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claimed a., co.neNion whatever VIII au! oi MS
party. and took the responsibility ct finhn Up
first and alone. the lag Of inpcaci meat u. ''
cared that O., would vote for NO revenue .n'i
the Distribution wis retained. and pnul PROVES,
f,r the necessary rcyenIr FIR the cHprn'e~ h'"
debt OF Government was provided Ae N'''" i'''
vote % do,larot tpp. 'pr'aiion'.
NJ. J l.GERs1rL followed All was sac-
.ccdcd by a number until a'irr nine oc.'cN ~
ui-ht Tomorrow beng IT, da. ior IL GLOSS "'
the deoate.)
The House adJouruei AE''s
~ The L. ;. Circuit Court for Jhs com
menced ~ session ia iEe city OF CINCINNATI 90" ne
fh inst \ large amount ct business VA before
ff, Court. Among the cases 10 be- iri'd a' ~
prr.r3t session ace ten or twelve for ru1p.ng mo
mau. On Wednesday morning an interesting ,i''
va. commenced. IN which the parties are J. &C."
and wit- ". William Neil. stage proprietor. lhl'
i, an action OF ire.pa,s on tine case tor dtii"-'
sustained by Mrs Peck from the oyerturn'ns % "a
,tazc coach IN August. lSi0. The damages are
laid at $4,000.
y The barIns Ma,.posa Da, lowed down irsm
Norfolk 10 Han 2tou R5Ads on Thursday last, anH
,ya, 10 proceed 10 sca without delay. Tins v-.<'"
II will T., re-occtcd ha. ou board large mum on
Of c.lsred peopl, who have been liberated hy Them
owners IN Louisiana. Tennessee, South Caroline.
North Carolina Virginia and Iowa. on 'i' c''''-
non IF ensraiins % Liberia. We learn from
card IN the Norfolk papers that the citV'n' oi ina
place contributed generously both in money 'nd
foods. 20 render the c.udi,ou ot Tho ewl-iants a.
comfortable "a, possible. Ii is added th't q morr
interesting COMPANY of cmisgaHi' mover before 't
/ fts.a share. for Africa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

RHoDI ISLAND The Providence Jolrna! ,ay'
hat they are told Don was seeu 10 TINS city on
Friday last. Doubtful The examination OF the
prisoners d. going On. They generally now. refuse
10 answer all questions tending to expose the de-
ign. Of the indictments. One Of them Lyman
Cooley from I'M. cry, siyc, DE following e'd-
.nce with regard TO the movements in Newly ORR
20 overthrow the Constitution. outrage the Avs
and iaurder tie inhabitants Of a sister State
Lyman Cooley. 50 year. Old, merchant y. ors
eft Providence for Chepachei "Wednesday had
no arms. stayed At Gen. SPrague's house "niie i'
Cncpacnct; object IN going - Chepachet Wa 70
drl aud ., assist the suffrage people; the Captain
sid secretary 81 the Spartan Band were in Dheoa-
-het and 200 men had ,clt Newly o-s, bot dii s't
reach. a, the order Wa sent back that tn camp
had broken m; II w, talked Do The camp that
they inicadcd 20 come 70 Providence; understood
mat a tax was to be laid on the inhabitants 20 re-
imburse the suffrage party brass pieces were eN-
pected from Newly the headquarters were at
Major Hophin- he va. the cashier - some OF
the men who left be paid or 10 dollars piece.
\ man from Ncw-York vino = awe There.
Daniel l.. Sickel, has been in the prison ara adj
..sed him % deny all facts and communi aie n1th-
in.. S.ckc's came as a committee from lammany
Hall to aid the prisoners. lie nas seen concerned
IN the Rhode Island matters,
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\ SEcoND WARD TAN-FAYER.

