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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22
The yVar..The ReSponsi bility.

The Eiyria Courier has the following fling at
the Wings of the last Congress-
'sThere is no Disgusting the fact that the course
of many of the Wings in relation to this has
been cowardly. They have not dared to act out
the honest convictions of their hearts. Instead
of preserving the unity of the party and the con-
fidence Of the people, as they hoped, we greatly
fear they have endangered both We believe
yet, that in the coming Congress, they will hon
estly came forward and cympel the President to
stop the war. The people will sustain them.''
The Wings not responsible for the war
They did not begin it. They have not had the
power to end it. On all occasions where the
question was brought TO direct vote, the Wings
Of Congress voted in body in favor Of its i'm
mediate cessation. So far the past is concern
ed, the Wing party is free from censure regard
ing this Whether "they will, in the com
ing Congress, honestly come forward and compel
the President to stop the war; will depend on
circumstances They certainly will not do it if
they have not the power, as confessedy they had
not last winter. But if, having the power, they
fail to exert it to the utmost for the restoration of
peace, they will become responsible for the war,
and will be justly censurable. Till then Wing
editors at least should be chary of their censures
Springfield Rqpublie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22

As soon as Henry was old enough L
learn. Mrs. Oliver taught him 10 read, a
she had done her own children. and ther
sen, him TO one of the common schools
Here he made. IN the course of few
years rapid advancement. AT the age o
+ fourteen, n gentleman of elninonco in the
profession of law, named Hailam, undel
whose notice tho lad had several time.
fallen, and who saw iha, he possessed
more than ordinary abilities, offered Il
pay for his instruction in tho higher
branches of education In ono of the lit
erary institutions in the city, for three
years, if Mrs. Oliver thought she could
bear the expense of his maintenance as
well as furnish him with suitable clothing.
Her eldest child, q boy, had been appren-
ticed two years previously, and she had
begun to talk about putting Henry out to
a trade also.
..I'or tho sake Of such advantages she
replied. 81 Will do any thing in my
power
As proposed, Horny was entered n,
ono of the best Institutions and completed
a course of studies, in three years, OF
greater extent than is usually accomplish
cd in four years By students Of good ca
had generously offered him these invalua-
bic facilities gra,itiod with the result. tina,
he took him into his office, and from that
time bore All his expenses, until no was
of are and ready to be ndlni:.:c.. IL. lie
bar.
Daring Tho four years ,'iat Henry re-
manned in the office Of his generous and
disintcrc stcd bene factor. he devoted him
self not only 10 tho study of the profess
sion for which he was destined, bat 10
general literature and science, furnishing
his mind At every point, and laying the
foundation upon which he was 10 build in
tho future a safe structure of cminonce
and usefulness. AS he approached tho
age Of manhood. Mr.. Halam, who had
became strongly attached 10 his portege,
took him into society. md Introduced him
to the acquoint1nca OF men of standing.
intelligence and superior nttainments. AT
first his modest worth was not seen. but
soon. iiiso stars from an evening sky, first
ono ray Of light and then another shono
forth, unit! the briIiiancy of his acquire
monts and tho profoun1noss of his intel
Icct wero ackn0w lodged and appreciated.
Bat no change in his external condition,
or of tho point from which he looked upon
the world, affected ia tho smallest dogrec
the Iovo and gratitude he bore to her
whom he called by tho holy name of
"mother." Mr.. IIalam, who was wealthy.
money to Met Wig Zig pSs5sen np &a5 g
cessarv that he should dress rs those did
IN whose society his benefactor had intro
duced him; but in doing this he exercised
tho closest economy and made it point to
preserve his clothes with the utmos, care.
Beyond this. he mover spent Il dollar; al
TIN, remained was given 10 Mrs. Oliver.
with whom he continued to reside; this
was novcr less ,han six or seven dollars
every week. which. with whit sho con-
timed to earn. enabled the widow to live
much moro comfortably than had formerly
been BE- case.
At length. Horny Oliver became Of ge
and was admitted to the bar.
TConcluded innrrt number.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22
The Mexican War.-A Turkey Trap.
The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer say

