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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
south Carolina.

The New lork Courier and Enquirer.
speaking Of the disquiet which prevails in
this chlvalric State in consequence Of the
arrival occasionally AZ their Post Offices
OF ",ncc"diary'' documents. sass
The true remedy for South Carolina is
non-infercourse with her sister states
She ought 10 be surrounded bt a Chinese
wall, and if she viii signify the slightest
intimation of a desire to that effect. the
whole Union, we doubt not. will build II
with the utmost alacritv. If the Federal
Government will take the work III hand
all constitutional scrupes will be laid
aside; and the wall will be speedily built
and universally acknowledged 10 be the
greatest internal Improvement ever
known. Cannot the ~ igiiancc Commit.
tee move in the mater!
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Fer TIE Palladium.
q L l. s L | . y s

Mcssrs. E9itorS:-Permit a well dis.
posed citizen TO enquire Of your intelli.
gen, readers, why i, is tia; a stranger
nor citizen cannot pass our streets Of an
evening wi,hou, being spoken to in . pro.
fame and vulga way by our street bows,
a, every turn he takes! Why is i, tina,
one cannot pass group of gents on .
Sabbath withou, being >uhjec, 10 the same
mor,ticaiion' Why is il that our CITY
Marshall canno, be required 10 attend to
this business. and secure order in our
streets! Why should We no, have q
house of correction if this state of things
is TO continue! Why can not parents in
this town keep their children in doors Ct
evenings, or if they must be out. see tina,
their order is correct and respectable
Can any one give u satisfactory solution
10 these questions, ROGATOR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

The Lexington Observer and Reporter
Of Wednesday 3lst ult. says:

The Lexington Observer and Reporter
Of Wednesday 8 lst ult. says:
1--WE have it from reliable information
that. in consequence Of the dull prospect
at Cincinnati and Louisville, nearly all
the hogs that were fat early. in some ten
or fifteen counties in the section of the
State east Of this, including Madison.
Clark, and Garrard, three of our largest
hog raising counties, were sold AT sea
2:25 per hundred. gross. and driven 10
Virginia, North and South Carolina. Geor-
gia, &c. This was the result of the policy
of the feeder. which is to get his hogs off
as early as possible after they are fat. 10
avoid the further consumption of corn. Ii
is believed that ten times as many have
gone the southern routes this year as did
the last.
"Besides. bacon is now verv scarce and
is selling high. and from the low price OF
hogs. il is certain that there will be much
larger number retained for home consump.
ton than were last year.
1--WE are fully warranted, therefore. in
saying that the quantity Of pork that will
go from northern kentucky 10 Cincinnati
and Louisville this season. will be very
considerable below that heretofore fox
several years sent in that direction
The Salem (Ind. } New says:
"On Saturday evening last We convers-
ed with an intelligent farmer and dealer
in pork who resides on the West fork OF
White river. in the neighborhood of Cos
port. from which point it is well known a
large quantity of pork is shipped every
season.-He represents the prospect for
the sale of the article extremely dull and
discouraging TO farmers:-Bui one small
lot has been sold at the time he left home.
and that at Sl:5.4 gross-no more could
be sold At that price. He thinks S1:75
net will be the highest price paid this sea-
son. He says there are more hogs in tn at
part Of the country than he has seen for
many years past. The same is said OF
every section Of the Stale We have We,
heard from.
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d. e. W =.
On the Mountain overlooking the .
Valley Of Lewis Fork. July Is. !

Dear .Judge:-My last letter left US on
the bank OF the North Fork of the Platte
From that point. our travel has been in
teresting beyond alt description Won
der after wonder of earth. air. and water.
has been presented. until curiosity is well
nigh satisfied The country across from
the Platte to Sweet Water is rough. dry
and sterile. Soon after leaving the
Platte. we came into a region where the
hills, and land. and rocks. were colored
red In this region were found the Al
kali Lakes and Springs The water of
the springs is strongly impregnated with
alkali, so much so as to render it deadly
poisonous to stock. and emitting very
offensive smell. Hundreds of cattle died
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

