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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
PROSPECTUS OF
TNE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK
OR MAGAZINE OF

USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
There are many periodical publications, yet one
more is wanted. The friends of EducatiOn-the
advocates Of the diffusion of Useful Knowledge
have long desired to see the commencement Of
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WfprD ails Giferflcbt.

Sn 8alencia lebten 5lpei Samilien,
woblbabeno uno bon 4niebn. ean9e lebz
ten lie in 9enouen freuolboftli6en Ser
baltnifen, oob uertpanoelte ftb iol6es in
falte 50fibfeit.
scSn oen friibern 3eiten batten iib Maz
ria De Las Wertaoos uno Suan be Oios
tdstib eefeben, fie paren NIT einanoer be-
ransetpa1ien, liebten iib als 8lnoer uno
in 1pdtern Sabren nabm bieie siebe einen
erniferen Gbarafter an. 8alo erfldrteu
ife fb ibre 5drtlicbe 3unel9un9, uno 5speiz
felten audi nibt, bob ite bur1 Elm ebeli
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Cur unterbaltuns uno 8elehruna.
Die Sramt ppn Wbnbps.

Bur 3eit oer Ge9ieruns Sultan Srz
dams tparen bic Sdrfen duberft besieris
na6 Dem 8elts bes oamals beriibmten fe=
ften S6lo1e6 Ibpbos, uno mabten mdb=
ti9e lnftalten gu elmer fbarfen 8ela9ez
run9 bei1elben. 8or Dem grfbeinea bes
tdrfif6en 6eeres an ben Mauern oes
S6lofes bate bic en9elib0ne Sopbroz
mia, So6ter bes SefeBsbabers ber @e=
tte, einen Sralim, ,porin ibr porfam, fic
fep an einen, fb0nen Qbeno beim Spa
5ierenseben, uno spdbreno iie Die funfelnz
ben Sterne am 6immel betra1tete-im
einen tiefen ibmueieen Graben sefaaen,
rps iie cine Stunoe lang re9unsslos unb
poa 4nsit perbleiben mubte, bis 5uleet
elm f6Sner Singing uorubersins, tpelben
fie um 9llfe anflebte. Sic febte nitbt
unionft, Der Singing balf ibr beraus,
reini9te ibre Gemdnber unb tr0iete fie
NIT freunoli6en @orten. Darauf beaaz
ben fi6 8eioe in cine tpunberib6ne Qaus
be, fbmiidten ii6 NIT pra6tuollen &lei=
betn, uno oer Siin9liue bespirtbete bic
Sun9frau NIT foifbaren Sriibten uno
fang eieoer gum preife ibrer S6onbeit.
Sopbronia ertpabte, trauris unb unru=
big bab Die 70 eben 9enofene @lddfeli9=
feit nur elm Sraum 9e,pefen. Gini9e
Ea9e ipdter erf9ien oas tiirfifbe Seer
Dor oem Sblof1e, uno cine bartndfise
Sela9erun9 be9ann inoeb pertbeioieten
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odbti9en iebr CROP Wariens SHUTTER iebr
fromm, b0rte tdo(idb Die Me6e uno nobn=
te oaen reli9ioien llebun9en bel. Qm
2ten pfin9ittoee ibdete Waria cine llns
pdblibfeit Dor, oamit iie NIT ibr sur Spdts
meiie in Die STRIDE 9eben mooe. Sie Mut.
ter piliete elm. Sn oer Mitte oer STRIDE
iteben S,pei 8eiben 8dnfe. Waria trat
NIT ibrer SHUTTER elm +; bic eritere, nadbbem
iie eine gSeile 9efniet, ieete iie itb neben
Suan auf cine Sanf. Sbm mar es bobit
peinli6, in BET Hdbe Der Serratbenen Su
bleiben, ct pollte ii6 ollo ernferncn. Su
Dem Qusenblicf, no er oies tbun pil, ers
erif Waria oas Me1er. uno itieB es ibm
pl0slib nit FOLDER 9e,polt in bic Seite.
oab ct io9leb nieoerionf uno ielnen 8ellt
ousbaubte. Die Woroerin belt iebr 9e=
fabt oas Wefer NIT Slut sefdrbt empor
uno lpra6 5u Den Qnwelenoen: "Sb bas
be oieien Mann ermoroet! SD SD bas
be ibn mebr als mein eeben 9eliebt. SD
tpeib, pelb Sbidlal meiner barrt aber
ib weroe sufrieoen iferben, oenn es 1T nun
unm6otib, ooB mein @eliebter elmer 2(ns
bern oneeb0ren fam uno Der SOB ,piro
uns menieiten6 pereinen."
Waria warb io9lei6 perbaftet uno Die
STRIDE blieb lanae 3eit oeri6loilen, um oo:
ourb beren Gntneibun9 su fubnen.
Waria mabte por Dem Gi6ter oas nam>
libe 9efGnonib nit 9lei6er Sofuns, uno
iie tpioeriprab icear ibrem Sertbeioi8er.
penn er etspas Su ibrer &ettune onfabrte.
Sic wuroe sur Sobesitrafe perurtbeilt.
uno bieie am Is. 0eibr. 1926 uollsoeen.
Oie 3abl Der 3ufbouer bel oer Sin'
ribtune par febr 9rob; ober fait 2(ae be9'
ten eben 70 piet Mitleib nit Der M0roerin
als nit Dem Grmoroeten.
-=
Gin oeutl6er Sotanifer, Oct Die en9li<
ibe Golonie am S1panenf1ui1e in Steu
6ollano be9leitet bat, entoedte oaielbit Ell
ne Slume, Die unter Dem @infufe oerSonz
nenitrablen in beftimmten 3eitrdumen el=
men dbnliben &aub ausit6bt, .pie perio'
men, bic Sabaf rau1en. Ser 9elebrte
Reiienoe erl6raf Nnfanes oariiber, alser
in Der Gntf fernun9 bieie raubenoen Slus
men fab. uno 9laubte in elnen 9Interbalt
bon Biloen 9efallen gu fein.
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S8sSBHssewae5lts 8isgtersteGle.
&lappern gebbrt J. Sanbtperf.

