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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-24
LIZ. Joseph Hamilton's Anti-Feyer
u I Z ESa
FAMILY THEIR OWN PHYSICIAN.
CERTAIN Cure for all kind of Frrer,

OK livery FAMILY THEIR oNS pux.,~r.S
,. Cerfdin Cure for all kind of Ferrr,.
I ~ on success of these Pills in every region
= "here they have been used, induced m -, s..
Them general circulation in every ,o,,i,, - 10 s'e
'as diseases Tor winch they recommended pr.x.;i
ana as TIE VALUES of the Mississippi. Missouri
" aoash rivers. and ali their tributary streams A..
every season with some of the of fever have
great trouble through the medium of agents. place them
the reach OF every family Four-hs of the buma,
who die IN the western and southern countries h.t.s,
Tue months of june and November fall victims IA .,., -
some OF It's various FORMS and won5e f bsy,,d .,
ehsoa thai SO little has been done medical me, 70
ms ravages OF fevers, which truly called III.
Tbee 81 an 'erors TO the western and southern people
.,is are very unpopular among beca
'ney eu them out of their practice Fape. VIZ -
- ~ 9o'ulhg 10 the directions, but seldom, have IN
- L., ~ 40" medical aid These Pills possess ono
aSe an DINERS, which has rendered them an ;,,,,,
valuable 10 the people. II this: They sans - 10y
,haa ~; :. a. pure as fountain of spring water and
tlose VINO Ave IN regions where bilious fever, ~
Ner ague and fever, prevail bv ,ak i,a -, anu ie
Wees during The summer fall, will rarely II 49,.
go VIM elsher OF those diseases. These Pin, .,s an
ssr.s LII On .he system, that patients them
ii amer 'her use, Without knowing how the COR,
mas been brought about Indeed they ar, liz - 80
human poiy, producing cure III few wtbo, IN,
patei' AhoWihg now or wherefore he
health They neither sicken stomach ,or p,od,..
action on the bowels Patients INK cold water ana
any hihg mat sick person should noursnent
ion without the least INJURY Indeed fem,Is.
dehcaie situation should take three week during IN.
y par u me season; Tor they almost certain
preservatIve of health such persons
hese Pills may be found in the town. md ,.n.
anu IN almost every neshborhood in tho of the
hlssisspp, Missouri Illinois. and Wabash rivers Each
ooS IS enSeloped with paper Containing the symp,oms Of
the diseases, and the directions for taking tn. Pills
NY name ana residence IS attached to the lions
JOSEPH HAMILTON. Liberty county Ga
. The above Pills can be had 1. REED & BRorpr,,.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Richmond Ins 7 &
NTuAss, Newport; and A. & $. AkrR, Winchss,er.
July Il, lS4l oss
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TWOOL WANTED.

yUNHE su5se-iber purchase WOOL. for which
II n. viii exchange .S.4I7LNEIT and JEANS He
VII also manufacture SATTINETT, and fine
leans on tire by the yard; and having made
the oe, of w.kPs, persons preerring
bv their spun, have made 10 their
own fancy.
n-Tne above articles kept band for sale, by the
piece paetn cheap for cash. approved country pro-
Guce.
" b. All kinds of CARPETXNG and COY
ERLETS rope in the best order.
ferShop on Front street. south Of Main
MATTHEW RATTARY.
Richmond, May 29ih, ls41. ~"
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WOOL WANTED

ME subscriber ishe inform public tina, he
i continues the ma nufsc,ure of WOOLLENS. s,rb
$ JEANS. CASSINETTS, INSEYS FIASNEIS
&c He will the shares or at stinnl,,
price per yard. as may best suit his customers
He has hand quantity of Jeans, Cassine,ts Flap
nels, Cassmer.s, Blankets, Lnseys Baize, and Cloth
which he will sell low, CASH, or exchange for WOOL
THOMAS KIrSON,
Residence North of Achilles w iIiams,
Richmond June 10, lS4l. 2.-3m,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

