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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

.D6r The Boston Mail understands
that the Sea Serpent was seen by 8. d.
johnson, Esq, while returning from an
excursion to Hull in his yacht Tyra.
Mr.. johnson endeavored to make ac-
quaintancc of his mpnstership, but was
unsuccessful.
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b% Gen. Winfield Scott was born
near Petersburg, Va, June l3, 1886,
and is therefore just sc years old.
Daniel Webster was born at Salisbury
N. H., January Is, 1882, and is now
in his 7lst year.
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b6r Among the articles sent over the
Erie Railroad a few days ago, was a
piano for Salt Lake, Utah territory
The distance is about 1000 miles. The
place where it is destined to 60, q few
years ago was inhabited only by the In.
dians.
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D@- Mr.. j. B. Clarke, agent for the
Ladies' Wreath, is in town, and is pre-
pared to exchange bound volumes of the
Wreath for the unbound numbers, also
to renew old subscriptions and take new
ones.
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D@ Coal has been found in consid-
cradle quantities in Portsmouth in this
State. A company is now engaged in
working it. The coal is Is feet thick,
and resembles the Pennsylvania pro-
ducts. ="
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p@ IF you would make young lady
hate churning,' teach her to play the
piano-would you stock her with
nerves. tell her that it is low to do
housework.
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B% A week ago yesterday, Mr.. Hi.
ram Ames, of Mattapoisett, Mass, sein.
ed at one haul tsoelpe hundred barrels oi
fish, chiefly menhaden, with sprinkline
Of mackerel and shad.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

b@ A lake, one hundred miles in
circumference, heretofore unknown to
the whites, has been discovered within
fifteen miles of St. Anthony.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

b~ A young lady was discharged
from one Of the largest vinegar houses
in our city one day last week. She was
90 sweet that the vinegar was kept from
fermenting.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

D~No catechism is % useful to chill.
dren as their parents example at home
Il Is the brightest mirror under Their
roof 7dylor.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

~ The Maine Law was again de-
fsstsd in the Connecticut House Of Rep
rsssptatiyss last week. -ins
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

D@ A yonng printer of Cincinnati
has recently inherited fortune Of $50,
600, left him by deceased uncle in
Ireland. Good fat take, that.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

The LADIES' WREATH, for July, is
a good number, we'll worthy its hereto
fore well-merited popularity.
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CHE Giterarp Gfbo,
PawoatWck AdverGisero

Westerly, Juno ~, lsS2.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-06-24

In Groton, Ct., June 10, by Ed. 8. 8. Gris-
void, Mr.. JOHN d. Mitchell, of Groton, to
Miss ALMIRA wArRoUs, Of Ledyard.
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DIE ID

DIED.
At Mystic, CT. on the 7th inat., Mr.. j. a.
WILLIAMS, aged "a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
T u IT. IA IL M
T. D. Walpole at WASHINGTON.

NeSsrs Edlfors:-ln looking over tie last
Paia iiuul, fnd that you can see no Demo.
claHc Eaia- n your city worth shootin, at
Hence You reserve your FIRE until Gov Wright
or Tom " alPoie comes along, then you give
Them few raniom shots. Gov. Wright NAV be
shining mark, but Walpole was not dim
star IN the political constitution a, the time Of
hts speech IN our town, human nature is an
awful liar.
i j inleel surprising TO think how the
Democrats have progressed this far without him,
but II Is more surprising how the Wings got
along with him. Hand bills had been up
several days announcing that he would address
the cit zens so his hearer. amounted 10 50 or 90,
about equally divided between the three parties.
In the course Of his speaking he touched
lightly on some Wing measures. Dwell con
siderable the tariff. and the life of General
Scott, then fastened on TO faintng fast pos
sble, The latter part Of his speech closed up
as follows:
Friends there is one thing which | wish TO
call your atten.'n- r. - - n regard 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
->-~----


Gen. Pierce'S fainting. Il feel unwell) Now
it is charged by Wings that he tainted at the
sight of battle, this is not true. Turning very
pale.l Blu, this is how ii happened; he was
riing at the head Of his Brigade. charging on
the enemy was thrown from his horse, badly
injured an tainted in the arms Of his brother
officers Tom al this critical moment turned
white about the cills, ..ohofumAed, wtited-
down Ok was an awful scene.) revived "hol-
lowed New N-k most manuily- The dIi-
erencr between his fa:ntins and Gen. Pierce
was this, one was thrown hy horse, and the
other hv BIZ, Pain Killer. Some oil the
crowd thought he had tainted. others thoueh' hS
was Medium. and good "SPtrlt> dweit
within. committee of boy. ami Tom
Means conducted ham to the hotel, and as h"
passed alon-, the fountain ct the great deep
broke out III new psace, and eroe kodile tears
like little >trcQms did flow.
Il was remarked by Democrat that we'le
0>e him til after the election ana then lay h m
on the Shelf. After this sad catastrophe, .ua,e
Morton took Tie stump, rehearsed the greater
part Of Walpoles speech Bio"el of con
siderable daS; hut IL Was ordained that he
lid mot bust out, cave IN, or fafnt
JAcoBus.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
Wayne County Agricultural Fair.

