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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
G1ncral Jackson's anti Internal improvement rcona
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Richlanl district, Senator Pres,on,s ross.
denceA candidates have taken the ield for tAe STAT,
Legislature, on the Sub Treasury quessioD-,br
only part of the State, we believe, where they ,,a
thus anaycd against each other. The last Colnm-
ba Telescope contains an address to the People by
the Anti Sub Treasury candnlates-an able and
beautifully written production. Afier showing tina,
the Sub-frcasmy scheme rs in fact a Goyernmen,
Bank, and quoting Mr.. TcDuffe'. denuncia,ion oS
It's 'vlta princplc,' they take the ground thar
- if the system Of exacng gold and silver is GOOD
abroad, ii is good at homc"-in other words if ills
good for the Federal government, it is good for the
State governmcnt--and vel, strange 10 say these
baud money uumbuggers in South Carolina, with
the cry OF - divorce Of Bank and State upon their
lips, actually added, At the late extra session offs
Legislature, two millions Of capital TO the State
BanL And few months before, they chartered
a Bauk with l. millions of dollars capital, maknglt
an cypress provision of its charter, that its notes
shou, be receivable in payment of dues to The State
government l. chold the contrast between their heo.
ry and lheir practice Ii Bank good enough
for tie State governments, why, in the name of
Heaven, they not good enough for The Federal
government If the alliance between Bank and
St3tr is 81 dan GERMS and cotrnDtinr WHY shonld
, =. c..
" ~ = wv Inn - e " ''
i"a'eoeeS is wen is Tue caefa' government!
The Address rldenles the attempt of Mr. Cal
hoan to identify the Abolition question with ,he
s,,i ,r.u... l. No.,
t. improvements are 'aen'i'eo win YOU and
w." Nno" Tue sake we nave IA 'nls community.
l ne s'ns ana 'nee"aify cry OF d0'"HoRtSm winch
haS oefn ""n'ony "hu ''oS' dangerously connected
WIN 'oS sun ,taSu'y Scnrhe, WIN haiay be ralS-
T." against u.s. NO one WI" oouo US upon TINS sub
lecl' ai we may iefe'"ie SPEAK 'feely our minds
II "H "''n 'pNSr" mo 'ne purposes o parry re-
gn"'e'' u 'ne 'ot'I"e consequences " my Involve
| ut "Pf"a'"'s u 'le '9"" ,e'Sa'y are a,nouneed
as Nh''-9@"el''1 anu Nnn"'!on'''. Hafyiand
y "7'"''' .Np'tr '''"'"' 'i'ssl.sPp'' l"'''S'ah'
N'''"sNH "u ~ e''es,'c' |l''.-9ou".'" anu Ao-
oHao,'s' o say no!"'ne ot'he a,f"c'o"s loIly OF
'iS "o,''"' ''oo"-is " io'",c - " sac oha'i
" ~ '"''''' W o"' wv" o'''''o" ~" o"te
any .N''''e' MA" 10 Je"P''n '"e great INSTITUTION
VI Ms 'ouA y ny sN'"- us "eePeS' interests upon
Wv n P''', so VI ''s "o'c inca"
nc "''o S'eN' ~ '','s 'n'''e"' !" create nos
we '''''"- "''e &C" '"' S'''c-uo'"'S S'a'eso Vi Men
" az" o""'e '"'' VIC ''o"',' on '''e suoJec'
III gu, J"us"cn,' su''s Oh treason 10
G,,ra win ,Ientic,I ins,;,n,;ns T., ,r,r,, iaa,no
th the agrarians of the North we can ONLY account
/ Tor the FOLLY by the binding influences of parzan
St'"' - II ''' u "o' "t suIPoS,' tat we ueShe I"
W. I,nJ MO he ,o ,r,ye ,,,,,ar, -, hn ha,,1sI
in such contest. But Yesterday the politicians DE-
clared that abolition confined to Ian Buren:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

persons are not generally aware of the value of
me fnr trade 10 81. Louis, Missouri. and will be as
fonished TO learn that the SKINS shpned during the
last year were worth 100000. Among the various
A'Hds The hides OF the Buffalo form the Impor-
taut iiep the ser being so oOO estimated a, ;
piece OF S200o00. The prices at which various iurs
are obtained from the Indians must make the profits
very great.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

oen. "MNEs arrived in St. LOUIS the 12Ih 10
s,an, rom tue Missouri river. 1t is stated IN the
Bulletin that he received inormation ON his way
up mn the principal chiefs orthe different tribes had
reused to attend the Cherokee council. THIS in
ducsd him to retuin to ST Louis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

