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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23
REMOVALS:
New Goods at Ne. 10. Main Street
R;rb,aoad. Indiana

New Goods at Ne. 10, Main Street
Richmond, IndiaR0-
1f~HE subscribers beg leave to say to their
fri-nds, and the public in general. that they
have REMOVED TO THE BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY
cccurEo As THE Pos T-OFFICE, one door west
of T. J. Bargls' Stove Store. where they are now
opening direct from New York. large assort-
r,1e ut Of
4. n les a N d G N e IN c n ;
DRESS GOODS.
embracing most Of the new and desirable styles
10 be found in the eastern markets; the prices
for which sh II be low as can be purchased al
any other estab!ishme Mt in the Western coun-
try, We respectfully invite all To call aud Judge
Tor themselves.
A large lot of L1iies' Morocco. CaIF and Deer
Shoes; (rnttc,rens latest st'e Of b, oadtray Hats
81, dc. Also, Il fall assortment of trimmings
which we will wholesale at Cincinnati Prices
embracing Comforts. Threads, Buttons. Fancy
Socks, Gun Cups, Combs. and every thing in
fact in that line.
I J-All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goo:s.
PECHELL & pEDRICk.
December. IL, 1919 f>:u
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Jenkins E II
Johnson Charles
jackson Oliver
kinney Jonathan
kroger John Henry
IL-sh Lewis
Long Wm
lLaman Thos J
Lamb Mary A
Mccullough E
N-nke Daniel
harmon Joshua
N-lIender Isaac
Moore Hannah
Merriweiher VIM
Mnnnelly Patrick
Mills Levin
Herser Mary
Nerret John
MeQuade Samuel
Moore Hannah A 2
Macon John
Nixon o W
Patrick james F
Pool John
P,dgeon Mrs Sarah
Picket Be njsmin
Parker Jo--pl,
w = P of Protr ction
Rirhrnond + A
olph J
Seaman Edwin
Smith Mary F.
Shpp Joseph
Show David
iStanI-y John
Steel ] VI
>att- Eliza Jane
smith James ,
Stevens w alter @
Stanley Michael
Seagrove Stephen
lSani.rson james
SHOW jacob
Scott Daniel
Smith Gccrge
Straw bridge Thos c
IShoaf Jno B
tSatt-rfirid Joseph
Shearn David
Smith Miss Sarah
Singleton John
Stalb John
Shoot Samuel
Stanton Rachel
Taylor & Van Lew
Thompson Missile becca
FayIor George
Strong Thomas
" iilian,s John
W hitehead Lewis
W ent Mrs Nancy
" herrel SAM
Williamson X Towers
w GODS " III
~ Gods Henry
Ward Nehemiah
|Wrigs,, Mary
White Sarah II
Nv ililams WI
" heat Edward 2
Worth Vim
w asson Henry
'Waggoner John
WILLIAMS, p. ".
3-3y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

