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GUERILLA WAR-An true men admire open,
bold enemy This is particularly true in political
Bfe We have passed through many conflict
with high respect for our opponents because OF
their candid avowal of their political sen iments;
but in the present contest for Cle.k 10 this
IT, the iadepeadent democratic, Iocof1co candi-
date, and his advocate, the editor of the Jeffer-
sonan, contend that they have no principles which
are involved in this contest and set up the claims
of Mr.. Schlater, the ground that he IS good
Clerk. A good clerk does not entirely consist in
performing the mechanical duties of the Office,
but in the moral and political iEfl aeaces which
his official position may exert.
The advocates of this Democrat, candidate
for Clerk dare lot avow their political principles
for if they were TO, they woad declare that
the Constitution carries slavery iato all the terri
toriesT-the enforcement of the present fugitive
slave law, and opposition to its repea,-the &C
QUESTION Of Cuba and Mexico, from which to
make slave States. ana mluy other Objectionable
principles and measures.
Shout! the Democratic Clerk be elected he
will usa his personal influence and the patronage
Of his official positiol to force these measures and
/ principles upon the country. VIII the RepubN
cans of this county aid in defeating such politi-
cian or, will they sit quietly at home, and permit
the Democracy to elect their candidate. If that
party had majority the voters of this county
on their side OF these questions, would they per
nit Republican to come in and tarn the tables
against them, When did they ever do such an
act. No matter wha. may be the superior quail
tiications, nor how Indifferent those of their Own
candidate, the masses of the party uote the ticket
And we trust the attempt being made to De
ceive the Republicans viii no. prove Successful
The candidate of the Republican, party, ). Mere
dith, has long been a citizen of this county--is
gentleman eninently qualified to perform tht
duties Of CIerA-has hal considerable experience
and in every position he has held he has given
universal sa,:sfaction-he has labored for the i'm
provemeut Of the county-has contributed mu.l
to It's prosperity, and il oar humble opinion Is el
titled to the support of every Repa bIicaa il til
County
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Com hination PIow os Beard 4 Sinex

Messrs. BEARD SISsx-Srs: The certtnstIon plas
bought Of yoa il ight. l is the best plew
that made. and to keep it
in repair that If had other good qualities alone
should recommend above other pioss dni it great
advantage to have two shears, do have
time in getting it sharpenei laid. I well
pleased with the idea OF having ths land piece
separate that il renewed cut,
baE little
Ihaye four rIsws my farm, OF them though
were as sood as could be made hut Gni thai when
y is pawi the Combination always 20
with il ny boys any other il they get
My neigbors who have used the kind speas
Of th1m in the CHEST praise-snd wha,
every body else says must have truth n il,
JAMES MOORE
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For the Palladium



In the fall of 1924. | stopped at tavern at B
- Virgin aud found at the supper able an
old acquaintance ten living in St. Marys county
Maryland, who introduced me TO Gen. W. Jones
OF the District Of Columbia - who old
and had known all our Presidents. After
supper, Gen. Jones invited me to the room up
stairs which they occupied and where our CONVEX
saton turned on various topics connected with
the politics of the country. ] spoke favorably OF
James Monroes administration. s. (the Mary
land gentleman remarked that he had a favora-
bic time for administering the government, and
that. therefore, it did rot require much talent to
do it Gen. Jones replied, Indeed, sir, can
sure you that there is not day nor an hour in
which a II the wisdom, ard virtue too, Of Pres
ident of the United States not put in requisi
ton"
! mentioned the remark to an old man who had
lived near President Monroe in Loudon. and
worked for him when building his large house as
a common iaborer. He told me that he met Pres
ident Monroe one day, on his farm; that af
ter exchanging sautations, Presid mt Monroe
said to him. mir. NJ :, you are better off than
am; you get tired it is true, at your labor. but
wien you lie down at night, you can go TO sleep
aud rest Urself; it is not so with me | have
many upon me that I often cannot sleep
aud it out or words TO that effect.
thought these things too good TO be lost.
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~Starfiqr q " O.

