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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-08

EsrOadcaOtlas. CasSimeFcs. &C.
ORRISSON Il TYLOR, have just received an adj
don stock of Cloths Superior Pilot
and BToadco;hs of almost
color and quality; Cassimers. plain, stripped and
naid different qualities; Sattnett, general assort
ment Jeans and Lnseys. Call and examine before
chasing elsewhere.
Eleventh m 7th 1888. Att
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".RM FOR SALE.--The undersigned. wishes to
r. sell FARM containing so Acres. with small
and comfortable buildings Inc iand Is OF
oalirv well waerel. and in healthy situa uo
and only mile New Castle. the county seat OF Hen
~ county Indiana rtwili be sold extremely low. the
subscribers are anxious IL into available means
For further information enquire the promises. or OF
J. : s. w. RUSSET.
Boston. October 9th. 1893. SSif
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HATS, CAPS, &C.
New Hat and Cap Establishment.

undersigned have catered into partnership, in the
mandatory of Fine Beaver, OrTEa, RoRAa, SILK,
and Wool HATS.
THEr also manufaciury Ladies' Black ami Drab BEAVER
HArs; their and tho public IN general
quality and PRICE.
THEY have hand, intend keeping, general
assortment of Mems and Boys fine and coars,, CAPS
CouSTRr MERCHANTS particularly In. tied call and
examine their stock is large and warred be equal
m quality and style in the Western Country Orders
will be thankfully received and punetuallv tended to-
terms made easy. ALEB sSfIEARON,
JOHN SUFFRINS.
RICHMOND, Dec. OH, 1897 iStf
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Taken Up,

BY John Sherer, in Union township Randolph County,
Ind. one black Cow, marked with smooth crop OF
and swallow fork the left no other
brans percevabe and supposed obe eight or ine
wears old Cow with white the inside of her
hind legs at the hook Joints, and white her belly,
brands ahe supposed to be TOUR years
old. Appraised Twelve dollars piece. by Thomas Ia
sson and Samuel Ruble.
do certify this 0 e a copy from my Esray Book
THOMAS NIMBROGG1, J. Z.
1851
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CALEB s2o WIlIlLliANS9
n ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted to him. TO
4 make pagase.t as he is very much IN want OF CASH
a this time.
o. n B. He has constantly on hand AZ all times.
SlHDLES BRIDES. HL7R.NESS. UHLPS, coll
T3RS and SADDLE TREES; all of which ne will
ell on fair and reasonable TERMS
R.cuuoxp Sept d. 1887 S'u
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(<ANDLEs-A quantity of good TALON C.4N-
DIES received nd for sale (,rAolesGLe and rct1)
=, MORRISON d TYLOR-
Richmond, Oct. 13, 1885. 4off
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Bleeding s Tooth-Drawins, by John so"Hfaih'
Who solicits of patronage from the puhc ana
b n, the " esd 81 S9lt on tne. a. . wv a.
Hotel.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NTOTICEs hereby given that the undersigned have ia
ken letters OF Administration on the estate OF anfa'
nam Syrons IT, decd ali persons indebted TO said estate
ire requested Immediate payment and those ba'ns
against the same, notified present 'nem ddy
.,,,e,ca ted for settlements within twelve months from
this date. The is supposed to be solvent,
~ AARON J.. PLEAS,
JOSIAH NORRIS.
80 1922 (t5--47l
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DIR. ". LINDS A Y,

Having returned Richmond, would respectfully tender
his service. citizens the various branches OF the
n,osessjon found his residence opposite Nh
. ID d. Sinan's Hotel
Richmond, Sept. p, 1898. S"H
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ADMINISTRATORS SAL

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
TWILL he sold on the 10Th Of Twelfth month de-
S,a,s !, DECEASED consisting Horse Cow and
Calf Hogs a two Wagon, one Stove- Hay 10 the
stark GOOD Framing tools; also, moulding pIanes
sels and other tools tedious mention; osese-
b and Fur71,tre Sale TO be held az the Iafe
,aside,cs of the decreased Dulin and commence at
ia O'Clock: terms made known Oh the day OF sale
- AARON T.. PLEAS.
JOSIAH MORRIS,
y,,. y-.h 1929 ns--T Administrators.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-08
Houses for Sale.

