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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

SEC. >. 1t shall be lawful for said d.
rectors TO organize at any (time) after the
passage of this act. and the said road
must be completed in three years, or this
charter will be forfeited
SEC. 6. The corporation by their a.
gents shall have full power from time to
time. 70 examine. survey and locate the
route for turnpike road commencing at
Williamsburg and running on a convent
emf and practicable route by the way Of
Dover. thence on by Barnabas Lamb s.
and by. through or in the vicinity Of the
farm of Walter Legg. to suitable point
on the Newport Road. which runs North
from the National Road. by Robert Nor
rison's farm. 10 form a junction on said
Newport Road. with a road projected by
a company popularity known as the
Spring Foundry Company" leading
from the Spring Foundry by Cornelius
Ratlitf~s farm to said Newport Road. But
if the said Spring Foundry road should
not be made. or if the said corporation
should deem it TO be for their benefit. they
are authorized to extend said road from
said point on said Newport road to a
! point on the National road. West Of the
National Bridge over White Water al
! Richmond. so as 10 cross said White W al.
er on said bridge. said road shall be con.
structed in accordance with the plans and
specifications adopted by said directors
with the right to alter and vary the same
SO as to secure good ordinary turnpike
/ SEC 7. The directors shall advertise
a meeting of the stockholders within
three months after their first meeting &c
elect six directors to act as such for the
! space Of one year thereafter. and until
their successors are elected and qualified
and 10 all elections for directors MAORI
ty Of the number who happen to be pres
! ent. shall be legally majority and quail
fed to elect; and the directors shall have
the power Of declaring the seat ofany di
rector vacant who is absent from two sue
cessive meetings OF the board and fill the
f same as before provided.
II Sec. 6. This act to be in force from
and after its passage and :: shall be .ake-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

gu~O DYERs..- Nader, Capperaa. Logwood.
/ Extract do. Nut Calls, Blue Vitriol, Me
W God ,Fustic, Indigo. prepared Blue, Camwood,
Oil viuiol, Aqua Forts, Muriaiic Acid. Lac
Dive. Crude Tartar. Aunatto. Sc, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment.
Richmond, Aug. %, ls4e. 35f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

lust RECEIVED. at the old stand, No. 27,
- opposite the Bank, the following list OF
NEW GOODS, to- wit: A lot OF fine and plain
Stand Lamps, suspe nding and common Lard
Lamps, which will be sold at Cincnna prices;
also, one box of superior Black Tea; Ciravers;
Door Locks; Oysters; sup. Cave ndish Tobacco;
sup. Breast and Il alter Chains, and variety Of
New Goods too numerous 10 mention.
HAINES g. FARQCHAR.
Richmond, Dec. Is. le4-. 9Ii
II gQUORS...Bes Brandy; Old Rye Whisky;
Port Madeira and Ten # Wines, for medi-
cinal ,ur,oses: Lime Juice. Lemon and Ssrsa-
rilla Syrups, for sale at REEDS Drug andl
Aug. %, l-4s Medicinal Depot.}
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

nTRE WHITE LEAD. hest brands. aSI,-
II 80 key; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
Red, Yellow and Green; Prussian Blue: Chi
ne-e Vermillion; Ultra Marine; Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rose
Pink; Varnish Brushes: Paint DO, all sizes;-
FuRrsruRE s. CARNAGE VARxisH; J.raR; LEArH-
Ex VANISH; APths,ing, Putty. &c. for sale,
at reducep PRIZES, by IRWIN REED
Richmond, Aug. %. ls45. 25;f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28
TOyVNsEND'S PATENT SEPARATOR.

TOWNsEND's PATENT SEPARATOR.
IN w. ROBINSON. R1cHMoHp. Ind having
r purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to
tnanufscture use and sell to others TO be used,
Townsend's Patent Separator, in the counties of
WAYNE. Rush. Favette, Marion. Elgo, and Tip
pecano-. and has the further privilege OF selling
IN any portion Of the State for a limited time, Is
now prepared to furnish them ct fair prices, and
of the bes. materials and workmanship. He is
also prepared TO furnish superior horse power,--
sufficient in strength for SIX or eight horses
Express, Terre Haute. Atlas, Lafayette, Jour
nal, Incianap polls, will publish 10 the amount of
y, and the Republican. Rushville; Telegraph,
Connersyille, TO The amount of 81. and charge
this office.
Richmond, Aug. 80, 1c4-. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

