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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Masonic Celebration.

The Masonic Fraternity propose hav-
ing a celebration in New Paris, Preble
county, on Monday the 9th day Of June.
\ general attendance Of the brotherhood
is solicited.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

~ = S " y "
"AVING purchased the entire stock of
III Swain & Poe, and having lately made
large additions TO said stock. now prepared
to accommodate their friends and the public
generally, with fresh family groceries,; consist
ny in part OF,
G. Office Lake Fish Window Glass
Sugar God Fish Spices ground and
Teas Picked Herring unground
Nolasses Scotch Herring Tobacco several
Cheese Mackerel Nos l , kinds
Raisins Nails assorted Dried Peaches
Almonds Brooums Candies all kinds
Tubs Buckets w ash boards
Churns Baskets Pitchforks Shovels
Hoes lIatchets Grass Scythes
Gun caps Steel pens Scythe Sticks
Hay rakes Curry Combs Scythe Stones
Wood Saws Framed &c. Glassware, Queens
ware, Stone ware. Earll.en ware, Combs various
kinds, Hair oils, Fancy soap, small stock of
Family medicines snch as genuine Castor OH,
&c, Patent Medicines, Iiniments, &c. + arIna,
for the of Families and sick pc rsons, an ex-
cellent article, and a variety Of other articles,
all of which will sell low for cash,
change for country produce, OH fair and honora-
bic terms. Just give US call if you please
We are agents for the sale Of Brandre tbs
pills. POE X SHUTE.
n. b. James NJ. Poe, has purchased the cigar
mandatory of Thomas r. Steele, and will
soon be prepared TO furnish cigars wholesale and
retail.
Richmond, May 90, 1850
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DIR. w VI. IL. WEBSTEIR.
t77n tfsT1
SUR EON DENTIST

"OULD respectfully give notice to the
w citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity tn 1t
he is permanently located and fully pre-
pared 10 attend TO all calls in his profession,
from the extraction Of n tooth to the Insertion
Of an entire set He will assure the public
that he Will in all cases make use OF the be>t
material and warrant his work to be done in a
style. that shall not be exceled BY any in his
profession, and on the latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all cases shall be reasonable
ADVICE gwen freely If required) when not en-
gagged. ofce on Main street, ~ stairs over
the Richmond Clothing Store, ana nearly oppo-
site the Gilbert Hou<e.
Richmond, May %, 1850. 3s;tf
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Foreign Gold Coins.
Washim.tO,si:,m Society,

UjMeet in the Hall of the Sons of Tempe
ance. on I5MONDAY EVENING NEXT
June ~, at early candelighting.
The citizens of Richmond aud vicinity are
respectfully requested to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
K T. u = Ia & :.

Flesh Brushes, an extra article.
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs floor Scrubs,
Stove Brushes, &c
For sale at Howe!ls' & Co. 5 Drug Store, No.
4 Main street, RIchmond la.
March, 10, 800 lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

DAYTON 4 WESTERN RAIL
ROAD STOCK NOTICE.
TENIIE subsc ribers to stock to the above Com
pany residing W est Of she junction, are
hereby notified that they will be called upon TO
pay 10 per cent on the stock by each subsc rbed
after the 22d of June 1850, and they will be
quired to pay ID per cent every sixty days on
their stock until the same is fully paid. To be
applied West of the junction. by order Of the
Board. 7. p. LOWE, President.
DAYTON, May %, 1859. 23-l0m.
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MON I. Y VI Vt Il f. RS

LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED Ar THE BRaNCr
BANK At RICHMOND
State Bank Of Indiana sSanduskv City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank
kentucky Banks Of 50 Iilin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
LAT Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Nir-
CONNIE rciiI Bank do. gina and Branches;
CITY Bank of do. Bank of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank, DAYTON; Virginia and Branches
Blk Of Geauga, Paines- Exchange Bank Of Nir-
Vile; ginii and Branches;
Canal Blk of CIeve land, Notes of 80 aud up
City IS IS do. wards, at por in New
City " g Columbus. York. PhIadelphia
Franklin Blk of lanes and Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
STOVES: Stoves: SrOyEs..

