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w ANIED-Iemperance otiice, ia6 Nassau-S.
SITUATIONS TOR servants Of the bs., Aini well recon-
- sec
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w ANTED-A Partner in a Loan and CommiS.
sioa Office Tae business Will pay from $50 &c scca
Ter snnum An acrre with Sa haze "a ia,rrs.r -
Good references viii Be given and required; Ary Ih
front etice {siws
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BOARD IN BROADWAY.-Persons wishing
- Board in pleasant r,rt OF the City requested TO call
al Gi8 Broadway bewesn Bond and Baecker.stree,s Gem
tcmen and their Wives can be furnished with parlos having
bedrooms attached few single gentlemea can be hand
somey accommodated Rooms for transient Bsarders. Term.
mo-, pIo ns
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coo OO0 TO LOAN ON GOOD CITY
'DoO.OOO security. Apply TO A. P. Smith, s Liber-
~ t,x~
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teaching the Ordinary sasSs 49, Ms;.hs ,,n.
80 Wsrrer-s,. ~ * ps''se iHtaiis. tiss a5.s ~
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DEMOVAL-T. 2. CLAPP, Dealer in Watches,
II Jewe and Fancy Goods has removed from 10 Nassau
street 10 % John-srreet-
y B.-A me French Clock, striking The hours and half
hours with beautiful g figures, perfect umekf-feI, io
sale al half The in.ortet's price uaG In
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4 BOY WANTED-To learn the Jewellery
Business, He boari with his parents. Apply II,
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pOARDlNCi.-A front and back parlor on the
~ second floor. with psnes between suitable for gentle.
and their wives, furnished unfinished, let with
board Al so, i.w snge gentlemen can be accommodated
with board and pleasant Terms moderate. Apply
No. IS East Broadway. u3i lms
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FATAL AccIDENr.-Thc scafiodng at the caves
of the large tlree-storv store erecting by Haha-
way & Luce, on Collins wharf, gave way this
morning, preciptating the master builder, Levi
Sturtevant, and two journeymen carpenters, to
the ground, a distance of 80 feet. One of the
journcymen, Mr.. Maker is dead. The other is
recovering, and Mr.. Sturlevant, though badly
hurt, it is hoped will survive
New. Bedford Mercury. 9Th.
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place by respectable Young
w woman with fresh breast Of milk Good references
Apply AT So9 Delaney ST. lei Sc
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MILITARY GOODS BELOW COST-Swords,
Fl Shcs Eraueues laces buttons, tasses &c. cases
U. $: Muskets 2'c Rifles do English assorted Swords
do French assorted Swords, at WSl HINTON'S PAPER
Warehouse, 81 Maiden Lane. jeS fw.
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DOARDlNC,--A few single getlemen, or gentle
~ with their wives obtain very pleasant furnished
paors aud betrooms with board No. ST. White street.
few doors from Broadway my25 Inns
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Es7- Netc Temperance Boarding House the era
HAM SYSTEM a, No. ~ Vese -streei.-Thii house Is
rewy fitted up AND furnished in the richest sle Is table
p,oers the choicest Fruits Vegetables Coshea Butter Or
an-- County Milk, SC Permanent: Boarders viii De accom-
modified the reasonable terEl5. Gentlemen and l..
dies visiting the City earnestly invited give tfia
and are assured thu. thrv viii fad que, and no
sftainabl- in H,,., Terms moderate aaorf
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LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.
~ Doctor LYELL's LECTURES on GEoLoCY.-The Sc
cond edition Of those celebrated Lectures reported for The
Tribune ready |, contains Engraved Frontispcca
exhibiting ideal section Of part Of the Ears Crust, with
explanations will also general Introduction
Geology no, before published. Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects iuvergne Lacustrne PERIOD Volcanic Pc
Rod, Eruption of Cosesuns, Mouat Dor Lecture H. The
Earts Strata Marine Strata Periods Auyerg.e District Sub
Apprentices. Mount, Ftna. Lecture III, Iphe.yal aud Sub
ence Of the Earth Naples, Temple Of Scraps, Monte Nuo
Lecture ", Coral Reefs Coral Islands Lecture v
Origin OF Coal. Lecture VI Fossil Footprints lecture VII
Recession Of the Falls OF Niagara. Lecture Ill Bouliers
and lc-bergs
To the above also added this edition, SSstch of hs
Lecture Of DR.. J. Augustine SMITH. delivered before the
Lycem OF Natural History the 9th of December last on
the Different Races Of Men.
" Price yer single copy 25 cents. Po,masers RENTING
One Dollar viii he entitled To FIVE copies.
GREELEY s McELRATI1,
rrlbu mi, Nrp-i
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WANTED-ln a small family, respectable
Woman. thoroughly qualified fer the 81 chldrea
who would Be competent teach them ths lessons
readiaG AID who would De willing be otherwise useful
Adde'S Box So Cpper Pcs, Ofics - ~
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BOARD WANTED-In the vicinity of Harrison
~ street, pryare family Address J. F. b. Lumber OF
fee corner of Harrison and Wrst.strees j3lws
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myG imeod

