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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

"PAY THE PRlNTER."-A neglect ",o pay
tho printer" is decided by Judge GnIER TO BE- .
great crime! will be seen il tho cbsvge 10 day.
He makes 1t worse than quackery, drsnkenaess.
or treating ones's arife H,-begnnng at the
lowest Of the crimes mentioned. and by regular
gradation going up to the highest. He says:
"Supposo the libel charges the plaintiff with
being thief, should the defendant DO allowed 10
show that he was MUSICIAN, but was considered
qudck by his bre thren Of the profession or that
ne occasionally got DRUNK. that he TREATED
HIS WIFE ILL, did NOT PAY TIRE
PRINTER. other such immoralitiss,
should thus be allowed to save tho malicious Ii.
heller from damagesf''
Take warning all you delinqmenfs, and haste
for your lives TO save your regulations a. you
now stand in awful predicament.
Pittsburg Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

REMARKABE CASE OF INSTINCT IN BIRD.-One
Of the most remarkable cases Of instructive know
ledge in birds, was often related by my grandfa-
Their, who witnessed tho fact himself He was
attracted 10 the door, summer day, by trou.
bled twitering, indicating distress and terror. A
bird, who had built her nest in a tree the
door, was flying back and forth with the utmost
speed, ut,ering wailing cries, as she went. He
al first q a loss account for her strange
movement; but they were soon explained by the
sight of snake, slowly winding up the tree.
Animal magnetism was then unheard Of; and
whatsoever had dared 10 mention it, would doubt
less have been hung on Wtch's Hill, without be-
nefi, Of clergy. Nevertheless, marvellous and
altogether unaccountable stories have been told
of the snakes power TO charm birds. My grand
father having a mind 10 test the truth Of such
stories thought he would watch the progress Of
things, but, being huma ne man, he resolved 10
kill the snake before he despotled the nest. The
distressed mother meanwhile, continued her ra-
pid moveme nts and troubled cries; and he soon
discovered tina, she wen, and came continually,
with something in her bill, from particular
,ree--a white ash. The snake wound his way
up; but the ins,an, his head came the nest,
his fold relaxed and he fell 10 the ground rigid,
and apparently Ifeless. My grandfather made
of his death by cutting of his head, and then
noun ted the tree to examine into the mystery.
The snug little nest filled with eggs, and CO.
vered with the leares Of irhite ash!
Ths, little bird knew, if my readers do not,
that contact with the white ash is deadly to a
snake. This is no idle suPers,itioo; but q veri-
table fac, 10 natural history. The Indians
aware of il, and twist gar!ands Of white ash
leaves about their ANGLES, as q protection against
ra,tlesnakes Slaves often take the same pre-
caution, when they travel through swamps and
forests, guided by the North Star; to the cabin
Of some poor white man, who teaches them 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07


The reports Of the Treasurer and Audit or
Of State are herewith laid before you. They
exhibit in the usual manner, the statements OF
those officers respecting the receipts, expen-
dIiures, and condition of the revenue. The
principal matters connected with these sub
jects have been presented in my remarks and
suggestions relative to the Treasury notes.
1t may not, however, be improper to remark,
that, for several months past, almost the only
means under the control of the Treasurer
with which TO pay the salaries of the public
officers, and discharge the other expenses of
the Government, have been Treasury notes,
occasioning heavy loss to those who have
been paid, on account Of their deprecated
value.
Some more lenient provisions are necessa-
ny in reference to the forfeiture and sale of
lands, for the non payment of taxes and pen
alties; and also the sale of lands on mort
cages given to the State on account of vari-
Ous trust funds. The advertisements, with
which the new papers in many parts of the
State are crowded, as respects both these
matters. show, without doubt that relief is
necessary. large quantity Of lands, if some
thing is not done In the one case, must change
owners on uncertain tax titles and, in the
other, the State will become, what she ought
not TO be, an extensive holder of real estate ,
taken from her citizens.
have thus endeavored, in as brief man.
ner as possible, TO lay before you such mat
ters, as il occurred to me, would demand your
particular consideration. The history Of the
last lew years possesses but few attractions,
and visions Of tho future u nc of tho
brightest or most cheering character. Still
there is ground for dependency. Our
State is Young. We possess a fertile country;
our population, enterprislng and industrious,
is constantly Increasing; and our resources,
as they shall be developed, will rapidly dimin-
ish, by comparison, the magnitude of our
present embarrassnents. 1t but make
the proper efforts, relief will come to us ere
we aware of it. With such country
and such population as we have, # we
true to ourselves and honest with the rest of
the world, we must finally triumph over all
our difficulties.
Representing different constituencies, and
coming directly from them, you ate we'll IN
formed of all their wants and necessities and
it will at all times afford me the most sincere
pleasure to unite with the Legislature in all
measures calculated to give just relief to the
citizen, and TO advance the honor and pros
perity Of the State.
SAMUEL BIGGER.
Executive CHAMBER,
Dec. 6. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