The water in the Red River is so low ,ba, several
STEAMBOATS, have returned 10 New Orleans. being
unable TO ascend that stream.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
Eisan's q'haiaaosssaic PILLS,

\ FRESH SUPPLY just received and (or
N sale at per box, by
ID. X, LYMAN Agent.
August % ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

IL Mississippi tie cotton crop. which was EXPECT
ed ~ be short. has suffered much for want of rain
that the Naehcz Courier asserts that the ouantty
which viii be gathered this season will not be NOR.
than one third as much as was raised Lust year
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Arrlrdt Of a French Frigate al NorfoH-The
French Fnsae l. 'Aaree. Commandant q arnier, Ibe-
longing TO the West India stalion.) from Vera Cruz
va Havana. go days from the latter, anchored in
hampton ROADS on Friday night. The L'Astree
was bound TO Martinique, aud Encountered the la,e
severe weather but sustained damage. As soon
~ she obtains supply Of provisions and water, she
wall proceed TO her port of destination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

These Goods were bought before the late grcat
advance IN pllees, and will be sold al IL small profit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

nNE ofus having lately visited the Northern
" Markets. we ate prepared to offer on the first
approach OF the FAN season, heavy supply Of all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

- need aot say that friend has, IN thus under
m the circumstances Of the acted IN all respects
IN a, manner worthy OF the old Commonwealth from
which lie came.
remain, dear ST.
With sincere esteem.
Very respectfully.
Your o'bt servant
J. HAMILTON, IS. {.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13

wv Aides Literary Omnibus has
wv now been in existence twelve
months, and has enjoved during that period
very extensive share of public favor. II
has furnished for tro dollars and hd!f,
reprints of London books which cost there
over ftfy-seren do!ldrs! in addition to a
large amount Of literary matter, reviews of
new works, tales, and domestic and foreign
news.
The original proprietor, intending to de-
vote his time and attention to his other peri
odical works, has disposed of his interest in
the Omnibus to the present publisher, who
will make no farther change in its general
character than issuing it from another of
Ace, and changing its name from"Waldie's''
~ "Brown's."
BRovN,s LITERARY OMNIBUS will be is
sued every Friday morning, printed on ex-
eellent paper of large size. 1t will COW
Min-
l. Books, the newest and best that can
be procured, equal every week to London
duodecimo volume, embracing Novels, Ira
wells, Memoirs, &c. and only chargeable
scith newspaper postage.
9. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches,
Notices of Books, and information from
the world ofIetters Of every description.
8. The news Of the week, foreign and
domestic.
The price will be too dollars per annum
g. clubs Of fee individuals. TO clubs of
Zoo individuals, tro dollars and halt, or
Ave dollars for the two. Single mail sub
scribers, three dollars. Mail remittances TO
be post paid.
As the arrangements for this undertaking
are all completed, tue proprietor asks from
generous public that consideration to
which so diffusive scheme Of circulating
knowledge and amusement is entitled.
The first number of the Ncw Series COM
menced on the 5th Of January, 1888, from
which period or from any future date new
subscribers may commence.
nTPostmastcrs and agents for periodicals
throughout the Union and Canada, are re-
quested to act as agents for the Omnibus,
and communicate with the proprietor.
N+Editors of newspapers who receive
this number, by inserting this prospectus 4
times ,nspicuously, and forwarding copy
to this office, will be entitled to free ex-
change for Twelve months.
Address, post paid,
WILLIAM BROWN.
u No. SO, N. Fourth-st Philadelphia.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
" O r e. e

