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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

MATHEWS NEW BILLIAnD SALOON
WI In the Carlton House. of Broad and Leonard
sEnirance third door in Leonard sThe subscriber begs
his friends that he has taken the abova Saloon and
aed IL in first syle with three Billiard Tables
Bar and every attention will be given make
agreeable place of resort for gentlemen.
w, A. MATHEWS.
p THOMAS n. JEAkSON will be happy to see his
friends above
NIB w. A. Mathews continues his old head quarters
No. so Bowery next door above the Theatre.
" Second hand Billiard Tables for sale as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

brown Co.'S One priced Hau store.
~ THE subscribers since the 1884, have aimed at
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat of the most graceful form at the accommodating
price Of S.. They now say that their efforts have
with triumphant The Hats manuac-
during three months surpass in beauty
and finish offered, and stand pre-emneut
among those higher prices by the fashion able part OF
the community.
They completed their arrangements TO sell plain
Hat Tor $780, which in point OF style and finish, els
gance form general appearance will compare with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and no aevatonn
price. - -
Chatham Square, Mott Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

ysr .aso SM sns ss slssa pa.I
8 cash! sSoi dairy Cheese,
is esl, EASTERN tr.nsssSss1 and s !.
EUkNIsHED LODGING Rooms 70 ,s es-
Terms moderate Apply Al $50 Nassau street. dls-z~
pYKAMaDs, AT Two DOLLARS APiECE, suitable suitable
for NEW YEARS DAY. by II. GREGoRf' sSm,e
CROCERs AND MERCHANTS, ana Others;
he bS he eli No 1
in front Of Fulton Market between Fulton and Beck
man ;s.I streets rhEos l. hoe CIV Sh esnssr
rTO LET-In the National Hail. Nos. 20 and 81 Canal
& az soe %
sirablr location for balls.
Al A to let for military PhuA AEp sn q q premises.
900 900 ~ .s To-
& a Srss fer BY ana
II. iens Zone door from Cnton) H. returns his thanks
business and hopes by strict attention. thorough
edge Of business 10 obtain continuance OF their avors Tie
are superior 70 any yet offered
M T"us 10 cs M Se o m ss line
superiority Of this lights half The expene) over any other
Personal attendance those who fitting up
billiard tables Or any other m .hsre s a
for any the city or country he also reminds
sent in signed on each side board in black and white
letters, III Percy, Spirit Lamp, 240 Division St"
NJ b. His wagon wi call ON customers regularly once
week, supply the Spirits Lamps, wicks and gases can h.
obtained from the wagon Spirits delivered usual wlhor
any extra charge.
~ No connection with any other establishment n2oSm.
SUITABLE HOLIDAY PIX k.SENT-Vis.
n ing CardsVisitng CardsVisitng Cards-engraved IN
superior Style and printed with the utmost neatness in the
approved fashion, Just received superior lot OF pOrce
lain Cards. expressly for visiting cards, which for whteness
and briancy er polish, be exceed Persons furnish
hours notice Specimen books be examined
and all orders promptly attended to by applying
VALENTINES Engraving and Printing Rooms,
50 John st. corner Of Will am
IL Cards at Home for Wedding Partes-mercantle ana
| cards.
Military, Boat Club, and Civic Ball icH engraved
printed with appropriate designs d8-lmt
ID EDUCED PKICES-At the Clinton Lunch corner
IL OF Liberty and Broadway-The subscriber having
made the usual ready t@ receive gentle
boarders by the week, without lodgings during the
winter Meals from in the morning until twelve
night
NJ b. Oysters in every style game &C. during the
Ordinary daily from twelve TO four. JOHN NJ. HEATH.
dc Inns
COLUMBIAN BALL.-The Third Annual Ball ofthe
~ Columbian Fire Engine Company No II will take place
Tammany Hall Monday Evening, the 9th January. The
will be spenddy decorated with the banTers and in
sigma OF the Fire Department. and expense will be spared
10 render The Ball agreeable those heretofore given by
the Company The price OF Tickets ST. and had of
John Adams, Knckerboeker IIa-or of the Committee of
Arrangements, Peter M ognon, Owen W. Brennan, Alfred
Bre wer, Richard Logan and Edward Story.
jlIw" THEODORE keller, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
ITO THE FASHIONABLE COMMUNITY
Il a CARD-F WALLJS having cou,peted the ar