T carpenters PsrcrirArEp Ex,aAcr OF
- PERuviAN BARK.-Ths extract co ntAins all
the active principle Of the Bark. in highly ese-
eentrsted form. II 10 - valuable med IN Ee-
yer aud Ague. u 10 mach more eftectual, aad
safer than Quinine. aud good deal cheaper
For sale ut Or. Howell's Drug Store, No. lS,
Main street.
Oct. -, lSl9. >l:tf
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ADRIAN GAAR. JOHN ii. GAAR. wM, e. SCOTT
A. q 4 4 l3 4 Co.
~IOILD respectfully announce to the
w public that they have purchased aud
are operating that weli-known establishment nj
1.-The Spring FOWMdery."
situated in the Northern part of Richmond
Wayne CO. . Ind where they are prepared tu
furnish castings aud Machinery
AT Cl\CIN Natl PRICES.
They would say to the public, that the
above named firm is composed OF those persons
who have been the operators in the Spring
FounGery for the last six years; conscque ntl y
the old customers of the Shop may rely on hav-
ing their work done as heret"fore-in the best
manner. They manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand -Four aud five-Horse fow
er i; and T'umhing Shaft
TIIssASEslNG 7ACIllNES;
AI.SO.--A superior ix-Horse Power Sepa-
rator, which they selling lower than any
other shop IN the Western Country. They will
make 10 order
WOODEN .WACHINERY,
Such as Douhi- aud siuge carding machines,
condensors Roller and Jaw Jacks, Broad aud
narrow power looms, wool Pickers. aud shear
ing machines. Also. Fuller's stoves and press
screws They would call particular attention
TO their new and improved style OF patterns Tor
MILL. CASTINGS.
Which they off-r. fitted up in the best manner
1T the lowest rates. Patent bedstead lathe ana
common turning taihes made to order; pat-n,
crnshers; patent twerr Irons; wagon box
r~ andirons; Shops mould boards. tight anu
ieft hanGrd, of various sizes, kept always on
h,ni,-and many articles not necessary to me :
ton.
Oct. l0th, lSll. 42-G.no.
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l. a d / G. 3 n % d G e ~ e IN n 5
DRESS GOODS.
,,-..,, r<r.>.~.~ FRESH TgoN
PHILADELPHIA,
Stattan 4 Wright.

CHOICE selection OF Ladies Dress q GODS
"a for all wear. including several pieces
new ST. !e :i.ks- A gooI assortment of French
M,rino-. Parartaitas, Cobnrg cloths, Lustres,
&c, IN All desirable oolors.
A small lot OF superior silk, Thibet. and
wool III \ " is. A fresh lot of Friends Cap
good-, and variety of other articles IN the tine
goods live.
4 beautiful selection Of PRINTS, in neat
patterns, and staple colurs.
A!SO-Just opening good assortment OF
BOOTS & SHOES. J'Please ca u anu =
inc 39-tf.
18th mo, 18th, ls43.
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Mankind all over the world (cheers.) His
Excellency then concluded by giving as q
toast. Great Britain and the United States!
May the stars and stripes Of the Union
float side by side with the cross Of St
George. and may peace be preserved for
ever Cloud cheers)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

iI~O by ERS..- Nader, Cape ras. Logw God
Extract do, Nut Calls. Blue ViirioI, Mic
" God. Fusiic. Indigo, prepared Blue, Camwood,
Oil Vi,riol, Aqua Forts, Mariatic Acid, Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar. Arrnatto, &c, &C., always
Il bani and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment.
Richmond. Oct 5, lo49. 35tf
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a Quantity Of Illinois HONEY,-also a
N general assortment Of Botanic Medicines,
prepared by Andrew Hampton. for sale at No.
30 Starr Row, ELI GRIFFITH.
Richmond, LIST mo. Cd. 1850. 2:tf
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TO TRAVELLERS:
Cincinnati Omnibus Line,
Via Boston. Fair Haven. Morning sun. and
DariOWn. RESU MED::

THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY,
- EsrrcrrrlLY inform the travelling public
~ OF RICHMOND and surrou bding country.
that their Daily Line Of Oma buses. which
was temporarily suspended account Of the
prevaie nee OF the Cholera, is again running be-
tween Richmond and Cincinnati. Those ~ ish-
ing safe and speedy conveyance to the city.
v III find it in this line. Leaves Richmond At
o'clock. each morning. Leaves Cincinnati same
time
ITime Of running through-Nine Hours.
For seats apply at the Once Of the Company.
% door " est of Na0n's HOTEL
r. WHITNEY, Agent
Richncnd, Move moer 50. 1873. 3S-u
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Fn,o ma wfnter Goods.

ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
% ing to his customers and the public gen
erally that he has received and opened
his stock Of
New Dry Goods.
which have be seirctedw iii great are by him
self, aud particularly adapted to this sarke I.
comprising ali the various colours, qualite. and
s,yI-s Of Cloths, C. assimeres, Cassn-tts, James,
Tweeds, &c.
To TIE LApIEs;-My assortme Mt OF Ladies
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
To TIM YorSG GEnrLrNE~:-l ~ Guild say tina,
your wants have been property appreciated. and
you will find all 20 H.
To TIE MECu,sIcs:-I can say that bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and l would most respectfully invite
YOU to call and examine my Stock; DO not
saw that will sell you Goods fteenfs per cent.
cheaper than any other House ia the city, were |
so 10 d o, you would say that it was all ham5ag
gerry. ard riekffniiy too; but this much do say,
that on shall lind my Goods As CHEAP AS AT ANY
OTHER UoUsE IN THE CITY, nc mater rtat hsls
NAV sell a..
( j. am happy TO say, that my customers are
not all Rushing IN solid mass to get on board u
vessel hound for California. bat are rushing right
/ to Store. to get good. nice and cheap Goods
It ONE ON, toME on ONE AND ALL!
.:ss.spt,t, su;r.id> of Wool " an,ed.
+ And all oth,r .n.. ~! Country Produce taken
/ in exchange for Go":s-
} Richmond, Dec. H. le49. l9-if
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COX Hefe.-.Ths very highest price in
IL cash. will be given for good Irish potatoes,
Butter, Apples, and New Cider. at No. so Starr
Row, ELI GRIFFITH.
LIST mo. 2nd, 1850. Off
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Worms: Worms: Worms:

Worms: Worms! Worms:
uNORSEY'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE
D--a remedy unsurpassed for expelling rror'ns
warranted TO contain nothing of poisonous
character, but is simple IN its action and safe in
it's application. have Just received FRESH
SUPPLY ofthe above valuable medicine which
am prepared TO sell by the single bottle or doz
country merchants can obtain il here. hv the
dozen or gross. Call at JTNo. -, opposite the
Bank. at the Store Of JOHN HAINES.
Richmond, Nov. %. 1919. Soft
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Fer S00es

Fer S0oe.
4 TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
~ HOUSE. stuat~d onsih street, uear lhO
conte plated Rsilresd Dvpos.
Also A frat rate Peg NAcA60e, and
fixtures, entirely new. Anyperso" wishing to
engage in the manufacture Of Shoe Pegs. wAf
ind IT To their advantage bysppty wing e
s. q. DuGDALE.
Richmond. Dec. 5th, lSl9. SO:3m.
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No ROORDACK!

ME undersigned. respectfully Informs the
public. that he has formed 4 ee-pastsership
in DENTISTRY with Da. W.. f.. BUTLER, who
is every way qualified 10 discharge The duties Of
the Profession. The unde r~igned. also, will
assume the responsibility Of oil operations on the
TRIM, performed at his Office.
A. N. NEWTON.
Richmond, Jan. 2, 1850 2.3s
Jetf. rsonan copy to amount Of $ll
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WOOL WANTED.

WOOL. WANTED!
Ar TIE
Richmond WOOllen Factory.
ME- undersigned are prepared to receive
WOOL to manufacture into CLOTH
CASHMERE, SArINET, TWEED, Flannel, and
3LANKErs,-either on shares or by the yard
Also,t to
Gard and Spin by the Pound.
u. They have on hand supply Of the above
named articles, which they will exchange for
WOOL. They will, also,
ENll aud Dress Cloth.
for all who will favor them with their custom
LEVINUS KING s. SON.
5th mo. 23d. lS49. 22tf
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INGTON HOUSE

Main street, Richmond, Ind.
TNHIS House formerly known the "Man-
sion House. and occupied by K. BRooKISs,
has recently been purchased by the su bsc rib- r,
who is now fitting it up in modern style for the
accommodation of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords; and shall not be surpassed IN
variety and style by any in the country. He
has fitted up and conside raby enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with good and careful!
OsrLER, and plenty of the bes, of feed for horses
The unde rsgned feels confFte ut that. hv strict
attention the wants of his guests, he wi! me
a share Of public patronage.
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES KEEP; BY
the DAY week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb. 81. Ie49. Off
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H A R ID w A II e.
- zzzs2 49, 49, ~