gs flappert Die D1hbIs,
Gs flappert oct Storcb,
gs tlappern sar Siele,
Wlein >eler nur borob!
gs tlappsrt ber Sebuiter bet SebloiIsr Bet
Gtbmiot,
9ob flappsrH biel ancere seute nod nit,
Dem Slappern seb6rt nltt gum Sanpwert
aeln,
es tpia audi bon @nosru seflappsrt feiu --
Ser fhreet ieins 2Baaren aus,
Sn Ieoer 3cltuna NIT $drm une Sebraus;
4lletn, mas CT audi prelieno ipriht,
9ie ibleebten Baareu taussn nitbt
Hub Stierano iplrpe 81 ibm laufen,
Sbm feline 28aaren abSutaufcn:
Dob ct Drttebt oas &lappern wcb(,
Drum se6t oct 5anoel, ME er foil!
Gin slnorer ttidt 1eb bic CUR erss
Ollt luber febmeibelncer @eberpe,
9Benn er oen reiben Ssttsr Gebt,
2SIs's unterweilen ,pcbl seibiebt,
0amit ct oeden grte werbe.
Oft fhBt CT lefeno ibm Die 5anpe,
llno fdllt gar iein Seburtstag etn
Damn ttelIt er 0h Dor Sage ein,
ltno tpanlhet Slid ibm cbne gnpe,
.tno ldbt Seolhte fabrBiren,
Ses reicben 4lteu 6ers III rilbreE.
erb1belcter, bet mu6 ll,tis fem,
ltnb tlappert er, tple Iteb's aeb6rt,
2S'ro ibm Die erbibaft wobl bef6ert'
Gin 0ritter nil, es fam ni6t feblen,
Old cine reicbe Srau erpdbleu,
slrm 1T CT ,pie cle &lrhsnmaus,
lluo Sldub'9er tturmen balo Iein 6ans,
9cb weib CT alle binter's <bt ~ fnbreu
ltno als Salantes Oldnncben Al briliren.
gr prablt init ltbren, Oolsn, 0lnssn,
Oie Ct 9ebcrat; ibm tpiro's selinsen,
Gin reitbes Sdnstben 5u errinsen.
Drum ,per auf SreierefhBen sebt,
Der prhfe lt6 bod ia pOrber,
Ob Ct
Das liste Slappern aud berltebt.
60 flaprsrt bsnn nit ben salenten,
Die bic 0latur eutb bat perliebn
90 flappert audi init Selo uno 0enteu,
qDie init bes umtcs SorS' uno Olibn.
Iueb nit Nanse uno ocn 9ltelu
Biro oft seflappert srcb mo fein
ltnb feblt es aub an baaren Olitteln
Seflappert muB es otnnob Gein.
90 flappert audb, ibr altem Sb6neu,
Oait oer Derjdbrtcn Nci5e 3abl,
ltno febrt euh nitht all 9pctt uno 6tbueu,
Gs fInoet sHolt bod einnial
Gin mann 1tb ein, eub bsim,ufibren;
Man6 5sr5 la6t lt6 our6 Slappsrn ribren
60 elappert osnn, uno oentt babei:
nOas lebrt uns Die pbiIclcpbei."
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@egrsans 4, sanze 8#mmer le7.
Wa#fenSe 8HH,mer II.