ANOTHER FIRE AT MUNCIETON We sin
cerely that Muncetown
tied by fire The dwelling house of Mr. Stewart which
said TO have been very residence, Fri
day last ami supposed have from the IRE fy
ing out" a bed the fire place. The lady
house from home, and fire
made considerable progress. by person passing The
kitchen part of the house much injured and had
been for the active tho citizens whole
would have been des Dyed. There scarcity Of
the immediate vicinity but the ground being
with deep snow, the fire put by ing
upon it. 1t may appear a means. bu, sub.
stantiay the The loss from three 10
fon hundred dollars.
We plea sed learn that loss said have been
sustained by fellow citizens Mendsnha & Foulks in
the previous ire, proves 10 DO incorrect.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

read snd write by the light Of pine sp!inters, and
receives HE pay in massas corn or tobacco.
have never heard any explanation OF the ell
feet produced by the white ash; but know thai
settlers in tho wilderness like to have these trees
around their log houses, being convinced that no
snake will voluntarily come near them.-When
touched with tho boughs, they are said TO grow
suddenly rigid, with strong commissions; after a
while they slowly recover. but seem sickly for
some time.-Mrs L. NJ. Child.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

Mr.. Nicholas Biddle has a letter in the last
Philadelphia Inquirer on the subject of the State
Debt Of Pennsylvania. lie estimates the whole
amount Of that Debt at S39, 262 OBJ 81, and its
annual interest at s SCI 3S 56. Of this sum,
$4,000 may be expected next year from the
public works, leaving 81 ,352 900 10 be raised by
taxation and otherwise. This he says the State
can pav. ought to pay. must pay, and that the
State Works. badly planned and improv identity
managed as they have been, have yet enriched
the State TO many times the amount of their cost,
and will be ard more beneticent and pro.
duc,ive everv year-AII this is very true and
very right Mr.. B,dde; but the public want light
from you on another subject. How about the sale
of Andalusia, alleged to be fictitious and fraudu-
lent? How about the swapping of the big Bank?
We don't think YOU so big rogue as you are be-
iieved 10 be by many others--we think there was
msma gemcnt and misfortune IN the downfall of
the Bank; think the general calaml,ies of the
tunes and the general rascaiities. too-witness
the Reputation Of Mississippi, Michigan, &c
contributed deploraby to your disasters; but still
there are things 10 be cleared up on your par, be-
fore you undertake to defend Others or show them
how to manage their atflirs.-Spsak TO the ones
tion!-- ". Y. Tribune.
The Patrooo's Century Plant, which has been
exhibited in New York for the benefit of tho Al.
oany Orphan Asylum, has been returned to that
city. The Managers having realized upwards of
$4,000 from the exhibition
REMEDY FOR THE ToornACHE-We clip the
following valuable recipe from ancient book Of
medicine. II reads like it nigh, answer:
"Get large kettle of wnter-Iet il come TO a
boil then put your head into it and let il simmer
for precisely half an hour: take out YOUR head and
shake all your teeth into heap; pick ont the de-
cayed ones and throw them away. The sound
ones you can put back again. If this went cure
you, nothing will"
Pencil writing, if washed with a solution Of
ox-gaii, becomes indelible.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

ever political party they belong to, do no, deserve
any. And as to those csp,ous and oficious med
oilers, who have propiea,ed the report Of corrup.
ton in the cabinet, and produced tho difficulty,
they cannot DO supposed by any sensible man to
care any thing for Tho cabinet. The preachers or
Church. any farther than TO political capital.
or the newspaper articles referred to, have seen
none Of them, except tho one in tho Indiana
American, Of Nov 25,h, and se!f>sespeci fosbids
my answering that.
Yours, truly and fsciionately,
THO. A. NORRIS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

OTTO THE POETS-"Iiis Majesty of the Palla-
dunn presents his comp his friends of the poetic
senio, fee New Years Address,
TO be presented before the a5th of Decembe, next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07
RICHMOND IA. PALLADIUM.
ABE JUS AND FEAR NOT"
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER J, 1872.


wish pay for their paper Wood Flour
Corn Oats, Pork, other articles of Country Protuce
informed that ready receive such articles
Wood wanted Immediately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

Ssa,e Scrip of the old issue will be take subserip
the Palladium, at its face.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07
THE LoCos-HARD MONEY.

