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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE,

he New York S'ar saws. on The subject of re-
NOV ais from office that lone would SUPPOSE in
these times. that Locofoco brethren of the
type had their organs of benevoience greatly ex-
cited. Contrary to their formerly protested doc.
trine that to the vic,ors belong the spo,ls, thew
insist the vnnquished should retain them. LA
mentations here and elsewhere" daily hewai the
cruelty and inhumauity of div es.ing Mr.. Van b.
ren's partizans OF those places which they have
50 long monopoized. That sanguinary spirit
which once tolerated no want of conformity in O.
pinion with the party. is now tanned down. The
u'"he and its affiliated satellites WI: oh once ex-
al'ed IN the cries of suffering people, and res
Ponoed TO their complaints, "there is no pressure
III Ih'sn an honest man ought to regret" are now
,aeading tears over the fate OF those men " no
ave been the instruments by which wicked ad-
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T. ADJ ES, EAI r..

TIE FEMALE MISSIONARY Associations of 81 PauPs
Chureh, Richmond, propose ng for SALE on the an
Of useful and fancy ARTICLES The will be opened to
such as wish make purchases at q o'rl"ek r. NJ on
"Wednesday. nd at II O'Clock, a. NJ on Thursday
These articles, various elegant, and valuable are chiefly
h- of piou females Philadelphia, wrought
by their They have contributed them, IN addi-
lion 10 donations previously made in money to as
s;s, s in building Pals Church in this place Charity,
thus dspa ed by strangers toward the citizens of Rich
mo,d appeais strongly grateful sympathies 1t IS
20 n. honed that shall buy literally and thus prove our
.. worth, rec picnts such dsincresed kindness For,
n, gifts, not only get visible eqnVa-
,t 10 ourselves money expended, but
yding for the spiritual welfare of succeeding genera
flons.
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Fast Fork Canal.--City Council.

The following preamble and resolution was of
ee,ed and adopted at q meeting Of the City Coun-
ell on Tuesday evening, The 4th inst
WHEREAS, il is expected that there will be a
,;oo of The Stock holders of the Richmond and
R,ookyille Canal, called in order to ascertain
whether majority OF the Stockholders are IN
favor Of suspe nding the work OR not And, where
az. should the Stock holders determine not to sus
mend. it will be out of the power of this CITY to
nav its proportion Of money necessary to carry
on said work, therefore,
Resolped, That the Mayor give the vote of the
CITY in favor Of suspending the work, when such
meeting shall be held.
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nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRJy
~ Nus NIRGINIANA or WILD CHERRY

Medicine Is offered TO the public remedy in
all affections indicative OF Pulmonary in their
recent or advanced stagessuch
chronic Coughs, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Inamma-
ton OF the MUCOUS Membrane, Hoarseness. of
Breathing Night Seats, and all other
of Consumption. 1t is be understood this
cine will Consumption t las, stages but il WILL
paate and the of the disease ts
last This certainly blessing those who suffer
How many persons do daily behold approaching an nm
timely in the bloom youth from their dea,
relatives and friends. afflicted common and de-
the miserable sufferers un.i beyond the mower
OF human skill Ii such sufferers make use Of DR..
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. they
Ind themselves benefited gping
nous ineffective remedies which newspapers daily
abound This syrup Immediately begins heal the Ucera-
ted Lungs, mitigating the distressing cough; the
time inducing healthy and also,
cvng the shortnes and the chest which
sufferer exercise and finally
the hectic flush and pal.id and emaciated cheek
vanish. sufferer vii! here
self sn4tched from grave into the enjoyment
again comfortable health
Iatsreyttne Cure perforzned by DIR. H. Srnsne. ,on,
pound Svrt10 Of Pa1ss ptrgiidnd, HUI (Herry-I
made this invaluable Syrap my family which
entirely cured my child The symptoms were,
and choking of phlesm; difficulty breathing attended
with cough, spasms convuIsion, &c. which I
make trial of this auabIe medicine. seeing
the wonderful effects Il had my child, concluded
make the trial myself, which entirely me
Of cough thai afflicted with for many years Anv
person wishing call my house Beach
street. above the Market, Kensing,on. JoHs WILCOX.
pAia Also No al. st. Clair Pittsburgh
Also, Cincinnati. G. B. Human, No 2 Lower Mar
ket And, aleo for sale Richmond BOOKSTORE
by ID. r. HOLLOWAY
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Canal Meeting.

