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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-15
"sLET Me-"

no'er on that lip for moment have eaz'd
But thousand temptations bosot me:
And I've thought that tho little rubies which raisd
How delightful 'twould DO if you'd-LET NE.
Then be not angry for what have done,
Nor say that you We sworn TO forget me-
They were buds of tom ptaton too pouting to shun
And thought that you could not but-LEr NE.
When your lip with whisper close to my
cheek,
O think how bcwitching it met me:
And plain, if the eye Of a Venus could speak,
Your eye seemed to say you wouId-LEr NE.
Thon forgive the transgression and bid me re-
main,
For, in truth, if CO. you'll regret me;
Then, on, let me try the transgression again,
And III do al! yoa wish, if you LET NE.
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Mason and Dixon-s Line.

Whenever the rights, interests or duties of the
Northern Southern States respectively are in
question, reference IS COMMONLY rna.- =. '..lson
and Dixon's Line. This boundary is SO termed
from the nanes-Charles Mason and Jeremiah
l,ixon-of the two gentlemen who were appoint
ed to run the unfinished line !, i7sI h.,ween POM
,n,. and Maryland, on the territories zu0'ecs-
sg 70 the heirs of Penn and Lord ha, had
ao had be; ,ha Tu 5s n ing parties al
gwen -ss.1l.ed from an agreement IN l7s9 DC
though Il la.i, A decree had been made u
,s sss sH Kns James dsnes.ns The boandaF RE.
los ~ he lands given BIZ charter 70 tho mrs
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ssi,LI. LET YOC.3

If a kiss be delightful SO tempting my lips,
That thousand soft wishes bese, you,
vow by the nectar that Jupiter sips,
On certain cond:ions--ILL LET You.
Ifyou by my charms that you'll ever be
true,
And tina. other damsel shall get you,
By the stars that roll round yon summit of blue
Perhaps, sir, perhaps, sir,-I'LL LET YOU.
Ii not urged by passion feesing as Wild
That makes al! the virtues forget you,
But affection unsulled, soft, fervent and mild
You ask for a kiss then-I'LL LET YOU.
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in n dissatisfied toao, as he turned way and lef
the Battery.
At dinner tine, Harker did 10. como home.
frugal moal had boen prepared BY his wife at
the regular hour, but he did no, return as usual.
This made her feel uneasy. She could no. re-
member when he had been away SO long boioro.
All tho afternoon she waited for him, expecting
him to como in every minute; but she waited in
vain. Many thoughts troubled her. She had
permitted herssif,o become gloomy and despon-
ding whiio she had her husband to depend upon.
Suppose any accident should have huppaned TO
him! Suppose he were dead
This thought startled her SO ,.la: she rose up
from the chair sho had drawn cose 10 tho window
in order to sec her work moro distinctly in the
deepening twilight. a, this monlans the door
opened aud her husband entered.
o. James whore have you been all day!' she
asked, eagerly.
Hard at work, Lucy, and here are my net.
gains holding out in his hand seven dollars. Il
hired boat for a dollar, and have made eight
dollars by rowing people ont to the ship of war in
the harbor. I've been hard at work all day, and
now ieoi as happy as young kitten, and as hum
Cry as bear
Six months from tia. day, Harker who con:n-
ued small boating owned three boats, ono Of
which he daily piled himself between the shore &
tho shipping. and the others he hired out. He had
three hundred dollars in tho Savings Banl, and
was as happy. to use his words, the dav
nearly the whole Of that time, doing nothing to
benefit others, and living burden to himself
larker had several times tried to induce him to
take boat and try his luck, but the proposition
always mado him half angry. To his false pride
there was something degrading in tho occupation
He did no. reflect, that ideness, or dependence
upon others, was more really degrading than any
occupation that was strictly honest. He had not
studied to good purpose tina! noble coupIet of
Popo's.
Honor and shame from condition rs.
Instead of looking at his duty-instead of ONLY
asking is this right?'-he let himself be governed
by what no supposed people would think or sa Y
of hifn. Alas! that there should be 50 many in
the world like Wilson. Men. from whose intolli-
gence, and PROPOSED Independence of character.
more, much more, ought to DO expected
When trado again revived. James Harker sold
Oft his boats. took his money out of the Savings
Bank. and set up for himself. He is now doing a
good business; lives in largo, comfortable house
and It IS hardly necessary to say, is esteemed and
respected by all who know. Six years have
passed since he and Wilson parted on the Battery
one to row party of men a ship lying in the
harbor, and tho other to sauntcr listlessy about
the streets. Harker is worth some ten thousand
dollars and Wilson is of his journeynen.
W hen there's Will there's wav.
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/ Venerable Lady.