" OTI(: E.
81 ETTERS tcsiamen.ary having beer
~ granted to the undersigned Executor of
the Estate of RUSH MUTT, deceased, a.
the special Term ofthe Probate Court Of
Jefferson county. held on Saturday the 9th
day ofSeptcmber, lS37.--Notice is hereby
given Ia all persons indebted to said Estate
to mike i'nmedinte payments, and those
having claims tn present them, duly au-
thcnticatcd, within the time prescribed by
law.
HALLER MUTT,
Executor.
Sept. II, 1897. 3l-6mts.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
A B q r 3 ain!!
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the
Hon. Probate Court of Jefferson County,
at the November Term 1897, ofsaid Court.
on the Estate of FRANCIS McFARLIN.
'lccd,-No'ce is hereby given, to all per.
sons indebted to said Estate, to come for
ward and make payment without delay.
These having claims against it are hereby
notified to present them, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
J. U. EVANS, Admir-.
December 5, 1887 diff
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13

$500 ReWaru.
RAN away from the subscriber living
81 Jefferson county ,Mississippi,on
* tho n;,ht of the 4,h Fehr'v~ 1893,
~ Negroiloy nnmed GKAn.9oN !.
IN who sometimes calls h'inselI
W. Perkins. Said hoy IS about 10
- years old, five feet seven inches
high, a little steop shouldere,l,
his nose pretty large and inclined to be r'-
man. large mouth, and strait hair. lie -
somewhat mixed with Indian. When be
left he had on white hat, black bombi-
sine coat, corded pantaloons and boots.
have no doubt he will endenvor to pass
himsclfas white boy, and mike his way
~ some Of the free States. He rode off a
sorrel horse, saddle and bridle. Said boy
was purchased Of Dir. Hudgins Of ken:nc-
XIV, three years ago.
Twill give the above reward il taken out
Of the State, and two hundred dollars If Ia
ken In the State.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Jefferson c'ty, Miss. Feb. Ii, 1888. l4-o
nrThe editors of The Vicksbnrg Regis
Ter, Jackson Mssissippan, Louisville Joar.
mi, Cincinnati Gazette, ST. Louis Kcpub'l
can, Springfield (Iii) Journal and Alton
UlI.) Telegraph, will insert the above sn
times. and forward their accoonts to TIL:
office for collection.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
WAS COMMITTED

OOuH-WI Ed,
~ the Jail Of Jefferson county a Negro
!: :; :; i: i; :: :: 4;
ct dark casinct pants, and moho;r
and says he belongs Il Han.., ~ : = y " L,
ALSO-A No., Ms Lieut., OF La.
s sds,Ju'' 'ee' 10 inches high, copper
eye. eye one over the leA snd ono on the upner
'lpSooo looking, and quite iatelIisep,, r..
son county. HENRY .rrn - ,s,, !ener-
80" Jaiier.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
FINAL snr7lsss'
II ETTEgS ~ MsoilcE.

II ETTERs Of Ole ace.
been Granted ,o,Le ''''''rsa
Honorable Probate Co "s .Ader,i,
y a, the September l ,e, 81 ',ts1
Court, on the Estate ,S FRA "a To-
deceased: Notice j. hsr, a,A's |
persons indebted to SAID '.0y sN|
ward! and make payment s' sss ! :
claims against il, will aAdt,}
authenticated ,... within a"' ne e's e., }
rs law, or they will be- h. a@s
February S, 1894 A'NAG
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
ADMINISTRATIVE S NOTICE.

ETrERS Of Administration having
been granted Ia the undersigned on
the estate Of John Winn, deceased, by the
Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson coun-
~, on the f,urtl, Monday in December,
lS37--Nolice is therefore hereby given, to
all persons indebted to said estate, to come
forward and make payment without delay.
Those having claims against it are hereby
notified to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or thew will be barred.
ROBERT WYNN, Admir-.
January 3, 1888 S-w6
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
ADNIyIS7R4 TOR'S NOTICE.