- Three men were drowned Ga ihe Ala al
New Comer.town. q. and two rerc badly iajur,d
by the discharge Of caaaon acar TIA, place. Two
boys were crushed 70 death on canal boat. on 4
pleasure excursion. aui the Ohio star says that
SIN persons were drowned a, Akron, O. on the
same dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

~ ss,f bad Cotton "f r>' t-.oth w. '..t
v" l'fA flo'I''N &c ''.
coab Pc = ..''.' -. III, ,I', ,.., t.,..... .'
~, g. ,le n P. rr. only an ,car,n eel place. boz ..a
lf.l ol. FiillADf lilliA tNislA
RlsIAGA..-i COO. DOB ..r..H, POD i.t sr i. '-
,s,,.. W AuoS enc f10}, arl neg i.r H ' a t.N
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.-t.t.fF - Is. f.srr 4uI A.Ec ..rt.I iF Nr..
49, .... ,v, SO ..., ID at..f fn.s.. Id. - .r
several months. H. t'g''r nri i.''h' % r'a.h "NH
'.-'." Won 81. . - u.,t,.f.. P,.rtI... ..
- 49,. $3.50. ~. .....,. r... u. ~.
ne. ..., ,.-,, t.,, r,.,.te. b., = -rrlr', 4 a..
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70 We understand that tie amount Of specie
which passed Though ,he Custom House OF thi,
port from Jane l,h to thc llth instant. va,
1850 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

4 CoTroS FACTORY TO ~ KNOCKED Down At
AuorIox.-A notice Of trustees sale Of the low
cr mill Of the Petersburg Cotton Manufacturing
Company, with all of the cotton machinery belong
ing TO the same. to take place in August, appears
in the Petersburg papers. The trustees say to the
public. az AN induccmcut 10 purchase tlat since
the Petersburg Manufacturing Company ceased to
operate their mills the price Of labor has sfeas'y
fallen in the town Of Petersburg, and hundreds of
persons are now seeking employment and are will
ing TO work for a mere subsistence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

q Cor. WILLIAM l.. SroNF. Of the CONNER
cial Advertiser h1s been appointed by the BOARD
Of Supervisors Deputy Superintendent Of Common
School. in place Of Fit Greene Haleck. Esq,
resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

TIE hF,scRfs % HfNRr CisY are declared hy t'.e
great BODY 20 IN American people To- De- the oo.y o.e-
Boz 20 ior Heavens sasr st ~ have them W by o nla.
take 30 upon our,,.ye, 10 d,,tie-i0r tbs j. MT our r0,
iI.' ut pr VIII '--ur ut. question - ihrt lfsf
utility Of Peters Lof'ngr' a.d Pill. w. fe-l peri, y
competent I4om .nns ekP-nenc' 9ni nom know -r o
ne opinion, 81 ul'e VIZ have tried them. % .av mar 0r
an ANhnas, Coughs, Feyer~, Aeuc Heartburn. N.a.-a
headhchc ir.a1, Lamhsgp, g.. a.. 'he me-. aiel
proP-ut' oi D.. Petr' tre n,fb.~. Th, 80 chase.
rs.'"orA D. = The declaraton Of those who lst- tr-
Ine war houses are II fj3 Broadway anil = Fulton -.
Gall an- ify them ior four,elsss
sARs,PARrLL. ASo TOSnfo BnrEes-we rive q lew
OF tr many proof, sc have received o he sGlIrl ,ir-
t1e' ~ his most yaiuasIr compound.
Extract of a ,eer from Dr.. MiiiIsn4.. of vermont
1rrleurn-l - ~ thank you -1 send Two dozen more
OF y'.r sarsaparua and Tomato Bitter I have ..,.i
OF tlem DO almost incredible short time bel. H.. .1.
case oi sc-oilon' humor aad one Of l1lcs CONS. Ger
happ 80 elects should hke o. have SON q. c.as.
trt pn' '. ne cases vi dyspepsia gentleman vf1
la1 ,efrei long time, ans had been 81 Tie sp-1g, or
a. ssy1en, b. Of Cambridge cured o.. toe d,.pep..,
on t"o Fsdi '.Hiilg' after trying h-nired rened.e.
Senam'a Whitney, Of Lynn, cured OF ge,..oa sa4
dy.pel- a by using tao bottles.
John sor .of N-N ,fors cured OF a lrea tobp,,,
~ three years' standing ater taking all oilrr nrer,f
~ an LArw 'e d. 'ier ha, us.i j. VIII Ike La.p.e.i
Sold by the agents, \ b. D. SAINTS. DRUGGISTS. 40 -
,, l'3,' sotHsr o. Cold aSd 100 tooo =, Broad.
1aaf-',rset, Newark J., and By DR. Wood Iiari,in
i"'' ~ Jy!-
{. C. >gBRiS6. Ia
Oear >r'-lhe .Nuaori.la bcaei dff.ai iy a. fori
The use OF yosr Resoratiy, Cordial aire. r. h. No.
le 9!o"ug statement no., only eusct OF duly n regard
" slne-.ns humanity but a. @. Justice toward y0u Z,
proprietor. - 90
FOR se. years was mo. seriously sdlc ,sd with D.p.,.
"a an Is var Gus COM cau0ns much indeed ID 40
"a nlrn UNITED or business ~ Two fay. - he week
suffered most from aisos-rei le1u ara q !. mol ,
.'f ~ Tie bowels connected w i rae 'rl t.sg.
ana N'' saie cosFee,s, tn panr1srsof wcs world
- our ~ place here .p.cfy ~llrf 10 .av fb,f fi
l'h 1o.le 90 your Restorative C0-l1l taAeu .ors II
hions ago, Afforded nlIBed ate rerf. and fhaf hs,
elu1rd H. om time 10 tine, sm happy 10 adj tbsf
ir cure has been mpleie aud permanent Bcesius mar
many per.on. may - similarly efricd ah the variou.
,oln oi pysPep.a ] arr minced 10 make lis public ac.
know = igemeut Tor the general good
Respectfully years. &c.
WI HOOKER, Inspector OF lie Customs
So, - Tor Tie Pou OF NeW-York |
~''N ~ W. f' Dls""ss Jys lUls J
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\ CLoNlous CANsr-Nr cannot too ,irou r.y urge orr
END. attend iis American Mlseum th> lay 1nt .tUl
iu1 or . benefit 60 Doe sugton Temperance Htus'o
lcut Society. dollars worth at amusement IA he >eclr
Ell - cents, and ihe money vii % % asst one 0i DE
most charitable au wor by Institution, in America It-r.
or tour performance, Viii toe gwen during The f1y au ssr
iar an the whole Museum VIII be- decorated BOB =lrHef
L. .ti-.L ,nch rluL-nu. Flei val
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

