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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

0iEdward d. Martin, who was confined in
the Jail at Roc&ingham under conviction for the
murder of Nav in Arson County, made his es.
cape on the 10Th inst He was folnd guilty at
tho September Term Of the Superior Court hut
appealed to the Supreme Court, which confirmed
the Judgment, and ne would have been condemn
cd at the sitting of the Court last week but for
his escape. He was guarded by four men, aud It
is supposed that one of them was bFlbed who made
two of the others drunk while the third was cal
led away by tale that his horse was sick, when
several persons disguised, with hammer and crow
bar forced off the door aud released the prisoner,
who, with horse provided by his friends tied and
no accurate account has been heard of him since.
We see the Governor has offered a reward of two
hundred dollars for his apprehension. His des
crp,ion is as follows: SAID MARTIN is % years
Of age, dark complexion, black hair, projecting
I eye balls thick lips, prominent cheek bones
about feet high, and weighs about rs pounds
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

70 1t is rumored that Mr.. Preston las
sent in his resignation TO the Governor OF
South Carolina 10 take effect from the LIST
Of April. If this is true it will give the
lie direct 10 the report put in circulation
by the South CaroIinian, that a scheme
was on foot by the Wings and various
soi-dissant Democrats to restore him to
power and favor in South Carolina. Tho
Wings will lose another prominent man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-31

gA destructive tornado passed over
Tuscaloosa, Ala. on the 18th instant. Its
greatest fury was experienced in that part
Of the town lying back Of the State House.
Several houses were Frustrated and one
end of the bridge which crossed the War
rior moved and rendered impossible, and
Il young lady by the name Of Cummins
killed, and some others slightly injured
Loss by the hurricane in Newton S25, goo
or 10000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
BE Il :. B Il Il =!
j. w. WEEKS PERFECT BEE HIVE AND
NON.SW WARMER,

EMBRACING the most pc feet system Of Bee culture
ever offered 10 the pubc consisting OF SIX cI,sse
10 ftty. - one hlndied do.ars-to
taste Of the ruitjvatot
The reader is referred shop OF benjamin. FlIgh,n9
where BOOKS models specifications, Ac, sc
Also, Hives ready made for me Of VINO
give the same faIr trlal
RECOMMENDATIONS
Israel w oodruf, ESQ Co Sur. of Warren county, Ohio
having used several Of the syarmng hives the
them: .faving experienced The advan-
tages OF J. VI Weeks system OF Bee Arrangements | am
satisfied that better adapted their aud habits,
aordng better protection from the moth any
ether have seen. swarm put into Hive l0th
June as yielded upwards Of 10 lbs Of the hon
the boxes, which sold for p per 10 Cincinnati
BY weighing four Hee= September, all ana sRaruis
put in between the 10Th and 95th June, found then
weight exceed 80 lbs honey; 100 lbs OF which
Hives boxes.
ISRAEL Woodruff
Lebanon, Warren county, OHIO, Dec ID, IoIl.''
Moses Shearer, Dayton, o, at was late
the middle OF June, before | had any put
Weeks Iive- notwithstanding several of them after filling
their ii led their boxes took flt
choicest honey saw. The Hives cheap, easily
requiring little keep
moth in trut, believe it to be the best kind of Hive
invented any man: and every who
value viii be to obtain them. VI SHEARER.
May loh, Ie42"
This i certify That put swarm Of Bees into one
Of Mr. Weeks Hives the 25h OF Nav last, and III .
days took boxes, containing Is lbs,
honey sold II for p cts per b. Dufing the season
best honey ever and leaving G5 lbs for the Bees
winter upon. f. T.. MI NIGER.
Dayton, Ohio December 4lh 1871.
'Mr Weeks, Sir: 1t Is six years since began
your valuable Bee Hives wish cultivate Bees
tensvely your plan and no ether, am satisfied
best | obtained 80 lbs extra honey from
and ITO lbs from another. depving them
any part of winters There no investment
yielding great return, Bees, cultivated your
system of management ALLEN SMITH.
Mddehury, Vermont, August, 1885,
f45-Numerous certificates might be added to the above
but these deemed sutricnt satisfied
viii speak for themselves ii sweet if the people
of Wayne will but give them chance
\. Il. Township and County Rights in neghborng coun-
ties. for sale prices aud times For
more particular Information. address,
f ID. PAYNE, DAYTON, O..
Agent for the State Of la.
May 2Ist, 1912. 20
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To THE Prnrtc-This may cc,,ffy h,t h,,. t.,, AZ
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ma adv. CHARLIs ELD.gD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