engagements 10 the opening of fashionable Hat rs
enlistment would inform his friends and consmunty
large that he is prepared offer for the inspection
those who may honor him with visit, article which he
fondy hopes will be found suited To their desires.
appearing before the Fashionable World manufacture
and provide this NEST essential srtss ac . :"; IN.
proprietor nsibe the magnitude of the ing
resis with confidence, experience he
dervedturng years constant close and practical APP
pcation this parc siar branch OF the business
For the OF those who chose him
proprietor would his decided determination deal
strictly Cash Principal The aces OF purchasing
the material for manufacturing earelyt as,he would
judgement Of deeernng public, peeging
pains or pense shall be wanting ms
the appreciation OF his customers and ensagng be
watchfu. anticipate tseIr He wou solicit
candid unbiased inspection OF the goods OF hrs producon
OF Canes, Umbrellas, Stocks Gloves BrusoeS
nc. constantly onthand. n7-5mt WALLIS 170 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

RTIFICiAI. TEETH, without clasps, sprags
"A he thereby avosug innry to the adjoining teeth the
principles OF atmospheric pressure by LtvETT, Dentist
No. 3ilt Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hail.
This mehod generally known ard approved, needs
comment being wholly different In prscPIe and resu from
ANY praciiced In New York.
M references the bg order ampehe spin
ion of the York psbc this improved system be
seen in the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 18th July, 1896.
Courier Enquirer 18th December, 1885.
Evening star. nth Juse. 1887. n43mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

lvI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, NO
walsL New York-The Company having taken bank.
ing house Of nessrs =. NJ Allen Co offer their
buying selling discounting and collecting and drafts
Of the states favorable and buying
ling gold and silver and bank generally.
which this institution giving ample
sto the hands OF dsneres,ed gentlemen Of reputation and
worth, have gained for undouhed Condolences
mach that their cheeks drafts the different banks
taken by the principal brokers' and pass readily and
rates the bills Of the banks which they drawn.
niL3ms
DASTlCULAN NOTICE 10 sPOSTsMEN
"A ctece assortment of fine double and single
guns rifles and pistols also, spcrdid English
taker his Roy Hghae The Duke of kssex tive charge
repeating fowng piece. with complete and finished
very error 100 guinea with general
Of fancy articles, such sextants
glasses accordors and musical
great bargains, al - M. PIKE,
n2S3aw2ms 81 Bowery, the Theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
= HOwARD, IMPROvKD CHEMICAL

GENTS CENTs-CENTs-fo sac or exchange
- alarge quantity otfrennes Apply al the aesk Of this Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

