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WHOLESALE PRICES CURR ENT

lCoRRECTrD WEEKLY FROM THE n. E. FARMER
SEEDS, Herds Grass, SO 90 to l2 per hlshcl. Re,
iTop Gs 10 ~ cts. Glover NorlhernO TO southern
II e. Flax Seed, 81 so per hnshei. Luccrne, 81 c
|pcr ID. Canary seed $500 per bnsh,l.
GRAIN, Northern new, hushel 90 tO00--South
Isrn round yellow, ud 81 n52Souhern HAT yellow,
Is 5O-do, do white A a ado New Orleans 20 90
Harley 90 00Rye. NOrthrrn % 75do. southern, Il
Ia 72OGs, Southern 30 80 -NOrihern do, 30 TO 81
beans per bushe GOA &C. Shorts, per double buse OF
Ia O0-rnn 20 90.
FLOUR. baltimore. Howard Street, mos. cr 50 O(
Ia OO-dO wharf, 80 10 H7-do Tree OF garlic Sis7
Is O0-philadvlpha do, mos 81 90 81 s7--Freericks
lbursh, low I'd mnsa LEI 9i-Alexdniria, whar
mountain, 10 U ODGenessec, common, cash, s. &C
II " do fancy brands So h a537-Oh0 win Canal 50 0,
la 6O-l0dO New Orleans. rash 81 81 l2. Rye, 50 81
Ia OU-lniian Meal in hbls. 267.a $500
PROVISIONS. Hrri--Mess imo new Dbl Sc 80 Of
|-Nav,-s6 0Ou 25-No. l. 5 30 OO--do Prime s. o.
Isl 25-Pork-Extru clear mo. hbl Sl2 50 60 90 ii,
'Clcar Sill 10 L. 50 do. MessO9 90 90 lido PRIME
y 80 15-do Mess from other States. 90 0O 90 q
lido Prime Do do 80 20 10 do Cargo do. GA 0UClca
lido 90 OO 90 00-Butter shipping Is do store min
,sp,c,e 10 lido dairy is cents 2Olard, No. l. os
Inns. W O0--o South aud Western. Gi,nns jOstun
u AZ l2-Suuihrrn und Western. SAT- l-2 cheese
|Shpp an. meal, n l.2-do new milk, ! IL as IL
WOOi. buy -The value whereof At the place Oi ey.
lporiaon shall exceed cents per pound, per cent
nd yaorcn All whereof the value exceeds cents pei
hound, 40 per ct. nd val. and cts per pound,
PRIME or Stxuny Flceces, washed H. II 81 Amer
lican full blood, lo AZ 4iDo 81 do 81 iODo l-2 d,
l33 "A Jj--l-l ami common do % 32-Sm, RIA rhpeI
iwl,!ui 2Ou 2j-Do unwa.hod lOH l1--Bcngns do Il
'-SNOny, clean O0Buenos Alres unpicked. 7 II Lode
do do picked 10 lJ--superne Northern pulled lamb Il
Il iO--Nu do do do 3aa 3j-No do do do % 30--Ho
do do do "a a20.
Hops Dnt, 90 per cen,.--ls,soit Mass. 1918, h.
G l-2u :; 2dGo. l.2a5,
HAY. Sli 10 10 per toI-Eastern screwed 10 to H.
POULTRY. Tmkies per IL. from to 90 crnt.-Gec.,
Iconmcu 10 0-Bromen 90 TO CO. Chickens TO 90
Ducks 0 TO 10.
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IsEEID.

