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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

s'ness OF tho meeting. or giving their assent to
the sentiments expressed in the resolution. Oar
only reason for correcting this assertion is, that
VIC love the truth. and willing tha, cry par
ty shall have lis full number Of membc Is; but NC
OH 'ct 10 the publication in a respectable newspa-
per. that the entire citizens OF Centre, Sny
other township in Wavnc county is opposed TO
the system Of Internal Inprov emcnt. We re
GREETED to sec disposition. whether through ig
nnrlnce or design, give but ono SIDE Of the lues
ton. and thus miSlcad the hearers, bv those who
addrc the mec.ag
The only resolution adopted, expressive Of the
sentiments OF the meeting is indiinitc. We
hope they will at their county meeting publish an
jressand let the people know their item. Of the
'was,cfui and cx.ravagant usc'' that has been
made ut the public money We think it pos
Sio.e taat on some points We may not disagree.
Let the truth, the whole truth be given TO the
people, AID their verdict will he lust one The
objections nc made TO this hue and cry about
classification previous to the last annual cleo
ton are still applicable to tho present time
There is too much loco focoism connec ted ,h il,
1t was then used as hobby on which, Dcma-
g'gues might ride into Office. and may i, not he
used tor the same purpose Wo do not con-
ceiVe that our opinions have any great weigh,
with the public, therefore we give them simo! i,
IS or own UMPIRE tending sentiments.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

There IS something gloomy in the present
pcct OF human affairs, both in this country and in
Europe, which seems to por:cnd an approaching
storm In the cd world the spirit of liberty is
making steady and progressive advances amongst
the people, while the legitimate rulers of TIC ne
lions are busily engaged in devising mems for
It's soppresslon The two principles of the right
Oh seif-governmcnt in the people, and the divine
fight OF kings and priests to control the temporal
aud spiritual dist:nies Of mankind are struggling
Tor the mastery. Tho claims of the one must
eventually annhlla:e those Of the other Their
pretcHsons will ultimately be decided NV an op-
peal to the sword. The crisis has already ap-
preached the Canada shores. And it must and
Will come. When you hear Of wars and rutnors of
wars: said Christ to his disciples, ''scc that yc be
not troubled for these things must needs be-
Wars must needs be so long men are governed
by their passions, and not by and the peace
able spirit of christianity. The event is inevta-
bic. The elements of war and b!oodehed are
last accu:niatng The two principles mentioned
can never &c at peace. The parties arc only
waiting the critical moment. when some favora
bic circumstances may enable them to strike With
more decisive effect. There can be no truce
no co;npromisc-no lasting peace, Till ono or the
other obtain the complete ascendcncv We
can hear the distant n tho o..a:..
gmstening of swords and the cleaning Of bay
onets approaching the field Of mortal combat
/ In our own country the foundations Of our po
litical institutions undermined, the barriers
of the Constitution spurned at and disregard.
ed, and the harmony and union Of the States arc
threatened. Ii there is not found Il redeeminp
spirit among us,-it moral and regencratng in
luence is not soon brought into action, the peace
and tranquility Of the favored nation will not long
be preserved. The elements Of strife and discord
arc at work and must be arrested BY tho virtue
and intelligence Of the people or anarchy and law
less ambition will stalk abroad in open day, upon
the soil of these States. state Of anarchv a
disregard to wholesome laws is the sphere in which
lawlcss ambition fluids its appropriate element.
the times are critical. Clouds and dark ness rest.
upon our prospect. But the result is still in ou
own hands. Virtue and intelligence, tho mora
force of public opinion, if properly directed M,
Vet avert the evils that threaten US.
An OLD FARMER.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant 10 previous notice. Il meeting was held
at tic house :. Jacob E>h.ouian, Ill Gernantown.
Jackson township, Wayne CO., Ind. on Saturday,
tie > .th Of March. 1888 for the purpose of nomi-
mating Delegates to meet IN "Coanty Convcn-
.ion.'' 10 nominate Sutroie cuad.:1tes for both
branches OF the next Legislature. friendly TO the
present svs;cm of ln,crnai lrnProv emcnts of the
State: when. upon motion. JorN NuIrro, was
called to the Ch,r: james WILLETTs. Vice Presi-
dent: W 4. Rifner, appointed Secretary; and p
Johnson. Assis;an, Sec'y.
The object Of the meeting being mlde known,
and several gentlemen having addressed the meet
,irc-, the following resolution was adopted.
Rcsoircd, That a com.,ittec OF ten be appoint
cd. whose duty it shall be 20 select Delegates TO
meet in County Convention. TO he held at Cen
trcviilc, a: some time to be hereSier designs'ei.
Tor the purpose OF nominating suitable CANDi-
DATES, to represent this County in both branches
Of the Legislature friendly 10 the system Of Inter
nal Improvement OF the state.
Mr. Nathan Smith. ,hcn taxing exceptions to the
proccs dirrs asked leave Of absence. whcreupor
a resolution was offered and unanimously adopted.
inv ting him, Mr. Smiih) to remain and address
the meeting IN the subicc, OF classification. =
Mr. Smith, then believing it too late foE his pur-
-osc took leave
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For the Richmond Palladium,
Reflections ON Dreling. &c.
Az OLD Farmer