WINERY. all sizes; Sand and Glass Paper;
IL White rash. Shoe, Scrub and Horse Brush
es; Glue. of various qualities, Gum CoPai, aud
Sh.i!ac; Tobacco. Snuff. and Cigars; Matches;
perlunlery; Shaving Soaps; " ashing 90; FISH
Oil; Meats do; Sperm DO; and other articles
usually kept III Drug Stores. For sale by
Aug. %, lo4S. l. REED.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

MORAL ALMANACs, for is49-For
WI sale, Wholesale and retail, by
Srt. p, 1-4s. .. p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

DERRT DAVIS Vegetable pain Killer.
new and invaluable medicine;-everJ
family should have = bottle Of it in the hoose-
il IL cAesp. For sale BY !. REED.
Aug. %, 1919. $50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

4 IL. the popular Family Medicines, Nos
irunIS. &c, among which is Mornings
Vegetable Agur Syrup; Smiths Tonic DO;
Nerve and Bone Linianent. Worm Medicines:
Baisam " Id Cherry: Townsend's Sarsspariila;
Essences; Mofi1.u' Pills and B;iers, &c. call AT
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
Maia Street. oepos,te e. iUeyf's Hotel.
Richmond, dds where you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug. %, lS4e. 35if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

NINDOw GLASS OF all sizes, and hes,
y brands. Also machine II, ade putty for
sale at DIR. Howells Drug store, No, 10 Main ST,
November Is, 1878. 4.-tf,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

one of the most extensiv assortments of
FAlzILY RIES
and miscellaneous articles offered in this
market They were purchased in such quaint
ties and on such terms Will enable him 10 sell
as low as any house IN the place. He can and
will 90 it. Call and try him. His stock con-
sIsts IN part Of
Loaf. Havana and Orleans Sugars,
Golden syrup, Sugarhouse and Orleans Molasses
Coffee, Teas. Chocolate. Cocoa, Rice,
Mackerei, Herring, Lake Fish.
Dried Beef, Bologna Sausages, Cheese,
Star, mould ana dipped Candies,
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Raisins, Cur
rants,
Almonds. English " alnuts and Fberts,
Rosin, Cast-sieeI, Marble ant Soda Soaps
Willow and Split Baskets, of all sizes,
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Measures, &c.
Queensware, Stone and Clay ware.
Virginia, Missouri. nd Kentucky Tobacco,
Currycombs. Horse Cards and Brushes,
Fancy hearth and hand Brooms,
Coffee Mills, w ash Boards,
Scythes. Sickes, and Scvthe Stones,
Ground Mustard. Of superior quality,
Ground Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, &c.
Cordage, from l. inch rope to the smallest twine.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
OF almost all varieties. bought and sold. The
highest market price is paid for the same. and IL
is sold again al the smallest advance which will
pay for the trouble Of retailing. J. He has now
on hand fine lot of BACON and LARD
He keeps a supply of Corn, Oats, Flour, Corn
Meal. Pototoes. and other vegetables.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, he respectfully soiicits lis Continuance
None who call shall go away dissatisfied as TO the
quality Of the articles the prices.
| Richmond, July -, lesS. 29f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

IUST RECEIyED,-Alis sorts Of Drugs and
- Medicines. of every description. very low
and of the best quality, At DR.. HOWELLS',
NV -, Is4s No1s, Main e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

ERESH and pure Oil Of Lemon, and other
IL nice articles, Just opened by
IRWIN REED.
Nov. !, 1919. s-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

sSEc. 8. The directors named in this
act, or . majority Of them. may meet at
such time and place as they may agree on,
and organize said corporation by clecting
one Of their own body President; and after
such organization, majority Of said di-
rectors shall have full power to carry into
effect the object Of this act until an cleo
ton shall be had by the stockholders, in
accordance with their bylaws, for their
directors.
SEC. =. The corporation shall have
power to appoint agents, clerks. treasurers,
superintendents. surveyors, engineers. ar
lists. and all other officers and persons
necessary to carry into effect the object Of
this oct; they shall keep journal Of their
proceedings, in which shall be entered all
by.lsws, rules, regulations. and all orders
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-28

For sale "A, HOLLOWAY'S BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Feb. I, leI9. eff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21
From the Home Journal.
THE LUXURY OF A HURRY.

