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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

A =. MADDOX, Rch1ond. Va, b. constantly re-.
N. reivins from the celebrated Mauuisotores Of Chick
eringS Mackays AMI 4. Gilbert I. Co, Boston, eAten.
sivc assortment Of Piano Foucl. mad" expressly he
brought to this market From arrangements which he
has Just made will The manufacturers, M. will be ablo
sell them ioT considerable les- Than 'UfnoTy. ii Tie in
what They represented ns they
will toe Exchanged taken back. aud when there * any
doubt about the quality. pIy wil be required until
snch doubts are Icinnyeihy trial.
Piano Stools of all pliicTns.
Piano Towers from 81 e. SIS.
PiaLus always hire
The largest collection OF church music embracing all
the new publications a. tic lowest prcc. Wholesale AMI
retail A = NADDDN
40 u Hank square.
NORTHERN SADDI.ERY
Just received fresh Aapply Of NoTihon sldJl-Iy,
~ consisting Oi
Men. SaIiles
LADIES' do
Horse Collars
Brides and Bride Lcahers
Bind BRIDES
MliungaCs
Cotton and Wors;ed Cribs
stable IIaleTs
Wagon ani Riting WHO'S
Sheep skins; Leather Trunks &C.
Al for sale al reduced prices. X II DICKINSON.
uh ~ 2ldoor LeLow The Bel Tavern.
NEW AND CHEAr si.hING DRY ,.OOiJs
IuSr received, The following Sprius Dsy Goods. viz
81 brown and Reached ~Iirinss, from q and upwards
C,hco"s-G., 5. ~, l2!. Ac.
summer lcans-Lncn Dulngs
IRISH Line ms very cheap
Georgia Nankccns
brown ami Bleached Sheengs. II 'o yls wide
Linen 10
ALSO,
Silks, satins, &c.
SiE Shawls and Scarfs
Parasnls, sun Shades &c.
Cotton and silk Gloves, &c.at
JB CUNNINGUAM's
NH u New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
Sc kind OF Herbs for Soups,
FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dah,la double, Zlnnia, Gas.
"a, scotch Broom, Pint,
honesty, Trefore, Candy
iliii Chysanthemine, Erant
Ooreopsis, Euphorbia varie-
gaied' Ice Plant, Double Bal
samine, Scarlet Cacaiia. La
yaiera, Adonis, love In q
MIS-, MeFnioneite, Marvelof
Peru, ctc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

VIEW BOOKS
Received 81 the Book,,oo,. oe
THE SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS
4 by Vim. Rosroc ''u'or called the Marnf6e.,,.
is,neS,, ne seysne, ant her Coatempor.r...
ga. a. ~. ~ tlc hcntucky TrafeJy-. sois
etc, '''0"aid hufdis, Border Be.sle.
mhN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
NEW sPRING eooDs.

bY the Lynchuurg.
rTNfiE subscriber srcccvur aud opening aarro auppl,
Of and desirable Goods M h.slinc. tic Invites fhi
ancnuou ~ hs friends fni customers generally assuras
them that a " bic purchases this spring will fy sustain
his previous reputation, ofkccpng good and cheap
aps THO'S PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20

