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pitteburscr Bldtter fasen pa6 itd bort
jest mebr 8adftenleser, Sdreiner nno Nrs
setter belnoen, aIs SeIebaftisuns flnoen tons
nen uno ratben Anoern uibt portbin 5u fonts
men, I'M Nrbeit At fuben.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
From the Indiana Farmer & carse.~,
Canker Worm and Cheap Remedy.
MT. JENNER, near Versailles: la.
July 2Slh, 1911.


Nh. EoiToR.-For several years pms, som, >,
{ Inc hne>: orchards on the banks Of the Obi, =
Inc counties of Switzerland and Dearborn h,s.
ooeh rendered totally vaaolosss by the destra.
tVe fs'aScs OF The cankcr worm. Orcha,l
which have heretofore YIELDED an incom, of fc,-.
l 10 thousand dollars Ter ann m no, oroa.e,..
enough fruit for family use. Those worms \ "a IS
ioniing rapidly. and many orchards some MIL
BACK from the rivor are this year affected IT,
| means OF prevention heretofore recommended r
'lcS would answer at all arc troublesome ana
expensive as to render their use cat of the cues,
! ton III largo orchards. WAC would think Of n,
| plying tar to belt round the ,rco every mornin,
| from iaii 10 spring over an orchard covering 40
acres of land! or of removing the ca nth and NJ,
| plying mel-it canno, be done In n recon,
conversation with J. &. Eggleston. Esq. who re-
SIDES SIX mics below Ncvav, md whose orchard
OF forty acres of apple has for tho las, foor
yenrs been stripped of every leaf aud bud In
sprlng by these worms. 10 Informed mo tia,
lghhor OF his. Mr.. John r. Cotton has adopted
n method OF preventing their ascent, of easy ar,
p'catlon and triting expense, which promises 10
be perfectly successful. 1t is this. A roll or
bat OF woo evenly cardsd. - applied round tina
body of tho tree and ,ioi tightly 10 it bv apply
ing I" mo carefully all round tho middle of
tho roll The wool above and below rises over
the twihc. aud thus It is buried and hid in the
middle OF the roll. Mr.. Eggles,on says hc visit.
ed lIls ncIghbor last spring and with him areful.
" observed tho result. Tho worms crawl I'D tho
tree until tho roll of wool IS encountered, then
ma ko pcrseverng efforts 10 push through IT, bu,
failing III this thov carefully hunt MI round for a
g'p through winch to pass. aud finding mono they
Will not retreat but get close under the wool as
they can and their doposite the egg This RENE
dy. II he perfectly successful. must be applied a.
hou; the first of November. rs some of the worms
ascend AZ That time but most of ,hom IN Fcbr,.
nry md March. Mr.. Cotton applied tho wool to
ans rnfGi m Iy,hriI hal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
A.GATHERlNG-TOGFTIiER.

Some wicked bachelor has said that let marry whom
will, afterwards we have not wed our
infendedA good girl always respects herself and there
fore always possesses the respect of otherso offer
vice to an angry is like blowing against tempest
1.-The Boston Atlas says, Col BENTON, it is reported.
openly says: .'The party made mistake sir in nominal
ting Mr. Polk-they committed a bundcr, SIR cross
ouhder-he lacks the proper materials give character
10 the nation and satisfaction the Democ ratio
The Ocean House at Newport, Rhode Island has been
destroyed by fire. several lives lostloss property
timated at lately fellow was
rested, who stole horse Monday, married on Tues
day and committed two larcenies ThursdavAn edi-
he didn't shut his mouth about bishops d wrap him
upn rag and make a hustle of him. Some paper has
the following good hit: Jake says, he knows family
somewhere who in the habit of having nothing for
breakfast and warmi ng up for dinners he thinks
the boys would make good priners Quit splitting that
nasty tobacco the floor, Josh, I'll whop We La
mother. why don't speak proPery you should have
said cease eecing that offensive saliva of the Virginia
weed, upon the promenade or shall administer Won
asevere eastigaton. -thats proper, ma prentice saws
Buckeye locooco illuminated house in honor of
the death of Andrew Jackson! There are seventy five
daily and weekly papers published in New York city and
forty-eght monthes and other periodic Bri
tam has taken mortgage from Mexico of both Upper
and Lower California TO the payment 10 her sub
Jects OF debts to the amount of $4,000 0O0 SO saws e
W ashIngen correspondence of the n. Y. Journal of
commerce, and that our government has official knowl
edge of it-o-'Give cool drink of water am so
hungry that Idon't know where sleep night said
loafer to landlord Owing $4,000 which You never
intend TO pay, called by of exchanges iapea
dencr-The London Herald the strength Of thu.
English Steam Nary follows: I40 vessels, with "a 500
horsepower and the French at l03 vessels with y 600
misrepresentation forty-two millions of serfs or
scife siares in the Russian empire of whom 900 900
selong to the and private property
ca new Cotton Press has been invented by Mr. Tvler
Coner Of the U s Mint in n. Orleans which presses ten
bales Of Cotton IN eight minates-The Lancaster Ga
sette states, that the Commissioners of Fairfield CO Ohio
on an investigation of the Spurgeen the lr
Treasurer of that county, found him nine totsaaa
Go9arsby recent decision Of the Cont az Exc ec,,r
England. no copyright that country is now valid Tor
American work
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
ARAHsAs Bay. July %. 10.

