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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
1tnruben iu GanaOd.

Im IS. 1pril brad bic Grbitteruua Der
brittiiden partbei in Montrsal in offene
Gmporun9 9e9en bic bo6lten Seboreen
aus neil Der @ouperneur iib in Die ae'
feesebenbe SerfammGuu9 begehen, une 4S
8iu5 gsnebmiet bate, barunter bic Sin
fur bic @ntf6 doi9un9 Der Rsbel
lions. Sertufte.
Qls Der &ClfSbaufe, Der fib Dor benz
QorIamentsbaufe perfammelt bate bieiss
erfubr murbe Der 9ouperneur bel leinem
@tniieigen in ben Maaen nit fauIen @iern,
Sno6enfotb ,c. bsworfen /; Elm 81 traf feline
@rceusna inS 9efbt baS elm b6dif aldnsen.
ees Qusiebn anaenommen baben muB. 0ir
feIben @urfeefbOfIe uerfoIets ben Uissf6ni9'
Iiben Bug, ais er eitisit nad Suufe fubr.
Sn ,penisen Stunten wuroe Die Quf
requna in Der Staot unaebsuer. uno um Z
llbr wurce auf arcBen QnfdGaaSetteIn ~
elmer alsbaloiaeu Mahenuerfammluna auf
Gem "Warsfetoe" sin9elaoen. Mon iaete
in &utfben. an eenen 9rcee 3etteI bin9en.
our6 Die Strabsn, uno man ldutete bic
Sturm9ICden.
9ceen 8 ubr mar Elm Saufe pon 1000
ober mebr perfonsn perfammsIt, uno nab
Dem man frdftige 8efhIhiIe eefa6t bate.
srfbctI baS 9eitrei "Quf nah benz Qar,
IamentSbaufe !" Siewttbenee Wsn9e ram,
ts bafti9 burcb bic Sra6en. unb um 8 ubr
floo Der eriie Stein oureb elm Senifer in Die
Mlitte Der 9eTeb9ebenoen SerfammIune, mel
DE nod in poller Sieun9 war.
Que Seufer puroen Sertrummert.
Sarauf oronasn 25 1nfibrsrees SoIFes
in ben Sisuu9sfaal @iner berislbsn fssts
iidb in ben Spreberifubt. uno uerfilnoi9te !:
"Mleine Serrn, taS fran56fif9e parla'
ment 1T auf9cl6f!"
SaIo rtef man "Ssucr" unb man fano.
ca6 oa5 parIaments9ebduoe an buneert
Stellen Su9Ieid in Srano 9eitedt mar.
SaS Seusr breitete iIb I6neu aus, unb
in elmer baIten Stunoe ftano eas 9anSe
gebduoe in Iidbten SIammeu.
Der &oIfsbaufe mar bereits Al 1000
&6pfsn aneenat1en. melte eem Sranoe
nit Dem 9r06icn @ObIbsbosen Sulbauten.
Qnfan9s wegerten fib Die Scuerleute, Su
I6Iben, uno pefutten nur, bic bsna6bar
ten 9ebduoe Su rettsn.
Qae Qrdiue nit ben Colonial llrfunben
uCn ciniarn bunesrt Sabrsn uno bic SibIo'
tbCt wurcsn Elm Raub Der Sommeu.
9a5 NliIitdr wurce aufeebotsn unb pom
ScIfe nit Iautsm Subel empfan9eu.
Die @ouperneur nit feiner Samilie nurte
Don feincm eanofis in bic Stact eeboIt uno
ltie9 in 9onneean's SOtsI ab. MGbreno
Der Naht wuros @abinstsratb aebalten,
uno 14S SerbaftsbefebIe 9e9en bic Sdupter
Der brittifben portbei erla0sn. %
Die aanSe 8epcIfsrun9 bat ertldrt, bic
Sbaten Der pOri9en glabt Uertreten Su mol
len.
Die 1ufrs9una ffied neil 5 Der Subrer
Ger brittiftsn eOnferuatpen Qartbei auf bic
Sla9e Der SrancRifuns in pas Gefinenib
9efabrt Tarren.
gtma 5000 YrIouen brelcitetrn lie unter
Surrabqefbrei oortbin 100 Mann oes
l9ien Ge9imentS biIocten bic 8eeedun9.
Die 9anje 9arnifon fano untsr Q8affen.
I'm Qbeno css 26. foute baS @sfdnanis
in Srano 9effe6t weroen, UNI bic 9efanse
nen Su bsfrcien.
Die @mp6rer fbiftsn Iufrufe gum Quf
ftano ourb ben Selesropbsn na6 Den ober'
en- 9ropnsen. Die Geoierun9 perfubte,
lib ecs SsIe9repben Su bemsiiern, auein
man fdGus ibr Serlan9en ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Sic leBte 9latbri0t.

