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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28
MR.. CLAY AND THE GOAT.

Almost every body in Washington City re-
members an old he goat which formerly inhab-
tied MAYORS stable, on Pennsylvania Avenue
This animal was, in all probability, the most in
dependent citizen of the metropolis; he belong
ed to no party, though he frequently gave pass
engers striking proofs of his adhesion to the
dwelling" principle; for whenevera person stop
ped any where in this vicinage, Billy was sure
to make at him, horns and all. The boys took
delight in irritating this long-bearded gentleman
and frequently annoyed him so, that he would
make against lamp posts and trees, to their great
amusement.
One day the luminary of the West, Henry
Clay was passing along the avenue, and seeing
the boys intent on worrying Billy into fever,
stopped, and with his characteristic humanity,
expostulated with them on their cruelty. The
boys listened in silent awe to the eloquent APP
peal of the great statesman; but it was all Cher
Okee to Billy, who-the ungratefu scamp a.
rose majestically on his hinder legs, and made a
desperate plunge at his friend and advocate
Mr.. Clay, although he had not "slan Mexican"
proved himself too much for his horned assail-
ant he seized hold Of both horns of the diem
ma, and then "was the tug Of WARRIOR Greek
had met Greek. The struggle was long and
doubtful
"Hah !" exclaimed the statesman, g | have got
you fast, you rascal I'll teach you better man.
ners. But boys, continued he, turning to the
laughing urchins, what shall do now?"
"Why! trip up his feet Mr.. Clay said they,
Mr.. G. did as he was told, and, after many severe
efforts, brought Billy down on his side. Here
he looked at the boys imploringly, seeming to
say, 81 was never in such fix before"
The combatants were nearly exhausted goaty
had the advantage, for he was gaining breath all
the while that the statesman was losing it.
"Boys," exclaimed he putting and blowing,
"this is rather an awkward business. What
am | to do now!"
"Why-don't you know" said a little fell
low, making preparation to run as he spoke
call you've got to do is, is to let go and run like
blazes'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

We have often heard that vanity was lighter
than air. This must be mistake-for, were it
a fact, some individuals whom we have seen
completely inflated with vanity,would have gone
to the clouds as naturally as balloon.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

"CAN YOU REACH THEM PERTATERS! '--Alany
of our readers have no doubt read the follow
ing rich anecdote. 1t is old, but will bear rep
etition. Those who have never read it, will
thank us for reviving it from the oblivion into
which it was fast falling.
Several gentlemen of the Massachusetts, Leg
islature, dining at Boston hotel, one of them
asked Mr. NJ, gentleman who sat opposite
"Can you reach them pertaters, SIR"
Mr.. M. extended his arm towards the dish,
and satisfied himself that he could reach the
"pertaters," and answered.
ayes, sir"
The legislator was taken aback by this unex-
pected rebuff from the wag; but presently re-
covering HIMSELF he asked
"Will you stick my fork into one on 'em,
then!"
Mr.. M. took the fork and very cooly plung-
ed it into a finely cooked potato, and left it
there
The company roared as they took the JOKE
and the victim looked more foolish than before
But suddenly an idea struck him rising to his
feet he exclaimed, with an air Of conscious tri-
umph-
"Now, Mr.. NJ, will trouble you for the
fork"
Mr.. M. rose to his feet, and with the most i'm
perturable gravity, pulled the fork out of the po-
ttato, and returned it, amidst an uncomfortable
thunder storm of laughter, to the utter discom-
future of the gentleman from b.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

A Superior article of Ladies Kid Gloves, as well
N as Silk and Lisle do, for sale at
FERRY & Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

THO BUILDERS.-I have now on hand good as
Il sortment of sash, nails of all sizes, glass, put
ty, door locks and handles, butts and screws &c,
which will sell extremely low for cash. Call and
see. e. II. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

EXCEILENT SYRUP-Justthea article for buck
II wheat cakes, for sale at FERRY & Sous.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

ZINC and wood washboards, for sale by
- C.B ALBEE!
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

BEEcHER & QUINBY, Publishers
N B-The Office of the Miceany will hereafter
be kept in G. Morse's Book Store, few doors East
of Beecher's Carpet Store, Jefferson Avenue, bet.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-28