The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer says:
"Thus we stand, with a brave and gal
liant sodiery in the cnemy's land, vast
ing away by disease and battle, winning
with their life's blood barren victories, and
returning if perchanco they return at
all, to confirm our opinion that ihore is to
be no peace. Tho difficulty is, that our
wise ones at Washington have stumbled in.
to the war, and have now neither the luck
nor tao: to stumble ont again"
"But the most painful part Of all our
reflections upon this subject Is. that ma
ton like the United States, q pioneer ma
ton in rspub licunism, model for oil man.
kind aspiring to selfgovernment. should
be diverted, by ambitious mon, from her
,riumphal path. of peace, into the WORTH
less shock of arms with a Republic, her
neighbor, whose great error was, that she
initiated US in Revolution for liberty's
sake, before she was fit for liberty. What
had we to do with battles; we who have
tho wilderness ye, to clear, and a homo TO
make for the afflicted and suffering emf
grants from Europe7 Why are we in
Vera Cruz, Jalapa, or Perote-we who
should be with the axe or the pickaxe in
Oregon on the Columbia, or on the prai.
RE Of the Missouri with the plough, whero
only the Pawnee now isl Why arc We
fighting, shooting. and killing whom with
the plough, the church spire, and the FREQ
school, our EXAMPLE can conquer all man.
kind, and thus astonish the earth more
than a hundred Thousand Mcxicans slain.
or a hundred cities taken."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22

The celebrated Horne Tooke once made the
following remark: IN othing is gained in contro-
versy with an ignorant, low lived. low bred fool.
You can get the better of him in the contest, and
the fellow. <although he may himself be mere
rib-nose baboon. a real monkey. in appear
ance,] will Immediately, the dernier resort Of
meanness, enter into the personalities. This is
with him u cardinal virtue; and such creature
would not scrupe to rob hen roost, were he
certain of being screened from the cowhidc and
whipping post
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22
TERMS OF lDfERTISING.

Il Advertisements riH be eonspieuoasly in
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One square Of - lines. $50 m'sl reeks. 81 90
Each coafsssscace, -.
A tt5cr1t discount on The abe.e rates, 10 those
,sto adreFtise by tA year.
All advertisements authorized by tho statute
mus. be paid for uv-siablv in advance. Ad-
ver,isements coming from abroad, must be
accompanied with the cash, unless ordered for
publication by brother publisher, and agents.
announcing names ef candidates for Office. (if
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22

the United States was not diminishing, bu; woule
be KEEP, up by the high prices.
| Lord Ashburton thought the largest portion o
wheat from Anne RIGA had already arrived there
might be Indian Corn come, the har-
YES, of that grain was late. Re feared the
| tcipations of supply would not be realized. Eng
land stood IN the singular position of being the
only distressed country that did not restrict ex-
| portaton, and there nigh, be a necessity
, for such step here.
Lord Brougham doubted the policy of prohib-
ting expectation.
The London Times INDUCES in gloomy fore
boaines. Admitting the truth OF Lord Hard
/ wicks statement. the supply from abroad. j;
| thinks, has been exaggerated
THE very nations themselves, their me rcha nts
their statesmen, their statistics, their ministers
foreign Courts, have shared rather have origi-
! mated, the deluslon. We believe the exnggera-
! tons Of the New York press, and we might add
! the journals of the great European export
ers, will be found TO have surpassed even the pro-
vinclai or parliamentary rawlings of the British
Protectionists- The United States have yet 10
{ learn how little they can 90. They anne X
! Texas, appropriate California, and overrun Mex
leo, but they cannot feed England. The
nous estimates they have paraded TO the world
only shows that they must begin the calculation
afresh.''
In another number the Times thus forth
the prospect which menaces the country
'Bnt with the granaries of Europe exhausted,
WIN The 7 nted States gust revealing the hollow
ness oil IT'S boosted resources with Ireland ..:.,,
---t''.'- 49, nhso"h' ana aooNo an Win rait
ways mpe riouslv demanding, at any terms, mon
ey iooa anu ma Ut me rue OF al ieasi
Il 'Voo,oo' d "eeh, We see no chance Oh change
except for the worse
1t will be found that very large quantities of
bread stuffs still remain in the L. States for ex-
o...; r. $500. ,,l -. ;,1 H., :.
al i''o iatMe'' anu we diihost oeS'i 10 ieei 'ia'
the stock may be drained down SO low as TO pro-
duce an inconvenient scarcity in onr own CONN
.s...,.
: : - ~ " e''0e
~ bhe''sh paper say
The general scarcity of food in England, Ire
land and scotland, and the great advance in pTl-
ces, have prompted all classes, from the Queen
down TO the hnmblest individual, 10 adopt an ex-
traordinary system OF economy IN their families
The Queen commenced tins system last week,
by announcing that every member of her house
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THE THRICE-A- w EEK NATIONAL IN
TELLIGENCER

