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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
Eastern Exchange.
One Thing is Certain.

That Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry IS far
the best remedy now used for all distressing
coughs and all diseases OF the Lungs. The cures
being performed are really astonishing the world.
DR.. Wistars celebrated preparation is wholly
an innocent rcmedy-being composed principal
~ of the Wild Cherry, and extract Of Pine;
combined by a new medical process, with the
genuine Iceland Moss, another of Natures great
curativcs for pulmonary diseases
Besides Ms astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned, we also find It a very etfectual
remedy in Asthma the complaint in which it
has been extensively used with decided success
even III Cases of years standing.
II not oaly emanates from regular physician
but has been well tested in all complaints for
which it is recommended
0TSec advertisement
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED At THE BRANCH
BANK At RICHMOND:
State Bank Of Indiana 'Sandusky City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of S. Tifin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank =;
State Bank of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
LAT. Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Vir-
CONNIE rcial Bank ofto ginia and Branches;
City Bank Of Go Bank of the Valley of
Dayton Bank; Virginia and Branches;
Bank Of Geauga; Exchange Bank Of Nir-
Canal Blk of Cl-y-iand; ginia and Branches;
City do Notes Of s., aud up
City I" Columbus; wards a; par in New
Franklin Blk Of Zsn.s-} York, Phiadel phia
vile; and Baltimore.
Pirhmond January Isf. 1919
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
OUR TAILOR SHOP.

OflN H S(OII, would tspectfu1I y
- inform his friends and the public gene rail- y
that he now occupies tn. TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied by VI. ConkIe, opposite ID. p.
iIolloway's Book Store; where he is prepared to
cut aud make up garments in the best STYLE and
o the sho st notice.
sJSNrm York and PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS,
regularly receircd.
Richmond, March ii, lS49. 11:ly
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TOWNSHIPS PATENT
SIC R.N az y Az
= S>HE dersign-d, informs the public that
he continues to build this valuable
TEaXSAsIslN<: MACHINE.

aud can furnish them at short notice to all who
may desire them. lie has also Just gotten up a
and superior SIX HORSE POWER.
which is confidently recommended TO the public
durable and efficient.
Having the exclusive right TO manufacture
vend and use fownsend's Improvement, in Rush,
Wayne, Faycte, Marion. TipPecanoc. Vigo
Hamilton, Hendricks, Morgan. Johnson, Shelby :,
Bartholomew, Hancock. Randolph, Henry. I'M
ion, and franklin counties. Indiana, he would
respectfully caution the public against making
buying or using in either Of said counties this i'm
provenent, except by having the legal right to
do, by written authority from the undo rsigned.--
Any person Wishing to purchase rights either To
make use, 20 advantageous terms
by applying to the subscriber.
IL TRAVELLERS, and other kinds Of
Thrashing Machines, constantly on hand, of The
best materials and orkmanshp
r. w. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March IA. lSi9. ii :6m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Messrs. ]. w Burton & Co. OF Erie, Penn'a,
hcve forwarded, under date of Sept Is, 1916.
IA letter to Or. G.. c. Vaughn the foIIowiug
tesIinony--ihc parties all well known.
Penn. STATE, Sparto, Crawford Co.
Messrs Burton & Co., Agents for Dr. Vaughn:
by a sense of duty make
known TO You the benefit have derived from,
the use Of DR.. Vaughn's Lithonirip,ic MIXTURE
For three years past have had the blind piles,
with dropsIcal sw-ilings of the feet anu legs,
which. with Gisordered system had reduced me
so low as 10 despair Of recovery. The case
had batfied the skill Of first phy scians, and
as final trial made use Of the Great American
he'neay contrary to my own expectation it had
speedy effect You riH hardly beliere that the
use o. f,ro 30 o.. bottles cured me. Such is the
iact--fhe piles troubled me no more, my flesh
winch had wasted AWAY, and left me a skeleton,
has appeared again. l am now we'll and strong
and enabled TO attend to business and nv cure
IS solely by the of this medicine. From a
sense of gratitude 10 Providence, and with the
hope that this testimony will be seen by some
one who needs such 4 restorative, | make this
statement. JOSEPH CULVER
See our columns, get pamphlet from Agents,
Tho advertisement is headed Great American
Remedy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

