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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05

In relation to the Safety Banks his Excellency re-
marks upon the loss public confidence in those instu
ons consequent upon destruction of the safstynd and
the losses of the bhoders growing out of the frauds oil
bank officers whom he recommends to punish in by
imprisonment in the State Prison. We apprehend that 1t
betterto remove the temptation to crime than to punish
He presents melancholy picture of the utter failure OF
what called the free bank system that is the empower
ing OF associations to circulate paper money on the basis
OF state promises and real He states follows
Eighty five associations individual bankers have de-
posted the requisite securities and received circulation
notes therefor under the general banking law Seven OF
these have been closed by their officers and have
deemed their notes at par excepting 0s outstand'
ing Tor the redemption Of which an equal amount has
been deposited with the Comptroller. Twentysi six have
been closed by the Comptroller that had at the time Of
failure circulation of $l,l97, $50 90
Securities OF these banks consisted OF bonds
and mortgages deposited, $4l9,497 SO
state Stocks, I,ll1,20O 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05
WEIGHS
q L Y M PIC RCUs.y
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

H. WEIGH respectfully the citizens Of Nav
York. that he has made arrangements with Mr. f. Simpson in
order to fit up the
PARK THEATRE
AS AN ELEGANT OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
The Decorations of which completed in the rich
perfect tase by r. SMITH and srErrRs and their
assistants.
will afford opportunity Of presenting the
public judgment, an entirely
NEW DROP SCENE,
Painted by .........Mr John X. Smith,
Esteemed one Of the talented native artists.
The varied Acts and Equestrian Scenes will be accompanied
by ORCHESTRAL MOVEMENTS. expressly compose
to aid their general effect
NT-To PARENTS and GUARDIANS OF FAMrLIEs-The great
nature and tendency oevey part Of the exhibition
this Talented Troupe order unite the highest
ty with the highest degree of talent.
The Fir,t Grand Apnea TO the public will be made on
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 9TH, 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05

TOR On. FEUCHTWANGEKS Price Current Copa
via, Capsules Acids, Dyewoods Lunar Csustic ID uef
reotype Chsmica. German Silver. &c. &C. &C. Bee fourth
page. Ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05

AMERICAN THEATRE-WA AIN UT-sT,
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c CUsHMAN
THIS EVENING, Jan. 5, will be performed
LOVES FRAILTY.
To conclude with
THE BLACK RAVEN OF The TOMBsp
Il. A. MARSHALL, Lessee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
Knfz's American Anti Bilious
LIF T. i IL l. :
For the Preuention and Cure Of Diseases arising
from a Disordered System and In
1,Te Blood, rt.:


Billions, intermittent, Remittent, Nervous, In1amna
tory Puttd Feyer, Dysprpsia Liver complaint, Sick
the Stomach, Pam tho side, Beas:, Back and
Shoulders CustIveness, Rheuuatisms Gout. Dysentaty,
flatuency Depressed Spirt Palpitation OF the Heart,
Loss Of Appetite, Acidiw, General Debility, iddness
of every descriptions Female Complaints suppress
and other complaints originating is2EdeIed Sto-
mach and Impure Blood.
This American Preparation is certain tho
root the primary OF all those distressing malade,
childhood old and be used with perfect safe
" by all under circumstances. particularly among de-
complaints which often render their healh very
prepared from the solid Extract: Of Ierbs and Roots-
Their To "Ciea,tse Purity and Strengthen"
harmless TO the Constitution and death 70 diseosa
II ~ fact that all systems liable from imProvidence
and neglect accumulate Bile and variety of diseased
hnnoss. To cleanse the system, should be early
ded II neglected the patient certain 10 be Indicted
with painful disease and potract suffering. Nearly all
classes Of disease caused by distinctions the
system which prevent and wholesome operation
of the animal functions This of the system dis
ease, which manifested a variety of forms less
malignant i'll their character. To the system
state OF health, then, is only necessary the
of disease, and end accomplished, TIE
obstruction This be removed by purga-
ton which is the only should be resoGted to,
because, suggested by reason and by nature.
In and iadarnmatoy form o Diseases such
evers of all kinds Collie Dysentary Cholera Mobus Rhel-
matisrn, Small Pox, violent Pains, Neuralgia Apopexy,
Peursy all other violent attacks,
from 20 pulls. until the pam or inflammation is lb.i-
ded, when be diminished keep tho bowels
In all Chrome Complaints or diseases Of long standing
ordinary dose from Pills taken retiring
bed when arising IN the morning. The patient must
mind that dose be governed by
cc when the medicine taken open
bowels. be taken, md the
bowels acted freely, and when the medicine
Pills be taken sufeen, produce coPous
of the bowels and to be continued in until all pain
and disease eradra'ed from the body when they be
used occasionally TO keep the system open.
For sale a Richmond Book
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
THE PRICE OF
SkPPINGTON7S PILLS