A DMINISTRATOR'S SOTTCE.-Noi;ce
"A is hereby given, that the unde igncd have
hen appointed, by the Wayne Probate Court,
admin strators of the estate of John Wooistan !,
deceased All persons knowing themselves to
BE- indebted TO the estate, hereby required to
make immediate payments and all those having
claims against said estate notified To file the
same, according to law. The estate is solvent.
$. r. WIGGINS,l ,t.:,,..
w. \. BlCkLE, ANN "'S' "''1S
June 10Th, 1917. 25:3t
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Rev. J. N. MAEFIr.-This gentleman
has been for sometime in Pittsburgh; at
last dates he had left for Brooklyn. N. Y.
where. it is said, he will connect himself
anew with Dr.. Green's church.
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MARRIAGE OF Ton THUuB.-This plea.
yune edition OF humanity is about 10 be
married to girl sixteen years Of age,
weighing I9a pounds. residing in the city
Of Boston. The two. when splced. will
weigh fifty pounds. Whew,
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Notice to Road Contractors.

CEtLE.D PROPOSALS. viii be received by
~ the undersigned until the First of July, for
the GRApiSo. and CRAWLING of Fourth or Frank
lin street, said street to be graded each way from
Main ST. The bids may be made separate for
grading and graveliug-at the discretion of the
bidder. Specifications aud plans may be seen at
the shop of PAYNE & Wilkins, Il, any time the
cork TO be compictedthis seoson.
II. b. PAYNE,
b. STRATTAN. , Committee.
ELLIS NORDIkE,\
Richmond, June 10, 1871. 2J:2w
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All Srdblinss. u. eems q Ill
SrDcfme Glitter.

2d9Iib rbsaItsn pon Nufticnen, an Z. KeG
Soopes, Hc. All Marftifraes, obsrbalb Der
l1tsn Ct, Girarb Squdr gsssniibsr, YbiPa.
Srlds als Mouss Dc lainss ;u 124 bis 1sa
esnt, @in9bams, nsuartia, 1sa bis 25 Gent,
VarS brelts aapns 123 bs 1sa, psiss Mcas,
Slfbcp qarpns, Sarlstons, Safcnstts, asifrsif.
ts uno 9emirfslte Moslne bon 12I bis 25,
prdbtiae une 9ldnsenos slpaeas gu 25 bis 81
Sarbeno, Slannsls, Sifbpsfsn &c. Sbamls
ale Scrtsn BON bis S12. &attune BON bis
l2a, BON pcrtreff1bsn Mufsrn, Strlimpfs II.
canbfbub fir Mdhsr u.Snaben baumwcusu,
.fd6fsn uno wcasn 9sifreift uno sswiirfslt,psn
10 bio 20 :. @eiwil9ts @aiimirs, eansQEclz
le, nur 25 nnb 81 Gent Sbmar,e enaliftbe
une franitliibs suts ron bis SIS bic Varp.
Ofsn u6crtsmsnt BON Moslnsn unb ginnsu
fam BON feinsm in bsr City libsrtrcffsn pers
ben, icapobl an Si0i9feit olS 8erftbistsnbst
Wosns iu 8, 10, 124; Varo brsits su 374.
Saummollns uno moline Sn9rain @arpets ron
10 bis so Gent. Wotten 25 bis s71 @ents.
N. .. Saufer lnb sriud)t an;urufn uno
tnr l1D ielblt ;u untsriudbsn, bspcr s lonlfmo
tautsn' nno iIs msrosn psnisltsns 25 provnt
fparsn.
pbilaesIpbia, Mdr; 23. sM.
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Wleebaniee DO Slepart J
Msetanies uOiannfaetnres po"9rsntca par
Newarf 8anf Sni. Co. Stewart !
Orange Sanf', Orange }
psoples 8ant, Yaterfoa }
spriueeton 8antss, prineston par
@alem 8anfins Cos, Salsm par
9tate Sanfs't, g1ewart }
@tate 8anf* elHatetbtown }
9tate 8anf' gamben par
State 8ant Of Wlorris' O1prrietcpn }
State 8anf' Sle,p Srunspif J
SuGer 8ant# Nemton J
Srenton Santin9 Co. 3rentcm par
Union Sant* 0eber J
Stem 5ope 9el Br. CO. >ambertpille j
9elaDare.
Sanf =. .Btlmin9ton II. .Sranbsmine par
Sanf BON 9slawars> 2Silmin9ton par
Sanf pen Smirna, Smirna, par
Srmsrs Sanf pom Staat 9elaW. a9rper,
unS ibre 3mei0s par
Union Sanf, ju QSilmineton, par
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Ncaacr Naciocr StOtor