ITO the Lat;ies.-A really wonderful and trnly
valuable discovery ri cosmetic OF srlstn 'stE' H
recently been mace b. lady OF this cry which sue csS @
pJo-ed sum o SaGOG of her discover, and has poia,sa
Yoys Dr. Drott In Fiilalphia and j. p Clark IN Boston
where tn article be iouad By ,ss u.s. , se
as If BY mac and what IS of CREST importance u coaais
particle of mineral ~ 90.
and the complexion exceedingly faiF Pnee css ana >
ps< bottle. Ms IWtpu
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CHEAP BOARD at Staten lSand-A few gem
tsmsn families can 6s accommodated with board in
delightful part of New Brighton The spacious and
airy-te grounds and beautiful Inquire mnehi-
ately the New Brighton House. New Brighton.
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. HEALTH, QUIET And COAlFORI.-Ihe 1El-
ham House 81 Barcayuet New 9rk Tro!ers ad'at4sss
rarely offered It e=iGy located clean and AIRY
street, very the business part Of the cay aad 10 TIE lie
crs are convenient and neat while us liable uypile! WIN
Tive bes, Vegetables and Fruits that y procured excluding
moderate aal every efor made render BOalsrs como.Ia
Ole. Shower Bath. FREE Remember. 63 Barcay-st
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G 4 00O TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
- f,Ooo IN this city; also, $4,000, in one sum Or
smaller amounts Persons wishing loans first bond
and mortgage relues ted 20 call on
los lM. ANTHONY LANE, IS Wall.s;rset
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C1 S00TO LOAN-On good New-Ycrk City
'OI.cOO Property Apply to A. P. SMITH, IS Libef
t,.s
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Alderman Of The 5th Ward Of hr CIV OF Newly ork.
Prepared and sold BY a. B. Sands X Co., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 23 Broadway, corner OF Cham
ber,.strert NewYo and Tor sale by Druggists throughout
the u. s. Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S.
The public RESPECTFULLY requested TO remember that 1t IS
Sands Sarspal thai has and constantly nchiev such
remarkable the difficult class Of which
the human frame subject and ask for Sands.' Srsarala
and take no other. myl0ti
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~ CautEon.-The Travelling Public CAUTIONED
against yyins their fare al Albany schenecia or UticN aTF
farther West than Syracuse suffering et baggage 10 be
puf IN the Cars going West Of Utica there other NOES
OF Conveyance from blt place 10 Rochester Lewiston Mag
ara Falls and Buffalo rnucn cheaper and seaSautr A. The
agents these lines permitted u cutter tn Ca HOUSES
along IN. liz. TIE Railroad becomes necessary f the
Ponr OF tese ch-l- modes OF put the
Travelling Public their guard against the inpnsons OF
"'s S oersas NJ. "a a. = - nr2s imeoI
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An 1dy Nc John Tailor an? Md psPs has
with J. X. Goodman where he is receiving his Spring aud
style suits furnished in twelve hours Having seatiy
reduced HI, he will be enabled to sell at redpcel
prices and he socts the vors Of his friends aud the public.
whom be feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
t2tore received His good article, runctualty in
hng ORDERS low prices, and cash delivery. a2 #.
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WANTED TMNIEDIATELY-25 Landsmen.
(tmercans) for Whaling vsyass. in FIRST class shys.
Also, swo sospe carpenters and backsri,fs,
whom pay will be given All clothing and other
ARTICLES furnished the ct OF the voyage For fur
ther particulars apply 20 the agent,
m3i i'm WILLIAM LCCkEY, 100 South-st. up starr
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SeiZs upon truth where ere Us found.
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes.
n, rEr,.ri,n nr On b.,,bar ,y-,,,,i
On CbTIslIiH OF on IItiIIitil STNunu--
The flowers divine where e'rr II grows -
Y s,.lnI,t fh.s ttt.ir .Is md aSsnr,,., II,

