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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-08
. LABAN AINsWUKIH II sionoI5,
TnnbTldge March ", ls47- ll;3y

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Probate
Randolph District SIS. Court ior the District of Ran
doph, TO all persons concerned in the Hon Dudy
Chase, lato OF Randolph, MISUNDERSTANDING.
WHEREAS, Thomas r. Russell and Wiam HobarS
w administrations the estate OF said deceased
Court to allow them the further time of one year from
ana alter tho goth day OF February A. D. 1877 to make pay
tate,
therefore, you hereby notified that said application
w be heard at session of the Probate Court he hold at
we ,foOale Oeo IN West RAnduiph, the 18Th day OF
Apl next at which time you may be eur 10 me promises
AND TINS order shall be published three weeks successive
" m the Vernon, Waterman and State Journal ucwspa.
per printed at Montpelier, in this State, tho last of which
publication shalt be before tho day assigned fo hearing a
aforesaid. n
Given under my hand ho Probate Office nj West Ran
dolphi thus 18th day of March, A. d. 1917.
10 EDMUND WESTON, IuAsc.
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GEO. p. RIKER,

TIAVING purchased all the interest of CARLOS BAN
IL CROFT in the late firm of BANCROFT & RIkER,
will continue the business the old stand and by strict at
tenton to business, and at all times keeping good assort
ment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, IRON,
STEEL, GLASS, NAILS,
SALT, &c.
and by being undorsod in On, he will be happy
all the of the late firm and all others who wish
purchase any of the above articles for CASH approved
credit.
Montpelier, March 81, 1s47. l2dE
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Draft PLOUGIIsii

Vow offered for sale by the subscribers combining and
important improvements, together with general assortment
of Agricultural Implements Grass Garden Field Seeds,
ut the Farmers Implement Seed Warehouse. 10, 90 %
North Market 81, Boston. DAVID PROUTN 4 co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-08
Comprehensive Lexicon of the
Greek Language.

Adapted the of Colleges and Schools in the United
States, by JOHN PICKERING, Ii. D., President OF the
American Academy of Arts aud Sciences Corresponding
Mem3or OF the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin
the Antiquarian Society at Athens, etc. etc.
In notice OF this work by Professor Robinson lie says
There be little hazard in porouncng the Lexicon
Mr. Pickering TO be the best extant o tho of Colleges
and Schools in the United States" for which, indeed it has
been specially prepared Within the last low days.
best Greek editors and critical scholars in the country, him
self practical teacher, has expressed TO his opinion
that young School College, who Picker
ngs Lexicon will usually get his Greek Lessons with great
and accuracy aud in far less time than by the aid
Of any other Greek Lexicon"
In other notice ii is said This is work vast labor
great learning excellent judgment and elegant taste and
in ITS kind aud for its use, finished work In the dscrim
mating and iecous translation of many and difficult passn
gee, ii is without rival The quantities of the doubtful
yOwes marked with great and accuracy The dc
rived lenses of The verb exhibited in distinct articles
much to the convenience of young student. 1t illustrates
the words and dioms Of the NoU Testament more fully thar
any other Lexicon of the Classic Greek now in use"
Tho eminent reputation of the author, together with
merOus aud highly hattefing testimonials received from
Professors aud Teachers, well the Press enable thu
publishers TO present this work the public with great cou
fdence.
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gl1hA NMO D@0DMMAOo

NOS. n and ~, CoRNllllL, BOSTON.
JOHN T. hill, JOSHUA A, BRoDllEAD.
II. d. Keep oonsony nanqor sale al the lowest phi
ces, a largo assortment Of LAW, THEOLOGICAL, MED.
lCAL, SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS hooks
Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
Boston, Arfil, 1876. cot
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NOTlCE

HEREBY given that have this day elinqrished to
my son, RUFUS HARVEY ROWELL, his time, dur
ing the remainder of his minority, to for himself will
not claim of his earnings pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date. ASA HOWELL.
Waterbury, March s, ll.3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-04-08
1flnrkets.
Boston Market, April 3.

