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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-20

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-20

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-20
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-07-20

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22


For annual repairs Of the IFos'eAl8 to'-@ -S "et
.afy, horse and cart, iauorefs, oo ana oes=il9 io
plants, thousand five hundred and hiiy collars
For repairs Of fence Pennsylvania avenue fronting the
ar Departments aud fence 81 Pfcsi3ents gar
den, two hundred dollars.
For taking down and removing the furnaces beneath
Hall Of the House Of Representatives, and building ree
the floor below the cGypt- eTsaFatls Goa
sau constructing additional f'e- for hot and cod ar "f
The better ventilation of the Hall aud passages maze "a
samd SIX hundred and -four dollars. occ..
For purchase Of ground north Of the e"eF" Fost Once
seventh and eighth streets OF so much thereof a
the Postmaster General deem e~PeIIent, twenty-five
thousand dollars
For Rounding the oase across fenn'yIEana aaeaae
second street, and extending the same over the pfese s
abdt'nen on sad Second street, and rc"nbhsins me
pofai,on "i " 'sh'n4'oh Inc -a"i q" seven hu'-fe' an"
tyres Twelve t,on.and dollars.
Fr ,l,o,:rg the ,,,o ,s.7gez al oo,avs or tho roof
e,1 s,ene 40 door. c,ye, The :, ,od Vim conner reaa.-
,r ,ba s,sb or.- tho I, Of HE House
of ReDesenIaliyes and substituting permanent roo COW
erred conner and reoaoy the conner work Of the roof
- h,a't4 'lrII,.a ~
- t;s a,+ ro,,ic. and fvt,,cs NJ ti,e t,or, vi no
e ia. I,i+oI one tboosanJ eig, ,,trsI md 6fty3rcc
LILA. and f,Ttv-fve rents
For mes. door in the Basement story Of te Presidents
for wooden partition ard gass door and for new
~ III. rhin,nsvs w. hundred and fry dollars
Fn, conletng tho Pos, once b,Iiin, and fixtures and
furniture for the same twenty thousand ani ninety
one dollars and seventy-one cents.
repairing which iron pipes
where they cross the Fiber one hundred and fty dollars
For repairing the flag fooxays the Capitol Pres
house, repairing lamp posts and lamps
Capitol, hundred dollars.
For expenses attending negotiation Of treaty with
Indians Ohio addition Rppro-
priations. one thousand dollars
For conservation 70 clerk in Office
l3ya
s ,,a f .Iis ,c, ,,reIva b,ni,cI olI,r.. P-oriief
ana, ba,e,of,re ,n,ro,,,tcd for o clerks nov,
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r commonwealth, sinners 10 v anime
l, tho ,re.,v nh ria. ~ eig},ee, hundred AND
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No. 81 For the contingent expenses Of The Attorney
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SEC. % lind Be 10 further enacted, That III the sun
appropriated should found than ut
expense thereby plated su!u
be applied under the direction of the head OF the pro"
or department, TO supply the deficiency o. any otle item u
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
BronlI)itis! Broafbitis !!
Beware of that dread Destroyer,
To- THE BRONCHITIS,

Which spares neither the ! oep", tie Good
or the Beautiful, but Is annually hurrymg
thousands upon thousands to i premature
grave, under the miSiakeH name Of Con
sumption. The usual symptoms Of this
disease are, Cough Sorcn"-s of the Lungs
Throat, Hoarsene-s, Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Asthma Hectic Fever, Splitting up
OF Phlegrn or Matter, and sometimes Blood.
1t Is au Inflammation 81 The Iiur rl4Iu which
Ines the inside Of the small Wind tubs or
air vessels running through every part ii
the lungs. The GREAT ana cliccfual reHedy
for this alarming and wIdcspr cading dis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
p ALL n DfyT M .
JOHN TI LER.