CHEAP, FOR CASH.
~ beautiful 'of ~
Cord striped Paris silks
Black and Blue Back Do
- 40 80 Gro dc Alscrs DO
- 3D. dr Gro 80 Afmuifc tIn
Rich thcnc frtl lawns anil MIsf.n.. rnfifci, new
D. aui stiiped Jic kcuct Cimhtics
Few pieces new style Mcusclainc dc Lame
MOLE and Fancy COIL do 10
Manchester Gnghams, 81 superior qualify
Rich Hik six Shawis
DO ~ hd Mrhair 10
toidsik and Emb'f Mousline %
VINO ari toIt Swie' lsng Scatfs entrciy new
Homs1kincs aud Mourning lawns
Fancy silk MiHs. Of every variety
Nhck N0hfr ~, half fngcrs
French nj Gloves. Of al rolors
HaDk anfto'd sir Friners
Fancy coli Cords ani 1asscTa
sun shades and Parasois
ToEcflcr with every description of CooIs suited t1 the
ey ut'', which We are determined sell 40 prices
sun thc tmcs- Intend ng % keep constantly 90 hsni
sow assortment of Gccis particularly ahpci o. this
Market Nc lave made arrangements io hc North
ceVr' wcckY,hc mosi recent sycs. and those desiring
io purchase can iwaystc soy l.icI u
apo Ncu f,or 10 ! DIVA CO.
TOILET notifies, g..
TolEI hotties c glass; plain and ec'crci' s'mc very
Cologne Water from joan Marie Farms, genuine, really
superior.
frcnch AMI rn.fsh Escnces for the haudkcrch cf with
IN assortment of hlr co Do feuth and natl Brushes Per.
frmery aniv cy desirable fancy 1fuclcs frr sale hv
apl ALEXANDER DlNAI A 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-20
ALEXANDER DUAL n CO.,
.3poth,earieS ahd Druggists,

I'M
RIO their new store recently ted the Eagle Hotel
lot. mh u
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-30
antrno etcnIaIt5 Urn Ger Ya9e Der Dnge u untcrrd)

9s!eber pier Gage oergiu9cn, II. Gle Granf tlte iId
tefe'ts 70 trdftis, oaB e pa5 Sett perla'u tcnnte-
SeueS Saro0o ipIr kehcrfrtut ber ee fcrtdreltence
e.lua, w. tcroerte SIteeua nun ouf rcn prcis fencr
O1iltearFett sG benlen. S,e bat, nit lhr;m 8ttcn
I'M sSalltrrbutne preten 81 c;sre, uno re Sdtpclter
oes ee'lniatoantenr pen ccr II iglten O1ntourfst
oirornn9ea, NIT. rituBte Arc Siirc. TeNe; crcaC gcs
O1Dtte lie, cIec lpohl spuHte, cas- ce ScfreluIs An
tonlc'o uh'asltb ltt. NR 9epobater 8ectealn9 iaSs
Tte er: --. -
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uelne p1t. d bN!lt3e Care 8lrtt, uIlD Sa,lIt c5ht
eht. rptideS Str.rauen b aut gud isee, 70 tjet hr
nW @Nren TlIerrA uo nit Ger ScuHcrin chMe 9Sadle
cen Oattel1 belAen, WUe 0ptt, ld f5nnte Gndl Sels
ocn o.e Sttlbelt Ittenfcn !'' =
sNf Gle Ssuter Der 3i9cuneriu 9cfubt, uno ron Die.
Ter td getra9t, p1nfte .5aheu1 hit lb Glncerl B..
SIiltrtburm! su, tnreb xlete, Sehuluht, Summer
InBt taIh1 i'm Statloe, MIR rAcn SJerttt Sn th1n =
Die bla9e @Geatnna, lbren Slatour III leheu ccer r
hbreit, II. Ger en'giits 9eolnf: at cen O:t eeS Se>
oerFaocs, lrancseu br S.erS De nit ftlalnecu Sils
ialn1en. NIs, etnsn lthmAlen tjan1, Der MIR ourtl
hc.tt cNge SeeSularten ocl q. bsA Gd bst1un, er
rete Ie Die plnttform Des Stuinc0, uuo ilieJea c:
oannbs ~: Salllfrloe Nlab. Slu,cae flhlte b u.ls
tabtl, ans Ger fraupfAliT 9eorlldien Eehe audi Mlr
Jtlmen lhre5 9etsbten slNtUc su rnfen. un1emlt'
hes, 9ranFnpeue5 .SITnmen r1Hhgle aus ceM Sd1Hs
DC cc5 sSIl,rth.rmes teranf ote SeHSer uno Rsa9ee
l1ne Ger GulIelar9ten. 3uiA0pit am JIr1ter, Mno T.
pef o1S Hyt oe5 Cages hlter rfIsbtt, beN clt Dels
ben Sr1uen cls sRopFs Ger lln9ldteu, ceren fsber'
haft uef5errte Nelstcr dupIrt6 ger Waren, dbl
lib Den 3u9en Der gum Spee SerurtheltEen O'la ile .!
5tlfTotS befslen. btlt tauer StlNme ld,rle Die 81
seunerM hiaunssrs: 2;ntcae !'lno fDeGerhel,c tiln
)fa, Sci tiers ltaocr 3oce 5an It, cen eriaeneei
RHE, bis aus Der Ssalttiett les IbHrc6 Die cuIpf
,Sra3e terau5orShitte- /: q atser tlrfl 2"
,,Gwi9sr @jcn, er lebt er leot!" gRtt eiefrn Brrs
ten mId,, 9lelln cler hcbern W1dt, Der crllcfcnee
Zip urm oer5cn Der SI.bella, uuo ls rcuue ld, bcr
OIe OliWruce hluIit1r. utiO RIFF SIN Dl;N D. liiell
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-30
(Ghlnf.)