STOVES! S'rOVESM STOVESm!
"11E subscriber has Oh had "A good variety
Il of Cooking Stoves, also Parior, Seven
and Ten Plate Stoves in abundance He also
offers to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STONE, which is deci-
dediy more simple in its construction than any
other AR tight cook stove in use, being a per-
feet cooking apparatus without any inside plate
or damper.
The public are invited to call at No. 50. main
street, in the west room Of the Gilbert House
and examine his stock.
l. a. OGBORN.
Nov II, 1919. J1.tf
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WING COUNTY TICKET.

For Delegates to the Convention:
j John =. Newman, James harden,
j ohm Beard, WIN. RS. EOll1fAc q.
For senator:
ID. II. Holloway.
For Representatives:
Ed. Lawrence, Miles Marshall,
Joseph M. lBssl1;s.
For sheriff.:
Abel Evans.
For Treasurer.
Achilles Williams.
For Auditor:
Thomas Adams.
For County Com mis>iOncr:
Ezra ScOViilc.
For Assessor:
jeremiah W.. STAFFORD.
For Coroner:
e.. II. Wilson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

lust RECEIVED from PhiIaJ.lphia.
- case Fine Noieskin Hats, suitable for
+, iends.
l case Plain Levantine and Satin Bonnets.
Also. Parasois, Umbrellas, White French Md
Slippers, Kid Gloves, Hibons, Milhners linn
mings, &c.
All of which Cor sale ~ sfnoN pratt for
CASH, at the Shoe, Bonnet and Hat Store
TUADDEUS WRIGHT
4tll mo. 9th, 1870. lo.n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

Arrival Of Spring n Summer Goods
AT THE
RICHMOND CLOTHING STORE,
NO. SD11= Main Street.
II have on hand an excellent assortment of
Ss2 - ~ "a ~ 21 ~ 81 -
- ~ &c
of my own manufacture, consisting of Cloth
Dress, FrOck and Sack
@ 60 - Up -
Cashmere, Cashmaret, Tweed James and Line II
do, Cloth plain nnd iate style tancy Cassimeres,
Satiinett, Tweed, James. Lnen and Coltonade
p "A N rs,
Velvet, Satin, Valincia, Versailles, Linen c 10th
and Cashmere
We $ rs,
made in every variety of style. Also, Shirts
Drawers, Cravats, Handke rchiefs, Socks, Gloves
&c, &c, all of which | will sell at 4 very
small profit for CASH.
N. b. Clothing made TO order on the short
est notice by the best Of workmen
A. WOODWARD.
Richmond, April II, 1850. l7-tf
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Is OOT AND >Esses. sc Il i; :.
r z, NJ O = e -


" inform his friends and the puhlIc gene rally.
that he has moved his shoi, to the store room Of
of Eli Brown. where he Offering for sale
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS and SHOES, con-
ssiing of Nfs's Coarse tTU FINE Doors, Gal
TIERS. SIIoEs. SIIFFERs and nUMrs. LANES G. Al
rrHs. SHoEs and SHIPPERS. CnIIpREN's Doors
and SHoEs His stock embraces those Of hts
own manu- fac:ure. and Cincinnati Custom made
(:entteren's Fine Bonts dad cutters, ard Iady's
Loottes. shoes and stippfrs, all Of which he w AR
RANTS to be good ,-neat ana sersieeahc.-
His stock OF Eastern made work Is general and
equal TO the best in the market His prices " III
continue TO BE- as low possible TO nake them.
Grateful for past favor he asks continuance.
Richmond, ith mo. 10Th l-Jn. :ntf
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Sash. SASH.

Sash. SASH.
WYE have just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter & Co.
baugh, OF Hamilton, Ohio. We will furnish TO
order all kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made of the bestseasoned pine, war
ranted. Call and examine.
JOHN HAINES
Opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia
Dec. 10, 1919. 3}-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
GYM sNNI sNNNE.


