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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19

ed The shower of ashes. Before they entered. IL
appeared like squat; so soon as they 60. ,ht0
!, h. eyes Of the men on the watch were fl'ed'
- The deck was covered with fine dust. Capt.
Sampson put the ship about, but being persuaueo
49, ,here was no land near, he continued MS
coprse So soon as the sun arose the GUST aP
neared of dark red color, rolling over 'he g'ea'
rroIumes of smoke, presenting an awful appear
ance. at eight o clock II was SO oarK mat cahaieS
had to be lighted in the CABIN at II a ~ oa
49,, 10 clear a little, the sun appearing occasion
slly; BY noon they got out CT - beng then III IN
III deg. 45 min. south, having sailed across tne
shayeTa !. least forty miles. Capt Cash, OF the
sh,o Massachusetts, got into the shower about
ia ,. time though at least sixty miles asst OF
| Ca,t SAMPSON, aud not far from savage Island
] tn. ashes penetrated every crevice OF me SNIP
an4 feli IN such quantities that Capt Sampson
/ bl;eves that tons of it fell on the deck, winch
| rad +, he cleared from time TO time. .
| The dust is Of a gray siaty color OF specilc
Gravity IO16, containing large propottioh %
snIohnr and SO much Of free suiPhnric ACID as &C
Give it a sharp taste; it also contained SINAI
aro,o,tion of iron. 10 doubt a minute analysis
t,yonid Give the usual combinations OF silica ant
several OF the sulphates usually found Ia Soican
lc dust
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
MIS- ELL & 81 d O y So


The sadness of tho ocean has usually
been regarded as n special provision o. ma
,ure 10 guard against certain InconVenien-
cies which Nigh, otherwise have resulted.
The presence Of so much sailne major
in solution depresses the freezing point o.
the water many degrees, thereby dimn-
i.hinc the dangerous facility with which
fields of ice are produced III the polar re-
pions. 1t has been said also that me sa,'
10 useful in checking evaporation. ana az
so TINT it alds 10 preventing the corr p!ioi'
of the water ~ the accumulation OF AM
mal md vegetable remains. without cues
,;oninp for u moment the incidental ocne-
fits resulting from the circumstances ulaef
discussion and which III one case 4! least
nre quite obvious, il may be suggested ina.
the sadness of the sea may be considered
,,,her an inevitable result Of the presen.
disposition Of things, than speciaa ar
ranpomcn, expressly intended - iulhh
certain particular objects.
Tho rain that falls upon tao EARN is aug
10 the condensation Of equeous vapor pre-
viously existing in the atmosphere, anu
which is supplied in great part oy eVh
rn,ing from tho surface of the sea-tno
air Of the latter compared with that OF the
land being very great, necessarily - 80
haps. 10 furnish this requisite 80 =
evnnora,inp surface. The ""'ei' 40 =
well known, is porfec"y iie'' az
Tho s,l,co constitp ats OF the oceuh hh ~
o,a,;r;,v a. that temperature q! "hicn
Nv Nv ,.r had been raised. No sooner
.yer, does it reach tho earth than /.
nocomcs contaminated with soluble SUBJ
stances which il meets while flowing on
the surface of the ground or Pcrsoial'ne
beneath. 1t il thus that tho waters o.
spr,pps and rivers invariably contain
greater or less amount OF alkaline ana
earthly saiis, which all eventually ms
their wny into tho soa, and there remain
since thore is no channel for their return
Tho Same condition of soa water IS but
m exaggeration of tina! OF ordinary tahes
rivers, and springs; tho materials tho same
and of necessity so; tho ocean being IL
fact tho grcat repository OF oil soluble
substances which, during innumerabio a
pes. have boon separated by process OF
wishing from tho land. The case OF the
sen is but mngnifiod representation O
VIVA, occurs in every lake into which riv'
res flow, but from which there IS no quite
except by evaporation Such lake IN
vnrinbIy is u salt Ioko- Ii IS Imposslb bic
TINT il can be otherwise; and 1t IS curious
10 observe that this condition disappears
when an artificial outlet is provided for tnt
w,,crs. twill DO remembered that the
snltncss Of the ocean is very far exceeded
by that Of several inland lakes OF the KIND
described. Tha, Of Aral near the CaspI
an. and the dead Sea in Judca, nre remar
kablo examples Exchange paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
How to Make Apple-Butter.

