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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

fsM 10 LET-The new fire proof building corner Mas
iW sau ana Cedar streets is arranged FOR the
ground hoor; has superior basement aid an excel
tent range oil vaults running under tina entire suitable
Tor respectable wine dealer The upper stories are in suites
OF well finished nten ed for lawyers and other
each having privilege Of vault under the pavement
The building will be let entire or in parts a, NAV he r.
CURED For further information, apply to
Jai3 swe LABRON. IVES & CO IS Pine at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

no For sale above, Rev. J. COvERT's BALM OF
LIFE, which highly by the ycians and
others remedy for COUGds, COLDS, GONsUMP-
TON BRONCHITIS, AMI all diseases Of the Lungs and
Wudpip See circulars containing testimonials OF high
respectshlty which be had ats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17

- 10 LEASE. IhE PANiLlU.> Al SAhAIOGA
k!a sPRiNGSrhe su,cri intends 10 lss.e The above
~A~ establishment FOR tern OF years. II embraces
tire bock Of ground vi ~ every accommodation Of out build
and gArdea situated ia Of the pieaentet ocati
IN the village. The well kDewu Flat Rock Spring IN the
Immediate vicinity, us position - central between the
other celebrated Mineral fountains The estabhment vii
accommodate $50 persons has been demonstrate BY ne
ovsnowing f the past The hou'e also
yell suppl with which will be cold - the enah
bareain The will be moderate, dordrg 10 per.
whinr eogsge the business the moscersn pros
prct realizing competency. A. IL 10 presumei persons
will ,xam the premise, before leasing the same, fsrhsr
description j. uHnecesar,. =.
Appicstiss may be made TO ALEX. L. MeOONALD,
No. s3 LiDert, street f3l story Jt6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-17
Ne. 0Os
STAGES TO ALBANY The

STAGES TO ALBANY The
MWAH only direct, the cheapest, and most
EsSz1k5Tfe~Qes expeditions line Of stages from New
1&6yX-E1& York to Albany, is the United States
.~<A>-s--==-s=SM Mail and Accommodation Line,
which starts from the Western Hotel, Ne. Cosrtlaadt
every morning, at o'clock A. NJ both sides Of the
% rser' Those passengers Who wish to sleep nights
wiz YAK. the west side. and lodge at Nswburgh 6rst night
hgt al Caskill, living at Albany day, al -
be beat. ~
extra agents employed {. travel this route to
h. ui'es do then duty The public may rest assured
sr never was better line oF stages than the present
mes We challenge the world beat US. Remember the
jaln n = urAru a,a ,h..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

service Of the United slalss. :szes ps when
called. 90 psosidsd Sc IL Ne IVA head,
shall be snti,lsd 70 the Ike oonpsusaiion,
10 case Of disebiiisy, ~ woands o. other
wise. ineurfedin the ssEries, ssIs, OF NAV
be. allowed 10 officers, non. commissioned
officers. srii6eers. musicians, and pr;sases.
Of the Army Of the United States.
18th. That the several corps Of volun-
teers which now exist in the several
States, and 10 what manner soever or s.nix-
ed. be not disturbed or deprived cf their
accustomed privileges; but nevertheless
be subject 10 such restrictions - their re-.
speetise Legislatures may direct aud 10
all other duties required by this system,
IN like manner with the other militia.
18th. That the Legislatures OF the Sc
veral Ststes. at the earliest period Of time
alter the adoption Of this system, enact
such lave ~ may be necessary 10 enrol
and organize the nilitis Of The respective
States. according 10 the provisions con-
isined herein: provided that, until such
enrolment aud orgsizslion be made. the
existing laws governing the militia Of each
State be considered 40 still 10 force.
s0tb. That the term miiifs Of the Unit.
ed States shall be 90 construed 90 10 en-
brace within i:s meaning all troops. OF
whatever description. not Of the regular
army Of the United States.
Respectfully submitted.
J.R. PolNsETT.
Hon. r. 81. +. HusrrR,
sPesksr VtAs House ef Representatives..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