EDEMAIN1NCi in the Post Office Milton, Wayne
County, Indian June the 30th. l54l which If
within months, will be the General
Pos, dead letter
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NN7HEREAS, the afidait of aid Joseph Will
w liams, a writ Of Foregr A ttaclment was, the
2lst day of june 1874 by Undersigned Justice
of the Peace of Perry township, w county, Indiana
issued against the goods and chate, rights, moneys
dts and effects of the said james and the
time, and the affidavit of the sad joseph Williams,
garnashee issued Joseph Lamb which
said and summons have been oily Notice
therefore, hereby the said JAMES Spray and all
Others concerned, that the 29thiay February. 1Si2
at 10 o'clock said day, iii proceed to and
determine said writ OF Attachment office in Econo
N.Y. i'll the county and State AFORESAID which time the
said Joseph Spray may attend, if h thinks proper
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS, ]. P.
July 9Th, 164I. 2S-3w( Printers fee,e2)
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DR. JAYNE's ExPEcToR. NT.-Thi. invaluabl

nR. JAYNE'S EXPECTOR .NT.-This inv auable
medicine daily effecting of the asonsh
ing and wonderful that have been known. All
who have used for Asthma Cug Splitting OF Blood
Hopping Cough, Crop Hives, Consumption, Chronic
Pieurv, Pain and Soreness Of the Breast diff
fcuty Brea thing, other sss of the LUNGS
and BREAST, and do attest to is 'sefuiness.
Ii stands unfivalledt stands pre-enhentTRY and
will be forced acknowledge thai II virtues hare not
cannot be oUerratcd; that stands hr above and be-
yond the of that II lie only reasonable
the only natIal and the only truly successful method of
resting and curing diseases OF the Pulmdliry Organs.
Extract of certificate from the he Dr. Babcock, late
President of the Waterville College, Name:
sFrom intimate personal acquainasce with Dr. ID.
jayne regular student Of the Medca University OF Penn
sylyania and successful actone oil medI-
cine, prepared appreciate the numerous esti-
monials in favor of his different medal preparations much
more highly than the great majority those which are ex-
tensiveiy eungsed. On trial of thnl own family.
their favorable anticpations. The are what they profess
behot quack noSrumsbut skla!J prepared antIdoes
for of the affective of huntn diseases know
they highly esteemed, and frenntly prescribed, by
of the respectable of th ular practitioners OF
medicine Of this city and elsewhere, nd do not hesitate
commend them a valuable adino ma terra me-
dca and safe, well cminenty 1eul remedy for the
diseased.''
RUFJS BABCOCk, Jr.
Mr.. Nicholas Harris, of th deacons of the First
Baptist Church Of Philadelphia, lis perfectly cured
which hitherto baled the skill of of the best Phys
clans of the city. Miss Mary Cmpbeu of Fayette Co
Pa has been cured of Asthma OF illeen years standing
by this Expectorant.
this kind which might be dependd upon, prepared by
regular physician offered and be had OF
JAMES Il. UGDALE,
July "a, ISH.-29-Iy RICHMOND, IA.
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STATE OF IN DIANA } In the Union Probate Court
.4ug,st Term r. ID. I84I
Elizabeth Brown. widow of I
Thomas Brown, late of said
County, deceased.
John Brown, Matthew Brown,
George x. Brown, Oliver Brown, Petition for Dowcr.
Sylvanus Brown, John w Oliver
ton Emey WoIveEton his
wife. Ezra Smith & Eliza Smith
his wife, and A thur T. Norris
and kathar Norris his wife.
The heirs law of the said Thomas Brown dec.
hereby notified that will make application the Pro-
Court of said County, be holden Liberty said
County the ID Monday of August next, appoint
Commissioners assign and me my dover in
following of land part the North
West quarter of section fve Township ten, North of
Range one, West of the first principal meridian line
County aforesaid, containing hundred and
seventysix hunhrehs, fuzzy described
the Office of said County. book page 22
of which the said Thomas Brown di ed seized.
ELIZABETH BROWN. widow,
by JOHN YARYAN.
June 30th, 1S4l. 26-3t
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NOTICE..

NO11CE.
A T an Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufacturing Company, held said Com
panys office the City Of Richmond OH the 7h Of the
present month, the following gentlemen chosen
business of the
viz: J. r. Mendenhall, w NJ Leeds, l. f.. Jones, d. P.
Virgins, Thos. Newman, VIM. Cox, and Isaac Commons:
who met, the day following and organized by appointing
r. MendenhaI, PRESIDENT: John Haines, ~ Eli
Brown, Treasurer The public will therefore
fair prices will be allowed for Wool, Rags &c.
line of the said Company's bu.ness,-in
nufactured articles equally fair prices.
Those persons who indebted this institution On
count of longer standing than six months;
due. and stock remaining unsettled,
spectfuy requested forward and same,
before added which must, WILL
ilably, resul. from a neglect of this notice.
JOHN HAINES, Sec'y.
Richmond. juno 26th, 1S41. 25-6m e
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DR.. j. l.. PIERCE
Recently from PHILADELPHIA,