y Cn.BeF tsrfl iIIt U,Is tn Resrosro STD. t,ri.
which, BfAi~s HAiR RfsTnRfrIf ,.lUpl-i "a 6.oH'
B4laar 80. D.. Breatvu,. Prr-o-i references g.ssu
t.o Col. ,ai- .r the rcr.en.cr cot o.e wio 4.s ~ q
poulde. Price > lu1 81 To-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

the Dariy-had determined 10 30 q candidate, anj
IVES fully convinced that the party would have TO
60 for him if they had any possibility Of success.
The leaders therefore wore bound 10 give him
tho nomination, or be defeated beyond a! doubt
Those Who havo heretofore assumed 10 dictate
to the party were thus bro9gh: 10 terms--humb!ed
by the Individual they had sworn they you'd whip
into the traces. Well Baker was nominated
a show Of opposition was made, but the row was
quelled. Then came 10 the committee % whom
had been given power 10 select candidates for
Representatives, and reported three names. Tho
report was accepleI--the Convention dissolved
By common consent, and such OF The iocos were
On willing to hear .he tariff question discussed
left lns,an'er, and Nr. RarIden proceeded Win
his speech. WHis. speaking he asked sew
eral questions By members Of the Convention,
which he answered we presume to The entire sat
jsfaction Of tho audience.
We have given faithful ond truthful history
ct The Convention, and we hope onr loco friends
viii give US crcdt for publishing he proceedings
Of their meeting. /, is bat Justice to say how
ever, stat the Conveatios. had sao4otary by
which record Of rs doings night 30 handed
down to pos;eritv, hence we have taken the troa-
bio to act in that capacity. We have done it too,
from HE fear that those Of the party who were
present, would before tho election is over, deny
;hat auy such convention was held. We wish 1t
distinctly understood tha. the Convention was
held, and the nomination made.
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coud to no man in tho esteem and gratitude Of

