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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03
XN33 an.

VTVHE SUBSCRIBER having eaksa shs hop fsaery
occupied by WILLIAM A. Beucx, (on Main ssrses,
near Front intends keeping os sale gsasra
sorsmen, Of good Thom>onian vegetable msdieines
When absent from his SHOP professionally Engaged
may be found boarding house of Ellen Tnonas
the side Of Fron in the brick building owned
by Robert Hill.
n. B. He is agent for the sale of Dr. Thompson amy
Rights Case ei,on Rabinsoa's Lectures the Bosanico
Medical Recorder. &c. &c.
The practice msdicins and dentistry. attended as
formerly, by L. SINGIEY, L. b. I.
Dec. 9Th, 1887. 4S-tf
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NTOTICE...The school section No. IS. Township H.
Range l. will be offered for sale the Court Heuse
door, Liberty, Union County, the first Tuesday
February 1885, in lots according division and
fIyey of tire made by the Trustees Of said Town
saD, PA: of which III be exhibited the day of sale,
by Undersigned. School Commissioner for the couasy
foie5aId.
JOHN L. BURGESS, Corar,issioaer.
November I5ih, 1897. 46-f
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CuR'osITT.-The Albany Evening Journal men
lions extraordinary cu1iosty pfeasant Ii exhi-
biton in city l, horse, bur parakes IL many
point Of resemblance with the elephant. The hide is the
color Of the elephants is destitute of hair, and
smooth and soft the palm OF lady's hand. The
binder parts of the animal approximate somewhat TO the
shape of elephant; particularly the junction of the
ezeia which unlike that Of horse b1s similar TO the
elephants This truly wonderful and extraordinary ami
only about three years old, and was raised il,
O,eso county.
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July, Is, 1897.
81 never vet did know philosopher
Who could bear the Tooth-achc pa.ien,ly.''
Much ado abou, nothing.
MONTAGITE-S BALM

sovereign and in.llibe remedy for the Tooh-ache, &
eectal for the Teeth. Price 81 per bottle
In offering this invaluable Balm the public. many cetf
icates of its efficacy might be given which the limits
newspaper forbid publishing, and which may be
the but public
proof OF its almost Eaculous relieve this
of all aches. the Tooth ache o. Give it trial all
other comedies have fed (being adhere strictly
to the directions given each bo,,le and lie,
upon its OWN merits21} Suffice it that
OF cases 1t has not failed III single instance II should be
after all dental operations, bleeding and spungv gums
fore teei scvy &C. and is decidedly best wash
ever yet dcovered and should be used with brush
81 powder, substance containing,
the finest particle of grit, it spoken of with
praise and all who have used it have laid aside all other
remedies offered clenser of purifier of thu
breath.
For sale the Drug Store Of Irwin Reed. Richmond
P,itche SWAIN Cenervle: every and village
in United States by proper age.s An orders fer the
Balm vii! receive attention if addressed Chas. H. Ed
wards Cincinnati, who is General agent for the Western
com
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

TIE subscriber respectfully inform, his f-,esds =
public generally. that nc has opened . BOOk-sJuSes
the Borough Of Richmond, in the formerly *
by Dr. Lindsay, the next door 70 Irwin Reed. 49,
tends keeping always on band a large asd gsssso@S
meat Of .uiseelaneous. Medical. and esmssOs A1..
BOOKS, Stationary. in all its varieties, togeshse
~ shng IN MS line Of business -
Having permanently loca.ed in this pace, -
sermired To spare pains in order 60
public, he iondiy hopes 30 receive their hbsrd pEk
The pubIic are respectfully invited u call and -
NteDselIes. -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. TEACHES. -
Others ~shg purchase = SCI sEsia, are issssz.
they will be supplied al Cinc.ssaziI Prsees
{. ". AERkk
Richmond. Nor. 1887
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Florida War not Ended,

THE subscriber. having removed from Richmond Ia.
eis his Ncte and Book accounts. with ISAAC WILEY
VINO .au:ho.izei to sess,e the same. Therefore.
be u kescn 70 al cosee-reS That, if fnai settlement,
be delayed Logger than Sseoad Moa,. 14t. Feb IA tn.
said Note and Book accounts viii be eft tie hands OF
rroPsE cd.cer. who viii '.coae Srcctias.''
HENRY l.. WETHERALD
n. b. Isaac Wiley be found by nauirins tae Cd
sand Of II. L. We,aeraa
Richmond. Is: mo- 13sa. 1893 LIST
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E3 9 II NJ 0IG I1E33z
CerHer ct 3aafa anu 1azrtsn streets,
Ia De So S SEDo