Editors and Proprietors, 1O7 Fulton ST., N. Y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
PCMPS!! PU MISu
.IOSPnH DicEiNSON.

vIVHANkFUL for past patronage, respectfully in
forms his frie nds and the pubic generally, that
he j. stlll making, aud viii furnish at his establish
IN. Mt On Pearl Street, few DOORS south OF NAN,
street, Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana Pumps,
Of almost descrIptiuu-eIther OF Iron, Brass
Copper turned WOOD, and adapted 10 al'no>
every purpose that may be desired Having had about
years experience IN Pump making aud gem
craI Plumbing work, he trusts that br insure
general satisfaction to those who may favor him with
tli-ir orders.
Ap-nc for the sale Of his Turned Wool Pumps
established at VIM. &. 1arveys ut Ccntrev'lIe,
Ezra Waiton's (Postnasterl at Dublin, and y q
kern's al Milton, where these Pumps, neatly turned
and painted, and warranted TO perform well, Will be
finished put in the we'll If desired at price
very little exceeding the old log These pumps
have several advantages the old log onts-ihey
are EASIER handled, take up much less not
liable crack aud can be readily leug irned where
the wells may require TO be dug deeper. Those who
have Deep Wells will do well to call on him, his
work rably than lhoS. that have
been usually put in. Satisfactory reference will read
lily be given Wood piping for eying water, dram
ing, &C. bored and joined for 81 cents per foot
j. d.. also offers his services III the Plumbing bus-
ness. fitting up Water Closets, laying Lead Pipe
&c, and fitting Baths with Hot anu Coll w ater
&c, and is agent for Sprat's Lighting Rods.
Richmond, 9TH No y, 1892. 2l:u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Land for All.

1.-THE Hon Thomas B. Florence. sf Pennsylvsnia,
10 speech favor Of the Homestead Law when pendir
the House Of Representatives introduced the 10
ow ing str liking poem, form the pen OF Dusganne;J
1.-THE earth is the Lords and the fullness thereof,
Says Gods most holy word,
The water hath fish, and the land hath hesn,
And the air hath many birds
And the soil is teemjng Der all the earth'
And the earth hath numberless lands,
Yet millions Of hands want acres,
And millions of acres w ant hands.
sunlight. and music. and gladsome flowers,
Are over the earth spread wide;
And God gave these gifts to men
To who earth abide
We, thousands toiling in poisonous GLOOM
And shsckled with iron bands,
And millions Of hands want acres,
And millions of acres rant hands.
Ills writ that .'ye shall not muHSle the OK,
That trsadeth out the corn,
Tut behold We shackle the poor mans hands,
That have all esrth's burdens borne,
The land is gift Of a bounteou, God,
And to labor his word commands;
Yet millions of hands an acres,
W lille millions of ant hands
Who hath ordained that few should hoard,
Their mil ions Of useless gold
Md rob the earth Of its fruit and flowers,
While proftlcss soil they hold'
" no hath ordained that parchment scroll,
should fence round miles al lands,
" hile millions Of hands ant acres.
And millions Of acres want handst
lis glaring lie on the face If day
This robbery Of mems right
It's a lie the word of the lord disovns,
lis curse that burns and hlIghts.
And twill burn an blight I'LL the people rise
And swear while they break the bands,
That the hands shall hercefcrth have acres,
And the acres henceforth have hands
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
A Comfortable Residence for Sale.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF having 10 leave this neigh
i burhood, ifFSeY DICKINSON offrrs for sale ms
K S,S0DENC1s...ItuatedIu The north west oil
the city Of Eichmond The house couvrnIen Mt
aud well arranged two story brick building. with
frame atdton, kitchen aud wood ho"s",
closed and u good repair
II contains a partor aud dining room, two iodgin g
rooms and closet the ground floor aud three lotg-
ing with cupboard aud clothes press up stars
also a good cellar.
The summer kitchen the sam- contains welt
anil ci.tcrn It'll pump IN each. br0at P"rc1 tN-
tends along tli. south lie of - bniidI,g The lot j.
we'll planted iii shrubbery ami choice iruit trees Just
beginning to bear.
At-o Tor sale either With the above separate, a
budinl south Of the above well planted with
rirty Of good fruit tres
For further particulars apply on the premises I"
HENRY DICKINSON.
Richmond. Ath mo. 1tt 81 {1tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
DR.. S. .. HOWE'S
Shaker Sarsaparilla.
MORE E.Elnz:@.E.
Another ssraFs:srs⁡:c Care.
~ Il E 4 D 7 T. =
II IS f}-oi y9Hny tIdy resting cifg.
CEkTIt &c 4 II.