A Il the next February term Of the Pro-
IA bate Court Of jefferson county, will
present my accounts of administration OF the
Estates of james Norris and James l.. Nor
ris, deceased, for final settlement and allow
ance. AND'W MONTGOMERY,
Admir- If JAS Norris &, Jas. l.. Norris.
January l6, 1898. lo-6w
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13

April II, 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
TIE accounts Of all persons indebted to
Lape q SNYDER in IN amount not exceed
ing SOU, will be placed ia Magistrates
hands tor collection. IL payment is not
made ~ the LIST Of February, 1893.
LAPE 4 SNYDER.
kodaeya January 2. 1879 CIV
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

ALI persons are hereby notified that
the undersigned, guardian Of the Estate Of
=. Newman, deceased, will present to the
next March Term of the Probate Court Of
Adams county, Miss, her account Of guar.
o'ansn,P on said Estate, for final settlement
and allowance. G. NEWMAN.
BY A. NEWMAN, Ar. :
January 80, 1888 la &c
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appoint.
ed administrator on the estate Of RIcmAau
lounge, deceased, late of,his county, does
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescrib.
cd by law; and all persons indebted To said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
G. T. MARTIN, Admir-.
November l, 1886. 3S-tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
I Il s oLvEN cv.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. tha,
Y agreeahly to an order Of the Honor.
able the Probate court Of Jefferson county,
at the last Term, Jno. B. Coleman, Peter c,
Chambliss and David McCaa, commissions
ers appointed by said Court, will meet on
the first Saturday in each month, for six
successive months, at the Office of ]. B.
THRAsHER, Esq. in the town of Port Glib.
son, to receive, audit, and allow. claims =.
ga'nst the estate of John J. w. Ross. de-
ceased, represented in>.,lvent. All per
sons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same to said com
m'ssloners, duly authenticated for allow
ance.9
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

FORSEE, Esq. having been recently appointed Gene
n Agsn, the Central eommittse At indianapolis, 70
editorial of the State of INDIANA. begs leave
or his services agent for he editors Of
residing other Stasss, and all Others who have demands
any pssssns residing in said STATE HE once
will b kept Indanapols whore any business in his
line will be puncualy attended lmerDesons received
and all orders speedily and faithfully sxsesssd Twelve
per commission will b sxacssd all sums
forwarded the order Of the CREDITOR The
editors who members Of the editorial
this tase and such Others design become
hossafer members Of the well those whO Ieel
an interest promoting editorial corps in The United
Seass respectfully requested insert this notice three
their papers, if consistent. free Of charge after
usual price will be paid ff each insertion
such and may become members Of The associa
ton, and until dsconsinuance ordered.
October, IA, 1887. 20
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
CABINET MAKING,

|I\HE undersigned, respectfully inform their friends and
The public that they have eommenced shs above To-
snsss, and thas sy snablsd frnsA any article
FURNITURE short noeiee-mads Of good seasnnsd
materials and superior workmanship. They have now I'm
shed, and oder for sale, BUREAUS different kinds
TABLES, B..DSTEADS, STANDS, &c. They occupy
the shop adoaing the Msshcdiss Chapel formerly
pied BY David Hook. Cabines will b exchanged
fos lumber.
WATSON 4 wlCKERsHAN.
Richmond, June lS, 1888. 236
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

Subesibsr wishes inform the public he has
located himselfn Richmond, Wayne co., Indiana, in
the MANDATORY OF WOOLLENS:-ssch -
JEAns, CAsssSrrrs LlssErs, FLAsxELs, &c. He will
naauaeturs shares as sspulassd price yard,
ssit his best various kinds OF country
weaving He has hand quantity Of JEANS,
CANErrs aad FLANNEl, which ne will ell low fs
e exchange for WOOL THOMAS kITSON,
Resle~ee Front street, near he P.tSe Sqssase.
May 10, 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

