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NARS LEAVE BOsTON FROM FlTCHBURG
" Railroad Depot, by way of GrOton Junction,
Fitchburgh, kecne, Wapole and Windsor, at 30
A NJ and arrive ut WELLS RIVER at 345 and at
Burlington at $40 p. NJ.
Cars leave Boston for Charlestown, Claremont
aud Windsor at 30 and J. A. NJ, and arrive at
Windsor at Is and 5.3OP. NJ.
Cars leave Wells River at go and Burlington al
80 A. NJ, aud by way of Windsor arrive in
Boston at 6 p. NJ.
Cars leave Windsor 7.45 and 2.l0, and arrive
IN Boston at 81 and p. NJ
New York passengers connect at Grotton juno
ton and IValpoe.
Stages leave Wells River arrival of Cars
from Boston, for St. Johnsbury, Staustead, Derby
Line, &c. &c.
Stages leave Burlington each morning (SunJays
exceptedD for Montreal. &c. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston daily.
Cattle Trains for Porters on Tuesday.
THOMAS S. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad.
Charestown, N. II. Jan. |, 1850. dtSwtf
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remedy tor all diseases Of the scalp Il gives the
llalr brilliant, glossy ustrouS. sken texture, and
h'allhy, vigorous appearance. No Lady's toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPL ANTS,

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been hdJ CERTAIN and ceHai in c0rrec,ihg All the Incl
dental WedtHcSSes and irregularities of the female sex
BRINT'S PULMONARY BdLSIN 1t makes differ
whether the arrangement be suppression, crcfss.
sthcr cicptdl Wtatuc,sit regulates ALL by gc,
the system 9uaii,iuq the circuid,jop and sooiDP and
aidyinR NERVOUS lRKIIABlLIIy Sec Pamphlets
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{ssllN.sSlIMP 'E(lN

paor proportion OF deaths Than any other mualy that at
nt,s the human family and until within few years there
has not been any ca' rcmdy to stop the devastation of
lll. L..irt Illl NM,
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Letters are daily received of thi. character unne-

cessary 10 present.
To those vet unmarried but contemplating mar.
rage or perhaps hesitating to the propriety 81
mourning the responsibilities attendant upon II, tho
importance of being possessed OF the revelations con-
tanned in these pages intimately involving their
future happiness, not be appreciated.
Ii is Of course impractcsble to convey more fully
the various subjects treated Of as they are Of ma
ture strictly intended for the married, or those con
tempating marriage; neither is II necessary, since
1t is every ones duty to become possessed OF knowl.
edge whereby the suiicrnGs to which wife a moth
er or a sister, may be subject can be obvated
~ Copies will be sent by Mail free ofPostags
to the Purchaser.
r. On the recent of One Dollar, THE MAR
RiED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANION" is sent lmatsd Free to any part Of the
United States All letters must be post paid except
those containing a remittance aud addressed to DR..
A. NJ MAURlCEAU, Box 1924 New York City.
Publishing Office No, 1919 Liberty ST., New York.
Over 20 900 Copies have been sent by MAIL
within three months with perfect safety aud cor
tainty
s. B. NICHOLS, \ gent FOR burlington an'
vicinity.
Oct. l, 1850. wl5m6.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

md other parties well known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information re
tinu tLio
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

CuAs. RopIHsoy, Esq, Eoston, Md, in letter to
Dr. Jackson, Jao. Q, 1850, said
"My wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other We have ever
tuken for the DHSPepsio dHd Lrcr disease"
TIE TENTu LrGIoY,' published at Woodstock
Va, January 10. 1880, said
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WINSTON LEWIS.

Il IS an Indispensable artc'c Tor HE L7les, as It
keeps the h1r place and curl, and the SKIN part
Ing %! the hair Tee rom daudmii and scurr For
cnlren il LaNs n Lanndllul n nnOi neld ul huir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BlLSlM

HNVITOped
Of ir'D0UUV tOHs3AuIh-R HIdOHbi,2 of
M,erJ'ci Iud dlJ.st LGNGSsuch h0utiess
before cured by any utkcr medicine tviy hOpe
less of the afflicted persons. to have been
nounccd by phgsirdS and friends to be ACTUALLY DYING
Some who had their burial clothes made have been cured
mud lvcuihrrs who said would not live another
day, are now well and hearty rs they were
possesses NIL the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active the preparation which call
BRANTs INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses serat Otr
Ndiraops which pccHa,iy adapted TO- and essential
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The faNowipg Certificate, fran Dr. IIins'olr Lcria
0Hc Of the mast eminent PdpSirions of H2Sfoa
,rH sjptc tie cStimaij0a in .ich il Is held tyMc
Stie0t.ac aHd learned, being one only ~ mag
SIMi,Gr OHCs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
DIR. WYI. X. WEBSTER,
hff rfsYn
SUR EOlJ DEN TIST,