1 AaiNI entered into partnership with DR JNO T.
IL fLo VI MEX, respectfully announces ina, thew will
i 20 AL hedea and Surgical cases, either b. day
In which their aid may bs required
RlcPMoND, IND. July IL Is4I os,f
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Ashar, Sarah Mclean, James 9
Asher William Norris, William
Beeson, Bazaeel Morris, Griffith Esq.
Banks, Adam Symonds, Mary
Conrod. Adam Shuman, Jacob g.
Downs, John Steapbans, Maria Mrs.
Edwards. William Saxon, Saenah Miss
Furgerson Larken Stanton, Celia
Finley, Thomas Swain, Shuble
Gray, Joseph Smock, Mr.
GRAY, Phebe Tharp, Jordan
Hudson, Nicholas Taylor, David
Henderson, Griff Esq. Westerfield, Sam 2
Harris, Alexander K. Williams. Joseph
Kindley, Mary Watty, Frederick sen.
Kennedy, Neoma Mrs. Wa,v, William
Merdi,b, Mary Walden. Dan,ei
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u AlGOR STRAPS,-A new article. manufactured in
this place; warranted first rate and cheap, for sale
the Book Store.
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STATE OF INDIANA } In the Union Probate Court,
| { .4usust Term a. ID. 1871.
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Upon u s.Address delivered by j. Ciabaugh, IN
defence of the Bible in Common schools Ac.''
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ELECTION

On MONDAY, the I'd day of August.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

For sac by D. J. Kl.ND7LL GathSO CURE, NO ply
The Genuine aid Dutch, German PEGE2.9BLE PMS
Haiy recommended By D0c Valentine Mot, Nj d. Of .hSm
York and OttCyS.
These the orders Any that does not find relief
from these pills price refunded back these the nos
tre orders of the Proprietor to Agents and others.
In offering these pills the public, appeal their intel
lgence. Ifbese p1is what they recommended,
YOU are in duty of respect yourself comm
nty reject tiem and publish them to the world i'm
position, RunbuG and qnacker The public may be
ed they purely vegetable, they composed eff nine in
gredens pa vi the medicine Cnly found in Asia and i'm
valleys of Germany For convinced these
made pills and will be found relief for al
bilious complaints yellow and bilious eve fever and
ae, aurdice scarlet rash, bilious choc dyspepsia,
Ii intended that this medicine is Tor all dis
cnens which the human system bael Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made to draw from the regions of
unknown fancy, some long theory ui magic att which
would cure each and every disease Good medicine
found the fire Wriwnd Health and happiness hang
upon chance winds-tme is the herald Of truth. The past
at Least is secure they have already raised monument Of
their greatness which will defy the corodng tooth of time
LIST or agents ~ LLVCOL~F COUNTY.
&danp Perkins in Tnpsham; James Sampson, Charles p
CUNT j. Carr & S0a Bowdoinham EaOcb H. .7rerg Geo.
H. Thomas, j. L. S,rterqu y Co.. Richmond Nathan Reg
n0td Son. Lewiston Joshua Gsrrish Jacob BBJ, Thomas
Pierce Co., Lisbon j. "A Ringers, BoWdon j. b. PERU,
Nathaniel c. Reed Phiphurg Jams Berfy, Georgetown j..
". Chodbra, lanes .errW H. Edgecomb; Dacd Nambaga,
Robert Spnney Boothbay; ara0M BiaHeg oscph Congag,
bremen Eqqc Eah q. Il. & f. ~ Nichols, Nm. H. Bar
nGrd, Nadoboro Stephen .1rict, IT., Webstrr Eda,und
1t"a, Wiscassej BIN. Carney, Alma; Henry n. jennings,
Thomas teate, Nobeh0To III; q. PiuhHsr, Damarscotta
Geo. WtA57, Jefferson IT, Colas, Union S. b. Hcfrrbec,
Warren 4. y, LrreHs0er, 1homaston. (ly2S.)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
POETRY
SABBATH E5OEG.