- 49, So low
We presrut below al the returns received m
to The momsai Of sending our paper 10 psesA--
In view ef the importance OF the present slectioa
and the very great interest felt In It's result, We
have taken pains 10 be accurate IN our state
urnts, and embraced all the Information within
our reach, 10 AFFORD the earliest and most saiis-
factory opinion upon the subi-ct. We invit. at
ienlson to the returns. They are highly gratify-
ing, throughout. 10 tho friends Of Hsnnfsos ana
REross. great revolution has taken place IN
Virginia, in favor Of the Wings, since the cleo
ton Of last year. We have beaten our oppo-
nens where they were never beaten before, and
where. 4 fey moaihs ago. We dared no, hope for
spceess. About hf,y counties. nearly one-half
Of The State, has been heard from in all OF
which. with but one single exception. the Wings
show an increase Of strength since the prsvioss
election. We have lo1 bot two counties, thus
Tar, while We have gained ten OF more and
every mail adds 10 our victory. OF the political
complexion Of the next Legislature, we think
there eau be no doubt. IL will be wing by an
overwhelming majority. We had q msicrity Of
twelve in the last House OF Deiesaies-In the
next, we feel confident ii will be from twenty
Eve TO thirty-ieaving no doubt Of the senli-
ments Of the State upoa the Presidential aues-
tim. and securing the election Of Two Wing Sc
majors IN Congress Virginia Is losi-losi, 10 the
Administration.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
IL will be seen By the returns below. that Da.
Gro. ID. SrrrHrNsnS and VISA C. wosrurxorox,
ESQ, genuine whiss) have been elected 10 re-
present Jefferson county IN The next House Of
Delesatss--snd that RoerRr Y. coxnAp, ESQ.
has been chosen 70 represent the District Of
which ibis county forms a part. in the Senate Ct
Virginia. The election in ihis county was con-
, tested strictly upon party grounds, and the re-
suit shows glorious triumph for our cause
Heretofore the Wing majority generally ranged
between so and l00-last year, in an exciting
contest, IL was about S0-nov il has run mp TO
lee--and in the Fall, Al the Presidential elec.
ton. il win reach u not 90 beyond 400. We
have heard Of several who voted for the Admit
nistraiion candidates On Thursday. who have
avoEed their intention TO vote for General Har-
rison in Novemberi aud the tendency Of public
opinion here Is now so strong against Mr. Van
BURN with his Spb-Treasury and Standing Ar
my achemes, that we have reason to hope for n
change Of at least 6fty more in our favor before
the Presidential election.
The vote Of Shepherdstown is worthy Of note.
IL shows a vhig majority at that poll Of lts-
nearly double all former majorites II is an ev-
ideBce tia, The people OF that patriotic region
were duly sensible Of the importance OF the
, present election. and that they are ever ready,
a; their eountry's call, TO do their own voIing
and their own lighting"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

r...s- w.iIss.-Ra,slss. v B. s'sc.sa visA-
sI...sisa--r-s v , ss.siA.,.. ...s..a Ne
cannr>
sssrss css-sy-crsnvsil ouiek. vhsx. ss.e,-
Cd ever hyers. the ais Van Burcn dslsxals, BY
. m.lor',y q 50 votes Lass year Myers v b
majority 3o--Locas' msisrty over Barsoa -.
Clear gain 10 Morxas siscc Last circt,on 81. Az
the Last Presidential eleciioa IN las he vote Of
Morgan sss. For vsa Baren lon. Wing ts
'fhr Winch<ssef vifrinian ~ fortv wings
from Jefferson voted In Mor1&n. A mistake OF
oaiy III We kass that b15 zkrss from Jefferson
voted IN Morgan on Thsss3ay lasi--and ve
k.sss, too. that there were bot u noa-rrsideu,
voters altpgrih<r. ~ ef which were whix. and
IL Van Barren. These s,asemenu will not be
Iconifsdseied BY any one We has Instituted al
sssssfigsiiss add made tlienzezlr1s acquainted
with The facts IN rriAiion 10 tke<i<<iion Ab-
suaetng all The son-residfai y o,ers. 81 Morgan
shovs clear whig msjerify~ef q.
Boksisy-Tiiiotson Ffyait 40 Jacob Van
Doren. wings, elected by an axefaRe ne>or.ty Of
100 over Joseph Burns, b, and all olher can
didaies
.9LsAs.s-carpenter. v D, reelected
Bsssfssr-Hannah, v D. reelected over
Shanks, vhE, by 81 majority HannahS ma
lority last year 80 votes Van Buren, recsived S
or 900 majority in Boieiourt in 1895
Rssneks--Snider. " b, re-eleo,ed BY n or IA
votes over w N Peyton, whiK Roanoke, al
ways two 10 one for before ihis election
The rssuii has been ascertained in the follow
ing counties, but the vote has not yet been re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Ioisi, Fsset 80, o'isE 81, Aaea ~ Ma.
ca SIS Majority n flsngshlrs ~ Vss tafen
a ~ lass FfsTtssiiai gicsiien.
E.itEa cssuig = e.rsttsf. v. q sieci,a 10
fha Hepes ~ bsisrrtra ~ 3 maiofifT s. 3
Feiss Las v1af v maiofifg 81.
ktasg.a cgsaly. We hags "a Fsoasei -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