Reflections ON DEeling. &c.
Where self conceit and false Ambition reign,
The Christian Virtues will no: long remain:
But reckless Passion feed from :heir control.
tsuEp dominion and pollu;c the Soul.
Hence Strife ard Discord with their fearful train,
OfCrina and Bloodshej GOODS owl, Image si,in'
Oh, Self concei, AMI false Ambition We
Most po.cn, enemies man mus: BE-.
Long as wiz, yoass his name he doth enroll,
Pence dwcl.c:h no. with his misg Iided soul;
Tho he comes forth i, all your robes ar.ay'd.
Wiz, his pcrr-rtei ,acnts wide displayed.
Sill is his soul IN darkness deep enshriac!.
NJ e-e- obtains wh2: he would wish find.
He se-.4s f;l Honor a.d deafness aa:ne,
Bu, gains thcrn no:, for guilt remo-s. and shame,
Nest ose-.ahe each poor benishsed soul,
O-e- when Coa-ei: and Falss Ambition rule
q. ,ia, tho SO u and daughters Of Mankind.
Wo,ld bl: obey the ''s:ill small voice" designed,
To lead .asrr far from every source OF strife,
And pom. tho path 70 Everlasting life.
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Cash SpccusSli0n.

NH.(,. Ill Re is; iac May Tam The c..
i m. oa.s's cont 10 b, LpJsa ia isnry co.a.v. a
n as. Noaiav IN Ma To- tbs
Clerk snd Recorders oc. FOR Saa coaa.y: bs bYile
cl sic.. i f,s, yi. - long, brick ca.t.
tos rIanas t-ofsh 80 bs high, II
fee. hstTe4a Asa.< G01-s h
made OF saoi oak plank HISS ts tarsssA the
parils@a wal sIltahe TScslve pspes.
eoo 10 IL coYee with In. "A -,,iIs plaa ha4ias
vii be !ai n tie tloA- o.7. ~ day. 1, ne les
ting ois-aa.i 81 tbs eo:;saei ca viii hy paid 10Th
Of Ssptsn9s. ah ;as o;be a., " ,sp l.. OF March ,.xt
lAF bui. - completed Il rs Is, Moaaay ia Nay..
beE
J. v. baldwin,
J. Fo2KNE2, Co. Gonna. s.lo,sn
ID. {. S.IAWHAN,N
.iascA I.,h, 1888 1o-1S
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COM.

THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY, Reliance, hereby notified tia; ,he regu.a-
quarterly exercise Of the appa aius, VIII take place
Thursday April 9th. The company viii tn. En-
CINE house a; o'clock =. n.
Tbs Company viii early candle Light. Il. tic
Warner Building Persons Wishing become members of
tho associa will then hand il their they will
be b,lloied for meaiin-, md be received r
W. $ FROST, Ss-.
Richmond, March 3l,h 1888
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Mr.. WISE AND rHe HraExr DrEL-The Bal
iifnore Chronicle Of Yesterday con,ains a long
statement from the pen Of Mr.. Henry A. Wise.
IN relation 10 the recent unfortunate disi. The
statement itself occsIpn Ino-c tnrn two columns;
and II is therefore i'm .osslh!c ~ 70 i,a Il n sc
fu- 1t an columns oi iaIs 5-..in. Tia, a.
lowing preliminary earl. however. Nj lc r,..3
with Interest. Si....ctrs Hsrors,r
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Fo- the Paiiad. IN.
TO THE AUTHOR OF AN ODE TO DEATH