DUstOn NUVpTIlseT.
AsHEThc stock Of Ashes is very light. Sales in small
lots at 3 c. cash for Pots, and 10 for Pearls.
PEovsioNs-Thero has been active demand during tho
present week for provisions both for export and homC
sales Upwards Of $500 bbls. Pork have been disposed Of
principally at Sl3 for prime, 10 50 for Mess and II 80 fo
clear, months 900 hhds Western Hams 10 for export
Mess Becf quick vt y so S3 Sales of about 1900 kegs
Lard Mt 10 "a II c. mo. mostly for export. Provisions
have upward tendency. Holders firm and refuse
to sell at present prices
SEED-1hero Is fair demand and steady sales of Rec
Top Mt 60 and of Herds Grass at 25 81 2 per buhe
cash Northern clover 10 c.; Southern and Western do
7aS c. per III. cash.
TALLow-3000 pounds rendered &c per pound cash.
WooL-Fof American necces the demand continues good
and ready sales arc mndo within quoted
Domestic--Suxuny neeces ~ a IS; full blood 80 u al
- and "a blood 30 sc; Ia blood % 30; Lambs
super "a 36j Do. No, 2a 3l Do. No. Is 2O Do. No
3, o a IL.
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Combining new important improvements easy dra and
deeidod the cheapest and hest Pow now in useaso Ea
sie Flows Hill Side do Sub Soil do, together with prime
Of Agricultural Implements Garden Field aud
Grass Seeds, South Market St ouer the Marko) Boston.
RUGGLES, NOURSE & MASON.
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NOTICE

TINE Co-paTtnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Il BANCROFT & RIKER, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved All the demands of the late firm will be settled
by GEO. p, RIKER, who is duly authorised to settle the
same. CARLOS BANCROFT,
GEO. p RIKER.
Montpelier, March 81, le47. l2.3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

The New York Sun. whose Editor spent
the last wiutor in Mexico, and ia sat homo
in and ah1l. tho city. gtves tho foil owing
description of tho baltic field. and Of tho
cnyirons Of Mexico:
Gen. Scott. it appears, passed around
Santa Anna's tremendous forts at Pinon.
az We predicted he would. and appro,ch
Cd tho CITY By tho Tacuhaya road. Our
personal knowledge of the roads leads us
10 believe that par. Of tho story. if no
other. Oaco over the hills n: Pinon. no
ha l;roc. road 10 the Capital. by way
Of Tacubavn. which Is n beautiful villa 60
composed Of the fashionable residences OF
the merchants and b1nkers, tho palace of
tho archbishop. &c. two or iheree miles
from tho city. 1t Is Just such place
General Scot, would find himself n, homo
in. Near /, is the Royal Hi'l." where
Montozuma and tho Spanish Niceroys had
their palaces. Tho castle Of the Vice roys
is now used for q Military School, and in
the garden grows nohlo Cypress srcc-
s'Nontezuma's Cypress it is ca!led-fif-
ty-ono feet in circumference. That tree,
with others in the same vicinity, was plan
ted in iimo of tho Aztec Emporors, and bids
fair TO grow several centuries vet. Had
il speech. what startling facts and instruc-
tive lessons it could civo--how full Of in
struc.ion TO mankind! Under the grateful
shade ofthoso Cypress trees ut Tncubayn,
Gen. Scott and his army had before Thorn
the whole Of this great valley, with all its
unrivaied attractions. beautiful scenery
and varied "reminiscences. Tho Wow eX-
tends nearly ono hundred miles in cir
cult, tho mountains in tho distance consti-
,uting the frame of tho sublime pic,ure.-
The city Of Mexico being within cannon
range, and the aquoducts passing through
his limos, Gen. Scot. had only to demand
surrender md march into tho National
palacc. Ie will find room enough for his
whole army in that spacious pilo of build
ings, and on another side of the ton acre
Plaza, in full view Of his Head- Quarters, is
the Cathedral, where he can participate in
religious services every day Of tho wcek.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