In Randolph, April, Odd. MRS LIE + 4
PERRIN wife Of Mr. Samuel Perrin.
In Randolph, May lst, MR. ASHEI
WOODARD, Aged 70.
In East Randolph, May Cd, MR. FRED
|ERlCK WALDO, of consumption, Aged 81
In East Barnard, May ID, JOSEPH Ell
LIS, aged s.. Mr. Z. was one Of the frs
settlers Of the town, soldier ofthe revolu
ton, and worthy and respected CITIZEN.
Papers in Mass. ami N. Y.are requested &
In Weston on the 9Th, inst MARY G. con
sort of DIR Senaca Carter aged 81.
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Extraordinary discovery, Professor
Won Grusselbach, of Stockholm, has very
lately brought to state of perfection
the art of producing torpor oftho whole
system, by the application of cold of DIFF
ferent degrees of intensity, producing
from lesser TO greater, so as to cause
the human body to become perfectly tor
pid, without permanent injury TO any or
gan or tissue of the frame. In this state
they may remain great number of years
and again, after sleep of ages, be ava
kcned to existence, as fresh and bloom
ing as they were when they first sunk in
to their frigorifc slumbcr.
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DEATH Of another member Of Congress-
The Baltimore Clipper of May 3 says
We were informed yesterday of the dealt
|of Mr. Brinkerhoff, Of Ohio, who, from in
disposition, had been prevented from tax
ing his sea, in the present congress-"
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to be the ultimate object of Tribune coon,
|ery! The wing fathers and mothers, and
sons and daughters, who read Grecley's
paper, must be in fair way, according
ITO Col Webb, the very man what chris
tened the federal party the "whig party"
Ohio Statesman.
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Lore &ickncsS.-This obstinate disease
is said to he very prevalent in Brooklyn
An old widow lady there has one son andtw,
daughters, all suffering with it. She says
it is and epidemic that used to rage most
lawfully whea she was a girL-N Y Mr'
CurY
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Too FAsT,--One day or other, we may
look for some great accident in pushing 10
como,iyes to the extent of their speed. The
distance from London to Bristol is Ii
miles, and yet wonderful 10 relate, if it bt
true, the Great Western Locomotive pass
ed over the distance in one hOnr aad Z
haif! 1t is like flying,
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Mdgo.ines fer May,--The Lady,
Book, Columbian Ladies and Gentleman
Magazine, Ladies National Mag lzinc
Graham's, sc. &C., arc received. Al
GOOD as usual.
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CArITAL PUNISHMENT. Sharman Craw
ford lately presented in the British Hous
Of Commons a petition from the two thou
sand citizens Of Rochdalc, praying tina
hanging may be done by "a Clergyman o
the state church."
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NOTICE.

Gentlemen visiting either Of the Read
ing Rooms are respectfully requested
not to muiilatc the papers or abstroc
them from the Rooms.
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CHARLESTON, S. C., April, s,h 1874
The letter of MIR Clay, against the pro
priety of annexing Texas with the Uni
ted States, was published here two days
since, in which he says, that, "Mr Jetfer
son expressed the opinion, and others be
lieved, that it never was in the contempla
ton of the trainers of the Constitution
to add foreign territory to the Conieder'
acy, out of which new states were to be
formed" and Mr. Clay's argument would
seem to support the same opinion
But we are to-day informed, by the
federal letter writer at Washington, that
Mr. Clay "secs no difficulty in the Con-
stitution," on this subject, although Mr.
C. has argued differently himself, And
finally, he insinuates that Mr. Clay has
left the way open, to favor this measure
on the arrival "of such change of cir
cumstances as will render annexation
proper and necessary" And it appears
from this writer, that Mr. Clay is only
waiting for favorable opportunity, to
seize upon Texas, and annex it to the u
nited States or in other words Mr. c. is
the champion of annexation with his par
tizans here, only two days after the pub
LEGATION of his letter denouncing this meas
ure. SCRIPSI ILLAM.
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WoRTuy or RECOLLECTION, Mr. CLAY
has been twice before the people and re
ceiyed ftuocr votes than any regular candi
date that ever run.
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The public will be pleased to see the
reduction ofthe stage fare from this place
to Nashua, on referring to the advertise
ment of the Agent, They may be assur'
cd that on this route they will find gentle
manly Agents, clever drivers, good coach
es and a quick and safe passage.
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FACTS FOR TIE pEOPL E.
SPREAD TIE LIGHT!
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN
VERMONT
THE COON HUNTER.