Houses for sale.
YU1HE Subscriber sale reasonable terms, Two
L new DWELLING HOUSES, surpassed by none
for atness and they being completely nm
ished and having excellent cellars and good water Ihey
arr situated North East the town OF Richmond
= u ~ AQUILA JONES.
o:..-.,., ~, ~, 9th 46-tf
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that The undersigned has
taken of the Wayne Probate Court letters tesla
IIentary the of Deborah Johnson. deceased
nT=AH persons indebted the said estate
quested mako Immediate payment; and those having
claims same. notified them duly
authenticated settlement, within Twelve months from This
date. The estate supposed to be sotrent
LEVI COFFIN, Executor.
Eleventh mo 18th, 1898 ls-St
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Executors sale.

H.xecOuOr7S sale.
WE. be be-, ,'d at public sale GA sis,hd1y r
residence OF John smith, deceased in
mond large amount Of Household and Kitchen Furn,u
and some other articles. Terms made known the ds
sale. Sale at 10 O'Clock said d,y uh.a
due endance will be given by
JOHN PoOI. Executor.
Eleventh 9th, 1888. as-.
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silver Ware Mandatory.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
,ba he now prepared manufacture all Kinds OF 81 L.
VER-W RE, short notice. and IN handsome ana SUD
t,i,l manner The ghest price will be paid ut all times
for old gold and silver >. :. En'' N-.
Richmond. Nov. 8, 1888.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE
WI ILL sold. Public Sale. on NosDAT, the 81 OF
w December next. the late residence "i stephen
G. Hunt deceased following property OF said deceased
consisting in part, of Rife Gun Stoves, some fn-
isaed Leather and unfnIshed- With TAS-f ARD.
TOOLS &c Sale 70 commence 10 O'Clock. a and
dine attendance riven Nv CHARLES HUNT, and
SMITH HUNT, Adm'rs
Terms made known day of sale.
November Il. 1888. 3D.
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NRREs TOOTH ASH-.PrepaInd from the origin
al recipe, only by Daniel Goddard No. 9, Gold street,
New York. :, -.
The Orrs Tooth Wash is purely vegetaf ie pfepaIaon
the properties cleansing the teeth and mouth
restoring the gums healthy and preventing any I'M
pleasant taste the mouth, whether arising from
;.c,yed teeth. or from OF the stomach
.ound and white the most vaiuate pof-
lions ne moor humanity many neglect the attention
means needed. Among know OF none more plea-
s,, nd oectuaI than the Tooth W ASH cleanses
teeth, strengthens the gums, purleS the
month"; the breath. We recommend It's use TO
ALL yoil,g and od.''-Boston Post.
..Ihe rs Tooth Wash is the best detergent we ever
used on our enamel.'-Boston Transcript.
To the Publc.-The concurrent testimony OF the most
eminent and members of the Medical Faculty, IN
avarv mar, of the Unon united in of the Orris
Tooth Wash =,
From Dr. Eleazsr Parmley, Dentst--'l have used the
.Orris Tooth WASH having been made acquainted with
the v o articles which is composed, feel great plea
sure i'm recommending il agreeable, wholesome ana
en'' '''' ELEAZER PARMLEY,
No H. Park Place, n. Y, January, 1898"
From n Dodge urcr of limitation incorr"Ptioe
Teeth and Surgeon Dentist, New observation-disclosures
consider your Orris Tooth best in wish to
keep il constantly hand for the OF
send mo supply. loigned) - ~. noDh'
1913 Canai street, New York, July 1s, 1872
Recommends have been received from the following
H. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, Nashville. Tenn.
g J. l.. Igget, do. do
Sc DR.. S. A. Shuref, Boston.
John Randall, N. D.. do
Walter Charming. NJ. d., do.
Il. w. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist, do
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REMOVAL.