Ath vi n
This is a pleasure peculiar 10 the goodly
people OF The CRY Of N. York indulged in
so generally and habitually as 10 amount TO
an established trait. For il. thew will sub.
nit 10 any Inconvenience and endure much
privation. yield any price, incur any haz-
ard. Though they have ever SO much pre-
vlons time 10 do any thing. requiring al
teniion, the rich enjoyment Of this singu-
lar luxury they must have, and therefore
wait for the last minute. Wherefore all
things have hurry.scurry appearance
all are on the run; The streets full OF ra-
pidily-rapid walking talking - feeling
-acting-moving. Ii is a passion. and
all things are tributary 10 il. Houses are
built, furnished. fitted. inhabited. in and
nul ui fashion = changed altered-torn
down--removed- rebuilt. as quickly as
varies The fashion of garment; and ex-
tensiye operations are commenced, pur-
sued, and driven 10 explosion. Stcam-
boats, railroads, factories, machines. are
built, employed, pushed on 10 their OK
IRENE tension. on high steam pressure
principles; churches, theatres, hotels, and
all kinds 81 structures-men. and families
raised high. established, admired-and
suddenly Frustrated, overhrown and for.
gotten. II seems as if there is ever an y
UNIVERSAL chace and struggle for all kinds
Of things, but all uniting in one enjoy
meni' The exquisite pleasure Of being in a
hurry. il
4 merchant Of Pearl.street. in "a hur-
~, puts his bank book, containing in lis
leaves all his cash for deposile, in his
coat.skirt pocket, and. few moments be-
lore three. rushed toward tile bank in Wal
street, on run. 10 make ,lcposi,e. He
reached the corner Of Wall and Pear
streets. when he was observed, suddenly
10 seize nnc of his scoat. skirts, and with
alarm and excitement. exclaim, FL
gnne !" Blu, in moment after, he seiz
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

long d.rp In sihing IL The aihrr. SnrI
pull We henl forward until our fars,
alnnsI senrlled nur knses AMI lien llisoa,
ing al our strength INTO lie hack van
movement. drew IN Ihe oar until ever,
inrh ~ The spare rosered Nv Inc sweri
had Iren gained. Every stroke shot IN
hoai ahrad. like m arrow Discharged lrn.n
bow. ! hns We worked II ille oars RI,
Eileen nlinnies-ii sremrtl 10 ne = many
hours. The sHsal rolled ofT in eresl
drops. and ! was ensrInped in ! steam
generated from nv nwn body. /.
Are We almost up loii, Mr. I.srkinl''
gaspe,l ON. -
. Almost. Captain don't give Il up. loI
The lore IL our drar lille ones ii home,
don't rive ~. captain" The mars fash.
ed - tlrir blades turned up 10 Tie moon.
light. Tile men who Piled ihrm were
fathers and had fathers hearts; The strength
which nered ihem ii illat moment u q
more Than human.
Suddenly Mr.. Larkin ceased pulling
and my heart fnr moment almost stop.
prd is brating. Tor The terrible thought
ilsi be had given nni crossed IN ms
mind. Bnl | Was directly treasured b.
his rnire.
Gently, Captain. gcnly--a stroke or
two more--therr, that will ,lo--anl lie
next moment The beats eide came IN
contact aiih something. and I.arkin
sprung from the hoal with his heavy feet
upon The lie. ! started ~. and calling
10 The men 10 make fast The boal 10 lie
ice. followed.
We ran 10 The dark SPOT in The centre
II the mass. and found iwo lille hoys,
The head of The smaller nesting IN The ho-
som Of The larger-bnil were fast asleep
The leiliargy which would have hren "a
iai but Tor the timely rescue. had over.
come them. Mr.. I.arkin grasped one
Of the lads. cut or lis shoes, tore Oh lis
jacket. and then loosing his own gar.
ments 70 The SKIN. placed HE chilled child
IN contact with his own warm body. csre-
fully wrapping over him his great coai.
which he procured from The boat. ! did
The same with the other chill--and we
then returned 10 The boai. and The men,
row partially recovered, pulled US slow.
u hack.
The children, as we learned, when we
subsequently, had The delight Of Restoring
them IN their parents. were playing on
the ice and had venmrcd 10 the cake
which was jammed into The bend of The
river about Ten miles above New York.
A movement Of The tide had sci The ice in
moilon, and The little fellows we're borne
away on Thai cold nighi. and would have
inevitably persisted bul for Mr.. I.atkin's
espying them as tie ice was sweeping out
10 sea.
" How do y0n feel, Mr.. Larkin!"
said 10 The mate, The next morning after
this adventure.
- litle stiIl' IN the arms, Captain"
the noble fellow replied. while The big
tears Of grateful happiness gathered in his
eyes" aiiule sliiT in The arms, Captain.
but very easy here" and he laid his hands
on The rough chest. in which beat a true
and manly heart. NV quaint. hlave
Down-Easler !! lie who lashes the seas
into fury and les loose lie lenpes,s will
care for Thee. The storms may rage with
oni. but IN Thy bssnm peace and sunshine
abide always.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21
Our Future Prosperity.