OTRev. Thos. ii Lynch, resigned the
Presidency of tho "Whtewater Female
College and Academy him.
self with South la. Conference, and is
stationed at Madison. Rev. Samuel r.
Gillc,, presiding Elder in this district, has
been elected President of the Institution
by the Board Of Trustees.
@The Constitution proposed by the
Mormons for the new State Of "Deseret.'
contains no clause relative to the admis-
sion or exclusion Of slavery.
G-Ths Boston Journal records the
following answer Of consistent barn
burner" 10 the question ''what has become
OF the cornerstone of your party!" at
has been used as s,nker 10 the Buffalo
PLATFORM
The seat Of government in Canada
IS removed from Montreal to Toronto.
SHH Progressin: Backwards. - The
following is taken from the Louisville
Courier
"Three free negroes were sold last week
each into twelve months bondage. for So
iourn'ng in Louisville contrary to the stat
utes Of the law made and provided in re-
gard TO the iroe negroes Of other States"
CONFERENCE.-The barque 'Huma,
chartered Ivy the American Colonization
Society. which sailed from Savannah on
the 18th May. with 1913 passengers, arri-
we'd at Since, Liberia. on the eth June.
or SHINING Coon! - Leonard
Cahoon Of Ohio. has had to pay $500
damages and $500 costs. for sparkling a
girl Is years and then deserving her
Served him right
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

MoRE Friend CORNELIUS RATLIFF
brought US large basket full Of variety
Of Apples: 'Monstrous' and French Pip
pins,' Aunt Butter and Belle Flow
ers,-all choice and luscious! Those
who wish to raise the same kind Of fruit
named above, or any other good kind. are
respectfully referred to Friend Ratlitf, who
is prepared TO supply all demands in the
Fruit Tree line. Sec his advertisement
in another column.
Talking about Fruit Trees. reminds US
that we raised, last week, $4,000 more
Apple Trees for friend NENpENfALL, than
he informs US he is justly entitled to- His
advertisement Con first page) reads $780,
OOO-he wrote it 10000" but a naught
sljpt in between the and so a nothing
has this once really proved more prolific
Con paper than "Willow Gardens" free
soil; but it's only on paper. as every body
will be convinced, by going to the 'Wil-
low Garden and examining the beautiful
plants, shrubs. trees, &c. they will there
find in abundance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

@The Convention question, to revise
the Constitution Of Ohio. has been settled
in the affirmative by large majority
The legislature. at its next session wills
it is supposed, make provision for the cleo
ton Of delegates to the Convention.
GA convention is to be held on the
els, inst. at Pittsburgh, Pa, Of persons in
the Iron business.
Gran editor down east is said to have
found the man that minds his own busi-
ness.'-he talks Of coming west TO exhib-
il him. as soon as curiosity Of the Yam
KEGS are gratifed!
IA, the Railroad Convention lately
held at Greensvile, Tenn, the amount Of
$4,000 was subscribed to the stock OF
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad
and it was resolved TO apply TO the Tenn
essee Legislature for subscription Of a
million and half of dollars on the part
Of the State.
GA brick machine has lately been
patented, by Riesman and Giers, OF St
Louis, which will make 10 bricks every
revolution Of the wheel, or 1000 every
10 hours, allowing as much as minute
for each revolution The bricks made by
this process are said to be far superior &c
those made by the old mode
GA white man was advertised in the
Wilmington (Delaware) pePers recently
TO be sold bv Il constable to the highest
bidder, for a term not exceeding seven
years, in order TO raise the restitution
money and cost imposed on him by the
Mayors court.
We will give place TO temperance
corrcspondent--a com from DR.. j. w VI
"a review of new publications. next
week. We hope our cores pondents may
all have aunts by the name Of 'Patience.'
o. Some modern reformer in these
latter days says that the women ought 20
make pledge not to kiss a man who uses
tobacco, and it would soon break up the
practice; another wise one suggests that
they ought to pledge themselves to kiss
every man that don't use it!
Otlt is very silly to pay for rum to
drink when water costs nothing, and is
healthier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
RAILROAD MEETING

We are requested to say that meeting
oP the Farmers, and all who feel interest
ed in the Richmond and Miami Railroad,
will be held on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT
at the School House near Jessup's Mill, al
early candls-ligh.ing.
We are glad to see our substantial far
mers taking hold Of this matter in earncs,
they are the ones who will reap the lar
xest pecuniary beneG, from RAILROAD
and they would indeed he blind to theiI
own interests were they not to invest thei,
surplus funds in stock. We hope the
meeting will be largely attended, and thai
svery farmer may foel that it is good tor
him 10 be there.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
For the Pa
To Ns;aNlsslcii:l -