4 POTHECARIES, HALL is removed 20 81 Main
81. where the subscribers would be happy wal,
their old friends; and would inform the public generally
arrangements tha, made they win
be able furnish DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS. and DYE STJFFS, i'll quantity. quality and
price. satisfactory ali. PECK IL co.
Cincinnati, Nov. II, 1885, Gaz-l 1850
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NTOTICE.--AH persons indebted TO the subscriber by
NorE or BOOK requested TO make imnae-
naxment as close the business OF hIs
Ia .I,.bI;.nne,, JOHN SJFFRINS.
RICuMoSn, Dee 80. 1887 St:1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

ERNEST MALrRAvERs.-At the National Theatre
this evening" the drama of Ernest Mairapers will be
produced for the benefit Of the au,horess whose me
nit ought TO be handsomely acknowledged in having
written piece exemphfying breach Of oil that the
decaloguc deprecates, and having illustrated every
lust of the flesh and passion OF the heart in the most
sndisguised and striking manner. 1t was bold soul
that conceived the plot the play, and skul hand
tina, embodedit. The piece is decidedly popular, and
the house will, undoubtedly, be crowded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

COMMON CoUycIL.-We have taken some little
trouble get the following official for the Board
Of Aldermen and Assistants. believing that the table
win be valuable TO many matter of erence. We
have also calculated the majorities obtained by
each person and it will be perceived that the Join,
Ballot will have average majority of $50 votes to sane
ton their proceedings Each member OF the Common
Council can here his standing and estimate in and
by his fellow citizens, and regulate his speeches
his impotence and his eating according his majority
No other paper has these valuable statistics -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
FOR ALpERmEs AND AssrsrAsT..

Wbig Tot maj. Nd $50 I,sI5 Majority II Assistane
Leaving average majority 10 Common Council between
e& and I,ol3, Of $50.
The above are the exact msjertes In the annexed
table give the Of those who have the MAORI
ties together with the total vote in each ward Com.
ments will come hereafter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

The LEersLArvRE-The prevalent opinion al Al
bany that the Session of the legislature will be pro-
longed beyond the day Ohe 18th inst) fixed for ad
tournament. Much business remains unsettled; in
deed the proceedings have been most undressing
and hitherto lc jjeu ne rdut pas la chandeHe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
ia LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.

Ia LIVERPOOL PACK ETs.
H4S Sailing from New York the 24ih aad from Liver
spool on the 18th Of each month.
The above line Of packets will he continued by the subsc
bers, and is composed Of the folio wing ships
Erom New York
June 2-The UNITED STATES, Capt N. II. Hodrege
March 24-The ST. A DREW, Capt Vim. G. Thompson.
Aug. z4-The vIRGlNItN, Capt lsaae Harris
Sept a4-Phe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. r. Alien.
From Liverpool.
May e-The ST. ANDREW, ESQ tons
June e-The ViRGINIAN, go tons.
July e-The sHEFFIELD eoH tons.
Aug. 8-Tbe UNITED STATES, $50 TONS
The qualities and accommodations OF the above ships and
the reputation their commanders well known. Every
exeron will he made 10 promote the comfort OF
and the interests Of importers The price passuge Liver
pool In the eabn in other lines hXed $780, with wses
and Of description.
The win he responsible for letter, parcel
package by the above ships for which bin fading
STErHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER FOX 4 Co. or
Ia R0BT. KERMIT. ~ South 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

PsLIrIcAL EcoSony-When the French minister
asked the Chamber Of Commerce at Lyons what he
could de TO advance the interests of trade they
swered with much brevity and wisdom, "Laissez
nous fairc"-Qeavc us alone.)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

