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out the country as the acknowledge
Turf, Field sports, "etc., that it is nI
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE LOCOs,

That man who would be guilty of using such Slows
and '"vugar' epithets contained in the following
paragraph from the pen of George Paisop, (he present
writer of editorials for tho Jeersonian, which appeared
shs "Cons,tution"-a paper published Indianapolis
under his editorial supervison should 'pluck tho beam
of his eye before he his neghbor of waow
ing pond nastness which has been
toned 20 himself:
"Is is all folly to suppose that Hanson's popularity
caused Howard's defeat. Tho people of Indiana
hope too virtuous to support out DEBAUCIEE,
filthy drunken, old, hortted, pettieoat COW.3RD, in
tho shape OF General HARRISON creature under the
of a committee. Tho of Miss Brewer, which pub
lsh to-day will show the world this old
is disgrace decency General Andrew Jackson, the
conlueror Of the conquerors of Europe warned his
friends against putting into the hands Of this being
who had any other claims than those founded
caring a black cockade during Adams
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ruschen berser's Series.

First Books of Natural History, for schools, colleges and
families. The first number Of this series Of School
Books devoted Anatomy and Physiology. and
for public in this section of the
West.
The expansion Of tho public mind Of the present
ton, has allowed schools remain unembaced in
general progress of things but with of
the importance of skuly training tho minds of the rising
age, notifications have made in the stues, and I'M
pulses given Of educaton which perhaps
other witnessed Among tho Improvements in
the objects Of study be justly ranked the introduction
Of works Anatomy and Physiology among school
The substantial utility Of anatomical and physio
logical knowledge of ato became apparent, that
Royal Council of Public Instruction of France employed
two competent scientific of tho nation
prepare n series volumes Natural History, the first of
which devoted Anatomy and Physi the schools
and colleges their country. These volumes have
translated and prepared for tine American schools,
a truly crsdablo tho individuals entrusted in
task Avoiding tedious dsquisitons, the books
elementary the several subjects Of which
they treat, in a lucid systematic, and contentious manner
Such accompanied with sufficiently
and copou engravings in volume renders the pub-
peculiarly fit for schools and less appropriate
who wish acquire knowledge Of the udments
OF Natural History.
As particular reviews of the several numbers constituting
the series will DO hereafter given, it
present Of work. novel, regards its
application schools: compendious its matter: plain
and per,inen, in its styles neatly printed and well bound
If the merits of book may be rightly determined by the
Communications of in science and literature
few writings lay higher claims the patronage of the
American public than the First Books of natural History,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
From tho GAINESVILLE Republican
JIMMY POLK. OF TENNESSEE.
BIZ ]. GREI-SER

BIZ ]. GREISER.
Tuno-"Dandy Jim. of Caroline.''
O, every day brings something new.
The ocofocos find it So
And strange events have proved to Martin,
That doubtful things are '.MIGHrY UNsARTIN.'
CHoRUs.-At Underwood Tho Fox is holed.
Tho Wings all laugh to hear it told
Ha ha ha such nominee.
As Jimmy Polk of Tennessee.
O, annexation the yoke.
That fixed Van like 8 PIG IN a POKE
They PoKED it to tho cunning elf,
By PoKING in Jimmy Polk himself.
At Underwood, &c.
And Cass. poor fool his chance has flown,
Like the lone STAR he stands alone,
His :. Texas letter proves that he
: hould write his name without &.
At Lindcnwod &c.
And Colonel Johnson. too. whose zeal
Burned bright for Texas > and s. Repeal :;
The Locos tho't Dick s. didn't know boans,
y al - they Polet up Polk for Sreons
At Underwood, &c.
And SiIas Wright, (twas good loko,)
Dcclinod he was not fond of Polk;
But. Silas, We won't trouble you,
You're RIGHT without the ''W.''
At Underwood, &c.
Next George NJ. Dallas they persuade,
Although he wore tho black cockade;
And though he wont the Bank and Biddo.
To Polk he plays tho second fiddle.
AT Underwood. &c.
Now choke - and Polk will always rhyme,
And Dallas and gallows very sublime
They iosod the Fox on Pokc-root poison,
Huzza for CLAY and FRELINGHUYsEN
AT Underwood, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
POLK AND DALLAS.