cond TO no msn in tho esteem and gratitude Of
her cItizens
The Di.rric,ing Of our State into Con
eressonal Districts, 10 another measure Of
much Importance; together with several others OF
vital inleres, to the Wing cause. Come TO The
POLLS then, lie, u. rally round tho STANDARD OF re-
lief and ruform,-unite in the support Of men
whose avowod principles can DO depended upon
il the time Of need be careful OF Tyler PTeca
d.n,s-kno,U our candida 20 accord 10 principle
with the foregoing objects; then we may with
safety NANTES, our confidence III them BY deposit
TING our votes 10 their favor.
But a word with respect 10 the west, and OF
myself: We know the opposition are drIiliag
their forces, and making use Of every stratagem,
as we'll az more honorable means, 10 unite IN an
unbroken phalanx, for our efeut,--then why the
number of Candidates in tho yves, Of the county
As for myself Ito say nothing of my reluctance
in yielding to tho many requests Of my friends to
become a candidate,) felt an anxious desire that
some arrangement should be made; so that pro
per number only should be put on the track; but
as Mr.. A. Hiatt was absent, and pelson was
authorised to act for him, no such arrangement
could be made | have submitted the 10
the safety Of our cause, for to decline the can
vass; they unwilling 10 accedo TO this, unless
it could be done 10 way in which the wishes Of
the People could be more fully ascertainod and
expressed but the daily expectation Of Mr..
Hiau's return, has caused the delay Of action on
my part until being convinced that, for tho tri-
umyh OF tho Wing cause, the only alternative
left ia, tho withdrawal Of my own name rs a can
didate; though it is with reluctance. take that
responsibility IN opposition to the expressed wish
es of my friends. Yet, rs 20 self, | Do it with
cheerluIness, not that feel my prospects second
TO any in the west; but that know the danger
Of division
feel thankful TO my friends Cor the confjcrco
they have ovincod in me, and really hopo they
v excuse tho course have taken, and unnni
nlously join in the support OF Mcssrz. FoULKE,
SrnArrAx, and HIATT, for Representatives.
With respect, om over,
Yours. 60.
WIN. 4. RiFNER.
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iTGTNF ELECTi9Y.

O-rWe authorised and requested To an
nouuco DANIEL STRATFAN. ESQ, as can.
dIdnte for election 10 The House OF RoPresen-
tavos IN tho State Legislature.
O,y-No also requested TO announce WM
Il. FOULkE, candidate for reelection Il
the House of Representatives, OF tho State LogIs
la.uro.
Ry-Wc arc authorised 10 announce ALLEN
HIATT, candidate for a seat 10 he House OF
Representatives of the State Legislature.
C--We are requested to announce WILSON
DENNIS, as candidate for the House OF Repre-
sentauvcs Of the State Legislature.
~ We ara authorized TO announce DAVID
MOORE, a candidate for Sheriff.
I.y-We requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge City, as candidate
for SherfFof Wayne County.
6J-Wo are authorised to announce WILLIAM
BAKER, as 4 candidate for Sheriff Of Wayne
county.
0erWe 6re authorised to announce HEN
RY b SKULL, (ot MGton) as a candidate Tor
County Commissioner, at tie ensuing August
Election.
G5-We authorized to announce DAVID
COMMONS, candidate for re-elertion a.
County Commissioner.
We are authorized to announce JAMES ".
GREEN, candidate for Probate Jad-o
We are authorized to rupounco JOHN 3
STlTF, u candidate for Probate JsaIc.
We are authorized to announce CHARLES
OWARRA, candidate for Coroner.
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AUGUST ES3Eig4,

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TAVERN FOR SALE.

ME subscriber VII sell al private sale TAVERN
z and % scres RI hrst LAND, laying SIX miles
west G. Coaegs Nayre Ia and three miles east 81
Cambridge Gig, Inc National Road end the cross
-1a- EaadTrg ,ea ksons51rr 10 The House
Grzi-rate two-ztosy frame, With cellar uniet ami
H4 oaeetoy t9z dwelling house, and well
IF yafJr@ the door, together with
STABLE. los further particulars, inquire Of JoIt
SUTHERLAND, n5ansses The subscriber, two miles
a7r.- Il Caatsrssa Lay.
f-If ts above property sold before the 9th day
Of September private sale. il shall De sold public sale
On .a =.s Jay. Terms - 20 made known day Of
good and privilege I'll. lie given by the lst
lay c: Ags.l, 1873. Ias sac IS to bs the premises
JOHN FINkEI..
Ia-v 2str. 1872. 30,s.
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CUMBERLAND ROAD.

