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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19

geth to my house, and cannot be acceptable only
the days OF your poverty, wherein able build
house unto me'' All sinners may become ssSaints''
by going to Nauvoo and giving prophet Joseph Smith
ifs wi'h all their might, and nth all they hare Aye.
and this That and the other ervant,'' the Revela
on must stock in that for the Lord ioreN
yrun Sm ith is to become priest and patriarch and TO
''hold the keys of paarchal blesngs who he
besses shall be blessed, snail
cursed William Law also shall receive keys, and she
shall heal the sick. he shall devils, shall de-
ivered from those who would administer him deadly
poison if will he should IA se the dead
Such is brief exposition Of the grave prere
subety and the fanatcism of the Latter day Saints
J. L. w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
AN ORDINANCE, for the Protection of Tx
Bridge on the Cumberland Road.

Section lst Be Ordained by the Common Council OF
The City OF Richmond, That il shall be unlawful for any
person TO break wise damage the Bridge
the East Fork of Whitewater the CunberIan Road mr.
any OF the appendices ornamenting thereof.
Sec End That if any person shall s.ontonly wully or
mschevousI y break OF the window of
Aforesaid Bridge, break, damage any way any
part thereof its appendages such per
son or persons shall. conviction thereof be Five
Dollars for such offence and be liable damages double
the amount of the injury done said Bridge, or its APP
pendages o. menting.
Sec 3rd. That il shall duty OF every person or
persons, TO have and oversize of Bridge and
every person who shall make complaint of any
before the Mayor and prosecute against such Often
der 10 conviction shall receive the Two Dollars and
Fifty Of fine for his collected
Passed and approved, June 9Th, 1871.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
~ r. doL LowAY, City Clerk. 2I-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
bronchitis! Bronchial
BEWARE OF THAT DREAD DESTROYER,
0TT.HE BRONCHITIS:

"HiCH spares neither the Young, the Good, or tn.
w Beautiful, but lie annually hurry ing mis- upon
thousands to premature grave under the mistaken
consumption The usual symptoms of this disease re-
Cough Soreness of the Lungs Throat, Hoa Diff
Guilty OF breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever Splitting up
fhlegn or Natter and sometimes Blood. 1t is an infam-
NATION OF the fine skin WHICH lines the inside
wnd tubes or air vessels running through part
lungs The great and eectual remedy
spreading disease is the Rev l. GOVERNS BALM OF
LIFE This new and Invaluable Medicine is universally
pronounced, by the multtues who
Its healing virues be the wonderful and admirable
remedy in the world for the of Bronchitis, Coughs
severe Colds. Group, .4.tna, Uhooping Cough, and all
diseases of the Lungs and UidpPe, which, neglected.
lead to Consum ption.
The BALM LIFE stands entirely aloof the various
Quack Nostrusns of the day, having invariably won
condolences of Physicians Cergynae, and eIgent Of
all classes wherever it has
pists, and all who truly sympathise with human suffering
every where hail its appearance with heartfelt and
ook upon the BALM LIFE Qpe Of those great and
common blessings Which Kind Providence ly he
slows on man, but which, like angels VISITS few and
far between.
G5-Crcuars, containing numerous testimonials of the
highest responsibility, be had gratui,ous, our
Agents.
Governs BALM LIFE, Zone Dollar per Botc,) Is for
sale m Richmond, by
IRWIN REED * BROTHER.
June 5th, ls4l. 22-s5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
For the Palladium.
TIE MORMONS.