Tune-.' OLD Dan TUCKER''
Calhoun, Buchanan, Johnson. Cas-,
The Locos say may 90 TO grass.
And as they give US Polk and Dallas.
The Wings may send them TO the gallows.
Hurrah for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The day IS ours It's past surmisin'.
Their own true friends they would dishearton.
And clipt the wings of poor old Martin;
To calls Of Justice they proved calous,
And vctimized poor Polk and Dallas.
Hurrah for Clay, &c.
The people say It's not surprisin'
We go for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The ship of State needs no such ballast.
As James X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas.
Hurrah for Clay, &c.
The Locos sworc they'd have no Mats.
And fought as did Kilkenny Cats,
Two TAILS were left-whose were they. tell us !!
Twas James X. Polk and George NJ. Dallas.
Hurrah for Clay, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21

Our city thrown into of excitement yesterday
by tragic occurrence between Mr.. f. FORD. and Ma
THANIEL w. Low, auctioneer the of Main
and Wanu, SITS I, appears. from evidence elected in
ton yesterday Justice Wetmore, tina Low,
by promise of marriage, succeeded in seducing only
child of Mr. E Ford, and persuaded her eope from her
days followed On Monday On his
from New Orleans. he left her ST. Genevieve, and
Thursday arrived alone III this city. The father learned
the facts of her being Lows company, and her stopping
above mentioned, steward of the boat,
Immediately forth seach of ssducer. From
period of her leaving home the time of the fatal
he had ceased search for her. had employ
ed others aid him. and in frenzied continually
raved his daughter. f1e suspected Low,
before nccosied him, Low, in the upon which
occasion Low produced letter which he said he had
ceiveG from her. stating that she had left The city the
snatched the from him and they parted His
suspicious confirmed from the later evidence of
steward, and il drove him a stale of madness.
In this excited state he yesterday, company with
friend, visited the office of Mr. Low, requested
private interview Mr.. l.. complied: and the parties
his daughter vast Low answered "ihai if he came on
that business, he had better clear QUIZ Ford than
marked, that he Glow had promised marry he.. and
by that promise had succeeded running that she
enciek, and he wished know if he intended fulfil his
promise. The stated that Low told the father
Ego to hsll'' He, the Witness hearing angry words
commence between them. stepped towards the door, and
when hs turned roune, observed Ford standing with
pistol in his hand. Ford repeated xviii
my daugher1 Low again told 10 ego TO hell
and the exasperated father fred the pistol Low was
seated at the time he received the woun The oall
tered early the of his forehead making a
ly. and il is believed fatal wound.
Mr. Ford made effort esacpe, but the contrary
yielded himself TO the who him,
aud desired be conducted Recorders Office He
spoke in cool and collected the aa r and
calm determination to abide the Louis
Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
BURLINGTON, LICK. Co o., Dec.

