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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

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mrn ols oas gi9enthum oon @brifian SLIDER.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-04-06

Naniel Steitler,
Sabn @iIenbart,
stenas z enlmei,
Reuten Sbifert,
Narcn Gifcubart,
9ienben (SaCfenhad,
no = 3n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

A Coon ACT.-A circumstance took place at
our village Saturday last, which is highly
commendable TO the lady concerned. The wife
Of a certain landlord whose house has been the
scene of many disturbance and fight, went in
10 the bar while her husband absent. emp
tied the bottles Of liquor the ground, locked
the bar and dismissed the bar keeper, oLscous
that she was performing a high moral duty 10
her family and 10 the communi,y.-[ Sandushy
Democrat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
40 APOLOGY roR wIGs-ofau The remedis,

MO APOLOGY POR WIGS or all the remedies
/ devised for the preservation hni,. none
has been found equal JAY NES HAIR TONIC, in
deed IL has proved itself ufablc IN rerentng the hair
failing off, and viii positively by faithni ppca
nineteen cases OF every twenty, Irodlce lux
head of hair.
Please read 70 lowing from the Saturday Evening,
Post OF Sept .lb 1888:
HAIR ToSIc-We call the attention the afflicted
premature badness, The excellent "ar Tonic prepar-
by DR.. Jayne of this city. Having il ourselves,
speak of its virtues by experience. and uhbesta
tingly pronounce invaluable remedy prevent
falling of Of the hair. and from dead, a
6ne healthy appearance We also speak erso.-
al knowledge friends u we
predi-pos badness by the Jayne's Hair
Tonic, have lubricant hair We have disposition
puff unfortunately all kinds of remedies for oil dis
which flesh heir but when
virtue Of article, are free to say good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber DESTROYS of selling private sale,
Il any Of the property hereinafter described, to-ait:
The House and lot, the Of Main and Front
streets, occupied by John Williamson as a store
A building lot, with old house it. Main street,
adjoining the above named LOT east, adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by job Bnrton.
building lot, also Main proper
of Armstrong Grimes west, running
$50 feet to alley and having the advantage of foot
alley extending from the front along its whole length back
the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides. consisting good. well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The build
ing IS ~ by - feet with four the first oo
passage entry. kitchen, milk house, all
brick. good and roOmy stable. and other buildings
of good quality. Excellent water; roomy dry and airy
cellar: about two and half of ground, a less
quantity to suit the purchaser; fruit of various
kinds. The situation surpassed by place,
for pleasanness 1t is well calculated private
dence and convenient the business city,
and would be good situation for boarding house. This
property the undersigned improved expressly
residence, and believes il will
Also, Farm of S3 situated about mil
the City directly the Gfeenville road
and improved by Frederick Hoover owned by Da
vd Holloway. The situation Is unusually fine has it
several and failing Springs
char. consisting of 300 trees, embracing good veety
fruit
The of sale of any of the property
will be fair and liberal, price and time Those
posed TO purchase such property respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Richmond, Fifth Month 22nd 1871 20f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