TO THE AUTHOR OF AN ODE TO DEATH
Tiers Is in cri-f melancholy charm.
That calls :, mind the fleeing JOYS OF youth;
The iraasien. pleasure again
Oa1 souls, and fancy takes the place of truth:
Those who can feai again what they hare feit,
Add b-ing is pleasing picture to toe eye.
Can cal. 70 m,l n, fo..n Which they kne..
DC they TO. tas,. JOY which cansol die,
Yes: 4 calm uleasg-e --a,.e1 70 the n-ar:,
Tha, brings the object OF its sorrow near.
4 iov. which re'er from memory dspar,.
The conc BUSINESS of bliss :ha; d.e..
When recollection brings the forms viez.
Tha. SHARED FIST, best. and Only carr;
Ina siaat;o, deems IN. pasntom ,.u.,
And ioy ex;atic leaves is :npres. there
ca, boil communion with the dead
4 heavenly inse-co1rse with souls tia, iore:
Canno, the undyin- spirit tina, mas h.d.
Breath converse with u. here. from realms ato-e
o.. IS il fancy which decevas near;.
And brings a former pleasure o'e: again:
Bids every dream of misery depart.
Assuases so.rov- ard relieves TIE Load:
tins weight Of pain, for hours Pas:.
And roiat=. fo- aid. me wounted sos;' - I'D.
i.DwrS
R;-.---,ri 3a---s sfs,. i~Ss
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PUBLIC MEETING

The Citizens Of WAYNE To.sSsurr wihou, distinction
Of National State Poiti-,, requested
Warner building, the Borough OF kchnoni. OIL
urisv ia dav OF April, nj ociocs. r VI
the fmpo-:an; question e.:ang
pesen. System Of n:srnal improvement and consider
p.opfiey Of s.nlng Delegates from ,ns Township
tho county convention.
f-evs.ai addresses be ex3e-.ed iais
y D. The Senators and Representative nov in ,hc
County, ba1 -: honor n IN. las. egs
la:uz. respectfully requested attend and they
heard.
MANY TAX PAYERS
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

T : eocsioa ri ths Stockholders IN .'IGx RscwnseS
t. ArE.s kxo A.xtrAcTCErSS Coxrasr,s' het1
Fiji Of Ma. 1857. j. r EenleiiaI. Lisiaus King.
Isaac E. yna-.. a Tso-be-ry. jonathan Tcwcsend, r..
Newman B-,ani, Esigsun e.sctej direcsos -
a. ,sefag Of he Directors eie-. held ss
day. JaHss T. Iendensal elected President, Wassss
of f> Board, X. Neaienau asd W. -. LaoD
appointed Of al he business aa6
perry Of DIE Company They will pay The aAss prices =
CASH for clean linen ADD delivered % - fap
mill CASH will also Be paid for Wooaaa6 Fbssssod, 49,
for sale viii p!.ass call LvisD KID e.
the wooien faesor) who Is esssorssa % psssn0 sss
Company.
f1--. i@1- 07.s
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HENRY A. WIS.,.

MARRIED,-On the 2'st inst Friends Meeting
house at Newport, IENsY OvERuA~, 70 EvELrSE Docs,
all of this
-D, 22d in.,. b. the Re-. c. w. tpp!e:o,.
Mn. JOSIAH r. ESsLEY Miss ScsAS EDwAspr.
-tt .ie time ID place. by the SANE. MR
HANcE EDWARDS 70 Hiss MARGanEr lIoUsH all of Rich
nond.
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Dissolution of Partners hin,

