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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

" spencer's Imitation Moieskin Ha'.-
rbs nonpar article is commended to the public pecu.
arly desirable The present time. for its economy. For
elegance and durability compe,es successfully with the
mos, costly Hats worn. Price s. 25. SPENCER,
ais If Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
DIED:

At Hartford, August 4, Elijah Mead, NJ D. OF the city o
New-York.
Aug. 8, Miss Mary Walker, aged 20.
Aug Caroline Matilda Irish, aged 20.
Aug. I, Mrs. Ann Gordon aged 6l
Aug. 9, Mrs. Janet Drummond aged 45.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
dHEAP COAL YARD, No. 20 Wash

~ street.ihs ard has been Gpen4d Tue
pose Of supplying excellent article Of fuel al less prlce
Than be obtained a,y other place IN the cry.
The Coal this yard from mine recently discovered,
and adapted the useoi Stoves IL burns slowly pro-
ducing beat without smoke with considerable
tame em suphure0uS ct btumuous VaPor rand leaves
a small quantity o red ashes like the best reach Or-
chard"
This Coal is nearly pure natural carbon or charcoal
and approaching nearly possible 10 The description OIL
Kilkenny Coal but be preferred contains no su'phur
II substance which renders that and many other Goals pecu-
iary sagreeable ad injurious to bea!i when used ior
domestic purposes
The fact cakng ahering in cohesive mass
e as well atlOrdng ltle ashes 10 choak the gr5ies
renders il extremely convenient and economical when
once perfectly ignted the fire IS durable than any
other coal and requires less attention. Analyses by Dr. Ch-
ton and Professor SIllman show to possess uncommon
strength One advantage possessed by tbs Goa is The very
small quantity which il may he burned When The hre
chambero place containing HE coal 10 be burned is OF sna!
dimensions Nut most suitable The anal! Egg viii
fire chambers at large dimensions
1t will be weighed correct scales by an HONEST MAN,
and delivered any part OF the city free OF cartage
Lump Broken-and Nut. q %
Small Egg. y w
Per Hundred Pounds the Yard. ...........,.... 70
Those who paronse the Yard the extent OF one ION
previous 10 the first of October will be entitled to pave
their orders filed through the year al The same low Pce
will be KEEP. in operation daily, iro ~ 10 . O'CLOCK
al the yard, for The purpose OF exhibiting toe Soa.
Orders will be recetyedat tie LeEenge stores, corner
Broadway and Grand and Fulton and Nassau sts
also at l29 Liberty-street. j. r. GOLDtNG, Agent,
aulo g. eG Washington-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

TNFALLIBLE No Cure, TO Pay! Fly
killing Paper kills flies Instantly and sells for Sets asheeL
Fly Poison kills dies aud cockroaches-
Bedbug Poison kills them after one application.
Ant Poison kills the red, black aud white ants
Traveers' Coafor keeping from your body, eas, MOS
Ghitoes in bed, or sporting and fishing.
Caterpllars and Butterflies destroyed by the Compound
Chemical Whale Oil Soap.
Flea Poison, and dogs, Gals, cattle aDd chickens
Psison for on horses and 10 prevent lhe attack Tor
ne whole
All the above warranted and sold cheap by
Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
No. Wallstreei, near Broadway,
Manufacturer s Gopasi Capsnies OF the best quality,
and with Spanish and French directions Lunar Causc,
Chloride OF Soda Spirits OF Sre, Ammonia Ether, Da-
gueeospe Chemicals Diamond Cement; deals in Leeches,
piatna Denty Gold and Mineral Teeth genuine Harlem
OIL Glass Sgringes, &c. jy2sis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