UuI uIuIU AIU5pUIIITt-It Is BTdIIIY-
ing 10 observe thai win The change in lie
Administration nf the Government lie
whole country feels quickencd conf
tlence IN relation 10 future business az.
fairs. MOI even The adheienis Of The out
gong Administration express any appre-
hensIon that the new policy will be dis.
astrous either 10 mercantile, manufacturing,
or general business interests. Most OPP
PoItnnely, the state Of things in England,
al This moment, comes in aid ofour hopes
and purposes Al home. Philud. Nems.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

Whenever you get black eye by fall
on The ice, or from running against tile
bed-pos,, or from running away from
powerful fist, apply cloth wrung ont Of
very warm water. and renew il until the
pain ceases. The moisture and heat IL
quiiies tile blood and sends il back 10 The
proper channeis.@' Use warm or hot, but
never cold water 10 the bruise. doctor
would charge guinea for this advice
we give il gratis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

In 1895, only thirteen years ago, there
were not 5000 while inhabitants between
Lake Michigan and The Pacific ocean!
Now there are nearly million.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

Truth.-a parent may leave an estate
to his son. hut how soon may il be mort
gagged! He NAV leave him money, but
how soon may il be squandered. Better
leave him a sound constitution, habits Of
industry. an unhlemshed reputation, =
good education. and an inward adherence
Of vice, in any shape or form; these cam
mol he wrestea from him, and are better
,han thousands Of gold aud silver.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21

Before YOU act, consider. for after action
you cannot rcccde without dishouor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-21
A merited Trihnte.-A Joint re

A merited Tribute joint rcsoln-
lion has unanimously passed the Senate
Of New Jersey, authorizing the Governor
u procure and present q suitable sword
10 Major.General WINFIELD ScoTT, in
consideration Of his high character, and
eminent military and other public seryi-
ccs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20
Our BaI,imor. Correspopaenee.