In accordance with the suggestion Of Giffe re mt
Medical Societies in Indiana, the .'Indiana polls
Mctical Society" give notice, that there will be
4 State Medical Convention held at Indianapo-
lis, on the first w ednesday Of June next, for the
purpose Of forming State Medical Society. Ii
is hoped that there will be full represen tation
from the different local associations, as well as
by Physicians, where no such organization ex-
isls BY order Of the Society.
Il. BULLARD, Cor. Sec.
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xv,s,,r.- U,:s..,n Of svasa Cherry.

vv,s,,~.< xsr:sasn Of Sviid Cherry.
.RUE CASA. Remedy for CONSUMPTION Of the
Lungs Affections OF In, I.,vrr. Asthma.
Rron ~l,.,is Pains ar Weakness ~ the liz. sss Or
I unrs and all other AtfecNSas Of lhe luiIsc-
nary Organs.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
Beware Of a base eoaas.yJ.a Of Wislar's Bal
Of Wild Cherry, signed hy Que VIM. ~.
Sperr, who. in order to pain his vile inIn'iaeteu
upon the public has obtaiued fac sisssiie ~ our
bottle. ana led our label Of directions reri'Ss-
tm, substituting his own naae for that of iie"sy
Wistar, NJ. u. which As found on the genuine.
Remember, the outside label ~ v .afl.es Of the
genuine Ba!sam is finely executed sae.t plate
engraving bearing the sig nature VI Henry W -
tar, VI. d., and Sanford X Tarh-nonc other can
be genuine
rAx's BALs.M OF WlLp CnsRav.--Er rfsr. Me.
Sep. 80. lS35. This critics that have recon-
n,cnded the use Of DIR. w islar's baisAm Of itt
Cherry for diseases Of tl.e lungs for two yeArs
past, and many bottles TO my knowledge. have
bee used bv my pate nts. it'll be fetal results
In two cases where il WINS thought conhssaed
consumption had ,akrn place. the Wild Cherry
effected cure. II. HaInEN.
Physician st EAeteE Corner.
DR.. WIN. A. shaw, Of Washington. n e.
writes under date Of May I, lSl6, rs follows:
IL have heard Of MANY cases of decided beHc.
fetal effects from it's use, especially ~ asthaina
and chronic cough OF spasinod'c Character. !
have nsrI the W lid Cherry a great deal ia praC-
lice. and with marked good results in those ca
s.s of cre,t ne,vous mobility and ,y,;tahiiity 10
,,h;ch n,his,c,i ,,atients are subject. The COIN.
I;v,,;on Of ,h.s. nrinciul.s in Wis,ar's Balsa,u
Of W lid Cherry is ingenious aud iudicious"
Or. Hoffman, Huntington, Pa, cured child
of .s,h,,, viii, il after he declared he could
a., M nor, with M. ,neaicia.. and the child
,n,., die e = b..
~ C,,, 81 S.,o.,,;a. A. " .ar. l.>
s,; ~ 60 -, ,.na;n., H.,
I, Ipti -, H. - r.,,.a,.
~h.,,',n; Sl;,,mam. NJ n of Roupdb,ook.
NJ ..... :, !. ,h, h,s, ,,.ac;n. 20, co,.n,,r.
10, :, 80 .,.m. ,,,n, M, has war known. W.
moh, ,.f.r you 10 hundreds of cusrs. had wc
raa. ,ha, voua cnny;nc, II, ~ ira great v;,tucs'
81, on ,o,.
rim. Mos, Rrv,nx ,u,r t.rsrs on Rec.
" W
u,,;,r o.,.r;.,o.d ,,ea, LenaAH
80 :ihI 49, ~. / f..I !, nv du,w
.,, o" ~, III 1. >. IT,, ,. worl know What IL has
. J"u e., rs pns..ss.d ~ , .,,ono cor,,;,m,ion
n,,n,.iv .,;oyod nc ,f,ct health nrr WON, 10 the
".i.',' ~ isi3 vIsn / was ,rouhlra with = diiii.
.,,,, IN ,v In side ,i,snd.d with consid. rablo
= sn,.,;,". in Jniv was vo,r n,iv attack.
ga ",;,,, , cough which oou,;nued until fall; then
was cont;ne1 to Nm. house for eight mouths.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
TURNPIKE MEETING.