The Executive Committee Of the Board o.
Directors of the Wayne County A5riculural
Society, beg leave 10 announce that they are
making ample and liberal arran gcment> to hold
the second annual Fair of the Society. The
grounds will be enclose in due ,nlc, an every
thing that is calculated to promote the convc-
ncncc of exhibitors or the pleasure of visitors
will be attended TO. The Fair grounds are To-
Gated near Centrevillr, AMI are admirably cal
culatcd for such an exhibition as is expected to
be had this Fall. They therefore rcspcctfuI,
invite the Farmers and Mechanics Of Oh
WAYNE to bring up specimens of the pro.luc-
tons of their soil. and Of their hands for E<hi-
htion. Let have fair exhibition Of the
agricultural AMI mechanical skill Of the En-
pirc County. We now in the way of inn
provemrnt-let Us not get out Of il, but enter
with new sor in the cause Of common interest
TO US all. The good which is accomplished BY
these exhibitions. is already seen and felt. iii
better tillage of the soil. better stock, better
mechanism. and greater thrift Then come up
Let every man, woman AMI child come up. and
in the spirit of tr'.e patriotism. throw in some
thing TO swell the stock and enhance the inter
est Of the occasion. Look not alone at pre-
m!umS--gct them ii YOU can-we would that
we had one for every competitor: but come 10
help out, 10 enlarge AMI vary the stock 10 show
forth the abundance which aboundS ana tic
fruitfulncss Of our happy land, an the skill
and good taste Of those who share It's bountics
In most special manner the ladies nvi-
ted to be present and exhibit specimens of
their labors, and cheer the good work with
their presence.
Thomas d. Talpoie, addressed small crowd
Of people in this city, Saturday last
We did not hear him, nor have we seen
any one who did hear the whole Of his har-
angue, therefore merely the fact that he
did speak. and that in the evening Bro. Barsis
sent up balloon-therefore we conclude the
whole affair ended in gas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
w HIG III E E T I n G

The people, irrespective Of party. are re-
ouested to meet at Abingdon, on THURSDAY
the 30th DAY OF September, for the purpose Q
hearing the principles and measures Of Ii,
Viii narty presented 10 their consideration
The friends Q. Gen WINFIELD SCOTT, who
thrice nqu,red Peace b lis r:,lor soldier
and four times prevented War by his skill 4
statesman. are specially invited to attend.
HON 5 w PARKER, and other VIII
speakers VIII be present 70 address the meeting
Every body. Wiz. Democrat, ana the res
If mankind are invited.
~,.r-,,ut,,.r 2 md 1852
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
WHaig Meetings.
FrOu. Samuel w.. Parker,

VIII address his fellow citizens, follows: at
KNIGHTSTOWN, Tuesday, 23th September
CENTREN Saturday, end October.
WINCHESTER Monday All October.
MUNCIE. Wedncs Law, 9th October.
CONNERSNIILE, Saturday, 9;h October
RICHMOND, Monday, 11th, October,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
T;,c Western Military Asylum.

L. D1.l
ne o'as't''l'H mr.. . '''e 80 ~
An act passed At tile close q the late session
Of Congress. authorized the Board Of Officers
r..,...J h,. -. ,,.. If th, 81 III March 1881. 10
-.
;, -,
the Blaze l-ich>, Ky, anu II me oAhiih5> anu
Ian Is attached are founl suitable FIR the pur-
,a.. ana thcy can br purchased At a rc.,ona-
ipr. T., ,,,r.ba-. Them f.,r th. Western t<y-
ny 49, -
i''l an - i' "
authority, Generals s."tt an ""'. AMI surgeon
General Itw>on are now IN the Ne>t to * I'M
Ia, H. >;,rin.e Gen w DOL and staff left herr.
,.,ti 80, c..,...i
ana t">"h ieaNe l''N'"' 81 'o' NC >"iiic DeS
tInatloi. tins morning.
-
litEf'fA fi'AS foi' 'E - ~ ~
editor Of the Indiana l"ufna thd> speaks "i the
preparations Tor the IN l.'n' IT. Agricultural
Far.
The Military 4roun l. north west Of the Statc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
=. .Ncrcdiih =. -. p. EE0!l0.ray.