ME co-painesp heretofore existing 6rs Of
Isaac Smith * Sort, il tssol. ed inatual CONSENT
All lIst demands a.eia; n. viii settled NV lsans
Smith, whom oil ceL.a doe Tho lat. D..
ISAAC SMITH.
HtEf. &. SMITH.
Comfy SMITH
1hifd mo. 2Jt.. 1888. IT'D
The business will hereafter b. conduciei the old md
two doors YVES, OF S;ntan Meek store, Isaac Smith,
who thankful for avo.s c.fuy solicit,
OF publit patronage No credit ed A.
the first day of month. Svpeshne -Four afsr shas
date will be sold dollars md psr 100 bs
Wheat. Corn. and Oats demand above nour
store, for which a fair price will he given. Ia
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CONVENTION OF rEAcnERa

iuf. Teachers cf Y sanen,, respectfully lawn lie
~ ayae c0Sniy. mae; IA Goa 0Aa.
- - Of Arli, IA tas Ss:, hoi!dag kichmos1,
Al III c0cS a M: so rarp,se Of o-.aaixine eo>aY
associat!oa io Saisacun. sa-a hssines. NAV
laid before them Aieesasai ,.aenas ia ne eo,nsv
aaa al o.A,ss, favo-<sis ca A.. of i,..,,o,
sdsr ,ais p.rsoaai iar::>:io.s.
Richmond, March lo.A, lsss
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PUBIC SAIL.


VAT lit be offered ,T sale hisl,s bidder Joha
w Pools. Oh Mai1 si1eet, Richmond, iniana, N
sly I'm friday, the .th Of month, PERSONAL
popssiy Of Nathan Ballard, deceased. consisting
kitchen furniture Sale - commence az IV0eToeas
Tennis made known or the daf OF SAFE ny
JOHN pODI. Cx,.,,o~.
IUSiiuA MOORE, LSse"'of'-
Third l.ih. 1893. l0-l2s
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,rsylC MEETING.

e..s,,ond and il. vicinity, arc respectfully
IL 49,. !. the Warner building on the evening oil
ssa =. alss inst, take into consideration nas'-
Ssrrsss' ~ I'D ,s-re b. sub,ni,s.d 20 them. BY
snDs bes y" VINO COMMITTEE.
s,sd ~ ,sae
. :. ..ose call is made in pursuance OF the
- -. Wing Committee. The object Of which
.-.,sad 70, and approve Of the sc"'''nc"i-
sI;. the address published by the Wing
c....o,op. in January last, and to give
:. ..oo,e,. sanction to the other PROCEEDINGS oil
,r..,s.,,on. Conventions shon'd only be
!. or tolerated. when conducted "sree"hly to
~;.se. Of large maioiity OF those identified
..,,x crca,ing such convention, and then
III. ,.eoried to onIy in extreme Cases, where
80. . unity Of action TO carry through i'm
PRINCIPLES They should never be
u. avenue by which designing men may
..,f, heir ambition fo' popular favor and pc1'.-
80 ,odumcnt a, the expense OF principles
x.xe are pleased to sec the above call
..dhooc ,hl; our Wing fellow citizens will
Il .,,.d AMI give their sanction or disapPro''a-
..v thing their delegates may have done
~,.c,.,.o,ioo nominated to the National Con
...,... !,om this ,ii-ill district, Dr.J- x. Men
An. and James PER-. ESQ. The p~nrIe, by
.,,,,va, these ap,oin :;i!s. giso tie 1ccgatoS
,,saeo,rl. sfrsh from tie peop'c' = 'rrint-ir
,h.,. OMISSIONS. aud viii prove 10 the "of:d that
,hsy are ncA RrcKERrrrs
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

The thorough brci and distinguished race horse
E hs Il a "a.
ESuLI h-a:>: - the -..alisa race hose HICKORY
L JOHN 10y joan lttc4Sfs dam ~ old iIIrsnsy Par.
Az has woa CAPITAL ss:Ee saec a II. prop.
eriy OF ire serbia.
ALSO-1he 'cea b~ei hsa.4ri, i.9rse FORESTER
rhs above os- VIII, ttsni =, .fcn,9a: tie sau,s ,.s.
For pa.;.cu,,rs sse 5.!!s.
ISAAC SMITH
Na-c.: l3:a, lS-3. l0-l9
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

W. HANPsnlRE ELECTIcS. -Returns have
Aaes pcssed from all the towns in the State,
suvt 0or IL, and it is supposed that Isaac
Ms reelected Governor, by a majority Of a.
bt3oO0 votes. The Wing gain from the last
pssiIso,ial election is ut least TEN TIIOUS-
AID The bail rolls
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31
EXEcTTOR'S NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having takaa a,,ogs documentary
the OF Nathan Ballard deceased, note, is hereby
gisea :ose iadaucd said call
same tho5s having claims aain present
them according 10 law The tstns supposed be col!
5 5olf soS MOORE, Executors.
TAR! moati l.th, ISIS. l0-l9e
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