"HE Stockholders in the s.R edmond Bridge
L and Turnpike Company are requested 10
meet at the Starr House il. Richmond, 18th
day the l4th Of next month, at 3 o clock, p. NJ,
to transact business OF Importance TO The COM
pany SOLOMON HORNE1, Prest.
J. w. MARMoy. Sec'y.
Sd mo. 2Sth, 1919. lItn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
aAT The WILLOW GARDEN. .

4 large lot of W ite Thorn Seed, b. tie quart
IA or bushel. with the Usage Orange and oih-r
Seeds in any reasonable quantity. such
used for fencing. Vegetable and Flour Seeds
IN any quantity to suit the purchasers The pro-
pri-tor will also furnish 10 order any quantity
under fifty thousand Young Thorn Trees OF prop
er sizes for transPianting IN hedge rows Also.
Ten Thousand Young Apple ana Pear Trees of
one years growth. with budded and grated fruit
Trees Of nearly all varieties OF v-iae IN the
West, and of sufficient size to transplant i'll or
charas. Also, Eais1m Fur, White fime and
other Ever Greens, by the dozen or thousand;
annual, biennial, and perennial Plants oi many
sorts; Green House Plants OF every variety. 10
SUIT the b.yeF, &c, &c.
I5Pleasc call at the above named place,
where f4yors are Thankfully received s,nI So.
GARDNER MEN DENuALI., Pror7-i,'sy.
Richmond, Ia l-t mo- l9th, l~f9. 3-if
Az INTER strained Sperm o. Of the first
w quality. lust to huai 4 oni The Fast. ~
No. A., Main street. lktIN REED.
Nov. /, lc4o. ST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Bank NO.e Table ana Exchange List,
(Correcfed nreekIy, FIR the Cincinnati Ga=ette.D
BY GEoRGE MINE Il Co., West Third street
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills Of
Exchange; who make collections throughout
the H. States, Canada and Europe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw Oh Eng land in sums
to suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

nR. w. u. WEBSTER, SURG EO "
- DEN YIST,-W Would respectfully
that, Oh and alter the
FIRST OF APRIL NEXT,
he may be found at his Office, over Irwin Reeds
Drug s'tore,-prepercd to attend to any calls ia
his profession.
Having studied two years with Que of the best
Eastern Dentists, and had twelve years practical
expe RE in the business. he feels confident
that he will he able render gene raj satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Richmond, March 81, 1919. l.}tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

u Y DUNG & N'CLURE, have Just received a
small barrel Of excellent HONEY; and a supply
of superior Cacendish q. Ii. Tobacco. Cheap
Call at No. :, one door East Of Hollowav's Book
Store. Richmond, March IA, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

rOD-E.VVER OLA new article for
~ Rheumatism, and all painful affections -
The DH Of Cotfi>h Liver, h-gius to I've -ntem-
siveiy used by Ply scians, ana has been found
to be Il very successful remedy for Chronic,
Rheumatic, and Gouty affections, diseases Of the
Chest, Scrofuia, Rilkcts. &c. A pure article
for sale at DR.. lioweli's Drug Store, No. lG.
Main street
Richmond, Feb %. lSlo. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

INJECTION NOTICF..-The Stock holders
IL in the Richmond and Boston Turnpike
Company, respectfully informed That an
election " III be held at Boston, on Monday. the
I'd day of April next. for the purpose of eleciing
a Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
SOLOMON UORNEY, Pres.
Richmond, March IL, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