What went ye out into the wilderness TO see .1ns'ce'
A reed shaken by the wind.
The world appears liable he shaken by almost
doctrine. There scarcely thing absurd
ridiculous cap,ivate provided it be urged
with energy, sustained y percverns ZEAL and cloaked
by Ingenious hypocrisy Like these popular agita
'ons in periodical fits The Jews shivered UNI
der the influence of Koran, Dathan, and ADRIAN
early day; Jercboam shook them later period; and
Sabat,ai Sew disturbed their the 18th century
Chrstendom has been chilled by the basphemies of the
Nugse,on;nns. flushed with feverish by the
preaching of Monk and made deIirious with Mormonsm.
Ten years have elapsed since the first "Reveation''
the slater day sants and another 'sRevea,ion''
ismade TO their leader Joseph Smith, by which tits dcov
cred that they build the Lord their Cod, 'board-
aag-h0use" that He dwell heein and that his
Joseph Smith sand his seed him." also
for house live ssfrom generation generation,
ever and saith the Lord, and let the that
house be called the Nauvoo House,
Sants' sit shall be for house of boa riding house that
strangers from aar lodge hereinthereforc
L. soou Ii
weary traveller may find health and safety. while he shall
contemplate the word of the Lord corner stone
have appointed for Zion Th. house shall be healthy
habtaon, if il De built my name and if the gov
which shall be appointed it, shall suffer any
pollution upon it. II shall be hcly Lord
your God will no, dwell ,herein.n
This recent Revelation proclaimed ss,o all the
honorable President elect and minded Governors
OF the nation in which live. all the nations
the earth scattered abroad But like every other crv of
priestcraft, its voice is for Money! Awake saw they
80 Kings of the earth! Come ye o! come We i,h Won,
gold and your silrer, the help my people-o the
house daughte. Zion,' ssend We swift, mas
yea chosen messengers, and Them come We
with all gold and srer and precious stones
with ali your antques & with all who have
of antiquities that will come and bring the
tree and the FIR and the together with
the precious OF the with
and with brass and nth link, and with all
e'ous things of the earth. and build house my name
for the Mos, High dwell therein there plac
found earth, that he may again tina,
which was lost unto you, which hath away.
even the fulncss of the priesthood: for a bapsma
'ee " not upon the earth that they. saints be
nspIcd for those dead for this ordinance belon
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
N1TCHELLs SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND

E1TCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
lN ATLAS,-Ths work has zen published upwa rds
year, and has been already II orally encouraged and
circulated in various parts of tn United States. The
pectable semnaric., and the and decided testmo-
malls it's favour received from ennen. teachers and gem
tlsmen of the highest respectabsor talent and discrm-
nation, justify the publishers in presenting it as teatise
of undoubted merit
The Geogra phy contains 336 pc es, usated by
than hundred engraving: these all from
designs and executed in yle greotly superior
usually in works of thi description; of
ensravngs eucate important cts stated the text
theirs embrace number of striking objects in nature and
these lneTes; tho schoa-. excie spirit OF inquiry,
mind the dull Uniformity, Justly
planned of by those who study schod Biographies
in this respect.
The is divided into sections of such are
considered sufficient for esso these gradually
larged from the begniDg the .n of the book, as to
keep with the increasing capacity of the pupil Inc
description of the definitions essential 10 clear under
standing science geography will be found. perhaps,
simple and easy of comprehension well be OBJ
tanned. 1t is arranged chiefly in method of question
and presenting, it's believed. sufficient scope
exercise the mental fac te,of the pupil.
The Atlas contains eighteen maps. which are all en-
graved from original drawings executed in the clear
and distinct manner with Mr.. Mitchei's maps are
distinguished The bestowed all parts of the en-
craving, the with which on the maps may
read the location of remarkable events connected with
the history of and countries with the Insef
ton OF the lines OF railroads Ind Canals ana the
all regarded essentia
I improvements.
The geographical and statistical tables appended The
Atlas contain of interesting information
COMPRISING view of the and population of all th
countries represented the together with the
of lengths river, and statistics OF Inc
States. embracing lifts OF universities colleges
and other institutions canals railroads. &c ihese IA
hes may considered forming aggregate OF the Wno
work. and give 1t char acter Periectioh, i'hou' Ne
il wuuld be deficient in completeness ana nnsr-
/ Just received and for sale atthe BUN > LUXE.
Richmond, June l9th IS4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
May p. lS4
new FASHIONS.

MFRS HART, has just receiv the la,es, SPRING
I1 AND SUMNER FASHIONS, fo- Ladies' Hats
and Bonnets A article of Willow Framing, much
superior thing used in this place before. Also
number of English Straw Bonnets, of superior quality,
for Silk Hat and Bonnets de-
scrptioh. made order and constantly hand. Also,
all kinds of Ribbons and Trimmings, Of the latest fashions
Artificial Flowers and other fancy articles for Ladies'
for sale. All kinds of NJ iLLINARY done order.
p. 5. Those wishing procure the latest Fashions wi
please favor with a call and examine for themselves
every my part. wi be made please the Plain
and Fashona5le.
TShop tine old stand. on Main street, opposite tho
Post Office MIS- Hart.
Richmond, May %, 1541. 2ot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
NOTICE..