lion of NJ Stuart Professor in Andover The
logical Seminary, ,e,c.-Just published BY
ale i2) DAYTON & NEWMAN, 1873 bfoaa"ay-
r Geod Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
AZ NO. g Clittst ~ Ie1iu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.
IN CORNER OF BRAoDwAY AND AIMS GREET.
Opposite ST. Paups Church, Broadway.-P I. BARNum,
rivaed comic tlr ierist. WHIrLoCK aud DIAMOND in
their Banjo ExtravnGanzas. The wonderful Gypsy GIRL
can be p raey consulted oracle throughout the day,
without extra ciaarge The Model OF the CITY OF DUB.
LIN OLD and YOUNG NICK. in which Mr. W WIncheii
representing 'Byrons Dream painted by Mr. Oscar F.
Amy. native artist. Experiments IN ANIMAL MAG
NEIISaI. Miss ROSALIE, the peculiar Vocalist; the
ALBINO LADY; Fs,oy GLASS BLOWING and Grand
Cossnorama. BSLL0oN ASSENSlONS every night at
,rn o'clock Day peroruan every "Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoons O'clock. Day yisers admitted free
in the evening.
Admission 10 the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain
nlenix cents. Children hnli price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

tOft ONE WIEN pNLA
For this purppse lie has procured the spacious Saloon,
Hail. 4o Broadway which will open on
Mouay August 8h 1872 and positively close on Saturday
the 18th inst
The Animal was taken the Feee Islands, and pur-
chased for large by the present proprietor tor the
Lyccum Of Natural History in London and Is exhibited Tor
this short period for The qualification o public curos'
y than Tor the purpose OF gain.
The Proprietor having been engaged for several years in
varioys parts OF the world in collecting the most wonderful
specimens Natural History has in his possession and VIII
the time submit public inspection, the ORNlTH-
0RHINCHuS, from Nev Holland being the connecting
between the Seal and Duck
The FLYING FISH two distinct species ono from the
Gulf Stream and from the West Indies. This animal
evidently connects the Bird With the Fish.
The PADDLE TAIL SNAKE, from South America.
The SIREN or Mud tquana an intermediate animal be-
tween the Reptile and The Fish.
The PROTEUS SANGUIHUS, subtcraneous animal
from gro,to in Austria, with various other Animals FORM
in- connecting links the great csan Animated Nature
Hours Exhibition from oclocS, n NJ 10 10 O'Clock,
p ~ TicLets %. Admission 25 cents each. aa Gtua
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

n specimens OF the Animal Creation
The public respectfully Informed uat IN accordance
with numerous and urgent Of solicitations from scientific
gentlemen ibis City, GRIFFIN Proprietor OF the
Mermaid. recently arrived from Pernambuco s. a., has
i u 4 tAa I,ltl fnr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

~ The Broadway Washington Temper
ANCE SOCIETY will meet This lWedaesdayl Evening
O'Clock Among the Speakers will be Mr. Rell OF this
Cy. and Mr Cunningham of Washington. Fire Co. No.
81 in be present; also, Messr Murphy and Lebars Fine
singing may be expected
aul0 Ii LEBbEUS ChAfMaS, s9eS y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

II Cultiyator for August is received and ready
f,r delivery Subscribers will please call and take their
numbers DAYTON < NEWMAN,
AMI 199 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

Holm l.. GOURGAS, for many years
~ of the Bazaar of Broadway and Courandt-s
lately fitted I'D at No. John-slreet near the corner
of Broadway small, establishment OF The KIND, WIN
general assortment of very choice French English Ger
man and American Fancy Goods and Perumery would be
happy TO receive opportunity may oier friendly ca,
from his former patrons also from the public IN general
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

~ Remember the Removal of the Rcaa
Cam ;,hine Oil, Spirits and Inprc ed Burner 70 Ia
Fayette Hall 5s7 Broadway, opposite Nibo az prices re-
duced nearly so per cent u. W. Mcot'Eoi, !s
iY l4 In VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

Admission TO the whole Museum, Garden and entertain
ments, IS Children halt price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

SANpss SARsArARlLLA.-The proprietors submit TO Ia
public the following certificate, from highly re>Pectabl
parila which cannot but have the effect OF placing beyon
ell donbi the curative powers OF this medicine
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

