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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
FOR SALE.

A 6rst-rate Peddling Wagon. with box and
drawers. all complete. Also, complete set of
double Harness, about new. A great bargain
will be given, and terms easy. Enquire at Dr.
Howells' Drug Store.
March 29th, I64S. l4tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
School Notice.

All children entitled to the benefit ofthe
fund of District No. TO- north Of Main St,
will receive one and half cents per day,
for every day they may attend School, be.
tween the 18th of April, and the 14'h Of
July, inclusive. BY order of the Trustees.
March, go, 1848. w. w. LYNDE, CI'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

LETTER FROM GEN. TAyLoR.-Jno. d.
Defrees, Esq, Editor of the Indiana State
Journal, addressed letter to Gen. Tay-
lor, some time since; enclosing some reso-
lutions adopted by the Senate Of that State
expressing admiration, &c, for his mill
tsry achievements, and in wiling him to Wis.,
it the State: The General has replied.
under the date Of Baton Rouge. March Cd.
After expressing in warm terms his thanks
for the honor, &C.. they have done him,
he touches upon the sore subject Of the
''ed Regiment in this wise:
In relation to the impression. which
seems TO be current. that my official report
Of the battle Of Bucna Vista has done
marked injustice to the I'd Regiment Of
Indiana troops, have only to say, that
nothing has been developed subsequently
to the date Of that report to cause me to
change it. 1t was founded on my person.
d observation on the field. and upon the
official report of my northumberland
would say, that all might have been we'll
had not many Of the officers agtated the
subject in a manner greatly to injure the
Regiment and involve the credit Of the
State, which very much regret.
IN all 0IinlcS the DeSt anu most expert
enced troops have been at times subject to
panics under . murderous fire of an ene-
my. which are inexplicable. Such, it is
most probable, may have been the case at
the time in question. am proud and free
TO state, however, that my confidence in
that regiment was not lost. but it was nv
intention to have placed il in action had
the enemy resumed his attack on the dav
following; and have always felt assured
and confident that had the battle been re-
newed. the ed Indiana Regiment would
have acquitted itself with gallantry and in
terpidity on all occ asions before the enemy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
CIN0LNNAE9e
f@0 EARTHEN WARE:: ~
new APPROPRIATIONS! =

300 ;%pe',<s Directly from Tho fs,'.,i:s.
consisting Of
Bakers, Pitchers. Tea w are. Verona, Grecian
and Plain Teas;
Blue Medici, a beautiful article of light blue
assorted. the same the Blue Rhine;
Tea Sets of the Plover pattern, beautiful article
Blue Raised Figure;
Dark Blue Salem;
Boquet Dining. Tea and Toilet Ware;
Flowing Blue Scinde, manufactured BY J. & B.
Alcock;
40 crates Common Teas:
30 do Edged and G: c, Twialers:
20 do do do Mullins;
do do do Bakers:
do do do Nappies:
10 do c. G. and ColOred Jugs;
90 do do Chambers;
do do covered do;
8 do Painted Tea Ware;
The above Goods Of the best styles. and
will be repack-d at small advance. Eastern
Bills duplicated; adding freight only.
Glassware.
Jus, received $40 boxes Flint Glassware. con-
Is p, 7 and flute Tumbler.;
1-2" and 9 do do;
l-3 and l-2 pit Bar do; Nos. 6 & plain;
gall, gall, gall. ct, pit. and hf pt. Jars;
Do do do do do do Tinctures;
Do do do do do do Saitmou this;
Oval and Octagon Dishes,
Sugars and covered do;
Large fiuted and plain covered Bowls;
Salts, Pepper, Vinegar. Mustard Cruets:
Decanters, Pitchers, Lamp, Galleries. Candle
sticks, Lanterns, &c.
For sale by the box at discount from manu-
lecturers prices.
Aiso,--Galion. half gallon and quart Bottles;
Pint and half pint Fiasks;
l-2, l, 2, 4, and ounce Walls;
l-2. /, 2, 4, 8 and OF. press'd do;
l-2, /, .. and OF. Inks;
Oils &, ~. 20. -, 30 and 40 to the gall.
For sale by o. ALDR1CH. Agent,
No. ia, Main street,
March 2Sth, 1913. CINCINsArt Otto.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

Ps'ed MS life on the 3Oth inst. Of Crou p,
Aoner Son Of William and Mary Ann Daily,
Sgd four ysars and ono month.
"Dust TO dust,' reunion form.
Spirit with spirit will meet:
Immortal and mortal transform,
Making the upien complete.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
OWEN EDGERT0N,

y" ~" @e@-GG@ ~@J
VHOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w the pubic that he recently received and
designs keeping OH hand an assortment of
Cf'o Mems, Boots aud shoes, Ladies, shoes,
Rkv slippers, &c., and Children's shoes
Of various pat terms,
both Of Eastern and home Manufacture. His
assortment is general from lew priced to a good
article, aud he solicts all who wish to purchase
any thing in his line to call md examine his
stock and price. He " i'll sell low for cash ap-
proved country produce.
18th mo. 5th, lS4S ISM.
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RICHMOND HOTEL.