SOUTH ~ ICK,s PATENT WROUGHT IRON
OPYRAMIDIAL sTONES-Fer Halls, Hotels Stores and
Psrour calculated for burning Lebgh CesThe
ton Of the furnace for heating air and the chamber for heat
lag and the general arrangement IN produce the effect de-
sired, different from all other sove.-they progous
heat from small quantity &C Coal from the radang
and the discharge Of heated air with vapo The FIRE
varied rem three to ten COAL according 10 the
Their For comfort economy ana splendor, hey have
rivals For sale by
SUMNER n NAyLOR, No. N Broad St
JOHN FRANKLIN, ~ Broad -.
~ n. The large sire for hal hotels and stores he
In operation No 70 Park Row ~ south 2l5 Green
ST The Psrlor Stove residence, No. ~ Frnn a.
the Battery examination they will satisfy the most ncrrd
uous that they superior article o the Mind offer
Ell ~ the psblc. All cautioned against In
Engagement ea this patent +. NJ sOUTHwlCk, Agent
nil-9aw9m. lie broad ~.
IL HOWARD, IMPROVED CHEMICAL
H CLORIDE SOAP-This soaris prepared by Prsci-
cal chemist deservcdly celebrated tor rendering the
ssn smooth and son reraovpg chaps pnples snd blemhe
for the preservation of the teeth and and the cnre o
offensive breaIh cleansing End healing sores and wors
r preveytng and curing cutaaeous diseases particularly IN
fants for blcschng muns and handkerheand for the re-
moval Of grease paint tar kc from cothng v also much
esteemed rs shaving SOAP PREPARED and o wholesale and
retsil by " HOWARD. " arlington City.
For sale by Hoadley Phelps Co. Ne ~ Water street by
MARSHAL e. Slocn, No S03 Broadway CORNER OF Duane st.
and by John H. Dodd Of Broadway and becker
and I'll Sroadw way. t2taw2m'
GENTS CENTS-CENTs-For sale exchange
- large quantity osrennies Apply al the desk Of this Of
Ace.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05
TIOOLOGICAL INsTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY

IOOLOGlCAL lNSIlTUrE, No. 81 BOWERy.
II The Public respectfully informed that the Institute
open for the The collection Of animal, the
recherche that has been public
specon this country Mr. Van Amburgh the cages
O'Clock p. NJ, at in the evening. The hours Of
exhibition will be from 10 ~ in the past
r. NJ, and from past in the evening. Abundance 25
eens-Chdren half price Every attention will be paid
the careful officers
vsters from the intrusion ofimproper persons.
Signed G. S.ANGEVINE& CO.
d4SmE Proprieors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

DICE, HOMINY. &c-Just received per schr Allan
IL tic Of rough Rice and flint Corn, hich will be
into head and prime rice and rice flour and Car
elina Gritis, hominy.
Also hand supene wheat and Grzham -four,
from heat for sale Quantities suit
gocers bakers and families, the New York Rice MILL
ner of jefferson and South SITS.
d23Jwt THOMAS BEILBY, Agent,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

pAKK THEATHE.-THIs EVENING viii be
Cordelia, Mrs. shaw.
WILLIAM TELL-waIiam Tel, Mr. Fones,-Emrsa, Miss
Cushman.
Doors open 6i--periormanses commence O'Clock
Boxes sl-Pi SO cests-Galery Is cents.
MEXICAN THEATRE. BO"Exy.-
"A BILLY BARLOws BENEFIT-THIs EVENING
MILDLY xsHoRE-Harry Hacyon Mrs Irerrins-ron.
nish Mr.. Russell
Of New York. risn for the occasion by c. II. Eator
Arrq Which, sY BSRMow-s Barlow Mr. Blake
Alter sS sf MR. ' wE2rpEN the Prince of M.gciaas will
To consude with So the WANDERING MINsTREL-Jem
Bags Mr.. Gates-Julia, Miss Angelica.
Boxes, IS cents-Pt, 37a%SsIsry as '''' " = ''''A'
NATIONAL TRE-Late Hsl,an Opera
~ Hsase-hIR. waLLACK, Lessee-TTIIs EVENING
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. haywood. Mr.. walack-Rachael
EsMERALDA-ouasmedo, Mr. II. wallaek-Esmeraldo,
Doors open 6i--Performance begin at7i.
EeANKLIN THEArRE.-THIs EVENING
5h time, The CASTLE Of pALLUzzI; or the Assassin.
oithe Ruin-Marqus de Castillo, Mr. La Forres-Zerna,
After which, Comic Song, by Mr.. stickney.
Observation-Disclosures Mon,esqnieu, Mr. warace-pury,lle
Mr.. Gam Pauline, Mrs. Flynn
Asack, Mr.. Laforrest.
Doors omen halt past s'cock, performances COM
nence at BOXES. so cents-Pn, 25 cents
OLYMPIC.-ro THE PLBLIC.-Ths Theatre viii
~ be closed for three nights Thursday Friday and
day. la ordsr give due effect celebrated Scotch
Dramatic Spectacle, which has been active pepara-
five weeks and will positively be produced Monday,
9Th of January 1888 New Dresses by Mrs De Crouch
assistants New Music by native composer Entire
scenery, Mr. Grain New Dances marches comba &c &c
IA
INXHiBlHlON OF ELECTRO-MA
II models Of machinery and large continuous railway,
engine propelled by this wonderful and invisible
power now open to the public in addition 70 the former
hibon This the first aud emily regular railway engine in
world propelled by electromagnetic, No. Barclay
opposite the Asto House and adjoining the American
Hotel from 10 d. r. NJ, and from In the evening
Single tickets 50 ceRtsmonthv tickets, transferable, ST.
For sale at the door, and at the principal hotels.
Principals teachers schools semnares,
ed that favorable will be made the adj
their pupils and that when accompanied by thcm
neither principals teachers will be subjected charge
d4-lms
ZOOLUGiCAL iNsIhTUTE, No. 81 BOWERy
II The Public respectfully informed that the Institute
now open The collection
recherche that been public
specton this country MIR. Van Amburgh the cages
ut O'Clock p NJ, at in the evening. The hours of
a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

