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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

small one, think must insist payment before thou
| contest in possession Of Thy large estates
The proper signal here brought the constable into the
presence of the parties. The swinder particularly
sonished the appearance oil tins iunctlonary VINO
Immediately began to execute his part Of the drama
'.Wha,'' exclaimed the rogue in angry tones lyon
surely have Mt sued me-
YES, have replied the Quaker, land thou sloulIst
be thankful that nothing has happe ned thee.
Come in, them, said the debtor finding himself fair
ly caught; 'cone in, and will pay you If must.
Tie three the house together and the slippe
gentleman having ascert1ued the amount Of the bill,
paid II in full
Tho tailor having signed the receipt, placed i'll the
hands of his late creditor, with feelings such may be
readily gned The swndlcr took it and for the first
glanced the various of which compo-
scd. He said nothing till he came 10 the las: charge,
which ..tor adrc,7isiag'' when he broke forth
"lI;oo! what s this Fo, odrr1isng'}} That's
odd charge in u tailor's bill You re cheating metz
20 no. cooy replied the Quaker ..that IS all right.
have charged thee the Of publishing the advertise
which thou lust showed me-
Here tn, swindlcr uttered horrid oath, he demand
ed s.Do YOU say that goa caused the publication
of that adve rtsementR
.Truy did, replied the Quaker with provoking
GOODNESS.
you told lie in it, quickly retorted the rogue.
Convince of that said the Quaker, land thou
wilt find lner ready o confess the fault
You said | should hear something my advantage, if
l would come here
..'ihou mistaken, Immediately responded the Qua
kcr; II only promised at tlou shouijst hear of some
thing aGvantage'; AID is it the advantage OF
poor tailor to collect old debit
If can catch you in the street, said the swinIlcS
with oath and the deepest rage, Il IL give you
such cowhding viii leave the breath Your
body
Nonsense, now said the Quaker; eli thou really
tends to do thing OF that had better step
into the back yard and finish the business once
The rogue completely liuscd by the cooncss
of the Quaker, and stood spccccss and almost. pc re
Now said the Quaker gooi-naurev, s.let give
thee piece of advice. When next thou hast to
a suit Of clothes thou ladst better attempt
cheat the poor tailor, but pay him honestly, for the. VIII
thy conscience not disturb thee and thy sleep will be
and refreshing. farew-cll!''
There doubt of the literal truth of this story
received it tim" since from the lips of the Qua
Ecr himself
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
DIR. S. nj. ARNOLD.

ESPECTFUILY informs tire citizens of Richmond
IL and the country adjoining, that he has permanently
catcd himself III the city, with intentions to practice the
various branches Of his profession.
From the great opportunity he has had of acquiring
MEDICAL knowledge the east, well from the dlfcrc
Institutions as by attending 10 large practice, together
bycIose attention to his Ii" hopes be able
please all who may give him a call.
DR.. ARNOLD has of Grsints improved graduated
Electro Magnetic Machines and Galyaic Batteries This
jnstrlmen much in in the east 1t is
used as remedial agent, and frequently too with the
greatest of where all other remedies have failed
of for and chronic discusses csp
dly Palsy, Gout, Tic-Doorcuy klcunatsn, Pains III
in the h9ad and limbs Blindness, Deafness &c. gene
nldebty, all spna! asses, Liver complaint Dyspcp
and chronic
II likewise peculiarly adapted to all female Diseases
dieting the most wondcr upon short applications.
1Olce Main street, first door the Postotlicc
June 21th 1915. eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

SUDDEN DEATH FROM TiGHT LAcING--On
Thursday evening. 4 young woman named Maria
Mason, was taking walk with of TIE
cruit!ng party stationed at ulnck!oy. They had
not proceeded far before sho cNclalmcd--'Oh
how i'll ami They immediately began to re-
turn, bu, finding her still growing worse, tho
soldier set her down and hastened back for assist
ancc, and having obtained It, they brought her a
little farther in the direction of home, but she
became Il corpse in their arms when about l00
yards from her fathers house. A post norton
examination showed that from tight lacing her
lungs adhered to her side, to which tho doctor
mainly attributed tho cause of her untimev end.
She was 4 steady, good looking girl, in the bloom
Of youth, and daughter of Mark Mason. The
melancholy circumstance naturally excited man !
suspicious, but nothing doletorlous found IN
her system. Tho corners jury returned q verdict
Of ..died by the visitation Of God. '-London
Times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARaAiN!