VI GUILD respectfully give notice TO the
w citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, that
he IL permanently located and fully pre-
pared TO attend to all calls in his profession.
from the extraction OF tooth to the iuse rt'on
Of an entire set. lie viii assure the public
that i,e will in all cases make of the hes
material and warrant his work 10 be done in a
style, that shall not be exceiled by any in his
profession, and on the latest and most approved
principles
HIS Charges in all cases shall be reasonable.
-,.vice given freely az reqnired) when not en
gagged. Office Main street, up stairs over
the Richmond Clothing Store, and nearly oppo-
site the Gilbert House.
Richmond, Sept. -, iS49. 3S:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
Just Arriving at No. 4. Main ST

HOW ELLIS, ~ CO., inform their us;omer rs
and all the rest that they are now receiving
additions to their Stock of DxUGs ana MEDICINES;
all pure and fresh, and sold the most reason Ia
Die terms They particularly re9uestany person
buying OF them, who not satisfied with, the ar
,icle purchased to return it and they will re nd
the nsoney;-they warrant every thing they sell
a nd are determined 10 gire satisfaction.
D-CaH at No. 4, Main street, Richmond.
Jan 30. 1850 Tiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

rarpemter's PREeIrfTArEo EXTRACT OF
| PERuvIAx BsRK.-This extract contains all
the active principle of the Bark. in highly con-
&c ntrs.eS form 1t rs a valuable remedy IN fe-
yer and Arue. Ii 10 much more efectual. and
safer than Culnine. and a good deal cheaper
For sale at Dr. Howeii's Drug Store, No. Is.
Main street.
Oct. 81, Is4o 4Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
To iais old customers,
CITY HOTEL, Richmond, Essa.

= ME undersigned, having thoroughly re
paired and reiurnished his House, is nos"
pre- ared to accommodate the travelling pubic
in such style AS he thinks will give shtlsiact On
to those who may favor him with their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall be supplied with the hest
the ma rkrt aflv rds, and his TABLE be ate nded
by an experienced host!er. He hopes by assidu-
Gus attention to business, to receive share OF
the public's patronage.
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March 18th. lS49. l2tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

TNHIS House formerly known as the ''Man-
sion House" aud occupied by X. BRooKINs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
who is now fitting II up IN modern style tor the
accommoG alton OF the public. His 1AbIt
shall at all times be provided with the best thu
country affords: and shall not be surpassed IN
variety and style by any in the country. lie
has fitted up ana consider enlarged has Stable.
which shall he provided with good and careful
OsTLER. and plenty Of the best OF feed for horses
The undo rsirned feel Confident that by strict
attention to the wants Of his guests, he will me ii
u share Of public patronage
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond. Feb. 81. 1919. 9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Ets. BLACK. of IIi~borough, q, has left
for sale at HoweIls' Drug Store, No
Is, Main street. the following medicines: The
Family Pills: d. spepiic Pills; Asthma or Phthis-
ic Pills; Cough PtliS: Cough Powders; the Bloody
fiux or Diar rloca Powders; Children Darrioea
or Summer { omplaint Powders: 4 static Cholera
the first or, they arc generally called, pre-
Iuonitory svwptoms.> D.arrhoea Powders: Chii
and Fever, Fever and Arne, and Cure fitIs-
Oct 3, 1870. -o-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
WOOLEN .N1CHINERI
BOOT AND SHOE STORE:
Just in Tislc-->Oiilctlsing New.

vENHE subscriber takes this method of
4 informing those wearing BOOTS
md SHOES, that he has purchased the entire
stock If K. EsrffI.. and is now receiving from
New J DIRK and Cincinnati, a complete assert
meBt Of Gents. Doors AND SHoFs, oil all drscrIp-
tions, EoUTHs' AND BOYS do; LADIES. Misses,
AND CHrDREN's SH0Es, in great variety: ia fact,
J u corDitte 0SsortntAt.
u lie VIII keep constantly on hand X. Is
THIS mana tacture OF tents FINE AND CoARsE
BODIS ami SHOES; LADIES BuskiSs, SC
Just Received, Il complete assortment of Ia
dies. Misses and Gentlcmen's GUM OVER
SHOES.
Tie has the assistance of Charles EsTErf in
business. and is prepared, at all times, to do
REPAIRING, at short notice.
As the undo gned intends TO DO an eTciasire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined TO
supply the wants Of the PEOPLE, and most
specially invites all to give him call: bel {
resolved to Sell low for the Read
Pay! JOB BORTON,
No &. Main Street.
Richmond Ia. Jan. 90, 1850. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
STOVES! STOVES. Stoves.