We regret 10 state that Ia The House
.of Representatives. on M0sday, Mr.. Wise
OF Va, asked leave TO Be excused from
serving upon the COMMITTEES on the sob.
jet Of eonifaets for stationery foF the use
.ol the Heose, cod 10 the crest regret ~
bic ifieods, added as an srEomeBi 10 sup-
port Of the request that be bad been Zoe.
hidden By his phyiieians 10 enter iaio
The debates 81 the bell. he ssid be had
. disease Of The throat ahlsh ould con-
pei him 10 Be almost sntirely sileat dur.
ing ihs residue 81 The session, besides
which, be expected 10 Be abseni very
soon.
The qossiion bsiog Pot, Ne. Wise gai
exeassd .--.aisx Gaseffs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

TIE eoaatgy b fusi now mash EPatiasa
~ ths omeial paSiesiioa. shsf IVA 80
e i4t u ne slfnaiifs 70 10 10 ne see.
shge, TIE "Besiea Vessels And. giageTs
seeisiy'' has ntsished ii,eif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

MknfIae.-ln = aebi N Philadelphia,
beiweea fWo men, Lewis Daiges aad
Wm RTRsF, ne isfmsr bii 81 ona q tss
ssFs q he latter. lls eushi % Be- in
CsaeFsfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

MnrHobisg Courses - a7e, 0oo hsTs
bsen Fscaiee1 b sabsegipiioa, ioBsffs
IN sfseiion 81 ne psoiecisd Asiho&isl
collses - hiassslipPi. With sto - cen.
meaesd - soea e. slis Il sslasied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Wig majority thus far 80
The counties 10 be heard from (about SOY last
year returned:
Van Buren, members %
Wing do. is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

SENATOR'S
Eight Senators were elected this Spring We
have heard the result in four districts. and the
wings have elected three aud The Van Buren
party one-a Wig gain Of two.
Gusts. whig, u elected in the AceomAe dis
trict IN place OF Poulson. v n
Conrad, whie, elected in the Jefferson district
in place Of HI opie, vB
Bondurant, Wing, elected IN the Buckingham
district
Atkinson, B, reelected IN the Isle Of Wight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Besjsmia 3. Bull6nch, ~ BRed jour
nsymsa printer. naiive u Pbilsdelphia,
knosn from aaias isfssoIsia, sss tssa n
ed near Newark. Ohio, lsg days ago.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
TENATORIAL DIgTRICT,


a Wig aain, Mai. Ops has beea in ne
Sensie 90 nany ycsu. end Wa gensfaliy eiec'.
"a b. large maioFitisa
HAMPSHIRE COuNTY-~a Del
TIE Roinnsy lEtelllgenceF q Friday last says.
IL Ell b. seen b. ne fsfurna heieg. Nhieh are
cficiai, fhai Mfusst. Vance and osifil, Wigs,
So elected, nskiae q Wig gam 81 ose = The
fofnsf ~ majority u 81 shi ne after -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Oples maIofiIy 2, burEelih 90. 20. Vets Of
Clarke ~ last Presidentisl election. Van Be-
Ien l35, Wig 100. Last year Van Barren ma.
ioriiy -. Clarke AID Wares together send
one Delegate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