The erteasre Cgrdina ant Fading Establishment. be-
bsg,Rg 10 EfgS hacey, Laurel, Fra9kiin 60. L..
'INlE building and machinery is al and doing n
successful business; the subscriber having Cardec
sa Year upwards OF II 900 lbs DOL. and will card 2i
eu lbs this season The building 30 feet BY 30. three
sees with plenty OF water power; II being lease
0h the race of JAS Conwell X Co.
The above property can he hai low the subscriber
sses to give up the business ANY respcc-
ing will gladly be gwen by the tie pre-
resons wishing to situate themselves III the above bust
hess manufacturing Will 90 well cal. and
themselves. ELIAS MACY
Laurel July 9Th, 1915 2o;3t-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
Ef.rsntn VII.

Tho naughty farleton, Wanting his foats of
gaiiantry to the great dsparagonen: Of tho con-
tinental cavalry, said TO 4 lady at Wilmington.
Il have very earnest desire to sec your far
famed hero. Col. Washington ~ our wish
Col. might havo been fuy gratiicd,' she prompt
Is replied chad YOU ven,urcd to look !cAind you
at the battle Of tho Cowpcns." Il was in this
battle that Washington had wounded Tarlcton IN
the hand, which gave rise to a sill moro pointed
rotort. Conycrsng with Mrs. Wiley Jones, Col.
Tarloton observed, 'lou appear TO think very
highly Of Col. Washington: and yot have been
told that ho is SO ignorant fellow, that he can
hardly write his name: lit may bo tho
ccsc,'' sho replied but no bottor than your
self, Col, can testify tia; he knows how to mako
his MARX.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

W1xDovs CLEANED BY STEAM.-A very simple
method of clear windows IS coming into
crcne-al use in England. The window IS first
busted with u bunch OF feathers or busting brush,
whon all the US: IS thoroughly removed, place
q bowl Of boiling hot water, 4. tho base Of the
window; the steam Immediately covers the glass.
which is removed by a wash feather, and finished
off with another. quite clean and dry. The meth
Cd saves time, prevents tia: cioudy appearance.
left by hitting. and produces more brilliant and
tIgr1b polish than any other.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

ASEeDorE.-T following circumstance oc-
Cured In ono of the towns Of Arkansas. A man
had boen drinking until iate hour at night be-
fore he started for home. Honest folks had long
boon in bod and the houses were all shu, and
dark. Tho liquor ho had taken was too much
for him: he did not know whore 10 Co. He at
last staggered into empty wagon she'd, and tell
upon the ground. For q long timo nc lay II Al
the Inconsistencies of drunken sleep. and would
undoubtedly have frozen, (for the snow on the
ground showed the nigh. TO be very cold.) mad not
others less insensible than himself been about him.
Tins she'd was a favoritc rendezvous for the hogs,
which were out when the new conner arrived. bu!
soon returned 10 their bed. In the utmost kind
ness, and with the truest hospitality. they gave
their bipcd companion the n:iLle Of the bed; some
living on either side Of him, and others acting the
par. OF a quilt. Their warmth prevented him
from beins injured by his exposure. Towards
morning he awoke: finding himself comfortable.
IN blissful Ignorance of his whcrea bouts. ne sup
posed himself enjoying the Accommodations OF
tavern, IN company with other gentlemen. Ito
; reached out his hand and catching hold OF the
stiff brls,ies of hog. exclaimed! 'Nhy. mister.
s-iea do pou s9are lest
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Death of IA Tcmarl,a BILE Hermit in West Jersey.
The Camden Mail of this week reveals a re-
markab!o of life and death in that vicinity
on Sunday Ias:-an English gentleman, Richard
Bichford Hodge, aged about 80 years. Tho Mail
gives an account of him:
''fhi5 gentleman recently into tho noigh-
borlood, TO settle, whero he had purchased a small
farm. He was I:nglishman by birth; and was
evidently man of education who had mingled
with good society. He had no family, livod en-
troly ;.lone, with tho exception of his dog and
stunned all intercourse with those near him
On Friday last no taken sick, and TO the offer
of ne Ibor 10 minister 10 his wants, he return
cd most decided negative Uo peremptorilv
rejected all profferod aid, and insisted upon paw
lag for any and every little act of ki nd no..
neighbor's house, with note which he wished
conveyed TO farmer mile or two distant, with
whom he had boon much loss reserved. This
farmer cano 10 his assistance, and called in DR..
Cooper Sunday. Tho DR.. found Mr.. ii. in
tho collar OF his house, upon somo straw, labor
ing under such montal Excitement, and u
monomania that he pursued by individuals
from England. who at tho time infusing
deadly gasscs into tho surrounding atmosphere
with lntent 10 destroy him. In other respects no
appeared to DO Sane, convorsing with the doctor
in ., connected and intelligent manner. Tho DR..
did not think him IN Imminent danger, although
quite sick man, and lief, him intending to coll
tho next day. In tho evening, about o'clock,
he died. tho friend he had sent for, and his vito
bong alone present.
Thus dying suddenly stranger, awny
from relatives and friends, it don,od advisa-
bic to hold an inquest upon tho body. According
~, the Coroner, Mr.. Porter, called Jury at tho
house on Monday morning, who decided that do
ceased died from natural Tho Coroner
also took possession of decoosod's personal prop
erty, which consisted of collection of choice
and valuable books. extensive and elegant
wardrobe, considerable of ready money,
together with various articles Of ornament and
personal comfort, indicative of Il degree Of in
! tclI1enco and refinement totally variance with
| his late coarse and nnchoristic habits of life.-
Ills house destitute of bed bcdstoad, and al
most every other article Of the commoncst neces-
| sity! His "a on which he had lived since March
is bearing a luxuriaant crop of woods, he having
neither horse COW. spade nor hoe; and refus-
ing all applications either for cultivation or inn
provcncnt. He stated, before his deccase that
he had neither relative nor friend in this country.
iIo originally from Devonshro and has
brother and two sisters in England. Our breth-
IN tho cities requested to notice this death
and TO state that further information will DO af
fordcd on application to Mr. Porter, or the Edi-
tor Of ''lhe Camden Mail"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