,la ~
| 1. ',nT,r . hoI =, an fr, ,I,,,ties II, In3,a,a
sI nTs bere5n 1,e,5'neI A.ca9I,,n TO the .b.l. ne
N nero crarf mar sra,. pms Yrporti,g to tie his
AND other PMS win me ereat,s ca6tion Of
I '9rsa are oeea los saG IN many p"I the cons s
p1sgn 81 y ,'' no s'9 , is ye a
or eanre ~ them hatareShsv have the same appeal
e esg she .na effects na as heTooo And 10 avoid M
- s, rs - % ,, nv b yiorc, ao'1 81 Whom,
- Get the genuine PiIis but also how t, avoid The sur
Gus o, @f'''o' - NJ. a.. ,r...,-.. ...,I
bathpa"o'V co.. "m' hoih'' "m' l"'hF''H' ana =
G Hosen. ,..- .,.-.,.-.-.. +, p.,t.,
Boon CO X b. ios7t9, )" m. N''P0enson' l. bheNhAi
ier' i'a'n9fe ''l ~ a. - - Spence, r,t.,
C5s%toa eo Il lnoe l w. Fox and \. 4" id"Hf'
Clay 60 T. ka~ley, Jacob La'hef' fnfne Chance n Co
Case CO.; Christopher M'combs VIM. Brown a SON and
d. Miller p..t,..
Cint9n CO.. \" IL, k3seIs 'p'h na'"ef a''
CarFon CO.. Andre" w aus l'inNi' a D. De'5 an"
William S'ephens,i,, r. :. H.. = 1,.., .,,w
Da n,e CO.; James -A'i'''' - - ''"' ; " ''' am v
Dearborn co.; r. Roger.
Decatur co; John Barker aud w w Atrh'osan
Delawate CO.; "' jones' Lewis hee+' b l. o"'n@+' y
7. lfa'eil- W, -, ...... :. Lowe. a,l ssboa,
& White '
Favette "a T. Sip,,za,
F1mtai, CO.; Philf6 Weaver, Wan M,rtlnofo a.d H.
Martin.
Icso" CO. a. f"aR aIi y O. 5'n5 T.
Gcon S' ea,! Henry Pierce .n4J.l.. p,lm,n
tf,r,5sor -, W., Ro,ker Craven LYNN & r = XViIett
Uendrirk. CO.; Blair NJ -CrosEv ,,nd d G. Worth.
IIa,c,rl 90 r. r Gr,y II perm, am, Iesse Atkinson,
III ca -, yeaee- Rohe,t Wise, and \Yeu. \
t;oJ95gin
Hamilton co.; Geo West J. J. Conner aud Co.tnshan
4 & so,
JeGerso, co : T d Young
jackson 60 H. Peter w H. Hamilton, w. KindIe, T.
Richard, aud Hiram, Noe.
jennings CO.; j. l.. Tatca,, J. L Smyia, smith, WAIVER
4 CO, mud J. II. 3I'Canuon.
Jay CO; Evins Pelham, l.. \. Byram aud w Brandea.
Knox Co: A b DANIEL IL. H. Peek, H. b. Shep hed and
T Jno. VI. Cook, ana \. Berry
Lawrence Co: G. CLARK anl J. u Thopa-=oa
Nattiu CO.. {; Riley \ Bryant aud ii. Isertrnnd
Morgan C.. Stafford and WIN. Tail
Marion Craixhead * Brandon, Feyton Bfstoe, D.
Barker and James Parkee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

