davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
TAYDEN'S Premium Pens.--A Silver

s-E AEDTiIN - iTtfHftItu Il oHe.4h CH'oh
d Medal was awarded j. Hayden for his " very aipe-
;n Pens by Je American Institute at its last FAIR The
Government have gwen them the Preference, and The best
accountants and many OF the public institutions will use no
ion aud are mol surpassed equaed by any in tie country
rhe trade are ssppfed at the Manuacn!es prices by the
tsents j. q I: HAYDEN, . riait-s,reeL tare t.
Agents also for Silmas School and Counng-houss lnA
.1aric mY9 II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
ORELAZ q BARRAUD's Odontalgic

Z IKE LAE N BNKRaUU y OuONtdiSic
, or Balsamic Elixir for preserving the gums and
reih This Invaluable nrce is now offered TO the pub
ns clearing the nouh and whitening the teeth, refresh.
;g the palate and taking away all unpleasant taste or odor
moklng or from desayed teeth 10 word it is beyond
he necessity ot puff Make trial al bottle and will
peak for itself.
A. g. Each bottle bearing the directions on the label
Sold by Messrs. Soulard Deluc, 5al Broadway anA
Park raw; Mr. III King Co46 Broadway corner Grand;
NJ Mhau 1873 Broadway; Mesrs. GuioD, ITS Broadway
orner Cour,iand, aud Mesers Rushon Aspinwall ITO
broadway, S6 William and 10 Astor House nule lnN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

fFvHE Self-Insuuctor and Journal of the
Universal yceuns by Josiah Ho!brook is published
monthly a, the Exchans$ Lyceum S4s Broadway q. 80
cents year paid in advance liberal discount VIII be
made IT, s~ens who buv Iy The quantity. Agents Of penny
papers will find ii protabe work For sale at Affords
peivs room, Ise Bowery jel Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,
& CHEMICAL OF, BURNING FLUlD.-The sub
cber wnud nve the attention o the public TO his stock
.eauty superior qualities destined to supcse'ie all
sers in use The oil wheh IS burned in them IS
sTsry brilliant and economical light The Burning Fluid
s portable light, free from all smoke, smell or grease a
will neither soil STAIN Common Lamps can De altered
n trihpe expense to burn the fluid The subscriber Is
sadly permitted to refer to Of most respectable
..tliles who are row using the article.
J. e. HOOKER, 1855 Broadway,
FB-There Is danger of explosion in either one at
ase srtisles. OIL u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

EyOR SALE-A Cab and Horse. ln-
4 qureof j. BUSH, coraer Hera,io and Fourth-s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

DEW in Ascension Church for sale
L Pew No. IS on the ground aoos, in the body OF the
Church. Apply a, No. - South.Strret jeI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
REDFIELD. bookseller and Sta

~ TONER Clinton Hail corner OF Nassau and Beeknan
streets has constantly sale assortment O Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and choolbook and station
erv ~ the loves, casl, prces ie27u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

sOHN McCABE s. CO.'S Intelligence
y Office, SO Nasau-st REFERENcEs-Hon NJ. II. Grin.
ie.H Brevort, ESQ, w. Irving. Prot. Rrnwiek. aSu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

The following cure, at remarkable, so ex,raordi-
nary as almost surpass belief has, in order TO place It's
ruth beyo.d the reach OF suspicsn doubt been
Il, this s, day OF August ia42 before his Honor Robert H.
Morris, Mayor OF the city Of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
Ever gratefully yours,

THOMAS TURNER, IS Anthony street
Civ and Ca.,ty of Ner York, hereby certify tha
on This 2s day st August 1872 the above named Taonas
Turer appeared before me, the Mayors Office, and h2
ng bet uly sworn. stated that the above satseni 81
- Mayor OF the City OF Negs-Terk.
do hereby certify that the abore is correct statement
of the case Of Thomas Turner andthe eecto yeuf sdrs
rariIla upon him bis wife being member OF my cong
ation have frequently visited hem ard know thr scts %
be Iroe, SF.fNOth AN , pE , G,Et,'
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Chnrc, Dadae-st-
We the undersigned, being neighbors OF Thomas Tnrner
do hereby certify that TIE above Is clTec OF
K case and the operation OF Your SarSa paria upon tin
WILLIAM LoZEY, Wine Merchant
corner ChurcF and Leonard-s;s.
JOEL B. PURDY, Grocer,
corner FrsRklin and Churea sts
ISAAC I. COwb. Grocer, 81 Frankiia.si
Reference is f farther evidence
TO Mr. James srow, OF the house OF Brown, broiers q
Co who is acquainted sh tie above particulars N whose
employ the above named Thomas Turner was for nuioer
of years
The propr;e,ors also submit TO the public The ioto"n
Certificate frua highly respectable source, Of cure
made by using their preparation of whcn can
no, but the eccto placing beyond ali doubt The cura
tive powers Of this medicine:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