BURLINGTON, LICK. Co o., Dec. 4, 1913.
Messrs. JosirN * RowE:-A, your request herewith
transmit statement OF the Of MIS- Winner and
child. able communicate, which You
liberty publish if you feel desire TO in
world Of tho effects of tho invaluable medicine
called Wistars raisam of wild Cherry, which by
divine blessing Indebted for the restoration to health
Of my wife aud child.
Anou, five yearsasc. Mrs Winner was attacked with a
cough the chest and side, and symptoms of
approaching consumption. During the intervals from that
February ast, she had been treated by
Ih} sicans from Utica. S,is ANA, Homer, latham
and Newark and with only partial Ielie Of tho most NJ
symptoms About year ago, she caught violent
cod seated upon the L'ngs. producing alarming
OF all her previous symptoms Her Physician
and despite hi, bes, efforts, she began rapidly
under her disease. Cough, Expectoraton Hectic.
together win Sh' s"ea 500" fea"eh nea 10 eo"peo
skeleton In February last, attending Physician dce
cd her altogether hopeless council was Called and
after celebrating upon her case unanimously pronounced
her DC yoni the Of and expressed their
opinion could survive but short time.
weeks at iafthes she was at TINS time enc'y cohhneo
her bed and scarcely able aucnate except n wins
per- Her daily paoNy OF coughing WOULD last her
mterfnftedly from to hod' ana so severe "efe hey.
that did that would be the last
The physicians in council pronounced her Lunss, Liver
Kidneys Spne and Mucous Membrane OF tho Stomach I"
bo nrurably diseased 1t this last TINT
we happened 70 obtain pamphlet describing Df W'staFs
Baisam of w I'D Cherry, applicable to Lung affections
We Immediately and procured bottle. and
commenced is evening by giving her one teaspoon
l and st~ surprising effect. able
poss comfortable nights without
paroxy4,n coughing add such its ultimate effect,
tina, aftcr taking i've bottles was, contrary
cly restored health aud since last has done
tho entire work of her family the last attack
Mrs Winner, youngest child. then infant At tho
breast taken down, and apidy sinking with tho
mother, and the happy effect OF tho
Balsan in the Of mother disposed mako
the child, and attended with tho same
perfect success
The above he attesed by our physician a.
well a. our neirhbors and acquaintance, who Ms
Winner during nc of her sickness
Noy truly, yours. &c
JOHN Winner.
Blrling ton, Licking Co o.
Price 81 per bottle, six hotties for s..
For sale in Cincinnati, only by
SANFORD g. PARK.
No. Is. Fourth st, between Main & Sycamore.
Sold IN Richmond, at The BOOK STORE
Also. in Paris, O. and in Winchester, Ia, by
Dec LIST, 1873 (!Sl COTTON & JONES
C q S .1
DAD for FLAXSEED, by
B. BRIGHTWEt.I.
Richmond. Aug. -, ls43. Du
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undersigned, ing pufcha the above Factory
i formerly owned by Daniel CLARK, and having put II
IN complete repair. ready to CARD UCOL.
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best and
upon short notice They will also. in time. be
prepared manuac all kinds of goods order They
will purchase quantity Of WOOL at the highest
ket price, payable Goods the Factory, Dry
Goods and Groceries, sc. Ihey would prefer Wool that
has been washed.
Their prices low. and they hope from their long
perience and their 10 business and
ceve share OF patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
April l2th lof4. I6u
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.:x = g .ss =. g 81 u
HOTEL.
Corner of Ma and streets

COIncr OF NJ 4 81 o Strcets
ME proprietor of this favofab}y wellknowp HOTEL
has moved II himself, auJ Is determined u
tain and improve previous character. The comfort c
the Traveller shall be his ain and having made
repairs the building Tavern house.
his interest well his inclna would induce him
make equal house the road. lie hopes
der such satisfaction that shall dsa sfet
Prices sui ted the times. J. w. GILBERT.
December 18th, 1871. 50tf
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p ALL A DIU M /.
Aw0wS1 U1U01INNs

AYNE CO. WING TICK Re T
Senators.
ABNER NJ. BRADBURY.
DAVID p. HOLLOWAY,
Representatives.
JOSEPH LEWIS,
WALTER LEGG,
ELI WRIGHT.
Clerk.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE.
Sheriff.
DAVID GENTRY.
Treasurer.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Associate Judges.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
JOHN BEARD.
Recorder.
JAMES WOODS.
County Commissioner.
LARkIN THORNBURGH.
school Commissioner.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Coroner.
SAMUEL c. MEREDITH.
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The FATE CocE.-A large American Eagle was
brought upon the Battle Ground by the Waeu Delegation,
which amongst the splendid specimens of the
BIRD of Heaven
A large Chandelier thrown him, by wag
the ground. which he despatched moments by lit
orally tearing 1t into fragments
,hspman.-Raiher omihous that Peoples Press
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For the Palladium.
8 + A n 4 A 9 i.


DY isAAc JULIAN
o, life has hopes and Joys,
And life has doubts and fears,
Which gid or cloud the heart
Thro' distant coming years.
One shrinks aghast, bowed down
AT the slightest touch Of woe,
II q cloud obscures the sun,
He sinks to shades below.
In a atmosphere Of grief
He shrouds his morbid soul
As the scottish drunka ri quafs
The poison Of the bowl.
Another breasts tho wave
Whom tempes,s loudss. roar.
He laughs 1t voc and death
AZ he tells his dangers DER.
To the vs,gefu darts Of fate
He barss his daun,lsss breast
As the mighty mammoth shook
The lightnnes from his crest.
II is the mind alone
Which gilds the dreary night,
Or wells in deepest gloom
Tho cheerful morning light,
o, be il mine to boast
The best gfs of mankind,
The choicest boon of Heaven,
IKrEcRIrr xrxD;-
To things ~ they are,
Unappal'd by shadows vain,
To act = manly part
Despite Of woe and pain;-
To strive while hope exssnos
A solitary ray:
To be resiga'd when fate
Shall close life. transient day.
sJ,de ,he Indian tradition in ye9erson's Noci IN Ju
MIA, p. $50.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-06-21
CLAY SONGS.