THE NEW YORK HIPPONa-This new and
connections tor the public AMI private sale
OF Horses Carriages NC Nos os and 81 Watt ST. lat the
ton 81 Canal and Hudson sts.)
The propretos Of the above establishment respectfully
inform their friends the public that they have by
the solicitation at large number Of their friends changed
the day the public safe of Horses Carriages &C. from Fri
day 10 Saturday.
The regular public auction sale OF Horses, Carriages
will take place this establishment every Saturday II o.
clock Intended for these sales should be shown
and estered before Friday u O'clock NJ will be
offered entered and eescrihed the catalogue
The sale December 10 showed decided the
demand for expectation, improved prices Cen
the country dsp0sng OF their stock
Of horses will find the sale Saturday Dec 500 oppor
uBy viii has been offered this number Of
vessels about completing their for the south.
At private sale-torses, Carriages, Harness. &C
N. b. livery and Carriages to let.
ANDERSON, JANEwAY NMANN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

WIN. MLOU9HLiN, Auctionetr.
Try II. >. BEAHNS CO, Homes Building, cor
ton room Hardw Cuhery, consisting OF psn pocket
dirk knives cards and IN dezsns scissors and
cards. needles cannsters and bundles double asd snss
eye spctacles steel and brass harreisd pistols
caps trables, knNnr needless hooks ard eyes, &c &C
Fancy Goods-Cons,stng Of double cologne, hair Of
psrlumery, French and r. D. lavender water &C
shoes.
Also invoice Of JeweryConsistng or singer
.ngs Watches, bresstpfps, Chains, &c he. oeem"
NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-The propre-
tor Of this well known establishment begs his
thanks TO his friends and the public in general for the liberal
support he has received them during the
To them that his efforts will always be nerta
continuance OF their good feeling.
The uiar sales Of Horses, Carriages &c will continue
take place Monday l2ocock The next sale being
Monday, JAM g. 1883
Geatemen having Horses dispose of paricuarlyre-
qu' sed call and register them early in the week,
horse offered auction unless time for
the catalogue, and wishing purchase have
opportunity making hi selection Monday al l2o
clock. JOHN w. WATSON Proprietor,
o6 3-. 446 Broadway.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAn.
0~ For the Sale OF Horses Vehicles, &c &c by commsn
private daily, and by public Wednesday
Throughout, tho year ~ NJ precisely wihou, regard 10
weather.
know edgnepts the patrons OF this establishment both for
hmse II and the late farm Of Simpson Cowan for the very
liberal patronage bestowed TIE Bazaar and beg Ia as
his friends the public that he has is sole
men aud that bis whole attention shall he directed To merit
It's cOatinEancr
Horses taken livery usual, and careful grooms en-
poyed
Horse. description The notice 70
his resds, and gentlemen introduced by them.
o2S 3m+ wM CONAN. 81 Crosby 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-05