Il well that consumption destroys more
ve4 than other disease record - gent has
destruction throughout the United States within
last year enng January last, ta0t upwards OF '9uoV
persons died with .hs lusluus disease one year
Shocking Were that tins fact has been care
falls records OF mortality could not
We behold its fatal tavages fam
HES all around us, gathering III It's cherries embrace
Ilchl every circle, and casuhs gloom aud darkness
place These ocular demonstrations
must all should be spared ia Pf"ea
jns medicine immediately its fatal prosrcss be
: late.
Therefore, who afflicted with tho first symptoms
cousuuPtve pulmonary nature. delay not ~ u-ta-
Dr. Duacans Expectorant Remedy; certain To erRd
the hrst es seed of con
sumption, aud w also perfect honith many "i
long besa confined stck chamber, g'son
i,rura5e, OF proper medicine Agents
from all parts Unted States speak of the wonderful
this discovery the healing art, for escuns
thousands the cold and silent grave.
.Foe-1ho above medicine vegetable PFcpaT1
ton, very pleasant the and suitable 10 uaer
any Full dUecUons are desc.9bei IN
pa implicit accompanying the medsinc.
Always Dr. pantan'- Expcctoraut Remedy, AMI
loo persuaded nay other nnt You give Il falf
trial Al genuine has te envelope representations ut
Hope
CgtefJon-Ihere persons that soil t5H above
dicfnc, guilty recommending trash ot their ow1
steins which by for trAe, add eer the
place Ds Duucan's This they ia 10 speculate at the
expense and health those who taolr guard
Pufcna.cfs careful OF those fosaes.
Principal Once No. 49, North Eighth street, Fhtaiol-
phia. F1co 81 per bottle, l4yo dolors.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
Consumption and bleeding of The lungs cured,


Miss EHELISE YgAGEE. aged II years, ak-nn the
age OF 10 with slight cold, which she neglected.
lungs fell prey seeking cpSsusiPrfoz,
when application made physician, bat
feet lie considered her hopeless one, and prescr,-
bed but little medicine for her In
charged great quantities of blood with
of thick phleg aHd cough. Her bodily
length reduced t. living skeleton;
i21sly looked by her friends, that spTcrnss might
ended - death; ply stefan called frequently during
time. AID las, resource, determined
Dr. Danean's ESpectorant Remedy, having noticed some
extraordinary performed BY the medicine similar
cases lie at obtained bottles AMI administered
II to her. The fourth day he found change. which
hopes; he continued giving Tor Il days
at the cad Of which time sic aDe walk II be5
chamber, 10 the astontshmen ri her friends
lives Sne cont,aIeI using medicine weeks ahep
she declared herself entirely free from disease
now pLlrs1es her daily oce1patLon in perfect healh.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
CONSUMPTION ARRESTED-READt



July z, l-f2
Dr.. UUNcA~-Dear Sir: Your ENpcctofant Remedy. f'r
pulmonary eeons doing wonders IN Tins section o the
state, The astonishing performed by II - lint
u1on Mrs. Lydia AudcrS She taken with |ener:
heavy cold upon lnns; suffered disease
rcd living frame, and all hopes Iecaycry
up 10y her faenl and her syuplo, be-
Ine uose peculiar II pulmonary coaznpu decline
person from Pu-bargh stopping place tnr fs,y
dry hearing Of her situation Immediately recommended
yoHr EXpcct5THn Remedy, 't1at IL medicine por't
health that would TIE last induced
friends 70 send to Pittsburgh, (bens the place
procure Ira botdss, aad gave the
her according the direction BY she oa 1oIn
change for the better evidently hg o
lhose that knew situation. Seeing wonderful
o the medicine purchased four dozen bottles AM sold
them those similarly afflicted since, obtained ss dozen
more, and furnished, believe, the above lady
tics She IS living monument, enjoying perfect health,
the astnnf@eent OF both relatives and friends,
many other performed vicinity,
tcFe-tiu that performed Mrs ADDE'S. Your uedt
cine considered here beyond com eutoa and 30
relied upon safe aud eecta remedy for disease. Of
consUmptve character.
Enclosed send you $50 N the Wheeling aud WISH
In2t1a bank. send dozen bottles by the way af
baltimore, Immediately, have constant ca- Tor
medicine aud cannot be without It. oar-, haste.
JAMES w. ROSS x 90.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
SPIT TING OF BLOOD.

