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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19
sHELP ONE ANOTHER"
Indiana Mutual Fire-Insurance
Company.

"HELP ONE ANOIttE~A.
Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
Chartered January 3Oeh 1887.
Office, No. n, Blake. nuilains, opposite Brow
nimg,s Hotel, indianapolis.
DIRECTORS.
james Blake, Indianapolis.
Samuel Merrill,
James N. Ray,
Cabin Fletcher,
Charles w. C9dy,
OLDER II. Smith, Connersvillc. +.
George III Dsna, Lawrenccburgh.
Henry r. 1Hoeafon, Ncw-Aihsny-
James Collins, jr. !"
John Lar, Vincennes.
Lee II. r. Maroa, Michigan City.
John MitcAelI, Evansville.
Andrer Ingram Lafayette.
JAMES BLAKE, President and 1!casarev.
CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary.
VuNdlS COMPANY being fully organized, ready
u receive applications for snsaranee.
Every person who insuscs this Company becomes .
r.,;on ana in It's ex.sD,oa
aad coalition The assured se time OF ma
nssorv obiir.,oa called the rerv note wishou, inter
the Of which determined by the sum Insured
and the hazard of the risk which he pays I'VE per
cent in advance. No frshsr payment required unsss
should during the period Of siE this being
hc for which policies issued which times as
To insur. building best essss q
sisks the of O0O assured would give HE
would make sy $ q, s.: s::
payment. As the Policy for ysan; much personal
trouble anxisy assured In bsing
required make annual renewals Of tbs insurance. The
company fco-sds the estimated valss Il build
ings, and one-ha1 Of personal property.
Mutual insurance been by long experisnes in
many Of hs United States be the sese and cheap
operations Risks which stock companies have
from 80 100 zach hundred dollars insured have
companies but from Is ~ cents the
ann and
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

% WOmAn'S galter b0otS ana OtneI
articles too numerous to mention.
By strict attention his business he hopes solicit
share Please call and examine for yourselves
p. 8. AL rips msnded gratis
HENRY 8. CROKER
Main stree. one door Irwin Reeds DTeg Seose
Richmond, August 10, 1887. 81 IF
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

u1AINTs Ae-whss Lad = Oh, Red Lad,
Dry, LAsp MseA,
SaeaiA Dsown, Lsshasgs,
al. &e Re. jest rocsivsd and foe
IRWIN REED.
RrcasosD, ny II, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19


The following statement shows the present con- |
dition of the United States Treasury:
On the LIST Of January last there
was in the Treasury, 942 ,46S, $50
By an act Of Congress there was
appropriated to be distributed
among the States, B,4ss,s $50
Leaving a balance, 5000, 900
BY the several reports OF the Sec
rotary appears the receipts
during the present year are
follows: From the LIST Of jan
uary to the LIST Of April, the
revenue amounted to 6,76S, 325
During the month Of April,
from Customs, 06S,6OO
from Lands, l,Oll 700
1896 800
During the month Of May,
from Customs, 0es,65O
from Lands, S77,3l4
During the month Of June,
from Customs, 2l3,OOO
from Lands, $4,000
In order to bring this statement
up to LIST August, we assume
that the revenue for July will
correspond with that OF June,
though it is probably less, $4,000
Amount Of available funds to
Isl august, 49, AO.COS
| The disbursements for the sanc Pc
riod, arc as follows
In Jan'y, Feb. and March. 7.4O9,73l
In April, 1857 ,4O3
In May, 2,727,ll7
| In June, 2,Sll,6OS
In July, (estimatedl 2,6l1,6O3
l -l9.247, 457
Leaving a balance in the Treasury,
on the LIST Of August, 166, l32
It's evident from the above, that the Treasury
must this day be bankrupt, and the Government
can only meet the demands upon it by drawing
upon the last quarter Of the fund reserved for the
States and payable on the LIST Of October. The
amount OF this fund yet to he distributed is
4 $9367 ,2l5, and there is no doubt that the Treas
ury Department are at this moment checking on
this fund, regardless OF State rights.n
baltimore Chronicle.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

INDIANA LEGISLATURE
The following is list Of the members elect 50
far as ascertained:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

Snn Pain thick BROGANA = .tsnl $780,
IN d. Dhv COA1E HAN113OO
Nay q, 1887. Sis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