Feeling confident that the democracy Of Vermont are
determined to enter heart and soul into the coming
State and Presidential elcctonswe propose to puhlsh,or
the period of eighteen wseks, preceding the I'd Tuesday
lin November, handsome and cheap paper, composed
chiefly the political matter of the Age, to be entitled
rue COON HUNTER, which will he half the size oil
thc Age and as its name indicates devoted to the espe
al use and benefit Of the old will be furnished
lon the following low terms, each airdys in ddrance.
TERMg
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NOTICE--Eytr0i

WILL he NJ Hridgewuter on Fridays and lturdavs
l. each week in this month to settle with my custom
ers in the vicinity, ultcr which time the remaining NJ
settled demands will be lett iur col ecron,
2O9 3w OLIVER BAILEY,
SO. Woodstock, May 7,h, isli. by G, LAKE.
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NOVICE.


VENilS is to certify that have relnguished To my so
CALVIN u. ABBOTT, his time during hls mlnort
and shall claim none o, his earnings pay any debt
of his contracting from this date. DANFOKD ABBOTT
Bethel, May 9th, sli. 2G9 Swv
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LAST CALL!-Sare Onr!!

BASI CALB.-Sdrf Onf!!
A IL persons hayina unsettled accounts with the es
N tate of JOHN BIIsII. bate Of Woodstock are earn
esty requested call upon the subscriber b,t the first
da, Of Juue snd settled the same. Tee books may
he found until that lime in his possession the Tin.Shnp
Of VIM Petre, ormely ocr,ed by John Bli~h, deceas-
ed and any person who Is moi disposed TO heed this call
Is remind u the old maxim that 'd-lays dangerous
JOHN II. BLl5lI, Administrator.
Woodstock, March I, lei4. 2Os 3w
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DENTISTRY.
Il, s. CHASE, Dental Surgeon

| DR.. Il. s. CHASE, Dental Surgeon
II EspECTFvLLY informs the inhabitants oiWoods'ocA
IL mud vicinity, that he will remain here few dais io
ahr purpOsc OF performing nny operations on Tue lte'
(which may require his professional skill.
II is hardly necessary IL urge the importance OF the va
rous operuiOna in Dental Surgery, ~ almost every one
5h,s had An opportunity 0twitnessns TIER peh'eai re-
5suts, when well ptrnrN'tI' - .,,
Ur CuAsg pledges hinlseto perform every operation
IN IA, mos, ,hilliu and careful manner, AMI to ihe entire
3snt,acon OF the Patient; otherwise his services VIII bt
aconsdercd gratuHous.
p,r,rrlr attention maid to pinggn, deca' ed teeth will
tGol uud other indestrucbln metals, when operation
S well performed, will positively arrest dtfdy nhu restore
h, rt.cd member tn It's Original hea I'll aI iseiline,,
MIAMI who suppose their lec, perfectly Sound Nonl dc
awe to have M examination matehy him, 'As IL VIII Dc
I done with pleasure and without charge
EXTRACTING.
Teeth extracted with "Ch.avlrrs' splendid Forceps
with lar les, pain than il usually experienced IRON tue tst
10, the Turnkey, and without ANY danger OF nJu! TO TIT
fsunl, or aveolar process.
Whom siynry cncuIus or tartar collects upon the teeth
gev should be Immediately sui oste to an operation io
Hits removal ~ il can hc done without PAIN or he ieis
10 the a,ient for when deposit OF uI'
.custinr substance taxes plncc il irritation oi the
2euls absorption OF the ulvcol process ANA premature
Slecny. o
ELEGANT ucnrr,iibr teeth OF the NATURAL SHAPE AND
3col OF n engrafc the anes Oi teeth whose crowns are
$50 much deca,ed rs preclude the possibility III 'e''o'
\ ing them to usefulness IN ANY other manner. ,,.
Whole or parts Of sets OF teeth inserted on gu w uc
lneale.i manner, with or without artificial gums IL Tue
scase require. ,- -.
Chsrus according 10 the circumstances OF the case, bui
\ in every instance hey vii he rtasnnnhIr ., ,,,,,
Professional yi.s lntue t0hny part the low" VIII
t0ut c\tra charge. , ,
once in he Bunk Building, orcr o. Il. BryontS
STORE. 209 6u
4 NAV -, l5ii.
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certificate OF package OF &c Tickets will be sent fol
y3O-Shares in proportion.
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100000!