u meeting of he Board Of Directors of the Rich
L u mond Rockville Canal Company held 9th Month
ON iof'' 'he following resolution was adopted,
Resolved ha the Secretary ordered to advertise for
meeting OF the Stockholders in the Richmond & Brook
vile Canal on the 22d. of month"; NAV a, Richmond
IN ordet 10 express their wishes by ballot, proxy
prosecuting or sdsehding operations said
due from the Company.
From the Minutes. B FJTIGHI7M g.
Richmond, May ssh, 1s41. 1s3,
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NOTICE

ME Stockholders in 1the Richmond Trading < Man
L uacturns Company will please take notice hat an
Election for Directors affairs OF thus
Institution the follow will take place at the ofce
OF said Company. III this City, the It'll day of Jnne next
which exhibit Will be made of
dton stakeholder. DESTROYS of knowing
the PARTICULAR situation business attended with
explanation that may be required.
JNO. HAINES, Sec'y.
Richmond, MAY 7th, l53l 1885,
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Copper. Brass, Sheet-irOn and
Tin-Warc ManufaC tory

ME subscriber takes this method of informing the cit
Il of Richmond. and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business in Richmond where he
intends Keeping constantly hand general assortment
of Copper, Brass. Shee-ron and Tin ware-Stls Brew
Fuers. DYE. and Haters Kettles desert
made order the shortest and good workman
like all kinds of Copper and tea kei
ties kept constantly hand aso general assortment of
tin-ware which will be sold wholesale retail as
good terms as be boughtn rhe All kinds
pairing done the shortest notice The highes, price
will be paid for old copper, brass and pewter
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May Is. lS40. l9-tf
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Administrators Sale.
April 2lst, 1S41.

In Pursuance order from Wayne Probate Court,
the undersigned administrator OF OF James stan
ley deceased late Of said county, will offer public sale
Saturday, the sh day of Nav Lot No y IN the
of Boston. II will satisfy claims against
said estate.
ZACHARIAH STANLEY, Admir-.
April 10Th, is4I. 16-3t
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Partnership Dissolved.

ME Partnership heretofore existing in she Foundry bu-
siness between Jas. K. Mendenhall Shpley L. Foulke
and Achilles Wiliams, under the style of "Mendenhal,
oulke Il Williams is this day dissolved by mutual
The business will be continued by Ellis Noriyke,
Shiplsy l.. Foulke & Achilles Williams who have assumed
the of the debts due from firm, and who alone
authorized 10 collect all debts due TO the
J. X. MENDENIIALT.
SHiPLEY l.. FOULkE.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May Eth 1871. 1873,
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n o &c f..

NOTICE.
IN the 18th of March last sold gray mare to
" Thomas Williams and Joseph l.. WATSON; Williams
resided, that time, in Fayete county, and WATSON
Henry county Thew have changed residence
that time, w ilams resides the of Ran
doph and Mr.. Wasson in the jail of Henry county. They
paid eighty dollars in counterfeit money, all in dol
lar bills, be the Bank of Indiana.
payable at Fort Wayne. The description of
as follows She - an iron four old this Spring
think she s full fifteen hands and hafhigh; well formed.
WI It'll saddle marks: the Cincnnatus
her heavy and trimed il of the under side:
and examina ton think il yet be discovered; and
she fail to be known by large high the
inside OF her :high. Twenty-Five dollars reward will be
given who will deliver her give such
information will enable Any infor-
nation concerning her be Huntsville. Randolph
County. Ia, few miles of that place
MARTIN SCOTT.
May. ssh ISL. 1873,
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ministration tormented and oppressed The people.
They who have aided TO Inict Indebtedness and
poverty on ihousands-to snatch bread from the
mouths Of the industrious and enterprising-they
whose efforts have assisted to bring grief md mis-
cry TO the hresIdes of the merchant, the manu.ac-
turer and the .nechanc-who asked nothing OF
government bat 10 be let Acknowledgements
heartless parasites Of tyranny, now say 10 these
very beggared and ruined men, upon whose a
amIiIes they have coldly smiled, that they must
stand aside, that it will be prescription for them
to take the places of the authors Of their distress
es.
For ourselves we say, that we gratihed by
the mlsfortunes of no man--misery and desiitu-
ton excite sympathy. whoever they aflilct
among our fellow creatures. Bot bad govern
meni, the prcmediated wcke dness of bad men in
power, has filled the country with mourning and
misery. Thousands have felt the cruel pinch of
poverty, who never dreamed Of want. before the
destructive reign Of iocoiocoism. Thousands Of
such worthy, honest. patriotic men, who would
but few years since, have spurned the gift of
office, compelled by dire necessity ask
tho boon of being permitted to enter the service
of the country. These men hare been the victims
but never the vassaIs of power. Let II be gran
ted, then, that Mr.. Van Buren's partizans in
office equally ncedy--who shall be preferred?
The poor Who has upheld the guilty rule Of
oar opponents. defended their pernicious meas
ures, and used the patronage Of their offices
tain in power the wrong doer? Or should we
no, rather prefer tina, poor man--made poor by
the evil councils Of Van Burenisn--struck down
by the blow which has Frustrated the whole coun-
,ry--ihat poor mao, who, although Frustrated, had
the honesty and the courage to resist the oppres-
sor, and whose bold front and unbought vote have
assisted to free this country from the misrule Of
opponents. Certainly, justice. as well
discriminating humanity, wouc both prefer the
poor and honest wing TO the poor but guilty loco
foco. 1t may be a severe and unpleasant task to
discharge the duty of preferring the to the
other; but it is duty 10 be performed-,he
country requires ,,and will be performed justly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