ELECTRO MAGNErIsM-T ara
now being exhibited ~ one of The IN
per rooms OF the Masonic Hall. several
machines propelled by electro magne-
tIsm. on the principles discovered bv
Thomas Davenport. These all move
as regularly a. II some wnlcT or steam
power was propelling thrm-yrt the
direct application oil tho magnetic prin-
cIple Is visible.
One Of these small machines raise,
w pounds III weight and gave Our dcx.
ter wTlst good wrcuchu.. when We
attempted to CounteIact lie force. We
are not prepared to say thatany desired
power could be applied by electro mag
nehsm, bot having watched with care
the "h De very interesting process. We
could discover nothing that caused a
doubt that more zinc. more acid and
more machinery would be- productive
OF more power, and that train OF cars
might be propelled with larger appsra-
'us' as well a. turning lathe, BY the
present machine. We invite public
attention TO the exhibition. as among
the most curious ever presented TO PHI.
ladelPhlans.-[U s. Gas,ffs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

We observe that our friend and an
Gent ally Of the Richmond ENQUIRER
iiat'eIs himself that the Wings. in Con.
greSs and out of II, are about to stake
ihemsclves on the question of Bap.
OF the United States. As far a,w.
have any Information. the worthy ed,-
Tor need not LAY that nattering unc.
ton to his soul" Whatever sb.uac,
opinion may be entertained II the cx-
pediency of National Bank. the
wings, we believe, have no idea Of
asi'ating that question. They have
other matters OF more Immediate con-
sequence TO attend to- When they ye,
through them, and accomplish the ne J..
cessary reforms in the administrator
OF public affairs, they may probably
take INTO confederation that question.
with Others, which for the pre.en, may
well be postponed. Such. at lea., -
our own opinion Of tina, after
National I.isilgsres,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

ITo" As .Nsryeit tCa H,rsid. nee 20.
DItD. 90 saturday night last, Sir PErEs
sNsItToS, eyed - ,sau
Descended from one of the olde,,
weslihIest. and most respectable FAM.
lies ia our Beighbofhood and left al.
most The sole pOssess9r 81 the vast Ia
pIly estate, the subject 81 this notice
found himself, on the day when tho
law allowed hIm 20 enter upon ~. in
possession Of property " hioh could not
DO estimated lar short Of 1900. OOO.-
Unfortunately tho no common pain,
bad been bestowed on las educ atom
and hs had manifested no defciency Of
mind OF defeliciiOp Of principle. be "a,
let TO his Own iHslinations and pro.
Pen'i'ies, which led him 20 Idle plea,
sufes aud dangerous courses and as,o.
ciai'ons. which lad the foundation Of
bis ruin. lie vas courtsd. battered
and cafcssed ~ iho sffuI add design
ins whO knew his weakness and sought
10 take advantage of II. II ~ needle,
Ia en,eT INTO particulars. In two or
Three years the racs-cour.e and the
E'Mlhk labls swept hls large estate.
and lei' him helpless dependent on
frw friends but habits Of intempe.
rance, shich he bad acquired bv h.,
tFs0ciaiions a. the gaming table and an
ahicb be nov INDUCED lo a greater
excess than ever 20 drown the Fceol.
lection Of ihe effects Of his folly. soon
united han tur any other society tban
That which 70 found 10 The los esi re-.
soi's Of drunkenness. We would not
unneess'snly wound any feeling Of a.
hni'y The lesson be has lea tothe
fising generation. 90 warn thsm against
The 'nafes and pitfalls uhich bsset their
paths ~ the pursuit Of vicious Pies
suFes, y TOO useful 10 BE- thrown suay.
on Saturday be WAS coBveysd. by
Pnvaie charity "a a stale of ,nsensibili-
~. 20 the almShouss. add The sane
h'gh' his wretohsd existence Nss ier.
minated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
MssCRLLAHY.
From The CsnRssfieui nv, or.
YOUTH AND AGE.