ZOE BORTON has Just received and open
- ed general and complete assortment of
Boots. shoes. Slippers. Ac.. &c.
of Eastern and Cincinnati manufacture His
stock consists of Gents. Doors AND SHoES, of all
descriptions; LANES BusNIN OVER SHoEs, and
FANCY BusKIS SHoEs, CATERS. HALF CATERS.
and SIIrrERs; MISSES AND CHIIDREN's SHOES, IN
great variety; YourHs' AND BOYS Doors and
SHOES. &c. &c.
0;~ie will keep constantly on hand X Is
TELLS manufacture of Gents. AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BCsKI~s. &c.
He has the assistance of CHARLES ESTEiI in
business. and is prepared, at all times, To 90
REPAIRING, at short notice.
As the Undersigned intends to Go an erc!nsire
Boot and Shoe business, he is determined 10
supply the wants Of the PEOPLE, ami most
sp-ctiuliy invites all to give him call: being
resolved to Sell low for the. Read Y
Pay! JOB BOHTON,
No. Il. Main Street.
Richmond, Ia, March -, $50. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

Ills Patterns are and very much improy-
ed, so that the Horses walk in their ordinary
gait. All machines MADE and sold by the sub
scriber ar. warranted to perform well whe II
used by competent persons, AMI not TO break
the wheat. in short, to give general satisfaction.
His nateria and workmanship Of the best
quality. Please call before purchasing else
where, you will find It greatly to your advant-
age.
Machines Of all kinds repaired. Good horses
taken in exchange for Machines.
Ny Shop is IN the Brick Building on the
South side Of Main street aud opposite Bnrk 5
old Stable. Be sure not to mistake tue shop
inquire for THOS. A. DCGDAEt.-
Richmond June II, l-Jo. 2J:u
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Davenport 4 Tow send = Conn l,S nd
Patent Separator.

Patent Separator.
F. w. Robinson, having an extensive right
in this State. will furnish this Patent Separator
with Horse Power and Thrnsler, or to work to
old Horse Power; this Machine, with a good
HORSEPOWER, will get out and clean 300 bushels
of good wheat per day.-and- o. mistake He
also makes the one Horse Power Endless Cog
Gear, to set in the Barn for individual use
His Machines are warranted TO be of the be st
work ina nship and material: and, what is rery
important. THEY Do NOT CUT THE
g X A IN in thrashiug. His Patterns are new
and improved, as to gain a sufficiency of speed
without driving the horses out Of a slow walk
All kinds of Machines repaired at the shortes,
notice. All work warranted to perform as re-
CONNIE nded.
U7ShOl. on the Worth side Of Main street,
and first East Of the Bridge.
4 FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.
n. B. The subscriber offers for sale his Farm
containing about So acres, situated on Short
creek, 2. miles South of Richmond, on which
is good Grist Mill, run of Burrs and in
thorough repair 1t will be sold at barr,;,
Amy person wishing TO purchase is invited TO
call and examine the premises, and hear the
terms. r. w ROBINSON
hicnhooo, NAY :, ioou. 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

1NOD-l.1VEss OLA new article for
~ rheumatism, and all painful affections -
The Oil Of Goldfish Liver, begins to be enten-
svely used by Physicians and has been found
to be very successful remedy for Chronic,
Rheumatic, and Gouty affections, diseases Of the
Chest, ScrofuIa, Rihkets, &c. \ pure article
for sale at uowells' Drug Store, No. 1, Main
street.
Richmond, March 49, 1850. 10tf
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CLOTHING STORE
Z AT Q & s II Q P!.

FTNHE Undersigned has commenced business
in the east room Of Sloans new building.
where he is ope ming. direct from the city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
THRASHlNG MACHINES,

He is now making them, and expects to keep a
supply constantly on hand, and he feels lusfi-
fied III recommending them as being among the
best labor saving Machines in use; the SAM. la
Dor will thrash and clean the grain with the
Traveller, as is required to haul it in, NOV or
stack it,; thus. the expense of thrashing with
Stationary Machine is entirely saved. They
will save the grain we'll 5 any other Machine
and can be run with stationary power and per
form well. To all persons who prefer a Sta
toharv Machine, he VI Guild say: get
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
10000 Bushels Of w kesat wanted
IN EXCHANGE FOR
THR NlACuINESu.
THOS. A. DUGDALE,