In tho December number (lS46) of the
Arricuiturist, you express wish TO kno"
how tho best apple butter can DO made, and
ms consider myself ou fat at that bus
,poss. | have grea. pleasure IN sending
such direction as believe TO DO the best.
The largo copper kettle three-quartors
full of new sweet cidor. made from sound
apples, is set over tho fire before five o.
clock in the morning. let II boil two
hours. and then put In as many apples,
which were peeled. cored, and cut up the
NIGHT before, as will fill tho kettle. md q I
the Same time throw in abou, two quarts
Of nicely cleaned poach-stoncs. which, By
sinking TO tho bottom md being moved
about necessarily by tho stirrer, prevents
tho frui, from settling and burning, winch
would spoil the whole. ! take caro- IN
selecting tho apples TO secure large pro-
portion of sour ones; for. az the cider Is
sweet, unless this precautIon be- taken, the
sauco will have n vapid taste that nothing
cnn remove; and all tho apples mus. be OF
kinds that will boil easy to a jelly. On
the hearth, around the fire. place numer-
Gus pans and pots of apples and cider.
simmerinc and Slowing, which empty
into the kettle as fast in succession rs the
contents boil away enough to mako room
for them; but after twelve o'clock mover
allow any moro to be added to the mass.
Tho boiling mus: DO continued steadily
until the whole is reduced to a smooth thick
marmalado, of dark, rich, brown color,
and no cider separates when a small por-
iion is cooled for trial.
From the momen. the first apples are put
INTO tho boiling cider, tho whole must be
stirred without a moment's in'ermlssion.
otherwise it will settle and burn; but the
handle Of tho s,irrer must be passed from
hand to hand as often rs fatigue or inclna-
ton makes change desirable.
NV kettle holds half barrel OF cider,
which, with tho first apples in it, begins to
boil about nine o'clock in the morning, AND
the whole is done enough by eight O'Clock
IN the evening. when n sufficient quantity
Of powdered alIspico. cloves. and cinnamon
may be added to season it TO your taste.
The apple butter must DO dipped out as
soon as possible when it stops boiling; for
if i, cools in the copper or brass, 1t 10 IN
danger Of becoming poisonous. as may be
detected even by the unpleasant taste I'M
parted by the action of tho acid upon tho
COPPER. prefer sweet stone or earthen-
.waro pots to keep it in, but where the
the quantity made very large, barrel
may be employed.
Eutawah. l.. ..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19

Jos erDE W. GIIL-5- N-2o1SSs
!, r,Gu STORE. BAR
I CAMS can uolr be had at the store OF J. W
GILBERT, vino has recently received from IN, me
East a complete assortment of DRY bOOD9'
His stock consists, IN part, Of
CLo.hs Cassimeres. Testings, Safinets, and JEANS
Fancy Goods, &c
rFALSO-A full ssc:n ~. all u'sies'
~ U,pD,y .E,-. GROCERIES, aud
QUEENSNVARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices,
for Cash. or approved Country Prod1ce-
he yest Ro,,n Of the Richmond Hotel, and obt-
ain BARG GAINS!
Richmond. Aug. 81, loi7.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
violent Deaths in Spite of Calomel.

Are continually taking place at this season of
the wear. from Congestive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious Choic, Cholera Morbus. Peurisy, and
acute inflammation of the Lungs and Liver.
Now we ask any man to put his finger on a
single case of any of these complaints IN which
"Rev B. iibbard's Vegetable Pills" taken
promptly, have failed to cure. We defy him TO
do il ,-tearlessly and above board-for we know,
these Pills will act effectively sure as they are
taken.
Half a pill is the usual dose. but in these most
violent attacks, give one, even two Pills. dis
solved that 1t may operate the sooner Read the
directions, that 90 with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should be
taken the next day. The violent and
alarming the attack of any malignant fever,
Bilious Choic or Cholera Morbus, the more
promptly to these pills meet, and overcome the
disc ase-
U-Agent and Country dealers Supplied by F.
MERRY General Agent for Ohio
and Northen Indiana. Third street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati. 0hin-
For sale in Richmond, by Dr. }. Howeil's and
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept. :, ls47.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
1ssxuIEANGIs GEEIULs3