~ ~ haND hnEss
When the summer day of youth is
slowly wasting away into the uighifall
Of EGG, snd tIiv shadows of past years
grow deeper, and deeper. as life wears
to It's close, II is pleasant TO look back
through the vista ofiime, upon the sor.
row and felicilies OF our earlier wears.
IL We have a home TO shelter US. and
hearts 10 rejoice with us--and if losz
tried friends are gathered together about
our cheerful fre-sides. then the rough
places OF our waylaIlng will have been
worn aud smOoihed away in the twi.
light OF life. while the sunny spots we
have passed through grow brighter and
more beautiful.
Happy indeed sTe hey " hose inter-
course with the world has not changed
the tone oftheir boiler feelings. or bro.
ken those musical chords Of The heart
whose vibrations are 90 melodious 50
tender, and touching IN the evening Of
age AZ the current Of time wind,
slowly along, washing away the sands
OF life, and WASTING the vigouF Of ouI
greener years, like the streams that
steals away the sol from the sapling
upon ITS bank. We look with a kind ol
melancholy Joy at the decay Of thing,
around We. To see the trees. under
whose shade We sat ~ our earlier
years, and upon whose rind We cared
our names "a the lght-heartcd Raiety
Of boybood. a. if these frsil memorial,
OF our Evidence would survive us-to
see these WHITENING away like our
selves with 'le inhru titles Of age. eH.
cites within We moufniul yet pleasant
feelings forthe past .snd phropbs tio seq
saiions for the future. The thought,
oeeasloned BY these fEail and pensbine
reeoIds Of our younger years. when
the friends shat are now lingering like
ourselves upon ths brink Of the grave,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Governor Vases % Ohio. n,,.,,..,
m"crai Q man 81 the people. Cror, A.. 10
po. 400 ~"h the PtePie--s man -ho ,.'.Ss
himself from wood cutter la Az. ea
ons" OF one OF the greatest State. ~ d.
bison IN ms late Message 20 the IS,i,ia,',,.S,
Ohio. makes these remark, u
III II 10 the settled pol,o, ., a..
Who administer the affairs az a..
vernment OF the Union. TO o,ct,u,n N
our previously well established ,y,,.r.
OF credit, OF finance aud oftt,l. g.
sinking the whole property and b ~
ness operations Of the country ,,,,o
Gle Circulation. whv do they a.,
Come iOrw ard and show their .,n,..,,-
by the surrender Of a portion of the,
own salaries Do they surpo,e d..
The People will sat quietly by and A..
qniesce IN seeing their land reduced -
one fourth Of rs present value. NH,
the provisions OF the same law Will ,d.t
iouriold TO the value Of the shane, d,
our public servants Thu, giving -
our President annually, instead of
twenty-five thousand. the non,n,,
amount he now receives on. bn,.
drcd thousand dollars. and The o,h.,
federal officers. down to the l,vs,t
postmaster. IN the same proportion
Does not every person see thai. under
the Prodigal expenditures now making
aew years appropriations will transfer
to the pockets OF the officers. agent,
contractors. and Te,ainrrS. of the Gem.
raj Government the whole specie cam.
tai OF the United States |. It no, no 49,
true that our federal officers are grow.
ing rich on the distrenes and emb,t.
ra'smenis Of hnse who support and
sustain them And are they no, a,
this monent receiving ten pet cent,
over aud and above iha, pad 10 S,,te
officer. where the law g. c. equal com.
pensa,io1 2"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
THE FREE PRESS.
TnuH.o1v. DEcEnsE. ~. I.s1.

.uxlAIaHl3sSzpIONY7N

The proceedings Of Congress. Zoe the Lac,
week, viii be found Interesting. 6res, en-
e.temsnt, 1t will DO seen. va, tho result VI the
presentation of Abolition memorials. The
South and the North are sgsia in hostile aiti.
tude. aud ilESRI CLAY a. ain thro~ing hun
rrul, remarks the DeIa are Journal, that ..It
i well for our country that such a man n
Henry Clay Is IN our p,.b.ie council. at such a
crisis NJ tho Prssoat;--- that lie !, there u re-
buke the angry passions which are threatening
the exi,lehee Of the Union u has been hi.
lUt frequently To be placed 10 a similar posi-
''on--ihs mediator between ,ho Rspub',e aud
the factions which were a~aiiins Il, sxi,-
tenee---ths ne nee maker, the friend aud pre-
server ~ the Union."
The rceem proceedings :, both liou.ss III
Congo" On tie si- y. exciting snii-st Of sbo-
ishing slavery in the District &C Coiuu,bis, h.,s
been u . character 80 we'll calculated Co create
gree, eNe'icn.'n,. (s.ys the Baltiraprr Gazette.
that 4" - worthy al the serious .oasit-r.iioa oi
C""srr'', whether u ~osid no, be sd.i.-bir 10
prr'r" all further m,s la thi. va, 90 ,istu,
that harmony which 10 - necessary 10 pre,cr,c
our Usi"n, BY r,iroee,.;oa II practicable of
the several portions of the Di.tr,et To the Stats.
10 which esei' ps,t forroeri. belonged. The re-
uoeess'on lass been faVnr,'t object " ,or,io,
ct the inhabitants Of the District, bot -h,tL-r u
p@j1riiy ~e have not I,arnri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