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10, for l6ll-
To he drawn NJ Alexandria, ID. &. on Saturday, Jun
LIST, l5ll, IS Numbers-li Drawn Ballots.
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A LII lovers Of good Green Tea had better cn at the
IA store on The North side lihe Bridge, where they
lean buy nil kinds Of Goods ut almost aud lrrght, nnd
aet good Y II. Ten for 81 l.o cents pound ana other
things in proportion. j, ID. DANFUR ri Jr.
BuInard, May {, IA. 2Ua 4w
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NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Class C, for 1874
To he drawn at Jersey City, n. j., on Wednesday,, 1911
nne laiI g Nnmhers-ll hrnMn ballots.
PRIZES OF $1,000 EACH ARE
eEn n00t

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass % for 1914
-to be drawn ut alexandria, ID. e. on Saturday, 22d
Juue. IsIl--75 Numbers, IS drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
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Tickets only SO
certificate OF Package Of IS Tickets wl be sent To-
! lso-.hsr-s in proportion.
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BARNARD POND,

zV17IE subscriber has prime article Of PICKLE u
4 HALlBUT and SALMON; also u few quinlus o
:the REAL ROCK COD, Tor sale cheap.
J.B. DANFORrH Jr
Barnard, May 9Th isii. 2Ue 4w.
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yTIOOL, Hemp and oil Cloth Carpetings also stair
w Carp,t-ior sale cheap. - -
r.F. sHEDD, Agent
Woodstock Nav I, 1914 205 ".
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Tickets slo.-A certificate ofn package Of 2
ckets will be sent for Sl30--Shares in proportion.
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AI.EXANpRIAIOrTERY. Cln..

A certificate of Package Of rs Tickets will be sent 10
sUO-Shures la proportion.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81 for lsi4-
q he drawn ut Alexandria ID. e.. on Saturday, Jun,
I.il NJ NnnIhers 10 nrnNNn Ilnllni.-

Tickets only sl0A certificate ri package oi22 Ticket
will be sent for SllO-Shares in proportion.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-02
TIE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY Nv
AIjgIjsTUS w. FORSYTIE.

TERMs.--Thfee Dollars II paid IN advance,
~ live Dollars al the end o. the year.
Antkarptarsfs inserted al One Dollar per
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and Filiy Cents a square for each continuance
.Ail aifsrtiscmcnts not marked with the number
~ lnnhfsions, will be Published I'LL forbid and
ohdfftd accordingly. Payment to be made when
tha adfertsencnt Is LETT for insertion, or on de-
maHdl
Articles Of personal nature, whenever nd
mlfled, will be charged at the rate OF Two Dol
lara iof pvcry ten lines, for each insertion, and
payment required in advance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

We DO pretend that this quotation is from the for-
ing pen of friend Pa,son; but strongly i'm
pressed with idea had thing like
reading the last Jeesoniau where George says We
,crotc the only decent Clay song that psted'
Stand back ye calves till john G Buckeye sings!"
The poe, of the age! Tom Moore doggere. aud
Bob Burns fool. The rnony of spheres,
all discord, in comparison the music of nay songs
When the morning together if they had had
song Of mine! Job would have acknowledged his
ignorance Thus, suppose solioqused friend George
when Illuminating the supoatve excellence of the best
song erer p.bitshcd in any ago, i'll any land
"Drawn by conceit from reason. plan,
How vai.: is that poor ture, man!
How pleased is ev'ry paltry elf
To pra.e abou, that thing HIMSELF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