Ii,S. BiAN s.l-HHE SoaISANBCLIsT
PaEArHEE.--In the Presbyterian Advocate.
of Welnasiav i the following accoln. of
sonaambujs. preacher. Mrs. Birney.
II Harrison @ iatv, OHIO. written by ono
Of ;.la fIco'og 5cai students Of the seminary
n -AlieElqnv cisT.
Mr.. li1-as states shat he heard her
preach Oh the 81 Of August. ani gives 4
statement in the article alluded II, of her
conduct AM discourse she has been
= .iiic;ol win periodic neuralgia for the
ms: eight years, aal on cycry other Sab
#4ta. 4 ID D'c3o1ss n tho morning. whom
tho affection occurs She sats erect IN her
bai, makes prayer, takes text. discan;s
an cXa7rts from i, sums UP her argu-
m2a;. aal closes WIKI prayer. Apart
from lAa .tcsiac.ion of extraneous mat
ter. tho writer says her performances
eo1ll u1s have 1 .sgraceI many Who havo
been set apart 10y the laying on Of hands"
Immediately after closing. sho falls back
Hp7n the bed, fo2ms at tho mouth and gives
evidence OF great pain. iii q few minutes.
however. she RECEIVERS her natural facul-
tics. Crowds attend to hear her discour-
ses-some from novelty and others for
devotion. She has long been member of
tho Presbyterian CAurch.
Her own testimony adlcl to othor facts
convincos tho writer That she Is unconsci-
Gus, while IN the Samnlmbuiic state, and
that she has no recollection Of what has
passed. wAea fatly ras.orol 70 reason,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

G-Tho National Convention of Ma
tive Americans (adjourned from Pittsburgh
70 Philadelphia in Mayo have rejected
Resolution 10 supper, Gen. Taylor in 1913.
- Tho Washington Union loarns Off
cially, that in the month Of August, L.
so 70 1,500 recruits have been enlisted
for the regular army of the United States
fTThe Hon. John Bell, who was Sc
cretarv Of War during the short admins.
;ration Of Prez;den. Harrison, is nomina-
ted by tho Tennessee papers for sea. il
The Senate OF the United States.
MILTON wrote some of his n.isceilan-
eous Poems. before he was twenty years
cd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

MAaaIAGE.-Man and wife arc equally
concerned to avoid all offences to each
other in tho beginning Of tho conversation;
a very listlo thing can blast an infant bios
SON; and tho breath Of the South can sha
tho little rings Of the vine, whom first they
begin 10 curl like tho locks Of n now weau-
cd boy; but when by ago and consolida-
ton they stilcn into the hardness of a stem,
and have, by the warm embrace OF the sun
and the kisses of heaven, brought forth
their clusters, ,hey can endure the storms
OF the North, and the loud noises Of a SOM
pest, and vet never DO broken: so arc tho
early unions Of an unfiyed marriage;
watchful and obsorvnnt, jealous and busy,
iuqusitive and careful, and apt to take a.
Iarm a. every unknd word. After tho
hearts of the man and wife are endearcd
and hardened by mutual confidence and
experience, longer than artificial prctenco
can last, thore arc great many remem-
brances, and some things present, that dash
all little unkindnesses in pieces.
Jeremy Taylor.
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TERMS OF ADtEKTISING.