Although severe aiiiiciions rice.
find relief "a thine own ewes
As blue as is the summer skies:
lWell they are
1t Is my only firm belief
In YOU alone I'll fad relief
lis YOU that c!arfne,h every grief
We'll 1t Jus, is
Thy promises, oh, how divine,
Round my enraptured heart they twine:
just say the word aud am thine
Nothing shorter
w hat Ter cur state of life may hc
Or Rich or poor or bond or free,
sun my warm heart Will turn to thee:
Well WHY
For thy 'orca f4ce, through all my days.
loNlu. song to thee iii raise.
For no oae else deserves my praise;
Nc. tacy dou't,1
SIGMA CHI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

We would say TO all who are afflicted with
the gravel, that there 10 article now before
mankind equal to DR.. G.. G. vsughn's Lthon-
tripiic Mixture, as a remedy. This celebrated
paDacea a curative, in this complaint we'll
in all others, has asionished the medical fac
uIty. They have themselves made use Of il,
not only to administer to their pate nts, but have
in number Of cases, taken it personally ssA
been cured Of their distressing disease. Shssld
this statement BE- doubted, DR.. Vaughn here psb-
iciy Offers TO put 1000 dollar, against 100. dat
he can produce the names of the g-ntlemes 81
the medical faculty in the State Of New Ysek
who have used the remedy for cases Of gravel
which they personally were afflicted viii sed
have been benefited and cured by IT, VIE shI
take the risk See great American Remedy
vaoghn's Vegetable L.hentriptic Nistsrs; :.
our paper Call upon Agents, get pamphlet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Oliver Johnson and Josiah A. Dugdale,
Ministers among the Congregational
Friends" (which movement is producing
no inconsiderable interest in New York,
Michigan and the Ohio Yearly Meeting.)
will hold . religious meeting in the NJ. l..
Church in this place. on Secondary eve
Ming. the 18th instant, at half past SIX
o'clock The public are respectfully IN
vited 10 attend.
Richmond, 18th mo. eth, 1849.
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y ours truly,

GA chap advertises in New York. TO
deliver lecture upon gold digging. He
is to appear in the identical dress which
he wore at the mines. with pickaxe. shov.
el and 'in-pan in hand. and will proceed
to dig some gold upon the stage, and wash
the earth before the audience.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

Apatent has been granted for amachine
adapted TO cutting shingles of peculiar
form. not tapering from one end to the
other, but the taper is confined to one half
the length. the faces OF the rema aiming half
being parallel TO each other This shape
avoids the bending which is incident to
those of the common form, when nailed
upon the roof
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

RAN RoAp MEETING on SATURDAY LAST
In pursuance of notice, respectable
number Of citizens assembled at the War
ner building on the Sd inst. to consider
tine best means OF advancing the Rail
road project from this place to Dayton
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment Of WIN. II. EovLKE, President
and W. Il. Dennis, Sec'y.
Messrs. Bickls, Drs. II. Van Tuyl OF
Dayton, and Cox Of New Paris, addressed
the meeting upon the utility Of the work,
and the importance Of speedy and deci-
sivc action.
Books of subscription were circulated
and 81 900 subscribed. The feeling was
decidedly favorable, and augered well for
the realization of our long cherished hopes.
The meeting edjourDeL under the most
encouraging circumstances.
Since the meeting, Mr.. Bckle has ia
ken %, 900 additional stock-this added
to former and to what Seth Cook has re-
ceived, makes $4,000. Well DONE
Only do your duty, citizens and farmers,
and the road will be put under contract in
two weeks from this date. Think Of that,
anil ut once what world Of lively anti
cipations spring up in the mind to cheer
u, on in our glorious undertaking. One
step now, and the dull monotony Of re-
tirement, yields to the freshness and vigor
Of animated prosperity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
Proclamation.