II is from. q yanng t.dy resting in our city.
CERTIFICATE.
Cr>ci~x ,rI Feb. eth, 'e5l.
This Is to certify that my sister. Mary {. E,iman.
was attacked with disease in her hip than three
hch reDcered her utterly helpless that
she comPe lied To keep her bed. All hopes of her
recovery were oespalred Of. Some OF The
nent physicians OF Covngtcn and Cincinnati attended
Passing by DR.. Howe's Depot. IDEA suggested itself
that To Try bottle of is Shaker ,srsapsrila couic
co no harm Accordingly purchased bottle. and
before ais contents entirely used she ed
before the last used she nearly recovered.
Now she has pain, walk, and has the entire
of her limits. To Howe's Shaker SarsapariGla We
attribute this effective 1t is but few months
siuce she CONNIE need taking it.
lSignrdl J. c. BELMAN,
Daily Commercial Cincinnati
Remember this wonc- rfu ana astonishing cure was
rhrci-h b the OF three bottles only Of DR.. ) ID
HOWE rs SHAKER SARSAPARILLA
II purifrs the Biood md Prevents DIsr,sg
1t is the only Sarsaparia that acts on the liver kid
neys, and blood at the time, which renders it
altogether more valuable 10 every one. particularly
o females.
Dr. MuSsey. Professor in the Ohio Medical COLLEGE
rece nos them . the public.
No NERCURY-no MI>ERAL-no Poisonous DRuss
in the Shaker oarsapariila.
REMEMBER,
1t is warranted TO be purely entirely Vegetable
and a Female and Family Nedicjneit has no .cu,I
Be YOU enquire for DR.. s. d. Howe's Sbak-r
Sarsapa rla and take other. Price 81 p-r bo,,Ia
% bottles for s.. For sale by
DR.. S. D. HOWE & Co, Propretors No C.I
iege Hall, Cincinnati Ohio, To whom "a orders mus.
be addressed
Fer sale by Howells s Co. and Reed & Co. Rich
fnond, Ia; W. e. & A. Crimes and Dr. " oo.is
Cen;EeviEe, "a s;ld Ray & Co. Cambridge cit
arg. October 20 1851.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

No narf Of the
= -e-ving ff'erer
rT'i"h IL ~" ie Of live Ell rf-
''fr iI+1-tsHi ct
'lfaHf Iaanire u, W.
rFerf infira'
if'-" Pi'- ccsugn~@d
tire Namely. IN
al
rour t. tie d-oieree Of SrfeeJ An
~ r.
re etf's5 d q 40 ~r''oh nt THE Ord.
2tSs 'ts ana strength
N'-'' - * af NE tf+iy sih ! tNTHAR TIC.
i-rtri larronv with f'' other
Legtrb
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
TO Pennies.

fo WI nj these fii sn invaluable in mary rom,
atf> % "i'rh Ia
aF fey have ifen found Of benefit restoring
ih'f'iHaI
anu diner rirde eHecisaiiy
a are iroi female irfrgu's-'ie. gaines m
me- OF ~tyff. "a sd hack. xr
Nome o.rerx v..;--
haSc Imitation - ' -
II Agent. wis'a. srnrie.
fhiIzcenhs Pa
-n'o ht al Druggists and Merchants in
A-nst~Hs r.
= BEnws.se. ta~ha
Il = AZ t.E. W r,ar
i''-+t"F''i4- - TX
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
MEDICINES.
The Place to get Your Money Back"
I.,RF>H DRUGS nad Unnd liberated Med-(3
l iciae> at No. Gil -tstits'' Cheaper than ~
L. H.McCullOugh,