Two daughters of Mr.. Geo. Singers residing
about three miles above this place, were shot at
and badly wounded on Wednesday Thy man
by The name of Place. siding farm ad jnin-
ing Mr.. Singers. Place examined before
Justice Drummond in this town and ordered
TO give bai in the sum of $500, and for want
thereof, was commit ed We decline giving any
further particulars of this STRAY, until after tho
trial. on account Of the excitement which 1t has
already produced. TVevay Qa) Times.
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Aud Gen. Btviv stands alone--unable To give
me Loco Focos the control of the house, or to
deprive the Wings Of the majority on join, ballot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
VirgIn;a Election.

We have heard now from nil the doubtful Con
pressional DISTRICTS and may safely rely upon the
election of the following persons:
lst district-*Francis Malior CIV without opp.
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Thi. shows nett Loco Foco gain of four votes.
In the last House of Delegates there were II
Wings and 62 Locos--and Gen B,yly of Acco-
mac ,'mPrac,icable. Gen. Baylv a candida, e
Tor reelection, and is probably successful We
understand that III the recent canvass he declared
himself friend Of President Tvler's administra-
fIon--hut laying nim aside. and estimating the
counties Vet to he heard from as they stood in the
last Legislature, we have the following as The
political character of the two houses of the next
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To the Public.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
The rshp heretofore existing BENJAMIN
Peyton and Andr ggins dissolved by mutual consent,
Inc business will be settled by Andrus Virgins,
specuui, requests all indebted to said firm make
mediate payment. A word sufficient
B. PEYTON.
A. VIRGINS.
April 2lst, lo4I- 1876
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CONVENTION.

oIioE - hereby given that Com viii held
~ IN ihe Methodist Meeting house Economy, Wayne
County, Indiana. Thursday the 9th day May 1,
for the purpose OF considering the proptie,y Of forming
State esleyan Ans-Savery Society. The members of
the Methodist Episcopal Church State
Inc adjoining States, invited attend
De ted from attending spectators, will
permitted 10 participate debe
ton except members Methods, Episcopal
by order of the Executive COMMITTEES of The Wayne
County Wesleyan An,i-Slavery Society.
GRIFFIN DAVIS, Cors Sec.
-tpFH ttn 1871. 1856
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q. Sc a 81 e W u @ Sc .
SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST.
z ESPECTFULIY announces to the citizens Rich
q and the public generally. he prepared
all profession. operations
performed the latest improved principles. In
conirma ton of which, presents the following:
'sCINcINNATI Oct. 9Th, 1910.
s'Mr A n Newton has tcen engaged for three years
the study and practice Of DENTISTRY office
during which he has been devoted and
full student, acquiring deg of scientific and ii
knowledge of his proession which viii enable him
the practice with high claims the confidence and
patronage of the community.''
t.M. ROGERS, NJ D. Dentist.
p. s. Those desiring his services, be upon,
either az their residences, his Mr. James Hun
ncutts. Main few doors of Front. north side
Particular attention paid childrens teeth Artificial
palates inserted.
A y. NEWTON, D. s.
May 9Th, lSfl- 1S-tf
IST of Letters remaining in the Post Office Milton
Wayne County. Indiana, March the 3Ist ls4I which
taken within three months viii be
eral Post Office s dead Letters.
Albert Samuel Ordolf Jacob II.
Anderson Samuel Prichard Elisha
Bindley Mary Starkey William
Bacon Abiah Shafer Andrew
Gray Phebe Stafford Thomas
Harrington Martha Stewert Daniel
Harvey Benjamin Westeried VIM. D.
Ieverton Charles White William
Little Jacob Wilson John c.
Mathews Mr..
HENRY DEvELIN, P NJ.
May. Sth, lS4l. 1885,
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Mr. Van Buren, Candidate for EorernOr OF
Neno York.-A letter from New York says:-Mr.
VAN buren, continues in and about this city, in
close company with Messrs. HoyT, BUTLER, ED
MoNDs and others, arranging for Interior opera
tons, planning, and plotting and scheming, with
The death Of Gen. HARRISON Disconnected all
SHE abolition and 'high tariff cry, which our
Southern friends were to be scared, but new ma
chnery is got up against Mr. Tyler. |, has
been concerted that Mr.. VAN buren, should be
brought out n candidate for Governor of this
State, but this has not been decided upon He
is, however, by off the course He
hopes to another race, the whole
ground. Anon there will be more Of devci-
opeme n. Of this machinery than there is already
IN an cutlery against every act of the Admins
tration, whether for i'll or for good.
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N O T | C &.

