davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

SINGULAR pHESoMENoN.-A cor
respondent OF the Bulletin gives the
following account of an uncommon &C.
currence which took place in Gennes-
sec county, New York, on the Goth of
June
Between two and three o'clock in
the morning, there was heard " sew
eral Of the inhabitants Of Java and
Sheldon, Cennessce county, a remark
able roaring. resembling that of a
.'''ushing Of mighty Wind" accompan-
led with ii trembling motion of the
earth for a considerable extent. 1t
was 80 considerable. that some remov-
ed the glass and earthenware from
their shelves. TO prevent its breaking.
In the morning there was discovered
OF the farm OF Mr.. J. Sykes, in the
north part OF the town of Java, re-
markablc breach in the earth. extend
nag from Seneca creek. west. across a
small flat of few rods III extent. up
the side O.: a bill. the slope Of which
was about 20 or 10 rods ~ length. 1t
was 10 rods wide ut the end next the
creek, Is at the middle. ~ d Is at the
upper end. where the earth was sunk
from % TO 80 feet. while il was raised
about ID feet above the bottom of the
creek at its lower end making the high
est point at The creek nearly as high az
the lowest depression. NJ the other ex-
tremity. The ped of the creek was
raised about 20 feet. md carried about
two rods beyond its former situation.
The ground was thrown into ridges
from , TO 10 feet high. A considera-
bic portion Of the suVace has entirely
disappeared. presenting in its stead
several strata of different kinds Of,
earth. Trees. stumps and logs. were
carried ~ or l. rods. 4 small grove
oftimber. some of which was 20 inches
through. was carried the above dis
tance. some Standing. some broken
down. and some tore up by the roots.
In some instances, those in contact.
were separated 5or rods. and others
before at a distance. were thrown to-
Cethcr. There are many conjecturcs!
IL. but none can sati.factor-
iiy account torit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
CERTIFICATE.
Baltimore, july Z.

Baltimore, July Z, 1929.
Some time ia.t Nav, Doctor Thomas
White lett with me some of his Vegetable
iooth-ach Drops, and requested me TO use
Il IN my practice-I accordingly did re-
commend IT 70 SIX of ny friends, AID some
OF them had been complaining Of the
tooth-acn tor more than three months; ;
and out OF the SIX IT had perfectly cured
tive. lam now fully convinced of its sal
utary effect, not only curing she tooth ach.
out prevents teeth from flr'he. decavlng.
J. H WlNCHEST VI. ID.
The subscriber Ia his practice as a
Dentist. having sue cessiui.v ani to con
siderable extern, USED DR.. Thomas Whites
Ioo'h-ach Drops, can recommend them
when genuine. as superior 20 any other
medicine now IN use. r. HALE
Pittsburgh, 1881
FOR SALf,-la Milton. b. z. C. AL
llson, IN CentEesI,Ie b, DR.. Prtche.;. AND
IN Richmond By 4. Sidcall ard Iyr Vim.
LIasev.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
M0r3inate lore of Wealth.

Aordinate lone o Wedth.-lf we con
over the dark catalogue of the miseries of
man, how great a proportion will be the
result of this baneful passion. What
peoples our state pri-ons-what fills our
penitentlariesl Avarice. What locks up
every noble and generous sentiment of
the soul, and chills evory friendship and
e!-Gold-which, like a Gorgon's
head tn, rs the heart to stone. What
clouds the brow-~hat b!anches the
wrinkles the forehead
what petrifies the heart? Plutus and
Mnmmon will answer Where has the
sun If consolation never shonef La the
miser's bosom. Who has never received
the homage Of an unb"ught smaef Who
hath blood In his eyes and upon his h a nds,
bn. none Ia his heart9 The lover Of Gold
When the stealing sande Of our numbered
hours are we'll nigh finisiied--when the
soul seems TO qulver upon the iIp. where
then is the omnipotent power Of G,idf-
What though the drearv passage TO the
tomb be paved with diamonds-wIiiI II
not still be caiieti the clark valley Of the
shadow Of dea thg' POINT the trembiInr.
~hlvering soul to his ovcrflowing Golfers,
wrung perchance from the very hand OF
poverty, or wres;ed from the lone wido a,
ana helpless orphan, and would this re-
move d single thorn from the pillow Of the
dying! Would this b. strea his rugged
pathway with tlewers9
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