II Advertisements ,-iH he eonspienousiy ia
serted ia TIE sPaila8iaR'' at tie folioring rates
One Square cf - lines. 1850 ms r-cets, 81 90
Each continuance p.
4 liberal discount on The abote 1ates. to those
,cso adeelfise by HE gear
All advertisements authorized by the statute
must Re paid for invariably i'll advance Adj
vertisements coming from abroad, must be-
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered for
publication by brother publisher, and agents
Announcing names o' candidates for efiee. If
a subscrber) 81, (if subscriber 81.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

\ New York paper declares that Mr..
Corwin IS no: f: 10 be President, because
coming down tho lakes. on board one OF
the steamboats,. when Al dinner. he actual
II a:o some green peas with knife in
stead Of using silver fork, which was be-
side his plate.
We expect next. TO hear that be is dis
Graced. because he was once 4 .wag5a
boy" The fact is, Tom Corvin IS 4 man
of the people, and VIC fancy they VIII no.
object 70 his asing 4 kaifo. instead Of 4 Sill
yer fork.-Boston WING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

lNPoRTsNT ABOLITION MOVEMENT
Letters received here by the Caledonia
from, unque7sionablo sources. announce
tina, on the 2S.h Of July last, the King Of
Denmark issued a decree declaring TIM;
all persons who should thereafter b born,
free. and tina. all persons il zorviiudo in
his dominions on the 2Sth of July. 1889.
shall then be absolutely free. without COM
pcnsaiion to the owners. In the neg0tia-
ton with tho colonis.s which preceded the
Issuing Of this decree, be offered them the
alternative of three years with a comnen-
sa;ion. aEi they chose the latter. Dem
mark has .hroe small islands in the West
Indies. viz: St. Croix, St. Thomas. and St.
Johns 81. Croix contains about 5000
slavos-S;. Thomas md St. John, perhaps
. ,0Qo more. \. !. True Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

THE LADIES OF LrMA.-Far superior to
the men. both physically and intellectual
", are the women Of Lima. Nature has
iavishly endowed them with many Of her
choicest gifts. In figure they are usually
slender, and rather tall, and they are ospe-
cially, remarkable for small elegantly
formed feet. Their faces, from which tho
glowing breath of the tropics Danish every
trace Of bloom, arc animated by largo,
bright, dark eyes.-Their features nro
pleasing, tho noso being we'll formed,
though IN general not small, tho mouth in
variably adorned with two rows of brilli-
ant white teeth, (the women of Lima cloan
their teeth several times a day with tho
root called Ra:z dc dicntes literally root
for the teeth, of which ,hoy keep piece
constantly in their pockets, and their long
black hair, arranged in plai's, falls grace
fully over their bosom and shoulders. Ado
to all this a captivating grace of manner
and department, Joined to n exceeding de-
gree of gentIencss and amin bii;y, and it
viii bo readily admitted that the Limena
is noble specimen Of female Ioveliness.
Won Tschudi's Travels in Peru.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

GJ-Boofa nro now open at several
points for tho subscription Of stock in tho
Hamilton and Eaton Pal! Road. A COM
mondab'o zeal Is manifested by those in
ant road 1t Will DO made.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

Pi1aoS-iIocsE.-A pigeon-h house is a nee
csary structure and may be made to con.
tribute 4 regular supply of ono Of tho best
iu.urics rased on farm. As pigeons are
l0ai Of heat at all seasons, there seems no
place il the lorms.ead especially IL win
ter, better fitted for tho accommodation Of
their dwelling than the upper part Of the
boiling house. i large pigeon-house is
not required, rs, with ordinary care, pi-
gcons being very prolific breeders. suffi-
Gent number for the table may be obtain
Cd from few pairs Of breeding birds.
lave known pigeon-hoaso nc. containing
SIX feet cube, and not very favorably stu
ascd either for heat or qaictncs5. yield $50
pairs Of pigeons in a season. For a floor
few s;oG; joists should be laid on the top
of the walls. The floor should bo strong
and close. and tho sides, front and roof in
tho inside, lathod and plastored. a small
door will suffice for an entrance, to which
access may bc obtained from the boiling
house by ladder.
S:cphen's Book of the Farm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS sELEcr4o4s.
Advice to Young Women.