NIHE Officers and Brethren of Meridian
Lodge No 42L o. of o. F., are respectfully invited
by Franklin Lodge No. 9, of Elzabehtown, NJ 10 be
presen, with them at The dedication OF Their Han, hls
afternoon at O'Clock, form procession 70 meet Tue
Brethren (alelts) GEO. ROYCE, N u.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
THE WASHINGTON PEN, a new

' z VIE WhtoI Ill4NSs w l
and flexible Steel Pen with Burnished POINTS, com
bian he advantages OF the Barrel and Quill Pen manu-,
facturcd by C. c. Wright Co and sold by j. b. Barnet %
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
DOY WANTED.-Apply at the offic,

A YOUNG MAN who has Capital of
"a ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash and free OF
debts wishes form connection with man OF like capl
and steady business habits, in family grocery or any
included in the trade. Address line 10 P. NJ H. at this
office: stating where an interview can be had au1 CT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

IMPROVED Patent Tailors' Shears,
Trimmers and Ponts-Also Bankers Shears, ana ttar
Dresers Scissors for sale the manufacturers agents.
.o'H .. Ne' N'' aul0 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

n Photographic I.ikeresses, by an improved Cd
Daguerreoype process, oy NJ u AN I1o!atS' Su no "
Chamberssreet and Broadway. " JylS III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
Z TANTED IMMEDIATELY.-

w smart young Men, Americans, TO go on Whaling
Voyages in first rate shrs-Carpenters Coopeis aud
Baaksnliihs wauledto whom extra pay will be given
Ali clothing and other necessary articles will be furnished
on be credit OF The voyage. Apply at i61 Souh.st up
au6 lw'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

We give considerable space IN our paper of to-
day to the proceedings Of the State Legislature.
Bat little has yet been definitely done; though a
large field Of inquiry has been opened for future
action. 1t IS doubtful when the election of an u
nited States Senator viii be gone into. The To-
cos of the House have not yot drilled their forces
sufficient to go into the contest. The result Is
doubtful; but if honor and true democratic prin-
cipes are ma intaiued, a whig W i'll be elected.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

INDIANAPOLIS. Dc. u. $50

lNDlANAPOllN. Dc. ID. 1872.
Mr.. ID p HOLLOWAY :-Y esterday was perpe;ratei in
the House Of Representatives. act when for political
tupItI!e and hga-ha aea 5ep9;sn has parallel in the
history Of party legislation Justice and
the law tranPiel by las-makIas power
The the contested election. the dI-tr5c copo-
sed OF the comics OF >teuben and DeAab. Eaos Beal
(whig) and Madison Marsh. (oso) each
number Of votes and according 20 law il SUCH pros
ded, the Sheriff proceeded decide 10y BaaH
happened De the fortunate and received
cae OF election Bot after the political complexion OF the
ious known, Narsh projected contest seat
Beal on the ground theee raed BY
tle }iSes as an tega vote, ana thrown out ("hich
doubt was correct decisonl composed
three four small pieces OF paper and folded larger
piece, and pot N the boN-upon small piece
name OF Madison Marsh. without .natng office
was voted for ;he law requires To establish
that this vote given MARSH for Representative they
aiedge that il given by Mr. Sh0e.naker, ears
he voted for Marsh and that the ticket he voted had the
Marsh-'.E0r Rspreseatqtire;', and The JUDGES
all swore that ticket rejected words For
Representative eaIt forth affirmation.
that prove Illegal votes cast for Marsh one OF
the persons voting under the grand
jury for the The Whole sutec referred
committee elections composed Of four ocos and three
Wings hai romittee, by party refused let Bea
before defend himself, hear hs
the and before the reading OF the papers, referred
the comme, was completed, tae chairman drew up
solution declaring that said Beal seat
and that said Marsh entitled which adopted
aud reported the House In the House, of the
minority OF the committee offered preamble and resolutions
forth the facts in the case, and asking privilege
for Messrs BealI and Marsh appear
tee win Their testimony that II might determine which of
said claimants is legally entitled seat;
ted down by strict party The member
offered resouton luesng both persons resign their
respective claims the and let whole
referred back people of said district by
election which off by n call for previous
question. which sustained party vote.
Mr. Bea hurled from his and M Marsh enstatcd
in it, without Law. precedent justice.
The great Boa C0nstncor Of Democracy. the House,
he apy deuomnatcl. his defence o
procedure took the bold ground, that the members Of
Legislature only support Consultations
aG! not the lars Of State. the unavoidable
ference Ctnouyh he did make it husaif
bers Of the Legislature, they ight disregard all law upon
the subject, III OF such imnergency. manufacture
for Howard for United States Senator,
on mat mans rate thus obtained without law. reason
J7titr depend political charac
whole
of Justice that be melted out-if this i liberty
that be extended the legal Representatives
free people, by the Loco of the land, Uearcl re the
country from their power,
Yours Respectfully,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
BOSTON MISCELLANY.