One .. tt4ese men is genius 70 the ether.
,At..cn j. the Natural Man,
IND winch tae spirit! Shakespeare
hl.v trasel 81 " no mas have 5ceii IN
Italy IN tie epring OF 1876, mus. have
heard Of the celebrated major Of the
i.oya, Sardinian Life Guards, who
bore ~ strong "a resemblance OF the
great Napoleon a. toeXC;te the wonder
Of all those who had seen the Emperor.
-tttn;.t tine l vas Oh visit TO the
city Of GENOA. rcco:lcct that one
evening | was at the Cafe ne Groid
C'Hro with a party OF friends " hen we
observed ~ officer IN the costume of
the Guards reading at tablc.-'fc
were struci. with the resemblance
Which lie here 10 all the bu.ts and
portraits ofthe Emperor which we had
seen. In the midst 81 our ConIecturcs
tn the subject, an old French officer
decorated with the order Of the Legion
Of Honor, observing the surprise
depicted Oh our CountCnances, very
politely joined our party and said, 81
can easily imng!ne. gentlemen, the sub
.iect OF your present astonishment.
That officer is one Of the greatest won
ders il Europe, and as much like Ma
poleon as ifl:c were his twin brother;
.Edced some persons here 60 SO far rs
10 assert that both the Emperor and his
prototype are from the same parent
stock. :. hich may be the case, as the
major IS a native Of Corsica and about
:tapoleon5' age. assure you ICON
'ilucd the French otiicer) that was
near TIE Emperor on the night prcvi-
ous TO the bloody and disastrous battle
Of L.ipsic. lobserved him peruslng
he bulletin. of the army. his attitude.
.holehtless mood, and his general
dcmeanor was perfect counterpart
to the person before us. See, ne is a
bout taxing pinch Of snuff? Bv hea-
veins. NAPOLEON manner 10 perfection
.naword, the enthusiasm the French
cllicer rose TO such pitc:. that al! Tie
visitors Of the Cafe were staring at,
u.
The next evening ] wen. to the
opera 10 hear the celebrated Madame
Catalina, and to have peep at TX
Empres, Maria LOUISA ands.ier father.
whose visit had been au"ounced. We
had not been long seated before we
discovercd the MAJOR il, the adjoining
box. lie was standing up, his arms
folded i'll TIE manner OF NaPol.on, and
like him he wore green coat buttoned
up close TO his neck, and decorated
VITA two or three orders, winch he had
Won III the Italian wars, and above all,
the never to be forgotten little cooked
tat--Soon after the Empress hat e,.-
tered her box accompanied by a Drll-
liant suite, but presently tho audience
were thrown into amazcment BY some
confusion in the royal ;aria
louisa had caught glimpse Of the
"Cou,tcrieit presenting mt ot her de-
ceased husband, and her confusion and
astouisamcEt were exhibited in the
most pa'pat,e manner. The King
OF Sardinia was .orccd 10 order him OH
duty. ten leagues from Genoa, as bis
person kept lis soldiers IN constant cx
element, who never failed to present
arms IN passing him.
understood previous 10 my leaving
Genoa, that Maria Louisa had nj
Dor ~" officer and presented him with /,
- @oi.. : All box, with the Emperor
likeness set IN briiIiants.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
DIR. Whi,e's Vegetable TootA.ach Drops