Guu,o[ bes 4aacS irurre lit a6r5en 9Tch II. QSailer
An Cen 1runtIir0en Der le5cnelg ScGrabeNen hnable
ia1tn nm Ie CUR teuf!I,sn Ntut9nns ttHer Seseroe
rr Snra,,tr, an Nebeu III srhateu.v Diee cr,i'neu
aSo u.n nah oct Ehlp:!3eril:n Eufl 1uf Der freirn
Acbe Auer Der S1Init:aoc, nte er3>steu tll nit SsU
.rn cnrr gSrlsel il ult) Der &!uNebuu Nrcr bUellr
S;,,u plIilen dl ntesluS c:a 8fa!lFp pIof:t affsaT
r,etacc NGpr Der armen Jcee5eTcf Sn lAEssen. Ore
aMa,lu t0otcteu gp3bn., 1hcr eAs ipcr1e SsGIl hen
hrr Rd;en percA lSancel cTt ers n1:t otclsN S1let
n;r 1un,crupeu vcu ihfen GAa:u hsretei, Se!te mUt
r,St ;mrhtt,rer il cie ShreN Der u1gufd'rn. 9Itht
fY!trn ocGhdb eC ca rie ED;'.i Gil III rHhttH II l1uc
M.d,rcn, pom IS lite cer Nlif mtg amwa tcrau'tt CT
NJ utiaao hieltcn, ,.er:nHence" Strchttan'c 1T &C.
8,u,b cc5 ISlsrthHrM:S lheurcrtSn' Hnc al oee as
Fruhc, y.leuouv1 res aftrnccn Ssu:r5 la, SN1ltp
tr,, nsr Ssfluaenen init t:uHhem Ncs'n2ft1hteE ae
feutrtcn Gu biclrm lS1ilcrrFnrm Nufsc 2Inrn'c etu
n.;,rot re Der Oecrrthter it!tt 1 SllaeoH 0erratt
S,tt,' lbeI, ater mir ocu Rtueeru bis aui 9SelFsrsS
hIm 1eae; Srrelc. iur 8s1plhnnJ Nstr91eel'.
Gie ,,ela;,se" Str:elt:r prS eoniilahe1i!N StaeS
cnrnas csth.cr ,a3itH neup;n >od,hnheit cc ,9Suns
S.rtlune 81; Qil5cn" asai,it, l1N et ol'ca lrdeH
An einen uube,lsar Eheiue,cen 3shF.her n1rn'tefr.
;, ,n,r nit pem 0ter Nsfn'etcr oe5 fe]ehtt1 pcn
SN,rtall perl.bt, uro tetmt, ctc 3cree Zen So,f:s
~ m.roeu Die tcr!hm'cten 1s;s's c:t yNartttaet H.
Seu oau, Nera1a hatttt all' lrc Rt|t al thr 'da,s
I; crihopfr Eitd Die lcillltt SpNr O>n Ssiternn9
%asc tt ,eiaeu uao ttca soar ns 0ieoe ta>cu, ben
sren Sbtidpater ruTcn 81 lsn, unt tse 1f osn .l's
ercr+fi h.u Mlthj hG;3 4stEr5 II. anf eln tels' Sr
nes nor. lberetca. Ieaes JMo1e ,p1r aNset ND: "
ssnmrep.u ihscdhsn 9ecaAf:n ulht ersra]tn' r''c u
delisbre 5dp:tsr ~ oe!ler<n ren'nn !" oe na u
pr noa er bei S .;ren, mehr Scu lcrlut etleS Gn
a,i,s bri S,rfe ais ren Zoo leNsr Sdnp't't betrau
rr nurce ocnn cine vihenaatHr Derftcfh )soc rtne'
G,rdueltbae,,, ua;hiJ eu1rr ,,pahrha cc1rn sn'pFa
ssneS sapraeRS, an, bsitten 1n0e t1f ser gihferfe
rans Der DvHnl ssiabeaa lne tMer a'nser, M no m,a
hrr S,niaro,iaa 9ntccs liz oie 2teFe ecs Sa,lsrthlr
...,.ne e;,, hielii,eS 9setb Upr oef NuSenlUcrfe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-30
Ser B ,fcrthlrm 81 eiNato:l.