TEyEsE subscriber has Oh had good variety
of Cooking Stores, also PhrIor. Seven
and Ten Plate stoves iii abundance. lie also
offers 10 the pubic the improved CLlN lOA
AIR TIGHT COOKS TO T., which is deer
dediy more simple in its construction than any
other air L ght cooh-Stove in use, beng IL per-
feet cooking apparatus VI thout any inside plate
or damper.
The public invited 10 call al No %, main
street. in the west room OF the Gilbert House.
and examine his stock.
l. 4. OGBORN.
Nov. IA, 1879. AN
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LOOK Az as.ss!

THNH:. Undersigned. having sold ont his stock
SC. in The Hating business, TO his soE~,
on the first of April last aud having a mum
Der oil unsettled accounts begs leave to inform all
ind. btrG cal and settle, ei her by paving cash
or irving their notes. The books and accounts
are at the old ~ian!. i attending to this
lice soon IROLELE will be saved to those III
| terested
To iais old customers,
The undersigned would return his thanks for
the liberal patronage they have extended to him.
nd he hopes they will continue their favors to
the firm of ". Il. & w s;hearou, who keep on
hand at all times, assortment of
Hats sfaa<. Caps.
which they selling ut tair and reasonable
prices CALEB SHARON.
Richmond, 18th mo. Goth. lS49. If
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

THHREE Rockawavs. doubl-seaied. finish
ed in the best style; on hand and for sale
CHEAP Also secondhand carriage. for
sale or hire. Call at the old stand South
Fifth Street south of the Starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS.
Richmond Sort 10 1919 S9ff
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business at his old
stand or Fifth street, South OF the Starr House,
where he makes TO order all kinds of c AR
RIAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line He aiso keeps number of articles in his
line on hand He believes his work will COM
pare fayorabiy with any manufactured in the
wes,-he uses the best Of aterials md for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
exceiied. His prices moderate, and terms
favorable Thankful for past favors he solici.s a
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Dec. lst, 1919. 31-ly-
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H7a4. Tsrpes:ine. V:lrni> II e
~ Paints. Dyc->tUls>. and Family
.flcdiCine>. for sal. by
Richnond, Sepf &, 1919. SWAIN d. POE.

rOD-LIVER OLA new article for
7 Rheumatism. and all painful affections -
The oil of Codfi III Liver. begins 10 be enten-
siyely used BY Physicians, ana has been fou nd
to be very cessfuI remedy for Chronic.
Rheumatic, and Goatv affections, diseases OF the
Chest Scrofu!a, RihketS. &c. \ pure article
for sale at Howe.!s' Drug Store, No. 4, Main
street.
Richmond, Oct ,. ls4o. loft
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Worms: Worms. Worms:

worms: Worms. Worms!
nORSEY'S CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE
u remedy unsurpassed for expeliing rrornss
warranted to contain nothing OF poisonous
character, but is simple IN its action ana safe IN
its application. | have just received FRESH
SUPPLY of the above valuable medicine which
am prepared TO sell BY the single bottle dez-
country merchants ottan IT here. by the
dozen or gross Gall at J. No. .. opposite the
Bank. al the Store OF JOHN HAINES.
Richmond Nov 20. I5i9. 36-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
REV OVAL.