ID ESPECTFULTY invites al! DESTROYS OF
II purchasing Thr:sslsinE Machines.
to call at his Shop ana examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere lie .tiii continues 10
manu- facture all the different ut- in
DlvenpOrs's Patent Separator.
which will thrash more grain in the same time
than any other cleaner and requires less power
lie also makes his superior r u III b I ! n x
= u a II NJ "a q Il mes. which stand unri-
vailed in this part of The country so say those
who have used th-m.l Also, Stationary
BELT and Ir:s Yelling Machines. Also.
Endless Chain Horse Power and
One and Two Horse Thr;s sis iisE
Machines.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

See advertisement in another column
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

Il. l. .
FL B. 88
IasBrporated 1910 Ciafse perpetual CAPITAL $3.50,
poo arim Ferer 81 Increasing 1t ID S2J00eO.
THNHiS lorg established and well known Insiitu-
ton, has transacted most extens We insurance
business Tor more than thirty seven YEARS through
out me Oniled States and the British North Ameri-
can provinces II has aimed 10 secure public conf
denfet oy an hanorable and faithful fulflthent of
its epnlracts; and owners Of pfepertS are assured
that all faiEc claims for loss under policies will
be Fberaly adjusted and promptly naids Public
Buildings. Manofaciories, Mills, achinery Dwell.
ling Houses Stores MERCHANDISE Household Far
nitute, Vessels on the stocks or whife 10 port &C.
&c. will be insured al rates as low as the risk will
admit. The following gentlemen constilutethe
BOARD1 or DIRE cTOkS:
III. HUNTINGDON, Esa. PREsDEar.
Albert Day, 4 Hezekiah Huntington.
Htnfy Keney, Charles Boswef
JOB Allyn,
JAMES G. 4BoLLEs, Secretary.
CHaaFoFHER C. Lyman, ASST iSeeretayy.
Applications ter Insurance may be made Of
b. Nv. HERBERT
Agent for JeGcrson Gcsntp va,
In thu absence Of the Agent from chariest6wn to
JouN P. BRows Esq, who will attend to them
PROMPTLY. Persons At q distance address through
tho mail
+ M b. On all Church Buildings and Clergymen's
personal property The agent will present his'cpm-
missions in reducing The amount Of premiums on
the risks thus arising
January 81 1850 -Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

II HAVE Just returned from NewYork where |
> made arrangements with Mr. Geo w Farm.
ham, To be furnished regularly with Garments cut
in the latest fashion and lire Reports" for The same
regularly received. Gentlemen may feel assured
that all work given me will be cut and finished in
the best style and upon terms satisfactory to all
CoATs, VksTs and PASrs Of every style will% be
made 10 the'taste Of gentlemen My object is ii
pussibeE By all means 10 please GARMENTs made
in the city OF. New York are now in my Shop[and
tne public are invited 10 examine them Having
for many years given my whole attention to my
business, can say with confidence, that can now
combine taste with. comfort, and that my Journey
men are-eyery way competent and feel a Just pride
in finishing their work ina workmanlike manner
In word am now prepared 10 suit all tastes, and
only ask fair trial by the public.
Grateful to The public for past paironage a con
tinuance is respectfully solicited From persons
at distaneelno less than at home, Should be hap
Pr 10 receive a trial, and2.I feel confidence in
stating as / am authorised by oar Merchants 10 DO
that Cloths Cassimeres! Trimmings, Sc, will be
sold on the most favorable terms and at prices
greatly less than heretofore
JOHN n. A REDMAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
jefferson Machine Factory.