The rumors of very interesting and astonish-
ing discovery begin to DO circulated in Paris.
It consists furnishing the means of lighting,
simultaneously, ali the different highways which
cross France IN all directions, by means of sim
pie iron wires connected with electro magnetic
machines Tho utility Of this discovery is i'm
nonso as it will render the roads as we'll lighted
and safe the most frequented streets Of the cap
ital. Several experiments have already been
made on the road from Paris to small town on
The Havre road. which were crowned with entire
success. Gns-light is said to be nothing IN CON-
parison with tina; given by the above process.
English paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

u advertisements rrE be eonspeeous.y inserted the
s'Ialt9fiaH'' at the toloteing rates
Gre sqrere . 10 lises, I25Oaa'sl ,resks, S1.OO
Egch e3RfiHuaace 35
AR''o'.Heiag names Of candidates fo, tFee 100
literal discount the abore rates ,cAo adrer
fss by TIE yeer advertisements w be continued until for
BID q The xesc e he aarctiser i definite time fired
No crcySenes scg 5 considered less than square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

'ISAlLORING-REMOF f. NcDowELL,
respectfully informs his friends and the public, that
- nas removed TO the wellknown stand recently
so Samuel f. lredeli, Main street. doors east
Reeves Pages Store; where he is prepared TO
~ 70 all calls his line with and despatch
esarns his thanks for the liberal support he reefore
to hini, and hopes, by close application bust
~ =. 70 merit and receive a continuance of custom
Mchmend, July2, 1915 a.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

u ESPECTFULLY proffers his professional services
II 10 the citizens OF Richmond, and the o rding
eeunry. Satisfactory reference be given, If requ
~a 5~Office at james Hunnicutt's, Main street
July -, 1913. 3of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
For tie PQHadium.
I
Musings while returning from "a Funeral.