Serren, pelde quite oauerbafte uno
naeb Ger neueiten l1Iooe aemacbte Kleis
Ger 81 faufen ,piinfcben, perbsn mpbt tbun
bel unS onsurufsn, inbsm mir fcrtmdbrsnb cine
fb6ns auSlpaDl BON fsrtiss9smabtn &lsibsrn,
fir Sribjabr uno CONNER, alS fb6ne tudene
G6fs uno onbers SommsrsGo6s, ale Scrtsn
Sorien uno 2Sslfsn, Sack Coats unb Monkey
Coats, BON alien Sorten, Ssmosn, tsibsn unb
anesrr 6al6titbsrn, 70 mis AUDI Saatiid)ern,
aut Soono babe 0Sir Bitten babsr Gin aesbrtes
Yublfumt une befcnor5 8 9sutftb c, on,lrus
fen an unferm Stcbr in bet Glib 6kn Stras
bs, eni9e Sblren untsrbalb bsr Ysnn, Sebm'5
2Slrtbabauie 9s9sniibsr in enem BON (crn.
SesBmann's S6cp5. 2tus 4rbstsn werbsn
9arantirt. &cmmt enber uno rufet an! gpa>
ret Die paor Sbrtts, mslbs ss aus bem 0Esae
1T, nitbt. QSir rpsresn pns beifrsbsn, Sscen
bet bsi uns anruft, nit bsr 9r6stsn 4tbtuna
uno bil9 iubsbaneeln. SIR 9snestsn 3ufprud
smpfsblsn iib
Jobn 9. 5artmann une Co.,
Slecstbdneler, in'bsr 6ten Srass,
9pril 90. 3W. [&sabina.
gt. .. 9tae tefslte Nrbsitsn msrpsn fbnsa,
fb6n une punftlib bsforat.
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SpffDr SuQcns

Jnoianiib pc9ctabiliibee Specific,
fur weiblel,e geieen. - 9ics 1T cine Der
allrrwertbpcllfen Wepijinen, Die jemals rem
spublifim anaetrten wcrren. Sei SranF;
beiten fir pelebc 6ootsr's piles smpfcbIen
fun, 1T eicie OlsrlSin in jerer 6ml ltbt atcrs
trsfsnb i'll Der Iebneaem Biepsrbsritellun9
ces Spttems gum aeinncsn 3uitanoe. 9au.
isnce pon SIaiebsn ltnc in ,psniacn D1onaten
Serfanft, nnb man bat neeb niht bon sinem
Ssblleblasen seb6rt. qaBt bcn Seriutb ae'
maebt percem nnp bas Specifc wirr einem
&aum flnoen in Der 6emspraris iecer Sas
milis. es 1T eurbaus unIhaeltb une mag
5n einiser 3eit 9encmmen ,peroen.
EoUano uno 1Dalton,
eiacntbhmer, SO. 376 O1arttltraBs, pbis
lacelpbia. Z. .. gambert uno RnSlano
unc t1let11ofen, NeaoIns, spa.
Sebauar % 6m
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Sr. SlppletDm's
Serllbmtes Seilmittel fit
Q q u B y c / t.

Nttsltate bon ben alleraehttaritsn Bhrsrrm,
BON ben pnnocrtaren Suren ,pslebs rs te<
,plrfte itno tei ren Isentsn nmIcntt III bas
ben. geieenoe ,pcrpcn ss psrludsn cine
Slaltte bat aeipcbnlltb eas Ssb6r miccer
brs'itellt no Die Gautbcit bon lanssr 9auz
CT mar.
Grcbs nnb Senbsrfauf lei Hopano u.
lpalten, eiaenthhmcr, So. $40 NarttIlra.
6e pbiIabelpbia.
In Der SIcts 0ruttrs, 5untinseon,
Olartin eus, 6arrietura, 8. G. @ellsrs,
spittstnrs s. Ol. elnHiep, 6oIipapetma.
:. p. ganbcrt nmp ENGLAND unp l1Ies
t1Iafcn, 0cabin9.
Setauar, %. 6m.
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Or. Vedter'6
Vun9en- Ore erO atlD,
Dreis so Gent ole Elaitbe,