The only specific ever offered to the
pubic, from which perma nent and radi-
cal cure may be obtained Of that disagree
able pain, the Tooth-ach, with all its at
tendant evils; such as fracturlng the jaw
IN extracting of the teeth, which often
proves more painful than the toothach it.
self; and cold passin. from the decaved
teeth to the jaw, thence 10 the head, pro
ducing rheumatic affection, with many
other unpleasant effects; such as disa-
greea bic breath, bad taste IN the mouth,
&c. &c, all of which are produced from
foul Or decayed teeth | am happy to
have l. IN my power to offer to the world
remedy, that Will not only remove the
pam nine times out Of ten. fproperv ap-
pied, but preserve the teeth from further
decay, and arrest the disease In such as
are oecaying and have not commenced
aching, restoring them to health and use
ful ness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

The Courier and Enquirer publishes
d letter from ilacke,t, which, after mar
rating his success in England; not
witl,standing the prejudices of man
ayers and Others, continues a, follows:
But to "A Dubhn audience am in
dc bted for an enjoyment above money
or price-ay, far surprising that, gra-
tif, ing rs it was, when at the close Of
my performance in London last month,
the audience So vociterou.ly called me
out, and amid my farewell bow, thun-
dered their long continued applause
aud braves.
'The first night Of Rip Van Wrinkle,
when in the midst oftht scene where lie
finds himself lost in amazcment at the
change in his native village, as well as
in himself and every body he meets.
Il person Of whom he is making enquiry
mentions the name of Washington.
ip asks 'who is he9 The other re-
plles-'What. did you never hear Of
the Immortal George Washington, the
Father of his Country' The whole
au!ience from pit to gallery seemed to
rise, and with shouting, huzzas, clap
ping of hands ard stamping OF feet
made the very building shake. These
dea:ening plaudits conti ned some
time, and wound up With taree dis
'inct rounds. To describe to voe nv
feelings during such an unexpected
thunder gust If national enthusiasm is
ut, rG impossible. l chohcd-thc
tears gushed from my eyes, aad !; Gao
assure you it was onl, By great effort
that Irestrained mysellfrom destro, ,ng
all the illusion of the scene b. break
Ing the letters with which the age and
character of RIP bad invested me, and
exclalning il: the fu!ness Of nv heart
God bless old Ireland
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

ed us the following, requesting its pu 5Iic :
ton IN the Palladium; remarking at the
same time, with look Of sly humor. tina,
there was "more truth than poetry Ia the
verses" Such things should not; there
fore we readily give place to the article
hoping that some of our 'youngiiug dan
dies" may profit BY the information, and
forthwith call at number one. For furtA-
er particulars inquire al tins Office
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

4 SAILORS ENpLANArIoN.-T
*. in England. a tomb stone bearing the
following inscription:
ID. II. =. II. D. y. D.
and the visitors of the ward arc fire.
quentlv puzzled TO decIpher its mean
ing II ia called the Seven D.'s.--
There were one day two ways trying to
give II an explanation without effect.
when an cid tar. steering his course to
that track. came 10 anchor. I saw Jack
SAID one Of them. what's the meaning
Of SO many n.'s on that stene,-Whv.
you lu5ber. that's Doctor Dudley'S
grave. and. according to nv reckoning
I means. "Do Dear Dcvil Decentlv
Pam rcc:cr Dudley. 7. Go-.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
Vegetable Rheumatic DrOpe.