Gr,rcr u. Kerr, has been elected Il Ecprc-eE-
,,,;ve 10 Congress in the district Of Pennsylvania
recently represented b. II A. Muhe"b"rg, and
.,,s.red and ..ok his scat Oh the l1th inst.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-31

An,as the nany petitions presented by the
taxed ex-presidcnt Adams, was one praying
~, Cossrss. might erpunse from tho Journals
Il the old Congress, the Declaration of indcPcn-
ccnce
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e.! -. " SNs.. e Is = III sElta
GlESa HARM

LIEsSo LAAEo
oU.H rusaec.fly iao- II - Lad Richuoad
w ard Surrounding COUNTY. that she has Commenced
nuness all ia bra ,chs and will be
aappy receive enl execute sc orders OF ,o> who may
feel Disposed {, favor her " tn ther patoa,e-
kno ledge Of the bIasss cnalles s,y Install
eatrus.si naAls shal executed l., ia, most
approved modern style @! rtres durability md
t-Shop Nain erce IN the building lats,v oecuoied
BY d.. c. Wet, o.pos.,e d. ID. Scars isc,.!
Ecanloai, Jan. s.tA, !9@S. 3:3n
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boots, SHOES and Isroxams.

PALM LEAF AND WOOL HATS
ME subscribers receiving General assortment
i Of BOOTS and SHOES. PALM LEAF and WOOL.
HATS which they viii sell very low cash, or approved
paper.
Those rs ing IN. city maks purchases do we'll -
gi.s a call bsfo.o pufcha sing
EDMUND GAGE 4 Co
los Main. betr.sh Third and Foursb .,e.nta
B,,ioa aa3 New York FUNDS vaa..i
Cincinnati, March 2st.i, 1893. Ill;
"a OTlCS.-!s pursuance OF passed sy HE Lee.
isiat,fe of the of Indiana, th. isi aav Of
ebsua-y. 1884, will Of r for sale day of pr
naxt. the Of Eoonny. Wayne connty ndia "a one
Gun IF. a: s.o. ~ RoesI :. Goady repaired
EDOM FARMER.
March lo:h. 1893. Liz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

FRosr, TIE SrEAm DocrsR.-This gentleman is
not to be sentenced until after the election. He can
bring mp whole army Of ThomsonIans to vote Tor
the Recorder as Mayor. He must not be sentenced
yet, Dcky says. After the decision yesterday IN the
Sessions, all persons who hang their hats up 10 the
halls Of houses vote for the Recorder who mas
determined TO punish all persons who steal hats rom
halls and entries. 4ar ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

DlED.
the a n ss Abraham Brevocf ~ the ood year Of his
b. relatives snd frierds Of the family respectfully
IN ,ssnd hi without further INVITATION, from
bis i.,e resia.ree e3 Mott street this afternoon o'clock
os The sist instant William Perriniss Esson, aged fs
The friends Of his father requested attend his funeral
mia aftevnoou Al O'Clock from 20S william
~, trs qia sstsnt sfer short Illness widow Rachel Rod
ncy aged ~ years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

rr wrLLrs HALL and Nr. BAssAso are the two
csck-sparrsws Of the Wing party in the Assembly
Willis Halls notions OF banking and finance are sad
trash. He IS not printing 10 Mr.. Barnard. The
latter we remember well in Congress- when he repre-.
sentcd Rochester He Is man Of high order OF
mind and pIieveth not in the bubble system Of cur
rescy Of which Willis Hall and Slas n. sdllwelI
are the sposues Oh fsdgsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

% The lSvEsTiGATISG COMMITTEES on the Phe-
nix Bank did not return to Albany I'LL yesterday
They will present their report this week-and next
Monday will come on the debate in the Assembly
II will be the great fight of the session. Slam Bang
& Co., and the Board of Trade go up to Albany to
assist Willis Hall to demelsh The Phenix Bank. For
WHAT Because :" re ponis q discount Oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