Ue urote the only decent Clay song that pub
h.tedr'-Gsorge Pa,,son, editor of the Jeferforgian
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CONSUMPTION!
Con sulilptivc Patients

already tested exalted virtues and confessed
surprising, excellent and amazing power Tho remsrka
bic of this Balsam doubt owing in igseat
the peculiarly agreeable and powerful of
It's ingredients. Itsa
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE;
Composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK and the
genuine ICELAND MOSS (the latter imported expressly
this purpose the medical virtues of which al
combined by chemical process, with tho Extract
of furttis rendering the whole compound the
tain and eifc acious remndy discovered for
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

TTNUE subscriber would inform his friends and old
that he -til continues tho Watch and Clock lie
pairing, Main aud Narke. streets, the
old stand formerly occupied by A. SddaH, where he Will
be ckled receive and will patiently rath for the calls
of all may favor him with their w ork
done with despatch and warranted Perfon, Io for cash.
JOSHUA ID. UUNNlCUTr.
Richmond, Nov Eth, 1913. l9tf
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Consumption Of the Lungs.
& & 9 6 & q 9

The ootcfng zee hare Just reeeired from Mes'rs JOHN
Roce, Druggists, .Ne,rark this State to rhons It
communicated by JOHN Utnaer, Esq eit,sen Of
Burl,ng TOM Licking County Ohio.
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C a S .1
DAD for FLAXSEED, by -
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1INIE County Auditor submits Commissioners Of
Wayne Coan'y, the following Repor, Of Receipts and
Expendiiures Q! sail County. Illc.
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&c been issued County Otders.slnce the first day
}, numbering from 991 to lea, inclusive, for
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fCash, Flour. Bacon and w oo3 will BE- taken sub
scrIpt.on at this ofLce. Call soon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
JIJsT pU1I1SuED.

THE PROCEEDINGS or THE sAFRTT
- COMMITTEE o. the iewa ~ Nillaisg
toe, 6sring the yesfs 1874. I775 snd l1sG.
v ah ths yuini Proceedings VI The canmilitrs
&c The souniiss &c Mes Hanover, Dupiia. 0ns-
low. Blsdrn, Branssiek, and Cnn.beflaut.--
embracing matter 9th most interesting eha.
rscier. eoaaeried With The early history Of liz
ReTolaslan. that eaanul lail 10 crafty The ns-
hahisaals of those coasilss. as Rsll ~ The Fli
is-as &C Moth carolln., a. large.
The Pamphl teoassias 70 pages neatly dor .
mp and covered, The postage af whith AL ut
escerd 30 eenls 70 aay Post Ohire N NORTH
Carolina.
The price 10 Fifly csnts Cor q single cory,
-Four Dollars Tor Ten capies, and Thirty nss'
lars for One Hundred copies. ..~
orders addressed 10 Thomas Loring, 0t.i' .
Of The Independent Rsisish. sercmpanisf ~
the Cash. sill be pfonipsly sttsnd,d 10. ard
the pamphles frwsrdede 81 Mail. 81 oihsEs isf,
a. may be directed.
Raleigh. January 4. oa--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

'sRsisinsag inharnne Of Olr allie men,
Whirh has heEelnloEe hern senl nrl % lie
cheap Transient publications alluded %.
The public would Be surprised n iheiEim-
mediate improvement n spiril. appear.
anre. and talent.
In ne memorable eanrassOf 1870 cnE
most inhseniial cilizens thrOugh0nl he
Sale interested themselves directly and
personally IN The eiIrulalion of the.. Ma.
disenian." the q Adsocsie." The :. Los
Cabin" The = Yeoman." &c.. &c.-
And n0i0 shat identity or interest d
these papers possess with the people
where lley circulated. Yhy-lhey are
all dsad. aeeording 10 agreement excrpl
The Madisonian, and that i DE vile PAN
der Of power destined shortly 10 60 dawn,
together with is sccidenlal' patron, "a
the vile dust whence il sprung.
" In the mean time the Wing editors
Of the Old North Stale baliled single
handed. without any increase Of patron
age and consequent peeuniary means. ex-
eepl what casually cell in their way in
The excitement Of The times.
= II the subscriptions that have been
sent North ~ lie active eTerfi0Rs Of oar
Orn citizens had been furnished 10 there
specIive local papers. many an anxious
thought would hare been.chased from fhe
breast Of our own Editors, and their lime
more eheerfully and efficiently devoted 70
the interests Of their cause and country"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
STEAM ROAT DlsAsTER.