$s :$:$ %
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Soncerbare eSa9o9eiebe.

Sic ribren bon Dem bur9unol10en 8oz
nise 5unoebalo Der [5O5], @er einen
Sa9obuno ftieblt, beibt es w6rtli6, oer
muB oemIelben 6fentlib ben 9intern fiiis
fen, ooer er sablt iieten @olotbaler oafar.
gSer einen Sperber ftieblt, bat Die @abl,
Oh ct abt @olotbaler besablen ooer ben
Sperber auf leinem Saube Sspolf eotb
rs ltn5en] Sleiid persebren lanen pia.
90
Salss uno Seuerbrunnen in @blna.
3u u,3one= &iao uno Sie:ecu:5ltn9
in gbina befinoen fib Seuere uno Sal3s
brunnen, bic Su oen merfmaroieiten ytas
turerIbeinunsen Der groe oeboren. Sles
fe 8runnen, Die i'm Durbmeher nibt IL
ber 5 ODER 6 3oll mefen, iino bis su elmer
Siefe BON 1900 uno 1900 Sub' ia in ei=
nem einselnen Sale BON 5000 SUP, in Den
8ellen eebobrt uno wdbreno aus oen
SalSbrunnen mittelit zines boblen Bomz
bus ourb Sbien elm 9Saher 9eib0pft
miro, oas Den pierten uno finften Sbeil
Ieines Sewidbtes Gal, ent5dlt, front aus
oen Ssuerbrunnen Elm brennenoes @as,
oefIen man iib tbeils sur Seteutbtune,
tbeil5 gum 2(uSlieoen oes Salses beoient.
Die Qrt, ipie Die Gbinelen oieie Srunnen
bobren. 1T duBerit einfab aber obrpobl
Die Qrbeiter, penn Die 8ebir8sart nlbt
un9elp6bnllbe 6inoerniiie in Den SSe8
felt, binnen "a Stunoen 5ipel SUP bobs
rem f6nnen, bauert Die game 0rbelt oo2
wenioitens 3 Sabre. a
So
@oloene Ge9el. = Sei unperbrubll1
in 6altuns oeines @ortes, penn ou es elnz
mai aeaeben; bies eupectt bir oll9emelnes
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@olbene Ge9el. = Sei unperbru3l'2
in 6altuns oeines 8ortes, lpenn ou es eins
mai aeeeben; bies erpecft bir oll9emeines
3utrauen.
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a9ieHstas Sen Is. @3opemser 1s4a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
iIGI%T ELECTION.

0CrWe are requested to announce WILLIAM
). ADDLEMAN, : candidate for The House Of
Representatives, sulject to tho decision Of a
County Convention.
GIVE are auihorizedto announce ISAAC y.
LESlI, OF ii 'gerstawn, caudtdaie for a sent
NJ. the House of representatives, Of the mex,
Legislature of this State.
0C5-We are requested Ia announce SAMUEL
BELONG a candidate for Sheriff al the next
AUGUsT election.
GIVE are authorized To announce DAVID
DENWiDDiE candidate fer Sheriff
GIVE authorized announce WILLIAM
NlDUP, candidate for Sheriff.
We authorized 10 announce DAVID
MOORE os a candidate for Sheriff
fr1rWe arc authorised TO announce LEVI +.
ROTIIEAEL, as "a candidate for Sheriff
GIVE are authorized announce JESSE
MEEK, as a andIdate for Sheriff.
GIVE arc requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. Of Cambridge City, a candidate
for ShertTof Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Ia the House Of Representatives., resolutions
conds inning he course of Mr. Gudtings. adopted
a a uee:3r4 IN OHIO, were presented by NJ.
Weller, at that stale, and lnId an the table.
The Appointment bi!i was then tahen up in
committee OF the whole.
The pending question was on the amendment
repori ed last evening from the committee on cleo
tons, pro, idtng that The general ticket system
shall be abolished.
A constitutional objection raised TO the re.
cepfian Of such an amendment, II beng dcni-d
that Congress has any power 10 interfere with
The mode adopted by the states conducting their
elections. 'fhts constitutional question MAS ar.
gucd the whole day.
In The Senate, after tho preseGtaton of mo
morals. Intellectual attempt was made 10 take
up the res ,lutlon calling fnr copies o correspon>
dsnce relative 10 the Rhode Island troubles. The
General Appropriation h'tl was reported from the
committee finance with Suntry amendments,
aud made the orjcr of the day Tor Tomorrow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