REMOVAL!
New Goods at No. 10, Main Street
Richmond, Jndiana.
Vg'IiE subscribers beg leave 10 say to Their
fFicnss, and III. public in general. that The =
have EEM JvED TO THE ERicK BUILDING FoREERLY
occtF.ED As THE POST-OFtICE, one door west
q T. Bsrgfs' Stove Store. where they nov
opening direct from New York, large assert
me ut of
l. d e<' q n d 6 ! m n $
DRESS GOODS,
embracing most Of the and desirable siy les
to be found in the eastern markets; the prices
for which shall! be as low can re purchased at
any other ESTABLISHING at in the Western c"an-
try. We respectfully invite all TO call and jaage
for the n,sefves.
A large lot Of Laiies' Morocco. Calf and Orer
Shoes; GenfLnen's iatest style Of b. oodnay Hats,
dc, dc. Also, full assortment OF trimmings
which we will wholesale at Cinctnnatt Prices,
embracing Comforts, Threads. Bu;ions, + ancy
Socks, Qua Caps, Combs, aud every thing IN
fact in that line
pAn kind. of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
PEcHELL i DERRICK.
December. -, lS49. 4-:H
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WOOL VANE'ED.
-NT THE
Richmond vvOO;Icn Factory.
r ME undersigned are prepared to receive
w y - l., to manufacture into CLOTH.
CASHMERE. SATINET, TWEED, FLANNEL, and
3L,xkErs,-either sharcs or by the yard
AIso,to
Card 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,
Fail and Dress Cloth,
for all who Will favor them with their custo m
IEVINUS KING & son.
5th mo. 23d. 1919. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

@Is.ens,s.aa '- III ~.r' !. CO.
- : - --<> have for safe, at their Store
SA Wan d Patierson's Ee,c Truss
for the radical cure Of HERNIA or Rupture.
"A Truss that Is Truss The iat-st patent,
and the only approved by highest medical
notwithstanding raaieaiiy with a success total
" nurivaiied Med. Journal
The springs viii not rust. Each Truss il ac-
companied with Il neat little work On the radio al
cure Of Hernia, containing full illustrations Of
the disc ase. numerous recon me nd aions, riff
Gates, &c, together with directions for th- appli-
caiion Of the Instrument You need buy bat one
1T Kill uout
K edmond. ov- 81, 1913 An
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j. Office over siTaitan 4 virgins store. Or
Rich m o n d, Indi al ma.
Sept. Is, 1919 3e-iy

Sept. IS, laI9- 39-iy
AssAa GAAs- JOHN N. GAR. wy. c. scorr.
a. GA AR 4 CO.,
WOULD respectfully announce to the
W pubic. that they have purchased aud
are operating iiat weii-known ESTABLISHING nj
"Ehe Spring Foundery.''
situated in the Northern par, Of Richmond.
Wayne CO. Ind where they are prepared to
furnish castings and Machinery
AT GIN IN Natl PRIC ES
They would say to the public, that the
above named firm is composed OF those persons
who have been the operators the Spring
Fou ndery for the last six years; con>e9ue MT '
the OLD customers Of the Shop may rely on hav-
Iag their work done as heretofore-in The best
manner. They Tnanufactn ing and keep
constantly on hand Four aud Five Horse Pow
FL Belt no Fumblin~ Shaft
TEIkSASl7ING MACHINES:
ALSO,-A superior Six-Hor.e Power Sepa-
faIor. which the. selling lower than any
other saop IN the Western Country They vii!
make 10 order
WOODEN .FACHINERY,
Such Double and single carding machines
conGensors Roller ant Jaw Jacks, Broad aud
narrow power looms, wool Pichers. and shear
tng machines. Also, fuiirrs stoves and press
screws. They woHi call particular attention
10 tiIer new and improved style Of patterns for
MILL CASTINGS.
Which they offer fitted up in the best manner,
at the lowest rates. Patent bedSiead lathe ana
common turning laihes made to order: patent
corn cru-hers; patent tweer irons; wagon box
Is, anGif"ns, o!oops' mould boa ris right and
.eit handed. Of various sizes, kept always on
hand ,-aa1 many articles not necessary 10 mem
ton.
Oct. 10Th, io41. 42-Gno.
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4 he s.r:.s;csssser. II e Il icin So

! The Graifenherg Pills. the Chlort Ms Pam
icea. the Eve Lotion. and the Green Mountain
Ointment. can be had at Howeiis' Drug
store. = o. 1 Main street.
Oct. II, 1919. 4f:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Profits Of Hens.-Dr. Barstow, Of
Chicago. kept an account Of SO hens, for
one wear The cost was about 25 cents
each. The hens averaged 81 eggs each.
One Of the editors Of the Prairie Farmer
: states that he has kept forty hens the past
yeas At about the same as above; but the
sSe~is averaged only IS eggs. The fowls
Tin 6oth eases were confined to . yard
Fed win kssh mea, occasionally
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
Ercssa Groceries, Medicines,

s-rcssa Groceries, Medicines, &c.
gETE are receiving almost every week lots
s Of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, by
Citizens Cincinnati line.
Ga hand a quantity Of Canvassed and other
Hams. put up TOR family use also. Prime Lard,
&c. &c. SW AIN & POE.
Nov. p, 1919. 35-,f
Bags and Oats straw!
I77Ihe highest market price paid for Linen
and Cotton tegs,and Oats Straw; either IN Cash
or Paper and Books, u Cash prices. by
J. r DENUAIT.
Richmond, Aug. Sth, lot9. 51
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