Terms of Acknowledgements DOLLAR per square fo
insertions, and TwENTY- Five CENTS for adj
ditional nsertion-TEN LINES, the occupied y
23O eHts counted square, nothing counted less than
square, all over square, aud less than square and
half to be counted square and hG-Per square for
three months, THREE DoI.LARs for months Dol
LARS, len DOLLARS per annum; squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS annuul:
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants. Druggists
and Others advertising by the year, viii he charged for
column of 1000 ms $4,000 per annum: for -ourt
of column, $4,000; for half column, $500; for
quarter column, So. 00.A ded1cton of20 PC cont
will be made Advertisements longer than quarter
column, inserted by the year year and NOT
altered Chanccry notices and petitions
be paid invariably III advance. Advertisements com Do.
from abroad, he accompanied with the cash.
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
y. b. No advertisement viii be discontinued unit
paid for unless option the publisher prevo
engagement between the publisher the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
RHEUMATISM. PILES. AM
COSTINFNtSS CURED

MIR. ANGEElNE, corner Of Spring nni EltzahetA
tss street. Y Y. ss fifteen years Suffered 'E~sriatn-
orinens from Ire above cnnap Advice AM mc'iese
Obtained i1Hl lhe first pnysclaas but n7Ihing
bin any permanent relief, and ne expected - drag
miserable existence t7a end of his days Nfe1 how
ever, BRAN pRETii'S PILLS we're mentioned TO him.
and the ses kaai - nave PHroEmed hope
GIFTED ~ having erseTcred IN their
for upwards Of tupnta = entirely recovered. arr
=, erjoy perfect health. 11e greatest part u
fifteen wears crichos. and f3r
years previous with the above ila.
aoe rs boots consequence Of hrs feet being
much swollen. Nov. howerer, he entirely recnrere
and strongly recommends al similarly afflicted fail
give Brandre,hs Pits trial. May taken ID
consequence. rlj derived equal benei. from
TIE fologl- thc only adth9fizei Agents pa
ce= To whirh tacIz attached:
Rcamoa5. Samuel Pierce: New Pos;an. J Craig; A.
in-tan. J. Ry5ey; Brownsville Rider Il Faen; L51arty.
Burgess Carr: Dualensvil'e, b r Masousy: Benton
vlie . r Brown Cea:reeie. j. f. Dinaam Cambridge
:y Rogers Meek: D4olin. l. & B. Hrs: Heyerstoqgn
" Lewis: tireenscorodgn. Seth HensaaH: Economy "
B Dene1aw * Co: " iiiia a-bJrg. :. Johnson Il Co:
= inc1esIer, Gonrch Brother; Windsor. T7omss War
Nuncieown, w. {. Harvey; SPrios3oro1gh J. B. Nils.
Jiiy %. 1872. 29if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

JAYNE'S CARNINATiEE BALSiM II in.
safe aud efectua remedy for dysentey. - arrhoca.
poscness choern tn=, rint. gripng pam.
ernp, treinor aud all bowel affections aud
diseases.
TINS the efficient, pleasant aud safe
positions offered the public for the Of the
arrangements the stomach bow els
article least confidence pr cholera
complaint, and IN all the above diseases
really acts like a charm.
For sale by IA MES Is. DlGDAIE,
July %, lS4l.-29Iy. RIcnMoSp, IA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

This new and invaluable Medicine is uni
gersaiIy pronounced l,g the mul'ifudcA WHO
have used il and tested its healing virtues.
to be tie most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word Tor f4c cure of
Bronchitis, Coug,ae. severe Colds, Group,
Asthma, VSh"opin-s Cough,
Md at diseases Of The LUHGs and WIND
r1pE- which. neglected, soon lead to real
Consumption.
The BALM Of ITrE stauds entirely alonf
from the various Ctarf NoSft7,'Rs Of the
day having invariably won the confidence
Of phgeicia5ts. riereyaaet. ami tie iHeii,-
gent If all ci1ssfs. wherever 1t las been
introduced. J'!Garthropsts, and ell who
truly sympaih.sc with human suffering,
every where hail It's appearance with
heartfelt JOY; and look uron tie BALM or
Lire as one Of hose oye1t md 5sac9AaHfoH
bteesiaes which kld Providence ccct-
sipnaIiy hestoFv~ man. iast uIuEH- ih;
angels wits lew aua ltr between
H. Cires!gre. r,u's.sH.H-. nef."f= 'i5 ie@-
troa.tl- oi' the E...i.eat ~ Ptotst4l1fy, can
b.. had .-ratptoa- e II orlr AGENTS.
Price 81 per bottle. (EJ-Ior sale by Reed & Broth
r, RiriinoBd la DR.. Swain. Ceatreyi!ie la ; Tbos
}. Whelen Cana5ritge. la Dan. Mssoa hnigistow n
a and Jesse Way, Winchester, la.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
y. EIsr CO LgEEEGSs