tGiH. QysMctjtcnc Ger Iprannsi aus rt Hurtn Vbhtt
- - psrtIslls, ctn 5. 49, S!atttai)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
The Lock OF Hair.

By n notice Of The behavior OF Colt, who was
tried in Now York. for tho murder oil Adams, we
find the following remarks:
..Co!t behaves with self possession. Once
however, on Saturday. when the Mayor, among
The articles he had found IN Cnit's room. exhibited
some hair, labelled, hair OF nv mo,her.' and read
the label, Cnl, was deeply ng,ta'ed, and hnaiiy
burst Into tears
Mysterious svmnath> sacred influence that
opens upon the siuices of the affections. when
voice and SIN seemed TO have oticd up the ionh'
tains of all better feelings.
The man, IT not "A murderer, and II would seem
difficult TO doubt il, IT not a blood-s,ained homl
eide, Is, n, least, amennble to heaven for a con-
tinned vicious course Of life. The early counsel-
of trierds. the mortions Of his church, and the
conventional usaGes of society, had lost their
power to affect his conduct. or to touch his feel
ings. Tia cold, d mp darkness OF the criminal
cell. the loud exccrntIons Gf The people, the solemn
array Of Justice. the gravity of The bench, the
bu.,ling activity of the bar, and the ruret waiting
Of the Jury, had not stirred n feature of the man;
nav, the ngo-ized feelings of the widow, IN her
mourning weeds. and even the presence of her.
the si,arer Of his shame, had failed To touch achnrd
that reached the deeper feelings. They were al
Of them present.; all had TO do with his DAYS OF
guilt. and his hour of trial--times and events for
which he had sieelcd his heart. But when there
was laid open To him and TO The world. that little
memorial of a mother, his emotion showed that
he was not ready for "A trial--ior that trial at least.
Memory went hack 10 scenes of Innocence and
childish love, with flowers hung on every bush.
md sweetness borne on every gale; when the
confidence of his heart never trusted ~ stories ot
,hnrns beneath the fnwcrs. or poison lurking On
the hrceze. He remembered the lessons of virtue
which affection moulded Ia his infantIie under
standing, and made profitable by adaptation. He
shrunk away from tho inquisltive gazs Of the
multitude, and, ia Imagination, nestled himself a
new IN that bosom. where, years SINCE, he had
.oueh, an asylum against the soaring creations Of
childish fancy.
lie lifted up his eyes, md the hair lock Of tbs
mother was witness against his life; and perhaps
she looked down and saw shame and guilt the por
ton of hin, for whom she had horne n nother's
pains and exercised a mothers affections
He wept. The agonizing drops were ,e.'ime'
MES Of feelings yet nlIve-proofs that all /.
no, lost: and If blood gull, be found in his skirts
or be acquitted of that. nnd only shame be stamp
ed upon him Tor other sins. let him who seekeif
the good Of his fellow. follow this offender TO hi.
closet or his cell, appeal To that last evidence o.
lingering virtue. and that relic which brought il
10 light. and we shall turn a wicked one from the
error Of his ways, and hide a multitude of sins.
u S. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
ADVANTAGES of going to Law.