NHE Stockholders in the Richmond and Brookvi lie
Canal, hereby notified, that of One
Dollar and Twenty-Five the share, has been
payment of which required the Office the company
in Richmond. or before tho st day OF 9TH month. duly
which. addition &C due from
is believed will be sufficient ali La
blites of the company.
By order of the Board of Directors.
B. FULGHUM. Sec;y.
Sixth Month, 1ith, lS4l- 24rJ
We the undersigned, have examined the books pa
pers OF the Richmond and Rockville Canal Company. and
nhd them IN good order and well kept; also
e vouchers and compared them
IN the books and found them agree with exception
lew cents we believe One Dollar. and Twenty-Five
on the share, Will barely be sufficient paw
Indebtedness Of the company. after
of the company. FROBERT MORRISON,
DANIEL P. VIRGINS.
JOSEPH P. STRATTAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
n OTICE

NHE subscribers the late "NArIosAL PAraror-
Il III Wayne County, who paid for numbers O: the
paper than they received,
can nave their money refunded by calling E. Dun
HAM, Esq, Post MASTER Cenireville whose ha nds
have placed OF balances due former ma
rons OF the paper with refunded He also
has list of balances duly authorized 10 re-
csive and receipt for
RICHARb COLE. Editor of the late
Centreville. May %, lsiI. National Patriot
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Clark's old EstabIis he'd TcnnDlc
Of Fortune,

Correspondents distance procure tickets in any
Lottery advertised by Vender il u States. by
dressing John NJ. Clake, Wheeling. Va.
publishing ell. prize b
John NJ Clarke would DO great admit of IT, conse-
quenty his correspondents and but e of
the numerous SPLENDID apals he distributing evcrv
month-or example, during the last month he cold
capital prizes than 81 600 and one of
them the half of $4,000
3 Capitals Of S25,OO0, amounting to s75 ZOO.
On Saturday, June 26th Is4l, the UNION LOT'rE-
RY, Glass g, for lSAl. Win be drawn at Alexandria
d. {. GRAND CAPIrALs-Three prizes of S25,OOO each
one Of 10000 5,O00 2477 so prizes zoos SO prizes
of 3o0 5U prizes OF $50; IS prizes Of 200, SC.
Tickets only Ten Dola Halves 5 Quarters Q IN
Certificates OF PACKAGES OF &c whole tickets $780, H,lv,
$500; Quarters 81, 80.
FOR Tickets and Shares and Certificates Packages in
the above splendid Lotteries, address 1NO NJ CLARKE
l27, Nam street, Wheeling, Virginia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
AN ORDINANCE, proriding for Cleaning the
Cutters IN the Ctr of Richmond:

* &c 1st. BE Ordained by the Common Council of the
- City of Richmond, That shall be the duty of
lot hode occuper all lots improved by build
keep the Gutter their side walk,
clean. such order that pass off freely
SEC. 2nd. That If any occuper OF any lot III
this city, shall his her, their Gutter
in good order will lot the pass off, shall
be the duty Marshal notify such person clean
his her, their Gutter days from the time of
and if suc Gutter shall be cleaned alter the
said Marshal shall be cea
ned the of such occupier be collect
ed as other fines and foreitures collected.
Passed and approved, June Sth. 1871.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID p HoHLowAY, City Clerk 23-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber DESTROYS of selling private sale
any of the property hereinafter described, to wit:
The House and lot, the corner OF Main and rom
streets, occupied by John Williamson as a store.
building lot. with old house il, Main street,
adjoining above named lot the east and adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by JOB Borton.
A building also Main adjoining the proper
~ of Armstrong Grimes the running back about
$50 feet to aey having the advantage of ten foot
aev extending front along IFS whole length Dack
to the mentioned alley
The property resides consisting of good well
fn she'd brick dwelling house, nearly The main ouilo
ing is AZ 80 feet with four the hr' floor, WIN
passage entry Kitchen milk house, wash house, all oil
brick good and ooy stable, aud other out buildings
of good quality Excellent water; roomy dry and airy
cellar: about two half of ground less
kinds The situation surpassed by any in the place,
for peaeantness 1t calculated for private resi-
dence and vet business of the y,
and would be good riding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly for his per-
Also n Farm of So acres, situated about Il miles from
the CITY, directly the Greenve road; originally owned
and improved Frederick Hoover and since owned by Da
vd Holloway The situation is unusually fine; has
several strong failing Springs excellent orch
ard consisting 800 trees, embracing good variety
of fruit
The terms sale of any of the ahove named property
will be fair and liberal, price and time Those dis
roed TO purchase ssh property respectfully invited
cali and examine for them selves
/ ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
D:-,o,5 5,h NJ o3,a I94I 20-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
FOR SALE OR RENT