tended IT, The dancing was preceded by militia
rs evolutlons which would have disgraced
Napo!eon himself. Err the Accommodation If
the iadles soda fountain wes prepared. THIS Is
setting good example, vi ich ogghl Ia be follow
ed The tanctng Of the FAIR was highly
creditabie. Oao Young uIalcen might lie mssIek,u
for a syiPa-
Jewels her marble BROW,
An n her hait.
zat n Ia-l ylrgsa
IIcz fairy 5Otsseps
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
WASHINGTON, April %, 1912.

In the Honso II Representatives,, the bill pro-
hibIfing the trans ora'ton Of letters and pasSen
gers on The coast y foreign steamers, called
up hv Mr. Stanley.
Messr~. Profit md Bhett objected to the clause
which prohibits tie transportation Of passengers.
They thought il 40 worthy Of tins country, which
professed g take he lead the acts Of courtesy
and liberaiItv.
Messrs Fllnfare, Cushing and GorJen took a
different view. They argued that Great Britain
dad moi aow vessels rs same privilege; also.
That we ought L disca9utenanee me ca0erega :
ti2n at steamers "a oar coast. y hIrh sesst-. from
their construction, could easily he turned INTO
ship-.
After fIrtherdebate. the further consideration
OF the bill was Jos Jaoned until Thursday.
The House ten went INTO committee on the Ap-
port'"ament W, when several s,mcndmeu = pro-
posing dltieret ratios Of representation were pro
posed. When fhis closed the rumbur uadef
discussion was , 000
In he Seaafe after the presentation Of numef,
ous Peniions q Inc tariff question, The cnnsi3era
ton Of The pFat6nG foT the saisftcfFan of claims
under the frea y Of Dancine Rabbt Creek, was
resumed, nnd dsbsted Al great length.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
APRIL -, 1912

In the House Of Representatives. report re-
iaiive Ia HE New York Custom House was made
from the committee on public Expenditures. 1t
was accompanied by the report OF Mr.. Poiu9oxter
on the same Ject
NJ. Everett made motion 10 have the debate
on the ApporlIotment LIii terminate on Monday,
but the motion was laid on the table.
After the presentation OF petitions, the ApPor~
tiunment hi.l was once more taken up IN commit.
tee of the hole. The question pending was str,l
IN the amendment proposed by the committee on
elections. providing that hereafter every state
shall elect On the Congressional DistrIct plan.
The constitutioualtly Of The amendment was
debated great length by Mcssfs. Kennedy, o
Indiana Barnard and others.
In the Senate the Crvll aud d r., matte hrPro
prlaiion lHl was then taken up, aud numerous
amendments. proposed 10y the committee on Fl
nance, considered. Il IS supposed that the bIl
viii not bo detained by the Senate more than {
week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
Clock and Watch Repairing.