1ue bisisnissn bic nod fduIoi9 fno an
bic !6iutsrIaGsnf6aft Oes usrfOrbeRen 6 i:
as Steser, fsi es auf weIte Qrtes woIIe,
liub bierour6 Sum eeetenmaI aufsefCrcert,
swifbeu nun uuo Dem fen SUM bel Den
llnterSeibnetsn onSurufsn uno abSubeSob.
len, inoem nadber Die Esbnunesn in ans
osre !Sdnoe gum @tntrsitsn uberssbsn wsr'
Oen-llno allie oisisnissn Die nod rshtmif
li9e Soroerun9en babrn, iino sbcnfolIs er'
fubt ctrfslbe innsrbaIb btfa9ter 3eit einju.
brinseH.
Stdrcn GiIeubdro,
Rcuben 6adenbarb,
1ominiftrotcrs.
Wai 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
g St1rb:

(Gin9cfanSt burtb ccn Ghrp. .ocrrn Duts.)
Qm 19kn Ipri, in 9icrrmblitbau, an Der G5ibt
Iuina g., Srtbtsr pen Srbn uuO 8up GRctrins
i'm l0ttn SRcnat
am 20itsu, in edS:G4btithatG, I'M 8ino6ctts, auno
Nara, Gbt9ottin prn Sltrb @alImsisr, i'm 46. Sabre
2tm 24cn. in oriodtrra, on Der g8aiTtrfidt, SRaa.
eolIna loousmann, bintItla6tns Q4ittps ets pcr lG
Sobrtn ,rtrTcrbsntn Gbriitiun .puusmann, in 73itn
Sabre
Gm 27ittn, in Sto:QBbsitbo(l, ont Sisbsr, GSpr
GrIClimer, I'M 34rn Sabre. @r binttrtic6 cine Sat.
tin uno siniss unmunpi9e Gtursr tinsn frdbsn Sin'
gang u bcptiuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Sefentltt6e 9SenDu.

Samitass Den 19tsu Mai, Inn 10 rlbr
SCrmitta9s, fOu am Soufe bcs usriforbe'
uen ADAM 8Isin. in SoIsburs Sfp.. Se'
6u @auntp, 6ffentIib Uerfauft wsroen:
Cine Sub, Sausubr unb 9aiieu. Sefen
nit Hobr. Sbrdnte. Better unb 8ettlaoen,
Slide. StubIe. Sinfs. Su6er. uno fonlt
nod auerIei Saus' uno Sudeneerdtbs Su
wsitIiufti9 Su meIoen.
@rscit uno Qufwartuns fOlI 9sssbsn wer.
ben pon
aSbtlip Rotb,
Charles Se6,
grstutor5 scn Ipam Slsin.
Wot 3. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Mai 3.
Sefentli6e 9SenDn.