II THE undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business, their old stand opposite the
Post Office, would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are just receiving
the largest stock OF
Ea Isaily GrOC cric
ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country produce preparatory to purchasing
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, of Imperial. Gun-
Powder, Young Tyson and Pouchong Teas :
Rio and ST Domingo Coffee n Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation MoIasses Nos /. , and Mack
ereI in Bbls. half bbs. and Kits; Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring, Chocolate, RICE. Saiera-
tbs Starch Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices of ali kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles. Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, Copperas, &c &c
AL SO-A general assortment OF Queens
ware Glassware. Stone-ware. w OGDEN ware,
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels,
Spades. Forks, Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms.
and 1901 diffe ent articles, which we shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor
with call. .
uTPlease call and examine our stock, as 1t
costs nothing for looking.
w w LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, October 18th, 1916 81 #.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
volcanic Euruption i'm the Pacific

On the night of the 9th Of June, severe shocks
~ .r .arthonake were felt The shocks were
found 10 proceed from a now volcanic eruption
in small uninhabited island called Toxin. On
the night OF the IIth a very bright light was seen
in the direction of Toxin. The next morning
every thing was covered with dust, and the AR
had The smell of sulphur. On the 18th, Mr.. Will
liams, U. s. consul, left Tava and approached
Toxin. Immense volumes Of smoke and dust
~ere pc Revived, and the morning OF the Eth
Cspt. Sampson, Of the C.. w. Morgan. swhaier,l
On HE way from one the Of Tonga islands, sntsr-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
6. II. IIPPExCOTT,- Nanufacturer
coaches, EslAEsOCCEES.

for the patronage already eN-
tended toward him, solcits continuance
of the same having served apprenticeship
With tho 6rsi Carriage VI aker IN
Philadelphia whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the differe Mt Institutes; he hopes to
be able to get up an article at least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country
ALSO-for sale. superior article OF Is 20 -
YARNS II . made by the oldest Narnsh-
Maker in adelphia--rarr0nted not 10 crack
A1so-Carriace Trimmings of every descrip-
ton. such as Iaces, Cloth Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles, Lamps Lock and Hinges, Riggs,
&c: all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modated BY dropping a line to the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. GIlbert's Hotel
Richmond Ia Feb 9, SAT. l9in III.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
Administrator's Notice.--Notice is

Administrators NOtice.--Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned, having ia
ken out of the w ayne Probate Court, letters OF
administration on the Estate of David Anderson,
late of said county deceased, all persons, there
fore indie bted said estate requested 10 make
immediate settlement, and all those having
claims against the same will present them legal
~ authc nticated for settlement, with the ume
prescribed by law. The Estate is supposed TO
be solvent HOSEA {. TILSON, Adm'r
Oct. 5th, le47. 4l-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19

YINTIE excellent FARM, belonging to the
heirs of israel. French, will be sold by the
uude rsirned at private sale. The Farm, is about
four miles North East of this city on the mIddle-
fork of Whitewater, and contains IL acres
under good cultvatlon-dw-iling House-Orch-
ard-good water powcr--sPrngs oil the best OF
water, &c Also,-Severd Eighty -acre Lots,
OF good, unimproved l. A ID. situated near
Camden, Jay county, Indiana. will be sold on
good terms. For further particulars and prices,
apply TO ROBERT MORRISON, Agent.
Richmond 9th mo- Dist Isl7 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
n Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING ~ eo