Trns: not to uncertain riches, but pre-
p1ro yourself for every emergency in life.
Learn to work. aud be no, dependent: on
servants to make Your bread; swoop Your
own floor and d1ra yoIr own stockings.
A bcve NIL. do not esteem too lightly those
honorable Young men who sHstaiA tham-
selves aud their age3 parents by the work Of
their own hands. while voI cares5 aDl re-
cciyc into your company. those lazy, idse
popiuiays. who never Ijft 4 GnCor 10 help
themselves, rs long they can keep body
aud soul together, ani got funds sufficient
TO 1.-Two IN fashion. If you nro visa vol
viii look at this slbiec. in the light VIC do;
naI when ynl are old ouough TO become
wives. goa wiU prefer the honest mechanic,
with not 4 cont to commence life, . ,ae
fashionable Ioafer. win G capital Of ten
thousand dollars. Whenever we hear r.
narkoI, ..s;Ich young lady Inns MARI j
a foftuao,' we ALWAYS trenbio for her FL
turo prosperity. Riches left 10 ciilllren
bv wealthy parents turn on. 10 be n curse
instead Of n blessing. Young women. re-
member this, and instead Of sounding the
pursn Of your lDvc- mi examining tho
cut Of their coats, look into their habits
anI their lcarts. Mark if they have
trades, and can depend upon thamse'vcq--
500 That thov have minds which viii lead
them 70 look above a butterfly existence.
Tall, not Of the beautiful whito skin and
soft deli .ate hand. tho splendid form md
fine appearance Of young gontlemon. Let
not these foolish consideration oagross
your thoughts.
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or the Palladium.
A Practical Argument Eaa favor Of
EsasiTO.ssiS.

MEasRs. IoLLowAY s DAvis:-
Gcnts:-I SEQ that the people Of Richmond
and surrounding country are still moving in the
proposed .'Richnoni and Miami Railroad = and
tho day must shortly arrive when we will he
connected by sach a road, "a well as by Telc-
graph, with New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Cincinnati and other important points,
and who object TO the moral and social in
fuences It will create? For our part we know
Of no better means Of advancing the interests Oh
the whole country. "War' pes''ienee ana tam
ine," will be averted, when knowledge IS ai'ias-
ed as READILY and certainly and with such rapid
ty as ciihor OF these great means aforts'
connection with all those places and IN fact with
the whole world cannot possibly impair our IN
forests; on the contrary It must advance them
This is not mere idle assertion, nor does it eX-
list siye in magination It IS reduced to certain
ty and can be made so plain that the most uaob-
serving and most careless cannot but acknorl-
edge ITS truth.
The principle articles of trade Of :" avne Coun-
ty are the products Of the soil, which must be
transported by Wagon to the Dayton Cincin-
natl markets at acost which will greatly reduce
The amount received for the same; now had We a
Railroad running to either of these points. great
amount of the cost Of this transportation would
be saved, and TO whom Will it be saved and who
Wal DO immediately benefited thereby Most
asSnrcdiy tho producers. How, i may be asked,
can all this ~ accomplished? Let ths following
statistics answer.
suppose each farmer OF this county, ut rea-
soiao'e evacuation raises
vi wheat per acre 81 bushels.
VI oats %
OF corn . q 60
Oihaxsccd.' 9 70
winch WEI % an average yield OF ~ bushels 70
the acre OF the foregoing articles Now We think
we can with safety say that 80 acres Of every
quarter seetion are cleared and under cultivation
Apply '"s "''Hs rue OF ~ o"ShelS 70 tAe acre
an you 49, 80 ''S'.1's 80 e'.' f'a''ef sec
80 " ''l i'o-"o' y ''e soii' i''lS
,''' n '+Ne' - me D'S ." oi c'heI11i''i mar
- Inn, : - : a,'''' \ o''''1 TT
- VIZ 100 '''','- %
60 III, :.
~, = : '''s' - 49, I
-, -. -
CON On ~, g 9''''' %
In We 80 "a 80 /
~,
coo3 ,,,,t;r.,;o,, 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28
Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1871.