PooR PLACE FOR LAwYERs.-A letter in the
Albany Journal states tina; a. the recent term
of the Circuit Court in the indomitable Wing
county of CORTLAND, there was not a single case
on The calendar. nor a complain, laid before the
Grand jury! The county has population oil
over 10000 The millennium has begun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
A Small Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber wishes dispose OF the small Farm on
which he resides, situated in Wayne county. Indiana
about half mile Of Washington. containing 90 acres
about 81 cleared and improvedlhe balance tmbered
with small Oreha1, AMI failing Spring good
water near the dwelling House,-enough and spare
family and stock duriag the dryest months
The situation is healthy and places
worship, schools. mills, and stores
The Wi, oe made liberal and corresponding with
the hard times and deed given toe purchaser,
of all incunbrance. ID. E. ROWLETT.
n b. Aiso quarter section of good LAND W abash
county. about miles of Eel river, aud FORTY
ACRES in Hamilton county, north of Indianapolis.
llth mo 26sh IS4i Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!!.--T remove thes.
troublesome aud daugerou inhabitants the
bowels, which often impair health and the
lives Of Children, JAINE'S TONIC VERhIFUGE
certain and safe pre- the removal of
kinds OF dyspepsia, stomach APP
petite, nanse fever and and debility OF the somach
and bowels AID organs o digestion.
For sale by JAMES X. DUGDALE,
July %, lsal.-29ly. RIcHMosD. Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Mitchel!'s Geography and Atlas; EcectIc Readers.
Ialbotts, Pixies Davies Rays and Smiths Arithme,ic
Il irkham's, Smiths, and Conley-s Grammar.
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Websler's Dictionary.
Comstock's Philosophy and Chemistry.
Burrets's Geography Of the Heavens.
Co.5urn's and Bonnycastles Algebra
Bonnycaste's Men-aratio Murray's Readers.
NI,chel's Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink, q nils, &c. &c. For sale, by
d. P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. Ian. Ii, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
r o Il r Il II * c.
HOME.

If ever Peace, with gentle wing,
Visits our cold and cloudy cline,
Or s,oops, her radiant line 10 fling
Upon the stormy shores Of Time;
Surely hcr light and gentle feet
A timid dove-deIigh. roam,
Where hear, TO ne art in union meet,
Among tho quiet scenes of home
II ever Joy, in robes Of Light,
To bless tho bowed and weary Que,
Cones downward through the long, long light
OF sorrow, from her light throne;
Wirre can her resting place be found
Her pure and stainless spifit come,
But in the sympathiss around,
And TO the blessed holds Of home.
If ever Love, tho first, the best,
The sweetest dreams TO mortal given,
One little spo, Of earth has dres',
With dews and rays and flowers Of heaven:
1t is the spot Of verdant green,
Where virtue and her landmarks come,
To deck with simple charms tho scene,
And bless the holy haunts of home.
II over Hope, that TO the heart,
Is as the sunshine to the flower,
Comes TO the spirit to inpart
Her sweetest and her freshest power:
IT'S when pale Sorrow waves her shfoud,
The darkest in LIES vaulted dome,
And swoe.ly beams upon ths cloud
Her rainbow pointing HOME.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

JA1NE'S CARMlNATIVE BALSAM is certain.
safe and ohectun renrdy for dysentery. - nrboea.
looscness, cholera mobIs
eramP. nervous tfemoI aud for all bowel affections and
nervous Diseases
Tins OF the efficient, pleasant and safe
POSITIONS offered public of
arrangements the and bow els and only
article worthy the least confidence cholera
fantun complaint and in all the above
really like a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
.ALyEEEISEAgUEEa

Terms of Acknowledgements DOLLAR per square fo
three Insertions and TwEsTY-FIvE Cents for aa-
dltional I-ertion-TEN LINES the occupied H.
100 ems, counted square, nothing counted less ;han
square; all over square, and less than square and
half be Counted square and ha5-Per square for
three MONTHS THREE DoLLARs for SIX months SIX Dol
LARS, Ten DOLLARS per annun squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per anuIIn; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS annum. Merchants. Druggists,
and others. advertising by the year. VIII lie charged for
column Of 1000 ms, 60Dj per for tbs
of column. $1,000; for half column. $500; for
quarter column 2500.-A ded1ction of 30 Pc
win be made advertisements longer than quarter of
column erted By the hall year year. and
altered Chancery notices and petitions fn divorces,
be paid invariably III advance Advertisements COM
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash, inless
ordered for publication by a brother publisher.
y. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for unless of the publisher previous
cement between the publisher and the advertiser.
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st A N Il A $ .