ST cine iebr fbastare 3utereitums, entbsft
bureb einen reselmdBsen nno teribmteu osuts
ftben IrSt oer 1e ttsr fin5is Sabre III fels
nee eisenen spraris III Dsudblano sebraudt
bate, III fpelbem qance tle ,pahrenb lsnsr
5tit auberit ausaepstnt benust rpurbs, ,bel5us
tteM ertaltunsen, &atsrbfetsr, en9triltsi9s
Felt, Xsnbbuiten, Sriten nGo Nhfenlfbmer:
gen, 8lutIpsicm jecerlrt Srutt: tno aun9cn
btidbperecn, nno i'll 6enun9 Oct berannahen
Den IusSebruns. Sieles fann aIs eob Der
ebi9en Oleoi5in seIaet Dercen, ater bic 3el'
tunssbrfaNtmaebunsen ltno 81 tclt}piella oas
gu; jeeer befrlcoaenpe 8eweis i'll eeiIen2Srs
tunsen miro in cinem Yerfuhe oamlt aefuns
oen peroerL iowie aueb sablreibe empftbIuns
gen bic 2tntpsiIun9ssettel besleitenc. lteter
1000 SlaIben fuo alsin i'll pbllapeIpbia
,pabreno osm lesteu wnter Uertauft ,porben,
eln iberSeuseuper Semeis BON oelienSluBbar'
Felt icntt ,phrce cine 70 srcbe Ouantltat ME
perfauft ,poroen fein.
9c wirfIam 1T Die Olebisin se'pefcn in
5eisuna Der perfhisbensn &rantbeiten fir
weIebs Ite empfoblen 1T, oa6 (te alien ancern
3ubereitunsen pon Sorlaparila, panaeeas
&c. fhnea .Uoranaebt.
Siele 3eusnilTe lnc bon 3eit 3u 3eit erbals
ten uno betannt semaebt wocoerL aber rer
Soltsnanfpano ppn 3eitunssbefanntmaebans
gen 0erbietet osreu Olittbeiluus bier. Die
sedtslautisen t6nnen Ieiebt iter3emst perz
osn BON Oct Sllsliebtsit oicler Msoi3in ,pcnn
(ts anrufen oil qsiop's 9eiunobeits gmpcrl
INT Slo. i9l, g1cre 2ts Strabs. untrrbalt
bet Sinsttrabs, sum Shllo ees "solrenen
9lolers uub 9dblanssn," no 3euaniiTe nb
0labweiiunasn.su bunperten bon SalIen psr
msrephreisiten Suren curb oicie meci,iM
roraeseirt nsrpen f6nnen.
geaoin9, Suli /. 1845.
p"9lcie -W1spi5in 1T su Dem cten anacas:
bsnen preife in bieIer 0suferei 5n batem.
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Sclle Sur, feline QSe;abluna,

Or. GuIlcn's inoianifeb pesatabilifebes
Seilmittel -pcrithert su bet!cn orsr tas
Sslo ,pirb 3nrnferitattet Disie msosin
1T natb slnem inrianiltbsn 8sjspte psrfsrtiat,
welebes init grcben Soften pom e,nem psrIels
ben i'm fernen DeiIen erlanat ,purbs. 0e,
jenlsen ,pele6e nit zen Suciansrn tefaiit itnp,
'p'hsn hab ite Ssncrp bslen cbns be Sennts
nlb BON Werturr Ballam oosr st,pas Der
Irt. Oe eeitenten baten min cine Srls=
9eubeir acbelIt 3n ,perosh obne Die Gtfabr
bon Wtcrflrp pter Dem nnanatnrbmen Ge:
braufb BON Saliam -Oiffe Olepijin bat els
nen anaenebmen Gcihmat nno Id6t tsinem
rieetencen 4tbem 3urat.
Subsreitet Don Eepano unb 1Oalten,
mo i'll Grc6sn unc Sleinsn Su rsrtaufen tci
Z. q. Eerpano, $40 OlarfttraBe pbifas
eslpbla. !. =. Lambert uno Enalano
une t1IetIafen, Nsapins.
Setruar %. 6m.
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