Mrs. Hamilton, rolict of General Alexander
Hamilton, of the most distinguished men of
our country. is now sojourning IN Philadelphia.
A seat has been assigned to her in the Convention
of the Episcopal Church, assembled in that
City, and she has been regular attendant daily.
Although nearly 80 years Of age. she is lively
and cheerful. and relates anecdotes Of Revolu-
tionary times with all the forvor and iEnag nation
Of youth.
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Cisi's Advertiscr expresses its modification
that il should have bsen thought necessary to
send east for fire Engine for City use, passing
by our own excellent mechanics. We heartily
concur in the opinion tina, our own industry
should first command the attention of those hay
ing occasions for its products. Mr.. Cist gives
the following descriptive Of the morbid feeling
sometimes found in favor Of all things made a.
broad. 1t hits it off well:
"Not many years since, carriage maker, we'll
known here. having ascertaned that IN acquain-
tance going 10 Phade! phia in few
months for the purpose, among other things, for
buying family carriage, and confident from his
knowledge OF what the gentleman would like, that
he could make himself to suit, set to work
according V, and having finished it ten or
twelve DAYS before his acquaintance was to start
off, oforod il to him the article just answering
his purpose. ooh, said tho other, ''that would
never do for me; it is too hoavy; there is such
finish about it as you see in the Eastern coaches
I'll show you. when get back the difference"
The carriage maker improved tho interval by
forwarding on his carriage tho body properly
boxed up, and the running gears cased in straw.
to the principal dealer In carriages at Newark, N.
j., with instructions to soil on commission, and
authority TO charge him extra if he sold it to go
TO tho west. Our traveller, to mako tho story
short bought this very vehicle, brass plate boar
ing its makor's name, having been removed to re-
ceive the namo fthc establishment, Mt which it
was sod and repacked in the very boxes and
straw which protected it in its journey east, tho
carriage arrived in due tins, and by the order of
its owner was sent TO the very shop in which it
had boon built-to be PCT together thore. "Ah!"
said the owner, 'thero is the article. If you
could have furnished with such a piece of
work that should havo patronizod you. Bring
out yours and shall SEQ tho difference"
The coach maker cooy replied: There be
no difference, for this is the very one offered
you, and failing to sell to you. sent to Newark
e. L. IL - d.. II
ccived by this mornings mil; for the nett pro-
ceeds; and now, my dear fellow, had you bought
at home what you could have got we'll a.
broad, You would have saved me paying commits
sons and yourself freight, to say nothing Of the
modification you must fec! in the case
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The class to- whom s.wor, is given by the inventiop

7 ne class to- whom s'wor is given by the inventiOp
of printing.
No trade sends into tho world smarter or moro
active men than that Of printing. Look at Offices
of trust and honor-when talent and energy aro
roquirad-and you will be most likely to find thorn
filled with printers. Who mako our best editors,
lawyers. preachers. mas ors, and Congressmen?--
Printers. Printing IS a glorious business, thus to
fit mon for honor and usefulness. A college edu-
cation is not TO be compared with an education a.
the case. One of the greatest lawyers England
ever produced was Printer. The greatest phi.
osopher of American was Printer. Who Is
the Mayor Of London! A Printer. Who ara
the Mayors of Glasgow. Edinburgh and PERTH
Printers. Scare the Mayor of New York Wash-
ington and Savannah, primers by trade. The re-
cent Mayor OF Boston was Printer.
There is something like a dozen Printers in
Certainly the best conducted journals of the coun-
try are under the control of practical Printers.
Printers are looking up. Who would not Do q
Printer! To the young apprentices at the case,
or the roller stand. with smutty faces or dirty
fingers, we would say, don't be discouraged. A
few years ago, all the distinguished men wo have
named above similarly employed. Stick
to your business, and every leisure hour you
have, employ in the perusal of useful books and
in the cultivation of vna.: minds. Tho day will
no, be far different when, if you true to
Yourselves and contract no bad habits. you will
become useful and honorable citizens-eyerting .
wide and healthy Acknowledgement Irf-
bune.
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A Connection. paper says that manufactures
oe v,o<dan combs at New Haven, has orders Tor
sour,een millions and half Of those articles
That's Amos, comb apiece for the Inion.
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The manufacture Of stoves IN Troy n. 1. It
. e.,;m,,ed. will reach $500, 600 this year.
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replied cheerfuliy. After dinner he went Out
again.
| How is busness!' he asked for the fifteth
time, as he entered shop near the close OF tho
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III nIiI.Is.