The siram bnsl shspeFJsss. iron Cin-
einnsh. Ohio. 10 s.. Lnnis. MisssOri,
when within three miles of he lister eiry.
about ] o'eloek on he night Of he ~
lnsL slrnrk snsg. iusl above The mouth
u cahokIs Cfssk. In minuie or tao
The water rose 70 Tie loesr deck. where
most Of lie as.engers in Ihai part IL the
boat were sslrep. Tie wsisr rose 80
rapidly that !, s0on breame necessary for
all 10 sfsk safety upon he hurrirsps dsek.
Much difficulty was experienced In dsing
80. for the bos was sunk 80 deep that
lhs Only access ass BY The s,srn; but I'll
ibe inhsies Of the cabin reached The hur-
riesne roaf. After The boat struck The
snsg iid,if,ed down ihe sresm. and lev
hundred yards below s'ruek smother snsg.
which was lar out % wsier. This threw
the bosi nearly on her beam ends, On
The lsrbosrd aide. Drifting from ihis
snsg, she again lusehed 10 the sisfbosrd.
and ii each lureh. several persons were
~sshed Of. Some Of them reschsd ihs
shore, bot msay acre drowned. A chart
distance below. just above The frat shot
tower. the hull struck bluff bank which
again eareened her nearly on her beam
ends. Here The hull and cabin parted.
The hull sunk and lodged on bar sbove
Csrondelet. and me cabin hoa,ed dawn 10
the point Of the bar below that place.
where !, Judged and remained. Many
eases Of hta,t,rendiug beIss,emsn, are
REGARDED IN The account. The captain.
A. Howell. who Vas lost, lef, wife and
eleven children. A. M. Green Lost his
wife and two children. and Was left ~ilh
Two helpless infants, the youngest but =
lev weeks old. Many other similar ca.
sss are nl.ted. Several children were
frozen. The Whole number lost IS esti-
mated at 30 and upwards. Some &C the
papers say the hunter lost 10 from IS 10
100.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
To all whom ID may Corr
Germ.

WYHFREAs on the 18th day of June. 1871,
w the late John Blekwood did by derd Ia
Trust. convey 20 the undersigned ss Trusgts.
for certain purposes therein mentioned. est~
tain property 10 secure the payment Of dehia
due 10 sundry individuals; and among othrr
things she sum 81 thirty dollars. or lhereabe uis
was conveyed 10 indisidu Creditors 81 the
said Blackwood, whose names were moi srs.
r,fed IN said Trust: This 10 threfaIe 10 noti-
~ The said Creditors 70 produce their claims
To the Trustee, Of or before March Superior
Canf, next, or the money will be otherwise
appropriated.
TIlOS. FAUcETT, Trmtee,
January lS. Us--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

10 We are requested 10 announce
William 3. Moore as a candidate for the
Office Of County Surveyor in the West
end Of the county. Having been sur.
seyor in the Cherokee lands in the West
ern par, Of This stale. and having contract.
ed fondness for the business, he hopes
that the Magistrates will give him their
support
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

fnsurreefion Ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from Havana 10 Dec. 23d, have been re
cei'ed in N. Orleans. A letter from thai
place says: things here are getting wore,
and worse every day, and II strikes me ;
change must come very soon. The ne
groes in the country, give great deal o
trouble. They rose day or two ago
upon the estate Of Allamas and the AL
phonsos. II appears there was an exten
sive conspiracy, in which the best slave:
were engaged, Nearly five hundred ne
groes, in arms, were killed, and large
number of prisoners were taken. The
Americans residing in Matanzas have
asked for an American man of war to be
in that port, in case they are compelled to
flee the island"