0HVHE asbsesibss haviag ssassa fssssass psiviIees
Wn. Baaesoffs Faesosy, .sar RieA@ned, 10 .s~
parsd IN al ssds.s in his ns; odd, from his long sz
enee Wood asd lua TWning. - 0Asaen hims0 sAas
elsss asssnsea bunsa, - will bsenabasd raase III
persons Who may fs give hi@ call. CahisssNa
hsss iavissd call asd sxAanns HE wosAnanahip,
pasassns, and prices, bo6so purchasing elsswhere.
n. b. WANTED,-A large qsassisy q lambss, ssienr
be % Gsn which - ibsal prices viii b paid
SIMEON macy.
Richmond. Sune 9. 1883. 221f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

IIAVING removed their STORE doors east Of
III A. Siddall's Main Street, opposite The Bank,
would inform their friends and the public they
ready and willing ell them quantity good GOODS,
accommodating BE- procured elsewhere.
O-An kinds Of Country produces received in exchange
~ the maskst prices.
RichusoNd, Nov. IL, 1887. l40
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

r. ALLOWING = 6oo shs 0adissaia., 80 esghs -
isD - lssasn Il gid, and ~ - in Ta.many Hall
ssseiaaoy agAinse swsese ses0y.
VIZ = - gFssssss syn.e dat
Uhoa - sasshly sheoas s'sT aa!
Who cnavs ous marrow bones and fat!
Nick 6ddls:
Who bids III aAGy ee0posO PoaR:
And sends your ships and bsigs ashore!
Who fires your house and Eobs your 5000!
Nick Bddls!
Who 10 10 all ous!crops deesroys!
Who 10 il that buys up ssatss, ~ boys
Buy for amusement lisss ssys!
Nick Biddls:
Who was il Mr.. Mssyan slew!
Who cholera caused in tairsy-two!
The dreadful New York hrs TOO!
Nick Bddls:
Who blows up Missisippi boats!
Who your pockets from your eoatse
Who makes the eounssrfsis bank notes.
Nick Biddls:
Who 10 il causes all our woes!
And in our way such mishap shrows!
Why surely evefy body knows!
Nick Biddls:
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
R II 0VAMa

- e. IREDELI., has removed his Tailoring shop -
y one door north Main Pearl street, he in
iends 70 earrv on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all is
branches and being thankful for past avoss would
respectfully reqsess . continuance Of tse same.
n b. He also agent for Mr. Oivers improved passae
slsosdse system for cutting gamenss
Rjchmond, Nov. 4sh, 1887. 436
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
@ARInB 70 W51RndlNMo

TO- ESk0CTEULLY oqusss an n6ssaa - hin, .
H 1aePcyWeaS, - 10 n very mseA in want q CAS-
hPN. d - has eoaseansly On hand n an sinss,
&AOOkEx BRIDES, AaA.NEcEN WHIPS COL
n - fAir - rUa0aAboe sesmA
RscDoaA, Sep& a 1851. ND
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
JUST ARRIVED.

NEW AND FRESH GOODs->eleesed with great
~ East and adapted eallAD COM
munity and the comprising Fancy Foreign, And
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCkERY,
The subscriber acknowledges his share Of
recsved from the public and respectfully socits
Of the ;so deserve which, efforts
wanting on his pqgA
N. B. PaoDuck Of all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS JOHN WILLIAMSON.
~ s. Conner Of Main and Font sereels.
RlcnnosD, 5th mo- Och, 1885, 2l6
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07
Senool DOOks.
N1I1S conF0UND kxraAcr
o. 90 DsrSrUrE ron 49,


o. 80 D0flTU UTE Rnu
VTNAE prour,.,.,. ~ a.. .-.-,
ex.,ensive r..s.~a 49,. 49,
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however,. mnr,u a.. 49,. ~ secS - 3
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sod I, b psral;.,,- s@".s's - ~ - -
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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