This excellent Magazine Is again welcomed &c
our table 1t improves IT becomes old, like
the vintage of France. The December No is
decidedly the richest yet issued. We regret the
press OF political matter prevents our Transferring
some of its excellent articles TO our ccumus. The
poc,ical contributions peculiarly beautiful
"A farewell to New Engand,'' is worthy n con
spicuous place IN the volume of the Poe Is
Of America" The pictorial embellishments are
splendid: the "B )ston Common engraved on
steel, expressly for the Boston Miscellany
The Young Reapers,' n meZzotint engraving
beautifully executed, aud the Ladies FASHIONS for
December, coored. The contributors to this
number the UJn. ward Everett, Mrs. CIa-
vers, p. X. khbourn, w. A. Jones, Geo. II. Col
ton, J. III Ingraham, Harry Franco. Charles Ian
man, w. ". Story, and q. ii. Hastings The
editors IN commencing volume say
They wish produce Il work that III crafty
the most retined taste, and one that will rebound
10 the honor and credit of American literature at
home and abroad. To place in the hands Of the
scholar aud literary man, periodical. which they
will open and pursue with pleasure, and TO pre-
sent to the gentler sex companion for their lei
sure hours and never. failing of entertain.
rnent and instTuc tom
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
FOR SALE!
2,10O ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

eITU ATE ahoat 30 miles above Williams port, and 200
~ miles from Philadelphia, Clinton late Centre
~: wJth loo pefcaes of the rennsyvap Canal.
Go pefches from Ghe Bald Eagle Canal, Bell
ante and come with tine Sus1uehnnnah 81 miles
tFan Lockpo the large Countv Fown. and , miles from
" Hall near - schools, mliis. places of worship, &c.
~ These lands embrace considerable portion
tain. and valley Land nf which suitable
t4age. aud produces Wheat of heavy growth. The AL
ley L7nd - rich and worthy of culture Forty Acres of
the above - improved aud in good cultivaon that
watch easy Of upwards 500 Acres,
atJolns improved Farms, with handsome frame
dwellings, aHd Within miles Farms of hundreds Of
Acres cleared Lands; IL ahounas with mineral aud
fperor timber; with 1rge brick dwellings, aud large
aara % by 100 feet, e. The neighborhood se,ed
"lI dense population aGG j. considered
HrIshinS IN the Siate. Lands within three miles sell
for Fifty Dollars Acre.
1t Is believed above Ians by being hand.
of active and PRACTICAL could be sold small
Farms to great pecuniary advanta
EXCHANGED FOR a FARM , DISTANCE o
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANTHONY Z. NORRIS
fLT-N b. The present owner could now sell 5 GOO
Acres from -Four SIX Dollars per Acre; but prefers
closing the Apply Samuel Coale, Rich
mond, IniIana, DR. \. b Massey LockHaven near
the Lands
November lqth, 1872. 46tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
Administrators Sale.