INFLUEAZA. COUGHS, COLDS. PUTRIB
Sore Threats, eumatisfs all Cuan sses such
Salt Rheum, Gyspel. scrouIous Eruptions, nc be
cured In few days by the OF Doctor yaossn
Napour Baths NJ fos bo~ery, where visitors be
modses Wits Bait At 1--WE minutes notice. every day. from
Q O'Clock, A. NJ Bstil n o'clock In the evening.
n q. Gsneel furnished apartments with board and the
best of provided for fnvsids wish put
themselves under Doctor Jsck@ons treatment, Medi-
Gated vspour Baths IL y pruper nenon, these Baths
have resemblance 10 the Thosssonan system,
MA 2ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

MNoR THEArREs.-The smaller theatres have
taken to give succession of benefits as the most pro-
6table business. Any person who can muster SIPS,
and deposits that sum in the managers hands, can
have the use of the theatre for one night. The filling
of il is his business, and if more than slz5 are in it,
the balance 10 his profit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

PARTIAL REsuMprIoS.-The Northern Bank of
Kentucky has commenced issuing notes of the demo-
minaton of one, two and three dollars. The ones are
redeemable in specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

II The Legislature Of Louisiana has abolished lot
teries. In London there proposition to create one
specially for some charitable purpose
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

IT The new Italian cravats are called Matteoni
Bombici and Paradise.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

"a r. Il, S{A Am A.. xa fA 3 h ,o,E
The ship ORBIT. Warren FOI master, win sail
18th December, ish January,
teh FEBRUARY, 18th March,
, sss j Asss' i Is.s s siy
pip Voc CATER '"o I'm
lsh November, 18Th DssemseT,
l l:t MSy, l,sh Janp,ry,
lsth May. 18Th June,
The above ships eoppered vese, OF the first clan.
lions passengers extensive being furnished
% s.. rso~ sna EBAY way esS. TO the regular Faro
sss al as .I% rom Tss
:, s.AAys4RS CO q south !. New York, and !"
III Line The packets composing the above line win san
Ship hNeELiouE. i. Nichols, master.
ship ocMULGEE, (newl 4. }. LeaviiL
SHIP CELIA, b. /. Porter Porter. " master.
Ship LOUISA, ID. ". Truman, master.
The ships were IA bull, il New Yori expressly Tor
s r.. 'd r are y well
every fasiy will be afforded shippers passengers An
eosmi..lon. SCOTT / MoRRELL, u sopih St iss
As s'a Ph iIaSSo s1s. s,o s: :..'
Brig MACON, 4. B,bbins, master,
sds new J JsRstY, sss 3. s,S %,:sT master
sshr d. r. CRANE, sudey, master
eI Collins Of Darien Geo. established the above line Of ves
sa Ss for q. above sss and al copper .s
~ .s the aee' S:T Ycsn yse crw.ded
line Of stages runs from Daren 10 Macon three tmss
week also steamboat to ST Augustine twcea week. j23
IA CHARL VsTON PACK KTs-cemn.rci.,
9 Lne-she relieving vessels compose the above line Of
Bns DIMoN, Frederick Sherwood, master.
s sng S c,s DBL Ella, Ersnes Sherwood mss,er.
Brig FANNY tnewl W. wSitiie.ey, master.
Brig --.tnew)
trade, and commanded by experienced fheir &C.
commodasns for passengers are entehsve, and ererions
goods forwarded 70 the subscribers viii shipped Tree Of
'ssiIL g T. 2; :sH.s. q
l8 Wn CALDWELL SONS. Charleston. =. q.
- w.AsS,,jAAhaAISSHHII sy,ss PACK ETs.--sAp
ship oEoRGix, " Tsiso., MASTER
the trade sf,he best msea copper fastened ssd coppered
with handsome recommendations, and viii sail puncissly as
wr sal! the MONDAY following The price Of passages
III y. % Az goGas forwarded 70 the subscribers
las v D HURi.suT CO. - south q
IA SAVANNAH PACKETs-OID GIrE,
- patched from New rork sod savannah Ia the follow
ship TRENTON, lnev) Jss. r. Bennett, master.
SHIP s sssusN s sss,sy s.sf
sAio MILLEDgEviLLE, p. L Porter, master
The ss.vs h,ps ar. All Of the rst class built New York
expressly their accommodations or passengers
. .s,pe sess 70 tie ssbscrsers ~ Be-
shipped ree Of I'll charges those scusc oeurred
'T''''j 5ca Fl gs1 ttggSwpss walls, New Ysrso
ln wAsnsURN = LEWIS sav'nssh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