WE would inform our friends and custo-
w mers that in addition to our former stock
of HARDWARE, we now receiving
from Sheffield. England, the following articles;
consisting in part Of:
$50 dozen Files and Rasps;
8 Mill and - Saws:
8 Hand aud Panel Saws;
II " lemon and compass Saws;
IL WOod-Saws;
/" Fellow Saws;
Circular Saws;
90 &" Former Gougcs;
As Frr,ner ChIseis;
~ M!wrights' Chisels;
10 " Sash Chisels;
40 Socket Chiscis;
50 i" Plain Irons;
10 " Drawing Knives:
so Table Knives and Forks;
IL Dessert and Tea Knives s. Forks;
60 Pocket Knives:
81 " Scissors and Shears;
Is b" Eazors, &c. &c.
Customers wishing anything in the line Of
hardware or cutlery, will find it to their sdvan-
tage to give Us a call. they will find US
ready and willing to show our Goops.
FLETCHER & BENTON,
0J,oae door West Of the Bank--rn
Richmond, Sept %. lSl9- 4U:ii
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tiesIasly nice fer clearing esoba- Co.
some SD Try t. Il eas g hs6 = d. os
Drag etess. Ne. 1e, 0sto seseoG -
Oct. -, lel0.
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TOffice over strattan & Vyrixh,'s STORE. q
Richnoad, Indiana.
Sept. Is, 1912 3S-ly
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hR HOW Ellis, would Inform his cw.son,
~ ers and all the rest, that he il now receiving
his Summer Stock Of DKuGs ami Mx.rINss;
all pure and fresh, md sold the most re- a,cns-
bic terms. lie particularly requests any person
bny'ng ot h'tn who - not satisfied with the az
tIcle purchased. to return il aud he will v~fuud
the mon-y;-hc warrants every thug hs sells.
0"d is determined 10 gire safisfaefios.
iTCaii at No. l6. Main street. Richmond.
Dec. ), 1919. l7,f
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I'D eIIs:l lining in the Post Office at Rich
~ mond. Ind. on the ist day of Jtnu,ry
$50 which If not called for before the first
day of April, WI! be se mt to The General Post
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

OF almos, all PRICES and QUALITIES,
now ope ming a, No p, where every attention
will be paid to my friends and those favonng me
with . call Please examine before buying
JNO. HAINES.r
18th mo- -. 1919 Opposite the Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

lot Of Paint and vnrni.h Brushes Of all 81.
yes and nu,nb-rs; also. Sash Tools Of ~ sisea;
hair, shoe, stove, and scrub Bruah~s. SC. &c. |:
also. Flesh Brushcs-n superior article. ~
Nov 81. Dr. HOWELLS' Drug Sss,v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-23

I-The highest market price paid for Linen
and Cotton Rsgs,aud Oats Straw; either in Cash.
or PAPER and Books. IT Cash prices. by
]. r. MENDENHALL.
Richmond. Aug. 9Th, l649. 5u
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FARQUHAR VI0KRRo.

Lave Just received fresh supply sfCisshs.
i Il CasmeFes. Of the latest styles, Fssey ss4
Plain ve.sings. C.nsds Overcosiisr, 0ise FeIs,
&c. which will - msde 70 order - the skessese
notice. Also. supply Of ResJy Made Cieshise.
Crsvats. Gloves. Hosiery. Shirts, Of their sws
manufacture. Dodd's b>se Hsss. Csps 81 he
Shoes, &c. All " which they will cell 1ow Ter
CASH.
LAMPS...They noe prepared o. oppSy
the public with Jennings New Psient PesmisG
Safety Gas Lamps. and Patent Phoseese Cas
for burning in the SAME; fresh ssppiy = Gee.
neiiu.' Patent Lard Lamp; also. ess set Of splss-
DID Gersnd oies. four lights Cell so6 - iho0
Richmond, Oct. II, 1888. $50
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THOMAS MASON,
Undertaken and Coffin. VIA K or:
~ ESPECTfULLY informs the people OF
IL Richmond anG vicinity that he keeps on