The rropreors daily from the medical proes.
son. ministers of the Gosel officers justice and numerous
private citizens, ample and willing testimony both written
and verbal the superior value and efficacy &C this pr.paya.
tion. To the poor furnished cratairousy sufficient
proof being gwen of their wofthnssS.
Still further proof the superior value and efficiency Of
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PROFESSIONAL

n y. PARK, A. NJ. Surgical and Mechanical
IL. Dentist and Artificial Oculist. after few days absence
returned his office at 1873 Broadway y. y, having had ten
years constant practice years the
now ia readiness for every description Of dental Treatment
combining all the inventions and mgror both Of The
psst and Of the the scientific and approved
principles adopted 5y The talented and learned the
profession 5o;h in this country and in EuroFe terms
adaI,trl The LLesent financial condition Of bmsne D w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS-Ro OBJ
lerts Improved BROWN SOAP manufactured az No. $40
Cherry ST has article humbug, but just what
presented and warranted experiments have been
made b nothing has been successful this Soap. h
superior for washing all Of Wooens, Linens Laces
Nuss, CacocS Silks, Sc &c rendering them perfectly
sweet aud clean with much less labor than any other soap
For washing Cacoes and printed Alusns especially,
passes other article Fanne may be washed aud bleache!
by the of this soap without the least fear OF shrinking For
washing the skin equal any Windsor SOAP, rendering
soft and white. IL injurious ingredients and IA
warranted njure either texture color If used as d
fected this Soap surercede the necessity Of boiling OF Sieac
ing The following certificates from Professors Gale Lee and
Stewart. who have used the article III their families and
thoroughly tested its peculiar virtues alone sufficient 10
remove all doubt or prrirdlce and ensure tral:
NEw-YoER, May, 1918.
T. RobertsSr have examined specimens OF your Brown
Soap aud have used my family With the mos, diff
cult articles of housekeeping have distributed specimens
amongst such acquaintance consider comEsten judges in
the matter the Iesut tdt tie Soap the estimation Of
those who have used IT, all that purports be.
Yours, l.. D. GALE, VI. D.
Having made use in families OF Roberts Improved
Brown solp" nate Fdelz: German soap,) We fully
satisfied Of is entire superiority any other and confidently
wholly preferable to thing Of the kind in
USE New York, May 1919.
JAMES STEWART, NJ. d.
lmeod. Abdingd0H SQUARE.
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JNRE. MARINE AND INLAND. NAVlCiA-
I TION INSURANCE on the Mutual plan-combined
with capital of 100000 together with the accumulated
profits OF the past
THE. JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY, No. 50 Wal street, prepared TO ssnG Policies
Ere Marine and Inland Navigation risks, adjusting losses
heretofore, with promptuess and bsray.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
william w Dfupt.p. Secretary. al96 Il
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T'RENCH LINEN DklLLlNGS-Just received
/ DAVOL'S Cloth Store. Ne 80 Aai1eHlane, OF
French Linen Diins5 the best quality comprsgg eter
visty OF sryi- PLAIN figured, striped and plaid Also best
bIunk WHIT Basl-y Drills; brown and slate french Linen
bIeacht and unble2ched Barnsry Duck y aad Gar. PLAIN
and bbe. Gambroons French summer sssniere l-hi ana
DARK Cashraettrs black Cashnare,te5 black and bur-back
ali wool aud silk warp Drap dEte, together with various
other articles suitable for gentlemen aud boys summer cloth
,c, for sale at III. la.Scst market prices, at
mr9T i'm DAVOL'S Cloth Store, ~ VI sIteG lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-09

WANTED.-Famihes supplied gratis al Breads
w ofnce. -, Grand-stret with the b, American Eng
moved 70 tins place. 6 81.
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~ Medicines of :he best quality. new prepar;:
atoms and approved popular remedies Le-cheS English aud
+ roach Ptrum-ry; SOAPS brushes &C. for sale by
J. * /. CODDINGTON. Apothecares.
NIL lms 2gT FIudsou-StTe-t, cor. Spring
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SlOOOO,s,Tl,os .,, eApTn tal;:',
silent who command $500 to COO 10 ad
vance commission Produce House Good
Irrss II. $. this Office asIu.
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NCw-York, April a0th 1888.
This TO certify that James Mcconnell called on me aud
exhibited ms foot aud leg and stated thar BY the eleven
bottles Of SASpss SARsAp,R, perfect cure had been ei
fecte With feelings OF tia gnti,ude Nessrs.
Sands thus being instrumental under Divine Providence IN
curing and restoring him health requests give this
certificate ROBERT JONES.
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HAVANA SUGARS-40O boxes Whites, for
-y GRINNELL. MINTURN & co.'s south.,
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Nrw.Yorx. Arril 9th. 1919.