pALllMohE, November ~, 1919
House Of Refuge- Liberi Contribrtigas-Mirin
Hisaaer-- Accid,nt- Railroad R,Riag--f,afs
fron Lib0fa- Tacantcai Mirkeis. &c
The movement IN tins city towards the e.tibs h-
nent Of q House OF Refuge, hls met with a most
cordial reception on the part Of our citizsns The
city council during it, la. session, appropriated
$1,000 for this object and ihs contributions Of our
citizens have already swellcd he sum TO $4,000.
Amongst the Subscribers il Geoize Brown. ESQ.
who hes handed in a check for $1,000, whilst
seventy. eight ohcis ~ citizens have each sub-
scubed Sl00. Tie corner stone will. however.
noi be laid until the sum Of so, 900 IL r,ised.
The captain Of the bark Helen, which arrived
here Yesterday. reports that on Thursday night Off
the W0li.Tror. SHE ran into the schooner MARY
Jsue Lcman, Captain Robinson, loaded with coal
and bound 10 New York. Three OF the crew of
The schooner Jumped on board the bark, and on
putting back, nothing could be seen Of tn.
schooner, which is supposed to have gone down
with all on board
VIM. t. Brigham, of the firm Of Leonard, Perry
" Co. was thrown out of carriage on Saturday
evening, and seriously II not mortslly Injured
Several OF his ribs were broken, and he was
otherwise considerably cut and bruised
Two men were killed on Saturday, on the Balti-
more and PHILADELPHIA Railroad. by the morning
train iioin this city. IL appears that three men
were sitting on the rails, drunk, two Of whom were
thrown on the COW catcher and instantly killed.
and the third seriously injured.
Miss Davenport makes her first appearance at
the Holiday street Theatre. this evening. and i
am Pleased to see that good company has heen
provided by the manager, To sustain her Among
The company are Messrs Hadaway, HELD q =
Rames, w. Johnson, and Mis-. Anna Cruise.
Domeey " SON. is performed TO admiration,
~ the Museum. Mr. RAYMOND, as Tools and
Mr. Owen, as Captain Cutie, are truly lnimitable.
- private letter has been received here from the
rev H. X Gurey, who left Baltimore for Liberia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-20
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II bsts -fae.day sSsa,ae sss ots
Inn afTcrseia.Fra p,avoo, Mr " IT, Reeves osnlo'
s sS GG NJ LADY ss' assS s
To- WIN ne o rrss M the smoa sSar
Mr. ch,pmnr Fanny Thompson, Mrs Lodey Mss Pota Mis-
Horn Mas Potts s,s c'rar Dress sr,leand paslqstl %
open az half rast s. 70 begin att o'clock.
NIBLos GARDEN TUESDAY EVENING, Noy.@-
h y ss
Yell Aftsr which the grand balls Of Ia
Nix 4; Lehman eara, Mons Franco; Anna Rsusss. Nils
ssrRss' Mile Sss:s anS s
hour for Promenade &C. To conclude with The comic Pan
by the Rsye FSm to
mehee az half past Admission 50 cents.
EuRToNs TneATRE-TUEsDAY EVENING, Noy2e
sSse M py,GG oyss n1asy NJ
MT s. Leach, jack swift NJ Brsasham Tom i BSSssr
Johnston Barbara Maney Mrs winstanlcy; Blossom Mrs
SKY Is Sn Mr.
No. c Sr MI hSa am M S' @a s%
Mr nufhe Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Russell Boxes Dress
ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLAoE-sECoND APPEAR
s., " ~ 1917 & s
ESia ssnsya Ayassaars osG ssn0TG Eort
naHc Tc ser and Director iH
Marezek. Prices admission Ali in boxes and par
20 cents Doors open att o'clock; TO commeneeat7la.
NIBLo's.-- CHIPPENDALEANDsE FToN's BENEFIT
Chrisys Ministries whovlmale thr qppearanee here
Dancing by Celeste. The popular drama of the GOLDEN
GARNER or, Jenny Twitcher in England Concert by the
Minsuels, sc.
RAKNuEs AMERICAN MusEUx;-r. t. BARNUx.
One Week More Of the Martnstt Family whose Wcsder-
.or have their names %mutaSy with the savel
s Rose cara hssns s fsss
hope Penand ard West Alec exhibition, all hours,
the skeetohot an enormous Whale the living Boa Con-
~ serb' ctldIe,under 10 years. age 1913 cents
DARNUM's MUSEUM. CORNER SEVENTH AND
ID Chesnut streets, Philadelphia. r. Barnum Manager
and Proprit torNew Attractions Astounding Variety
tbey appear in the STRANGER "Wednesday. the YOU'RE
Full QUEEN and the CAPTIVE Thursday and Friday,
turday Benefit and Last Appearance Of Mr. and Mrs.
Conner Every afternoon. new and amusing Vaudeviles
First Week of the magnificent and highly interesting Dis
sowing Views and Chromarore forming altos ether OF
the most chaste and delightful exhibitions Witnessed
Admission TO the entire Museum aud performances Is cents;
children under ten years i21a cents
TVHE LAST WEEK AT THE MINERVA ROOMS. 4O5
J. BroadwayBurrs Seven Mile Mirror Of the Lakes Ma
St Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers Tbs world moving
@ Gsnesns 200 miles o, the most and
historically interesting scenery in AmericA-passes steadily
the eye the spectator for space Of hours
and other wonders nature and art both the Uni
ted States and Canada shores Lake Erie to the Gulf Of
sagueuay The Mirror commence to move at ~ o'clock
niEhtv Afternoon exhibitions on wednesday and Saturday
at o'clock. Admtanee % cents children half price
Two BALL COMMITTEES. -TgE NEW ASSEMBLY
early in December The principal Ea, Room will
se Han Ladies
Refreshment Saloons very desirable
Apply for terms on the premises during the day.