I The RADIANT, a Journal of Humor aud
Wit; Edited by L. D. CHArIS. has just made its
bow 1t is Monthly Magazine of AS large and
close pages, illustrated by many humorous designs,
and sold at 25 cents number. 1t published
,t DC Fultoa.st
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
WHAT DO TIE LoCOS PROPOSE

Oar political opponents are continually upbrai-
ding The Wing party for the disastrous principles
they advocate, and denounce Them a. the cause
If the ruin that nov pervades the land. Do they
pronose any measure Of reI,efP Do they offer
he ping hand? d, they no, seornfully tell the
people to help themsel.es' Their leading mea-
sure is a sub-Treasrry. Do they advocate IL as
measure Of relief BIZ no means; bu, as mea-
to separate the government from the inssitu-
IONS Of the people, and its direct and positive
tendency is 10 grind down the currency 10 bard
money alone. The suffering people have been
told by The head Of the party that they ''look to
government for much, - and they are no"
daily told by the leaders of the heartless sub
Treasury party that they must help themselves
The people are told this, while al The same time,
every power, constitutional and unconstitutional
Of the national government Is exerted to th"af
them in their endeavo's 10 relieve Themselves
and their country. We ask the honest Of the loco
party 10 look at this thing. The leaders Of their
party deny that The general government has any
power to assist The peop'e, while tho Wing party
believe ha, the objec, Of the restitution Of every
people in every good cause, and to aid far as
form prosperity among the people
The locos advocate FREQ Trade Tint Is 10
admit European goods into this country, free OF
duty, wbIle the governments Of Europe prohibit,
unless at at oncrous duties, the produce OF our
country being imported into theirs. But do they
pretend tina, this this, their darling measure,
rW afford relief? By no means. The Wings
propose tariff OF duties on foreign manufactures,
equal TO difference between the price Of the
pauper labor of Europe and the labor Of tho free
and indapa ndan. citizens Of this country, and
tn ls draw from the pursuit Of agriculture a
portion Of those now engaged il il, and by this
means establish a home marke, for the farmer
advance the price Of produce, and thus assis, in
relieving the people Of their present embarrass
fnentS.
We ask the honest Of all parties, what they
expect from the friends of Free Trade md sub
Treasury? Every man in community is capable
of answering for himself, and istls sober refiec
ton will convince every one of The benefits to be
derived by a jCidlctous exercise Of the fostering
und protecting arm Of The federal government
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
WIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance 10 previous call, a portion Of
the Wings OF Wayne county met at the court
house on the 26lh, and organized by calling
JOHN JONES, Esq. to the chair, and appoint
ing D. 2. IIoLLowAY, Secretary.
The following Resolutions were offered by
Lor BLOOMFIELD, Esq, and unanimously adopted
Ivy the convention.
Resolved. Tha, i. is expedent and proper IN
the opinion of this convention that Delegates
should be appointed TO The State Convention, TO
be held in Indianapolis on the 18th of January
next, for the purpose of nominating suitable per
sons as candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor
Resolved, Tha, our Wing Senator and Repre-
sontatives 10 the State Legislature, be and the y
are hereby appointed Delegates to said Conven
ton, and tina, six persons from each of The Town
ships in the county, be also eppointed Delegates
WheTeupon. the following named gentlemen
were appointed On behalf Of The respective Town
ships.
d. P. Holloway, VIM Barnes. J w Green
Wm. A. Bickle, John McWhinnev John D. Nor
rlson Joseph Bulla. Danl. Clark Jas. P. Burgess
Jas. c. Maxwell, Samuel Osborn. Michael Helms
Moses Robins. Jacob Smelser. Thos. Ellis, Nj
cholas Smith David Railsback, Jacob Fender
Eli Wright, David Jenkins Jere. Swafford, Hen
ry Justice, J. II. Stanley, Danl. Sinks, VIM. FL
lott, Sol. Meredith, John P. Craiger. Thomas
Tyner G. B. McRea, Abner Bradbury. Mark E
Reeves, Wm Davis, jacob UIrick. J. w. vii
liamson, \. Cheesman, Geo. Gllespir, Larkir
Thornburg, Joseph Williams, Miles Marshall
VIM B. Henshaw. Barnabas Coffin Hugh Black
Ezra Scovilie, ] B,llenger. Joseph Lewis
Jas. Frazier, Samuel X. Boyd. John Green, 40
drew Meredith, Henry Datierrow, Harris, Jno
Meredith, Seth Garner. Joshua Jeffries, John
Nicholson. Elihu Hunt, Elias Ogan. John Addle
man, Caleb Addleman, Stephen Elliott, DAME
Bradbury, Jas. W. Scott, Eeazer Hiatt, Samuel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