THE PRESIDENTS ORoAs IL NEw YoRx.-The
Nashville papers are quarreng whether the " Even
ing Post" is the organ Of the government here. II
is, beyond the possibility of doubt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

EprToRiAL CHASoE.-we understand that Mcssrs.
Slam Bang & Co are now JOINT editors Of the Express
with Mr. Booby Brooks. The Phenir Bank Is a gone
goose, If that's the fact.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

ExrASsioS.-The Rev. David Hale, Of the Journal
Of Commerce, since Webs duel, has expanded his
ayers ene-thrd. When his new boat is launched
he will curtai them. Amen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

II The AvcTIoS HOUSE, Of Sims d Co, No IS
Wall street. has commenced the spring trade in ear
nest This IS a new firm, and from their system,
their attention 10 business, their facilities, they bid
fair to become, in short time, enc Of the leading
houses i'm the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

FIsHr ARTIcLxs.-As the sporting season is draw
ing near the purveyors Of the implements Of old Isak
Walton's calling, coming it strong in advertise.
mens, 10 entrap the pscatory amateurs into the pur
chase Of trout fly rods, trolling rods, bay rods, click
reels silk and hair taper lines artificial flies cobweb
tackle sAkworm gut swivels sinkers, and other ac-
cessores Of the OF fish catching, the operation Of
which some one has des grated as worm al one end
ola line and a fool at the other. We don't think
much money will be expended this year in such traps;
the gudgeens have already been caught, and dire has
been the ioundering in the shadows. Instead of
"silkworm gut AMI cobwe5 tackle" il wise man
would advertise score Of yards Of stout fustan for
breeches, cheap for remnants and some reasonable
lnscy woolsey for coats with variety Of the good
old calmsnco which our grandmothers wore for pet
tcoas he would be public bcnefaclor, and be more
in keeping with tho time. and their necessities.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

"wednesday EVENING March ~.
Today have notice Of Teas by Messrs Hoffman
Co. This the cargo of The ship Usage superior
and went OF we'll The terms announced 81 the time ~
novel character hut such renered
Nv cnrdion ~ inland exchange viz mos approved
isfacory he paid New York buyers
Dos Philadelphia and Bancre to give note pay able nj
their respective ce. In equivalent tn New York
cy; exchange he adjusted NJ the time of when
these number the room,
principally those from Philadelphia The sale then proceed
s, whole good one, though generally
bgh sale the Commerce, 2ist ult Some lots
withdrawn. The amount Of the sale was about $4,000
eii2onp.
Cefsnsome have been sold for expectation At fss
ing prices
had been only about $500 bales;
Ieuiana "a 10, which exhibits considerable decline ROW
our vt the small Sales stock hsr &C.
cuunlacd considerably.
ToAscco-The snna,i@n noticed In csasss for
the presen holders firm, hut few sales making The sd
vance In the Virginia towns has caused ash higher
prices, wh buyers not wisg submit Soue
country traders are II town. bot take hold spsrnsy.
Real Esofe sales doll The only
pred lease " stwo story brck houc " ar
clay street, 50 years from 1T sept. 1872
Tv0rsscrors fks dry.
Tebscco-5o kegs tns NJ lec. Coon-s5s bales sasl2c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

AFaEsn PErrIcoAT.-The Hsrpcrs have publish
ed Harriet Marineau Retrospect Of Western Ira
vel" This is an amusing book. Il contains the pic
turessue Incidents which befel lovely Harriet during
her travels The philosophy she gave us previously
sad, badly cooked trash j, was-being neither
Boiled fried nor roasted with pepper and salt enough
TO make i, pslatable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

moas Bars An SaIP Nsws.--ADasxsd viii b
iesnd the comparative lists of arrivals in the Comm
AND hNaUraEa and in the HsaALD, bob Of ycstsr-
day. M M
~ the Co1ir, but NOT n As Herald tfa
fTesssl. CoUfans Ports. N#
]. Schr Nssive, BlrdsalI Jameslow9, N. C.
In ne Herald but NOT IN TIC Courier.
J. schr Coster smith, Phladephss
2. Schr Il. Livingston, do
y Schr VaanG Briggs, do. EFT.
y 4. Tennessee. Bay.sore, de-.
.. j. X Marks Paine, do.