| Many articles are before the public, as
Ia cure tor that most obstinate and tn
fnenting disease the Rheumatism, d .
from close observation we are led to be.
Ievs they have to a very great exten.
Italied TO produce that desira bic result, no
ma IL no. be attributed to the fact that
articles said to cure this troublesome dis
order are also recommended to cure al
mosr every disease with which our fraij
bodies are attacked, and in their prepare.
ition that object Is kept in view, VIZ: to
have the medicine cure for all Gisea ses
The Vegetable Rheumatic drops are Of
;erred to the public as sure rsmed, for
Chronic and infamatory rheumatism, and
IS no case IS known where q cure was
not effected we are justified In declaring
Ut 4 valuable medicine tor that painful!
disease, and for no other j. it recommend.
ed
A fe'r from the many Testimonials Of iss 81
fcacy are gipcn belou.
Messrs. o. & s. Crosby f. Co Gen
uenlen: | feel happy 10 having II IN nv
power to state to you the good effect Your
vegetable rheumatic drops sure rene
dy had IN restoring ms from sick bed
h the month Of April las, was 90 af-
fiicted with The inflammator. rheumatism
that was confined to nv beo I~as en-
trclv unable to help myself could not
so much as turn ms self IN bod, aud 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that could be
moved IN il: tried vsrious KINDS Of mod
icine, and was attended by sk,lif4i phy-
.ician, but all to no effect, until made
use OF your sure remedy, which whes ap
pied as directed gave me immediate re-
lief Within a short time after 1 csul-
menced using it, | was able TO ride out
and attend my usual business. | can
cheerful!y recommend IT to the public as
being good Medicine for Rheumatic
complaints, as 1t has been a number Of
months and have had no return.
AARON HOLDRIDGE.
CoLrnsUs, Quo, Nov. Ist, 1882.
SIRs: thereby certify that was for
two or three years afflicted with the
l made use Of different
kinds of medicine which only gave ,.rupo-
rary relief In the fall Of 1880 the com
plant settled in my knee POINTS, SC tina, I
"ds uuhoIS 10 walk WITHOUT gfeas D. fH. /
procured Bottle Of YOUR Vegetable Rbeu-
matte Drops or Sure Remedy and applied
a. directed which gave Immediately relief.
and within few days permanent, cure
was effec.ed |. snow nearly two years
since l made use Of your Rheumatic
Drops and have no: Rad . return the
rheumatism since, and | really believe
that 1t WIS those drops alone that effected
no cure A. WASHBURN.
Fr0nkl;s Co. o. l0fA April. 1892
Take notice tina, the Bottles are stamp
ed, "vege,abe Rheumatic Drops" and
the wrappers signed o. &. S. Crosby &.
Co with red INK, none others are genuine
Price Fifty cents.
For sale inHilton by r. G. iLLIS0N
in CenresIle b. DR.. PRiCHET, and IL
Richmond b. 4. SIDDALL and Door :
LINDSEY, and - them warranted GOOD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
TIE MAIDS COMPLAINT.

It's very hard! and 1t Is,
10 live IN such q row,
And witness this, that every Misc
But me has got oeau.
For Love coca calling up and down,
But here he ems to snun,
I'm sure he has oesn asked enough
To call at NUMBER UNE.
Pm sick of ali the double knocks
That come to number four.
At number three ] often see
lover at the door;
And one in blue at number two.
Calls daily like a cun,-
IT'S very hard they come SO near,
And not at NUMBER JNE,
Miss Bell. l hear, has got a dear
Exactly to her MUD,
BY sittlng at the window pane
Without a pit of blind;
But l 60 In the balcony,
Which she has lever done,
Yet arts that thrive d mum Der five,
Don't take at NuAsER JsE:
lis hard with plenty IN the street.
And plenty passing BY
There SINCE young men at aumber ten
But only rather shy;
And Mrs. smith across the way,
Has got a grown up son,
But la! he hardly seems to know
There Is NUNBER DNE,
There's Mr. Wick, at number nine.
But he's intent on peif,
But though he's pious, will not love
Ills neIghbor as himself
Atnumoer seven there was a sale
ihe goods had quite run.
And here I've got my single lot,
On hands at NUMBER ONE,
My mother often sits at work
And taiks of props and stays,
And what a comfort | shall be
In her declining days.
lhe very maids about the house
Have set inc down q nun,
The sweethearts all belong to them
That call at NUMBER Oss'
Once only when the hue took FIRE,
One Friday afternoon.
Young Mr. Long came kindly in,
And told me not to swoon.
Why cant he come again without
The Phoenix and the Sun.
We cannot always have due
On fire at NUMBER ONE.
am not old. | am not plain.
Nor awkward In my gait
l am not crooked like the bride
That went from mum ber eight;
ID sure white satin made her look
As brown as any bun
And even beauty has 40 chance
think at NUMBER One,
AT number SIX, they say, Miss Rose
Has slain a score Of Hearts,
n I'D Cupid for her sake has been
Quite prodlgal of darts.
The imp they show With Blended bow
wish he had gun.
But If he had he'd aeverd eign
To shoot at NUnBER ONE.
Its very hard! and 50 1t is,
To live n such . row.
And here's ballot singer come
10 aggravate any woe;
. take away your foolish song,
And tones enough TO stun
There Is mae luck about ;he house.
know at NUMBER OSs,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