w Ill be sold Saturday, tue 7h of January
w the late residence of SAM Homes. dec, the per-
OF said decedent, consisting Horses Cattle.
Sheep. W heat, Corn. Hay- Wheat Fan. | Template
Steve, Farming Utensils. Household and htcen Furniture,
aad articles te.fHds \ cTedt OF
ali three dollars, by the p1rcha-
givng with approved security Sale
I'D O'Clock, \ NJ. 3Ie attendance VIII lie given by
WALKER HOLMES, Admir-.
December l.. 1872. JI:3s
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gvea, that the undersigned have
taken letters 81 CT Es;aye of Co J.
smih Chandler, late OF Jay eosaIy. Indiana deceased
al persons therefore, - ieaea said Estate
qnesei make inneiia payment. and al thass
claims against the pse=ent chem. legally
tca:ed. settlement Within wear
OF. The E.ta:e supposed be solvent.
g CHANDLER, 49,,
b. f. DAVIS -A''' -
Dec. l.. 1912 5I.3t
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S CHI DOL OOKS!

EITCiIEI.L'S Geography and Atlas. Geography OF
ISa the Heavens. Rays, Fahott's. Pixies, Davies'
Smiths, and North American Artlnecs Eclectic Read
ComIey's AMI Elementary Spoilers. kirkham's and
Comlay's Grammar. Web-lers Walkers Dictionaries
Murav's Readers. School Testaments. Agebra-s by
different authors Surveying by Gunmene aud BY Davies
Mttche Geographical Reader Comstork's Philosophy.
ana Chemistry. Juvenile Orator LoveIrs School Da-
ogues. Comstochs, Mrs Lnco'ns. aud Mr.. Phelps Bo
tany. School e bles Plane Trgonometry. MansdelI'.
Political Grammar. Foolscap aud Post Paper. Blue
Black lnh. Black Sand Qul-, Sc. Sc.
For "a IA BOOK STORE
December Il. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
Printing Office For sale.

The materials upon which the Palladium Is
printed offered for sale udvanta geous terms.
They will be sod low for cash, or on extended
lime. Any person wishing to purchase would do
we'll 10 call, bargain can he had. ANY IN
qurIes sent from distance, post paid, viii re-
ceive prompt replies.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

4 Hi.tBRAIED for the cIte OF Fever Soree. aud
y remedy for Az1e Breast, saasonab3y apple!
a7o, for AgIe IN Jaws a1i part
Bruises, Spnias, Ishs, ScaIi-aeat >allrheln, Kings
Bi!es and Rupt1res Of all descrp uons Pains in the
>ide Breast, Shoulders, &c, occasjoneI by inia
ton OF the Liver and Spleen, and for Inclination the
Bowels Lungs. other part Of the system; also
ses CT debility, for pains AMI weakness the back, pa!p-
tation of the heart. sc.
Relying the intrihc value Of hi. Plaster
subscribers have prepared the :acy they
thoroughly tested for Number years, they
dacei, by the advice and solicitations those who
well as themselves, have tested virtues
aForab consideration Of the pIblc This they do under
the brm belief, thai II introduce 1t into use,
only necessary that should bs aA1Hn Tor fair tria
Il viii rc.onmea4 itself
~ Tins Plaster should be spread with n warm case
knife npnn KIM eo.t leather, glazed lpn api applied
near the parts aEsctei possible When applied
Fever Ulcers, parts should be Kept
wf-hIng Gtt soap every the plaster
which should be every tventy-odr hours In
hamana. If the sired effect IS Produced increase
pam, for short time, may be expected.
long list OF Certihcaes could be obtained
satisfaction OF some, of remarkable in
valuable plaster bar all necessary
fI application. obove stated,
trt5-rhe BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER is prepar-
ell and sold, q Wholesale and retail by
j. b. IILLINGHAST,
Of RjctB4)ld, Uagie County, Laiiana.
For sale by James X. Duslae, and the Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
Administrators Notice.