WHOLESALE s-i Retail Dealer in Drugs. Medic ines
Paints OILS Narnishcs. Putty, Pertumerv. DYE Stuf.
Sc. Sc Is receiving direct from Philadelphia a
lsrse assortment Of DRUGS & MEDICINES. all OF which
he III III lower than any other house
this sectirn .: the State.
also agent tho we'll known Family Medicines.
Wizards Fever y Ague E>erninator Greens Cough
Drops Houses Indian Tonic certain remedy for sill In
Fcscts: NcCEiiough's Rheumatic Remedy, an
eNr is recommended. | also
Compound Syrup al Sar>aparilla w heh Is de-
cidedy the remedy for the OF Serofuia
together with other valuable preparations
Ei,hmoat, peccit'be- 1851. [no5il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
The 'ass.sc W Dsssa:

THIS i g n'' df'"I't Np~H
n"an :, .t'nf fr"N Z" fo't iHdaiie length
f1-t the lgtr-t'n<
~
ft- = Is Ia isas;c
Ia order to de-t
sued 10
% - nF ir"r ii~ 10
~ "7h = rta a~fffr~ e Worn wlIIr
o. """''ta#~ Htitfe-
- sre ic' know rlrin. "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Marshall's Salye.

I has proven it-f 10 he the gr-a,.rt remedy Of iils
tor wb,i- swelling, f-v-r sores, piles, rtc uua-
tf-t,. breast, bronchitis.
WHITE iwEiiI~G.--!t has never failed to cure white
swelling when open.
Fever oil uIc"rs Gc, ALWAYS WELD 10 tho
b"hftg tht'n- Of tins eel. hrated saiv-.
RUS his snv. ~ III. only r-",eiy ths. Inr
If~-lf IhfaiiEt!r a. a piles { he'd
- ing 10 directions and p.r--s-r-d will afr
cases feet and lasting in tbs pain
ful disease.
EntUu.rIsn AND BnoxcIIrrrs 1t has given general
satisfaction III these complaints
BeF We would irua
nd the salve open *
Mi heal Them sound short IL will tk-w
r-n"s- ali ,r'u a,ions from the brext-, and prevent
liberation Of sppr.c
Prepared by MARSHALL. & C0BIENTZ.
L-w,burg. Ohio
For sale by F.. G. Potts s. Sons, Richmond, Ind.
June %. 1852. 27-iy St2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
ssSTILL THEY GOMEZ,

Tho Subscribers just opening OF the best stocks
Of Groceries, Glneen,-wsre, Glassware "ooisn-~
and Motions, before brough; this ss~rkef. which
they selling nnn-usIiy io~ for cash. Superior
Sugars, Cofec, .Hoiasses, Cheese,
Uams, "Ne plus ultra" Dried Beef,
Prcserres, JeNies, Extracts, for
farorimg Pies, CoLes, &c.
Pickles, Dried Fruits,
and afmos. every article staple Fancy line
Call No 81, Main street, and see Tor .otr.eiyes
LYSDE BARNES.
R;rhnrnd Az 18th, 1852. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
MEDICINES,
. T PLrM,rER. II. ". P. W.RisG y, D
DrS. Plummer g. Waring,

~ aud Pearl Streets Piedmont Indiana, extensive
rtnient Of Drugs, Medicines, Wines. Dyes, Paints
OILS tarnishes. Brushes. Glassware Window Glass.
Putty all article, generally kept in such establish
ucnt Our stock occupies :cur roo.s which III
added. We enlaavor keep but the best
articles, AMI any should prove otherwise. wish
them returned.
To Physicians.
In ablishment is DR.. Pummcr's
the preparai:- CT Tnctures IN
tracts By aid OF Beihiorf Apparatus ena-
all the that injured BY
nigh temperature, by the heat OF >foau BATH >Xrups
sc1uccu- solutions. &c made exclusively with Bts-
t,I.ed We 10 make preparation strict
accordance with the L ) PharmacoPe and tormulae
ser
Pa1.nt H.dicjn.- and .NostrUnts entirely excluded
from the e>tahii >hment.
9Th Month. lst 1892. Ut
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
A2rlrss lsssral song.