Wo dc SASS S.N2a
nESPECTFULLf informs hi. friends that he IA. IA
ken this house. and repaired throughout. and fur-
shed il in superior STYLE without regard trouble or
hus with aim the and convenience of
tnse may favor him with CUSTOM Fro, hi.
periccce ad determination please ne hopes to receive
share Of public's patronage.
Rishrsoad. Novec,tsr 4th. 1887. Ar
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ca 70 WrItlt:IAMSo

CALEB .2o w-tIElEIAMSo
ESPECTFULI.Y requests all indebted to him. to
make payment, he is very much il want of CASH
Il tnis time.
fr-T- y. +. He has constantly on hand a. all times
SADDLES. BRIDES. f.IR.NI,SS, WHIPS, COL
LARS and SADDLE TREES; all of which he viii
ell u fair and reasonable
RICHMOND, Sept. %. 1887. 31f
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Indiana Mutual Fire-lnsurancc
COmnanY.

Office, No. 4 4, Blake's Building, opposite Brow.
niug's Hotel, indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE. President and Treasurer.
CnARLEs w. CADy, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully o-ga lied, is ready to
receive applications for insurance.
Every perso, who insuEes il this Company becomes n
of with all the privileges ncidea,
and Immediately Interested in general exteh
and condition The assured at the tno
making apple for insurance, required his
pomssofy Obligation, called the premium note, without
the OF which - determined by the sum M,
I'd haza;d the risk which he pays
per advance. No further payment IS required,
less losses should during the period OF yea, This
being the for which policies issued at whch times
made eguitaby upna all the suictea;
losses. To building of the best class
Of risks, the of 900, issued would
his for s40 cent. of which paid Ill advance.
s., 81 for the Policy would make only 50 for his
first payment As the Policy for six years,
trouble and anxiety saved te assured in not be-
ing required renewals of tbs insurance The
company froirds of estimated vaus Of build
ings. and one-hal of personal property.
The contingency upon which the calls up
the premium depend, much III favo. of the
sued in this company adverse taemtn proof OF ais
actual results similar institutions be ad
ducod. No Mutual Insurance Company in, tho United
States with such adverse fortune
era,inn which is be said of stock compa
IL is cosi ierei that ,h
company VIII safc cheaper and certainly equi
table, than by any other method yet devised.
Partial losses will bc paid full exceeding the
mount insured
,horised Agent for the Indiana Mr,ual Fire
Insurance Company. BY order of the Board of Directors
ClIAS. w. CADY. Sec'y
July, Is, 1897. 27-3m.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

BOOT AND SHOE SEGlNo
Opposite The Bank, Richmond, Uayae Co. hadiana)
4 SPLENDID assortment of Homemade and Eas
n tern Boots Brogans. Monroes, Low Shoes, an1
Pumps: Ladies' Lasting, Kid, Seal and Morocco slippers,
Shoes, Boots and Gaiters also Chdrens Boots 81 Shoes,
all of the quality hand and for sale low by sub
sc-,be-s. Also, the best quality of EASTERN SOLE
LEATHER. kept constantly hand, and fox sale by
T. 2. COALE s d. l.. HAMILTON.
Deccrni,e- 9th. 1897. 4S-ly
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

CosT OF SYMrArHY.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser Of Thursday says:
'The following appropriation. asked by the War De-
pa,,mcnr ,he defence of northern frontier and the
preservation of neutrality. $4,000 70 pay the 3ooo
militia called service the Canada fon:er for three
months $4,000 70. travelling from and returning 70 their
homes; and 100000 for tho various objects of supply
$4,000 70. accou,rcmen,s for the surgeons depart
neu; arms aud cqupage $4,000, and $4,000 is es,iIna
ted 70 be the cos: OF feed, 5000 months Six
hundred seve.yve thousand dollars the people OF the
Unite! pay, in order that Mr. Mckenzie may
aoiEisa awhile important parsonage, and M hen-
seIaer Van Rensselaer, make a fool Of himself"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