TEyiE subscriber woud inform mis- friends and old
that ne has taken one door Of w III
Lynde's Store. here he Viii be pleased reeeivestho
calls Of ali may favor him with oFs
wth despatch and warranted perform. low FOR rs.h
JOSHUA b. HUNsICuTT.
Richmond, May It'll, la Leaf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Mr. J. Marshall, Of Leeds. Yorkshire, Encland,
has bntit mill for the manufacture Of flax one Of
h'eh- supposed 10 he The iatges, IN The world
covers upwards Of twaaeges II ground. II IS
lighted fr.m the top 81, iahss and The portion 10,
r,Qnired for the glass covered with soft and la I'd
oLF ns gaiftn. Tie hfm employ IN lhelr maj
utaCtory at this place up~atCs II 1850 persons.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

\ letter ffem s. Potef>buTeh srates, hat the
Emperor Of Russia has resvls I'd Ia allow several
more Poles who took part IN the re, olutIon
return home. Among ,htm Is Purce Ogin< H.
who, ior stNcrai NeRrs past he's suLslsfed IN
France boo binder.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Mai7r Dl~ning gives The following advice;
I'll yen- want = ifade safely, borrow zee IN Al
gust, and agree . return he same quantity 10
Janu7ry; for every other bargain Is unsaftln."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

n Brazi. Protestauts are not allowed n build
churches any 81 show publicly their
dissent from the established religion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

A recent village debate. in Vermont, upon The
question "onghi Young man ~ foiinw gal, At
ter he give han tie mItten2a vas dJlv argued
pro ard con--srd tieu tho President decided that
he had 1t onghttr."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

y gentleman having gwen n quantity ot neRch-
II The lahorcrs the rail road IN the Vicinity
II BsStnn, one Of ihetn asked how he liked
them. He SAID the iruu very good. but tho
seed scratched his throat lIttle a lie swallowed
Them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The va'ga ri combs made in the United States
Is 81 100 900. Brushes 81 - O09.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
Dissolution of Partnership

sNE eopartnsrship eretaore existirg Jnder the firm
4 OF PAYNE & yfCkEKS, ., thi- day, dissolved
ny mutual both parties Euher OF The pafrs
settle the existing contracts All per-
iadeuted, wiI please call and
tie a. s,on "a con 80 lent. H. - PAYNE,
Rienfnc4s3. April lst, I1i2 E. NICkERS-
The Tailoring Business. will still be
cnntisued stand Of Market
BY EDWIN yfCkERS who respectfully requests a share
Of patronage Call aud him, and ne vii your
n god style and che-p
April 70. le42. f1a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

100 Goo gro employed ~ the maHHfaciure
Of buttons n YaHkeeiand. giving employment
and subsistence 70 10000 persons, who turn out
81 800, O00 worth 4 Year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle horses
/ -baggies End ~ ell broke horsss. Ills will be
suited to the times LEWIS BURK.
Richmond, March 10th, 1912 LII
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

THE Pr rHEr William Miller. the man who
insists that The world viii be DESTROYED IN 1913
5 occurring every evening nj The Apollo, New
York.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07
The HarnnonIst:

nEING a collection 81 Tanes from the aFpro~s~
ID au hors. adapted every variety Ct METRE IN ~
Methodist Hynn Book; for sale
+ Jan. 27th. 1912 BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

\. ,tfSzTI 1S-Tho Portsmouth VA J Chroni-
Gle HOSTS The fig II shI { Calhoun, FIR Ptesi-
dent. and S}as Wright, Ter Wee President.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The New York Money Marker is perfectly easy.
The Banks have more money ihan there Is de
mani Tor, aud first rate paper may be done in tho
street without difficulty al : per cent per annun,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The ] hn Rowland which arrived a Salem on
Saturday, brought iiso natives from one OF tho
small islands near Japan
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

.tF4.Et. - tx.
In the Hose of Representatives, The Appor-
tionment ban vas cree mere taken up 10 commit.
tee II whole
The question immediately pending vas on the
motion II Nr BoIggs to fix the rat:o or represen-
talinn a SOTO
long wiateresting debate arose. and wss
continued uat+l the motion Of Mr.. Briggs was a.
greed TO By rssai riiy Of hose present. Oher
amendments were then offered The general I'm.
precision appears 10 Re that So. $50 vii be the
number faaljy agreed to-
In the Senate nothing Of interest transoired
At'er sone DEBATE private bills. bill relating
10 the jurisdiction Il The L. s. Supreme CouF,
was taken uP ard Diseased Al great length
Last evening the bali Of the Mechanical Rife.
men came eff to the satisfaction # al who ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