University II Virginia We learn from the
Chirlottes'i,Ie Advocate that thi, Institution
is IN a high state Of prosperity There are
now 30 students in Observation-Disclosures we'd 10
be thc largest number ever at the Institution
al So early period OF the session, with tie
exception Of last year. The number in each
school are as follows Ancicn, Language. ca.
Modern Languages g. Mathematics lUg. Ma
iufai Philosophy 50, Chemistry -. Medicine
80. Anatomy and Surgery 30, Moral Philoso-
ply &c, Law 65, Civil Engineering 10, Sc-
There are students from all section, of the
Chion. In the lat, We recognise tie names
Of two from this county: James VI. Ransom
SOd William l.. Baker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Gas. WAsHiEGToN.-The remain,
of tbs illOsirious man. the Father aad
the Saviour Of his country. were TO-
Gently placed N ;ho SArcophagus made
by Mr. Bruthcts Of this CITY, from
whom we learn, that " hen The vaul,
and conn we're opened where they
bad laid him" the sacred form oi
WAsHIsGroy was discovered ia a won.
derful state Of preservation. The high
pale brow bore . calm and serene er.
preston, aud the solemn smile. such
A. be doubtless wore. when The Firs,
President gave up BIS blamsless mortal
life, for an immortal existence
'Whsn hs soh bresih. 9TH psin.
We yielded n The elements tSsia."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

u seems To be pretty generally IN.
der.tood. that Mr.. SwARrwour, the
Collector Of the Port Of New York will
moi be re-nominated for that office
Dir. Swar,wout. by the course he pur.
sued IN relation to the order Of the Sc.
cfetary, requiring him To take nothing
ou. specie IN payment OF Duty Bonds.
probably forfeited the confidence Of
The party. Mr.. JEssE HoYr-a Law
yer OF New iork-t is sand. Will b.
The new collector Frs4,rickI5Uy
.7reEa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

"--heSp the hrs-Ihut out the biting air.
And from its station wheel the easy ch0ir-
Thu' fenc'd and warm 10 silence iit, tie sweet
To hear, without, the bitter tempest beat"
Winter, with his forests and piercing
winds, warns US Of his approach. The
forests have been stripped Of their 70.
llage, and the garden OF its verdure.-
The barn Of the husbandman is full
the orchards have yielded their rich
products, aud the happy family are
gathering around the blazing hearth n
enjoy the fruits Of their summers toll.
and As the bleak Winds whistle through
the grey forests, the prayer Of the be
nevolent is offered up for the blessing,
OF their protection from the inclemency
without
But the child Of poveriy-ihe hone.
less, stricken wanderer through the
world Of misfortune and disappoiot.
ment--is sbivcring in the hovel Of mis-
cry and despair. May an angel hand
minister TO their wants, and teach them
that the ieebound charity cf THIS world
will be melted oy the eternal sunshine
Of the world 10 come. that although the
misery and suffering ofthis life may be-
great. yet the JOY, :hc pleasure and
happiness Of the inst made perfect
10 Heaven Will be greater.
Richmond 90 } P.li.hsBa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

The Virginia Legislature viii oonvens on
Monday next. The currency question, IL d,
believed. will occupy a prominent place in
the proceedings Of this sessron--a and not .
few poisoned arrows will be lei oil ~ the
poor, little, dirty. ragged shin-p!as,ers. Many
OF Tho constitutional currency" gentlemen
will N" doubt immortalizs the mselve, in the
"shinny" war Ooek-Robbin must be ami.
hlated. We anticipate a warm contention
among the little .Parrows," for the honors
Of the bsttle.
" The last Legislature made two changes.
(ssys the whg.) both Of which, ~s believe.
are generally unpopular-ihe change OF the
Time oil 'i' own meeting from the first MONDAY
IN December TO the first Monday in January.
and the time for holding the elections. The
latter Particularly. is unpopular. The people
liked the old plan Of having tho elections. on
the different court day.; aud they have sxpe.
rienced no great good. though much wa, pro-
missed from the change. TO reconcile them to il.
Perhaps the new Legislature may deem j,
wise TO put things in sfa,u quo snis LsIia,n"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