crStartiag German paper with English
editorials would be attended With considerable
expense. and We suggest to the whisky sellers
champion, parson Reltzsch, to drop that notion
aud merge it in the CenteEviue Republican.
which hiss proved to be 50 True" az organ TO
him Il will probably serve the purpose, aad only
differs from the one in contemplation By being
an English paper with German editorials, Tie
sight variation in the two IS expressed very sig
nifcantly in saying: a PAT little pig, ard LIT
TILE fat pig The nature of The animal viii not
be changed particle.
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JUDGE GoHLsoN.-Our neighbor of the
jeff. tried to palm of on his readers as the
veriiable truth, that Judge Gohlson. Repub-
lican candidate for Supreme Judge of Ohio,
had, rery receatly moved from Mississippi.
and previous TO his moving had sold his
slaves and pocketed the money He now
publishes certificates (gotten up it may be
on the Kansas Cincinnati Directory plan. or
a la kickapoo.) setting forth that the sale,
DC, took place nearly twenty years ago,-
1t will not do for our neighbor to preach the
doctriue of "once q sinner. always . sinner"
because, admitting the truth of the certifi
Gates he publishes, he and the Judge have
merely exchanged positions. Elder was once
q good "Abolitionist.' and. not having slaves
to sell. he now advocates the right in others
to traffic in human flesh and to extend slavery
wherever the constitution goes! Judge Gohl-
son was once as much of = pro slaveryite as
our neighbor. yet he now opposes the extern
sion OF slavery. is Republican, and con.
te nds that the constitution of our country
never was designed to foster and enlarge the
borders of slavery, and to cripple the euer'
xies OF free white men BY bringing slave-labo1
in competition with them. Gohlson was once
blind. but now he secs; and the reverse i:
now the lamentable condition of our neigh
bor-we pity his benightsd condition!
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The Fifth Aranna III.

- The Fifth Avenue Hotel, Just opened in
New York. COS, Sl,l50000. The carpets, furn;-
ture and the painting cost s350,0o0; the gas fix
taves SIS 600, Starr { White OF this CITY are
fitting up great houses n this city nth gas at
much less prize, aal advise al vho have not vet
awaited themselves OF their gh. ID 80 a. as early
day - Prac,ieabls. Their workzas1 hare had mach
experience aud all work done By them Is warranted to
be well dene, and at bat slight Inconvenience TO the
house keepers
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0vERTISING RATES
P0Sitirely Cash for .Jsb Work

Ne are prepared to do al kinds Of job " crk in
Iain All fancy collars, ia style st excellence that
canne be SURPASSED and deyotrg spsciai attention
tht Branch 81 cur business reSYec fully solicit the
patronage Il all Who desire any kind of printing done
We have fixed cur prices st as low any re-
sPeetd6le establishment and will hereafter in eenSa
Grafton a these reduced prices expect the cash or
special contract, the delivery u the work.
HOLLOWAY / DAVIS
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Public Speaking at HillsbOrO'.

viii paslic discussion the political Gaes
lions day Hilisboro. on Saturday Next.
September nth. Inst. O'Clock. Hon SOL AEg.
EDITH Republican candidate for Clerk Court uoa
D P HOLLOWAY. and J. c. wHITRiDGE, Esq will &c
present zas address the meeting.
ulusbore. Srp.. 1854.
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gThe 1'iorniotcn Mail il the title Of pa
per just started il Thorntowa Boone county. BY
j. W. Jackson 1t IS Republican Il politics.
neat in appearance and sensible in management.
50 far as We can jadge from the first Issue. We
wish i; a hearty support
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-Stenhen Section will sell Lnber. Lab
and shingles At lover prices for CASH thasnyy. II
tha ci.F Ax5 deliver H. Yard o. IN s,re, North 81
Main. 3ot,
poor. ard shoes AID Dr. Goods. for Ds-ahS a. h.
Chsap Iuuser Yara OF .sh Street, North ofAai s-:f
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pIED-on ths 9Th inst, REBECCA A. WALKER
daughter ofJohn Sarah Walker. aged years and
mouths
OH the sad hour o parting,
strong the fond tie,
Tears OF fond afec ton starting,
Aud the bosom renIn sigh.
Fare We well ely treasure,
All tine meeting
Recolecting former pleasures,
How il els the ting
But Heaven may bless with resignation,
And supply "A sisters love
While brothers true affection,
SuppIcates the Throne :.
In CntervilIe "a inst, OF congesve chill. DAVID L.
WOODS, Sarah J. Woods aged IL yrs m -.
and days.
In wayncsviIe. Ohio the 3Ist ult MIC AJAu JOHN
SON disease of the heart The WsynesvilIe Visitor
says He had been iLdisposei few days previous.
then convalescen hal just shaved himself. said
felt aud would lie down a minutes IN short
he complained OF difficulty Breathing.
rected the and ghbors
but in less than ten minutes corpse.
Mr.. johnson has long resident Of this cou.muni
ty nd maintained upright walk among his fellow
zens, by whom he much respected He accep
table member of the Society Of Friends. which
he haf main taned consistent walk for half
fury.
residence, miles OF this city the
WILLIAM KNOX in the Goth year OF his
lie resided in this county many years and
universally respected for his industry
integrity.
On the 9Th inst EDWARD T., infant OF Benjamin
and Lizzie b Johnson, aged one month.
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~"k ann 5ody hurtr'-Enouired on