WHEREAS. II usage which has obtained tn, an
probation OF the American people. ana which
has received the senction OF the christian world
generally, calls npon me, at this season, TO aid
IN Perp"tuatlng The same, hv fccomm- udiur :,
4hS |" Ice Observed is one OF public thanksgN
inE l"r HE present Year. | am disposed! 10 name
fh"FSlay. the 23ih DAY OF Narember instant
Our "uty 10 oar Creator should urge us to ar-
know ledge his providence. to obey his " III. In
BIZ grHtcini for his multiplied mercies aud bo-
slowed benefits, --ana whiie thus before linn. TO
Inplorc ms protection and favor. tie has bi-ss-
ed ns with life and health; He has preserved our
civil inst.tuttoH-.-that happy form OF poyr,.-
meat, based upon true principles Of popular gov
ernneht, -aad present manifestations see IN TO
indicate That they are still 10 extend. Ill tho
whole earth shall l"yfully proclaim lis freedom
ana be able 10 nnite, as one great whole. ia as
crihing the glory aud praise to Him, IN. great
ruler OF nhiions-the "brneiicent author Of all
the good that was, that is. that " III be-"
Cause for lhfnkfulnes casts IN that the earth
has not withheld her fruits. The l.bors Of the
hnsband;nan have been nbundan;ly rewarded;
and our own country, IN this respect, ha. been
signaily favored. Ana ~ ali cases can ". nd
cause To approach Almighty GOD IN n humble
and conirite spirit. thanking Han for til. man
iI"ld n"rcIes' aud impioring the continuance Of
them. II entered INTO IN II proper spirit such
as the o"chs'oh should call forth, while our pms
sions are snbIn"d. our remembrance. Of Cots
goodness refreshed, may hope confidently
that the Offering Of grateful hearts will DO &C.
cep,abie IA Ills SIGHT.
l therefore recommend that the day above
named be set apart for this holy aud CRATE fui ser
vice; aud that our whole pc opc suspe nd their Sc
GUITAR avochiions, assemble in their usual pisc~s
Of worship. and there offer their thank giving to
Han who has so abnndantIy blessed Us. and y no
Is 50 able 10 respond TO our petitions.
Ia testimony whereof. | hc.eun-
VI = TO set my hand, aud have caused
the seal of the State 10 be afIix ed.
this LIST day Of Nov. A. u. Is49.
By the Governor: PARIS e.. DtNSING
CHARLES II. TEST, SecTetafy Of State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

GIVE are under obligations TO friend
SrITr. for sending US half sheet OF the
"Wayne County Wing containing the
following letters from the junior editor, d
| B Moons:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

MARKETS OF RIO JANERIo.-The CITY
OF no Jancrio. being perhaps the larges I
Coffee market IN the world, the prices Of
Coffee there are matter Of interest. Rio
dates have been received by the ~ y.
irrd|d 10 September l>t. Accounts state
that the crops VIII not exceed one half,
perhaps one third the preceding one. The
exports have diminished in month, 3D..
300 bags The prices vary from 6 TO 8
cents, and are firm. Frcights have fallen
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

FROM PoRT Az PKINcE.-Thc Boston
Traveller Of Saturday afternoon. announces
the arrival AT tina, port Of the brig r.
Russell, Capt Mayo. from Por, an Prince.
whence she sailed on the 23h Sept.
There was general complaint Of the
scarcity OF coffee. and in fac, nothing vas
plenty save TUES OF nobility. which bid
fair 10 rival the paper money Of the island
in profusion and worihlesSncss They
are called by some, in derson. the rag.
ged nobility"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

BLEEDING AT THE NoSE-I'herc is no
greater annoyance to some. than frequent
bleeding at the nose. and various means
are resorted 10 to check il. Or. Samuel 4
Smith. of Staten Island. n Y. has re-
Gently communicated TO the Boston Medi-
cal Journal method of stopping il which
he learned Of an Old shipmaster. His
process was to roll up piece of paper
and place it under the upper lip DR..
Smith stopped bleeding which had con
linued four days. by tying knot in a
bandagc and applying it on the upper lip.
and tying the bandage round the head.
The rationale Of this trca,men, is, that
pressure al the point mentioned com
presses the artery furnishing the blood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