NOR >ALE!-FOUR SMALL DIV ELLING
Il HOUSES, aud TWO VACANT LOTS
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
to JAMES NJ. POE.
Richmond, March ? st, lS49. l3,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

TUNO ALL INTERESTED The funds be-
Il longing TO School District, No. 10, North
of Main street. will be distributed TO all entitled
to the same, who siinil attend School from the
9th Of April TO the 9th of July next. ensuing.
BY order oil the Board of Trustees.
March 18th. 1919. ;3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Il
This Stove, with the new improveme nts, hay
ing larger Oven, and greater facilities for boil
ing, make it the best Stove in the United States.
Also, full supply Of the Old Pattern (sx Sizes
Premium Stoves; all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga, three sizes; Staniey's three ST.
yes, and many sizes of Russia Iron and Parlor
Stoves. Various sizes and patterns six, seven
aud ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every descrip-
ton, Copper Kettles, Tin-ware, &c. Any per-
son wishing good
So9.GlEI@ 5RoS"s
he would refer them to the following persons
hevin 2 Back s Stove in Trustees of RE nds
Boarding School, Samuel Test, Benz. Fulghum
Barnabas Ii obbs, john Pool, Levi J-ssup. Also,
TO the following persons: Chas. w. Starr, Sid
ney Smith, Elijah Coffin, S. Murdock, E. Borton,
S. Lyp!e. irwin Reed, Mr.. Anderson, Z. Shute,
]. Wherry. J. Maths, Mr.. Holloway, L. Fish
Ter, }. ii. Van Camp, J. Heap, A. c. blanchard
D.. Austin, DR.. HoweIis, A. w Bowers, Charles
Coffin, J. Walker, W. Show. J. Jones. B Davis,
". Thistlethwaite, ]. Saunders, II. b. Payne
]. Ogborn, J. Green, ]. Elderkin, w Wright
W. fulghum, c. Ratiiff.
CAL TIoN.-There no Bucks Stoves,
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here but by me;
there being no Improvement made Bucks
Stove but by himself, ID. Buck; and that is in
this Pattern Alright now offered.
Richmond, September :, lc4e. 4l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

LADIES INELIGIBLE TO OFFIcE.-The
best reason for excluding the gentler sex
from the turmoils Of political life is to be
found in the following argument "a
courteous Frenchman, in reply to the
question why women were not admitted
into the Chamber Of Deputies, said that to
be member il was requisite to be forty
wears old, and it was impossible to sup
pose that any lady could reach that I'M
seemly age"
AFAT OFrIcE-The richest office in
the United States. is that of Health Of
fcer a, the port Of New York. The fees
OF this station are said to amount TO ser
enty Mousand dofiars a year!-nearly
three times the pay OF the President Of the
United States. 4 bill is now before the
Legislature Of New Yew York. which. il
il become law, as il most certainly ought
to, will take away the fees of the Office,
and afIix a liberal salary 10 it. 1t seems
wonderful. that the discovery Of this fact
should just now have been made.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

A Small Water-POwer For Safe
ME undersigned offers for sale, an excel
] lent small water power, on the Middle fork
Of White water, about one mile north of Rich
mond There is about is acres Of LAND attached.
part of which is Of the first quality There is
on the premises an excellent and we'll finished
two story frame DWELLING good machine shop,
&c. &c. This property is offered at private sale,
on advantageous terms. Any pc son wishing
further information can apply on the premises,
TO D p HOTI 0WAV
Richmond, IAN 81, lS49 6-,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
WORMS! WORMS
A NEW STOCK OF
CHEAP GROCERIES!
JUST RECEIVED AT NO. 80!