{ tii.ee, ~ Richmond, W ayne
~ DAY 81 October, iUia mo
0 the General foSt Once a
hiroy Mrs Eliza beth
K.r4F,er Harmon IIef.,ri..E
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
DR JAYNE.S FXPrcT0RANT-T

nR JAYNI%S ENPEETORANT.-Th invaluable
~ medicine is day elfectng of tho ast9ntsh
ing and wonderful cures 'Hat haze ever been AnoNn Al
who for stsna, Cough. It2sa- B9oG,
Peursv. Foa PA and Soreness IF tie Breast dil
dcusy of Breathing aa3 other dease IF ae 1t NG
and BREAST. and Do attest TO liz Use fil4ess.
Ii stands unflra ed At stands and
goa vi.. be I5--a a-lopie-e tstaes ba~c nat,
capzeot be sratd that stands fr ohase ar3 re
Inc Only natIa. ant TIM Only truly s-cezs' method of
resting aud rur4nE diseases the Pulmonary Organs
Extract Of csr.tcate from the Rev. Or Baecoa, lae
President OF tae NaterFIa.e College, Maine:
s'Fro7 personal argua wlth d. u,
JAYNE. regular ss1dent Of tae Msiral a~c-y ' Penn
cine. prepare! appreciate TIC numerous te~t'-
lsnla. different medical arena much
moro highly great Tjty of taase isascn
enzvay eula-i-c!. oo r5aI n them my family
ls favorable ap-zpa;ioHs Taey what tacy profess
t. fa-n9t qrscs u1strnsbu ssIlIg prepared aattda:rs
for some affective af human diseases. know
they hgay e-eeHed- and frrGge1tg pfescTsed- y
tle respectable Of tae regular practitioners Of
medicine tafs aaa 10 hesitate
3i,a safe, well oaneaty useful remedy for the
diseased
Mr.. Nicholas Harris Of the tez-oaz Of .ae First
Baptist Church Of PA adeI1ha. has BEEN perfectly cured
e taer having suffered f7r sixtv years wIt1 tst7taa,
1-h h5therto h2aie4 the sk # II tire bes; Phs-
eians Of toe city. Ms May Campbell OF Fayets 60.
"a, has been enrea Of Asthma d egsen gears stalaz
81 this Ez 2erta-aat
FI1aily saat the public long desired. neJ5sne d
this ki14 vh-h might be depended u9on prepared ~
regular physician offered them. and We had If
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
! July 81, fsil.-29-ly RICHMOND, l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22
LIVERY STABLE.

ylNIE has for hre several good saddle horse.
1 -buzyes and ell broke horses His terms viii os
81 ed 10 Inc tir,es LEWIS BU RI.
R5chmoa., March iGib, 1872 lIa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22


dy IS rassed ia the useless and dangerous
which a!mod upon the public only gain.
Please read the following statements communicated by
his ENceilency, unaer luie Of
Jolsasi3n. Ian, -. 1872
DR.. Charles Dy Jr1Iy Dear Sir: Yonr eerno,unica
Iion -ger!ay asking my opinion Dr.. taSNeaIhes
Iepac E}Nr. Has received this morning. In reply.
Wi! inform yoa that nay confidence patent medicines
generally Is very faIIca. have had
believe that unpcinciped Will palm upon
their clso1vcitizens their USELESS dangerous
tor the sake of mp
ant and critical period of without pr1burnE any good
effect when otherwise perhaps, proper remedies would
been used. and much suffering and distress prevented For
iat reason have used them, feeling nysc family
to be much safer under the directions nay family py-i-
clans but having been afflicted last years
difficulties IN the side and chest, uncomfortable and
distressing, painful and somewhat alarming, and from which
could get only temporary relief, fortunately noticed
your advertisement Of the medicine in question
had been schoolhoy with DR. StaTk asher, and had
with him long and Intimate acquaintance when
young and from my know ledge of him thought him
incapable practising deception person. this
induced me DR.. Starkwea theirs Hepatic Elixir and
by lis use | now believe myself entirely cured.
need not, therefore, eay you that consider it of
value certainly think its discovery of great public
IN portanre.
The first bottle gave relief which regula
~ progressed, until had taken six bottles when dscon-
tnued having, thank God, further pres
ent. With regard and respect,
Your ob't and humble scrv't,
SAMUEL W KING.
GID Strktreafier's Hepatc EHir. for tie cure Of
L,rer Complaints IS for sale Cr1Ciyl1idt oiV Lg
sanford & PARK,
At their Western Depot of Valuable Medicines No H.,
Fourth street, between Main and sycamore.
ALso-for sale at their sBRANCH OFEiCE.''
Conner Of Front and Sycamore streets
For sale by I. Reed Il Brother. Richmond, Ia; Dr..
SWAIN Cenuevlle, Ia Thos d. Wheelen, Cambridge Ia
Daniel Mason, knights,nwn Ia and Jesse Why. Wirchcs
ter, la. 2@Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-22