- roryp,rrERs. remaining in the Post
Office at Richmond, Ind on 'ne 'iIS Ia. %.
f October, l541. PERIODS cai''ns -. . =,
etters will please say hey are
!, ahoead Washing kamack Samuel
,an King James
,sIto,, Jpe Kerncy Lucy Mrs
,nsse,, Miss Elmlra kieinhens George
A Kelly Simon
Burgess Joseph Kimba'l Eliza beth
,ocHlin Matthias L1nsford David
Barker Thomas Long Mr..
2,ker III Marks Thomas
}urdin Thomas Moiiltt John
Bradbury Benz + Mcrrywonther FRO
3rown Matthew derrick
2i,,k John Mako Franz
3yard Geo. w. Mann Is l.
So Mccoy Daniel
rum, Mrs Melinda Nagley Aaron
crkman MrsNeily PAIN John IL
,roano Gcoroe Perkins Rachel S
'o,e Israel Pirney w =
russo Mrs IL Parker bcofGo
clark Rev T. w Price Thomas IL y 20
crews James III Proctor James
raw ford James Farmer Doct James
)i,l John Phillips Gabriel
ty,ns Iohn 2 Picket Milton L
Lyv Aaron Posoy John Il
Endsloy Abraham Roberts Edwin
7leminp Peter Roberts David or
Kirkpatrick james Jonathan
Farrell John Riuhi ALA Maria
~.r,hom w Hi Rudderow Miss Sarah
-,r,v Tbomas Robertson Nathaniel
c;owdy Thomas Z
GRAY Mrs Martha Rosser q
Graham John Ross John
-;owdy + c g. Co Rather James
iassaway John Stokes Jano
Green Thomas ] Sharp Mr.
Gann William Skinner .
,;orden w A Sanders George
clifford Benjamin Smith Jonn
Gardner Isaac Simpson Green
II;u GEORGE S,illson Elizabel l.
Iarlotf Godfrey Stevenson george
Hicks Mary Sarr + a.,
Hand James Fl Townsend MISS Re'
.Iagc John becca
Harris Nathan Ifishel Nr
I,slsins Ruth Ann Taylor Charles
or Allen Talbo, Elizabeth Miss
Hoffman DR. T J Taylor Thomas
IN r r TENTS Miss Mary Ann
Iolmos Daniel w illlam "oous
Iearst VIM WISE John
ieeps Elizabeth Nhitson Johh VI
IT,, Sarah David Wore
Teton BENJAMIN Wilson Mrs Mary A
Jalhl Thomos Webster Miss S l.
darkness George w heeier "iiii"'h
Hamilton r A Worth Abner
Halter Samuel Worlhing,on Charles
Hiatt Asher & 20
Hawkins John Wells Jnens
Jackson Ruth Witt = w
Jnrvis Ben amin Zeak Adam
Jones Samuel
JAMES ELDER, P. NJ.
o.,, n. Jo47 st
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SaIe.--wnl be sold +,

administrators Sale.--Wll DO solo
on FRIDAY the 29d day of October, insf-' AZ me
late residence of David Anderson, deceased, :.
miles north of Hilsborough, all the personal
nroperty OF SAID deceased, consisting of IL heao
of Hogs one Cooking Stove, some Corn, fouse
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, &c. Sale TO com
rneuce at 10 o'clock \. VI. OF said day. wheh
terms wilt be made known and due attendance
given by 80,
Oct. 9Th. 1871 dts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
NEW TAILOR SHOpm

H&N!EI. PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
;nfo-,n the citizens of Richmond, ana the
surrounding country, that he has opened shop
On Nrket street, II Few Doors south o.
Main.
where he is prepared to execute IN "ofhna II.
like manner, any work in his line that may be
entrusted to him. ,
Garments made by him will be warranted TO
suit his customers, and his terms to SUIT the
times. 80,
TTApproved country produce will be taken for
work. 90.
Richmond, March 20, 1917 iot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
AlLRcal Estate in the County

on which the Tax of 1916 is not Ireriously paid.
will be advertised for sale the FIRST OF
OCTOBER NEXT. for that Tax, including tho
Tax OF loI7. Those Interested are notified Of the
fact, and that they will save a heavy additional
expense BY attention in due time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
n O L / G. j. .