tTyHE subscriber, having permanently located
81 himself In Charlesiown, taaxes this opportunity
b infirm its citizens and the ueighborhood thar BE-
5aends manufacturing every variety q MACHINERY
&litahae for the farmer Among The resi- be will
feep Fonsiantly on hand Fiix'$ superior four and
&x-hokse Thresher and Horse, Power, Fodder Cut
4rs; Hay and Straw Cutters Corn Crushers and
AeIlers all these will Be Of The latest and most ap
Seore< kind. lie IS also manufacturing large
gambler Of Rolling Wheat Screens. fnis1ed in sui
ferioE style, which be offers very low.
he viii soon have in course OF erection an
] Iron FODNDRv,
shers Castings Of all kinds wiz 81 made IL he
yloEisft notice and IN he neaiest sEyIe. he viii
tmpiqy The most experienced wofknen IL The fsn,nl
w inthis Department
GEO. Fl s. ZIMMERMAN. /
B Ch4siesiown, July 5. lS50-i6n I
Z =. - aehines Of all kinds win IL renamed :,
s-lsstss ne1e.s TSZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
THE 8EWWooLLEN FACTORY.
W'oOI UrnnIed.

John K!-WHITE and d. G. HENKLE have
y their NEw WooLLEN FAcroaY, in Shepherds
town nearly completed. The Machinery IS all Of
the most approvedkind, and the most silful and
Perfenced warkmen have been engaged that those
wool growers and merchants, who patronize Ais e..
tq5sinent may rely upon getting the best maieri-
ais the best fabrics and fast colGJs. Rolls carded and
other country work done at the shortest notice
We will exchange for WOOL, on the most ac.
communicating terms, our fabrics, viz: Fuiled and
Plaid Lnseys, TWieeds Blanketng Flannels, Stock
ing Yarn, 3d.. Also any other kinds Of inerehan-
dizeT that may be preferred our own make at the
Store Of John X, White where all the wool viii be
received.
Nothing that can be done onrour part shall be len
undone to render entire satisfaction TO those who
trade wiAhus, either by exchange of wool or pur@
chase OF our goods WHITE & HEEKLE.
Shephtrdstown. May 81 1919.
/ N b. Hard Soap Bees Wax ap4 Tallow want
ed al the highest market price.
Spirit aud .MartinduyP Pdpcrs conn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
KOO1tHg, NpOltIiMg. 9s'f.
WINDOW, SASH FASTENERS,

:TTNEiE Undersigned have obtained kelters Patent
!: u lips most valuable ARR lIGHT SAsn FAsrEN-
:gR lB which You are enabled 10 raise The window
sash 10 any required height ard hold il fast without
:cuuihg holes 10 The franz, ana at hc same time 10
.ltt ddwn The uppef Sash SO 10 e, The heated ali
ESCAPE at the Top and admit the cool hT al the bot
ipm hnd also make. the Sash perfectly airtighi and
Weep ht from rattliug. Wine islt that has not had
t:is fdst broken by tie Gathering Of the wndoWsash
.in AoEmy night 10 say inofhhg OF the amount Il
gair admitted thefebyl This Fastener has gncat adj
shant4ges over any other sash stopper, giving you
lcomTlele control uf the sash aud will accptnqdate
ssselto any state IL the weather. wet or dry--the-
yhaek ot the sash bing sppoved and strip inserted
swhich forced out agansl the frame thus aecbmmo
satir itself 10 she irame and behind This strip is an
seeeeiiiric- or can fixed 9n lever which passes
through the sash and raising or depressing ths.
esveH laStens uf loSens the sash aud enables Van ID
lock + fast at any point Such is the estimate mt
On his discovery that We have sppl:ed THEM It'd
:etvcfal hundred windows notwithstanding bot few
:wee rs have elapsed snce we got the fixtures and
segenIhelor weohtained The patent. ana manT more
shaxs been engaged as soan as 1--WE can procure fas-
tytrninss
/; VIZ would NOW say 10 The pnblic Iha, we have
snad4 arrangements Tor our castings With Mir
sBodgers OF No 40. High street Ola Town Bali!
SlaoFeI Md, whe BY the bF, we would recommend
g. safh as may want castings dnne@or the prompt.
Saess bud the manner in which 1t is cone-aEd with
sMr Metnwag$ aIarwFs-F Ferry The most Esistial
& tisAsd machiiist Of os Country as any sonh ,vfI
SshineFy ne has on hand! He has undertaken 10
snish our fasesings BY machinery 30 iAat they viii
keqnlre no assoesiug but tan, be pat together viii
She gEeates, despatch. Slch as may wish ID pur-
taasg State or County rights can apply lpostpadO
- either Of Us NaTHaxlEL MyERs, Chariesiown,
ysfefson county, Va. Of r. e. SMrru, HarperS-
Ferry, Va, Patsasess The fastenings can Ne for
Aearded from Harpers- Ferry ANY point with he
Vamefaeility as IheyceuA from any of orr Allant.e
! gstiet it being immediately o. the Baltimore and
ohio Rail Road, about sG miles from Baltimore,
and il telegraphic communication with the East
Ind West Sc.
I Tosueh az rnaylbe acquainted with eithersof ne
een,ls omen whose names are giFen, We would saT
krite ~ them and satisfy Yourselves that il is no
eumbug A Hunter l. NJ Garter. o. W. Sap
tingtbn. II. Keyes n. s. White John Yates. James
3. Ranson, G. S. Gardener (postpaidl who have
Slen En use anu many oilers who are waiting 10
lave them put ii their windows.
NATHANIEL MYERS, 4 No.. i
f. G. SMITH,
I Tniv & lR51 i #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Plaster. Fish, Salt. &c.
FAN and Winter Clothing.