<coASEa OF MAIN AND MARION srs., RIcHMoSD, IA. }
TOsEPH w. GILBERT, respectfully in
81 forms his fire nds and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the LandlordshP Of this
well and fasorably knewn HOTEL. and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable A
good and attentive Ostler IL At all times ready
to take charge Of Horses aud the stable 10 well
supplied with Prsvender. His charges are rea-
sonable.
Feb. 3. ls47. r3s'4stfl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

Arlington John
Anderson John
Anderson Samuel
Anderson Benjamin
Braden William
Bobson Humphrey
Beck tel George
Babcock Julian
Bunker Rachel
Boswell Maj. Thomas
Beard Miss Sarah
Banks I'ho's W.
Brady $. F..
Bate Augustine
Clawson 'robiiha j.
Cheesman Ebenezer
Cooms VIM.
Cheesman ID. w.
Clark Thomas
Clark Jesse
Crist Jacob
COombs Isaac
Camm Elizabeth
Culbertson James A.
Catren David
Curtis Jno.
Curtis f.. c..
Carter Elizabeth
Clayland Samuel b.
Cook Johnson
Cuibertson David
Cary Benajah
Cromeline Morris
Davis b. A.
Douglass Elizabeth
DOugan Aaron
Davis b. r.
Davidson Nathan
Davis w illiam
Drigsby William
Denton John F.
Dewlin Bulah
EIston John
Eitel Charles
Ellis Jonathan ,
Este d. X.
Fisher Araminta Mai
vina
FisheIeY Sarah 8.
Freelsn Jackson 2
GFavs Edia
Gowdy T. C..
Granger Noah
Gillespie S. II.
Gales Washington
Gardner Jesse
Huston Daniel T.
Harvey Henry
Huskin Allen
Hass,nan H.
Henley Elias L.
Henderson, Samuel
Hall James.
Hatch Curtis
Henley John
Hammond John
HuGord Jeremiah
Harvey Thaddeus
Hutton John
Hoover Samuel
Hiette Joseph
Heston Samuel
James F. +. o.
Jones Mrs. r. or Albert
Jesup Nathan
Jacobs Rob.
JeHe sies Sarah w.
Jennings Jacob
] Johnson Calhoun
IA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

DR. BASTER,S Sar~aparil1a Candy.
IL For the cure Of all diseases arising from
an nflamed state of the blood, and not at all bad
to take. Also
Dr.. BASTER'S Cough Candy,
For coughs, colds, and affections Of the Langs
xsasyauy. For sale at
Dn HOWELLS' DRUG STORE
Richmond, Jan. l9, ls4s. 4n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

'Jenes Samuel
Jelap Henry
Keller Samuel
IkisliDg Ann NJ.
Lester Henry w.
Leebrick John NJ.
Lamb Thomas or Benz.
Mende ni,ail c yrus P. )
Merit John
Mcclure Samuel
Montague William
MulIis William
Moore George 9
Meuke Everha I'd II.
Nicholson Sam ucl
Nash Isaac
| Nicholson Sam'l A.
INickie Ausburn
Newly Samuel
INickle Hugh G..
lOvernan Cornell us
Purcell w ilIiam +. 4
Perry Gulieima
Phillips Mrs.
Pickett Eli NJ.
Page Nelson
Pursiey Foster
PickYiDg E.
Page John
Pidgou Mrs. Sarah
Ryerson James
ROser w illiam
ISteinmegger J. II.
Stiles w m. p.
Stevenson Rachel
Stevenson G.. w.
Stanley James
stevenson Ruhana
Smith Jacob
lSponsler A.
Stanley EIifelet
|Slagle David
|Strawbridge & Corsuch
Stout David
Taliaferro Marion
Townsend Jonathan
Taylor C..
Thompson Mrs Amanda
Tompson Rachel
Talbert Eveline
Taylor Miss Elizabeth 2
TruebloOd Zachariah
Tomkins Catharino
Vestal Aaron
Vennaman John
Vining b.
Wright James
Wiley Ephraim
White Richard r.
Williams Rebecca
wilkins C.. 2
w ilson & Fox
Wagner John O..
.etherill Clayton
. ailer s. LIE.
w illiams Jonathan 2
WEIGH Rachel
. ooller Isaac
Whitaker Joseph G.
Wright Bowry
.hitsOn John
Wineburgh Eli |
Weeks Joseph =
Williams Nathan S.
Wright John II.
" orthington WIN NJ.
w Hey Joshua
w cher Jacob
York Peter
MES ELDER, p. NJ. |
Is. l5-3t. |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