o. Saturday. the 10Th INST tho American aas
first planted in Tex,s by authority upon tho
south ci.d of ST. Joscph's island. upon which
am landing the troops from the Aabarn1. inside
the bay. There nov FIVE hundred men en-
campod hero, and the scene is full Of interest,"
The other vessai with troops are cot expo ted Ia
arrive for several days.
The various Committees in tho Convention n,
Austin hase reported the dii1oren, provisions for
Constitution OF tho State of Tcxas, and thes,
are published at length in tho Civilian Of the
30th ult.
The following articles from tho bill Of Rights
may not be embarrassing:
3d-No religious test shall ever be required ~
qualification to any. Office Of public trust under
l3h-No bill of a,tninder OK pos. facto law.
or any law imPairing tho obligation of contracts,
shalt be made. nor vested rights be Invested I'M
tlcss for purposes of public utility. md for ade-
qua'e Compensation previously made.
lfih-No person shall be imprisoned for
debt.
l3tf-feTpe;uItics or monopolIes contrary
TO the genius of a free government. and shall new
er be allowed; nor shall the Ia " Of isrrnoycniiure
or entainicnt over be III force in this State.
Ia the Executive Department. the Is, section
says that ''The supreme executive power Of this
state shall b, vested in Chief Magistrate, who
shall be s;y!od Governor Of the State Of Texas
Sec. 4-The Governor shall hold his Office for
the term of four years from tho timo Of his in
siallalion, and until his SUCCESSOR shall be duly
qualified but shall no; be eligible for than
four years III any term Of eight years; he shall
be al least thirty years of age. shall be q native
citizen Of the United States, citizen of the
State of Texas a, the time Of tho adoption of this
Constitution.
The 9TH section Of tina: part OF tho Constitution
having reference to the ..Jadiciary- department,
of the State IS as follows.
Tho Governor shall nominate, and. by and
with the advice and consen. of two-ttir ds Of tho
Senate, sEa!l appoa; the Judges Of the Suprems
and District Courts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
agricultural Meeting.

Tho friends of agriculture informed that
there will be a meeting held in the city of Rich
mond, on Saturday, the 23rd inst, for tho purpose
of taking into consideration the expcdlency of
organizing agricultural society for tho county
Of Wayne. 1t is hoped the farmers, and ali per-
sons who feel an ntores. IN the farming interests,
and of horticulture, will attend. FAREERs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

~ The senior editor, d. p Holloway has gone east
purchase bookshe will be absent about three weeks
He thought proper before starting stir up the .nie
anImal,'' alluded to in the following article:
this contemplate sheet has assumed the
tain ocnsire little ANIMAL famous for its hyaauic pow
and assailed We shall avoid a with him;
except .fory foot POLE stirring him up:
which we may do at another time AT present, have
only to that whatever may have told Mr.. Lacy,
in regard to the withholding his is strictly
We were than 100 miles from home when the
muDicatior referred towas sent the office. Had
been at home would have published it. The junior
editor his perfect right and him. good and
sufficient reasons, acted otherwise The subscqH sex
PLANTATION given by him, and he miii speak fol him
self
As the missioner "reEerable is attached to our name
we will take the liberty of giving The
counsels of the venerable should be attended to- as the
recipient may profit thereby. Fhst, recomne nd the
observance of the maxim '.Tose who in glass hou
should never throw stones.' A man who has been in
dicted for forgery should himself up as prea-
cher of integrity and virtue. who deals in coua-
ea money should not talk about honesty-one who Sc
cretes himself in daylight and prowls about at night
should not boast of his Independence. \ man no skuks
from the office of the law should act the baggado
cia- \ word to the wise, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
A II A X I'D
I or the Palladium.