BY JOHN cnRITCHLEY FRINGE.
Man of Toll, would'a thou be free,
I.end thine ear to Reasons call,
There's folly in the DR. unkara's glee-
There is madness in the midnight brawi.
The rbald jest, the vulgar song,
May give a keener sting to care;
The riot of a reckless ,hrong
May lead to ruin and despair;
L., truth unloose thy fe,tered soul
There is no freedom in the bowl.
Man Of Toll, wouldst thou be wise,
Tho paths Of moral light explore;
Pierce the human hearts disguise,
Aud track its motive to the core:
Creations boundless beauties scan.
Observe its wopders-search its laws;
Look on The vast harmonious plan,
And learn TO love the Eternal Cause:
Let Truth illumine thy darksned soul
There is no wisdom liz the bowl
Man of Toll. woudst thou be blest;
Give Thy pures, feelings play;
Bring all that's noble to thy breast,
Let all that's worthless pass away.
Ls, gontle deeds bid sorrow cease,
lie, sen,les, words thy lips employ:
Scatter tho seeds of love and peace,
And reap harvest full of JOY:
lie, Truth make glad thy harassed soul
Tn.,c . M his in, the howl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

According to the French papers. King Ernest
of Hanover. is already tired of his widowhood
and abou, 10 marry The Princess Caroline of Hes
Sc CasseI The bride-elect Is in her 56lh year,
the blooming bridegroom in his list. Bravoi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

To cure Scratches on Ho-ses-Wash the legs
", III warm soap suds, and then with beef brine. -
Two applications will cure the worst case.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

RELIGIoN.--What is Religion? Not that which
meteor like, shines for brief period, and then
futes and disappears. Not that which talks most
pray. Iongest--.iehs deepest-shouts loudest-
and reproves with tho greatest severity. Not
that which can reject the widows petition, the
orphan's cry. Not that which deceives in bar
eaio--]eas closely with the poor-withhod's the
Just requi,al of Iabor--breeds jea ousy
friends--embtters enemles-be,rays confidence
-promo,es sec,arian strife, ond renders evil for
evil Pure religion and undehed before God and
tho father, is ,hs-to visit the fa,herless and the
widows in their aflllction and 10 keep ourselves
unspo,,ed from the world Pure religion is q
vital principle, fountain OF living water spring
ing up in the soul. aud cleansing II from the pol
luiions Of sin. A radience shining into the heart
giving i. new light, new life, new principles Of
action, and new modes Of ac,ion-giving higher
aims, brighter hopes, and swee.er joys. Pure re-
Iigion teaches to love our enemies, to pray for
them, and in all thigs render good for evil 1t
requires 10 act on principles Of perfect Justice
All things whatsoever ye would that men should
do to US, il teaches US TO do so to them. To do
Justly, love mercy. and walk humbIy before God.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

Swearing in conversation indicates a perpetual
dis,rust Of The persons own reputation, and is
acknowledgement, that he thinks his bare word
not worthy of credit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
RENOV Al.

REMOVAL
10 our Old Customers, and as many Netc ones
think proper TO gire rs a cali:
WE have removed our SHOE STORE TO the south
w side of Main street. door john VI. Laws :
where expect continue keep hand usual
sortment of
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, and BONNETS.
give are also receiving large lot of IRON, STEEL
and NAILS. from mandatory in PItshurgh; which
expect sell reduced prices. wholesale AMI retail
fC-MecAanics ant Others interested. gise a call
AQUILLA JONES 4 son
Eichl.cld. Ia p no a5I5, t-ta. ST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23

.Jack. your wife is pen.ivs as she used . vas
mo sa.'s left Of. an turned eI-pensvs'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
Rev. L. Covert. Balm, Of Life.