WOMAN.-The best and purest feelings OF human
excitedby and nain,ai tbs
of her influence with, and in opposition TO, the
grovcng passions of mankind, has employed tho pens
of the brightest geniuses in every agea fruitful and
eloquen. theme.
mo: she, with ,ratrous kiss, ior SAVIOUR stung-
No. she denied him with unhoy tongue:
She, while apos,les shgank, could danger brave
Last a, his and earliest at hi. grave.'
Another writer, (Barrst.) in his 'sTaiserpi Of 10
man. very justly and forciby says:
"Ask the gray pilgrim, by the su-ses
On hostile shores, and numbed beneath the hIas.,
Ask who relieved him =! who the hearth began
To kindle! who with splitting goblet ran.
Oh! he will dart spark of youthful fame,
And clasp his wtaer'd hands, and Uon,an mans ~
Join these, tn, testimonials L.dyard Munso
Park and bouquc, readers is complete. We
must forget however. fine euloSiun beauty and
the ladies the first OF ETa, which has been very
Nfuiiy rendered b. Solihey il his minor PONIES.
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HATS! HATS! CAPS! &C.
New Hat and Cap Establishment.

ME unders gned have entered into partnership. in ,se
u maaufac:ory OF Fine Beaver, OTTER, RoRAz, SIX.
and WooI. HATS
They also aanutaciuy Ladies' Black aad Drab BEAVER
HATs .ae customers and the public ii general,
qlesed t. cal. ard they be suited il shape, color,
quality and PRICE.
IHET have now hand. ard intend keeping. general
assortment OF Mems and Doys fine and coarse CAPS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly Invited and
examine saeIr stock large aa equal
qualify and syie :ae Western Country. Orders
will BE thankfully received and Pcnctlay attended and
terms made easy. CALEB SHEARON,
JOHN SCFFRINS.
RICHMOND. Dec o;h. 1887. 49,.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03

THE Subscriber wishes exchange SADDIERY for
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth of HAULING.
Richmond, Jan ID, 1888. ADAM BROWN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-03
Irwin Reed & Brother,

~ the old establishment; the usual variety of neE-
cha line will be kept wholesale and retail,
and where old friends and many new ones as u may
please, respectfully invited 20 CALL IN IN XIII,
Richmoai Jan. IL, 1S3S. H. b. REf-D.
N T. All persons indebted TO ms by note Or book ac-
fail the necessity of settling the same
q. possible, under the present state OF things
business prosper without lit hoped this notice
need be repeated. IRNlN REED
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The Mobile Advertiser savs-"A party Of
volunteers from Gen. Gcntry's Regiment, arrive cd
at St. Louis lately, their way home. They
were dismissed because they had lost their horses
and were unwilling to serve infantry soldiers.
These poor fellows were paid Off in the Southern
money, which afc, being shaved several times
they nvertcd itinto such currency as enable them
to get home.
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STOVE. COPE z Atm WAu
MANUFACTORY.

TOHN MOFFlTT 4 Co, have essabIishs1 .z.S
ID in the Town of Richmond. Wayne Coansys 1
ms old stand Of F.. r. Turner, Oh the corner e
Front streets, for she purpose of Nans1acss
Copper, Sheet from, and Tia VAR, in al its vasn
es They intend 70 keep hand general
COOKING, TEs AND SEvEx Plate stowe; oeS@'S
al assortment Of TIN WARE, which they viH = -
as reasonable terms can be bought sssewhss
MERcaAxTs and oshers from the eoaaksy.
the above articles, solicited % give 49,
Jomx Movyrrr, JAMS
CusrAyrs z nAYxeA
GIN. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE - - -
Rscauexp, April La. 1851. -
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p Am:s1vmSHs1R IN91c1s

URNIN REED hereby informs the public, that be ha
\ associated in business with him HUGH Is. REED
aad business viii future be conducted under I'll
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D.EECVAEo
DOOT i SHOE STORE Tho subscriber has ,en,.
we'd MS stand occupied bv Job,
MONT, 81 CO.. door West OF l.. J. Sas=ers Ha,.i
where re intends carry Boz, and Shoe business !,
al - various branches, and hopes share Of ruo
lie patronage.
Likewise for Sale. good as the best:
so pair thick Boots homemade.
SO Go Calf do do do.
80 do Women Kid Slippers do.
HENRY S. CROCKER
ticHhoSo. jan -, Ic3c- 2:tf
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O, Yes! o, Yes! ., Yes!!!
ssStand up to the Rack, Fodder
or nO FODDER,