A young man who st1cIed iaw IN Connecticut.
become acquainted with The following facts,
which are .ery remarkable though not 50 sIngu
lar. A farmer cut down a tree which stood so
near The boundary ilns of his farm, that !, WAS
doubtful ~he;her il belonged 10 hin or his neigh
Dor. That neIghbor claimed The tree, and prs
tcuted the man who cut II for damages. The
case was committed from court to court. Time
was wasted. temper soured and friendship lost;
bat The case was gained BY the prosecutor. The
last my friend knew Of the iansacion, The man
who got the case" came to the lawyers office
TO execute "A deed Of his whole farm which lie had
been obliged 10 sell 10 pay cost! Though house
less and homeless, he thrust his hand into IN.
empty pocket, and tsiunphanily exclaimed I've
beat him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
Free trade--.Briti.h Democracy.

The Brush Canadian AuthorltIes have recent
lv been Masking a new caston House Act, by
which. as a matter OF course. they have raised the
duties On American products. the following Is
from The Quebec q zatte:
I'VE believe that not less than 500 stoves
have been imported into Kingdom from The Uni
ted States his season. Estimating them a, an
average off each. which we may safely dr., as
many of ,t.m were cooking stoves, selling here
a, from f. e. los, each. We have than a sum
Of f2000 p md To The Americans for stoves alone,
inIs wear. IN ihIs town.
"Stoves have hlrfertn paid Is per cent duty
but thev will heuceforih have to paw 20 per cent.
he additional ) per cent, being laid by The new
Act. THIS amount Of protection will surely en-
able our Faundrles TO compete with The Ameri-
can. and sell as cheap
The Americans. IN anS hing like a free com
petition. can beat The Brush IN making stoves.
OF any thing else, give Us free trade. Blu, what
nave We, If nny American article comes 10
competition with any BRUSH article whatever.
Instantly the dut7 y laid high enough IN prahibf
IT. Call voH that free trade?-Cin. Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

ASECDoTE OF Mr. SPARKS Mr.. Sparks, dn-
ring n course Of lectures on The History of the
Colonies, which he delivered in New York, re-
lated the following anecdoie :--"A.though 1t was
unlawful for The Colonies 10 com money, that h. -
ing one Of the preroga,ives of The crown, in 1862
Massachusetts stamped and issued sbilltngs and
s'xpences. Their appearance, said Mr.. Sparks,
did moi speak very highly of The condition of The
arts. They bore upon one side the impress Of a
tree or shrub, called the pine tree, when gave
The name Of the com, although II was d iticult 10
conceive the reason for this cugnomen, as it would
puzzle a botanist to explain what species cf tree
II reseufblet. An anecdote on This point might
be worth relating. Agentleman of the Coinnies
having an audience wnh his ma sty, The King
expressed his indignation at the presumption of
he Colonies 10 usurpIug his prerogatve in issu-
ing COIN. A number Of the Massachusetts com
were shown u hlm. and after regarding hem a.
~rentiselv for a few minutes. he inquired what
kind OF a tree was intended IN be represented
upon them. The gentleman replied ST ~ the roy.
al oak. which was the means of preserving YOUR
mi s'y's hfe.' This proof OF royalty was per
fectlv satisfactory, and no more complaints were
mail Of tho Massachusetts Mint"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
Il . r T Il L Z.
THE TEMPERANCE BALL.
A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE

BY J. N. SEws,N.
TUNE--Rosin the Bow.n
Come I'll ye true friends TO tho naIion,
Attend TO humanity. call,
Come aid IN yo4r country's saiVa,ion,
And roll on the Temperance Ball.
And roll on th- Temperance DoI!,
And roll Oh The Temperance Ball.
Come all in your country's saIvation,
And roIl on the Temperance Bal,
Yc Democrats, como 10 the rescue,
And help on the glorious cause,
And millions hereafter Will bless you
Wi,h hearr-eheoring songs OF applau's.
Win hea-t-cheeting songs, &c:
Come, VII g, bill adieu TO "ilard Cider"
And boldly step into ths ranks,
T. spread the proud banner s.lll wider,
Invite all the friend. Of tho Banks.
Invite all tho friends, &c.
And whom we have fom'd the blest union
Wen firmly march on, one and all
Wen shout when we meet in communion
And roll on the Temperance Ball;
And roll OH the Temperance Ball
The CoH JVater .4rmy's advancing
The cohorts of Rum 10 destroy -
TIE glad eye OF Beauty is dancfng:
Her hearts Overlooking with JOY;
Her hearts oyeraowins. &c.
Bfigh, Hops in the bosomi is burning.
And on the pale cheek Of the Fair.
The bloom OF the rose Isretunlns
To Danish the gloom of despair.
To banish the gloom, &c.
The wife on her infant is gazing.
Do, not mar in sorow aloae:-
A Husband her virtue is praising,-
The dark cloud of sorrow is gone,
The dark cloud OF SORROW, &c.
Tho mid en-, now truly delighted -
Her heart beating wildly with joy
Confdcs in the vow tina, is plishted--
Her Youth isa Harrington Boy.
Her Youth is n Washington boy, ae.
The dandy with jealousy's eyelns
Hi. goblet of wine with n tear
The e%orpu!cn, Alderman is signing.
Farewell TO his muggin of beer,
Farewell TO his muggin, 81.
The .ot from soeiety's creeping
Nc more reoling boldly about
The old broken bottle is weeping
Tn, last drop of misery out.
The last drop of misery, &c.
How can you stand hating, while Beauty
l. swee,lv appealing to all,
To come TO the standard of duty.
And roll on tho Temperance Ball!
And roll on the Temperance Ball,
And roll or the Temperance Ball,
To como 10 the standard OF duty,
And roll on the TEMPERANCE BAL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

SECRET NoRTIi kNowiNG.-IIow TO mako three
pair al boots ltst as long as SIX aud longer:
IL have only had tree pair Of boots for the
la, SIX wears, (no shnes) an0 ! think tha, shall
not require any others tor the next SIX wears to
come. The reason is that treat hem IN The FOL
lowing manner: | put a pound of taIlow aud q
half pound Of rosin INTO a pot on the fire; when
melted and mixed | warm the boots and npp.X
The hot stuff with n painters brush until neither
the sole nor upper ieh'h"fs wIti s.rk IN any more.
II It Is desired that the boots should immediately
take n polish, Dissolve an ounce of becswax IN an
ounce of spirits of iurpcnttne, TO which add II tea
spoon fuil of lamp h,ack. A day or two after the
boots had been treated with the ,allnw and rosIn.
rub over them the wax aud turpentine put before
the fire. Thus The exterior Will have "A coat Of
wax alone, aud shine like IL mirror. Tallnw. or
amy other grease, becomes rancid, and rois the
stitching as well as the lrather; bat the rgs n
give II an antlseptic quality, which preserves the
whole.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
STATE PRISON MELODIES.