kF"I any oody haFlE -Ehqulred our
neigLbor of Jefersonian, recently, when some
of his fellow citizens were supposed TO Be
wounded near the gullet. After reading the
following extract from the Richmond cores
pondence of the Cincinnati Gazette, the SAINT
inquiry forced itself on our mind:
1.-The editor Of the Democratic paper at
this place, in his last issue, devotes his lea
der to the abuse of Judge MORTON, aud
your correspondent. When he can ind no
argument he gets about two-thirds full of bad
ale, and breaks forth in the most shocking
and mendacious editorials. abusing every
person who ever happened to tell the truth
about him or his party. He is notorious
turn coat-any thing for office. He has been
W hig. Abolitionist, and is now a L0cQtoco
o. the most detestible character. In 1852 he
was for eiadicating Slavery, and now he is
for protecting it, When be was in the Leg
islature he voted for bill to send Whisky
sellers 10 the Penitentiary, and now he is
their apologst, and signs their petitions
praying for license 10 sell bad whiskey. &c
He wanted the Fugitive Slave Law repealed
and now he thinks it the most sacred OF all
laws-inceed he occupies most humilliating
position and dare not express his honest sem
tiinents, for fear of being clicked out" of
his little Office
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.Erial Navigation Secured--ImpOr.
lant Discovery.

Mr.. J. c. Belman. of the Gazette, informs
us that he has made a discovery relative TO
aerial navigation which is bound to revolution
ize more or less of the commerce ofthe world.
Mr. Belman. has discovered a means of navi-
eating the air as readily as steamers steam
over the waters, and more than that, the
principle is the most simple imaginable. As
yet the discovery is secret with himself
He proceeds to the Federal City to-day. to
file a cGreat, preparatory TO obtaining a pat
ent when he will enligh:en the world. and
open an Office for the sale of rights,-Cfa
Daily Times Of dag. 1871.
sW- Our citizens will be called upon in
few days to purchase tickets, for the propo-
sed Balloon Ascension; which is to come
off on Thursday Oct. 90 during the Fair
for the purpose of indemnifying Prof. Bel
man. These ascensions are attended with a
greet deal of expense, his mammoth Balloon
''Leyiathan" costing Of itself $1,000. There
viii be larger crowd of people here on that
dav than were collected together in Eastern
Indiana, at any one time. Persons who
visit Richmond that day will have time
to visit the Fair, Ascension and Fire Works
Mr. Belman, is pupil Of the celebrated
Mons Goddard, who was engaged by the
Emperor Napoleon, during the late war tc
make ascnsions for the purpose OF ascer
tanning the position and movements of the
enemy. Mons. G. is tie greatest 5eronau
that ever visited our shores, and should he
not guard well his iaurels Prof. B., will ye
pluck them from his brow.
The exhibition Of Fire works will be by
far tue most gorgeous ever exhibited in the
State, including several novel and costly
pieces An attache Of this office, will ac-
company Mr.. B. lin his fight through thu
skies Go and see.
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Yoa had better call on SAN ELDER at the
Pos, Office
Papers and Haga-ine deIiuered IN
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N.cHrSH-Bui few per-