9Th ETs To sail the ls 10Th and goth Of every mosth
following ships which will ether the order
which they are Misunderstanding punctuay from New York
and Portsmouth the s 10Th and Goth and from Londonon
the 7h nth and 9Th of every month throughout the yearvZ
YORK. LNoDoN PoRTsM.
Jan }Fee y Feb. %
(sspt ! }Oct il I Oct 20
Ship MONTREAL sr erng May May s S Sss mIy
Sept 10 Oct a Nov
Ship GLADIATOR, This. Britton May 20 July July 10
Ship MEDIATOR, capt Champlin June July y July 90
SFeb. 10 SMar21 April
ship QUEBEC, J.H. Hebard, JuneIO July27 Aug. I
Ship WELLINGTON, chadwisk, June2o Aug. Aug. 10
-. mn, Mar. April ApIils %
Ship PHILADELPHIA AoFso' bbs sss7 bbs sss g
Ship SAMSON, r. sturges, July 10 Aug "a Sept.
Ship PRESIDENT, Chadwick, NJuly 20 SePL7 Sept 10
ship ONTARIO, II. Huteson, Aug. i Sep.l7 Sept 20
IAprio May27 June
SHIP TORONTO R. sFi'"'ld 6es 10 sss
wrsrx,srv, Apr 20 June June 10
ship WESTMINSTER Moore Gss 10 s
These ships OF the class about tons burhep
Great care will be taken hat The BEDS ores Nc are Of The
best description. The price OF cabin passage fixed
S4 for each adult which includes liquors. Nei-
Their the captains Of these packets will be
ble for letters parcels packages by Them unless
regular bills of ladng signed therefore Apply
JOHN GRISWOLD, 10 South ST.. Oh
j0 GRlNNEL MINTURN& CO.. ISa Front ST.
t3A NEW LII ) ~ LtVNnPOOL rae RE t3'Fs.
Hy6 To sa FROM New N0r ist, Liverpool
--75Ek on the 18TH a Oplh
New Ship SlDDONS, CapL-, Isl anuary.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. A, Pierce lst February.
Ship GARRICk Capt N. b. Palmer, LIST March
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt Ceius, LIST April.
Ship GARRICK, Capt NJ b. TamaF nao-nber
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt.. c. auary.
New ship SlDDONs, Capt - lGth #rF,
Ship SHERIDAN, J. A. Pierce 18th A.sgu.
These ships OF the r class. all upwardso see
tons burnsn built in the city OF New York. with such i'm
combine speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken In the
OF their accommodations The price OF hesce $4a
for which pie inc udng wnes &c will be provided;
without Wines Ac $780, These ships will be nded by
experienced masters who will make every exet-n 10 give
general satisfaction. Neither captains c
these ships will be responsible for letters pack
ages sent by them unless regular bills OF adng sgRed
therefor. For freight or passage apply TO-
X. X. COLLINS co, IS South New York,
WIN. Il JAS. BROWNE CO. Liverpool
The ships nj this line will hereafter and their
liar constructions gives them securly possessed by
other hut vessesof war. jB
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

PARK THEArRE-The opera of the Siege Of Ro-
chelie, by Bale, will be exhibited at the Park this
evening, in which Madame Caradori is the prima can
tatrice. Her singing Is exquisite, but TO gaze upon
her sunshiny beautyis an equal treat. The sight and
the hearing are both gratifed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

Law NOTICE.