ORBERED BAcK-Ihe disasters Of the British
IN India cali Ter more troops. Several Of the rig.
,ments nov n Canada ordered back 10 Eu-
rope.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The Texas Committee, al Cincinnati, has sus
pended operations The money contributed has
been returned TO the donors
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Mr.. j. b Aveqnn French chemist IN New
Odeans has discovered nnd taken nut a patent for
his inve nilon Of n mode of Obtaining new kind
of excellent wax for candles. from the refuse Of
the sugar chne. after all The saccarinc matter has
been DIV cd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The Bank Of E"gi.nd said to he tho me At
extensive Bank IN the world. lis bona fie capital
exceeds Ga 900 900 sterling.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The iIagers;own Herald of Freedom has como
out for Mr. Clay for the Presidency.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

The y. Y Sun saws there are large number II
western merchants III that city but they pener-
ally buy Light stocks.
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MORTALITY IN NV IoRk,-There were lbs
deaths last wesk-fo men, 81 women, ~ boys /,
IL gIrIs. Consumption 81. Scarlet fever 10.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Mr. J. Marshall, Of Leeds Yorkshire Enpland,
has built mill for the manufacture Of flax one Of
Z" hch-snrposed 10 he tic iatges, IN The world
-o"Nrrs upwards Of twaaeIes Il ground. II -
lighted iTom the top shy igh's. and he porion DO,
qnired for the glass covered with soil md laid
o1t garden Tie f,m employ in herman
utaCtUtY this place up~atCs II l5CO persons.
letter ftem s. Putst>bufeh sIates, hat the
Emperor Of RUSSIA has resuis I'd Ia allow several
more Poles he took part IN the revolution
return hsme Amoug them Prrce Ogin>ki,
, who, ier several years past he's suLsisi,d IN
France rs a buek-buter.
\ gentleman having gwen a quantity At beach
- II The lahorcrs the rail road IN the ,icinity
Of Bsstnn, one Of ,he,n asked how he liked
them. He SAID the rutt was very good bur Tho
seed scratched his throat lutle he swallowed
them.
The Pr rHEr.- William Miller The man who
insists that The world viii be d,stroSed IN 1913
: leelur,ng every evening n, The Apollo IN New
York.
+ The Jim Rowland " Inch arrive cd a, Salem on
Saturday, brought tiso natives from OF tho
small islands near Japan.
The Bank of E"giand said to he tho mes
extensive Bank IN the world lis bona fde capital
exceeds Eli 900 900 sterling.
] The y. Y. Sun saws there are large number II
western merchants III that city but they gener-
ally buy Light stocks.
STRAWBERRIES were plentiful in The Norfolk
market on tuesday morning, III 31A cents per
quart.
MoRTALIrY IN NV YoRk.-Thcre l5s
deaths last we.k-12 men, 30 women. II boys,
IL girls. Consumption 81 Scarlet fever 10.
They manufacture spifii gas instead Of vhiskov,
from wheat. at the west.
FANNY E'sslcr has gwen a splendid bcnefi, TO
The Female Luua,c Asylum IN Havana. Shn
was enthusiastically chetred from tho beginning
t. the end If The performance, aud GctIrcd amidst
shower Of bouquets.
The iIagers,own Herald of Freedom has como
: out for Mr.. Clay for the Presidency.
n The Texas Committee, a, Cincinnati, has sus
pended operations. The money contributed has
been returned TO the donors.
. Mr.. ] b Aveqnin. French chemist IN New
n Otleans has discovered nhd taken nut patent for
=, his invention Of n mode of otiaiuiug a new kind
k of excellent wax for candles from the refuse of
the sugar cnne. after all tho saccarinc matter has
l. been cs DIV cd
: The New York Money Market is perfectly easy.
t The Banks have more money ihan there IL de-
mani Tor, mud first rate paper may be done in tho
. street without difficulty al : per cent. per anuun,.
a iIGIT ELECTION.
G7-We are requested to announce WILLIAM
To- s. ADDLEMAN, 5 candidate for The House Of
. Representatives, sutIect to tho decision Of a
: County Convention.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

Strawberries were plentiful in The Norfolk
market on tuesday morning, ii 31A cents per
quart.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

They manufaeture sPifii gas instead Of vhiskoy,
from wheat, at tie west.
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Fanny Essler has gwen splendid benefit to
The Female Luuarc ASS lum IN Havana. She
enlhu-a stIcnllv cheered from Tho beginning
t. the end Of The performance, and rctIrcd amidst
a shower of bouquets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-07

fNlr. Hook was member r The 26sh Con
rress. and was elected go tne 9Th; hni resigned
IN consequence & 1t. health, shofg t.aae befaf,
bis dc. III.