ME Undersigned, having taken Of the Wayne Pro-
Court letters Of Administration the Estate Of
Samuel Holmes. deceased requests all persons indebted TO
said Estate MAKE immediate payment; and those having
claims the present ten legally authentca
te4 for settlement hin year FROM date hereof
The is probably solvent
WALKER HOLMES, Admir-.
December l., 1912 Sits
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

G~5-We ask the indulgence Of our correspon-
dents for few weeks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
ONO LEGiSLAIU RE.

A Bill has been introduced into this body for
the extension Of the Bank charters which expire
Oh the first Of January next, merely to close their
business. In counting out the votes Tor Govern
or, 1t was found, from some unknown cause or
other unknown to- the eglsature,'h the election re-
turns from the counties of Butler, III ghland.
Montgomery and Pudding were not received by
the Speaker OF the Senate, which reduces Sham
mons aj,rity to 1872. The official vote as
ret I'd for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

NN-The Presidents message WIS carried from
Washington TO Baltimore, a distance of forty
miles, in one hour and tuo minutes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CALHOUN Tho Hon.
c. Calhoun has addressed a letter the Legisla
ture of South Carolina, Announcing his intention
10 resign his seat IN the Senate Of the L. States
after the 4 h of March next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

To the AHictci--We are invited 10 call the
attention of the reader TO the adv erliscment Of
Mr.. Tinghasi, in another column, of his b lin
of Gead Plaster. We assured by gentle.
man Of compete judgmen, tia. it is good if not
unsurpassed 1t is no, offered a quaek prepa-
ration, tut one which has proved beneficial in al
most every case IN which il has been used.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
n O L l G. T.
ILEIEEa

NNEIE.Ea
ME subscriber having made arrangements the pro-
priet1rs Of The "Sprng Foundry'' power for bul-
ding Machinery prepared furnish his fionds
public generally notice, Machine.
~ Carding Machines, Coadeucers, Spinning Ma
chimes, Power looms, Shearng Machines, Mapping Ma
canes. &c az for all Of which latest proved
lie is alse prepared for cutting Mill Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
EEkANAH HUXLEY
BELLS ali rs Of Brass Castings and will take old
brass and copper "A exchange for work.
Richmoad Nov. -, lS42. 46sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17
LIVERY STABLE.

1912.
EhenezoF P and James NJ Austin, Admin-1 On Petition
straors OF the Estate of Isaac Austinf settle Es-
deceased, { In
The Creditors. solvent
Nd now this day, to-wit: on Thursday, the I7th
"A day of ember Is II, the being the 4th
ciaI day of the Nosember Tera Il, o Wayne Pro-
bate Court, ordered by Court that the Creditors
the Estate be notified Of too ng and pendency Pc
ton by publication the Richmond Palladium, a week
y newspaper printed anu published IN said county, for six
weeks sIcces-iyely: an! that unless they notify said Adj
Of existence Of their respective
claims by fling the statement OF the desert tol,
aud date Of the assImpsit upon which
the founded in the Clerks Of this Court
the final distribution Of the Of said Is
tate, claims i'll be postponed favor Of dbl
creditors: Ani tha the next of SAID Court,
Sc held Court House and for said county,
second Monday OF February the Court viii
and determine aud make dstri bution
amongst said Creditors. Witness,
JOHN FINLEY. Clcrk,
Il :6w 1929 Wayne Probate Court
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

NATIONAL SLoP SuoP.-Capiaiu Tyler's last
message proposes an appropriation OF rs 1000
for the purchase of clo,hing, which, ne says
when once expended, will be annually reimbursed
by the sale of the clothes. and will thus consti.
tute perpetual fluid, without any new appropri-
alton TO ihe same object" Think of that, A
monopoly OF slops--40o, 900 dollars worth. to be
used, cast off, and sold annually at first cost-re>
nova,ing themselves. and constituting a ..perpet-
ual fund" What Fiscaity is ,hat!-Cin Ca