VII sHf'sffiaef- hstine totrsasesl The ~
BtR YARD an Nam -iteei 4ear The nssigs.
'','""f't ,sea f'~i rs Mei1aa 4 Re- Respectfully
f'" iatr eohir thal IL. are n,enat.4i ali t.m..
:" i"rui.f all am'.ff PM LuMsER "a, The o,,.t
favorable ietsi- So "a ,
N"''h" 30 'hi- fari :. an rre,lisat planning M
'"e "hifh A. 20 Is nsia iis sapI.iis,i wit 49,.
aF''f'@f sr"t-r s1ti,sr e,8i.g g.. ~hHhn,il
'~ ~'' - sasf' a. lss q. At any iaee "a The We.
~" ""'h'F AN "''irn ihrnkfaiis ree~,,e. anl
l',nl'iF Attended ." l.. ) ROOT & CO
Wh~cl'nF Asen-i III
a''i"gi"n t.ssm n.f capy 10 amsast Of two A.,
Nlaf-. apd charge Tine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

NHN Will. Nntf DEt4Nt- a.,
w The Ssi. UNHEALTHY se,th., ~ L.,
Htetf - IN Aouf system. hat ise.rtsin u 49,
va" 10 a. inr'f - Vr' Hss aai r-n.,,-nr'
'aushi fphl III. ut -llu nfAsf. e.,s..ns.s
fou Thar tohfHmn'fuH = certsi. d.sth "a III
whom Il may enc"tnier when left antl 1st.
nefloda 800 -"
ffifN why WILL you DELAY
rforunaa rten@ y ~ due srasoa ana ,,,..,
ne nfasfess If that ell Ass4tasrr1 . 80
an d s'nn iefminales 10 canehias ~h.,-,'.
s'fenfts II The Ihftaf md inasmm.f,oa =, ~.
hnr - a.mhrsne NJ fie fanehl I. r,a..-.s
snd The Lpags reuarftf op.n 10 Z, e,s, r..
rerso-s <nh~r ih"'n' rir~s nras.,s .t,,, -, -
frqhi leak, ia ~ tstie doc ~h.-, IA thry h.-.
IN ~ concerned sboui Their heslth ssh~n a. Ill
rroh 'hatiy 49, too at. May sn ~to have,
cold lake tn@iT waning and Ee. ri Of II a,
soon n nnsxhie.
~ pnncs"'s fNatr'arant Remedy stand.
heinf. ihf nsbic. iesi~~i ~ thonsanas and .,A,I.
Z so 10 alninsi every family throughout The a.
iefehi STATE. inr sii.ssses ~
Iiik CHEST ANnIuNCS
The tasi sm.anf ssl. ~ tn. CITY. and ik.,,n
- 'nAna PERSONS go come baek sni nhfs4, i
~ TO haF roten battles. Is .Binci.nt xyis.,,-
y - ~.adcffal efficacy
Call untn y & RB MARSH
NV Nheslins
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