~ ~ 4 - -
N%KYSC. ac.--THE subscriber has removed
Il his establishment to the building immedi-
ateIy East of REEDS Drug Store, where he offers
for sale wholesale and retail. one OF the best
assortmcnts Of FAMILY GROCERIES IN the
city, embracing almost every article used IN 40
mestic life lie will also continue the
AKIN Il u ; n T. = >,
in all its forms, Bread, Crackers, Cakes, &c
Wedding and other parties will be supplied on
the shortest notice and the most nabe terms
His assortment of FRUITS. NUTS. con
DICTIONARIES, &c, cannot be excited III
the city, and will be sold on the most advantage
Gus terms. An
EATING SALOON.
is attached, where will be served up IN the best
stvle COFFEE. aud almost all the dellca-
cies of the season The undersigned Will also
purchase all kinds of
COIr NTRY p r O d | { E.
for which he will pay the highest price in CASH,
or articles in his line of business.
IL Persons who wish to sell where they can
ge, the highest price, and TO buy where they can
get such articles they want. at the forrest p ce
are invited to give him call, and there Will be
no mistake but that they will be accommodated
Grateful for past favors, future patronage Is re-
snectfullv solicited NJ. c. LEWIS.
Richmond. June 9Th. lS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19

yATANTED.--Any quantity of " heat, oorn'
p" Oats, Fiaxseed, or Bacon, III Exchange
for Groceries, Accounts or CASH, at the high-
est market prices W. W. LYNDE < CO.
Richmond September 9Th, 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19

ISLES. GOLD FOIL, and TIN FOIL
\ for sale 1t MARMON'S DRre SToRE.
Richmond, Sept. eth, le47. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-19
= 4 p T. Il III
ID IL l. G. $. NJ Il ID 4 y T. -.
LATEST "a ARRIVAL.

HR JOSEPH HOWELLS. has Just received.
J direct from New York and Phiiadelphia.
spIe ndld lot o. Drugs and Medicines Among
which the following:
$50 Quinine; bbi Gum Camphor;
80 To powd Rhubarb; % To powd Jaiap;
case Sicily Liquorice; l bbi sup Carb. Sooa'
l case CaIabra DO; car. Aqua Ammonia;
| On III t;um Nyrrh; do sweet Sp'ts Nitre,
> cases Juube Paste; do Sui phi. Ether;
l do called Magnesia: | Dbl puiv'd Bay berry;
/ do Assafutda; do DO HemloclS bark;
I do AIoes; do French Brandy.
| 90 To Paris Green 90 Fort w Inc;
l bbI nnr., Holland Gin; DO Cream Tartar;
do Punice Stone; 90 Rotten stone
l do Boraz;
Paint Brushes, white-wash Brushes, camel s-hair
Pencils, Pill Boxes, Svringes, Oil CInnaman,
Oil Black Pepper, Oil Lemon, Benzoic
Acid Socotorine. Aloes Baisam CO.
paiva Basam ToIu Blue Mass,
African Cayenne, Chloride
Soda, Gambogt, Gum
Arabic, AIlepo Scam
monv, Smyrna do, Rose
Pink Terra de Sienna, Turk,
TIMBER. Capava Capsules, Sahcine,
Blue Smalts. Chinese Blue, McAlister
Ointment Extract Colocynth, Ext Gentan,
Ext Dandelon, Elaterium, SuiPh Morphine
Piperne, Silver Catheters, Gum do; Iance's,
Lancet Blades Tooth Keys, Tooth Forceps,
Cutting Forceps for Teeth. Tooth Files, Gold
and Tin Foil. Croton OIL, Extract Jalap, Hy-
drodate Potass, Best Red Bark, Yellow DO;
Orange Peel, Rad Gentian, Powdered Orris
Root; Jamaica Ginger. Loxa Bark Fly
Stone, Oxaiic Acid, Sulphurio Potn'", l"rky
Opium, Tartaric Acid pure Nitric Acid; Lees,
Moffatts and Peters Pills. &c. &c.
All of which, together with what he had before
on hand makes his stock one of the largest and
best assorted in tn. STATE 81.
Richmond, August 3lst, 1910. ooli