a superior lot Of L0niStona S0snR
= a and MOlnsses, just received from Nev
Orleans, snd :cr sale BY the Hoxshe.d, Basrel q
Retail, Low 1oa CASH, By
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Opposite ths Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

A IMAM was lately fined five dollars and
costs, in Goshen. Ohio, for appearing in
church With his hat on. lie was prosecut-
Cd BY the pastor Of the church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
IsKCIIMOND
f @ i N D b r Y
STOVES, IIOII.ONV.NVARC, aud
CASTINGS,
4

a e. n 4 u n a Il Prices!
FUNiiE undersigned would re pectfullv inform
L. the public that he carries Oh the Fotndery
business at the old establishment lie has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES;
COOKING STOVE; SpiLMAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stovrs Of different
sizes, with general assortmen mt Of Franklin and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles.
Andirons and Wagon Boxes. He also snauu-
features and makes to order--cARDlNG mAcis,xts.
CoNDENsERs, SPINNING and NArPfNG MAcHpSes
broad and marrow rowER LOOMS, PULLING sTOvEs
and all kinds Of machinery used in n,anufactut-
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. lie feels confident
NJ saying that he has the largest and hest
lot OF patterns in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills. lie has, in short, the latest
Improvements in the Mill Gearing line.
THRAsHING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures and will sell for cAsm or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease TO horses, and ncatne 81 and
despatch in the execution Of work il is mot info
rior to any in
The undersigned returns bis thanks 10 tho
public FOR the liberal support bestowed upon him.
and respectfully solcits a continuance OF fuy6rs.
uJAll kinds Of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES will b.
taken IN exchange for my Of the above articles.
L'His STOVE STORE is on the North sid,
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Book store.
where CUSTOMERS will be promptly waited on.
THOS, O'nARKA.
"'e"mono' NOV. >, ie9'. tia3l'4S)
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List Of LefferS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, at Rich
~, mond, Indiana, the LIST day Of April
1913.
Persons calling for Letters in the follow ing
list, W i'll please they are ssADyERTIsED'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

~ /Rnn Wanted IN Carfent Fuids,
in exchange for Notes and
~ Book Accounts, At the ExchaDee Office Of
W. w. LYNDE & CO
Richmond, Feb. 2, le4s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

SA>NAAA LII, al iAINfA 81
- FAHQe u AR's u opposite Ire HANK
. .s" more Pn.rs OF Ladie.' superior GU Il
Superior Fur Seal CAPS;
A few chiidren's superior CAPS:
lot Of STEEL TRAPS:
article for .eou,;.'.sI IA new I'D excelsen,
Richmond, Escv. q. is47. xs,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05
Spring: FOu1NDERY, RSekasoad, Ia.
Price Of Thrashinc Machines

Price Of Thrashing Machines
! REDCCE D!s
tTHHE subscribers having increased their Ia
citi-s for building MACHINERY are en-
abb ed to sell on more Liberal Terms.
They ere manufacturing aud will keep con-
s.antIv on hand a supply OF FOUR aud FIVE
HORSE POWER EELT and TuMBLING
SHAFT T!IR ESHING MACHINES.
They has. II. ~dc aud are making exte nsive ad-
,;i,,ou. 10 their i.rn.er stock Of Patterns for
Mill (s q Il r AS.
and will furnish to order. castings Of That or any
other scripiion. at fair PRICES A:cy VII. h>c
make TO order. at Cincinnati prices. all xmas OF
Wooden Machinery!
They are agents for this State. for the building
and sale of NJ. w. Obc nchsin's
Patent Double Doffer Cnrdin& Machine.
Foundry and Machine shop IN the mort part Of
Richmond, near the Paper Mill, and Warcroom
on Main street, first door west Of Strattan T.
Wright's Store corner of Main and Pearl streets.
where they keep extensive assortment Of
IRON, STEEL. &c. which they will seil on fair
erIis5. j. NJ. X J. II ny ION
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange.
Richmond No. 9. lSl7. l9-tf
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WORMS. woRm3n woRMsM

DORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE
L. remedy unsurpassed for expeliing 'corma
warranted to contain nothing Of a poisonous
character, hut is simple in its action and safe in
its application. The above medic Inc for sale
only by HAINES & FAEQuHAR.
Richmond, March, IL, Is49. J2-n
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For saie or Rent

TmE Mill property, lying tn- mile North az
hicnmond' on the Eddie Fork of ~ hiss.
"a.et, VIM A's Ares Of Land The property
was foFme:..y occupied by Job ". Swain. There
- good Dwelling House. Machipe Shop. and
Stao!e on the premises. W Any person wish
ing to purchase or rent, will please call and ex-
anime the premises, and spDlJ to
NANCY SWAIN
Dec 20, Isl7. i.r
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April lst, rs 4 8,

and payment is earnestly solicited. The Book,
will be found, as usual, at the Leather Store o,
u. P. Virgins s Sons. 1t is hoped that every
man, who knows himself to be in arrears, will
come forward and pay
DANIEL r VIRGINS, Treasurer.
March 9lst, ls4S. lJta
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

| BEESwAX:
Yellow. $50 q
BREAD:
Pilot, y brl $3,25S3,5t
B. l.. w. Crackers. b5l
Boston do y brl 4ta4.5e
BCTTER:
Packing. 150 lt
Crock, y b lJG y
Prime, family. @en21
CHEESE:
Western R., Ola !
- CANDLES:
Tallow. mould, $40 U
Cincinnati Star, =
Pressed Tallow, "a
Sperm, az
COFFEE:
Java Gov, h l1A0lJ
Rio. 14S@c4
st. Domingo. "a
Havana. green, 6!a7
FLOUR AND NEAL:
City mills, S4,50a4.5
do country, 4,40@4,4S
do Rye, 3.2a03,o o
do Buckw't. lO0fb 2,2o
Corn meal, y bu. 900 30
do kiln dried, brl, 81 ,oui
FRUITS:
Apples. greenS2, O0a2 so
do dried, 6N0 ,
Peaches. do, l,450l. 90
Cranberries,brl. @O.W
C cd, dry u ID 4a65c
Shad, Bait, brl, Si2,50
Salmon, $lG0l7,OO
" hite Fish, $o0O,Ol
Mackerei, No I. $lO0ll
do No 2, So ,OOM9, OO
do No 3, 6,2507 .OC
Herring,b box, 10000
FEATHERS:
Live Geese. Y ID 21G2s
GRAIN:
Wheat, " bushel, 9Ot
Corn, 2of02'
Rye, b6@6,
Barley, $40 =,
Oats, S3tdI'
Bran, SOL
Shorts, luI0l.
HAY:
Loose, y ton,Sl26I5.O(
Bale, y 100 TBS, G507(
HONEY.
In comb, y III l5G25c
Strained, " gallon, SOC
LIVE STOCK:
Hogs, PIO0 ID 80, SOFA:
Beeves, 3,5004,5t
Sheep, O,OoH1O,W
Cows & Calves, $1,000
BER:
Logs at river y Fl s013'
Boards do. clear, $ISm2l
do do com. ga IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

PAiIsntIyopie DipisioR.
w. p, Ssm'l Edmunson, '
w. A., VIM. Finley,
K. S., Edwin Cook,
A. X. s., !. B. Souffrsin, !
F. s., Edward Borton,
r., Job Borton, J
c., Cornelius G.. Cook, ]
A. c., F. Fslgham. J
!. s., Sam'l McWhinney,
o. s., Thos. Steele,
Chaplain. +. b. Monfort,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

The following are the officers Of the
wo Divisions in this place, elected for
he quarter ending June 3Oth:
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NQE4Q3a

TIME stockholders Of the Richmond and
Il Boston Turnpike Company, will take NO.
tice that their Eighth Instalme mt is due
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

L. market, is now in the Store of
IRWIN REED. Of this City;
He can exhibit some new PREP AR ATOMS,
INSTRUMENTS, &C.. that may interest the
Medical Faculty. or otherswho may need them.
1t would probably be well to call and see the m,
as they are offered at q trifling advance on the
Eastern prices. and as OTLow as they can be
bought in the West.
Richmond, Nov. Is, lS47. II.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Corrected eeeklv from Peabody's Commercial Atlas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