DIR. Franklin says: ut is hard for an
empty bag to stand upright"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31

THIS ElIxer Is peculiarly adapted 10
the present, prevailing disorders OF the
breast and lungs, leading to consumption.
Common colds and Coughs, which are
occasioned by DISTRACTED persperation.
will readily yield to IFS influence, remov
ing those troublesome irrItations, which
act as a constant stimulant 10 coughing.
II eases pain, and induces rest TO an emf
men, degree. Persons afflicted with pull
monary complaints, bleedln. Of the lungs,
&c, spasmodic asthma, palpl,ation of the
heart, and consumptiye affections, even
IN the most advanced periods of life, will
find immediate relief, from its remarka-
bic power of diminishing the irri,ability
of the system; and the velocity Of the
circulation, and by cleansing and healing
the disordered parts IT also affords i'm
mediate relief in the whooping cough.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
CERTIFICATES.
Columbus, July %. 1926

ale.srs. Crosby 81 have for eighteen
years, been troubled with an affection OF
TIE breas: and lungs, attended with sc
we're cough, PAIN In the side. and dltFic 81
" Of breathing; and III the fall OF 1875,
became so much reduced, that my life
was despaired Of, and receiving no visi
ale benefit from my physician, | was ad-
vised to make tr,a. Of La Motifs Cough
Drops; ami after taking one bottle, vas
restored TO perfect hea' 9Th: and It Is my
firm belief. that the use q tbe above nam
ed Drops, saved nv life
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
THOMAS JONES
Lee, Mass, Sept. 7, 49,

Lee, Mass, Sept. 7, is<"<
This NAV certify, that IN the meath Of
Jris 1873. was attacaed with ii cough,
which, from ITS continued irritation of the
parts, tor four or five months, became a.
farming. from lis frequency, producing
iainsness md great prostration OF 10th
me'lt,l rnd BODILY powers. l procured
LA Mptt's Cough Drops, and CONNIE need
taking according to the directions, ~hich
gave immediate rcI,es; 81 that before had
used ali Of one bottle Twas perfect tree
from any cough | would cheerful, re-
commend them TO those alike afflicted
CAROLINE BENTON.
GrPrlce, One Dollar for large, sno
Fit, Cents for small bottles.
For safe III Milton 10y x c. Allison
IN Centreville, h> DIR. Pritche,-in Rich
mond uy A. Si,idali and DR. Linss,. anu
by them warranted good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-25
The QUAKER TRIAL.

fTREN1oN. Saturday, l2a o'clock, July 90
This morning the Court Of Appeals adjourned
until Monday morning, after having set until II
O'clock. They were reading the testimony OF
Mr.. Lower. one of the witnesses on behalf OF the
party called Hicksites. The members OF the
Court evnce great interest in the testimony
which is now before them. There are many pre-
sent who are not Of the society, that listen TO the
evidence with astonishment A member OF the
legal profession. gentleman OF learning and ex.
perience, remarked, that in the whole course OF
his practice he had never known such ingenuity
as is exhibited in the propounding and answering
of the questions of the counsel OF both sides. 1t
is thong hit the arguments will commence about
Thursday.-PM Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-25
MIR. RiYEs & MR. GIEMER.