The following note from the Hon DAVID WAL.
LACE, will show tho reader that representa-
'ises in Congress arc not entirely unmindful a
the interests of Indiana.
House Of Representatives,, July 81, 1912.
DEAR SIR:
The Committee of ways and means have lust
reported Bill making appropriations on the
Cumberland Road-SlOo,0Oo to OHIO; $50, 900
10 Indiana; Sl50000 to Illinois
Its passage however, Will mainly depend on
the fate of the Tariff Bill. Should the latter ia Il
We cannot, nor ought not TO expect any money
tho Government can't give unless We furnish
the means. Yours Respectfully.
D. WALLACE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

DECLINATiON--Mr JEssR MINK, has de
clined being candidate for Sheriff at the cleo.
ton on Monday next. Solomon Meredith and
David Moore, are now tho Wing candidates for
tha; Office; and WILLIAM BAKER is the rcgu-
.nfly nominated Iccof5co candidate far the same
office. The wings viii vote fer either Meredith
or Moore, and the locos viii ALL vote for Baker.
We say keep II before the Whigs, that Baker IS
the regular nomination Of county meeting Of the
Iocos, and that he must be defeated Wigs, the
enemy is before you-you must whip them, or they
eM ,rhip goa. You must do the ono thing, or
submit to the ether. There's no mistake IN that
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

CI1T~Wo invite the attention OF The reader 20 a
communication in another column, written IN the
style Of The Declaration Of Independence as pub
shed 10 the world by fofefathefs. 1t does
not require peculiarly sagacious mind to dis
cover tho same necessity 10 eSst now, which ex-
sted in the memorable days of the revolution for
q declaration of rights By the people, end an in
dependent support Of its principles. Then for
etrn Toe INVADED our SHORES. and atttutp;Lt
pose upon Tho iron hand Of tyFanny-the go.
vernment and the people were 70 be dependent
upon The British King. who assumed to be cur
master. Does John Tyler require iess9 Does
nc assume 10 30 less master? Has he net
arbitrarily "refgsed his assent laws the most
W o!esone and necessary for he public gooG?"
Have not our "repeated petitions been answered
only by repeated injury2" Has not veto followed
veto, and usurpetion followed usurPation' Have
not the rights Ct the people been invaded, and
their wishes Gisregarded2 Is not the Whole coun-
Try lahoripg under the most unparalleled emhar-
rassnent. arising from the inlecIie distractions
Of John Tyor's coqsciences Every candid man
must reply. il Is too true. Thea instead of hum
BY petitioninc, be people should, is was done in
the days Of bal'owed memory. 10 .hdnder,tones
demand. 'in The name Of tho Great Jehovah ana
tho Continental Congress-" that the Executive
Chair Of the nation be given Up. Let this be
doae-'et bat the just Indignation of the people
be visited upon John TYLER, snd be will fad the
pas, e honor 10 be private station.
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sEERETE;S SALE.

OY .itfas n Al Execution TO directed from tho
Hasaa Circuit Ceari, vii expose public salc,
a fo4rt House deer IN Centreyle, Wayne county.
ia3a1s, TIE 2j day of A1g ioi2 between the hours
q 10 o'clock, r. H. and O'Clock, r. VI said day. tho
fo9~g property, ta-t: certain parcel lot nj Land
sitlE:e ts rty # Richmond, Wayae Ia and desert
a-5 fo'aas, t7st: Beginning the Nor,West
af Lot nsaarel taFyf1lr par, Of said city laid
~ John staa thence r1nnnz South. IL feet inches
East TIE Eastern oBndaFy Of said Lot; thence
No-fa boundary o said Lott - feet, SIX inches.
- lie aa-Fa-t -857e Of za9 LIT: West. the
g.ase II 8s-zaas-. Taaa me iro9ertY Of stephen
Dgscaf, = s5tsfe a ezs-st.or favor II kscEis-
THOMAS 9. NOBLE, 5. W C.
July 25ss, 1872. tsa.ooJ so-3~
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wayne County Education Society.