ID AIEOR STRAPS,-A new article manufactured in
z this place; warranted first rate, and cheap,
the Book Store.
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ID George d. Cary e. Fly
81 *John W. Jones e.. F. without opp
4lh w. o. Goodc O.. F.) do do.
5lh f. w. Hubbard IT, F) gain.
9th *Waiter Coles O.. F)
7th SWIM. L. Goggin NN)
sth *Henrv A. Wise (W)
9th AR. Nj. r. Hunter independently
10Th *Juhn Taliaterro (W)
ll,h *John NJ. Bolts tW)
I2,h r.. w. Gilmer (W)
18Th SLIM BaniAL F)
ll,h Cuthbert \ell CW)
18th " X. w Bnr,d W)-gain
10Th - loco elected
9Th I" a. ii. III. Siua !" gam
18th *George w. HoNtns Q.F.J
10Th c. w. Summers CIV gain.
Doth ST.. Hays e.. F.
2lst *Lewis SteeDrod O.. F)
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The Cincinnati Gazette notices a death, in
these words:
Solomon Scott colored better known 'Od
Solomon supposed to be 100 years of age"
What Cincinnati boy but remembers the dou
BILE bent grey headed African who has tottered
around the streets Of the Queen City" for a
quarter Of n century? How otten has 'Od Soi''
met with his everlasting cry of 'one cent mas
sd; only one cent ~ Republic.
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SPIRIT STIRRING SPEECH--' Pa, what is a
spirit stirring speech?'' "Observations made
while preparing ones toddy, my child
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*Thcse so marked members of last Congress.
This gives ten Whgs-ten Loco Fncos and
Mr. Hunter (uncertain) --being nett Wing gain
Of two members
LEGISLATURE.
SENATE-The election Of Mr.. Tuns tall (W) TO
the Senate from the Pl;tsylvania. Henry and
Patrick districts is ascertained This gives the
Wings a una jority Of two IN the Senate.
House. OF DELEGATES accounts this
morning are better. We hear of the election Of
Wings in the counties of Bath and Monroe-in the
former by six ma oritv, and in the latter without
opposi,ion-teing Wing gain of two. the loss
and gain now stand as follows:
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BARRIERS PoLE.-"Rove not from POLE to POLE.
but here turn in ~
The origin of the Barber's Pole is to be traced
to the period when the BARRIERS were also sur
geons, under the denomination OF rberSurgeons
or Barber Chrurgeans, none other IN former tunes
being allow ed TO .'let blood.' To assist this OPP
era:on ii being necessary for lhe patient to grasp
staff. stick pole always kept by the
Barber Surgeon, toge Their with the fliet or banda
ging used for tying the patients arm. When the
pole not in use, tape was tyed to ii, that
they might be both forthcoming when wanted.
On person coming to be ble', the tape dis
engaged from the pole, and bound round the arm.
and the pole was put into The persons hand; at
ter il again tied on and In this state the pole
and tape often hung at the door for sign
or notice TO passengers tina; they might there be
bled. AT length, instead of hanging out the iden-
teal pole Csed in the operat ton, pole pain
ted with stripes round it, imitation of the real
pole and its bandaging, and thus came the sign.
Dirorce.-Among the Chinese there seven
grounds of divorce, of which the fourth ia taka
tiveness in woman
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
correspondent, of the New Yo,k American