The new branch Mat, at Charlotte, y. C. ,
Is now in operation. The Superintendent
gives notice that hc is prepared to receive
Gold Bullion, and issue certificates " hich will
be redeemed nth gold coin at the mint. or ai
the mint In PhiIade lPhia, rs the dspo,itors
may prefer, or value OF the depo,te will be
paid, when the quality OF The bullion is aseer
tanned by assay. Aud the Globe says "ths
new branch MINIS " III be instructed 10 make
An ample coinage Of Tie several pieces Of gold
and silver most proper for common eircuis-
lion, VIZ quarter eagle. in gold. and twenty
i've cent pieces ia silver" Our friend. NAV
now supply themselves with purses An .am-
pie" coinage, most proper for common cir.
eHioliiO"" is speedily to take the place Of shin.
plaster! O, how the yellow boys" will
shine through the iutersIiees," aud pa, TO
blush tho filthy bank razs!"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

Tie pity, that, smid Ell ne fsjoiriaEs % the
Whiga' ihs Ven buFsniiss should hsvs 10 jlbi-
zee a. ell. Canf they Ess up 90 iBumiBaiion
o. seeoant II TIE capture q Otsols' - Lsuis-
Fiiis gosrAa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

IAs Souih Csroiias L.gipiaiurs We gave
yesterday the vote Of the House of Rspte.sn-
iA'iYss ot south Carolina on the Sub-Trss.Y
~ sy'tem and Ns'lOusi BanE. and now give
'h"l Of the senate. - Baii SuH.
On the fret resolution. that the re-.
venues Of the Federal Government be
SO collected as ultimately to sever the
Government itom all Connection with
the banks" the vote ia the Senate in
favor Of u was 81 too.
On The resolution that The revenue,
"be 50 deposited. kept, aud discussed
a. not 10 be connected with 90 used IN
banking operations" the vote was 3s
30 l..
On the resolution that ~ would be
unconstitutional, inexpcdient and dan.
gerous 10 incorporate . nsiiona, bank 4"
the vote wss - to5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

The Richmond Wing, VI Saturday last,
states that DAS'rL DuGeER. E'q died on u,s
2''h u't 81 The wound received IN duel with
Gen. DromSoolc, q few week, since. Mr.
ID, AZ - sa,d, ~asG gentleman Of easy, cap
trA'ius. aud impressive manners, aud was
universally beloved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

SoUrH CAROLINA Is fast losing ber
former high ground. Hcr Difference Ia
men. aud disregard Of prineiyIss. Will
soon make her a bye-Word aud a 70.
proaeh. The resolutions recommend.
ing a divorce q the Government rom
ihs Banks, and again,t a Bank Of ,hs
Uni'rd states, passed the House Of Re.
preventative u that State. by vote
OF iOO 20 li 10 the year ls2I ths
House 81 Representative a the sane
State, g1cpasss . q resolution that Con.
sfes' q vested 18th the fixht 10 iseor.
Porate a Bank "a South Crol,na
then, can sheel round &c Mf. Calhoun
with a. much prompiitude. q. Penn.
sylvania did foF Gen Jaoksoni Such
- the game q poliiics-.4Lr. Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

The Mobile Ala Register. Van
Buren paper. has been transferred by
lhe Propnetors. Messrs SsndioEa and
Wilson, TO MsssTs. John Fossylh. il.
son Of the Secretary Of STATE, and +.
Kirby.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
Sylvester GrisWold, sIES2siN4aI1'c Painter,

HAS returned to Litchtield, and taken a N E room at the Mansion House, where he will be happy to wait upon any of the inha- bitants in the way of his profession.
 Litchfeid, Oct. 5. 1887. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
Teeth! :! Teeth! :!

TT has become matter ot interest and inn \ portance toall who would have good sound teeth and healthy gums, and to the ladies in particular, who have handsome lips and bad teeth, or none at all, that the present improv- ed method of setting and filling teeth as prac- tised by the subscriber, does effectually re- store beauty to the toothless mouth, and pre- serve the partially sound teeth, (when taken in season) to the end of life. "An ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure," and ad- vice given in season, if attended to, is worth more than money can purchase, when disea- sed. Teeth-Setting from $3 to $5. Filling with gold, from $l to $s2 q cavity, and less for thrilling. UTFiling issoflen sufficient to preserve decayed teeth. D@ Cleaning and Extracting done with skill and care. Advice freely given to all disposed to call upon
 R. B. MERRIMAN, Dentist,
 1tco doors ,cest of Abrasion House,
 Litchfield, Sept. 26. '