e , !.
u Eesord.''-ihe Subscriber proposes TO publish.
the Cy OF FALrIau Magazine the above ,.Ie /,
wt be printed in monthly numbers, pages
ct good PaPeF. wa ans elegant type a
for ''ea Do.aTrs a gear. ddratce'
1t Is 10 he publication OF general interest
aosns 5ag aphieai sketches OF te usttoas
Nora tnrona historical papers, embracing particularly
RfnlNIscE~cEs ny the present aged public and
THIS game r,.rev hierc-
~, md pages viii be enced pocs contributions.
\ prom place wtIl gyen interests of the
CoasrpN ScttooI system Of ciu-aton in our State RI
vIE.s department Mi he added. watch present notices
Of ne publications. aud i, i designed aat tho snail
have unoat3fy cnRo>lctE Of literary intelligence.
Inc sno-raer lees safe making the satementf,
because he has the promise OF assistance from several DIS
u1-tsaei gentlemen tbs STATE. in whose requirements
pa3i,c ma al coadlence. He desires pc
rojcn wh'rh shah compare we'll with Southern Mag
aztnc. oraament table o literary man. AND be a
welcome ytsgtcr any family the Sta IL viii be
tnt tho subscription IS unusually nw-fot.r Hundred aud
Lfghty octaro pares for IUo Dollarsttt
the "nA PIT this puce that IL circulation may be
the se"cr; bur It VIZ ba al once perceived that the pub
It-hef cannot risk commencement unt sufteient
Der of subscribers shall be obtained expenses
IA IRE hudref responsible subscribers shall b
secured, first number will he issued. which
fr the tsi volume VIII be considered
When subscribers receive number taey viii the
Of their subscription iatey, and will
pubenton OF ia, number guarantee that the ,naga
Will be Issued al ledst a year This arrangement
viii sceura both parties.
Wbo CO.. a,ubt ,hat North Carolin, moods such maya
zapl ~ can doubt there he not mars than .sf.
fcien: talent leisure Sate I'LL pages h pro-
ttable AMI entertaining nauef, Who will risk ,wo
dollar. experiment so well worth makngl We shall
lstea reply and expect hearty response Let
wait - see how viii appear; Tor such course
prevent hs publication cntirey hu, let every friendly
70 the work y for YEAR AMI hen, II be no, worth
taking, let him abandon
we wan, the names of all will sn.rb. by tho
Of January e,tler. if practicable Pos,nas,er.
where will doubt take pleasure III forwarding Them
"a thew authorized to do, free Of postage.
Postmosts Others. who viii become responsible fos
fire subscriptions, shall. likewise rseeirs copy for ono
All co manifestations 70 O' add''.,ca rosI F;'n,,o
! Raleigh Y c Nov 1872
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

% Fnd4y evening person accidentally drop
ped cigar a'n9ns some pander. IN Wade's Pow.
der nI below the cisv, which was Immediately
oia"n up ihree men we're seriously injured,
one OF whom (Nt. Brown has since died
ttnctanau Gazette. Nov. %.
Emigrants Going Home The paeke, ship N.
America. and ilouInger. for Liverpool. take GU,
between aud 500 steerage passengers
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAxp-The Liverpool
correspondent OF The n Y Uaon, under date Of
ith tnst. announces follows:
Tine prtace of Wales has been weaned, and
The papers -oemniy record. bears tho deprivation
with The best grace IN The orldniiiiM"
About 100 new houses have been erected in
Wilmington, De-. the present season, al COS, Of
$4,000
The nearest guess ever knew n man make
was made BY man aho tumhled bodily out
Of a second story window, and, when picking
himself Up, he rather guessed he .rasn't ranted
r!frg =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
WING CONVENTION.