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a,dua., Gse1 .ba -a,,E,, vs..1
P.-,u
Th.,.- ,,. NV r,u,,, kox
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w.k.m - ,,..1.n.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

"There isa remarkable similarity between
the heather mythology. and some Of the odd con
reptlons OF The Indian race. MiGerva - said to
have sprung full armed from the BRAN Of Jove.
Pushmataha. an eminent Indian chief. when
asked Who was his father. replied. .~Pushmataha
has no father--;hunder and lightning struck a
hollow poplar tree, and out jumped Pushrnataha."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

TuPper's Hill Il, Is the boas, of the hardy
fishermen and coasters Of the North. that they
can tell Whereabouts they are. withon, my in
strumeni but the lead, and with no other observa-
ZION than q scrutiny Of sand brough, from The bot
tom by II. A few wears go. one Capt. Bunker
was on a cruise. and being confined 10 his cabin
by sickness, he directed that The lead should he
brought down 10 the ber'h fer his inspection. The
rraft belonged 10 Nantucket, and was IN sand bal
list. The mate of the vessel, a wag and doubt
err Of .he ca ptaIn's infnliIhilti-, creased the lead,
and dipping It into The h1'iast. carried ttdown 10
the berth. Old Capt Bnpker's ewes dilared with
as,onishment. as he asked. do Won saw vnu go'
this sand soundine4r Yes SIR" Then. BY
thunder, Nantucket is sunk. end we are right O.
yer Upper. Hill" The mste went on deck
INasfncket Inquirer,
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NJ APOLOGY FOR WiGS-ofa all Tho remedle.
! y ever devised for the preservation Of the hair, non.
has been found equal TO JAiNES HAIR TONIC, IN
deed II has proved ltself mfaiIible in % rexcnurs tho b,ir
from falling oil, and viii positively by a IA thtnl appl icatuou
IN hlfe'een eases OF every twenty, reduce n fuli aud LUX
urlant head OF hair.
Please read the 70 lowing from the Saturday Evening,
Posi- OF >ep,. 1Ih, IS3J:
premature badness, to the excellent Hair Tome, otru,r.
ed by Dr. Jayne Of ths city. Having used Il ourselves.
We can speak Of us Virtues hy experience. and We unhe.ta-
uAsAy pronounce Il an Invaluable remedy 10 pr.vsn, tho
tutttHS on ai the hair. AMI IA restore IL from a dead, tn q
nae "ra'hy appearance w can also spesk from ler,on-
al hho"Iedgc OF the cases OF two or three friends no we've
ptedisPosed 10 badness, who 10y the use OF james Hair
''"', "'Ne NOW dNh'tah mar We have no disposition
10 pun, indiscrlmnlate all Minds of remedies. for all dis
eases WHICH flesh IS hear to, but when We have tested me
eifsIe o! an asiicla, " c axe irec to say its good.
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Clock and Watch Rcpairing.

&~TOiICE-IE subscriber. having
~ purchased :be eaur- sto-k o.. =.
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A. Dickinson, llteads carry IfE on Is
~(h business at Ibs same stand. where he
NJ |WSH MI BE pleased TO receive the paIron-
EN SSEA age Of ms friends aa8 the o4 custo.
w EEE mers Of the establishment. lie viii
NpsAx-s3 sell low Tor Casa, ani can accommo-
- date customers at snort nottr-. as he
will have (. A. Dickinson and J. b llunaIcut III hs can
ploy. Those wishing work done can, a before, be served
at snort notice. Work WARRANTED. ani well done, low for
the READY. GEO WI~CkERStIAM
Richmond, May %, 1911. 2of
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A man must frs, govern himself ere he be s.
TO govern a family, and his family, ere he be
Il, TO bear the government 10 The common
weaith.
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n . L I:

Nif">"hscteer having made Arrangements with IN.
Il pfoi!ieto- OF tbs "Sptins toundtsn for po~~r 10,
oG!}ths hschinsrs 10 now prepared TO furni.h IN. in-nd.
and the pubic generally On a short nn,ice. all kina. Of Ma
chtnery, such a. CaTding Niachine~. Couden,er.-
spinning Machines, Power Looms, Sheartpr Ma
chimes, Mapping Machines, sc. &C. to- all OF uh,cn
ne has me latest patterns lie IS also prepared for cuuupr
Ma screws, Press Screws, &c &c.
II.kANAH HUXLEY
Richmond, Nov. 6, 1871. 44-3n