Arise, my soul, TO heavenly scenes
Earth hath no claim on thee to-day--
Up to the bright celestial plains,
Pursue thy glorious way
Afar from all the petty cares
The wearying tolls, the countless snares'
And grefs, and fears, that have then birth
On this dark, sin-polluied earth
Rise thon from earth. and seek the way
Ofonr assembled Saviour flight
Look thou not back, bnt.press Thy way
To realms of perfect light.
Leave sin behind and grief, and fear,
And doubt-they have no dwelling there
The thousand cares that rack the mind
On earth, no place in heaven find.
1t is not given to man to know
The glores of that bright abode
We only know that we shall be
Foreyermorc with Cod
And, wholly purified from sin,
No selfish passion from within,
Shall rise to mar our blessedness-
But all shall be forever peace.
Rise then, my SOUL and draw from thence
A blessing for this boisterous life
Strong faith to cheer the worlds deep gloom
Peace, mid earth ceaseless STRIFE
Nor rest thou thcrc-obtain that love
Which places others good above
Thy own-and trace the path He trod-
The Light ofearth-the Son of God.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

animals. and VARYING in the mode ofinvestgation
in each instance 81 here the species were of the
same kind. In some the spinal chord was sever
ed in the outset, and all sensibity suspended
IN Others other Processes were instituted-and
each instance. ttaugh not SO marked inzthe
frog, coeIo50salng the conclusion that the hearts
action in all animals is not owing directly to the
nervous influence of the ecrcbro-spinal axis and
that each is capable TO greater or less degree of
receiving mechanical stimuli for longer or
shorter period after death has occurred in the bo-
dy,--proui2ed, that coagul um be not formed in
the right cavities of that organ.
These are the views we express upon this sub
jeet They may be correct, or they may be false,
or partly both The ex perments have been made,
the opinions are theoretical, and according to
our humble knowledge, we have no other testi-
mony than mere process ofreQsoaing 10 prove
their falsity or correctness,
The mind ofman is never at ease. 1t will ev
er exercise itself in spacn'c,io4s, so long as life
shall exist in the material body. This has been
ordained for wise purposes-and wise purposes
we should make off 1t is what may be called
instiacfire prehension by which We are enabled TO
approach or lay hold Of immatcrial material
things, and appropriate them to useful or iniuri
Gus purposes. BE this as il may, we Ore as much
in the dark at the present time concerning the
motive force Of mind as we that Gifts location
in the human body. If we place the mind in the
brain, the brain may become one mass Of corrup-
ton by gradual and obscure disease, and yet, in
q a.; - b,. cd Io
yond a question, that the mind has exercised all
| It's functions as in health five place the mind
| in the spinal marrow, the same may be said OF it.,
and the same results have followed Neve rthe-
less when we come TO reason upon the subject,
have we not good grounds for believing that the
brain is the organ OF the mental and moral m ami
festations' We say Yes. But we cannot prove
it by any thing tangible and here we glad to
leave it. The same may be said of the theoreti-
cal proposition in relation to the heart, independ-
emily Of direct influence from the brain or s pnal
marrow We have merely given our opinion
founded upon this data of tacts-otbcrs are at lib
erty to test the truth of:hem, and draw their own
deductions.
we remarked in the closing paragraph ola for
tner article that at subsequent period we should
have something to say concerning the llumors Of
the Blood. The nccessarv length Of the subject
precludrs oar doing this at the present time It
shall be Forthcoming in the next number Of this
paper, in conjunction with some pePpery obserya-
tons upon the urgency and utility of "sprng
physc" and ildosing, to eradicate, purify, and
''drive out 1romthe body, this arch enemy of the
human race --.s q.
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HAUNatt1oaG tVooAEg rAtIauE.,.