IN reasonable terms that large and eornn,odious Tavern
~ Stand in Cambridge City la. known the AMERI-
CAN HOTEL 1t is n large Brick House with large
separate rooms and cellar under the whole House
good IL Itchen and for and good
SUFFICIENT for thirty horses good Wagon Yard. Also
-Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars worth good Furniture
The subscriber viii exchange the above for
FARM For further particulars call the Mt
Cambridge City, Wayne co Ind.
IRA LACkEY.
June 10, 1871. 21-o6c
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OF AMERICA,
BY JOHN DELAFIELD, JH

TTNHE object of this work ascertain, hr' "nehe
the which constructed the aptiqniiies Of MSS IA
ton extinct; and If not where theil ~"
dwell Then institute critical examination Oh thef IAN
puaee their anatomical Developments their mythology,
Their srrptural their architecture. their
u their pee uIiar zodiaca signs, and their
and co.sons; ard hence 10 dsduce anaosicai
~ ~ evidence furnish conclusive proof the
60. b.,r. thev originally subsequent reference
- % writings earliest proane historians extant, sob
by sacred scriptures, will exhibit the prime
I history race and will their departure and
,derngs from their homes together with the pro-
- ~ their migration The whole will conclods with the
fac-simile Of an ierosyphie historical about eighteen
ice, long made by themselves, and which their
ourneyngs from the pon, where all other testimony
,ablshed An appendix IS added, containing additional
valuable information reference the ubee, OF the wofk'
,rl.3in, comparative of the Inhabitants Q. ns
northern q hemispheres by James AAaey, ~
Tor sue - D. p HOLLOWAY
Richmond, MAY 23tn. 154l
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Counting Scene, No. g.

Counting scene, No. 2.
'Ah! Sewke, you SIGH slick gal--heigho!
La! amt you ashamed. Jonathan?
y wish was a rIbbn, Sewke''
What for--hey?
Sos, may be you'd tie round that nice prot
ty little neck Of vourn--and | should like to be
darned if shouldn't
- la!--there comes mother-runr
The Quebec Gazette of Wednesday states tina,
at noon on the preceding day one hundred sh rps
under sail were entering that harbor from the
eral ports in England.
SOUTH CARoL1NA-A great meeting of the
TRENDS OF the Admlnisiar ton was held al Charles
ton on the 25th May; at which, resolutions in
favor Of Tariff tor revenue purposes, q National
Bank, and the distribution Of the proceeds Of the
Public Lands were adopted The meeting was
addressed by Senator Preston, Mr.. Legare, and
other distinguished gentlemen. The venerable
Thomas Lowndes presided. Mr.. Calhoun mus,
take care or the scepire will depart from him.
Gen. II. w. Beeson. Loco, has been elected to
Congress from the Favette aud Green district
Pa. in the place of Enos Hook, dec, of the same
politics.
There are sO,7S4 white persons in Georgia
who can neither read nor write.
Real Reform.-The Collector of the city OF
New York, has made, 30 removals and only Is
appointments, thus dispensing with II sinecures
A SAD MIsTAKE-Mary McCastiine came TO
her death at Toronto few days since, in conse-
quence of taking quantity Of snltpetre, sold TO
her by mistake for Epson salts, by grocer
Bait. Patriot.
A-l1ERoINE.--The Ly coming Gazette saws that
large Bear was killed on the Goth uIt 81, in Frank
lin township, by The wife Of Mr.. Joseph Whit
more. Her only wcopen it is said broad
hoe
W. CosT JOHNSON, has been nomna ted by the Wings OF
Maryland their candidate for Governor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-19
THE MAR Il EFT.

Cincinnati, June l6, 1S4l.-Flour s3,56a3,62; Whea.
G5a70; Corn 2Oa25; Barley 4Oa45 Oats I5a25; Dried
Apples 62a5; Peaches S7a2; Potatoes 25a30; Butter
(kegJ oao I2aeo; Hams 6a7 Shoulders
3a33 Sides HAS Hog round ia44; Lard 5a6t Clover
Seed S3,50a4; Whisky l5fa16.