The meeting at Centrevile on last Saturday
was not as large as We wish il had been, yet,
there were enough for all "practical purposes"
We have no apology to make for the apparent ap-
a,hy of the Wings. neither have word OF
censure. The interests of the country IRE the
same 10 them as they 10 US. and we leave ev.
sry man 10 act as TO him seems proper. Not
outstanding the general dependency which now
pefvades the people, yet, we have full confidence
10 their determination to again enter the field for
the supremacy Of their principles-their motto is
"betrsysd but not dsmayed" The preamble
and resolution adopted by the meeting IN refer
ence TO the vote Of one of our Senators for the
Wing candidate for the United States Senate
were prepared by the personal friend of Mr..
Hoove r, ard, one too, If we not incorrectly
informed, who voted for him under the express
understanding that no would vote for o. II. Smith.
or tho Wing candidate. The resolutions were
prepared and adopted 10 good faith, and as ex-
pressing tho honest and undoubtng convictions
Of those present; and not merely the vain -glo-
rious spirit of locofocoism. We adopt the Ian
Guaes Of the resolution "ihat he who moved and
those Who adopted the aforesaid resolution knew
then. ~ they mus. know now, that the sen,i-
ment contained in said resolution was wilfuy
and knowingly founded in error"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Edrnundson, John Bond, Wn. Yeaman. james
Rariden, John B. S,u, David Commons, jason
Ham, j. S. Newman.
The following offered by D. P. Holloway,
and unsn nously adopted.
Resolred, Tha, a Central Committee be ap>
pointed. which shall be the organ of The Wing
party Of this county, 10 calling meetings for the
transactions of business important to the Wing
cause, and tia, SAID Committee tie authorized 10
appoint committee of vigilance, 10 each of the
Townships OF the county
Resolved, That recommend 10 the Wings
Of the different townships Of this county 10 or
ranizs by the appointment Of Committees Of Vi.
GLANCE III each of the school districts IN their
respective townships.
Whereupon, the following named persons we're
appointed the Wig Central Committee Of
Wayne county. DAVID P. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL
GER, and WALTER LEGG.
By Oliver T. Jones. Esq
Whereas, here toforo. TO WHY the 9Th inst .
at meeting Of The modern democracy Of ,his
county, held in this house, for the purpose of no,
only renewing their political faith, but also for
lha, Of refreshing he people on the present, de
pressed and ameutable condition q our once
furnishing country, brough, about, Us they say
by Wing administration, aad ,ha, TOO, (bv John
ryier) administered Oh democratic principles
And, Whereas, II was resp'ved by the sagest, but
not the largest portion of that convenion Che prn.
c'pai part having left the house,) tina, one Of
our Representatives. has a right to believe that n
| majority Of the voters Of WAYNE county, are 10
favor Of Clay Wing United States Sen tor from
this State.
! Therefore, Resolred, Tha, he who moved, and
those " ho adopted The aforesaid Resolution knew
| then, they must know bow, tina, The senrmen,
con 'nned 10 said resolution, was wilfully and
knowingly founded in crrsr, aud that tho same
was adopted for no other purpose than tina, Of try
ing TO deceive and gull, (not the people,l that one
man, referred TO IN he Resolution. cause,
this couve n,ion firmly and honestly entertain the
opinion, ,ha, a. least two.,hirds Of the Of
this county ore 10 favor of the election Of Wing
United States Senator. And we hereby instruct
our members to accordingly.
And be i, further Rcsolred, That from the
published and expressed opinions OF the indlvid-
ual above referred o. before his election. 'ha, we
not only expect, hu. candidly believe that he ii
no, prove recseant 10 the trust rcpose0 10 him, in
consequence Of his long and tried integrity as
we'll as his opinions expressed aforesaid. TIM,
no will not at this late period Of his public life.
depar. from 50 plain pn,h of duty. as tina, of
sustaining throughout. the election Of a Wing
United States Senator.
On melton. tho proceedings were ordered TO be
published in the Wayne County Record, and the
| Palladium.
JOHN JONES, President,
! D p. Holloway, Secretary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

virao Of snnefy Executions directed from the
Supreme Caa-t Of the Sfate u lndaua pose
public sac Corr fioe fDor IN Ccnevle. ="
Ind. the 9Th day Of December, Isi2 between the
hours o'cock a. NJ aud four ocjock. r NJ said
day. the l3o&Ing property. to-Wft Inc east aaH of
cer,an parcel Of land the city Of Richmond Wayae
county Iaana. known by being lot numbered fifty three
tue pa: Of that par: Of sad city laid by
Jereu1i ah Cox.
T. property Of Daniel y Soor. satisfy
&c on. in favor Richmond Trailing Maniac
llgssg Company
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff W. c.
December ID, 1872 ~200) 43ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