Clark Dipision.
VIM. F.. M'Dowell,
Abraham Carr,
Henry J. Pyle,
NJ. F. Underwood,
James NJ. Poe,
James. P. Burgess,
J. X. Stafford,
John Paxton.
w IN B. Smith,
Fielding Carr.
Thos. S. Webb.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-05

u MIS- F1LOE.k, r. NJ.
Richmond. April S, le4s. l5-3t.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-14

n, o,1s-An Iacident.-Once ON a time, DR..
OIJs in ore of his eectioneerng tours, was travel
;TDl ,fbd friend in a stage COACH and had fellow
nassenser whom the doctor set down one of the
Hpratn'uns. 80 As the story runs, this individual
hel been recently married. and was on visit to
one of his country uncles, and the DOCTOR thinking
it good chance to exercise his bump OF "wit' EN-,
braced the opportunity, and had what be deemed
90 his own fun % out Of his companion cnder lie
joint influence of the doctor and his friend, the
green soon fell into deep Sleep from which ne
did not awake until the next relay house.
Upon awakening with somewhat troubled STARE e,
the doctor asked him 90 if he had had good nap
Oh ye-es,' replied the green ur, win a ya"h'
every good, only I had a pad tream
And what was that % asked the Doctor.
sVell.'' replied the dreamer, will dell you
tot 7 wash in h-ll ind looked all arount me und
sees great many sights, und after hat seen ALL ter
devil Gums und looks me by der arm to eat me 10
nine blaze ven all at once great fuss was Kicked
up nnd all der pebbles vos running to ter door. Der
od teyil looked arount to see vat vos der nlatter'
ven stranger NIT golf spectaces Gums IN una says
der tevil-. who bes you!' My name lsh DDS,
nev der stranger Vat DR.. Odds of Circleville''
Der same Veil, ve,' says ter tevil, unscrew-
mo his tail. here take dis Then woke up, und
Won inst looks like der man."
For further particulars, inquire OF the doctors
friend and pitcher.-Laacaster Gazette,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-14

The WAY IRISH News is MADE FOR THE LON
DON PAPERs.-Feargus O'Connor, in recent
speech in the House Of Commons narrated the fol-
lowing:
In reference to illusions made to the English
press and its misrepresentation of Irish suffering
and Irish violence, he would give the House most
striking instance. During the sittings before the
recess, the servant one morningfcame into his (Mr
O'Connor's) sitting room, at his hotel, and said
that gentleman was very anxious to see him for
a moment. A relative of the noble Lord, the men,
Der for South Stafordshire, was present, as honor
able gentleman as lived. The stranger was
shown up, and he would give not the substantial,
but the literal conversation. He said:
Sc Sir, am going to Ireland as Commissioner for
the - morning paper, and thought, perhaps, |
might be of service to you. | am going to the dis
turbed distrcts.''
"Well,'' said l, az suppose you will give correct
reports, and can take them from that paper"
$ No SIR he replied, " that would not do, as
should send them the version that wauld suit their
readers and you the version that would suit yours
Now this he was prepared to prove on the testi-
mony of an honorable and highminded gentleman,
who at the time expressed his horror and disgust.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-14

o. He called me termagrunt and said |
was MT any better than should be-" said Mrs.
Darlington, as she threw her shawl into the water
bucket, and her bonnet on the floor, on her return
from her landlords where she had vainy sought an
extension of time for the payment OF the rent.
6 There never was such an aspiration cast upon
one of family before; there is no such thing in
our whole cranioogy; and if there is any statuary
or law for SANDER I'll see if he can prove it. The
termagrunt don't mind so much, but to be called
no better than should be--the mean, penny catch.
ing curmudgin But no, it's wrong to call him
names it makes me most as bad as he is I'll
borry the money and pay him, l will, and show
him that don't bear mallets,'' and she frightened
up in the thought of this mode of revenge, bustng
about and putting the house to rights In the best
humor in the world. Her conduct was a sermon
and seven tracts on the sublime principle of for
giveness Of wrong.-Boston Post.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-14

Each Of the above boroughs is rep What would
English Parliament by too membso more renresen-
we think, if New York City hsonld it not f's seem
tatives than Jersey City et there is the Great
monstrous and incredible non,lation Of t9o 600
cry u ,ha po n,sative footing LINING
r roen f baypugs members yetaltogeher
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"TREEs OF PEACE "DEsTRoYED.-Two noble
elms, standing in front of the residence of Mr..
Oliver Bacon, in South Natick were struck by
lightning and probably killed, on the Goth ult.
These trees brought by the Indians and set out
there for trees Of peace, upon the ordination of
the Rev. Stephen Badger, in 1853, their pastor.
The predecessor of Mr.. B. was the Rev. Oliver
Peabody, who began his labors among the Indians
in l7223, and in front of whose dwelling trees of
peace" were also planted. These persisted also by
lightning the last of them after standing just about
a century.