ANtAfl VPfr o-lHF LVHFAu 3Jj, LaIheT bDI,
Byrd SCI, Wood SGT, Mason $40.
'Opie's majority 65-ByTd and esther q tie
Woods majority over Gather s. Dyrd's naioTi-
W lsst year, loo. A. the last Presidential cleo
ton The vote Of Frederick county Stood; Whig
3ol. Van Buren sic.
THE Sheriff, who is wing, hes 10 decide be-
tween Byrd and Gather He will give the east
ing vote 10 favor Of Gather. and thus secure lbs
Wigs gain q one - Old Ffsdsrekl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Whole vote OF the county 6I9-CoDradS ma
Ioriiy over oPie l66-SIephenson's majority
over Lucas l40-w orihirgtonS majority over
Taylor i5i. Average Wing majority l53.--
Average Wing majority in 1893. 81. Average
whie gain since last year 9s, as will be seen BY
a comparison OF results:
OEEfHIaI VOTE nR Ia40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

THE PREsBYTERY Of Winchester A,ld N,
ssni-ansaai nscting IN WsrreatOa, on the Is,h
inzt. Tie Rsv. Wn- Williansoa. vas oAo~-,
Medsr.sos. and he Rev. r. w. Simpson and
Cot Robert Turner. CLERKS. Ten Ministers and
seven Elders sere present. Aflsr he .rans.e-
uoa Of such business - vas broaskt before
shsn - sgsd'easory cfshe Prssbyisriaa Church
asa vsfy pleasant and hsrmoaious session.
krsseyssu sdSeerasd ~ Msedsy DE sofa to
sest N tAs Presbyterian charch At r.lb,r Wa.
'srs. Bsrssisy esassy, sa Friday the III Of oe,o-
ber ncxt.
CHARLESToWN SAVINGS INsTrru.
TioN--Ths following s<nslemrn were .les,ed
Directors Of his Inssifufion co ths 18th inst for
one rear. viz David Novel;, Charles a Ste.
vsrt. Joseph N -Brovs, willian O. Lock. WIN.
Grow. Samuel RiS<neur. d. ysAa y. n. stra,th
Hsnry Ely. George ". sappingsoa. Leonard
sad'er, william c. wessAiasssa, Real. Tom
lsnses. and u. N. Gallabsr.
A meeting Of In Beard % pisecssss, Rich
ARD Wiiiaas VS. s,ecsrd Treasurer, and David
Howell sppoiased President.
HARPERAFRRRY SAvrNos INsrrTU-
TIoN.--Ths following esaslemen we've e,<csed
Direcisrs Of tina Institution, on Monday last. to
serve one year, viz ;-Davia eilhcr, John I.
Row. Adam Rbuin<n, " ill,sm Kirby. Ms.h.eA
Kirby. John II. Kias, Asaph Wilson w;1,i.m
Richards, and Jesse Baseman.
~ -.
wiidsy Lodge, No. II, Of he sadsp<sxs.t
Order Of Odd Fellows, - 1{hsis sseosx cslsbrs-
ton in tAis town On ssssrz1 ksx kbesg ainety
- -. "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30

Hon. r. ~. r. HusrrR,
speakrr sftAe House Of Representatives..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

GENkRAL HARRISON AND THE FARMING Nftk
Esr.--There has been much wastetu'ness, cor,
ruption and bad management in the Na''ona, ~, Ao
ADMINISTRATION for the last years, that the fEo
PIE have made up their minds to ny a M. a
e., ~u,.., ,hemsolves PRACTICAL. and
PATRIOTIC FARMER. Herr what GENE
RAJ HARRISON said of the FARMING INTEREST
on the floor of Congress IA years ago:
1.-THE policy Of the country was, in his oP'n'on'
10 lessen the expenses Of agriculture. and to re-
move. If possible the difficulties with which the
farmers Of the country have now to struggle.
HE WAS A FARMER HIMSELF. and he spoke
of those difficulties as who had experienced
them. HE WAS A FARMER ALONE lie did
not own q bank share in the world, nor had ne
farthipp invested in the mercantile business; but
DEPENDED ALONE on the CULTlV AIION
OF THE EARTH FOR THE SUPPORT Or
A LARGE FAMILY. HE FELT KINDRED
INTEREST IN THE WELFARE OF The
AGRICULTURAL CLASS"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
From, The Jillage (Pa.) Record.