Law NOTICE.
y. GRAHAM BENNERs, formerly of Newbevs, N. G.
Arrosrsy sse CovsssLLoR AT Law.
Lisdes, Ala.
Rrvrasscsa-Hon. wllln = CASTOR, Ne wbe, n, NC.
HIM william Hsywoos Raj ~. G.
Mon y. Henry, FayrtviIie, NJ C.
Mr.. =. w. Tsyler, Mchil.. Al
y. q Biovst, Gsq, Nolyl~ AL
Mr.. jobs ~ stroag, LsN~~, Al
NJ. william Locke. Linden. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
no HE LVvENs OF DIV FEET.

Keep the feet dry the head to The pbv
scfan"-Boerk0Sre 80
fair and lovely OF the land cut dowH n the bloom
OF life, owing 10 the arising from wet feet m
we hen wonuer nj the coughing and barking
mac that enable the doctors 10 ride In their cosches Ard
wnen SUCH have taken place. the house and
danger not lar on We would then caution readers M
mster how healthy, To guard against FRET ounce az
Health
what is The destroyer Of bloom and hsppine~' Cold and
Pc NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
public that he located At the Boot Eestassh
Acntcf Mr. Ny der Ne. Beekman Clinton Mall The pre
entopportunty sembracea inform the reader thai ser
several ears experience and trial subcrber has
ed composuon which Gather OF every descripon
so1peeiy inpcruess, eveH r. The American
institute mas twice borne testimony utility Nv
awarding The hrst diploma In 1885 and ard has mel ih
the most secded appreciation OF the Franklin Instute 81
rhiisdelphr,-asthorites Of the highest respectabfay
Netws standing the reven sad severity OF the Law,
Conges me exclusive right and liberty To this
very Tor the term from the 10Th day Fsbru
ry,lss1.
This Composition mpsrts The leather son and p,i.bIe
texture which gveso all articles made from an elastic quail
", and VIII consequently much longer The neeesv
Tor wearing ovcrshsesis thus sUperseded.
answer 10 nunnerous questions the woud res
pectfuily inform the reader that the Patented CoupoSo,
soes not cousn particle Of that offensive clumsy article
India Rnbber. ~
Gentlemen who value and love dry feet are r,spee
mly informed thst the raiemee will be attendance Al tb
above estsbiishncni The Government papers, DplosaS
Certheate Letters DC open for inspection. The Com.
position put up at 80 cents boz. Sea Captains end
sportsmen would do well 10 procure the article
~ IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

SINGULAR BALLOON EXPLOSION On the 9th nsts
at Louisville KY, as Mr. Clayton, the aronaut, wa
initiating his large balloon preparatory ascent
a spark of fire from bystanders cigar set fire to the
gas which exploded with a tremendous noise, and Sc
Tiously injured five persons. Mr. c. was himself
slightly hurt. This daring mronaut seems destined
10 numerous escapes The Louisville Journal ofTaes-
day has the following particulars of this accident =
Yesterday, al about half past o'clock, whilst Mr..
Claytons balloon was undergoing the process OF in
flaon, the gas, fro some unknown cause, took fire
aad exploded with noise like the discharge Of arl-
lery. Four persons engaged in the initiation of the
balloon, badly buInedone of them it is feared
dangerously. The balloon was Instantly burned, and
the fire was communicated to the wooden portion OF
the cstern containing the water and other ingredients
from which the gas was manufactured We were
present at the about an hour afterwards when
the fire was still issuing in flashes from all parts Of
the surface of the water, with sound like the faint
rumblng of distan, thunder Mr.. Cayton's pecu-
mary loss is very serious one. Ii cannot be less
than fifteen hundred dollars-probably il is more
Upon that matter, however, he hardly besows a
thought; his great regret on account of the suffer-
Ings Of his unfortunate workmen and the dlsappont
ment of the pubc. For hisp ecunary loss whatever
it may be, he will, sure be promptly remuner-
ated by generous public"