Our locos are surfeiied and deadly sick Of theis
hard money doctrines. They even swear ,has
neither they or any Of their party ever did hold
such principles. They now declare that they
and their party arc in favor Of State Bauks.--
Shade Of truth and consistency where are YET
The following extract from the Kalida Venture,
loco paper published in Ohio, will put the par
~ in their true position. The editor 10 su hon.
est man, and is exception to his fellows.
The People, vs. Perjury.
81, is already intmated that certain members
cleo, of the approaching legislature--not salts.
fled with the recent popular verdict-have deter
mined TO periure themselves by voting for Bonk-
ing interpretations. Some may attempt 10 excuse
themselves their consciences aud their eonstii.
uents by calling perjury by some o,her name
but we contend that, III tho sight OF God and ev>
cry rational man, that member Of the Legislature
acho rotes for Bank chdrter Il PERJURED
KNAVE uho has no business oufside the valIs Of
a Penitentidry, or a Lunatic ASYLUM. Before
taking his seat as q legislator, each member 10
sworn TO support the Constitution OF the Usissd
States, as we'll as the State Of Oho-and il. a.
forwards any such member shall vote for q Bank
charter, he will clearly violate two OF the provs.
ions of the LIST article and 10Th section Of the
Constitution Of the United States"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

NEWSPAPERS IN ILLINoIs.-TheSe arc Is WhiQ
papers, 10 locofoco, 2 no party, agricultural, l
temperance, l Abolition and 2 Mormon nswsps-
pers now published 10 the State of llInois-32 10
all.
FROZEN TO DEATH.-A man named John Bsarss
was recently frozen to death near ConnessvilIs.
la. A jug Of whiskey was found by his side, sup
posed to be bis murderer.
INTERESTING TRIAL IN LICKING CouN1x-Wo
take the following notice Of q trial for saodsv, ~
the recent term Of the Common Pleas 10 Licking,
from the Newark Gazette:
"One interesting criminal case was disposed
OF on Thursday. |, was q case Of slandes whore.
10 Perry Jack was prosecuted for circulating Q
report that he had had illicit intercourse With The
defendant, whose name 10 Elizabeth Grouse, .
Young girl of II years Of age, residing in Nc
kean township. The amount OF damsQss claim
ed was $1,000. The prosecution was founded foE
words said 10 have been used by tho defendant,
which injured the character Of tho plaintiff 10
which he plead not guilty. Evidence vas sddu>
ced prove the charge, and sustain the character
ofthe girl, and ~ affidavit made by the defendant
botore Justice Milan, 10 the effect Of tho charge
in he Indictment. produced. The jury promptly
returned verde, Of one thousand dolIors snd
would have willingly awarded more, had Il been
asked in the declaration"
Honor 10 the JuIies Of Licking!
National Conrention-'Che Loco Focos Of Ten.
nessee propose a National Convention Of the
party at Baltimore on the fourth Monday Of No.
vember. 1912; but the others demus, and propose
May. ls44. This latter suggestion will dosbs-
less be adopted. 1t is policy 10 keep John Tylss
cheated to the last moment possible.
Il say, boy, stop that cow
Il ham, got no stopper
well. head her them
She's already headed, sir.
Turn her ihen'
She's right side out already, SIR
'Confound your impertinsnce, sPeak to her.
Good morning, Mrs. Cow
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

This exhibit shows change in her condi-
ton from that reported to me, and set forth
in my last annual message, as to her circua-
ton, and specie, as follows:
Circulation on Octo.
Der 80, 184I. 2,94O,4I4
Circulation On Octo-
Der 81, 1912, 1,732,513
Reduction Of circulation last
twelve months, $l,2o7,se6 90
Specie on October
80, i84l, Sl,l27,5l8 GO
Specie on October
81, I842, 799,O47 Sc
Reduction OF specie last twelve
months, 328,I7O "a
II will be seen that
her means are, 1853 1868 Ga
And her liabilities
10 all others,
except the State
and Individual
Stockholders, 2,l53,364 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

Showing an excess Of means,
over all her liabilities, to
others than Stockholders, Of l, 2O5, 1913 sc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07
"PAY THE PRlNTER."-A neglect ".o p.y

THE Jefersonisn requested copy above
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-05
lLUCINA CORDIAL.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-05
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-05
TO MARRIED LADIES,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-05
]. PE.ASE g. SONS
-hiLo CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY.