- SALE PRICES!H
superior Clipped Nura Maps 500
Plain Casters, - 70 to 90
short Nap silk, Extra, ss
Silk, - W 56to ~
Nuskrat Mans soc
NIB A hapdbox with each gsntlemsns hat The PLAIN
Casters 81 co. umvaled by any five dollar hst OF tho
kind in this market J. sTEUSRT:
ol0-Srs IVY Broa-way, corner OF hnthonvS
4 AIDES, LOOK! STRAW a. SILK Ron.
Ia NETS deposition 10 imposition-H Is well known
fact that the Ladies OF New York constantly imposed
by the exra,agyHt prices charged kem for straw aud silk
goods The subscriber has determined 10 remedy the evil by
selling 40 per cent than any other stere. she constantly
receiving large supplies OF the following goods VIZ English
coored Dunabe split Saw Leghoru Braids Tuseans Sn
lin Beavers Artificial yo~e Feathers and general assert
nae tof Clldrep's Hats, nc.
NJ silk Bonneis made cleaned, and altered 10
any shape superior STYLE unsurpassed by any 10 the city,
MISS THOMPSON, Cheap Store,
di2 Inns 272 Grand. corRer Eldridge street
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10
From the Indian. Farmer
ICE II O L = ES.

In the last number Of the Farmers Cabinet are
three articles the subject of Ice Houses, their
manner of construction ccc.-in reply to a request
for information in the previous number Of that
paper.
The first recommends digging cellar in the
side of hill of the necessary dimensions, tor IN
stance feet square in the clear, and feet deep
will hold 81 car, loads of ice, which will be sufi
cient for large family. The cellar must in no
case hold water; if the bottom 10 sandy. there IS
no danger, but if it be clay, there mus, be out
lie. for the water, without admitting air; If by
sinking small shaft few feet sand will be found
the space NAV be filled with stones, and a pas
sage for the water ensured When the cellar Is
finished, it may be walled up with stone brick, or
wood, to suit the convenience Of the builder, al
wavs leaving a space OF OF ten inches, between
the walls and the earth. to fill IN with tan, char
coal. straw ornstaks any other non-conductor
YOU can get. but ia by far the best article yet
known (The following plan Of building IS cheap
and simple, and well adapted to our wooden coun-
try) Dig 4 cellar, say 10 feet square and 10
feet deep, then cut small timber, the proper length
and build them up in the cellar, after the plan Of
an American wooden house Tor we may add like
;, Hooshier cabin) keeping the space between the
logs and the earth well filled with the tan or o,he
material, before recommended. Raise the build
ing, or 3 feet above the surrounding ground, q
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

told by high place, that his cousin fell
into the of Amonte, who ordered him
death, claiming his whatever property might be
found about the of his victim Among other things
several hundred dollar bills o
banks which known by private marks my in
formant After the tables turned, and Amonte him
self became prisoner, he occasion iniscreetlv
posed the the of informant
missed thsn without from his
only restrained from of violence by
of the co,nmanler-in-chef himself l confess
that, like Falsaf's tailor suspicious my voucb-
feel safe in giving implicit belief this story
should like TO have better security than Bardoph.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

de s'lsare, gold, coppare, rargen', sare. will
be revenge, sare. Look eere-I tear dc damn
billet note IN littel piece--I spi, him--I chew
hin-you lose your damn note sare-I am re-
venge-I am revenge,-I am bv gar, revenge.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