''Glad of rest must the wretched and wayworn be
Angel of Death they ready for thee."-t l.. f. L.
.For whom I was best
To flee away and be at rest ilEM,Ss.
have been o where they gathcr'd round
The couch Of Death, vet the early dcad
FOR she had passed the prime of life before
Her God released her from the pains of time:
The mellow autumn of her age had come
But passd not onward, ere her doom stald.
The partner of her carly life has gone
Down o the grave, long since entombd in his
Far distant fa,her-land, and her children
One mourning there, but tidings had not sped
To bear the tale of to those who not.
Her thoughts had urn'd childhood sunny land
To friends long since dead. and then she passd away
TO the world of spirits. Oh. when the
And friends of early life picturd
Memory glass, warming the lone hearts throb
With feeling of loy,--thus may | die.
Tiah, thou hast LOOKED upon the cold
And placid features of the dead, though
# Iov to thee to know the deep proving
OF a fellow beings heart, and the smile
Thou wear st tells that thou thought it
a most bcautcous Is death then lovely
To the young and Joyous hearted, whose
Cheek the flush of youth nantles full brightly
No. BY the changing paeness OF thy brow
BY thy proud lips Guiver, and by the melting
Kindness trembling in thine eye,
know thou lowest life; for to thee
Is yet as smiling the April sky.
But where clouds shall intervene the expalIsc
OF the blue heavens, and the stormy wind
Shall bear destruction to thy lovc-wrought bower,
Then may st thou the tomb place of rest.
Oh. would the gathering next should be
Around my own pale brow for life has lost
The bright glow of hope that yields sweet pleasure
The poet must communion have; if
W it'll man, with the wild spirit of the wood,
Or the swectcr angel of the flowers.
w it'll these in silence he pursucs atar
The magic dreams that fancy wcaycs for HIN,
Too bright to last o II earth Hike this of ours,
And having traced the vision past the verge
OF mortal sight, he seeks the ETHEREAL ali.
For him there's JOY within the silent tomb.
Wayne CO., ISIS. y. n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Ex.rac, of q letter from Nashville, dated Juno
:, 10 gentleman in Washington
! The las, will and testament of the old hero
THIS day proved IN county court. and is
/ OF public record. He commences by giving his
body to the dust, whence i, came, his soul to God
that gave H. &C., desong his estates, first to the
payment of two debts. VIZ: one of $1,000, with
interest. borrowed of Gen. Piancho of New Or
leans another of ) 10000, with interest, borrow
cd OF Blair x ltlvcs; aud tho balance 10 his
Andrew Jackson. r., with tho exception Of
few servants 10 ms grandchildren.
..Tha sword presented him by the State Of Ter
nossoe, he gives TO A. J. Donaldson, this ncphew)
now charge d'atlairos at Texas. The sword pre-
sonted him at New Orleans ho loavos to Andrew
Jackson Coffee, tie of his old friend General
Coffee. Tho sword presented hun at Phlladc-
phia, he leaves to his grandson and namesako.-
Tie sword and pistols which he carried through
the British and Indian wars, he leaves to Con. X.
Armstrong The pistols of Washington, by him
given TO Lafayette. and by Lafayette given to
Jackson he leaves to George Washington Lafay-
cite, the son of General Lafayette. Sundry 9TH
or presents made him during his long and eventfnl
career, left with his adopted son. will instruc
tons 10 him. that, in tho event of war, they shall
upon tho restoration of peace, DO distributed a
nlonpst those who shall hayo conducted them
solves most worthy of their country in the con-
ficr in tho opinion of their 'countrymen and la
dies
at is dated. think. in September, 1914, and
reyokes will mado by him several years before.
1t is III his OWE steady and firm hand writing md
like all things that fell from his pcn, brcathes
the parost patriotism throughout. - Union.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Several OF the granite piers Of the aqueduct
bridge across the Harlem river will be l16 foct
high. 4 Boston boy. II years of age. who ro-
Gently visited the work, when asked by his
friends describe it, said that the bridge was to
be laid over tho tops of dozen Bunker Hill
Monuments.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

\ horse belonging to Mr.. Henry Dietrich, in
Greenwich township, Pa, was seized with by
drophobia last week, md exhibited the most hor-
riolo symptoms Of this fearful Inalady. He tore
the flesh from his bones with his teoth, and died
in ravng fury. Tic had been bitten by mad
dog - DAYS before.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

The town of New Bedford contains only
Il 900 inha 5itants, yet real estate IS valued
q. twelve millions Of dollars, being SlO0 to each
man woman and child. Now Bedford had $40
vessels III the whale fisheries
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

A NOBLE CHAaIrY.-Wc notice by tho Phil
aIcphia papers that the Ecmac Friends Of that
city have formed an association for the grateltoas
~. F.>f. II - - .--:i ..l.s
dent 10 them IN tho summer season. They have,
by, public notice, Informed parents OF tho rcsPcc-
table class, who, from limited circumstances. can
no, well afford the expense of boarding thor child
ron in tho country that locations arc abou, bong
provided al u convenient distance from tho city +,
whcro thcv Will have the benefit of puro air, SO
essential to their comfort and recovery, and other
accommodations which their situation requires
The association Will also furnish tickets for cXcur
sons on tho railroad, tho wator II steam-
boats to any persons having sick children need-
Ing change OF air 50 beneficial IN such cases
To aid in the promotion of these benevolent OBJ
iects, tho principal physicians Of the city have
kindly volunteered tholr services. Nhat n heart
i: must have boon that first suggested the fo.na-
ton OF society for SO laudabic an OF. ect w Ill
not tho ladies' of Baltimore follow tho noble exam
pIo of their Quaker sisters Of PAiludoiphia?-
Bait Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Half an hours rest should Be taken after din
nor. !: gives tho STOMACH az opportunity of di-
costing the food well, which is important, espe-
cia!lv to a working ran.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