l. another dangerous symptom puloao7.arv nfckion
aud ditcnt 70 arrest when neglected with
coh c5pou xpectoraton, which consists Of bright
matter, black and clotte5 with there mostly
some fever, hea-ache, paipation Of the heart
heat and redne-s Of the cheeks: difficulty thing
mess OF the throat and satish mouth, sDr
DHncan's Expec0raat Remedy will be found
coruVjaht. One SINGLE botte many cases. will
II used the FIRST attack, but when neglected, may
qoire Those who DO afflicted sptt,ny
u 6tood should lose time in procuring
cine, this disease mostly proves early
atteA3ed to- (CI-Prics Ono Dollar per bottle
For sale az the RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March III, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

Terms of AdyertIsing.- DOLLAR per square ia,
three Insertions and 1wEsrYFIvR CEsTs for each ,d-
dItaoaa nsertIonTEH LIsEs, spare OCCUPIED tv
1J etF; IS counted zquafe- nothing
square; all square, and less than square ana
half 70 Dc counted sgHre and hai-Per square for
three months, HKEE DOLLARS; for six SIX Dot
LARS, or EH DOLLARS annun squa FrFTeEs
DOLLARS AND Fifty CEsTs per annufn; three squares
l"E*Tf DOLLARS Per annum. Merchants, Dfaggisis,
an o-her advertising By the year, viii be charged for
column u 1900 ms, $50, per- for theofoarth.
81 column, s5B, 9e+ for Haif coama- $500: for
quarter If column, Ca 9ec1ctIon Or 20
viii - made Advertisements longer laaa quarter ii
column, wien inserted BY the half year year. AM not
altered. Caan-er notices aat petitions foi divorces
b4 paid invariably IN advance. Advertisensats coming
from abroad, os panied with the cash. unless
ofiere5 for publication - 4 5rather publisher.
y. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
or,uass the option Of te publishers by previous
engagement between the publisher and the ADVERTISED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
CURE FOR worms.
B. A. FAHNEST0CK'S VERMIFUGE.

4 eXpetence Of about fifteen years has proved o.
"A yond all doubt. that this Feuufuge is certain and
rierer tubing 70; worms.
Since was first put before the public, many worthless
preparations have been forced into nle which had
their day, and new counted much trash UheYe-
as. t. a Fahnesoet's pernafge daily Increasing
popularity o'ot7g 20 h t1attrc north II has only be
used according TO the directions and exist,
will certainly be expelled from the system The price IS
only p per bottle, which brings Of
all be cure TO get r. a Fa9lcstooks ernajtge, an
void all other articles Which said good none
Of Lhem nave me .L.,aes n The seat.as a-t.cLc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
A BALLAD.
sY TON mo- Cd, -

By TON no CD, r.
There lived an honest fisherman,
knew him passing we'll
Who dwelt hard by a htue pond,
Within q little dell.
A grave and quiet man was he-
Who lov'd nis hook aud rod,
So epsn ran his line of life,
His neighpor's though, il odd
For science and fof books he said,
lie never bad wish
No school to him vas worth ns,
EXCEPT 'schooi of fish
Thi, SINGLE minded fisherman
A double calling had
To tend his ffocks III winter time,
In summer, hsh for ahad.
IL short, this honest fisherman
All other tolls forsook,
And though no vagrnnt man va. ne.
lie lived by hook and crook
All day that fisherman would SIT
Upon an ancient log,
And gaze into the water, like
Some sedsntary frog.
A cunning fisherman was he.
His angie, all were right
And when no snalched his aged pole.
You'd know he'd got bite.
To charm tho fsh, he never spoke
Although his voice was fIne.
He found the mosl convenient way
Was Jass TO drop u Ans
And many 'goigeon' of the pond,
If made 10 speak 10 day,
Would own, with grief, this angler had
A mighty taking ,oay'
Ons day while fishing on the log,
He mourned his want of luck
When sud denly he felt q bite,
And jerking caught duck.
Alas. that day the fisherman
Had taken too much grog,
And being but iandsman, too,
Ho couldn's keep the log
In vain, he stove. with all his might,
And tried TO gain tho shore
Down, down, he went, to feed the fish
He'd baited oft before.
The moral Of this moornful tale
To all is plain and clear
A single sdrop too much of rum
May make watsIy bter.
And he who will not sign the pledge
And keep the promise fast,
Nav be, IN spite of fate, a shB
Cold ,cater man at last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