Ed Al NJ. 80.
II. MOORMANN, wishes TO call the at
- tention OF his customers and the public
generally to the fact, that he has just received
at his old stand, fresh supply of
T. u IN j ~ {: rOccric
such as--C office Sugar, Teas of every descrip-
ton, Molass.s, Fish Of all kinds. ground Spices,
Loaf Sugar, fine chewing Tobacco, Candies Of
all kinds, Raisins aud every article IN the Gro
Gerry line. He has also received, in addition TO his
stock Of GROCERIES, u good assortment of
HARDWARE & CUTLERY:
consisting, in part, of--Shovels and longs, Nails.
Forks Of various kinds, Grain Shoy-ls, Trace
Chains, Knives and Forks, &c. &c. which will
be SOLD Low! Also, fine lot of
QUEENSIVARE AND GLASSWARE,
DIFFERENT DESCRIPTIONS.
NJ All articles kept by him will be sold as
CHEAP, and warranted to be of GOOD QUAIL
TY, can be found at any other establishment At
in Richmond.
h.rAIl kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE,
will he taken III EXCHANGE for any thing IN his
line.
Richmond. March 20, 1919. 13:3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Pcrs Ona u n nd ltcnl Estn ec:
ON Thursday, 9th instant. will be sold At
~ Public Auction, ut the late residence Of
Thomas Barnett. the personal property Of said
decedent, consisting Of
Horses, five Milk Cows, one Durham Bull,
fine lot Of Stock-Iiogs. Wagon. Car.
rage. Farming utensils, Saw Mill and
Grist Mill Irons, one pair Of Corn Mill
Stones, fourteen acres of Wheat, and
agreat variety Of other articles.
The sale to CONNIE nee a 10 O'Clock ON said
day, when the terms will he made known. &c
S. u. STANTON, Adnsiaissrsaer.
OrAt the same time, the fec ample Of the
Farm will be offered. II contains about l43
Acres, is eligibly situated-has . supeSior Watef-
power-quarries Of the best quality Of sesne and
in inc xhaus,less quantities, an orchard Of The
best assorted grated fruit, largo and comforta-
BILE dwelling house, barn. and the necessary out
houses. &c. &c. Il il one Of the most destssAle
Farms in the neighborhood. and will be sold At .
bargain. w. W. LYNDE, GGSsdisa.
March 5th. 1919. ll:3w
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Canton Mating Warehouse
PILL. AE-IrlsIIl

PIFIs.ADEf.HIgJ
DAILY & BROTHER, ". w Corner Of
- Mdrkh anil I~elM Strests; keep constant
~ on hand full assortment Of
IL, 81, and GA White. } CANTON
II, 81, ana Ga Red Checked.
~, 81, and g. / Fancy, \ MATTINGS,
which they eiI-r for sale in lots TO suit purch'.-
Sc o the most favorable terms.
March 20, 1919. 4w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

Clark Division. No. 3. SONS Of Temperance.
Meet every Wednesday evening, at Ga O'Clock 1,
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The Franklin Institute,


Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the MORRISON Building, at early c,ndIe- lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28
SPRING GOODS!
Take Notice.

Take Notice
ME co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Daniel l., " iliiam. Ste phen X. All"
Charles &. Virgins. and known as the firm Of
ID. z. Virgins n Sons, is this day Jan. LIST,
40 by mutual consent dissolved. The bust
ness viii be carried on before ut their Oia
stand, opposite the Bank. hy Daniel r., stephen
r. and Charles q. Wiryins, ana knorn as be fore
as the Fl rm Of d. +. Virgins = Sons.
IN SADDLES. BRIDES. IA
1IA Harness, Collars. @S
TRTNks, SC. ,SADDI.ERs' HARDN ARR
Soie. inner, Harness and Birdie Leather,
Nkirttng, Cat and Sheep Skins. Scaling,
Saoenakrfs' Findings. &c. sc sc
For sale, CHEAP FOR CASH. II the old stand
n. II. All Persons.
Knowing themselves lnGeb to the old firm
it is hoped viii com. forward and PAY CF. as
the b ia Of SAID firm mast AMI iriH be sefffed.
ID. 7. VIRGINS y SONS.
Richmond, Feb. 1lh ,lei9. OF
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- Cd 0D NJ
Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at Ga
clock.
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M 4 E:TlN GS !.