READY MADE COFFINS.
ana that he is prepared with Il genteel IiEARSE,
aud will give prompt and particular attention TO
Funeral arrangements. He Will make collins
at the shortes, notice, either day night.
lJ7He has recently purchased a stock Of Ma
noGANY aud W AINUTV ANEER and CoraI. VAR
SrsH. and has hesitation in saying that he will
be able TO give satisfaction to those requiring his
services. JT-SHOP on Pearl street, IA few doors
South of Main.
Richmond, July 4th, 1919. lGtf
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
INAHNESTOCK'S vesmifug-.
Il Anti bilious Pills.
Cough Loz~Wges.
- Csrmi native l.oxenGes,
Cough Baisam,
Eye Water.
Opodeldoc.
Branlr-th's Pills,
Grafcnburg do.
Worsdeii's do.
American Iinim-nt
Nerve aud Bone Lrincnt;
For sale by SWAIN e. POE
Richmond, Dec. 5, IsI9. 5O:H
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NANCY SOAPS-AH kinds of Fancy Sha
T. wing ani Toilet Soaps; also. CASTLE ant
Olive Soaps, for sale. wholesale and retail at
Nov. 81 Dr. HOWELLS' Drug Store.
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TERMS OF SUBSC TION

Ono yeoT D0yIbEe IN adcrnce, .---..-. Ay.UO
Ate, the year eEpi,es .----.-.----.-.-. q. 90
For sig months, IN adoaRce. -. 90
copy Of the Palladium and Lady's Book i,ot
do do. Sartnin's Magazine. ,Ot
II The subscription prize" Of the above mag
azincs is 50 per year, in advance.
I-NO piper a,sc0nttnued until all arre1r0re;
oye Oaid, except at the option cffhe editors.
Postage mist be put, by corres0ondcnts, {,
insure attention.
ADVERTISERS TERMS:
II Advertisements ,oiH be consptcuousiy in
acrl<A ,ie lInLLa LINN, III, Le E.Lalci ..1kc,
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& NuLOROEOa M...A sspply Of this Great
u Cholera Remedy. just received and for sale
at DR.. Ho~-ll's Drug Store, No. Is Main .tseet.
Oct ), lSl9 22-N
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths when fur
nlshed by those interested, when sent over
some Responsible signature, inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries. over SIX lines, are charged
80 cents per square for the Gverplus.
The feo for advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly in advance. All other legal adver-
tisements inserted on the pecuniary response bill j.
ty of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, = per square will invariably be exacted
in advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege OF changing their advertisements every
three months.
Cinlidates for office, who subscribers, can
have their names inFrrte once, free Of charge
Those who are not subscribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged.
Administrators ad vertise ments. being part Of
the expenses OF taking out letters Of Admins
tration, are expected TO be paid out of the first
monies collected for The estate
1--WE expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
Nv. b. PALMER, is our Agent at New York
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A. r. SCOTT. J. z. MENDENaALI.
Fresh Arrival
1u>HE citizens Of Richmond and vicinity are
j respectfully informed that re have received
and oPened, direct from the Eastern Cities, aa0
OF the most exte nsive and desirable stocks Of
VI F. r C. IA re,
ever before offered, and At prices ahss esssss SAD
shall not be beat,
SCOT & Co
~N.B All kinds Of Produce takes 10 exc
change for Goods.
Richmond, Dec. II, 1919 l70
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BOOK a. PAPER WAREHOUSE