ERIoUs-ruE MYsrERy SoLvED.-On a
fine Sunday-yes SUNDAY-of July, tho at'en-
ton cf The good citizens Of the Great Valley, IN
this county, attracted by splendid Carriage
and span Of elegant horscs--mnch resembling
tho establishment, Of British nobleman, fyl 'g
along the turnpike at rapid rate. All eyes were
upon the mag aiticent establishment, winch Tar
ou,sbone any ling that our "nsophisticatcd GU
zens had been il the habit of seeing--curious 10
know it's owners and occupants, and half beev.
ing that some foreign grandce had honored
oar county with his august presence "h''e the
sYankee curiosity Of the natives was or up
too and in the deepest suspense, the carriage
drove nd 10 the yard Of modest but respec'ab'e
farmer. aud made halt What on earth. thought
,i,c GOOD farmer and his astonsh.d family, has
foreign grandee do with persons SD humble as
ourselves! The carriage halted. ONLY for mo
meut however, and passed on; but not without
IhsowIug a smaIl package III the pathway. what
could IT mean? Wa il commission or document;
or some valuable present from Her Royal High
ness. Queen Victoria? 1t was past comprehension
The ladies' with the innate curiosity OF the sex,
rasor,ed to the handsomely enveioped package
that would unrave the mystery! And SO =,
did. And wha, think you the package contained
We give YOU forty gnesses; and now you may
guess again! II wasn'ta commission. nor pre-
sent from her British Hiehness-:t vast was
a-ruNpLE OF "GLoBEs!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

Nh. WEBSTER AT SARAroGA.-Osce. and once
only, did this great man in his speech atSara,o
ga. make any approach 10 seniimeBs o. Pithos.-
And that was in allusion to the Symbol OF the
Log Cabin now universally adopted by the
Wings.
81 agree,n said Mr. Webster, -tl.at 70 live in a
Log CABIN is no recommends iiqn sof candidate
TOR the Presdency--nei:her is itany disqna!iica-
ton. II is however to be assumed, that man
who by his capacity aud industry has raised him
self from log cabin TO eminent stations IN his
country, is Of more than ordinary merit. ], SIR
have feeling tor log cabins and their mhaoitants
For although | was not myself born IN one, yet
my elder brothers and sisters were-s that cabin
which At the close Of the Rev ontionary War, in
the perils and suterings Of which he bore hs part,
my father erected on the extremes Of New lamp
shire, when beyond the smoke which cur'ed from
IT'S chimney, not another stood between and the
walls of Quebec.
''ln the humble cabin, amid the snow drifts Of
New England, that father strovo bv honest labor
TO acquire the means Of giving to his children
better education, and elevhiing them 10 higher
condition than his own. Tina, cabin honor for
the sake Of the venerable man who dwelt 10 IT,
That cabin annually revisit. and thi,her carry
my children, that they may learn to honor and
formed their abode; and when or they forge, that
cabin, and what il teaches and recalls, may my
name and their name perish from among men Tor
ever.''
In delivering this beautiful, and spontaneous
ster's voice became almost ariiculate from emo
ton, and there was Of that vast audience !
who was not melted into ,ears.-Troy Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
For President of the United states.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, OF Ono.
For Vice President,
JOHN TYLER, OF VIRGINIA.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
SENATORIAL.
JONATHAN MCCARTHY, Of Faycttc.
JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, of Jefferson.
REPRESENTATIVES.
lst District, JOHN w. PAYNE, Of Harrison.
I'd do. X. w. THOMPSON, Of Lawrence
Sd do. JosEPM L. WHITE, of jefferson.
4fh do. JAMES H. CHAvENs, Of Ripley.
9th do. CALEB B. SMITH, Of Favettc
9th do. WV. IIERoD Of Bartholomew
7h do. SAM'L c. SAMPLE, of ST. Joseph
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