NTessrs SANDS: Genemsn-Al;housh it may be consider
ed unnecessary Tor add another proof the Justly de-
serv. celebrity OF your invaluable PREPARATION OF Sarsapa
L., yet for the benefit OF my fellow men, feel bound 10 pro-
clam h8 From boiGE helpless cripple, with
disease Of the lever exentie, which spread the legs,
nsrep, and eet, distressing. much, render life al
the use OF yomr Sarsapara For years was unable 10
weaT shoe and thu right foot and ANGLE very much
comptnel with violent chnSand burning sensations,
81 80 ' it a. he ' L :" u.s. pau, S a ,plos
made by Sarsapar a. resolved make another effort
regain ms heath-and under the blessing of kind
Providence am thankful 10 say am we'll With feelings Of
gratitude Won aud hllkuness the svef OF all GOOD for
thus blessing the friend
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A FOUNTAIN PAVILION. on the West bank Of
MI Il; -: y -..... k.....

MOUNTAIN PAVILION. on the West bank Of
vi the HuiSon miles from Hoboken FRY
This situation for the and reret Of prospect IS see.
,,I 10 no Other The Hudson Except Catskl Mountain
Hons and many pccts the Sccer presented
eyan That Th-Ie Is beauty variety richness and sabmtg
r. no pep describe. The charm,1- bay the scattered
,ni> the great city the Ws:erl " ORD, With jersey ity,
E,nak}n Sc which spread y0rr te-the yi-Vg
-Yt,nd north pr-seas summit aif-f summit OF the
US, Alegaly i;e. whsh distinctly trace as II
H. Mountain House The rhnu<ards who swarnia-
r5r the South Their way 10 the Springs and tie Falls
hnnM know what here presented OmGlbuses
n.rsnfly Hoboken Ferry aud the Pavilion. which
tf will excellent order 4 few sill 70 J-
et fof the Families reasonably accommodated % w
TNI0N HALL, AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
I-T- subscribers have the pleasure of again announcing
70 their friends and the pubic that tey continue k the
Iulon H-l!, which will b opened Ter COMPANY ZION
DAY tie 18th OF Way INST.
This erensir. Establishment we'll known scarcely
10 -e1uir4 DESCRIPTION sucs occupies frontage OF
400 i.r, oc Broadway and Compensated.
The Spacious Saloons, Dining Halls and PlzZas and also
The tiu Garden ant pleasure grounds about 0u
acres land whle rs clos vicinity the Justly celebrate.
Congress Spsin., oelns about 0 -t W-st renders II
r,l.i eariahie loczfy.
The iaecla The result OF many yess Of
anxious study uaer tn direction OF one OF the
preent ptorrIr:os Ter tn last ls yesr the wishes OF
the thousands who have t=r pleased again aud 70
,Isu:zs tins continuance OF which, VIII D.
the unrIrins am OF t- proprirtors 10 S-servs
Saratoga Springs, Mag 9Th 1874. myIl Iw
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N5" Gentlemen's Summer Hats-CcmprIsne
all the various ycs-are ready for inspection and sal,
al the subscribers store, corner Pine aad Nasssusts.
MOI 9y. BIRD
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T ARD OIL.-Th- subscribers have constantly
hand and daily receiving superior quality OF Lard
OIL manufactured and improved principle, with
packages nt the lowest prices. The ttcton Of the
public particularly invited the article offered bv them
b. ine considered uaeqaa!ed By any other made 1t give,
more b,nt iigIt, is free from all smell, and clearer and
equally Profitable for burnn. the best Sperm OIL! and
for manufacturing PURPOSES has preference Olive Oil
80 # BUTLER * MORRIS, f3 Naterst
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CROTON WATER.-MILLER 4 COATES,
~ Plumbers. l6 Graad-stree doors OF Broadway
furnish Timed Lead Composii,on and Iron Pipes, Hyrsntx
Fountains, Bath Tubs &C. and every article connected with
the of Croton Water dwellings warehouses ali
factories Orders for the Introduction of water promptly
executed. ml3 Inn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