WrifimE. Wv.sppiSDg and Printing
PAP Z ie
BONNET BOARDS. &c. &c.
in a word EVERY THING THAT OUGHT
TO BE FOUND in such an estabiishme mt /; and
he ia determined not to be undersoid by any
Book Store Vest Of the Mountains
j. r. MENDENHALL
Richmond, Dec -, le49. 36tf
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SWAIN Il POE. No. =. Main street.
H t.SPECTFuLI.Y invite the attention OF
IL their fr- nds amt the public generally to
their Stock OF Fresh
Family CTOCerteS,
comprising almost every article IN the line
Having pu re based the old stock of Young \
Mcclure, ani Just received large additional
supply, they prepared to furnish their Gus
toners with every thing i'll the GROC cry line
on good terms any other estabii s!iinen nj IN
the CITY. Their stock consists. in part. Of
Coffee, Spices, ground aud uaground
Sugar, Tobacco,
Teas, Dried Peaches.
Molasses, Raisius,
Lake Fish, Dates.
Cod Fish. Herring,
Window Glass, Nails,
! Candies-a general assortment.
Brooms. Buckets, Baskets, " ash Boards,
Tubs, Churns, Pitch Forks, Hoes Iiatchets,
! Mackerel, No. , 3, Cheese, &c. &c.
All Of which hcv will sell. for CASH. or exchange
for country produce. on terms which cannot, nor
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
market price Will be paid at ali times for all kinds
OF avaiiable country produce Call and Examine
! Stock ana il pleased. bun
Sept. 10, 1919. 2o-tf
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n ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
81 ing to his customers, and the public gem
erally that he has received and openec
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country. ana WHY SnOulU tneN not Oe
50! Scotland. the favored land Of liberty!
tho warrior. tho statesman. the poets
wher, were they bornl
Where would they find territory con-
tanning two millions and n half or three
millions Of population. where the people
had done SO much to civilize. elevate and
improve the condition OF man as Scotland
had done (cheersN He was not Scotch.
man himself, but was proud to be amongst
those who were. as he always had been
everywhere. His gallant friend. the chair.
man. had alluded to some great improve.
men.s contemplated by the United States
government He (Mr. Lawrence) was
happy to inform them that railway was
nov under construction to connect the two
oceans; and that in the course Of q year
and half they would see the iron horse
s,eaming over the ls,hmus. With regard
10 another great project. which had been
contemplated for the last three hundred
years. he trusted its accomplishment was
not far distant. He begged, however. in
the United States asked for no exclusive
privileges in either Of these schemes,
They would ask this country to subscribe
with themselves towards these great i'm
provements. They would ask Great Bri.
tain to join them in guaranteeing the neu-
trality Of these great highways. They
asked no exclusive privileges. and they
did not mean TO grant any. They wished
these great communications to be open to
all the world-free to all mankind. And.
30 far as the United States are concerned.
they should be dedicated to the benefit Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-07
What the South now Claim.

The Southern press, backed by their great
central organ at Washington, instead of being
satisfied with the disg!acefnl concessions made
them by the North at the late session of Con.
gress, now boldly put forth the following de-
mands, which must be complied with or the Tn
ion is still to be dissolved, viz
LIST. That Congress, at the next session, be
required to repeal the local laws of Mcxico, so
that slavery can be legally introduced into all
the territory ceded by treaty to the United
States.
I'd. That Congress repeal, or so alter the act
admitting California, as to preserve the line of
So 30, and give all south of that line new
territorial government whichs shall favor ard pro-
tect slavery.
What say the Fillmoreites, Castles and Web
stertcs to these demands of their Southern
friends Docs not the peace of the country re
quirc that these modest requirements be COM
piled with? II the acts of the last session Ct
Congress were such potent peace measures, and
so well calculated to stop agitation, would moi
these be more SO 4? And should these be not
enough to quel the Northern agitators, woult
it not be well enough to revive the Old Sedi
ton Act, with such amendments and additions
for stillng the press and the people, as might BIZ
suggested by consulting some of the healthfull!
restraining edicts of the emperors of Austria ant
Russia?