on cbEsi efAtiau Ah~tsar Il - "a iaAzea
cfAffed Hna decree fhaf hfs taHse he a. irtf ed
20 iafae- Paul "a. hereby snsainf Ell p COM
missioner FOR that iiHrpnse VIZ i 80 aSr.ftsln
a"d rsps'fi. ~hai moneys sud nf1pc-tv. tas asil
ear a .ef S1HA.l a. c4asr- - frflsu hsKs
cfnr o. fHe hands - the rsfen4anf. LIE q
hem ~ fhr hfnf- - a'v e el-~. - fheif
lffCf - Il fHttf AZ 81 hars hrraHnf Vr.fssi in
h~ui lh" Hert = ffass ~ nee t'aid ell d.
reA std Ia thr tiH uaaittsmssl sol - aai ltai q
uctsanal estate - - awe. Caldwell dec. -sd
nave rem sid ~ the sas ira - e.s - eiiser 81
ih"'n End what tIme- ani up an Mhaf fefms
~" .'t Ah7i filcfs such - - serf made 49,
what disposition las hecn ma d, IA. .af
'fnrlfes al tHch fnnnuNs chosss T. acifaa. aaH
srcufit'., a. hss - Come 90 Their Aaads. and
NAsi = due tom them - tlf hcf - mem GA AZ.
fht ihsfeo'. Aud III ihf a 3lars ~ .aid
James Cal well trrf ss,' ar - he siia.ea.i a.,
1inr pa bsife thu >a4d a.. iftgsi aner aud ROY.
hrif dots. winch Wrfr sue AZ lie dste of H..
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- he pnh i-h-d 81 - lran 3 dax. ,n ss.ns
ncvspaaer pfin'e% IN the cifr II Nhe.ins. inf
hot purpose. ard f. peremniafs tst snd ssi-I
- tirm - FhRN NJ - come aud prove fhsiF
81 nts ar - he cNtiu1r he henefi 81 shi. De.
ere hai hat such II thcm ~ s1a'i - come N.
hsiarr ihey sfe - ae al nIiiea cred tars 49, 10
siyr seeHnlY for iss pafmeni o. fhsif nrnnar'a,n
~ me rAaan IS al h. sail re BE sesi-i rs sal
Commissioner. Ana the sail ramm,-stnnrt j.
10 'enor ihr 500 maftsrs t.sefher Si,h anr
' 'tf'htA irfhernt Pes hfm~rfs 81
ptf ally require hf rlfh~r mart SWING dur N
ire 9" The paru.s concerned sfhs nr,oes.iings
Te-te. ALEX abbey. Co.
hNlSStONERs NOTICF-The psri,ss
interested "a he f.teeoins decree slli take
7"'i"f thai 20 pHIsa11c~ afse inrch thereof
have ~ .Hlr Monday me 4. Il .isy Of Ianuarx
netis ~ N siN r. "a - citv It Wheeling a.
ne 'iso an nia -. N n aud where I Shau
ean'mrree he tak8n' ~ thu ars ami IA 81
lref~o ga eele Aud hereby +. . ~. III pArIIes
ouc'fned t. prp incr before me- such l. ap.l~
: .ucbefs a.. ~ nav be necessa,y ~ fhe fopsf
akinf - sal acctanf. tAMTs PULL
dee = Stes4ll t,nni..oa.r a.
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~ CEEArEEMs.

80 - S-lAE LIN { .,
" nv no 1ou pro -RAS1tNA7. 1
w Fnu not usfs fhaf Ids af ~ -
the arri srsTiE II CersansHaf.p ura
ian. II he Hnms.i tsnsflY sfe Ia -
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nsssea - ~efk ~ ds-siaisan n ''H =
sfuaua loi = hsu sis all nv -
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sumption ~ Init .h,ir fat.l iifffzf
ssstem-rrias igafn iifre - sire
opro fsuusfK - Ifastsfr iis ~
ihtf vii ~ rned 4fris So - ihr ret
- = = \ 1850. $50 frslis skrsi
'Ysiffnf Hsmsnahs' ihft = 10 bs aila z
ian 49, ih~ 49, -
DR pl'NCaN's ExsFc roRhNr If !.
a ms.lirire that las sas,d ID. re =
i've II ttoussTfs VI ~sfs 81 ~ :,
romnisibts Efsr ~ The OF. ais - ~ 70 i
Rrsd The ~~rerff.i frrrs ,~,lofuff 1
medicine. srd iie innnmsfahl< Pr h
iians - d rrstifrrfrs inv s,asd ifan \
nf the United sisfs. Tn. sioae 3.
rronfnf ns sstt nishinr Ansns. ~ y
the lasi number Of the cinesnna'i So "a
wards ~ A
on THOUSAND PERMANENT r. b
be. hem performed IN ira eisY srs
~iihin the late rssr. The following -
we'd by the .ss, msii 7
l,r Dunes a--Dess sit-iisaifh. y
h'.s.lnF--oh. hnI eleven saaa,h. az 2.
important eof.'afi Sas iaF dlsfsr =
! wss isksn dawn WHh sesr' !.
spf na, ~ ifh ssfiisf arnn ms i.nss =
isns'h rendered sar h~aish So ae .-st ~
nAtsi 'an lost al hofrs u ,e~oyrf =
pfrezn e.. srustson srWsan~t -
month";. wiitaHf aststatBs saF rec ~
'smre -. usns al IL "a e'iie'as'
sss - 80 nssf = nv i - rffn -
bot - NJ easei. Nv faihrs hsp"en-d !.
a nihlies II rou sslnsh'e - 4
frm@iy. and iaaue iisniy rraeurrf ft' !,
tor rrrs ! refan ee~yd e.aug the 49,
the - dss 81 ass Nos~Gnhsr. rad con- !.
$50 FOR 20 @rek.. the frst haIfi~ cav
- -. end eau.ed eet sws'saie -
= hisk ursf N I'm snf pstfsF. -
ihe - and hottie ih@ i-rhsrss t~rsfasf IN
ihai ~-ss siArnef hnt hasing 81
hfenre ia the ns air'rr. ennttru'
nHill - niirs'y r-fn.ssa ssefY So ~
"A $3.50 fraaf nv iung~. | an nos e
nfrf.ei hrsl'h. md feel ever grateful e
; public ssnsfsrinr.
1olfs, with gratitude 49, iha -.
MaRy PR J
HAVING been s~a,siniei ~iih Nj. r.
'eYefai ssr- ard sna~tss h-r fs'if'H
itn. feel a. hnsltafill n enfofsing
'rrins he' nos s.asaai IN our mr.
'ihs tai others lahnung ,.r1sr sf'
unEs mar restore The ns-ixrs ~ ~. I
SN MOO" II,
oi the Nth adi.I Soeiriv. Cine Il
it-sh supals - DaacAu- !,
Kennedy las r~eeisri ~ The staf@ 81 es
49, - Y u dARsI. th
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y TAN MN