ECONOMY OF SEWING NAcHINEs-bui few per-
40. eoapsratvely are aware Of the economy Of Sing
e.. Sewing Machines, and the speed With which they
sew We submit. the following table. showing by sesn-
=, sxneriment of dine-en. keES. the ene required
to stitch each part by hand and win the
sewing machine. The superiority OF the WORK cone
bv the machine ard the heahfuness Of the employ
mens are aasaut.se. quite great As the saving OF
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STEPHEN SCOTfON, will sell inch Lum-
her for 81 IS per leo any other
ysri viii sell for -, Come and 9Th Street, North
CT Nam 3su
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Newspapers and Magazines Regularly,
Iou had better call Oh SAM. ELDER at the
Post Office.
EF Papers and Magazines delirercd in
any part Of the City grithom crtra charge.
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Election In .Uaine-L N Morrill, Republi-
can, has been reelected Governor Of the State Of
Maine, by an increased majority. The Legislature
is Republican all over.
Termont-The result in this State is equally
cheering. Hail is re elected Governor by larg
er majority than he had last year. Tue Legs!a
ture is almost unanimously Republican.
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A machiue for the manufacture OF ice Is
now in oDeration in Leuden, which turns out
three tons o { that commodity daily II is the in-
vention of Mr. Harrison of Australia The re.
rigera,iou is produced by the evaporation OF
ether in q va >Guui.
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To tttF Farmers and Others interested in Hogs.
- We invite IN. ettention of the above class y
1.-The Communication rom Nr. r. Johusonburgh,
who is gentleman OF the highesv billy,
and upon whose statements the most implicite con-
fdeRce may be placed We are also acquainted
with Or. Fenulore and know he would not make
representations which are not strictly and fully TO
be relied upon. We adgise all who have occasion
for hog Cholera medicine to try bis L-nEent.
Cambridge City, Ind, Sept Is, 1859.
Messrs. Eds Palladium: Geutlemen-For the
benefit OF farmers and Others, | will say that We
have lost many hogs with the disease known as
Hog Cholera and have administered the usual re
medies With many othe:s. but have found nothing
equal to the Liniuseat or Pain Extractor. manu-
featured by DR.. Joseph 5. Fen;more of Richmond,
lud. Il is the most efIectual of ANYTHING we have
used We first expermented BY drenching a
large sized hog with the contents Of a two ounce
bottle, adding about tie same quality Of water
10 prevent the Linineut from sirancng him, at
the same time applying in full strength BY bath
ing we'll under the throat We found this had an
excellent effect. We then selected twenty hogs
that were very sick, and administered as above
stated. Seventeen OF the twenty recovered and
three died. Those three were nearly dead wher
the med jce given. We know of no better
remedy in this disease than Fenimore,s Eminent
{ Judging from the effects we have witnessed. vt
/ have no dolot, when properly administered. anC
especially soon after the hog is discovered to bt
! affected will cure large portion .-ue.haps Fin,
f out ii ten We arst got the Linment by tbs
bottle, bat have since ordered il BY the gallon il
/ jugs. Il s much the cheapest gallon in til,
! small bottles costing about SIS /; by the gallon
/ one third as much S JauysoNBURGu
IF the firm Of A. D. Bond / Co, pistillers
/ Cambridge City
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Seam. Of anv considerable length are stitched efa
rsrily by machine at the rate of a yard minute
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PREPARISG FOR THE STATE FAIR Our friends
Brady & Son are finishing Portable Engine, for
exhibition at the State Fair 1t is a model of SIM
plicty in arrangement, and specimen of work
manship seldom, if ever exceiIei in this, any
other city. There is peculiar good taste in the
style Of the Workmanship and its high finish ex-
hibits The soid.ty and good quality OF the materi-
al They also have some sugar mills in state of
forwardness.
Mcssrs Car & Co, Of the Spring Foundry. are
ase putting up model Portable Engine for the
State Fair, and will come in direct competition
with their neighbors Q: the Quaker City Work..
We shall institute comparisons, shah we
envy the perplexity which will DefaH the commit
tee which shalt be called upon to decide between
them.
In our walk around the Depot, we called ia at
the boiler factory of our friend Capt Sinex We
found the hands all busy, aud making too much
noise and confusion to be he ard so asked bat
few questions; yet the manner in which the bust
ness is carried on and the demand for their work,
indicates u thrifty business. The proprietor is
erecting new brick shop, and with increased IA
cilities can supply the demand for their superior
boilers His workmen have had much experience,
aud put up their work in the nea.est and most
substantial munner. He can furnish all kinds of
work in his line at Cincinnati prices.
We also called in at the establishment of Mes
srs. Perry & Johnson. We found there saw
mill by which all kinds of lumber are rnanufac-
tured from the log. They use a circular saw in
their mill They also have smaller saws for rip
ping up lumber. A planning mill which does good
work most rapidly; also all kinds of machinery
for making DOORS sash and blinds, and, in fact a
large amount of work in finishing house. The
work we noticed there is equal to any we have ev-
or seen. aud we commend the establishment to all
who need anything in the way of wood work OF a
building. We do not know who are the propric-
tors Of the respective departments, we would
give the necessary address.
We noticed on the platform at the Depot some
OF s Horney & Co. $ superior ploas, about to be
shipped to of their agents 70 be entered for
premiums at the county fairs. The plows that
beat them il The hands Of an intelligent and i'm
partial committee, will be entitled hig honors,
Messrs. Beard & Snex were also on the plat
form with several of their plows about TO start to
the Tippecanoo County Fair. Their combination
plow is winning golden opinions wherever it is
used and known.
Opposite the Depot is the agricultural ware
rooms Of Mr.. Swayie where ali manner OF farm
articles he has for sale woald occupy more space
than We can spare, but We advise our fArners to
call in and see for themselves They cannot fail
to find some articles which it would be a great
advantage to have.
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Richmond Industrial College