THIS pleasant medicine i formed by esmbinatos Of IS
coughs and pulmonary eo%paint and by its
h Rs It.. a.s % .
the benefit OF the whole is experienced in
~ Read THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
s;
DSIaOIr, Oct. 18th isli.
Dear sirs good to send twenty Of your large
IN s ;s:ge
hut must justice say that has convinced me my
'of. iam wi'hSrs'' respect, REprIELp, Md.
Ihave used Pessss Candy my family coughs
colds and SIC S,
a PERIOD
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and B, M with n: :,
EST IF
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1os: s!sis:sn.iiy nothing sasa w: recommend 70
Signed o.
~ N: ksi!sss f..sa! SssssS W;i':.
Mr. Whitaker Pastor Of Church. Of Catherine
S:S s;::e & as. css,ss ss P: &:
church
Rev Mr. Lyon, Pastor nj Church, York. Pa. t1f
As ressris the efficacy Of rease! Hoarhound Candy
enough of polished and
who would believe the aboye neither would he be be
/ lieve, II ough should rise fr m the dead. ,v
{h3 Pedars Cenfectioners not appointed Agents
Each envelope Of the Genuine Peasss Hcsrfosnd andy
Son, IS Divsion st. Of whom il be OBJ
tsped wholesale and retail Country srdes puhctually at
Term: invariably c..h Ad Al Iis.'' must Be postpaid
Ra.htou AspinwaI, ITO Broadway, 10 AstOr House,
Thompson, cor Fulton and William Sta;
Sands ~ Fulton and Granite Building Of Broad
| way aud Chambers st. over No Sixth Av,sus. a.
l The following State agents = 't.
| Mr. q w Needing: No. Stste o. Besten. Mas
| Mr. q B Z,eber, No. 81 DocA st. Phladephia, Pa
| Rawls & Co 81 State ct Albany. ,s. - .r..z
DR. Robertson No. no Baltimore st, Baltimore. Nd
| Msssrs Dubo,se u Go. Mobile, Ala st-tN
Nessrs Gums X Co. No. 10 Exchanxe fisce, New @
| leans. La -s.. ..s.Cs. mass ...
| Rev Mir Duvan. as2 Broad Of, Newark, N J..
| Mr. w N Hs deman, Louisville, Ky. ~. t-l-..
| Mr. Piercsy reltsr Detro't. Mich. "
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rUDLIDHKD DAILY III
xAuIp GORDON DENHEYV,
= : :, !. Ne, n ANN STHEET.

-s.sxyrs HrsAIp--Issusd every msfnm0-price fvs
s.s - COPY. CeuntyL subscrihsrs fdrnashed Il the
sI9s rsts, fSf my Psc.ae ysssod en- . rsmtssnos N
evSSIrly HAsAip--lnusA svssy eaAurday morning,
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ere requested to sddre thAn lstesss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-05
MADAME RESTELL.

TNEMALE PHYSICIAN, Ofhce aud rrspfrac l4s 0reenI
Wch street (between Cerlandt and Liberty stresAl
WHARF she can be consulted with the srctcs confidence all
conplaints incident to the female frame ~
Madame Restss experience and knowicd,s in the treat
ent Of female
preasiop &C. 4 such require few days for certain
relief and perfect recovery Lads desiring med
csi stendsnce during coninament other indspositioo,
viii during such tim. With private and
ose delicate or pscsrious health fobds rapid
Of family viii Be ~ A Ia psrQf s UNI q States,
see n z. city, vii be received.
Boston Once No. Essex At 80
B-Maame Resell would u(orm ladies residing out Of
the city whose health would not admit OF travelling that sc
woud devote her p.rsona upon them any part
Of the United States within reasonable dstapes.
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