~ ~ $3.50 "-,f-CrpIr
= - a@ cafas. + - st4
y = lea,4r-. hs5 enss u ths soo,hWe.i ,,,,
u ne same s.fssa .etIe
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n oupNfNG Gnons

ot PNfNG Gnons-Sa.4t Bl,.
VI t"trh iHlss'ei' B,lghasu.e- s..lu. d.
/ anfr. Suftf French Al-fua. anl es4a.4, Fren. .
hWAes Black l-sna ~. aid rinbei Nenn
III NN' aia Morning Cfsvats. Crafe. G. ives
Lfne Nri'' a'~i lliki-. RhS.ns fne a..or m IN
'.'aeAi "i'a eafs and aiienisan. by
"7 w T SFLBY
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DsAp>s.. sunED.

COMPOUND kRi.OSOrF .Coi'stll
I NOR 80 ~nfe ID DEAFNESS. rsie'
Y drsls.srs ~ matter f'asn ~, eaf .
'i..gtss=his Enl.~s. hks The h-Exiag a
'sii.ag IL ~s'~,. ~hirxins II sissr. Il. y
''s .sr- siam. NJ arpsa.eh,nr d~-f,s'-. .
Generally .ti~e.s-si u sd the dissaG.. -
Or CRU MbACKER. No III. Ne"
1hs. ~ saseme "a sigA,y reeamnef-ie
n'e's.s. e~''ifiesi~s are sissn. by NefT i'''
re,-ors. aftas nam a.,osIsnsns CORE 4" :
esfsa<u.~d
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AfW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY GOoDS

TIT tIII I'M NIUNf"F
- - tlNtp the d"y .fnaliy. Nasrml,ef g,h
Ia lSlJ1
= P'''es -i' ef fsnry Nelssis. ST Lldis, dresses.
10 @" Al scn L"sfe-. al c1lpr.,
%" 81 ~ STA Chsin.
d' sup'f cns..h,trel. q h,4upld ,rieie:
> do Zeuphia Cnls.a NV afiicie lif I.dtr.' ,y..,
, do sup Frenth Mcrilae..
> d TWiiied Aluacs. aeN arirls.
ALNJ-->'me ven rnh tmtf.u.t,rfd l'hihei
'irfn'" Bruoha anl her shsa' - c..i'd Frpac. A.
nov ~ iDWTuER d hon
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4 MERICAs HARDWARE Avn

\ "Lni.A' HARDWARE AND
II tLFLtRl.--rhr sat.erhef -. i,,.t .. :
ri ifest .srp', II HARDWARE 4 Ct'TlrKy
70" "'''Ei a shoh o. American nannia~iuf. ~ -,
'i"ee'l prizes. atd - eqpal qnaiiiv plfb fts -.
'-Hg '-h ma nf4r.ufe. Tins. Ui.o are aeon,,,, :,
'i HE pfiee' Of ilafdvsfe sill pl.a.- All 49, -,
.'',9eai "i~f'iTri nj Nhal u called h., .,n..
- '''" high iafH aa ne sal,nIts au.,ls,. ia
MILL SAWS cpoes ~t-rx.,.
FIT da u.Nn
sc l.s~s. lIinge. Screw.
- "'i hHtNf' SIZE tnives Lafhe. Cs,d e.,,e..
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