Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-23

green-mcn, and all, seemed tor while to drop all
recollection Of the contest, and to indulge in enc
of the most exciting and whimsical scenes ever
witnessed.
The Queen held court the 2lst Of July, to
receive various Populations with addresses of con-
graduation. Among them one from the So |
ciety Of Friends, Of which the following account
is given:
The Populations from the Society Of Friends,
commonly called Quakcrs, arrived at the palace,
and were uncovered according to custom by the |
Yeomen of the Guard.
William Allen read the address as follows:
'May it please the Queen,
awe thy dutiful and loyal subjects, members of
the religious Society of Friends, commonly call
ed Quakers. and representing that body in Great
Britain and Ireland, are anxious to take the car
licst opportunity of thus expressing our cordial
and faithful attachment to our Queen.
1--WE sensiby feel the loss Of our late beloved
monarch King William Nv; we look back upon
his reign period Of no common importance in
the history of our country, marked it has been
by the extension Of civil and religious liberty,
by mercy and compassion to the guilty, and by the
recognition of the rights of our enslaved fellow
! ...l:aeAs-a We 4--j~:.e ssseeo f,rssses -
government, as evidences Of the increasing sway
Of Christian principles in the legislation Of the
country.
"Under feelings Of thankfulness to Almighty
God, we offer to thee, our Queen, on thy acces-
sion to the throne Of these realms, sincere
congratulations ON the prevalence of peace a
broad and tranquility at home. May nothing be
permitted TO interrupt these blessings, and may
the conviction mole and more prevail, that is
alike unchristan and impoliiic. Convinced as
we that the religion of Jesus Christ, our Lord
and Rcdeemer, is the only foundation for the
true happiness of man, and the prosperity Of a
people, that it is the sacred bulwark to any gov
eminent, our prayer to God is, that it may be the
stability Of thy throne, and may influence all the
deliberations Of thy Council.
"Be pleased, o Queen, to accept our earnest
and heartfelt desire that thou mayest seek for
heavenly wisdom, to enable thee to fulfill the
duous duties which in the ordering Of Divine
Providence, thou thus early called perform.
Nlayest thou live in the fear Of God, and he in
cline thy heart to keep his law, and richly en-
dow thee with the grace of his holy spirit, and at
length, when the days of thy delegated trust on
, earth ended, mayest thou, through the mercy
Of God in Christ Jesus, enter upon inheritance
incorruptible anu ,indefled, and that fadcth
wavn
Her majesty returned the following gracious
answer
II thank you for your coincidence upon the
= death Of his late majesty, for the justice which
y you render to his character and to the measures
, Of his reign, and for your warm congratulations
upon my accession to the throne. Join in youi
prayers for the prosperity Of my reign, the bes
! security for which is to be found in reverence fo
holy religion and in the observance of its du
!; ties
Tooth-ache Cxred-Infauiablc Rcmedy.-Wheu
:, you feel the complaint coming on, spread upon
piece Of thin leather plaster Of common shoe
makers wax, near the size Of . dollar and place
IS the right side Of the face, place the upo
= the right foot, and with the left.-Wc hav
e seen this remedy tried very many times, and W
never knew it fail Of entire success. A lady Q
: our acquaintance from New York took cold on he
IL passage up, which settled in her teeth and by tn
re time she had arrived. she had the regular jung
A. ing toothache. The wax was recommended, b.
she laughed al the idea Of quoting much pai
IL with simple a remedy After applying war;
a. drafts and various other things to her face an
'e teeth. she went to bed. About ten the pain b
came unbearable, when she consented to US
- wax. and in twenty minutes she received entii
OF relief. Wax We consider the only cure for til
&c toothache, and to old maids and bachelors VII
have no teeth to spare, or to young and timorot
ne ladies who dread to- have the doctor thrusting
al cold steel in their mouths, consider the disco
u cry Of this unfaiIing remedy Of incalculabae il
pc portance.-(North River Times.
RousEn CAuenr-1seAe Fn.-The Cincins
IT ii correspondent Of the Ohio Political Register
Ne al saw in the Jail yesterday, young man who
~ FIRST attempt at robbing was Characteristic enoug
~ he attempted to rob store, and for that purpn
ce descended the chimney about half way. where
ce stuck fast, and such vas his fear Of detectit
CT that he remained there two days and half, VII
go he was compelledto cry out for relief; he y
;, only extricated by pulling down the masonry
ell Lebanon Star.
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ON "esee stated snat MI: ~ D Dofoen, one
O. the Massachusetts, delegation in Congress,
trv expressed his determination to 60 against the
m minissration. Mr.. Borden elected by
united votes Of the Anti-mnsons and Van BUR
s1e ties: hut has become tired, like Mr.. Spra9ue.
- Rhode lsland, Of experiments "-IBalt Chsos