ME SUBSCRIBER has located himself in the civ of R;c
Il mond. Ia. and Is prepared execute in a superior
manner, All operations pertaining his ton He
deems y proper to apprisc those who attic ed
ache, and abou, teeth ted tina,
no ean almost invariably prevent the a
OF cure impaired to him by J. Ii. M D., of New
York, which being used in favorable
IS ns'eI known TO fail Of complete
oo or eeh, may ne not with gold. silver. arum and
,has be preserved for years. Persons who may wish
the BEST quality OF incornptble teeth, engated on the
remaining roots likewise, gold plate, SET look
and feel as il there, will be accommodates,
CAVITIES in the teeth neatly and tually filled ares
ting decay and tooth-ace, by excluding os,er and all
irritating subsances This victory disease pain
is one of the happy trimnphs OF the dental art.
TOOTH POWDERS. and Brushes of the qualify:
Charges moderate: Room at the National Hotel.
IL. GARWOOD, Dentist
Richmond, August 9, 1910.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS1

a c. BLANCHARD, & Co..-Are rec.i.;n !,
L ~ opehins large assortment NEw Avn F.sy,a~
RE DRY GOODS, recensy purchased in Ss,e YorL aas
fsdasahia al priess very much reduced; also rru.r,I
asso,.ne". o. HaIdware' aueensware, Groceries.
bOOts 4 shoes, 81. &C., all of -
ana the public. at prices eessssaadcs viii, a..
ry low rates at which they purchased
Richmond, Aug. -, 1870. ao.cx
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
Public Sale

Az ILL pc offered At public sale, Thursday the Ion,
oi September at the residence of the subsrri
Ger on Eikhon, IA miles southeast Richmond IN.
following property: to W.T. Horses, Cattle Hoes Com IN
and number of other articles. credit of twelve o,,bs
VIII De gwen on all three dollars Sale 10 COM
mence al 10 O'Clock, "a. M. on said day
Angus! 49, $50. 32ts. e RrDD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

"A Be0utiful Cha;n."-Oh! how beautiful the
past seems tn contrast with the prescnt!-and how
delightful il is 90 back and review pas, scenes!-
and with what feeling Of JOY We love 10 recur TO
by gone daysr--and how sublime aud glorious
mus; be ''onr lIoward's" feelings, when he turas
his eyes towards Buncombc county, North Caro-
lima, his nntirc countv,-or Parkc county, Indi-
ana, his adopted county,-ot TO the scat, vacated
by him, IN Congress, which is now occupied by
a Wing! say, with what intense rapture must
sour general Howard look upon this magnlti
cent and all absorbing picturen Look at il, gen
tie reader, and, we think, you cannot wonder at
soar Howard's'' being in extacies, when viewing
this Wholesale, "Sah Rirer'' prospect
Wing. Loco
Buncombe co. ~ e. $50 BAL
Parke co. la. 1913 lO6l
Wing majority in the two counties, 166!
Lanes (Nhig) majority over Hannagan U-oco)
is upwards Of l4OO!!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

MARRIED--On Monday evening last in Ross
vile, Ohio, by the Rev. Mr.. Payne, BENJAMIN
HILL, of this vicinity to Mrs. ANN WooDwoRrm,
of the former place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05
COMMENT.
Extract from the Message Of the President Of the
United Sfates to tie fro Houses Of Congress,
De.cmberO 1890.

Extract from the Message Of the President Of the
United STATES to tie tro Houses Of Congress,
Deccmber2. 1889:
The present condition of the de(ence oil our pr'nc'pa
seaports yards represented by the accompa-
pyn- report Secretarr of War. calls for the early
and of Congress- and, connecting itself
intimately with this subject, CANNOT RECON- MEND Ioo
STRONGLY CONSIDER ALTON THE PLAN sub
mit,ed officer for the organization OF the Militia OF
United Statcs.S
A "BiSger -3ppe"-Mr. n E. IIaf-ingon has left at
our Office, Monsrous Pipp~.Jeghns - ounces Ii grew
in the orchard of Mr. S M'Fadden no has lois OF ihem
and only offers his a "celer. Ii person has big
er one and s disposed the lists OF competition.
come ahead when Mr.. NrFadden will bring up of his
full grown
frThis is Bigser year. not only in politics, but in
the vegetable world. We few days since shown by
c. Cartwright, sir gle hill of buckeye containing six
seeds and which measured foot in circumference
Can the Buckeve bows bea, this9
Not only IA vegetable productions, is this bigger
year., bu, the big meetings held by the Wings during the
presen, year. has Bigger year" in that way At
great collection of people had at old Fort GreenTiie
farmer whose naturally upon prolific ops was
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-09-05

DiED,-On the Goth utimo, BENJAMIN, son of
WILLIAM aud MARY Parry, aged years, months and
p DAYS.