Plough deep to find the gold, my boys
Plough deep to find 'hr gold
The earth bath treasure. in her breast,
Unmcasured and untold.
C1othe the mountain tops with trees,
The sides with waving grain,
Why bring DER the stormy seas
What here we may obtAini
y, Britain need not bring her bread
From countrys new or old,
Would she but give the pillow share speed,
And debM to find the gold
Earth ~ grateful To her sons,
For all their care and toll;
Nothing iclds such large returns,
As dr. aimed and deePened soil
Science, lend thy kindly aid
Her riches to unfold,
hIoved by pillow moved by spade
Stir deep to find the gold
Dig deep to find the gold. my boys,
Dig deep 10 find the gold,
The earth has treasures in her breast,
Inmeasurcd and untold.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Cr. J. s. HOUTON'S
y f. p ; | \
TIE TRUE
DIGESTIVE CLClD.
GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from R.nntt or the fourth stomach Of tbs
OK alter III Baron lirbiy, thu great PLY
logical .,r,n>, by J. = Ioush,on, VI. y. thsd. ipt,s
THIS il yrr", Material remedy for Indigestion.
Drh,i,,y, eur,ng after nature fr''cd by
iurr'- agent, the Gastric J"'c"-
II.if t-a>roonfu Of P-r~in infusct in water. Will
digest oi>otvr Five pounds OF Roast Beef about
r" hours, ont OF The stomach.
r-i,>ln II thu cht,f ri-mrn', ag".tinc principle
Gastric juice The solvent OF thu food the Iur,-
f>ing preserving aud stimulating agent OF The si"n"eh
anI tntr>in.> 1t - attracted ir"m h. digestive.
stomach OK. thus Turning true uig s,v- hna,
pr-csI, like the Castro Juic lis che
powers and fu,n,~h,ng complete and pc r-rt .uls,,-
BY III. Al, Of this preparation. the pains
and evils OF indigestion aud Hysp~p>'" are r-moved.
lust they wuuh be- II, health, .i",a' h. ]; ~ doing
verge OF grave. The >c..n,if. rvii-nc- upon
wh,h based, the highest degree curi"u. and
remarkable.
Scientific E.v islcsscc!
Baron ii,lir, IN his c"i'hra'rd work on Animal
Chemtsr, SAYS: An if ,n di..stiv. fluid, anaio-
from mucous the stomach OF
~ ,ic II varnus articles Of foo. ----
wall be ned changed aud Dig stst u-i IN ili
thr, would be III the human stomach
Call "l the agent and g.i descriptive circular.
gratis giving IHrgr HmonnI al sri-n lie ~. tenrr.
SIMILAR the atu.r, from Dr. C"mi"'s hysioogy e
Digestion; pr- rrrrir. Food an! Dit, pr. job" W
IN, ~iolocy: rr"f. S,ll,m.n of Yale Coi-gr; DIR.
Carpenters rh, >ioog>, &c tugr,ir, with reports of
cures from all parts +" IN. Gnit-.f States
No Alcohol Isissrrs. or Acids.
Remember his: l,r H"ughton's P.p>,n u greet
nat"r"i remedy, IRE" from Alcohol F''rts. ACIDS.
and may be taken b, The most t., Bile patti,
who ~ noi water cracker w',h"", distress.
Cures in Every Town.
d. iInut ltnn's i'I-in has been irst-d f"r up
Years. eyer, iarg- IN the Unit,
States, ant it- agents refer dy ic- Ia many
rnaI h,bIr every ,"ss" Numerous "details of
rrp"ts certificates Of fh, .icians
patients, The circulars furnished BY agens
gratis.
great nervous anriio,- and particularly use
- hiou-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad.
E9...ss7 EI.1:=.S 1870 80 A.LL1
SIMMER AlsisAN.E'7EN'E'.

4 NTH. otherwise ORDER ed. the Cars will leave the
Y station at Eaton every Gav. Sundays excepted ]
at go A. VI. ami 30 A. VI and a Hamilton in
time for the downward train G. III. * ID. Railroad.
Returning will leave Hamilton the arrival OF the
train from Cincinnati, aud arrive i Eaton lOl A
NJ, and :! T. VI
A line of fast class Coaches connects a. Eaton for
Richmond. and all other western towns.
All Freight intended go down in the morning.
must he IN by o'clock the Day previous, and those
receiving goods from Cincinnati have them in the
Depot by IN the afternoon to their arrival
here the next evening. All Freight goes dow in the
morning and up IN the evening.
JOSIAH CAMPBELL, Prcst pro fen.
Eaton, July 2lst 81 3ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
Brush Factor y.