4 NEW and valuable remedy for the of Consrtmp
ton, .1sttnaa Bronctttis Group, UhooptaS Cough
ana all diseases Lungs and UtHdpipe. Extensive
Iy used and recommended by the medical faculty. whom
the recipe has been freely made known.
1. COVERT s. Co, ProPrset,rs. Auburn. y, Y.
SANFORD & PARK, Gegtt agents far The Hest.
Is, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
The Proprietor is receiving, almost daily. testmo-
nas highe, resPectabIity hom Physician Clergy
men, others, who have become acquainted with
and cffec:-among which are the following:
From tie Boston .Wcdicai Journal, .3g 26. 1910.
The following Is extract from article in that pa
per ..Morbus Laryngeus,' or Bronchitis, By Frank III.
Hamilton, Professor Maeria Medica and General Path
ology IN Geneva Medical College:
..The Rev. |. Covert's mixture, also used
syely for this affection by cle!gymen. belongs the
class OF stimulating .orant, beng of those lucky
combinations Of medicinal which, while promotes
expecioration, does impair the OF the stomach
medicine feel liberty speak, since
position held f.om the Pfofesson and we hope the
pfoprieoFs viii 10 the public We,
therefore, recommend it, having employ ed it in
case i'll the OF many Others, with deci
ded benefit"
This certes that having examined Rev i. tovert's
Balm Life, ali its component part 20 believe
compc Unts for coughs consuupt5on-.
chronic nilamaons, which have any know edge,
do cordially recommend to all aticIed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-23
.R yAYNE,s ExPEcToRANT-Thi. inxalnahI.

nR JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT-Thi invaluable
IL medicine is daily efecting Of the a.tonsh-
ing aud wonderful thai have been known. All
who have used il for Asthma. Cough. Spng Of Blood
Hopping Cough, Hives, ption Chroaic
Peurisy Hoarsenees, Pa Soreness Breast,
fculy OF Breathing nd other disease Of the LUNGS
and BREAST. aud do attest its usefulness.
1t stands uHrvaed IL stands pre-eminent-THY and
you viii be forced acknowledge that hare ,.o
cannot be oUerrated that stands far above ard be-
yohd the decomposition hai the only reasonable,
only natural and the only truly successful method Of
resting and curing diseases OF the Pulmonary Drgans
Extract Of certificate from the Rev DR. Eabcock, late
President Of nc WateryilIe College, Maine:
s'Ffom intimate personal acquaintance With d., ID.
Jayno IegaaT -t5en Medical University Penn
AMI experiences successful practitioner Of mef-
cine. | prepared appreciate numerous teeth
monas in asor Of n different medical prepa much
highly than the majority Of which
iensisey euingised. On trial Of in my family.
and some Of them personally, have Than realized
their favorable antIcpatons They what they profess
beno quack nosruns-butAilfIy prepared an,idotes
for Of the affective Of human diseases know
they highly esteemed. frequently prescribed, BY
of respectable Of regular practitioners Of
medicine of this city and ELSEWHERE and DO not hesitate
commend them valuable addition matsra me-
dca and safe, wei! oninenty useful remedy for the
diseased"
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Mr. Nicholas Harris, of the deacons Of the rsf
Baptist Church Of Phadephia has been perfectly cured
bv ia having suffered foi sixty years Ashms,
aicn hitherto hale8 skill Of Of the Physs
clans Of the city. Miss Mary Campbell Of Fayet,e Co.
Pa cured of Asthma of eighteen years standing
BY This Expect8rant.
Finally public long desires me dieine Of
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THE GRAVE OF l.. Z. 1.-The fate Of the un.
fortunate L. f. L., IS doubt still fresh in the
recollection Of our readers. The following, from
Cape Coast, referring TO the subject, will no:
DO read without interest. 1t Is an extract from
tho journal Of Capt. Heraputh, published in the
Railway Magazine
May 3ls:-Arrired at the castle, and was
conducted by q soldier TO the apartment, Of Capt
MacIean, the Governor. | delivered the news
papers sen, by Messrs. Kings, and his Excellen-
cy appeared much affected on seeing the lines
il contained, written on tho death Of Mrs. Mac
lean Having heard that the remains Of Mrs
Maclcan wero inferred in the cas,le.yard,
gave soldier a U,1e to show me the spot, She
Is buried in that part Of the court yard facing
the sea, close to the ramparts; no stone marks
her grave, and were it not for the few recently
placed bricks it would be difficult. to find the spo,
/, il not even raised above the level of The yard
I thought, while contemplating the narrow
space she now occupied, Of her own words
..Thc bean,iful. and do they die
In Won bfish, world as here"
1, will be some thing to say in England, have Wis
i,ed the grave Of IL. E. L." on the coast Of Africa