:" The .4shlander."-We received the first nunber of
campo paper of the above few days since
Il published in city of Dayton. medium sheet
fair type, and workmanship The editorials evines
right spirit selections judeious, and
give the people truth upon the great
OF the country. 1t is published a low price.
That Same Old Coon'' is the of paper
Jus, commenced Dayton by friends of the Journal
II is neatly embelished, and the happy familiar coune-
nance of old sticks all found
The Messr. Comly's JUS, the for such
PRISE AID hope they be handsomely reeompensed
for their industry and in laying POI
itca before the people. They appear deal
facts and documents and take liberty saying TO
the reading public that whatever may appear
may be .eled upon implicitly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

CoxssTEST---Mr.E Elder invites the merchants aever
tiss paper, and insults them
"Gross III poerisyBy their ffoits shall know them
$50 INTO almost any in Western city, where you
tssee hats iley, and sch articles
son from Eastern ,and will hear the
his defence OF high tariff and doHesttc manu-
'facsures, while the he doing all
resident mechanics by bringing fabrics from
"Philade phia, New York. Boston, and elsewhere,
This is in perfect keeping with lokevism Abuse the
chants. then beg bread of them We wonder
tesd W ;. Wait. (who adver,ses in the Jeffersonan,
he receiving general Of Boots
and Sioes likes the above article ''gross
Take i, yourselves gentlemen Jockeys and how
/ vou Ike
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Editors am KiZin'.

We pleased hear that the good people Of Rushviie
ha elected worthy friend HAckLEMAN OF the
Wing, to the responsible station Of Fence Viewer No
i'll the county better qualified to give exposition
Of Mr.. Van Buren, is friend
The Visitor and the editor of the
Patriot been elected Orcrscers Of
Ue Poor. We suppose is designed for them to orersec
their households, there Office
poor' the of the State
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TARIFF-NO. IL.
Editors Palladium
WASHINGTON. Sth April, 1914.

WASHINGTON, Stff April, 1911
Editors Palladium
While the present Tariff law pending
before Congress, it was violently assailed by
those who opposed increase of duties, upon
foreign importatlons, upon the ground that its
effect would be to lessen the amount Of revonuo
from customs. The public treasury at that time
in exhausted condition. a deficit had
for some time existed, and accumuatng pub
lie debt was the consequence Of the excess Of ex-
pendturcs by the government beyond its
enue.
Tho friends of the measure believing its ef-
feet would be TO increase rather than diminish
the revenue passed it through both branches Of
Congress and it bccamc law in Aug, 40, since
that time it has been the constant practice Of the
opponents Of this law to assa il upon the sams
ground. The country has been repeatedly as
surcd from the floor Of Congress. through the
press. from the stump. and through every chah-
mel BIZ which the ear of the people might DC
reached that the Tariff of lSf2 would dimin-
ish the revenue and be the means of increasing
the public debt The committee Of ways and
means Of the present House of Representatives,
in the very elaborate report which they have pre-
sentod advocating large reduction of the duties
ASSUME the samc position and urge the necessity
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Ec PlOw BOy.

Is of Agricultural paper lust started a, C,
cinnati, the very low price of a5 censs wear Tn.
number wool cats, the OF the p,per III.
typography, and all tina, pertains the mechanical execa
of the work: say nothing of the information
ed us,ihes in saying that il is cheap enough II is
HeserH publication and this ought addition
al ind and gardeners subscrb. for
10.
IL the number s charac-
Ger OF the Flow Boy. sincerely hope be, i,
surely deserves tine liberal announcement
Who wants the flow Boy this season,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

0TSome mischief loving fellow had the Of our
friend NATHAN CLARK inserted in the tickets used the
April election, candidate for Constable The
there, and Mr.. CLARK being in town in time TO
have it erased, he almost unanimously elected.
lie candidate, and his inserted with
his. know ledge We deem this notice but
act Of justice Mr.. Clark who of in
dependent farmers, and will doubtless ask for Office
nten he uanfs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