The second annual meeting Of ths Wayne Education
Society and Of tho friends Eluca-
oa viii lie held az CentroFe tho third Tuesday ttho
lGJ Aug. next Mt - o'clock A. II. 1t is expected tho
convention will continue ut least two days.
Though al the friends Of LdIcaton, (iadies well
ganenea) respectfully invited aud strongly urged
attend yet tire EcEatyc COMMUNE strongly
rocogmea# the aPpointment Of Delegates from every
and from every school in the county Teach
teyt ln organized Districts particularly eques
ted their efforts tho appointment Of deo-
gatez from their respective districts.
The caararter IF SPEAKERS already engaged. aud the
interest manifested convention in Cambridge in
9e Ana belief that the meeting viii be ell attended
nightly interesting.
Tas following gentlemen have engaged address tho
convention, G. H. Test ESQ Of Cenrevle : +. Perkins
Es7 Of Richmond, e. -. Smith Esq. n Conncrsville,
III an Vance FED, Rev. L. T. Thomas and David Mae
du ID. d. Of Hamilton, Ohio. Several others have been
inyitei from returns hava yet been received
Arrangements viii be made by the citizens Of Ccntreyillo
accommodate all in attendance from disance free of
czp-ase. BY oder Of tho tx Committee
RAWSOS VALE. Cor. 5cty
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

THE MORhONS-We publish, 10 day, n
letter from J. C. Bennett, recently member ct
he Mormon sect, ard the station ne occupied was
only socood 10 zoe Smith himself Oar object IN
publishing this letter Is TO expose that which we
have loag believed 10 exist. Joe IS also out
agaiDs. Bennett, aui tells hard yarn on him.
We are disposed. however. 10 believe that hey
both Tell the truth as near as they conveniently
We hope tho quarrel will opea the eyes Of
those who are pre- disposed 10 lock upon tho hypo-
cfltc, Joe, with favor.
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INDEPENDENCE Dialogue Of Lowell girl
with the yesseer Of a factory:
Well, Ai. Back, lam informed tina. YOU wish
10 Gu, down nv WAGES,
.Ycs, s"ch is my Determination
10 ecu suppose ,hA' "ouia 60 INTO mar room
10 Nes again. d ''"e' prices uhah teeeneo
oo..,S-
10y Il 40 MI '',-'' -. a'a ''asoiao'e'
wei nll Ihavc 70 say is. that before III do it,
I'll see vou in Toa..ot, pumping thunder 4, ,hseo
cents 4 c,ap.'
Business Eo,~n East.-A curious md inter-
ostIng incident has occurred IN Bangor lMc)
harEer, which viii scrve 10 illustrate Tho ACTIVITY
Of tn c7as,5..- business Cant Colcard Of Pos,
poet. has been waiting in that harbor with tho
svhoonor Hudson 90 long thnt a robin has bull,
mes. in the bent e The topsaIl, and land two eggs
IN H.
How 10 MEND BLACK SroeYzINGs. Tho Rich
n0ut Star chronicles The fouowinr labor saving
invention. The pretty daughter Of an old lady
was about going n shoping the other dav. when
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30
EDUCATION CONVENTIONS.

Education Convention al .Eec Paris, Ohio
The friends of Education in New Paris, and tho
surrounding country, propose holding Convon.
,on IN that place the l'h, oh, and 9th days Of
August. proxIm2. The public arc Invited to at
tend. Arrangements have been made to mako it
interesting TO tie friends Of that cause, upon
which all cur social and political institutions rest
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

IFcstern Statcsaaa.--We have received a
nua.bc: g I na..;ca! paper s5og; to be Published
in the city Of Cincinnati by D. RAraroHD IS cdi-
tor and Arnold BaiIim printer. Tie editorials
cvince talent, but party" Is held Up hum
bug. Mr.. Raymond will find before he is five
years older that 'rarty" viii rescue This couH-
try from it's present embarrassed situation, and
place 1t IN The road Of its woated prosperity
Dcmagoguos apt 10 cry ono party" BAT arc
continually crying out 'the deaE people"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

10. CHAPLAIN, the real Cro'csr, has been tried
u the Marion Circuit Court on charge # mali.
cious prosecution, and fined 5000. Ga The rem
desug Of this verdict tho editor OF the Sentinel,
took his chicken from lis soos, on has head and
has not crowed any since.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-07-30

Tie Pledge.--we have received tho first num-
Der ola Temperance paper bearing this cognonen,
printed at Zanesvil!e, Ohio, nud edited by our
friend a. j. Wright, formerly Of this city.
Mr. Wrights taicuts peculiarly adapted to
the labors Of the tripod. We recommend j: 10
the patronage Of the Washing lonians of this city.