3D. MAINi N ihc Post Office, Richmond, W awe
county. Isdiana. the ii day Of October, l0ta
l-f2, utica, II bot by the IL Gay January
81 MOI i3 y III be General Post Office a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch.


WIN. SrRANo, Acting District Attorney.
Der. 6--.dssauh an Officer Of Poice.-Willam Ryer
tried for assaultRg and beating Teunes Fokkes city
marshal and Patrick Burns, while they were attempting
for assault and battery prev
ously committed on his wife Ryer pleaded his own cause
and attempted defend himself the ground that his
wife in public porter house. and that he was endea
vorine 10 get her home. The Jury returned verdict Of
guilty and the Court sentenced him 10 the Penentary
for four months. M
He then entered plea Of guilty to indictment for
assault and battery Isaac Cockear acty marshall who
was beaten by him while endeavorng to arrest him for
the assault on Fokkes and Burns. Ryer snstched the
warrant his arresom Cockears hand and tore II
pieces The Court sentenced him this Indictment
the Penentiary for two months making six months in
all.
he Judges Of the Court of Sessions expect that such
punshments equivalent for such outrageous offence
the time will arrive when but DULLES and ruff
fans will consent TO in the capacity Of officers of
police. This should have been sentenced for six
months on each offence.
I'm Old Koneyacksrn Tried-Eliza Severance one of
the cute OF the band OF dealers in counterfeit money that
nfes city was placed upon trial implicated with Bird
get Farley for attempting to pass 50 counterfeit
the Snfolk County Bank Of Boston, Patrick Commsky
the evening Of the 10th Of June 1t proven that
she came to the store Of Commsky the above named
evening, in company with Bridget Farley, another noto
dealer in spurious money and after purchasing some
few articles Of little value, offered the bill for pay men
She was told that the bill counterfeit and was also
proved that she afterwards attempted TO pass the same
note Dennis Dempsy of 292 Madison street, whereshe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

The FASHION IN PARIs.-Almost all the women o
fashion who now remain in Paris are to be seen
can, of course, be little variety in the riding habit,
the favorte color for which is black, with tight
sleeves, and no collar, except one made of double
cambria, in which is stitched pretty running pat
of reindeer leather turned up with velvet and but
toned with three small gold buttons. A new style
riding hat has appeared, which is strikingy becom-
ing it is made of black violet colored velvet,
the crown exactly like mans hat, the brim very
large, and turned up little on one side by a cord, to
which is fastened feather, which droops over the
other side; round the edge of the brlm is some
times sewn broad black lace, which forms veil I;
it is little side, and not only serves to
protect the face from the sun, but is most elegant
looking head-dress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-07

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earnestly recommend any begin using Immediately
vino may 70 summary A"''s0 WILLIAM Wilt 'ffkARsALL.
Persons who have any doubts efficacy of TIN, medicine
are invited call of the following City References be-
fore purchasing the article - fe.II
John Giles, 3oi Pearl street.
Thomas Hogan, 208 Stanton street
William w. Randolph, 573 Fourth street
Lloyd Bryant No. Avenue Z. .,v, N
VIM II. Sinemets, 90 Cedar street
William stebbins, corner Of Rvington and Ridge
Bictard Smith, SO Clinton street
Mrs A. Hodge, 50 Ridge stieet
william Wilson, Sc Lewis street
Al. vandewster, ga Madison street
ILe Leg Rdl Leland an 80 al! Hudson :lrse s,.
:. W. Henderson, 27s Grand street
II. B. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house 5Oi Fourth street
John Culver. l9l Stanton street.
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n they will take hs trouble 70 call on Mr. Burger
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by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
William Burger Wholesale Agent Courandt street, and
Milhaus Pharmacy ISIS Broadwsy RusSson and AspnWs
10 Broadway SO William and 10 Aston Honse;
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