SWAIN a. Fol-, No. Z, Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of
"a their friends and the public generally to
their Stock OF Fresh
Family Groceries.
comprising almost every article IN the line
Having pure based the oil stock OF ouhg N
Met lure. and iust received large add tioiidi
supply, they prepared to fnrnish their Gus
totue rs with every thing in the OkOC f.f1 line
good trrnt~ a. other estab tshlilent III
the CITY. Their stock Consists. in part. OF
Coffee, Spices. ground anu ungrounu
Sugar. Tobacco.
Teas, Dried Peaches,
Nolasses, RaI-5ns,
Laa- F;sa, Dates.
COD FISH, Herring,
Window Glass. Mails.
Cnmdies--a O. ne raj assortment.
Broonls. Buckets. Baskets, " ash Boards.
Tu1s. Cnurns. Pitch Forks, Hoes, Hstcheis.
Nackerel, No J ; 3, Cheese. &c. &c.
All of which they will SELL for CASH. or exchange
for country produce. OF terms which canno.. 80
shall not fail to please customers. The highest
market price viii be paid at all times for all nds
Of available country produce. Call and examine
oar Stock; and if pleased, Buy.
Sept. 10, 1919 20-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

TEEkSASIzING MACHINES:

ALSO.-A superior SixHor-e Power Sepa-
FaIor. hicn they selling lower than any
other SHOP IN the Wes.ern Ceuniry. They vii!
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Assaa GAAS- JOHN u. GA.E. VIZ. g
a. G. A Il 4 Co,
..Ehe Spring FOuadery,''

situated in the Northern par, OF Richmond
Wayne CO. Ind where they prepared t
furnish castEnrs and VI schinerY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Ner Discovery in 4gricu'ture.-An
extraordinary fact was mentioned the
other day at the sitting of the Academy
!. Of Sciences One OF the members sta
ted that the AgriC ultursl Society of Brest
had, upon proposition Of member OF
the committee, sown wheat upon land
wi,hou, any preparation Of pl"ughing or
digging. in one fthe worst soils possible,
q and after having merely walked over the
land &c, press the grain on the surface.
had il covered with fresh straw to the thick
ness of two inches. The product was. il
is asserted. more abundant and much SUI
perior in quality to whe at raised frun the
same seed in the ordinary way. Some
ears Of corn the seed OF which had been
placed upon window glasses covered with
straw, were also exhibited.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06

Two hundred and thirty Cadets from fiftee n
different States, have entered tins instiiaiion
since il WAS org aAIzed. in lSIa. Ii Is entirely
free trosn In. contro. or domination OF any sect
or party, either political or religious. Econorns
IN dress, IN the a@oPiton OF cheap Uniform. 70
Winter ana Summer, = rtgGiy enforced Eve
~ student is required 10 select College guar
dian. with whom all funds brought or received
must br deposited, and no de- t must he contract
81 without tie consent Of such guardian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-14

Let Northern men push the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave law, and they will see the consequences whea
too late. You well know that the South gained
nothing but the passage Of this bill ia all the com
promise measures
And, in conclusion, will add that il has become
too much the fashion to class Southern men who
are opposed TO oppression, with the abolition fana
tics OF the North. declare to YOU that there 10
no companionship between the two-no fellowship,
no love. The one il seeking to destroy the Union
by measures that are unlawful and unrighteous,
whilst the South are for the Union-emphatically
so-wifhout oppression. L, for one, can never be
in favor of the Union with oppression from tho
North. Give US equality and justice, and my word
for it. you will never hear word of disunion in
the Southern country, and there will be peace
throughout the land. II, on the other hand, the
North and Northern fanatics continue TO push this
matter, God knows what will be the end OF il;
out, in my humble opinion, dissolution will uti.
mately follow, for Of what benefit can the Union
be to US, If we are not placed terms of equality
with the North, and treated with that justice which
is our due, and with the rights that we have in
herited from our fathers. J.. w.