THE subscriber 10 prepafsdAasxaeuss oedess in
above business with despatch Persons wishing BLANK
Books made have them ruled any pattern " leaving
directions The best Of paper will BE- used IL wished, and
the wok exscussd style which he il persuaded will
shs approbasisa II al who ny him.
0ArAm assortment Of BLANK BOOKS viii b kept or
hand, and OLD LOOKS REBOUND. Prices modesAte.
OIBtNDERY situated Main street. Ellis p.
Coale's Boot and Shoe Store
E. G. YONGE.
Riehmosd, June ?, 1893. 9lH
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

~ r nAre ,s.f received extensive Of
wv SEAAONABIE GOODS from the cities,
which boug eduesd prices, and will be sold
sually low for easpproysd the Usual cr~d.
puncsua cussomer&A Purchaser, requested call
and pnsssing Of spsrfne blue, piac.,
brown drab, invisible gres Cloths: Cassmeres and SAITH
assorted Englisi Frneh
American prints, painted Ia~ gnghams, shawl., siik.
dress handk hefs, wells, glove &c &C. Friends
o. silks, cacoe. @hawls Handkerchief, re.
almost article called whiccan afforded and
will be sold cheaper than usual.
Fiftn month 26sh, 1898.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

"OCLD suPsesfslly i.1so - LaAiss q Rieaoasd
w CD sassnaDAiag eesooy, dhas - has esn0enesd
de above bnaos IN all il hgAoehos ard will b
happy - ssesive aad - ass e sss whs may
fs diss0d favos hsT viii tsis paaoaaee. coops-
~ knOUiodD q - bssuoO eaah1oo hss tha1 al
wek sneruasd - ~ lands san - essesssa -
apeued nsdssa sys a Dsatasab disability, and faiaa-
u&. c. Re.., .pp..;s D. D. ss.s's ~
RSAD, JoA a., loa6. Sd
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

VuVHE firm Of (;osis 4 Hsmilsos 10 sbh 49,
mutuaI cosDss. The Books asd -
hands Of n. s. Hamilton Tboss is6essss u
10 n. Hamiso1 will 6ad 10 70 tseis i1ssaao
seth Immediately, thsis dsbss musa y
have given ssvssal ss6ess hsssssSses,
b oul6eieAt y.
PS-H e. Hamilsna, can - GsuaD0
Reidss store. up stairs.
Richmond, May 26sh, 1888.
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE

THE subscribers wish 70 sell sleis TAVERN STAND
te Town Ct situated ss Nasiesal
Road 20 miles Of Reh0ood and 70 oas - ladiaea-
polls The and eonssrocssd, and has,
this time, . good support There The premises
good ssbs, large garden. and ssock yassoasaiaiag Eve
loes: viii sold gosd Fs further pas.
tisn)azs, apply de premises, - II This oGee.
JOHN HARE,
Chasloes,ille, Ia, May 26, 1888. JESSIE HARE.
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N1OTICE...An persons indebted the subscriber by
II NOrE Book aGcoans requested make imms-
diaso anxious close business Of
old sssahlishmens JOHN SUEFRlNS.
RscnooND, Dee. 20, 1897. 5l:1
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We have seen the question asked, Who are the
richf We answer without hesitation, those who
are Independent, whether such iodependeaee arise
from the labor Of the hands or any other cause.
The man 10 rich who at tho end Of week, .
month, or q year, can say to himself that he owes
nothing, and il clear Of tho world. OF all poor
men the poorest are those who, having the aP-
Pearance Of wealth, are forced to incur expenses
beyood their income, asd enter into engagements
without the means Of Injecting them At command.
The wo,d sawyer is rich ifhe have moro than he
wants; the speculator is poor IL tho failure Of .
friend, % . sudden turn in affairs, may involve
him n bankruptcy Americas-
A humorous fellow, = carpenter, being sum-
moned - witness on q trial for assault; one
Of tho coussel, who was very much given to brow
beat the evidence, asked him what distance be
was from the parties when he cav the defendant
strike the plaintiff Tho carpenter answered
sjust four feet FIVE inches and . half 'Pny thee
fellow, says the counsel, 'how Is it possible you
can Be % very exact ~ to distanceF Il thought,
says shs carpenter, that so~e fool ~ oeker ~igh
81 -, - measured it,