Will address their fellow citizens as follows: at
LEwlsvILLE Thursday. 2'rl of September, at
o'clock. i'll the evening.
RAYsvILLE. Thursday. o'rd September at two
o'clock in the afternoon
SrICEIAND the same evening.
lIILL~RoRoreH, on Monday. eth September.
NEWPORT. Tuesday eSth Of September,
WIILIaMsEuKG, Wednesday, 29th September
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
Old Chippewa in the Field!


The public are respectfully invited To attend
81 meeting of the Scott Club, on Saturday even
IN, NEXT the 90 inst in the Warner building.
A.. object of the Association is TO 81 semi
aSfssorI an1onfy Ynr Ypnr'fn. poffrfc"f orr'o
ncnts respectfully invited to attend. The
Wings. one and all, specially intltel to be
present.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
par RsyrcSDto',re ~ G,n2r..
MUEL w PA2 K T. R
tor Jndee ofhe S>renh Jsficj"i |trcitf
JACOB B. LIAM

tor Pr0sccnfiag .it"rneg -~li.AS t'i-'lo' r..
/i,r Senntoy-OiIvER BUTLER
for X presentaticts EIlHt IL Vt
II " SlltNA\.
y /. HARRIS
Far ShfriT.-J. e. PAGE
Ior I,sssoy-J W. NPIIEESON-
E1r yr,asuyey-A ACHILLES WILLIAMS
~, yaJ-e-Coo.r oa Pfcas-N. " JOHNSON.
~. p,,S m y WILLIAM f. UfNIDE.
For County iisst0uer-louN II III ION
E,,r ('o,oa,y-S TEpiItN JOINS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22

I@5- Gen. Scott arrived at Pittsburgh on Sat
VI lay morning last, at O'Clock, an was met
At the railway station rs i large crowd. Who IS,
cortel him to the Monon-ahela House. On
Satur lay morning he was introduced TO large
asSemhace, who had con gr-gated in front the
hotel. He maje Short speech, in which he
passed. hi-h eulocium upon Pennsylvania.
AMI her regular AMI citizen soldiers. 4 mos,
enthusiastic meeting was held by the Whiss il
front Of the hotel on Saturday ni-ht Gen.
Scott remained IL Piushur- over Sunday, and
on NonIay lef for Mays,,ll,, On Official busi.
ness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22

good intended all women to be beautiful
much 50 as he did the mourning clores and
roses. and what he intended they should become
they would, if they would obey his laws and
cut Incidence and corset strings, and indulge
IN freedom and fresh air. For girl to expect
to be handsome with the action of her luDrs
dependent on the expansive nature of cents
worth Of thpe. is absurd as TO look for tulips
in a snow bank, or full grown oak in flower
pot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22

ana mechanics OF the county. The gathering
1T the approaching T mir viii be more than doubit
that OF last Year, and every animal exhibited
WI Increase in in'tr~, and h,n,l, tolhc county.
Tie iollowln. shows the elevation Of diel ent
points on the Indiana Central Railway:
| uian track-In Annapolis %. 90 feet
Pheasant Ran 40
LEX rtck 1860
Grassy do l07.io :.
Sugar do 1869 i"
Back ID 1892 :
Greenfield l&4u :.
Brtnlyulr ne Cr,,h ll&,e 70 :
y Y corner III Rush County 26I . :
* Nile creek COS
>ammi, We~t ii blue River eJ6 % :.
kui- ht-.owu Depot 1880
Biu, River 1900
Crossing y II IN Ray>>ille oi5lo
N.uont Road - Cows $50. 20
summit Wc~t of Eat ROCK $40
FE.t l.,ek Creek Sl3.2t
>anm.. ratl,.> East ot Flat Rock $50 o.
SIMON, Ct,,k 81 90
Dublin 1000
C.,mbri - Ci,y-Wr~t 217 90
NAIse Waser Ctnt 2iIun
We~t Ri,or ou&5p
Il .rileu'> Ride 81 80
VI 4ltcn.!.,le- Creek %
Summit between Mlr,-n,.ai. Cre,n
an Green, Fork EOS 40
Greens FuIA 2lo -
Tests llia %7i -
hollands Fork @I&.;5D
Csntrc,ille Depot 2,.3.eo
summit between & & Richmond .5l4.5p
East Fork IL Whi.,. Wattr 1900
r. .hn1aul D.uot e5l5p..
Est Fork nt..r S.tt,. Line o555)
~,.,... NO onS5
The baile over Nhi,e Water at Hchm"n!
: .'ol i'et i"1-S, AMI =" isei nigh ltl> ! iser
maps tl5c highest tttrpl@t Hfl - II the Sttttr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
1oors AND HOE s..

IL Merchants and dealers know Row oscntial At to-
iuN ch..a M = aro1tilt>il At
.rp par of rs "a Boz :, boots. CHI aP:
,ttr h,ir made.
i3la No,uer-' ana Misses Sltnas, 70
5uip thilrcn,' Shoes anl Boots. Ito It's arIs
GArcs. SOS. assottoi,
Mems ana uu.usb> kuobtrs cheap,
wholesale 81 the lowest tin iunat rates, bv
JnHN row ELL. COLA, Boot. Man street ia yton-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-09-22
CESrREvILLE, Sept. 90, 1889.