Before we became n resident Of the great West,
and were spending away our boy hood days among
the beautiful lakes and streams Ct Western New
York, we became attached to a strange and way
ward being, with attachment warm
ever felt for a brother. lie all talent-could
write a story, beautiful song, make eo-
quent speech-and his wit blazed and sparkled
like the flash Of diamond. But IN an evil hour
an nsidious enemy led HIM to taste of the tempt
ing bowl, add his trusting nature never dreamed
of evil until the serpent had tariy cosd his Ioath
some form about him.
His friends mourned him lost, while the cold
hearted william glutted in secret over the wreck
he had made OF q fathers fondest hopes and
mothers purest love. Since that day our friend
has struggled on through many mutations OF for
tune and at last cast his lot among the Wolverines
Of Michigan. There this mighty tide of tempe
rance reformation found him, and at enlis-
ted all his better feelings lie hailed II the
harblnger Of ireedom-he gave his name to the
cnuse-and now, his eloquence is poured cut IN
ceasiuSly for its success. What jov there Is at
this moment 10 his early home, How happy
how unspeakably happy. nro his old father and
mother. Their younges:-tkeIr prodIgai, has
reformed once more To- ,he path his father taught
him 10 travel. This is but OF the thousand
instances where this holy cause has saved from
utter wreck, tho hopes of fathers and mothers.
wives, and children. Heaven speed it.
Torch Light
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SONN EFT.

..Writc not a word of love-
sTis cruel. lady, thus si,Aak
Blu, prudence will approve
A sentence this poor heart might break.
I'll go; aye, never see thee more;
If such thy pleasure be;
And while | weep I've wept before,g .
I'll weeping pray for thee
Tina, peace, and Joy, and happiness,
May meier thy bosom flee.
But no; thou wilt not thus decree;
The sentence thou canst not approve;
The language OF those eyes would be
'.Wri,e only iore-naught else but love"
EDWARD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
State of Indiana. Randolph County:
Randolph Circuit Co

Randolph Circuit Court September Term, 1912
Philip Booher,/
rs. Domestic Attachment,
Daniel Booher,N
TTNIIE above named Daniel Booher hereby notified.
that the Doth day of june ISL, writ of dones-
attachment. duly issued against his goods, chatte
rights credits. moneys, and effects. lands and
the above entitled s4jt by Clerk IF said Randolph CIR
Court directed the Sheriff, said Ran
doig ~ said has been returned Nv aid
executed the following land. towit: The Sout-Eas
quarter SOUTHEAST quarter OF Section SIX, Township
\ North of Range Twelve, last containing asty
the property ofhlm the said Daniel Booher
said pending IN said Raudo!as Circuit Court
and said defendant hereby required appear
oc tIe same will bc determined Il his absence.
Attest GEORGE w. MONKS. Click
MAY -. 1872. 1921 3I-23
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Stone Cutting and Masonry.

VENiE subscriber offers his services public III the
i lin: OF mis- business. lie will put up walls
where he IS TENDED and boarded > perch, and
in he shall tend and boatd himself he viii charge 81
per perch. lie will good and workma,
like proportonav low prices, and will furnish
plain grave ard tomb equally low.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Mach I6th, 1872. 1l-tf
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
For the Palladium.