Earths pilgrims slumber in their peaceful halls,
Nights dusky mantle soft and silent falls;
sleep DER the weary, waves her wand of lead
And ready torpors wrap each sinking head.
Sweet is the plliowed rest of beauty now
When nature smiles upon her tranquil brow
Bright her drearns-y es-brig heavens own blue
Pure as ats Joys, and gentle as its detct
But bark. oh horror. what a shrek is there.
What noise is that which fills the nightly air.
IT'S iconDaH's waii--oh. quickly on--nor pause
Until YOU learn trhat diretH deed--and cause.
II seems maiden had by moonlight straved,
w hat caused the noise Il iitto had made;
W hen sad mi>iortune-to increase her woes,
a giant rat Just tod up0n her oest.
Whereon she shrieked (for who would | ween}
Aone-bv moonli gllt-with snca foe
But its and trust twill be
A warning TO young mGtdS as well as
CONsTANZA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

Murder !-neariy.-Sone of our citizens were very
much alarmed by 'mos awful piercing, gurgIing
and shreks, in the northern part of quiet city,
evening of Saturday last Murder supposed have
been perpetrated and nothing but horrible suspicion spec
tres choakng-back and blue, all kinds and
'Sights of ugly DEATH
were talked of and gravely on until the flesh
was made to creep, and hair o stand erect like
Bristles on the back of epraged porker;
but the fixed fact did warrant (as will be seen bv
the explanation below any of the dreadful suppose
tons, which
Sprung up like mush rooms-in a night,
When maids and rats abroad, enjoying themselves
with delicious proneiade-by n4oon-ltght
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20


That ExPLASArIoS--The explanation gave of the
reason oy refused to publish the HaAing in
paper, to have satisfied every body ex-
cepton OF the conductor of the Cambridge Reuler-he
it appears from his last sheet satisfied. In or,er
as We suppose, to define his position and explain
our suspicious of his honesty, he rees and abuses Mr.
''toss''-t man who the advertisement which
in the Rushvie Wing, and o which we alluded
to in our rehabilitation. All that Mr.. Hunt say
about Mr. ' oss may not be true, is of
business which, but the iXed fact of Noss being
rogue and all that of thing does change
freight of suspicion under which abored the
refusing TO publish the .thTee-square''
The honesty Of Mr.. Hunt-not in the least. this Hunt
knows much about the printing business under
stand rules and sqaires, he should have the
along with the article.lree dolrfs,' he saws having
been paid him for that purpose. One Dollar is all
have asked candidate for announcing his name
and ''three dollars certainly enough three
square" Hunt article, which very grayelv told
by the Reuer .mercly a sinbie''
In REFUSAL stated the fact about taat Dollar
being wanted before publishing the sdigesed Hunt
ticle, merely giving of the nildest reasons
which governed MS thinking it woui suffice tn.
author; but he satisfied and talked uaiianfy
that had idea the public demanded crpln
and twas given The "doar right. and the
questionable honesty of Mr.. J. H. Hunt. sla3ovcd
forth in Mr.. oss advertiser The fixed
orr course towards Hunt in this matter has been
dictated by what deem to be prudenf-a desire at
tend to our own business in way the little
modification experienced by san old respectable
Western ..eGitor of DAYTON the contrary with
standing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
From Ecaas.

re" ofioans papers of tho 81 bring us Ttx1s
dates 10 tho :'oth uit. There Is little news of IN
tercs Tho L. $. Troops had reached Texas.
ana the following note from Capt. Gree describes
thar first landing on bo SOL Of that Sta to:'-N.
J. Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

@THE Branch MNr-Or,iers have been se Mt 70 the Gus
tom House and the Post Office in this send all the
foreign CONS received by them to the branch mint be
recoIhed into american pieces-the Gold half
quarter eagles and the silver into quarter dolias-when
tnay be done wItoat loss The importation of spe
Gle here chiefly consists Ne xcan dollars on which when
reconed there slight gainespecially coinage
OF Durango The mint of Zacatecas ALLOW. and
not in such good repucOn Spanish hammered
and on Gernan@ceins OF all descriptions. the loss
when broken and worked over-Inuch greater than on
English sovereignS ana reach coins N Q. Jeff Rep.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Turnpike Meeting.

The stockholders and others interested the prosecu
ton OF the Newport Turnpike Road invited to
meet at Chester School House. Monday the inst
at ~ o'clock, a. JAMES BRowN, Sec'y
August 18th, lS45
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

