed letter to Mr.. Baden.
highly respectable gentleman in Maryland.
10 ascertain what facts could on the subject
His letter IS very interesting, and trans.
NIT copy Of it. This experiment of MIR.
Baden shows most clearly what CON be done
to improve seeds, by carefully selecting eacl,
year the best kind raised Theoretical %.
Poions sustain Mr.. Baden; bu, few exper,.
meDIs have been tried SO successfully Wha,
might be effected for agriculture by similar
eifarls!
The like effects, in improving the breed
ei animals, have been crowned with ptcai
success, especially in Europe. laval nv.
sell OF the opportunity to send YOU small
sample OF The corn, mentioned nv Mr.. Pa
den. will only add, that have converted
WIN several persons who have planted the
Baden corn, and the concurrent opinion Of
a'i susta'ns The statements made in the litter
! have lew samples at the Patent Office 81
Corn raiseI IN this neigbborhooJ. which bf :
Tour ana I'VE ears on a stalk; and 7 expet,
soon some Stalks containing six, seven ard
eIgas ears. If this corn were generally Z,
trodnced, how greatly the amount of bread
s'uhS might be increased, without any extro
labor. hope some public spirited citizens
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

IHE RICHEST MAN ON EARTH.-The
Paris correspondent of the ALBANY Daily
Advertiser says louis Philippe is
without exception the richest man in
the world. He receives annually, in
ready money, sum Of twelve millions
o. irancS. He derives e. revenue fper-
haPs twenty millions more from the lands.
forests aud other property of the crown.
He is In the enjoyment of the private
fortune of the Orleans family, which
should have been united to the national
domain, as was the cus.sn with former
monarchs, on their accession to hethrone.
bat which he .<as allowed to retain by
an act coEscntc4 TO by Lafay cite, Latte,
and the victorious revolutionists, who
littie knew what they were about on the
eve of bis taking the oath to observe the
charter as King of the French. The a.
mount OF his private fortune cannot be
less than ten millions of francs per an
nun.
He possesses, besides, an immense sum
in ready money, estimated by some at
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred millions Of francs.-He pockets
the million granted the Duke of Orleans
as presumptive heir to the throne, and
the private fortune he is supposed to
have given the Queen Of the Bclgians.
and he has none Of the obligations with
which the civil list of Charles X was
burdcned. The latter paid nearly six
millions in pensions, which Louis Phil-
lippe has thought proper to suppress al
together; he had besides large military
household, chapel, hunting establish
ment, &c, which cost him at least as
much more, meme Of which have been
retained by the present king, whose re-
venues are totally disencpmbered, and
consequently folly adequate to the main
tenance Of his family without any provi-
sion from tho state"
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THOMAS n. BADEN.
Hon. HENRY T., ELLSWORTH,
Com. of Patents, Washington CITY.


The labor and mode of cul,ivating the
parsnep are about the same as those of
the carrot. The parsnep produces lar
ger crop. its average product being rated
atI4 tons the acre, and that Of the carrot
at l2/tons. The parsnep also costains a
tar greater proportion of saccharne mat.
tyr than does the carrot, is grateful to the
palate OF farm stock, and is greatly con.
duelye to their iaiteDing. 1t possesses
another advantage over the carrot, in its
haTd'ness--it may be left in the ground
TIL spring and not be injured by the
irost. In the Island of Jersey it forp3s
regular part of the field system. The
roots are fed in raw state TO the hos
and horned cattle; the flesh of the for
mer they are said to render delicat.ly
white, and the benefit derived from The
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No. %.

latter is in the opinion of many growers,
nearly equal to that eb,aiced from oil
cake, IN point OF the weight OF flesh, and
so superior in flavor that in the island it
always commands the highest price.
COWS fed upon them during the winter
months are said 10 produce butter of
color and flavor equal to that of the most
iuxuriant grasses. In Jersey % pounds
are given daily TO the cows with hay,
aud the cream is more abundant than
from an equal quantity of milk and the
COWS differently fed-seven quarts pro-
ducing as much as II ounces Of butter
Yankee Farmer.