In consequence Of tho many attempts circulate coun-
teeii medicines, in the and after tho
Nernltuge have though, but Just public. well
as to sustain the hgh reputation which the
mas acquired to take such steps would eecualy
the success Of such reckless imposton purpose
nave at much expense obtained steel Plato engraving
presenting nather in the OF Administering
eihe 10 her ailins chl whe boy, restored full health
STANDS at her elbow THIS yigneits, impressed
per- i % sk5lfa.y execnd from attempts
coanteeiting, aud w after the first Of OCTOBER Is 40
substituted Tor the yellow wrapper which tho Nernidge
has heretofore appears aud still further security
Copyright has been obtained and entered according 10 act
Congress.
B. 4. F.fHNESTOCR, PIttsJllrgI
The genuine FGb.estocks Ternffge.' Is for sale in
Richmond Only at the BOOK STORE.
CrHAvE YOU HEARD Of Dr. s.erIirg's seo,aderf,4l
Sfrehs steang P!Gsterfits fame rapidly increasing
throughout the whole United SAFES No arc3e has ever
equailed 1t. Do notfa Irnedia,. trial of its
fca~y.
C-it - recommended for renl1vng pans from any par
Of the system sak1sas the Back, Breast. or S3e
for Burns SDraiss, Rac5snlatsHl an9 Coulter Cons
i.dnana atons &c And (can you besvs III the p-ce
- only l2s ccHtt. The poorest oar country need
no longer dEag miserable existence, ra-ke ii grew
pains.
Rememoer the Frce--onlT l23 cents.
For sale al the RICHMOND BOOK store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
TRUTHS

That the "PIIESn painful disease.
That ali who have the PILES risa 70 = cured.
That al trio hare had he LES, ami used Fetch
er'f French egetable Oistnze7a 4aE cuzEB.
That every ts5gi surprising v5-saez
Of Invaluable 'ClrtrlsrG p-9a7a-es SIS; 2EA-
for the cure Of Piles discovered.
T7a ias n~aluaea Remedy IS asJ warranted, eafIy
applied An immediate sure f5- Btrss, Seai4s ct,
That price TO = al@ags rsfaadeJ Il the Olaf
fails gse satisfaction pareaases. Sold ia
Richmoni a BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND BREAST.

Important u ts5se nio cal'ts health
-HessrE Sanford 4 Iark, DEAR SIks:-N III resati 10
Dr.. Wissass Balsam OF Cherry, for winch you
wholesale agents. have sold since last Orober, eighty
Two bottle. al RETAIL and hsari from great proportion
Of IN producing the desired effect
Several mpnr,an, in his vicinity which
der our personal know ledge CURED-hefc 9th
er remedies had been ,fied for years
Ii OF the valuable remedies for
consuTn tlon lungs, aud ali plants for which
II IS recommended and do think suffering
afflicted hould give general ctcuIoton
and make IFS virtues known.
We neatly OF It and We waiting snxiousy lot
your agent come may and pay hat
i sold. Yours truly,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
Farnham's Travels through Oregon.

Il NhAfELS IN tins CTr.a, Western PraIries, the
Il hase and Rocky Mountains. AMI n the Oregon Te-.
tory. by IhsDas J. Farahsm. Price Is cents
GA fresh supply jus. received 1: The Back Shire
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

ED. Bae. and Black writing fnk Ink p.as
y quilts. pa2sr. -afsrs sealing wax. Sc. Sc for sale
a. sae RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
" LAsLl Z NNkFTLE TT I-5TsE-
Wooster, o, May 3D. 1873.
INTERESTING ADMINISTRATIONS.