shepherdstoxn. Nov 3 Is50EIv MooHt-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

Eratsiye me . bid, gentlemen-some
one start The cart--do give US bid, if you
pleass--:anythfng to start the CART cried IN
excited Arctiopeer, who stood on the cart be
was eI&aasoriHg ia sell.
Anything you please 10 start tn
Il darsal you want, I'll start her for
you,n e1claimeda broad. backed countrvman
applying ms shoulder to the wheel and Civ
ing w. sart sudden push forward, tunbled
rs ags.seneer ever the side By the time
tryman bad stated TOO. 80 'Ae sVun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
now rHE BoY KNEW MS FATHER.

Ata corrt in the Green Mountain State:
Soma years ago the following amusing incl-t
dent occurred 1t was related to us by one.
Of he attorneys present on the occasion. A.
very iIl,tiaturcd, quarrelsome person was.
concerned ID street braWf8 one dark night,
and got blow from somebody, which result,
ed il a black eye" and suit for assault;
aud battery, In the course of%the trial a:
son Of the plaintiff was called to the witness
stand--a regular "chip Of the old block
about fourteen years of age The boy testi-
fed 10 some knoHldedgg4 e the ARRAY, but
couldn't give many particulars, as the night
was an exceedingly dark one
"Now, sir said the cross examining at
torney, will you venture to swear that your
father was there at all ?" s
g Yes, sir4-I know he was there"
sBut you say you did see him, nor hear
him speak, how then do you know he was
PRESENT.,
"Why-nll tell you just as came
out Of the gaze, heard Joe Smith 1.-THE do,
fendent) hollar out There goes the old dew
il-apd I knyw be meant dad ~
Boston Post /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
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mr. Owe SIGH MORE.


! Raj ore sigh more I'ilgive fhes,
Thou fnntly cherished one;
No more 1now may love thee ~,
The light Of hopefis gene,
dage nos think bow truly
+ MF very seul was thine;
| Nor vet haw OH and praudly
+, MI heart has called thee mine.
I Bnt fase--dark fate-has severed
/ Hearts that so long were one
! Ard IAoaehfhey thus are blighted,
Yet must they still iire on.
A ieaih-Iike chill fails Ger me,
AMEN think must forget
TEet love 20 isuly given thee !.
AhII must lore thee yet
4, Fox abw can / forget thee,
u when Ia my very heart.
Tl@se q wells 20 fonaly, faithfully,
'ThiAe image as a part !
= WSeg 10 its. depths there fingers
'x'Af name Thy Yoice do dear
The thought itself Is madness;
III. siiiI still thou reignest there.
!; kndE, a. thou hast loved me,
Thou eaast not love again
Tky freshpe.s Of thy heart is gone
With me Twill eer remain.
Thou snayest WOO and wed another,
j Batfhy heart is all my own :
I And pfs FIRST love Is mine forever,
Though the light of hope Is gone