The Van Buren, Ark. Ir:c!,igenccr of the
2.,th uIs. VS.:
The tide of emigration to Texas this season
has already commenced; largo numbers pass
through this place on their way to that country,
and we learn that the number that will 90 out
this fail viii greatly exceed that Of any other.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06
NEW DRUG STORE!
DIR. JOSEPH HOW ELLIS.

NV GUILD respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
w Richmond and its vicinity that he has Just opc
in the MORRISON Buildings opposite Brighwcll's Store,
Main street, extensive stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils Dye-Stufls, Pcrfunery, sc.
lie would say to those who may wish to obtain any of
these articles that his stock is Complete fresh nd
have been principally purchased in the Eastern cities
such will enable. him make to their inter
est 10 purchase ol him rather than go farther lie
temined to give entire satisfaction, the quality of
articles and prices He is also Agent for all the
Popular Patent Medicines.
u Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours, both day and night.
Richmond, Indiana July Both, 1915. $50 81 3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

''Giad of rest must the wretchcd and wavworn be
Angel of Death they are ready for thee'-f l.. f. L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-06

Ex.rac, of !, letter from Nashville, dated Juno
= 10 u gentleman in Washington
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07
cn.>crnv--A, rule. held

, " IRGINIA--iN cHANcIhv- AT rule. held :,
The clerks .flicc al the Cicnn Superior Cont
Of Law and Chnncc'y for The county 81 OHIO. in The
month OF AYgu-i l8I5
ii'rom Mariil. Complement.
against
Jhn Gn'hrisi, Edward ~ Fitzhneh, The North
Weston Bask OF vug,nis. William + Drse, vii.
liam Cofn. Jonas Crumbacker. hinraar Nelson.
Daniel NJ Edgi g'on. John Foil J"hn q Eft and
James III Stout. Epsram Pollock ard John ALL
man. Whllam Fleming, ord George r Tjngle, and
Jonathan WILSON,. ~ . Deftpdaniss
The Defendants Willisin T d, nm. William {, FIN.
and Jonathan WILSON. no, having cnIepd their sp-
Peafance aud given security according 10 the Get Of
assembly md The rules Of this court, aud il appear
ing 10y satisfactory proof that they are not inhsbit.
nnis OF the commonwealth Of vrginia--On fnoiiop
o' complainant by counsel is ordered that The s.;d
defendants do appear here On The frs, day Of ,hv
ne1i term, and answer the conplainan hill and
that coiy OF this order be forthwith ir,wr,ed 10
some newspaper printed in The city OF Whcelilg
Tor Two months successfully and posted the 'front.'
i"cr OF The court house ol D iio county.
copy tes,r. ALEX T LAiDLEY. Clerk.
Coon. aug 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-07

Z i. q
" 1RGiNfA-iS cnANcrRy Al kules held
IA the clerks Office Of Tie Circuit Superior
u ufi oil Law md chance-y for The county oi Ohio.
IN the month of August lS45,
Tho North Western Bank oi Virginia. Couipla ;ncni
against
Matthias J'ffers. John NJ NJ Cfeary. William F
Gordon John w Boring. Etward II Fuzhngh.
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Vince.
ing, Elijah c j., ffers, Albert Butts, William
Armstrong, John ii A. ihsirong. w Ilina, Bu.hy.
=, Defendants
Tie Def ndanis Matthias Jcffcrs, .,,hn M Nc.
Creamy md William r Gordon. mol having eLterrd
Their appearance and given security accord ns To
HE act OF assembly and the rules al this court ud
appearing bv satisfactory proof that they are nu,
inhabitants OF the commonwealth OF VIeinin--On
molten oi the complainant by counsel it is ordered
mat The said defendants do appear here on The FIRST
gay OF the nexi ierai. and answer The complaan,'s
bill. and that copy Of This order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper printed in The city Of
wheeling for Two months successfully. and posted
nj The front door OF The rouri house Of Ohio co,dy
A cory iesic, allen r LAiDLET. clerk
+. aug 90