Nh. Enron.
The foIIoy1g lines the result Of some OF my
leisure thoughts, which founded oosefva-
tons Of life. You dispose Of Them your pleas
ure directs.
The line. friendship, be thought to sa3o5 ,aIae[
nlleh q msA.h[oy Wheo ye are sooti,cd bv the
sv.n yore friends, whose ceaseess and at
Blair beautifully expressed it, 'Frendship-mysieri-
Gus cement the sou sweener Of life, solder OF soce-
y Pu, friends fithess, and the pleasures OF
world afford n more OF the charms OF me- we iee Inc
force of Goldmiths tru,hteling Imagination as he eH-
claims,
sand what ia friendship but a name,
A charm lulls to sleep:
shade that follows wealth aud fame,
Ietleayes the wretch to weep"
How Of, amid walks Of life,
We see this truth portrayed
The shining dust that gds the rich,
Their only friends have made.
We see the va in. the naughty, proud,
Who tread IN fortunes road,
From brother worms, receive the pr"l-e,
The homage, due God
Let lan,e dnzz'ling standard rear,
Let aceaIUt, and priae attend;
Tho fields of blood have paved thsIr way,
They no'er shall a friend
The cong ring warrior stained with gore,
That caus'd the plying
To flow faded cheek,
Is hail'd with friendships cheer
Whilst pning nisery may AK
A hand o give relief;
She pleads vain for friendships voice,
But sinks in darker grief.
When adverse fortune fills cup
OF wretchedness and pain,
They call aloud for friendships aid,
Alas they cali in vain
s.1hen what : friendship but a name,
y charm that Iulls 70 sleep
A shade that follows wealth aud fame,
Yet leaves the wretch TO weepn
MORTIMER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
GlEk-HOPE W00LLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced Manufacturing
business at the above named place about half IA
south OF Rchmond, ready receive wool to
utactue into Cloth, Cashmere Flannel, Satinett, James
Blankets &c. either shares by the yard. lie also
expects to have Of the above named
tices to exchange or WOOL md other produce.
From his in and his the business,
satisfaction
that will favor him with their
LENINUS KING.
April %. 1912. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

Probable Resignation Of tie Senate Of Tonnes
Sch is known TO our readers that The S'ats Of
Tennessee is not now represented ~ the Senate
Of the United States, and that The cause ef this
was The inability OF parties in the last Legislature
of that State to ngree upon the mode, time. &c
of the election. The Wigs had majority OF
the House, and the Democrats ma orIty Of the
Senate. and II a join, ballot vote had been taken,
the wings would have elected their candidate;
hence the disagreement. The democrats could
not elect. and would MOI let the wings do il. Imme-
dlateiy after the adjournment of the Legislature,
both parties appealed to The people, and the dem
ocrats proposed. through fnur Of their members. TO
resign at once and let the people decide. provid-
ed the wings would do so. The vhig Senators
having consulted each other. have determined TO
do so, and now prominence themselves ready q a
ny moment. that the democrats up to the
scratch. So If there is no backing out, in lie w
days may hear of the resignation of the en-
tire Senate, giving back their power TO the peo-
pie, and allowing them 10 decide,
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For the Richmond Palladium

There Of the regulations of civilized society
(nofe particularly i'll portions of our own country
which, appears me, calculated deeply affect the
permanent happiness mankind general. The evils Of
which speak especially produced by mis-
education and the least formidable among those evils,
recognise principle which lorbid young lady to
manifest regard for the opposite because for
sooh, may be in a situation marry her. look
upon all such this enanatons Of wick
ed hearts hearts scared nil consciousness vrtuou
action: and therefore the apt find fault with the
acts disposed question others motives
IL was this things the follow ns
lines young lady had requested write piece
her Album; but said, with significant SMILEY u must
not a of yer'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

BlBLES-A large assortment Of bibles, OF quail
tiles and bindings. will be sold cheap the
BOOK STORE
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State Of Iadiand Randolph County, to ,cjt:


Randolph County Praoate Court, Mas Term, Is ,.
James Wckersham. administrator Of ho Application for
Francis Fauott, dec, IL sale of
The heirs ii said deceased. Reat Estate
ME said James " icAersnan. Ia, ing fled memo
ria, suggesting the IaSf1-iency Of the personal
Of the deceased pay his debts ami praying
or the sale Of tho real estate, appea
satisfaction Of the Court Thomas Parrot,
Farott. James + Thonas and George Thomas. Of the
said Francis Parrn deceased residents Of the
State Indiana: it therefore ordered notice the
tendency of said memorial be given. BY causing conv Of
order inserted, three weeks in succession in the
Richmond Palladium, weekly newspaper. Published al
Richmond. County Wayne. there being no
printed this county the last insertion
prior FIRST iay Of the Term Of Court,
that said Thomas Parrot, William Parrott. George
Parrot. James 7 Thomas an! George Thomas. NAV Sc
warned appear in This Court. the August Term
thereof, holden the Cou House Winchester on
second Monday in 1gst shew cause. thev
can. way the sad real shall not be sold, MA
assets the discharge af said deb.s- Attest:
GEORGE W. MONKS Clerk
May D, 1871. 81 2I-23
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w the subscribers would lan the feelings, and
w more particularly tho pockets of our friends and
who in but necessity prompts
well the large, collect little dues,
with the Hq,tiduft0n of Indebtedness
We solicit all who may know themselves indebted
forward and settle up without further delay.
Threats useless, but il this does the pur-
pose whl most ssuret y-.
Remain yours, &c
March 5, l@i2. |. REED x BROIIiE
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COSFECTIONS, ICE CREAM, &C.
re MsE.GI.A ..ID.S SALOON

YESIIE undersigned having enlarged his establishments
and fitted up several rooms for accommodation Of
aes and visites, would repeatedly inform the public that
he designs making II Il CfEA VI ensuing season-he
has put up a Soda Font and will make Spruce Beer, Lem
onade which he will up in good style those
,ph may favor him with their He VIII supply
families good bread &c and parties will
furnished with Refreshments Of all kinds short notice.
and reduced prices Cakes always hand. Candies
o sale Wholesale and retail
C. ZINNER.
Richmond May 12th, 1872 I9-}n
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The IIarnnonIst:

0EING a collection Of Tune. the approved
authors. adapted to every variety Of in tas
Mstbodist VI ymn Book for sale ct
Jan. 27i0, 1912. BOOK sTokk-
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SILK WORE. EGGS.

a SMALL lot Of SILK WORM Eggs, we'll seIec-
L ted aud preserved, VIII be sold very low and
onmodatiIps Enquire of
IA MES HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, 18th mo- 18th, Is II. IJ-u
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RUFUS BABCOCk. Jr.


JAY NL'S tAKNINATINE BALNAN IS a certain.
safe aud efectIa remedy for dysentery arrhoea, or
looscness cholera morbu, pains
eramp, tremors, all bowel and
diseases.
The of the Efficient pleasant and com.
positions offered the public for
arrangements Of the and the ON "
article worthy OF the least confidence curing
fantum complaint; and in all the Diseases
really like a charm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

WORMS, WORMS! WORMS ITO remove these
troublesome and dangerous Inhabitants Of and
bowels which often impair health the
lives Of Children, use J AY MES TONIC NERMIFUGE
Il certain and safe pre- for the removal
lous kinds OF worms, dyspepsia, stomach
petite, nantie fever and and debility
and bowels ahd organs Of digestion.
For sale by JAMES X. DUGDAIT.
July y, l64l.--29ly. RICHMOND, IA.
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire, several gcod saddle horses
il -6uggie= and vel broke horses His will Re
suited times. LEWIS BJ Rk.
Richmond, March l6sh, 1912 llu
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ME above named Samuel Price "a hereby notified,
I that the III day of February. lsl2, writ of do
duy issued against his goods. chat
tells rights, CREDITS moneys and effects lands and
above emitted by Clerk of said Ran
dolph Circuit Cou directed to- the Sheriff Of said county
Randoph said has been returned by said SheT-
if cxecuted on the following land o-n The hall
lot No H. and the half OF lot No Il. Lots No.
- rs, 3D. and b ia the OF SpartanshuTy, Indiana
property him. said Samuel Price; said writ
pelding in said Randolph Circuit Court; and said
defendant hereby required appear and defend, the
same wi be heard and determined IN has absence.
Attest: GEORGE w. MONKS, tlerk.
Nav -, 1912. 81 2I-23
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D APOLOGY FOR WIGS ali

MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Of ali the remedies
devised for the preservation hair, none
been found equal 10 JAY Ms HAIR TONIC. IN
deed has proved itself nfai,ibe revertjng
from falling on, an4 VIII positively by iajiaf4l appca
IN niaeieea case OF every twenty, produce full and INK
uraut mead OF hair.
Please read the foIowins fsom Saturday Evening,
Posi- OF Sept. IN. 1859:
HAIR To~Ic-We call the attention afflicted with
premature aaness to the exreea; IIar Taa.r' -euar
ed ~ Dr. JAYNE OF tais city. Having use5 ourselves
We can speak OF virtues ay experience AMI
tnsy pronounce i an Invaluable remedy peyeat
failing of OF the hair ana dead, u
tine, healthy aPpearaaceNe also speak ,er<on-
al kho"eaSe ct the OF friends
ptedl-7oSed 10 badness, Who BY the James
Tome, have iuNuuant We Disposition
10 pun, ndlscnmfHaIey al kinds remedies.
which flesh IS heir but when tested the
virtue OF article free say good.
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4EIJA@sla g.sE

H AS received from Philade phia and has opened,
i i his old stand Conner of Main and Pearl Streets,
and compete assortment of Merchandze conslsLng
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

Il ~ ~ y
II medicine t. daily efeciing of the astanlsh-
and wonderful that been known All
who have used 1t Ior Asthma, Cough, Splitting Of Blood,
Hopping Cough Crop or Hives, Consumption, Chronic
Pleuri7y, Hoarsenes Pam and Soreness Breast
hcuy of Breathing and other disease the 1t y y
and BREAST, can ahd do attest TO its usefulness.
II stands unrVa#leaIt stands preemueatrRf u, and
yea will be forced acknowledge its virtues hare gt
Cannot be 3refrged that lar above AMI he
yoni the reach fcompettion that the reasonable
the only natural. and the only truly Of
resting and rurng diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
Extract Of certificate from the Rev DR.. Babcock,
President of the Nateryille College, Maine:
81 rom Intimate personal acquaintance with Dr.. II.
jayne, regular student Medical University Penn
sy,ana, and experience, successful practitioner
cine, was prepared appreciate the testi-
monas in favor his different medical preparations, much
highly than the majority OF those watch
tensively euos On trial OF them family,
and some OF them personally have than realized
their favorable They what profess
benot quack nostrumsba skuly prepared aatidotes
for of the adjective of human diseases know
they highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, by
of the respectable of the regular practitioners
medicine of tins city and elsewher, aud do
commend them valuable addition terra
dca and safe, we'll emnenty remedy for the
dseased.''
RUFUS BABCOCk, Jr
Mr. Nicholas Harris OF the dencons of the First
Baptist Church OF Philadelphia, has been perfectly cured
By itafter having suffered for sixty years Asthma,
which hitherto baled the skill Phvs-
clans of the city Miss Mary Campbell OF Fayette Go.
Pa. has Asthma eighteen wears standing
by this Expectorant
Finally, what the public have long desired,
this kind which might be depended upon, prepared by a
regular physician is offered them and had
JAMES r. DUGDAIE,
July u, 1S4l.-29-ly RICHMOND, IA.
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al Bal a1ld PIrtg ItrItHl0Hf,
@.R GHrE C-E1ScES5
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,

&c. &c
The above have been selected by himself 18th great
especially for this Market aad hatters himself
will be able sell the CHEAPEST, for
G-he public respectfully invited call and
mine for themselves.
Richmond. Fifth Month, 1st, 1871. l7tf