Up TO ANY THING.--A good anecdote is told Of
the Rev. J. l.. Weems, that eloquent biographer
of Washington. 1t is not only known that Mr..
Weems wrote books, but that he peddled them al
SO. In one of his excursions of this nature, he
accidentally fell in with pair of young people
who were about to get married. Mr.. Weems ha-
wing made himself known Immediately APP
piled to, TO perform the ceremony of uniting them
in wediock. After this important matter had
been settled, the idea very naturally suggested
itself to same of the company that dance would
be very proper on the occasion. Mr.. Weems had
objections and the only difficulty which appea-
red to render the proposal impractcable. was,
that they had fiddler. 1t was whispered that the
difficulty could be overcome if certain arrange
ments could be made. Accordingly, a curtain
was suspended from the ceiling, extended from
one side of the room to the other, and presently
behind it was heard the thumbing and tuning OF
a violin, and soon after the merry dance began.
All things went gaily and merrily for while blu,
suddenly the curtain was torn lose, when 10! who
should the company behold but the Rev J. l.
Weens, fiddling away as ffor poor dear lite itself
but really for the amusement of the dancers. Il
is certainly happy faculty to be able to turn one:
hand to any thing. Mr.. Weems was one Of the
most eloquent preachers of his time-one of the
chastest writers-and honest peder-a first rate
fiddler; and above all good man--Bat. Sum
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

THE FRENCHMAN AND THE BANKs-Vat YOU
say? Will you read sar, Is dis not one ten dollar
yours, sare? Viii you not pay de rargent, sare-
de silver, de gold, de coppare?
We have suspended, sir, and do not redeem our
notes In coin.
Suspende! vat dat-hang by de neck like one
damn thieving dog? no, sare, you no deceive
me, sare, by gar, will shoot you nit de pistoIe de
gun, de cannon, sare-eh? Viii you no pay de
l'argent!
No, MIR. Troupe, we cannot redeem the note
now, but will when other banks pay theirs.
Ven de other banque pay deirs. safe? BY gar
de oder banquc say de same, sare. Ven YOU pa,
yours, sare! Mon Dieu-Mon Dieu--de la monte
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

The Louisville Journal says,-The editor OF
the >"*'* [Globe y says that he does sometimes
ssshame the devil" 1t cannot be by telling the
truth: il must be By outlying him
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

Chancellor Kent's opinion, furnished at the re-
quest of the opponents Of the License Law in
Massachusetts, is decidedly and unequivocally IN
favor Of its constitutionalrv.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

They have a society in New Harmony, h., TO
take charge # public amusemenis. Five Dsna-
esrs are elected annually, whose duty II i - keep
the ball room in repair, &c
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

CHAPTER IT.
= Hcsston-thc Country-Oysters-
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 Col. M-Sarromnding Country
~ -FToats-.Santa Anna-Poiut
,-llrosse-Aunt Peggy's Gap.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

A Ne,c Discorery.-An Eastern editor says he
has been shivering for a week or two past with
what they supposed to be the ague, but has al
last discovered that he was convuised with indig-
nation and exasperated patriotism at the unpar-
alleled villany Of his political opponents!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

Reelection of Gore,~or RaneT.-By the adop
ton Of the amendments to the Constitutiou, Gov
ernos Ritner's term Of Office has been exteods'
until the middle Of January.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

Death by Burting Of a Grind Ssone-A min
while grinding a -cythe at the Clifton Soy the
Works. Conn, on Friday, was immediately killed
by the bursting Of grind-stone-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

Governor Pennington Of New Jersey, we arc
pleased to see, has 50 far recovered as to send in
his message 10 the Legislature. 1t appears from
this excellent document, that the State School
O,O0t annually appropriated The number Of
persons in the State prison is l63 The Govern
or is orthodox and luminous on the currency, and
denounces the subTreasury as war on the cred
il Of the country, which is the stimulus to labor
and enterprise, and which It crippled by metal
ic currency would throw all the power IN tho
hands of the rich and impoverish the poor.
v. y. Erening Star.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

The Indiana Annual Conference, closed IN in
tetes'ing and harmonious session of eight DAYS.
at Rockville on the 9th inst.-BisLop SouLE pre-
siding. The following Is lis, of the appoint
men,s. as hastily made out BY one OF the members