CHArNAN--S lOOO0.- The bantam foul Of the
Sentinel, cautions the press Of Indiana, against
repubIishing a certnn article, written by our
friend Barnett For our part, we have no disposi
ton nop, TO hold up the nangled corpse of dung
hill fowl TO the public gaze. Chapman is dead,
defunc,; and We propose on the occasion Of our
mex, visit to indianapolis to preach his funeral
sermon. We shall select the market house the
place, and midnight the time for the DISCOURSE
and we ask tina, such OF the friends of the "late"
George A. Chapman rs are disposed to engage 10
the solemnities Of he occasion, "get up as our
theatrical friends say, the first in The fourth
act Of Shakspes ores Macbeth, and we insist that
Nat West take tho leading character.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

0tIN RICHMOND COUNTY, n c., election
was held on the 10Th ult. to fill vacancy in the
House Of Representatives,, occasioned by the
death Of member, and although there were two
Wing candidates, and only loco, yet the
Wings stuck to their integrity and elected Wing
by o handsome malority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

,csts Scrip, of the old 'sue VIII be take Oh so0sep
lion 10 tho Palladium, at its faee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Wn1os OF FLoKIDA.--For the frs, time the
Wings Of Florida have succeeded in elec,ing
ma jorty Of their friends to the Territorial Iegis
lature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

erGEN. CAss. was nominated for tho Pfes-
dency, by loco meeting held IN Harrisburg, Pa,
on the 2lst ulimo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

ITO THE POETS.-"Hs Majesty" OF the Palia-
a;nn n,ssept. iiments his friend. OF the Poec
..nio and offers the for New Years Address,
20 n. n,s,ented before the 25th Of December next
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

A Marufacto-y Ct deIf-wnre is in successful
operation in Alton, H.. under the sSperin'end-
ence Of Mr.. Thomas Croxfon, i-.e of Englanj.-
The ware i. said 10 be of superior quality.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Tnn Who's OF MOBILE, ALABAMA, have cleo
ted their tickle, for city officers, by q handsome
majority.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

nxDlcKENs' NorEs. We paid shilling for
the book, and thus fooled away our money-we
read tho book, and thus fooled away time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
"MUycIETowS, Nov. goth, loi-

tai q
Indiana:
"MCvcIErowx, Nov. goth, l6i-
..Mr Holloway: AT O'Clock, A. NJ on saturday we
osh destructive broke in the large DICK
bu;Idips Of Mess Russey, Jack & Co, on the south gu
NJ Main street. which caused tho loss OF much properly
When In. FIRE discovered il had already pene'en
through tho roof Of budng and all efforts TO save
x.. fute,s and soon abandoned. The attention Oh inc
citizens was directed the protection oil the ADJOINING
houses nd tho saving the goods and effects ID Inc one
now fast crumbling ashes There was, PfoSi"eh"y "
,h. ,;m, a perfect calm presnilinz' which, WIN INC
;,,,e. If the citizens ssved the surrounding bu'dihss
,soh this calamity number have sustained severe ia
,.. Some in short space Of three hours, were de-
;..d =, Al, b.y possessed. The building consumed con-
.;a DR., Goods Store, Printing establishments l
r.;,o, Shop Iron Store, and the Recorder: ohce
49, hooks Of which fortunately saved Inc PRIMERS
Ioses-their entire establishments having
b.., FIRE originated yet shfondeo IN
mv.,ery: the general opinion, however, s that 1t IS the
,L If a, incendary. The Ladies' of Hunciet"wn deserve
zach eredt in assisting the course OF mo eVouB
,.,, much good through their timely ad was ehec'eu-
M.,x narrow escapes made but no BODILY nuy was
sustained.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

VESFTE undersigned having take1 Of the Wnvne Pro-
Court Of Adm nistration the Estate Of
James Bortos. de~eased. requests all indebted
sad Estate make immediate payment. Ard those ha
claims against TIC present thein legally nnihsntea
tel for set:sn-o within year from date hefeo-
The pIaba5 solvent
JOB BORTON. Admir-
ps-1,,o,4 De~e-be- 3 1872 $3.50