~ 4 j. j. WILSON. wholesale and retail
-. Brush Manufacturers, have moved their e.sao-
me Mt to the rl west Of Main aud Front
streets opposite r. Mason's Cs.-et areYoorn. ~hero
rasa.rv "A. rchanss and Other be supplied Iiir
good Brushes at fair prices
y. r. Machine Brushes made to order.
Richmond, Oct ~, 1881. l3-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08
l.N II % X E'.a.0'E'
To Farmers, Carpenters and Other
NIXON, BELLS Il 60.
UNION Ot\DER1.
" of Nam 0Hd y 0SHInTfOu 81
RICU.UOND INUII NJ.

RV'UVOND, INDIINI,
4 RE manuac tur great variety OF Agrtcultu-
~ ral inr lcmcnts, anon, which the Davenport i'm
proved Separator. with !. Il, or horse power Having
pur chased the entire establishment of T. \. nugale.
hcyc all the patterns from which his horse
made, TO which ardci the first premium at the
Prchlc Co. Ohio Agricultural Fair October last We
d ruincd that Horse Powers shall continue to
merit the high reputation which they have already at
tanned. and all work done by shall be done it'll a
give entire satisfactio We also manufacture
the Endless hahn or Railroad Fewer. either for
q hor scs The advantages OF this
just beginning to be Appreciated The OF this
renders the farmer regard to 1hrasiing. what
he sho! be in all other perfectly independents
with the aid of stout lads and horse H. may
Thrash $50 bushels of Wheat per day We respectfully
solicit the attention OF Farmers to this admirable hnn
We also prepared 10 q" all kinds OF Mill ana other
Castings shortnoticc and favorable terms.
We also manufacture and repair IN the most sabs'an-
tis manner Steam Eng and all kinds OF machinery
Iron Gates. Railing. &c,
Carpenters and Wagon Makers, ishn. 70 purchase
Boring and Morticing Machines. woud do well 10
cali. prepared sell OTIS celebrated liub Be-
ring ana Morticing Machines. along with the shoPr sht
NINON. BELLS * co.
Richmond. Nav Is. 1872 23ti UNION FuCNpERY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

\ BoNAPARTE THE AMERICAN ARMY
promotion of 43 cadets of the Military Academy
ut West Point has just taken place in the L. ).
army. We remark among the number the
name Of the cadet aromc .Nupoieon Bonopo,7c,
who was No. II in his class at the time of the
examination, and WHO'S appointed to the regi-
mcnt Of mounted ridcmen. He is the grand
of Jerome Bonapartc. brother of the En-
pcror Napoleon, ex King of Wcstphalia, and
now President Of the French Senate. His
grandmother, Madame Patterson, first wife of
Prince Jerome, resides in Baltimore Bo/ti-
more .SM.
Etas@The Boston Chronicle says: Among the
women now at Hartford, Conn, preparing to
leave teachers for the West, under the
plccs Of Gov. Slade, there is Young Woman
worthy of special mention. An orphan and
pennilcss, she resolved to educate herself and
move in higher sphere. Amid poverty and
toll she began her labors She entered fac
tory to earn her bread and obtain means to
educate herself Her nights she devoted to
is done, and well done. She is a fine scholar.
She can teach French and Latin--shc is a fine
performer and instructor of music, and is now
ready for the fine field before her-the im-
table West. And she will succeed there. She
will prove herself fine specimen of Mas
sachusctts girl. Her husband will be a mem
Der Of Congress President of the United
States--and Of such girl the Old Bay State
may well be proud. All success attend her.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

Tue QUIZ QUIzzED.-A Swell clerk, from
the city of New York, who was spending an
evening in country tavern, cast about him for
amusement. Feeling secure in the
possession of the most money, he made the fol :
lowing offer
iii will drop money into a hat with
any man in the room The one that holds out
the longest shall take the whole and treat the
company
iii do it, said an old farmer The kncv
dropped in a quarer-the countryman followed
with "Bungtown" copper.
$50 on said the cockncy.
II won't said the farmer, take the whole and
treat the company"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-08

HORSE POWERS AND THRASHlkG MACHINES.
Annual Fair Oct 1851
TO echo
~ Power exhibited By DUGDAE of Richmond
nd, the grud :
hereby the said Thomas
PRESIDE o
daof
superior by the Undersigned at the weIlnown
u q II - -
would be pleased to al those who desire purchase
H.