EIfJrS I'0Eldfi Hnlt-
The ground for the approaching Agricultural
Far is in the course Of preparation Ii
embraces near three acres, about one fourth ot
mile west Of town. and is well shaded The
~ vii be enclosed BY board fence seven feet
high THIS Far. | am glad 10 see, Is looked
for~tr Ia VII much interest by the farmers
and mechanics OF the county. The gathering
IL the approaching Far VIII be more than double
that OF last Year, and every animal exhibited
MI increa>tin in'tr>t and benefit to The county.
Tie following shows the elevation OF diel eAt
points on the Indiana Central Railway:
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The Railroad.

PATRICK GARRETA-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-18
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.

has become settled fact acknowledged by tho
hest Physicians city, that in the of Sci onl1,
letter and many other Diseases BRESTLtSGER's FLup
ExrRAcr SARsArARLLA AND DANDELIoN, is decidedly
above all other preparations speaks itself whenever
and although have never taken the pains OF huv
published through the appointing agents
foS The sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
ters from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
by persons, who by some chance means have heard
or its wonderful curative powers. The following from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used ttor
very serious diseased E..iltI
DEAR DoGToR;
tII The two bottles ofmedcinc got from 20
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured inc; please send
some more by Express
- =, Yours Respectfully. .E
1t is prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
cty not as qiack medicine, for have made them
ousEtcd with component parts and say III
such as we not the opportunity OF making it know
TO- thai IL is entirely all minerals, and is
tho least incompatible with the
dine, Foyylcr's solution, other properties. t-
To be Paxton e. Lakes and F. Yahrlng, and soil
wholesale and retail by Il st.t
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG.
street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July 81, 49,
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. Wal Brodiray aud Franklin street, Nelo York
L this Establishment be very Repre-
II sentationoia LADY IN CHINA, under the lNFI.U
ENCE OF OPIUM head TONGUE and hands i'll motioni the
representation the kind i'll the country. The largest
collection cicn and Modern Coins in the u s.
The figure Soldier iii the Continental unorn blue and
Brooches, Caters, &C. Also, Birds OF Various Plum.
age curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian implements
Rich Oil Paintings fine Esrarings, with other
and valuable Curosities Statue OF George ILL., Such col
lection cannot be found in OF the kind in
the United States double Calf which is universally adj
neck TO the middle They full grown, and
perfectly formed and ought from the town OF Ly
Jefferson county State Of New York by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from Bcrks Penn. idmiiiGnce GRAFT
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnocs. Billiard Room with two speI.
did Tables, is also attached TO the house.
REFRESH MENTS.-Dinne and Supper parties can be
accommodated short notice. The Larder will be
supplied with clicacies Game,
Beef Stcakr Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &C. provided
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
lNO, that will repeat almost anything alter stranger.
No accommodation for political meetings OF any party
Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various altera
lions Is prepared to accommodate the Travelling Public and
Transient BoardeIs style not unsurpassed by The hes,
Hotels of the city OF New York. The Bar Room. which
ans the private in this country being the
collection OF years, will sustain the reputation accorded
il under the charge OF Mr. Thomas Riley, in the quality fits
wines, &C. &c. Connected with the above is REFEC.
TORY, where meals will be served at all hours OF tho day
evening Private for Courts ma al Referees,
Committees, Private Dinner or Supper PARTIES DC, &c
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
their patronage ,,,n,,,,,, ,,, -
Dpersons wi.hns fol pure Wine aud Spirits may depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
n. R.-Pnvate families supped with Dinners or Suppcrs
in superior STYLE for Parties of number at their rcspec
Il homes and wares glass or silver sent out TO any part
Eniranee 10 Me REFECToRY in Franklinst d..
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CONGRESS HALL.

irNH subscribers pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day possession of that well established and IA
vorably known Hotel.
CONGRESS HALL, ni".
Third and; Chesnut streete
They have house thoroughly repaired, and all the
modern introduced and furnished in style
OF elegance which will render it unsurpassed for
comfort aud convenience. 90,
This is decidedly the best located house In the city being
immediate vicinity of business, the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings.
Lines Onibses leave for part OF city every
minutes their head quarters being within one square
of tnis House.
The subscribers determined to spare no pains in
making this convenient and comfortable home TO the
traveller. ,,,-,,,, ,,,..
James Norris is well known TO many Of the bug
mess visiting city, lately in the Hardware house
of James Co, and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia Hotel, ST. Louis, will have control of the manage
n,ent The House, assisted by polite and competent
. u 81
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