A BROWN, Formerly of the firm of BROWN &
DARSF of Dayton, Ohio,) would inform the pub
lie rhas he has .panei a SHOP, THREE DOORS
VEST OF THE RICHMOND IL. j. S1s,er's) HO
TEL, and opposite IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE
where ne intends 70 keep general assortment of
SADLGSIE - sssAEI.SSS,
his Old Dayton prce which Lon, pery Io,c indeed
fAN persons, wishing 20 purchase, respectfully
invitcd o call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, January 10, 1883.
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little, and gave Signs OF biting.
s.Don't hurt him, old man. said Blossom srchiy
stake it of easy. am, perhaps, les,le Of the
best man at hoss-swap that ever catched coon.''
Peter continued to pull at the blanket mere
and more roughly; and Bullet became more and
r,orc carorfish; insor,uch that when the blanket
came off, he had reached the kicking poin, in good
earnest.
Tho removal Of the blanket, disclosed a sore on
Bullets backbone, that seemed to have defied ali
medical skill. 1t measured SIX full inches in
length, and four in breadth; and had many
features as Bullet had motions. My heart sick
ened at the sight; and felt tha the brute who had
been riding him in that situation, deserved the
halter. The prevailing fever, however, was that
Of mir,h. The laugh became loud and general,
at the old mans expense; and rustic wit;icisms
werc literally bestowed upon him and the late
purchase. These, Blossom continued to provoke
BY various remarka He asked the old man. ''if
he thought Bullet would let five dollars lie on his
back" He declared most seriously, that he had
owned that horse three months. and had never
discovered before, that he had sore back '1or he
never should have thought Of trading him, Sc
The old man bore it all with the most philoeoph-
| ic composure. He evinced NO establishment a.
! his late disc overy. and made no replies But his
son, Neddy, had not disciplined his feelings quite
! % well. His eyes opened, wider and wider, from
the frs: to the last pull Of the Blanket; and when
the whole sore burst upon his view. establishment
and fright seemed to contend tor the mastery Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31
VOL. III.
Not,ce TO Country Subscribers.


H.re.fter whenever any country subscription to the
t4srold reaches fortnight of its close subscribers
will receive their papers, done up IN yelo~ wrappers
This pla is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
,be country notice. either to their subscription
hv fresh remittance, to expect it to cease at the
close Of the period for which it had been paid SUD-
scrbers will, therefore, understand after this notice.
what is meant, by receiving their papers done up In
yeiloW aorappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual SUBSCRIBERS
with proper notice. without putting them 10 the eA-
uense of postage, and thus shave Amos kehoaii' ~
way of requital for his shaving so often our suosci
he's The fashionable morals of the present day, DIS
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET
are to cheat as much as you can, so tha' inc Ia"
does not reach you do not practice on TINS Pfiici'
nile to any exteat, except when have dealings WIN
the Ktchen-and on such occasions 1t Is adopted
rurelv in self defence-if you don't shave you gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
mo that the Herald has failed, when, al the same
,;me I know full well that it s regularly nailed
WHY these complaints Because many OF Amos
cub reasurers will be looking into the Heraio' 10 sec
the lneaments of their master accurately oepic'ea'
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into us
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
personal favor to me-e try to be as honest as 'icy
can know they have precious little OF that aruc'e
hat a precious little is better than none.
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IFrom the Courier and Enquirer, March 22.l

Great Wing Meeting at MASONIC AA~A
The length of the reported proceedings OF the great
meeting held last evening at Masonic Hail. prevents
us from accompanying them with the comments
which they naturally suggest. We would only say
that the assembage was worthy of the occasions and
that the enthusiasm evinced in behalf OF Mr. CLARK
was we'll deserved tribute honestly paid to an ef-
Gent and popular magistrate, benevolent and KIND
hearted man, practical and sagacious political Lead
er, and a firm uncompromsing WIG At an early
hour, the Hall was thronged to OVERLOOKING and
from the general spirit thas was manifested on the
occasion, and the deep interest with which the pro-
eeedngs were received persuaded that the pub
lie mind is fully awake to the Importance OF the APP
preaching straggle and that the Who's OF New DIRK
will render good account of the Charter Elections
We would invite especial attention to the address and
resolutions of the Convention; and we regret very
much that It is power to present only orlsf
abstract of the eloquent addresses, which were re-
ceved with long continued and repeated cheers, by
one of the largest and most enthusiastic meetings ever
assembled AT Masonic Hail.
The meeting was called to order by Roberto. Wet
more, ESQ who nominated fer presiding ofi1cer
LAMBERT SuYpAM, Esq, and the following gentle
mch as Vice Presidents representing the wards OF the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