hfeeipt for making Biscuit-One quart ar milk
iear even Irresponsible OF cream of tartar two
even ieasPo onSluI Of carbonate Of soI,-,I, -
ca 10 Do dissolved N the gnilk. and the cream Of
tartar to be thoroughly mixed dry with tbS a.
and little salt. Mix it as soft as it can b. con,
sehien'iy baked. In this way you have biscuit
mixed ana ready for the table ia half an hour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-Alas! how little
do We appreciate mothers tenderness
while iving.-EIow needless we are in
youth, Of all her anxiety and kindness.
But when sho is dead and gone-when the
cares and GOODNESS Of tho world como
whitening 70 cur hearts-when we find
how hard i. is TO find true ympathy-how
few will befriend Us in our misfortunes-
then i. ia that wo think Of the mother we
have lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

\ LARGE FaETUNE IL WANT OF AN
oW.;Ea. Some twenty years ago--moro
o. la~s-o gentleman by the name of Dad
10y dicI intostate in Englant. leaving q
fratuno cstinat"4 Al 81 50 100000. An
advertisement; has appeared several times
II the London Times 70 the heirs IF thoir
b such) TO come forward and prove their
relationship 10 tho ''dcor dafunct." Tao
rich are seldom without heirs. and VIC pre-
enalo many persons have adducod, Of
fesol p al iaso, their claims upon thc pro-
paftv.
81. still, We learn, the advertisement
appears, md il may thence be inferred
,!ia: no proofs satisfactory 10 the Doctors
Commons Of relationship hovo yet been
brought forward. The notice applies as
we'll u parsons il this country rs 10 pcr
sons in England. for the namo Of Dudley
is equally familiar here as there.
The first of tho namo VINO camo ovor TO
this country, wo believe was tho Row.
Samuel Du1ly, who camo 10 Now England
in 1890. His frs. wifo was Mary, daugh-
ter Of Gov. Winthrop, who died in 1913.
llo married twice alterwarl, and had-by
his last wires rs m1ny as fifteen chiidron.
\ numerous Posteritv attest tho indebted
ness Of the Republic 10 Roy. Samuel Dud-
10y Il IS estimated taoro are no less th1n
fifteen hundred Of the namc now living,
linaa2ly descended from his loins, while by
ia.ernl2r:i2go his blood percolatcs tho
veins Of very many families III and out Of
New England.
Rev. Mr.. Dudley claimed consanguinity
with Robert Dudley. Earl Of leicester,
tho proGjg2to and God abandoned favourito
of Queen Elizabeth; and from tho family
Of tho latter tho person to whom we have
alluded as leaving such an immense for
tune Is said 10 have descended. Such bo-
ing the case, i Is no. ali improbable that
tic descendants of Rev. Mr.. Dldoy arc
the rightfal heirs to the immonso property
IN search Of an owner through the London
Times.
In Wow of such probability, would it
not b. polite for oil OF the name, and all
kiln, kin and allies Of tho name 10 hold o
meeting. and devise tho proper means of
asserting, and, if possible cncompassing
their c.Rins?--N. l. Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

rN-. George Thompson, who has
been elected - Parliament for the Tower
Iam,o.s By al immense majority. IS the
notorious obo'iiionist who made himself so
offensive n this county some years ago.
WooD is being sold in Boston at eight:
dollars per cord.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

Il reckon | low YER said Yankee
accountant to his sweetheart.
'IIow on airth. Jonathan, do YOU arrive
at the calculatjon?" inquired the fair ono.
"By simple addition" replied tho ready
rockoner, ..for when have YOU hanging
on my arm, guess my sum of human
happiness is complete"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-28

or Cen. TnyIo has been nominated by
tho locos Of Union county, Pom. as n can
didato for tho PRESIDENCY.