- ayy-Woor WANTED. ~
ESTIITTEE y MEDER, having Termed connection in
" business, respectfully inform The public that they are
prepared to manufacture Cloth from the material al the
''a ,r1 s. from ~ to 80 cts per yard
satin els % to 81 IL and lind warp
Walled cloth 30 to 81 l2ptryd
White Flannel. ydwd. Il :"
colored g yd wd,-5
do do. pressed % g
Cotton < Wool Flannel Z and find warp
indigo Blue dyed WOOD Bottle and Invisible green's
Il to 20 cts per yd in addition to the above prices
Two cents per yard will BE- charged addition to the
foregoing prices when len with Agents.
Having made important additions to the machinery here
usiy and experienced worinen they feel warranted in
assuming the public that they produce article Of
state.
They have recently visited several of the manucto
es III Massachusetts and obtained important Information
respects making, dying and finishing cloths and all Difficult
lies heretofore existing in the manufacturing department
viii be- completely obgated.
No expense Of machinery, labor materials will be
spared they are determined TO make tioi that shall give
entire satisfaction, both us respects durability and beauty
and they request as nvnr from the pubic, craidi exam
naton Of their goods believing that such will sub
sauate the above statements.
They have also purchased quantity Of WOOL for The
purpose of manufacturing coth the early part Of the
son. that customers may and examine iu themselves he
g1'-eiotia given IN s ,,sl Fer Wool,
AT Eath,-AIessrs PALMER q LEDVARD.
(liseasset,--SIIAS l.. YOUNG.
4. Il.
MeSsrs ALLEN II PETTINGiII, Of Bath also Agents
for receiving wool TO card and cloth 10 dress. All orders
left with them viii be promptly attended to-
Wool intended for manufacturing and Cloth In be dressed
left with either Of the above agents will he finished and
turned at the shortest notice Persons leaving orders with
agents must he particular in giving thei. directions All
wool should be well washed the sheppard Brought the
mill in the fleece. Those living in the vicinity Salt
will do well to wash their sheep therein.
Wool carSIcd a7ad Cloth dressed.
". & NJ. will also CARD WOOL ~ DRESS CLOTH in
the best mauner ANA at the shortest notice.
PRlN Els for Crdng cts. per lb cash on delivery,
for Oling 9 cts :.
for Produce 3 IL cts. on delivery.
If charged on account 4 cts ono variatons.)
for dressing cloth - IL cts per yard
WILLIAM WHITES wishes his former customers and the
public to understand that he has connected himself in the
brunswick Wooden Factory above where he soies "A
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore received by
HIM. lie Wo,la further say 10 those who have 10 pass tie
toll Bridge and do hire by the year, that they W be per
med 10 pass and back twice al the expense of the
iirn.
Tickets viii be left with the toll gaherer FOR this purpose.
Forsao abovc Cassmeres, alinet, Fall Cloth Blank
cling flanneis SC
Brunswick, May, 1871 If
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TO LET.

r1nE Store nsx east of Dot. NIkinson's, in "riorce's
Hrc black, ooo~t' 3lcssrs. u. Hyde, & t'o's-pos.
session gwen immediately. Apply to CHS. CI.APP Jr
AMI %, lr4l IL Stanifhrd's " hf
r ~ s tt(3N - }st.il 3 s'inA BhlSEEiENT
~ AM Ell CROW ELI,.-T3HOR, returns thanks to the
- heHi nlab8nl5 Of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
HEY have thus far favored him Nth and would take this on
po'tnnr ~ inform them j" continues execute all
orders inhis line of buunss with prom ptness and despatch
IL trusts that MS tNtusivr experience in his profession.
md ms upr'nttnc efirS phase his patrans combined
with perfect knowledge Of his trade, win enable him to
mont and receive Continuance 81 the public iayur
Fersels wishing ;;arn nadr the best manner and
l'ron2 = ia" latest fashions Wi! please call Office
directly fnr'CnS Smiths Rcrrr' new brick
.f~% - attlng done al Short notice. Latest Fashions
GuIy rarr.ttf. AZ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
INV EEa NvooE.E.,N nEANI-isAc roRY.

LOWER HVOOLEN MANUBACVORY
& K ]. NAVAL, respectfully ini,lln the pubic that
~ thoy VIII coHtHuc 10 Manufacture
WOODEN CLOTHS,
from the raw material, al the following prices, viz.
Cassimeros 10 To 80 cts per -. according quality,
SattiHlts at 30 tn ;t} cts.
Common full Cloth 30 10 IS cts.
q walled II 81 70 33 = cts .#
BanketiHg over
yds. wide 80 10 IS cts
Flannel, I'd wida whtr Il cts
AaDt and colered, - cts.
Pressed do - cts.
Cloth dressed for - ct4
gffhc viii he The prices, if the wool is taken and
cloth delivered III The mill. fd.vered Al an AGENTS, two
per yard viii be added. Also from Il 20 cts poI
extra WIZ bcchugel for dying mango blue
The subscribers having received the highest premiums in
this state tits Of their manufacture ut the late far aid IN
Portland buay pledge themselves 10 the public to i.e
every eSpitiaa execute their work IN syis at viii
merit The preference OF ta pubic wei as continuance
Of t generous patronage heretofore received They deem
but justice 10 the public say thar they work from ten
fifteen per cheaper than any other FACTORY at the
business. They will become responsible of all work that
goes ont of their hands not done IN good and workman
like manner. All wuul Should he well washed.
PALMER Il i.EDYARD, Agents.
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BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected weekly from Ros'on papers
Tile following is complete list Of Banks whose bills are
not hankabla in Boston, which is added the rate per cent
H