The ''big hole" dug through the rocks
at New Hamburger, Oh the Hudson River
Railroad. is $50 feet long through a solid
rock. 1t one end of the Tunnel is a cut
500 feet long, 30 wide and so deep. and
all through solid rock: al the other end the
cut is goo feet long and 20 deep, making
the entire cutting Of the rock. including
the Tunnel. 1889 feet. Daylight is let
in by two shafts l9 feet high and 81 fee,
wide.
In making this "hole' 400 men are
employed, nine black smith shops with two
fires each in steady operation. 10 repair
and temper the tools--and GOOO kegs Of
powder Of % lbs have neen used in the
last fourteen months.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

4 CoLoRED SETTLEMENT IN CANADA, at
Raleigh. which was projected by the Elgin
Association. has excited an indigna alton
meeting of the whites at Chatham The
address adopted denounces the introduce
ton of colored people from the United
States into Canada. The town of Chath-
am is easiest of access from our Western
States
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

The G!RL ! LEFT BEHIND Moi tho
1000 letters brought from California by
orson Hyde : last overland express. 500
were directed to icmales.-Bost. Chron
on New York paper says there will
be 5uO,ooO shawls manufactured in this
country next year. These will consume
100000 TBS. Of wool-an astonishing
Increase. when we remember that two
years ago there was hardly such an arti-
Gle as an American shawl in market.
PHrLA DELPHIA, Nov. MADAME Be-
disco publishes a card denying the state
ment Of the y. Y. Cour. and Enquirer, rel
tive 10 her husband She received a let.
ter from him by the Europa. stating he had
left Russia for America. and would arrive
here by the lst Of January.
FEMALE PHYSIclANs.-Three ladies have
applied for admission to the lectures OF the
Syracuse Medical College.
Every family should at once procure bottle
OF the great Arabian remedy for man beast.
called II. .. Farrelfs Arabian Lininent IL
dliays the most intense pains IN few minuies
restores the synovial fluid joint water, asd
thus cures stiff joints; It penetrates the 6esh 70
the bone, reiaxes contracted cords, cures Yhes-
maiism and pasi-d limbs Of twenty Year, stand
ing; also ,uInors, swellei neck, enlargement Of
the glands, and is the best medicine for ailments
of cattle ever discovered, curing sweeny. spsv-
las, splinf, and all diseases which require an ex-
ternal application. See advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

DREADFUL ExPLosioN IN ScHooL-As
Mr.. Frederick Sedgwics. the principal Of
the academy at Strattord, Conn, was maxi
ing some experiment with an explosive
gas. before a few friends. on Tuesday
evening last, by some unforeseen accident
the gas in the gasometer exploded. break
ing Mr.. Sedgwick $ leg in two places. one
of his fingers, and badly iniuring his face.
The explosion was 50 violent that the lights
were all extnguished. and he was found
lying on the floor completely insensible.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

TAXING TINE BY THE FoRELocK Tho
New York correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Pennsylvania, says some Of the
more enthusiastic young men there pro-
pose the immediate formation of a "Tur-
kish Regiment 10 sail for the Dardanells
the moment the news reaches here that the
ball is opened in reality.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07


SAMBo's fnEAs OF "MUscULAR" DEvEL-
oPMEST.-Crow, | want TO ak you con-
undedrum.'
"Weil. Sambo, succeed, Is open for de
queshum
Can YOU tell me why de art Of self de-
fence am like ribber al low 'ie?"
NO. Ssmbo, dosni see no sirnbilar:tv
in de two subjects, SO derfor gays tup. .
swell. den, I'll tell you. 1t is simply
because it develops de muscles,''
An honest Boston chap adversises thus:
''For sale, a brown Horse. with a Ro-
man nose. in good health, and very fond
of traveling-having run away four times
within a week.
TAt the recent session Of the Rush
county Court. Benjam Franklin was tri-
ed and sentenced TO the Penitenfiary. for
life. for the murder Of Albertson Culpher,
+ both colored men.
| HOne Of the reports by the steamer
is. that the American Fleet in the Medi.-
terranean is cooperating with those OF
England and France. in supporting the
honorable conduct Of the Turkish govern
men, towards the Hungarian and Polish
refugees.
+ EHon. James Buchanan goes to New
Orleans, II is said. in few weeks, on a
visit to Hon. John SlidelI, and returns by
way OF Alabama, TO visit Hon. VIM. r
King Ner,.