Indiana GniOu, No. 9, -. Of T.,
Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-28

RIcHMoND MARKET March 90. 1919.
Wheat, G0c " bu. FInxseed, G5G,IOc u bu.
Corn new 20p22. Oats, Io12o
Apples dried I)c. Flour, (1Ooibs) Sl,I5.
Butter. IOc ~ III. ~ barrel $3.50.
Lard, Gc " IT.. Eggs, 5d6c u do1.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
sTRoUDsBURG MONROE COUNTY Pa THURSDAY MARCH 49, se

own apparel used in their stead and with g
loud laugh ran off, as though his last feet wa.
the most meriiorious of his life.
Thankful al having escaped with unbrOken
bones his lordship was not long in overtaking
his carriage; the servants could not repress
their laughter a, seeing their master IN such
strange and motley attire bu. there was In his
face such evidence of terror andsuffering. tha,
they speedily checked their risible inclina,ons
particularly when they learned by few briei
words the danger he had undergone.
my dear W. exclaimed his affection
ale wife after listening TO The accoun, of the
penls to which her husband had been exposed,
"for Heavens sake take off that filthy JACKIE,
and throw il out of the window. You can put
my warm cloak over your shoulders ill we
reach The next stage and then you will be ahle
TO purchase some habit better suited 10 your
station and calIiag"
"'rha, is more easily said than done, my
love-" he replied II have LOST all the money
possessed, no, single guinea is left me 10
pay our expenses tonight. My watch 100. thai
so dearly priced Miserable man 'ha, am "
"Never mind your watch, or anything else
just now-only pull off lha, mass Of filth. i'm
pl0re you; who knows wha, horrid contagion
we may all caIch If you persist in wearing II 2
"Take it off, dear papa" observed The daugh-
Ter, "bu, don't throw it away; il may lead 10
the detection of the wretch who robbed you ~
The obnoxious garment, was removed The
young lady was about 10 place it under the sea-, +.
when she heard jingng noise lba, attracted
her a:tenion, and on examination found secre-
ted in various paris of The coat not only The
watch, poeke'-book, purse and silver. of which
her father had been deprived, but yellow can
vass bag, such is used by farmers, contain
ing about thirty gulneas.
The surprise and JOY of all parties may be
imagined they reached The inn where they
proposed stopping for The night, and as the port
manreaus had escaped the dangers of,he road,
The bishop was speedily able 10 attire himself
economically. Before the party retired for resi-.
intelligence arrived that The highwaynan had
been taken after desperate resistance--lhe
notice of the police being attracted TO the sim
gu!ar appearance of man in his station sport
ing new black cloak, and covering his shaggy
carroly locks with the well powdered and or
'hodox peruke of the Right Reverend the Blsh
up of Cashel.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15

"Well. thought as much But tell yu,t
never had the sand SO knocked from nader
me before IN my life. If you preach in lhs,
way there wont be many of us gamblers left.
tell you. But | suppose IFS all right; my
good mother used 10 pray. and couldn't help
thinking Of her when you cut me all IN Ille
pieces aud put my singing sides out of une-
Id ha' give fifiy dollars 10 have that ere saddle
put on another horse"
| suppose it is needless 10 say tha, The tm-
bier required no farther preaching thai pas
sage his own conduc, and that of his eonfed-
crates was such as 20 be mailer of 20 ani",ai-
version on the part Of the clergymen and pas
sengers while they pursued their voyage
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-03-15
Ombardment by Means of Balloons.

The Presse of Vienna has the following I" Ven
FSis to be bombarded by balloons, as the lagunes
4 event the approach of artillery. Five balloons
/ co twenty three feet in diameter, are in con-
ucllon at Treviso. In favorable wind the bal
/ os will be launched and directed as near to
nice as possible, aud on their being brought to
~ca position over The town, the fire will be
|en by electro magnetism. Each of the five
''os affixed TO the balloon is in communication
means Of long isolated copper wire with a
re galvanic battery placed on the shore. The
|See is igniied by connecting the wire. The
HO ias perpendiculary, and explodes on reach
/ 'ue ground. BY this means twenty five bombs
:" may De thrown, supposing the wind to be
v,aole. An experiment made at Treviso, on
s'u' succeeded completely"