correspondent OF the New York American
writes;
! do not know whether you have heard Ina, on
ne evening Of the Veto very large number of the
opPosi1ion members OF both Houses formally visit
~ INC resident IN body, in token Of thsr nppro
,r"nn OF mat measure. Their reception, however,
oush courteous, was cold, freczipsly cold and to-
p ns compliments cautiously hSZtrded about his
non mn hrmncs', &c, he Is said to have turned n
'eS' car ana gwen very brief audience
some wing Senator came IN unexncc,.,Jlv un,r
u.e Nlsi!ants, and to them President Tyler il "a.
Pou 10 nave expressed his dissatisfaction W th such
So unuer such circumstances, from h opponents
10, a' W nave gwen assurance that however differ
ns on one measure from his friends he wa, tboru.b
y IN heart and purpose a Wing"
~" good sign, and wO take pleasure in re .
s H. Una, which has tended to destroy the con.
huenee OF the Whigs ia Mr.. Tyler even NOR, ,h,n
the veto, was tho report that he was in clo,.
innate communion with the Locos,-thot while,
the whole Wing Party. including even IN. q L.,
were profoundly ignorant OF his intentions, he was
sIoScted with MIR, Extra Billy Smith and such ill.
teep'e naturally concluded, If such were the r,c,,
'hAi he had ceased to be a Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

The debate in the House OF Representatives.
wednesday. is copied In another column. Il is
marked with the characteristics common to the de.
bates of that body, whenever there is any relax,.
ton Of the Rules
The remerks OF MIR. Snn'y are unique and ne
GUAR Ttcy appear, however, to DO dictated Ivy
Suuao'e spirit OF harmony. and he inv.kss with
''''n energy Wing charity towards President Ty.
'' we are agreed. ii the President DC. as MIR. S.
opposes MN To he, truth and sincerity thorough
""S' Upon tins suPposiuon we would Join MIR.
=. ~ 'ne h'oetnon-a,thoush We fear tia, MIR.
'N'o' mas done that amount OF mischief in Nh,
wing party, that, SO long as he continue, -. 20.
P'''u h'ao, AMI we are responsible for hi, octs
"nho' oe repaired. We say union, il union ean H.,
n'u' All sides Of the Wing party have now ,,,..-
CD 'hclr comp aints of one unohcr-snl if tb.-. T.,
NJ lrrteonciabe d ference between them In, H.,
she over their ordinations and tectimino,;o,.
amend Their ways, and be fast friends ag,io. I.,
o resident give over his idea az he cnter,ains ;,N
" ufd pnty-Ond rest content with that IN ,,h;cL
~ O"eS al the consideration, he onjoys-Let him
f'PO"e' Tor AZ least three years, his schemes for
'o'"on' ana ctiend TO the public business-,..
~ muses. and roofing out t.e "Rosues and
N0' a''s'S from public trusts. And Let the VIII,
, VI congress 10 their duty, without souob'
's' 'y SecondinS the audabe efforts of the Pre-.
''''"'' by tins means union, harmony and conf.
nued success may be secured.
we nave taken, thus far, but very little mar, i,
'''S 'aiIy quarrel. Our province has been TO com.
mana tho peace. But 1t is not in natur. fl, o,o -,
'''"u an IDLE spectator always. The fingers itch
20 m'nse IN the melee of brisk fray. Bu, the
1'sT Co"ehant,"t to borrow neighbour Ri,cbi,,s
phrase wal keep que, in his jungle, until wbig
oa0'"e' shall give the signal of treachery in the
camp. - '"S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

The Richmond Wing need no, vast. is NJ.
e'eus labours upon our relations to Mr. to-, ~
I've stated those relations truly; and they prove
'n'' 'ne present love is all affected twill have
employment enough in defending it's own pas,
course ana defining its future positionp n, will
not nave TO show that it has not played double
part IL will not have to defend itself for hovr,,
written or caused to be written. letter, to MIR.
Tyler affecting great friendship for him, designed
all the time to misIcnd and betray him. Ito mas,
course needs no defen"e--the conduct Of others will
define its future positionI