The correspondence between Mr. Rives aud
Mr.. Gilmer, which led to the late unpleasant
rencounter between these two gentlemen, has
been published at Charlottesville, but IS toe long
entirely for insertion; especially since it is alto.
gether Of q personal nature. II is introduced BY
Mr. Gilmer with an account Of the adrsy, add
some remarks expressing bis regret at the occur.
renee. The whole matter may be summed up
in few words:
MIR. Giimer was the active friend Of MIR. Riyes
in the Legislature, and aided principally in his
election to the Senate. After Mr.. Rives' speech
and vote on the Force Bill. their political OPT
Mons became at variance-Mr. r. supporting the
Procamaton-Mr Gilmer opposed to it. Mr..
R. was informed BY gentlemen Of Richmond that
Mr.. 6 g friendship was aIienated frou. him, and
certain communications in the Enquirer, bearing
upon Mr.. R., and attributed to MIR. g., increas.
ed the force Of these suggestions. Thus differ
ence Of political opinions, as is too often the case,
caused a mutual distrust of personal Friendship;
and the breach made in this manner, rather vi
denng than closing by attempts at explanation
resulted at last in personal contest and entire
separation.
We have read the correspondence. with entire.
Iy unprejudiced feelings do not think the worse
Of either Of the gentlemen from any thing we
see in their letters, and are truly sorry that so
unfort innate an affair should ever have happened
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-25


Of 40 humble an individual a. myself, upon ma.
nv important subjects. In relation TO Internal
Improve Notwithstanding the U. s. Bank
perhaps in the degree Of domestic protection,
and the disposition Of our public lands, have
not been able to see the interests Of my country
in the way which he did. But when the crisis
arrived>in which our Constitution was in danger,
and when he came forth like patriotic Chief
Magistrate, /, for one, taking no counsel but
OF Misunderstanding no impulse, but the i'm.
pulse Of duty-felt myself bound to YIELD no,
a lame and hesitatng, but cordial and efficient
support to his measures
Again, a little further OH, he saws
81 know that those who have seea.it to in.
trust to me, in part, their Interests in Congress-
approve of the measures recommended BY the
President. We see that he has taken occasion,
during the recess Of Congress, to visit that part
Of the country; and we know how he has been
received. No where have hands been extended
with more sincerity Of friendship; and for one,
gentlemen, take occasion to say, that. hayin.
heard OF his return to the seat Ut government,
with health rather debita;ed, it is among my
most earnest PRAYERS. that Providence may spare
his lie. and tina, he may 60 through with his al.
ministration, and coae out with as much success
and glory as any of his predecessors"-T
applause.
These sentences have been quoted as proving
that Mr.. Webter has, at length, formally sent in
his adhesion 70 Gen Jackson and become one Of
his partzans. We do not So regard them, and
certainly they were not intended as any such an.
nounce ment by the speaker himself. The moral
obliquity Of vision IS so great in some people,
that they cannot see the proprlety of public
mans ever speaking we'll Of those with whom he
has at any time disagreed. Mr.. Webster's dif
ference with the President in relation to Inter
nal Improvements. The United States Bank, &c.
&c., still continues and is likely to continue.
Because, however, they have and do thus differ
should he, as an American Statesman, withhold
his need Of appreciation from the President,
when he believes him to have acted molly, patrI.
oticaIlv and judcious y? Surely not There is
much of masnanlmity in Mr.. Webster's course.
and while acting up to the principles which be
has always laid down, SO far from receiving cen.
sure for his expressions Of respect and confidence
in the Chief Magistrate on the particular matter
here referred to, we think he deserves common.
datiOn.
Captious men will, however, find faults, and
they make the most Of them. We contend that
the courtssies Of life never appear more amiabe
than when they are made to soften the asperllies
Of party. Mr.. Webster never was, is not, nor
never will be Jackson man. Those who are
proud of such an epithet may adopt it. He
claims the more exalted designation OF his couu.
try's mana friend to her Liberty and Union.