WILL OPEN for the FALL TERM, SEPTEMBER is'h'
"
Miss { ROGERS Teacher Preparatory Department.
3 EI-.u prof Eioeution.
,IoIroNRr Peamanship
Nj. uoLLING>WoRTH, +" Matara' Ss .n
a. HOLT, a.snS, 1919
Preparatory Department. 3"
Academic, iineluding the Natural Seenees1 so
Collegiate, (iacuiinx Higher Mathematics and ~,
Greek and Latin tanguAges1 ~. W
French hNHa-
Psynae mt promptly by the middle of the term
Bush Will drill the classes in foen'ioh ."o ~
three times each week, and Prot a T. heeonee VIZ
all c students. The instruction IN rem
mAuship Eocution alone will be worth the nut pf.se
tuition the teachers 10 these ptAhees nave -" -
the West.
prof Holt would he pleased to institute
an interesting young Ladies All Gentlemen IN
French. the commencement OF the term. a
Who a thorough education. and every neeihi Lae
ity for completing will be FURNISHED THOSE
wishing quality themselves fer teachers can ey ~
tuition, avail themselves OF course OF
instruction and Eiecution thorough as
Normal school in the country fret- non
highly ecoaiaended the superintendent as MY
competent fill his department. in Higher MAthemAtes
and the Lar guages
After the rst Institute will be transferred
Hall TO the I'm glish Lutheran ,huteh'
which. three recitation rooms contains one 81 inc
and Lecture Rooms IN the ives
able board of Lecturers have been en-
gagged to lecture upon Sciences during the
/ fall and wiuter terms.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Dir r Y Uauvhton Mrs NJ. j. Newton.
n p HoIloway DR.. Tho mss,
Pr. A. II. Butler. r. M scoit'
DR. o. p Bear Esther Hadiey
Rev. v Il. Miller.
further particulars address
NJ IL HOLLINGSWORTH, Supt.
San, N lsso 4otf
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STATE CENTRAL CoNxIrTEE.-Tbe Chairman OF
the State Central Committee has called meet
ing CT the Committee at Indianapolis Oh the 2oth
inst, at O'Clock. P. N.
The object is cot stated in the call, but every
Republican must see the necessity for 40 early
meeting and a prompt attendance the part OF
the Committee We are 10 favor Of holding our
State Convention, for the nomination Of State Of
fcers, al as early day as practicable, say the
22d Of February In addition TO the advantage
Of having our candidates early in the field dele
gates to the National Convention should be ap-
pointed. Other business of interest 10 the party
will require attention. We hope there will be a
prompt attendance of ali the members
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WANTED ID.

an AGENT 10 whom will be given the sole and Il
N right sale Of Bartetts Patent Novelty
Sewing Machines, this County. Prices Sc. 4l0 and
SIT. T. CLARANCE HIGGINS.
General Travelling Agent,
L. L. HIGGINS, Gel Agent Al the Merhd tn House.
40 Sixth Street, Cine innau.t
Sept. eth, 1853. %