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

Lower, Joseph Ewing, Enoch Justice, Hugh Han
nah, Philip Sasille, Moses Nethercut. Joshua
Gresh, James Galloway (WesO Robert Murphev
A. q Hannah. Perry Cooper, III. B. ShuIl job
w. Wilson, AMI Joseph HolIingsworth
On motion tie proceedings of this meeting were
ordered to be published 10 tie Wayne County
Record.
PHILIP SAVILLE, Chairman.
| LEVI P. RCTHERMEI, Secretary.
/ NATIVE Stella great deal has been said a
bout the native steel ore discovered in New York
The Boston Alas, from the eport OF the geolo-
gist who inv etigated the matter, makes it ap-
parent that nothing has been discovered more
I than q mine of common iron ore. We have here to-
/ fore mentioned the shrewd remark of a friend
! the Senator from Montgomery county--,hat
sheep would be FUND clothed in manufactured
broad cloth, steel in n native state
would be dug from the bowels of the earth!--
Steel IS an articia combination of iron aud car
bon, as cloth Is thcresut Of wool and machinery.
The CO., Republic
/ o. Mr.. R1cu,ap HAuGHroS, the spirited and
talented editor It the Boston Atlas, died a, Boston
on the l7ih inst. Mr.. III. had announced in his
paper OF the morning of that day, his intention
to leave in tie steam ship Acadia for Europe at
I o'clock III tie afternoon. Before the hour ar
rived, no was corpse, having been struck down
by apoPiexy. h.
On the 3Ot. March, the Bank of England had
circulation IF fl6,517 900. and f3,239 900
buion--ofa circulation five times the amount of
its specie H.
We regret learn, that Elk President JACKS ~
Is subjected to 'the rery form AMI pressure of the
times" Ills oecuniary emblrra sslnen,s are said
to be great. H.
By late law of the Michigan Legislature, no
real personal property be sold upon anv
kind of process, for less than wo-ihrds of The APP
praised value thereof. H.
Counterfeit 50 hills of tho State Bank Of In.
diana, Fort Wa. ne branch, are in circulation.
H.
The of the death of GEN HARR1sos.
met his wife IL Cincinnati On her way TO Wash
ing,on City. She sustained the sad intelligence
with Christian virtue. h.
The letter nail from Columbus to Cleveland
was stolen from the pavement in front of the
Wooster Post-oiice on the 18th inst and after
wards found riied. IL
The Indian Who has been on trial for the last
few days, before the u S. Circuit Court. for tha
murder Of a wllte man, was Tuesday, found
guilty OF man s'at ghter, and sentenced to eiuh.
teen months confinement in prison
lSt. Louis Bulletin
A QuAkER's IErTER.-Friend John, desire
thee 10 be 81 kInt as 10 90 TO of those siuful
men in the flesh, called attorneys and let him
take out an instrument with seal thereunto, by
means whereof be may seize the outward taber-
nacie OF George Ireen, and bring him before the
lambskin men al Westminster. and teach him to
do as he would be done by.--Pha Ga-
MoSoMANIA.-Some old writer saws that mono-
mania Is produced by continually dwelling upon
one thought. We have heard Of physician who
having attained some distinction by an essay >, f
gainst the q :listers, 5ecame so devoted to
his theory that he allowed it to mix even with
his theological specuIatIoDs, till he maintained
that future pm ishments consisted of an endless
series OF blistenngs. and that Befzebub's true f.
cure was that Il "A large Spanish fly.
REcTPE FOR TIE LADIEs.-I-adies who cultivate
flowers In their pariors will gratefully receive the
following recipe tpr destroying a verv troublesome
reptile Worms IN pots may be easily destroy ed
simply by watering the soil with lime water
which may be made by putting piece of lime
weighing about two pounds. into a pail Of water. /
when the whole IS Stacked and we'll stirred IN II
should be allowed to settle. The clear water
may then be turned off, and the soil in The pots
should be liberallv watered with it. The worms
will soon leave the premises by CRAWLING upon
he surface, when they may be taken of and des
royed It any remain. another watering NAV be
applied We have never found any difficulty in
destroying them by this method
As the appears largest when be is about to
e'. so does The proud man swell most maoni6-
.entlv before his fall
The Pennsylvania Debt. Is sa id to amour, now {
o he enormous sum of thirtv-scven millions Of
oliars Increase 10 the last three years abou,
welvs millions.
A Coop PRICE FOR BoSEs.-The 81. Ioui. Pen.
lant states hs, Mr. Kooch, of tina, city. has sold
ne bones of the animal which he calls Missouri !,
IN, for the sum OF $4,000.
The New Hampshire Courier thinks i, should !
e kept before the people. that every Wing 10
ne Union SHOULD take some Wing paper at Ieas,
urng the extra session of Congress; and that ev.
ny Wing who now takes one, should feel II his i
uty to add another subscriber to some one of the :
'any Wing papers in the country. :