Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-16

and practsed with great success, q method OF ma
king bread with common apples. very far superb
or to potatoe bread. After having boiled one-:hld
Of peeled apples, he bruised them while quite
warm int .ro-.h!G,is of -four, including the pro-
per uual:.i tv of yeast, a.nd kIcaacd II without:
water the iuicc q. the fruit being quite sufficient.
When the mixture had acquired the consistency
OF paste, he put il into 4 vessel, IN which he a.
9as rb srS sxse;leni bread !I Of
eyes, and extremely paiatabc and light.
On the 3Ist. the Wings of Newport r. Island,
fired 500 guns for their great victory. Some of
them had ii seriously in contemplation to set fire
to the whole ma Cazine at once. In the neIghbor-
hood Ct Springfield, Mass. powder house, be-
longing 10 couple of Van Buren, dcma gogucs, did
actually explode that day-a case no doubt of
spontaneous combustion. The powder ,rould cell
citrate whether its proprietors willed it or not.
Lou. Journal.
The Exploring Erpcdition-The New York
Express of yesterday says: "The ships Of the Ex
petition, with its officers, scientific corps, &c
will rendezvous in this city next week. Some of
the officers arc here alredy. Commodore Jones is
in the city.
The AMERICAN CnARACrER.-"We are born
in hurry says American writer, swc are
educated at speed. We make fortune with the
wave of a wand and loose i, in like manner, to
ren,ske and reIose it IN the twink!ing Of an eye
Our BODY is a locomotive trav elinga at ten leagues
an hour. car spirit high-prcssare engine; our
life resembles shooting star, and death surprises
like electric stroke.-lN. T. Mirror.
The MISSISSIPPI REPRESENTATIVES, IN Con-
GREss.-Mr Hammond. of the Cincinnati Gazette,
the Memphis Enquirer and other papers, gave 1t
as their opinion, that Messrs. Claiborne and Ghoi
son are entitled to their seats for the whole Of
the 25th Congress, from the present time until
March, 30 We have little doubt Of the correct
ness of this opinion upon the grounds On which
we suppose thew have based it. BIT the case
is varied bv the terms of the Governors procla-
nation. HIS language was as follows: - do
therefore issue this writ, authorizing and requi-
ring YOU to hold en- election in your county on
the third Monday and day following IN July next,
for representatives. in Congress to I'll! the vacan-
CIV until suDercc9cd dy the membersto be elected at
the merit regular election on tie first Monday and
day foIosriag u. -NorcmEer nert,1 3c.-I icaas-
burg Register.
Destruction OF AN ABOLITION PREss.-The
materials Of the Observer, Abolition paper, at Al
ton Missouri. were completely destroyed by a
party of citizens, the night OF the 2lst of August.
The editor, certain Mr. Lovejoy, had persisted
in exasperating the people with his lnccnd:ary
doctrines When the citizens found him, he sup
piicated for mercy In such plteous tones, that he
was allowed to pass. HIS friends however pour
ed. from behind wall a .oiley Of stones the
assarItinr party. one of the latter of whom re-
ceived severe confusion on the head Fifty or
sixty stand of arms were found in the Office. The
press and arms were broken and scattered IN the
streets The sbolitionists then set the bell Of
one Of the churches to ringing, and or 400 citi-
zens collected bat would not interfere. my.
Star.
The accession Of the Queen OF the British throne
has caused various alterations IN law forms and
proceedings. In one writ which came down TO
this CITY. a ludcrous mistake was made in the
date as follows: sIn the year Of Lady,
1897 instead Of s.our Lord-"-[Nes:crn Lumi
nary.
A member Of Congress offered TO stake his rep
utat,on agains, .arthing, on the propfiefy of
certain measure. A gentleman in opposition. Oh
served that it the most equal bet he had eccr
heard Of
EcursE OF THE SUx-The musquetoes are
stated BY an Eastern paper as so numerous in
several places that the sun could not be seen
at MONDAY without the aid Of a telescope!
0rWANTEDIImmedia At this Oy.1cE
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