1NcoNsIsTENCY.-lt is amusing to sec the quib-
bles that our loco cotemporary resorts to, to con-
vict of inconsistency, in saying that goods
have. and have not advanced in price. We sta
ted explicitly that goods of a certain quality,
coarse cottons, and such other articles require
a large amount of the material in their man.
ufacture have risen in price; but that taking an
average of stock. they have no. advanced one
per cent. Drowning men said to catch a.
straws.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

JEREMIAH HUBBURD, minister of the society Of
Friends. appoints religious meeting. to be held in White
Water Meeting House, Richmond, the 2st instant
three O'Clock in the afternoon the citizens Of Richmond
and people the round invited to attend
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19
Abolition Convention.

Tire Abolilonsts in Convention CentrevilIe on
Friday last. They nominated a f ticket, The follow ing
of those led have learned
For Senate--Ilram Mendenhal and H. b PAYNE
Isaiah Orsborne Jonathan Un,.ran
and Ppanier Ctocker.
Ciefk---W iliIam Williams.
SaerlfAnd Meredith.
associate Juises---John Williams and Miles Marshall
Recorder-l.aac Nacy.
County Co1nnsssioner-- William Way
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Postscript.
From the Madisoniau of A Iril IL.
Texas Treaty.

It is understood that the Treaty of Annexation
between tho United States and Texas was this
day signed. and that it will be submitted to tho
Senate for ratification soon as the accompany
ing documents can be prepared.
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EHu1ErNn@y1D CLAY CLUB,

urTho RICHMOND CLAY CLUB will NEE, mex,
Saturday evening, (Aprl 300 the Warner buildng
early candle -lghting.
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OUR C0uNTRY-PR0TECTION TO ITS INDUSTRY.
FOR PRE- DENT
I'll N RY Gil A Y
OF KENTUCKY.
-, HENRY S. LANE.
ota'e '-iec'ors' { JOS. G.. MARSHALL.
District Electors.
OF KEN KY.

District Electors.
lst District.-J. A. BRAcKENRIDGE, of WarrIck.
"a JAMES COLLINS, of FLOYD.
Sd JOHN A. WATSON, of Franklin.
9TH SAMUEL w. PARKER. of Faycttc.
5th HUGH O'NEAL, Of Marion.
9TH GEO. G.. DUNN, of Lawrence.
7th RICHARD w. THoMpsoS, of Vigo.
Sth =" ALBERT l.. HOLMES, of Carroll.
9th $ Horace i. BIDDEE, Of Cass.
10Th LEWIS e. THOMPSON, of Allen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

Senator Niles. of Connecticut. Is at Washing
ton. for the purpose of taking his scat. He was
brought from I.unatc asylum. where he has
been for sometime confined. The object of now
taking him to Washington is to prevent the Wings
from declaring his seat vacant from his bhty
to serve. 1t is said that he cannot be induced
TO enter the Senate Chamber.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

INFAMoUs.-The man who will deliberately
pom declaration for the purpose of drceirins the
people, with the hope of thereby advancing the in
terests Of any political party. acts intamous'y,
and deserves the condemnation of all honora bic
men. We Will not that \. F. Scott acted
thus when he wrote the following sentence for
publication in the Jeffersonian: The acreage
ndrance on goods ,rM range not far from,
TWENTY per cent He made the declaration
and it was designed to have certain effect.
His character an hoaest and business man was
stakcd upon it. His influence brought TO
bear upon an important political question by the
assertion. Mr.. Scott. from personal knowledge
knows the above quoted assertion to be error.
Viii he like honest man correct 1t. as n DIS
honest politician permit it to remain uncontradict-
cd before this community. 1--WE shall sec what
VIC shall See.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-19

Wo have lost copy of Stevens last work up
on Central America. Any gentleman having it.