0f Mr. Henley : resolution InstrucIng the COM
miuee on education 10 repor: bll! aPpropriatIug
he proceeds Of the remainder CT the Waba sh
and Erie canal lands east Of flppecanoe river
for purposes OF common school education, and for
the erection Of syIum for the blind and deaf and
dumb. &c.
Mr. Thompson moved the following amend
n,ent; but II was not 10 order:
Whereas the non-pay ment OF the four last III
stallmenis OF interest state debt, has crea
led an impression among bond holders that
The people Of Indiana are disposed to repudiate
such debt and whereas such impression does great
iriostice 10 our people, by creating lmpuiatIon
on their honor and integrity not deserved by
them inasmGch they have the willingness TO
paw not only the interest, but IN time, the prIn-
crpal, and are only prevented doing So now, By
The prostitution OF BUSINESS, the pecunary embar-
easements cf the country aud the reduced prices
winch our produce bears in the markets; and be
IIievlng ii due 10 our bond holders we'll as TO
our own honor that this erroneous impression
should not exist: Therefore.
BE i. Resolred, That we the Representatives.
of the people of Indiana view the idea OF repudi
atinc any part Of State deb:, that has been
contracted in good faith, uni ust TO the holders
of our bonds md d shonnrable 10 people,
and, that now hereby renew The pledge, (gv-
en- on the face of The bonds) Of the faith OF the
State for the final payment of SAID debt ioge her
with tho interest thereon, whenever our condI.
ton viii enable : TO accomplish It,
The pending question was TO amend 10 in
sert "enquire INTO the expediency," &c, which
was carried. ayes II. noes 3s
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6307 3i39
.Dtt.DS
~

The Wing ma jnriiy in 1910 was :, 92S, and may
now be pu, down at about ? 200. The District
being formed, an election for member OF Con-
gress is the next thing 10 order. la The election
of Wing, the same difficulty will exist as has
heretofore defeated Wing aspiranis are apt
TO believe that two Wing candidates may contin-
ue in the field without endangering the country
TO tho success of locoioco. 1t will not do TO
risk the experiment again, and il is the duty oil
he Wings to early and decisive means to u
mite upon one candidate, and thereby secure his
election. We propose to the Wings of The Dis
trlct that a Convention be held a Cambridge.
Monday, the first dav of May next, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidate for Congress
The Convention should be fairly and honorably
gotten up by the peOp!c-keep out the intriguing
politician and tho demagogue, and lei it be said
that the people rule in Convention as well
as IN election. Let delegates be sent from
cry township in each county in the District. We
suggest, that the people who may meet in the pri
mary capacity OF township meetings, instruct, by
positive vote or otherwise, their delegates for
whom they shall vote, as their first, second, and
third choice. There is why a conven-
ton cannot be fairly and honorably conducted, if
the people only do their duty; therefore hope
that every Wing 10 the District whose cheek has
burnt with shame a, the disgrace Of being repre-
scented by such thing Kennedy, will attend
either the primary meetings or the general
convention.
We make the suggestions for the consideration
of the Wings. What say you friends of Fayeite
Henry and Union? We should like 10 see N ex
preston of opinion on this sub ect from our breth-
rem of the trIood-of the Record Courier and
Telegraph.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

CoHgress-The reports OF the proceedings OF
Congress are dry and embarrassing to the general
reader The time of the Senate is still occupied
with the discussion of the Oregon questionable
Bankrupt bill, and the QnIntupie Treaty.
The Oregon bill has passed by vote of "A to
%
The House is occupied with private, and ap
preparation bills.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11
OUR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Is composed Of the counties of Wayne, Fayette,
Henry, and Union small, neat and compact
In tho presidential election OF 1910, the vote
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11
FOR NOR,
: 4 Nj l. T. l. Is | G. G. T. r..
FOR LIEUT. ESANT GovERSoR.
JOH y II B II a ID l. l. Y

WING Central Committee of Wayne County.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. z. CREAGER, II. g. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
If the Wings Of either of the counties IN this
Congressional District have appointed Central
Committee, We hope they Will forward their
names TO US for publication, Tor the benefit Of the
party IN general.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

GIVE indebted TO the Hons. Il. w.
Thompson, and A. Kennedy for interesting pub.
he Documents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

nA-"Ihe keystone State" III was The clio
quenco of HENRY CLAY, that called Pennsylvania
the "keystone Of tho federal Arch"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

GA plot wac sometime since laid In Ilaly to
assassina,e Powers. the american sculptor. We
ere happy in being able 10 say tina, he escaped,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

Our Abolition Friends. -We understand that
our Abolition Friends have had a me citing New
port and have como 10 the determination to Sc
cede from the Society of Friends, and have take
primary steps TO organize Yearly Meeting of
their Report says that they adopted ode.
caration Of independence ~