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obont 10 h. err1Ilea 81 '"s ''''" e4l7eHS
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last nirh1's mil him ~ yar;,Ts ,4.,,,.,rs ~
l.tion to = ,lecI2ratioa Of War h. ,,nxi.o
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hro,,,h, Ic4na,cbes for tho II,o VI p,.lan,
fror, Nr D.,,,on3 i :; ,,,,s,,l =, ~. I,'.
,,h;ch wore soat +, y,sIi,,,,t,,, ~
niaiI. Il is said the p.ln.,, ,.,r, og,.r
~ home the Mexican uls,t Now Cr,c,. ::
nro,r which tho Rce or 'rn.s,l,y s,,s ~ i',,
tin,r ho,,-o an,,'iel II l,i,, I, $500
Mn Nm nolt - 'rh,rs,S .nI ~, - -
,ba, after "Wednesday he voui. le unabre :, =.
tend 10 any s.rh business. 'rba i,..,.,i.,,
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Nh rgcciyr,Ihy !, Vox;.,n T,,,l,.,,an
Orleans. vi,iri, sa.s.
have To concltiIe This l,,f,,r j., :, 49,. ~ a.
news i inst ~ to2,o lin. ,yar l,s 49,, II.
or,inst the Americans apd ,.o ,o.s,s ..,
otTimnoiiatciv. 10 n~oxan, holm, sc;zal
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f,,,,,,,, ia W.. ,1, ,,,ti -. wa
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~; ! = H. ~, - ,Ir; 80. o"..'''
Lce t,Lan !, i -, ,,r,;'.5 10 - ''.s
crcdie,lv informed aas hoo,, orJor,.I o',,t.
90 n,oa American, conInerce.
? .rb. r?1a of H. f1.,r,t,
~ liz schooner Eonity can.a;n ;7,,n,is
which arrived ves.ard,y fo,, h,,,,'.,1.au
havo received flies IF n,n,rs IL To G,b ~, ,,,
they arc absolutely barren Of all naws If ;otor.
est
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uolI authenticated ia ono tb,t tho 1etir,, I,s,,,
has received orders from h; C;o,.ar,,nan, N vii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20
Ti.e public L.a:> in Texas.

The New York Morning News, focofoco paper not
IN favor Of Texas, i very properly Of opinion ha the
new State will be very apt to make the United states
Government pay very high price for her public lands
In reference TO this subject the Morning News says:
''Ieras srH doubt dsieea hafd bargain ,eh for
her tads. TO allow them to lie outside OF general
land system. undertaking all the rest of the West. will
never DO. They must b. ours, and 10 max them IRE
shat oes3ta9s haze 10 pug plfty fo1aAy.
OF the Government will purchase them and of
course Texas viii drive hard bargain for them That
ali necessary ORDER satisfy the orginai frien3s 81
annexation the holders Of Texas scrip love 10 call
themselves The arrangement is very credabe to the
'orignal' annexaonists who put the ball in notion
They acuatcd BY the patriotic motive of making a
rich speculation for themselves. They bought Texas
scrip any price they fit Offer for and having
faith in the ability of the Government pay
commenced the agitation of the ques of annexation,
and succeeded in humbuggng the locofocoism OF this
country In accordance with their peculiar interests.
the public lands Texas not to be enered
the United States but left TO enable Texas to pay
off her debt. Now THAI annexation is perfected. the L.
states must become the purchaser of those lands at
price which the State choose to demand. and the
price which the Government shall pay for them will go
towards the redemption Of Texas scrip; and the
guence will be that the s.orgna lends of annexation
will be very nunifeently rewarded for ali their patriotic
have the origna friends Of annexation contrived
original plan by which they will be able fill their
pockets at Uncle Sans expense LsuisriAe Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-20

KILLED 4 SSaKE-It is stated an the Columbia Pa
Spy that little girl about eight wears of age s:ran-
gleo snake last cambridge Lancaster
county She had been gather black berries in
field at sorcIstance from the hou-e, and being
Tor longer time than usual her parents proceeded
search for her They found her quite deaG-if lar
black snake coied around her meek.
silly one, abroad.
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j. The National intelligencer, after able. lucid
and elaborate review of the Oregon question concludes
that the adverse claims that territory such as each
party confidently and respectfully maintain before
the civilized world; and then asks, since have re-
peaedy heretofore offered compromise, what remains
IN controversy SO little worth fight, but go with
aicahle and reasonable negotiations, until the matter
snail be settled by the best compromise that be greed
upon l-I.ou. Jour.
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Directions for the Polka .Step.

Get pair Of dress boots-hgh heels are the best
And partner; then stand with SIX more in ring:
Skip thrice to the right, take two steps and rest,
Hop thrice 10 the left, give kick, then fling.
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The last Jeersonan says that Major " att :wIlI GO
''for democratic Supreme Judges Well. he Co we
suppose; but the session of the Legislature
unless he can progress lewiston out OF his seat, The
MAJOR can vote for Sammy for of the Supreme Judg
es, If he before he goes Indianapo but
think. he's member the House, he can't ego it
after he takes his seat. What say you judge
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The Commercial Advertiser. noticing the Indian
threatened by the Texas. saws: s.we
may look upon them mixing of the charges
that hereafter grow of famous Texas bar
gam; and part of game that to be PLAYED on a
grand scale. to induce 4, 10 years Florda war
expenditure in Texas Six eight millions per annurn
from the United States Treasury. in Texas
will make of the Texans rch'