Dr. Wisars Agent Xsnia, OHIO, highly respectable
Druggist in thai delightful village, mas informed That the
of WIstars Balsam OF VIVID Cherry unparalleled
L. demand for II = that he can scarcely keep
haseif supplied with lie has had IN MS store,
he commenced business, all the popular remedies
for Lung .3tections Some Of these esteemed good
and of them temporary relief. Bot he has
had Nistar's Balsamof Wild Cherry number OF tho
ssross have become completely cured by its IL
sold incidence says the Doctor. n which had
hat entire confidence that have III this -
OrrIT G L Il E 80
Wheaever Wls;ar's Basam Of Wild Cherry i introduc
ed II atonce aiains that high reputation, which re
ly deserves. What stop it, sale when upon every
hand may be witnessed its wonderful cures The worst
OF 4sin recent bat dangerous Coughs and also those
whirh Of long standing, bronchitis, Rnd Cosnp2n
IN ITS early stages always cured by his most remakn-
bic medicine. Read the following certificate:
LANcAsTER County, PA, July Is, 1871.
Dear S'-Please send bottles of your genuine
Balsam of Wild Cherry. have been afflicted with Con-
SUMPTION for the las, years, and suffered very much
with severe tough, Pains in my Breast, Difficulty III
Breathing &c and have tried numerous rem
eies, and been under could n any
thing relieve me, until tried your Balsan. got one
bottle from neghbor Of mne who is using IT, and have
found s1ch wonderful relief ii, that have doubt
! will efectually.
Ney respectfully, Yours, &c
ROBERT HON1lIAS.
The genuine Wi-tar's Balsam s for sale in Richmond
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
NSU M p TON,

Colds. coughs, splitting of blood, dltii-
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

Inc stzens of Pittsburgh have voted in favor OF
as,he tax OF e25. 900. TO aid in making rail-
foao rom mat city to connec, with the Baltimore
and Ohio Rlilroad There was majority Of 5el
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

The Hanniba Joural says: Four years ngo it
was a rare thug TO . hogshead of tobacco
shipped from Hannibal-this year il is computed
by good Judge that over screen hundred hogshe ads
will pass through this place for q market.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

The GEORGIA NoMINATIoN Later accounts
from MlIiedgevile states that tho democratic,
Con ION passed the resolutions recommending
JOHN c. CALHOUN their first choice for the office
Of President Of the United Slates-not, however,
w,hou, meeting with strong opposition from some
Of the members friendly to Mr.. VAN buren,.
JOHN Ii. STARK, of Butts county. was nominated
s a Locofoco candidate TO fill the vacancy IN
Congress occasioned BY the withdrawal Of MARK
A. COOPER who was nominated for the post Of
Governor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

The genuine Wi-,at'5 Bal~am for sale Richmond.
ONLY al BOOK Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

NEw YORK PAYING HER DEBrs.-The Commits
sioners Of the Erie Canal Sinking Fund advertise
that they have money in hand TO pay of the
whole Eric Canal Debt due in 1915, and ,ha, the y
will pay off az fast AZ the holders will and
take the money.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

A PROPHET NOT HoNoRED.-Lorenzo Dow some
years ago prophesied that there would be in tho
year 1913 30 King in England, no President in
the United States, and there would be snow in
June. Tho drs, two points of the prophecy we
all know are fulfilled, and the Rochester
Democrat comes 10 US with some nnnouncemen Mt
that snow fell in that city the first iss'. 1t
also fell in this city the same day. Thus old
Lorenzo has OWNED truly ". Y. Amer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01

OLDEN TIMEs-In Connecticut, 90 years ago,
if a man kissed his wife on Sunday, he received
SO lashes at a whipping post, A young man
not allowed squeeze his sweetheart's
hand in church, were maideDs permitted to
accompany their lovers 10 tho door without n
lighted candle. There was no fun in those days
for young folks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-01
DIR. JOHN SAPPINGTON,

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form practicable. !. :.
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