PICTURE OF BAsIaS BArKRUPrcY.-A practice
they have Of proclainag themselves bankrupt Is sub
Jet Of considerable diversion the Arabs An indivi
dual thus situated seats himself in the open day his
shop. with candle burning before him Those Of his
own class to whom he Is indebted sooner perceive
this than they in and revile him IN NO measured
terms, and sometimes beat him. Bot after tins
ebullitioa he is moested until ne has again cem-
menced business. and is in fair way 20 retrieve hS-
SELF when they again commence their opportunities, %
that his failure in pose releases him from ms former
sblig atoms. - HeiLsfed's Trarsls ~ drabid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

NrOTICH-rbe Rocks snd Accounts OF the undersigned,
~ kept by RICHARD HAROLD, IS their Agent are 70
telr hssts Tor Collection All persons indebted " said H7r
rod for Ale Bee by note beok account are hereby
notified 70 nav the Undersigned as the said Har
rods agency has been discontinued. :. v.s
New York, February !, isSs.
Ales BY leaving their order Al ss Cedar street. OF 81 their
Sub Oaes. foot Of Delaney street fNiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

AsORIESr.L FAsrLr.-In Mr. Frascr's Narratives
Of the residence Of three Persian Princcs in London
we read that Futiee Alice Shah the late King OF Per-
sia had a, the time Of his death, from 700 200 wives
in hi. harem ofths gcody collection born 10 the
King first and last from 100 70 100 sons and about 50
dsugb,ers, which progeny increased 90 rapidly that
vher he King died had his descendants been all gath.
cred together he would have seen, IL IS ssid tribe Of
fall 5000 souls-men, women and chdren--clusterng
aroupd his throne.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

SrocsISes AND FREScH SoLpIERs-The non-com-
rssioned scers and soldiers o. the French army
SLOWED to wear stockings bat being bound TO do
no fund hiss been appropriate to the purchase Of tnis
article. The Board Of Health for the army has how
ever lately declared necessary for the
nen, or AZ least wooles ones during the winter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

military JUsTIFIcATIoN--The Missouri volun-
teers have published defence Of their conduct in the
action with the Indians on the 18th December, under
Colonel Taylor. They deny that they all ran, but
admit that part acted in accordance with the old
Greek proverb, which is thus versfied in Hudibras:
We that fights aud runs away
lay i've 10 fight another day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

A Norr HroHER.-Ahhough the following witty story
Is to the theatrical il may be the readers
Of the mnsicai world. When Miss Pstos was rehear.-
ing the part Of Polly in the Bgsa, Opera she said to
Tenn Dbdin. 81 should like to sing this sowg. "a mn.
thus shilling sees" note hgher.'" "Then" said
the punter, you must say. A miser thus gsizss
sees'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31
lFreis our Evening Edition. |

u Charles King, of the American, delivers .
lecture on history before a society, this eve
nlng He had better illustrate the Dartmoor msr-
ders, and the late bloody dongs at Washington. He
was the apologst ofone and the probable suggester
and positive defender of the other
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

10 Mr. John Caldwell editor Of the Amesburg
Courier, Mass. has been sentenced to three months
imprisonment in the common a Boston, for libel on
Oliver Locke, of the Franklin House in that city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

GERMANS IN CINcrNSATI-This western city is
becoming quite German colony; we believe there are
at least $4,000 Germans resident there. OF twenty
five applications for Coffee House licenses, nineteen
were preferred by Germans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN NATcHEz AND New
YonK-The citizens Of Nachez the point Of es-
tabishng line of steamboats, between that city and
New York The first boat will be completed the LIST
Of May next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

GIGANTIC AsPARAGUs.-Mr Comstock of George
town heights Cd. c. lately raised head of aspara-
gus, sixteen inches in length, ind three and half
inches in circumference
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

CHARLESTON AND New YoRK-A superstition is
becoming very prevalent the danger Of navi
CATION between Charleston and New York This enures
greatly to the benefit of the sailing packets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

II Mr.. Gholson will not be candidate for the re-
presentation of Mississippi, on account of ill health
Mr.. Webb can now expatlate at Washington ad Kbi-
tum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

TIE Hos. MRs NoRTos, THE NovELrsr.-It is
with great that hear ot the serious illness Of
the Hon. Mrs Norton whose health has been for soms
time very delicate. The cruel circumstances which
have couded over and may perhaps put early period
to- the life Of OF the ceveres and beautiful
women Of our day known in part to the public.
Much there is Of mystery AND strangeness connected
with these events which both friends and enemies from
different motives determined the public shall not
know and which itself may only partially discover
The rumor now TO- that Mr. Norton has sworn never to
permit hs wife ., behold her children unless she return
his house and that for that end they have been co.,
signed the custody Of the husbands sister with strict
njunctions to aew commune alton respecting them
20 be forwarded to their mother.