Sreitaas ben lStsn Mai, Nadmittaas
um l ubr, fouen am 9aufe oss ocrforbenen
Saeob Dotterer, in Sber Saucon
&aunfdip. esba Gauutp, fol9enee QrtiteI
auf offentIider Senbu Uerfauft lperoen
Cine Sub, cine Yfofenbe6r Mafbine,
cine Auantitdt SednIina. Sbinceln, SdI.
fer, unO fOnit nod UieIe 4rtifsI Su msitIduf'
ti9 Su melcen.
0ie Bscinsunssn am Serfaufsta9e unb
Qufpartung BON
SaeOb Gfuftblit, Gg'Or.
Wai 3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
&crhcir1thct:

Qm 24tn apri, burb Den Gbrm. Scrrn 93ucts
I'M Sauis pcn Satrb Srpsr, in 2Gsn Souuirbip, Scr:
tbomptcn Gauntp, 8 cubsn IS i d. pen Q. gBbsit:
hall Saund)ip, estbo Gountr, nit Z @liGa6ett
R n t t, Scn 2tItn Sauulhip.
(0urtb ben Gbrp. ,6rn. Dubs.)
Im 26Ittn aprL !or Scbu Oiebl, pen Sal;tura
nit SRiR 9Raria 8noue, ron banncvtr.
Qm 2Sfrn, Or. Gncs SiSad, nit SRiB aniuliuo
SRptrs, tsioe pcn 8uetaun, glcrtbamptcn &auntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
2tpcite 9anflsstft
BON SrilDjabrs= unb SDmmers
OUaargt1.
MerB unD 2anbts,

Oabcn fceben erbalten unb Gino am 0us
paden Don ibrem Swsten SOrratb pon Srilb
iabrs' uno CONNER. .@aaren, uno laeen il
re &unbsn uno bas publifum i'm Iussmei
nsn Elm. bel ibnsn friben Qnfprub Su ma
ten. inoem fie ilberseuat fubIen. ca il,
Stof 70 niebria einesfauft nuroe. uno wie
Der an sinsm 70 nieoeren Qrofit uerfauft miro
oa6 fie cinen esftmincen Qbaan9 fInccr
weroen.- Gufet oaber an, ebe Die ipoblfeiII
uno fb6ne g8aaren ale perfauft iino. unit
mabt eu6 pcn einem 9uten Sdr9en 9ewiB.
Sbr Stof bsfisbt gum SbeiI aus fOIssn
ben Waaren:
@ine aroBe 8rfdiebrnbeit ron Sud- unit
GaGimsre. fbmarSe uno ordb @afbmeretts
fur Sommsrr6de. Elm berrIiher Qrtifel
Sweso uno Msrino @ofTimer, Sommertutb
SiIe @cbrinaton, Grotontub, @ambrOons
unc Elm 9ro6es QfTortiment 9emene uno oe
itreifts 9ltsr fur 6ofen ebsnfO Ssipen SeI
oct. Satin. Marfail uno Salencta &eliinas
Sin qrObts afcrtiment Sre6eiter fur Do
men '2tnsfsr. oIS: Stioe uno 8cmbaS aSines
Wanhelfer 9sinswano, uuo einbeimiGht
9in9bams. Wous be Gains 9amns, wit
aud elm pcSh9liber Sorrotb aGIer 1rtsn
fducp alpaca 9ufres; elm aUasmeinsr Sor'
rntb Gn9lifb Merimod uno sinbeimifde
print5 BON allen presen uno patterns
Silt Grouats uno 0rsBtu6sri aemeine unb
fdncp SOmmer SbawIs; Elm Sorratb Wei.
Be Sitter, ais: SadOnettS, Gambrie, Sob
iuets. edee. Gbain9s, II. {. III. @benfalIS :
parafalS uRo Umbrellas, 9anofdube uno
Strilmpfe, Hn0ben uno W6nner Qeoburu
unb YaImIaub IShte, SpieoeI, Wusline,
Gbcds, SIanneus, Sett &idinss, Carpets,
u. T. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
0a6

wirb biermit seseben. baB aGs. bic nod at.
mas Su teridtieen bqben in ben StObrbi'
bsrn Don Scnas &Iein, in eanDftWamm
Saunfbip. 8erfS Gauntp, sS Swifbsn nun
uno bem 1i1en ndbifen SUM tbun mleeu,
oenn uab ienem Sage macen bic 8ubfriH
Die Sdnce eine5 Sriebsn5ri4trs sum gin'
trsiten ubsr9eben.
JDnaS Silciu.
Nsai3. s3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Srtefe i'm glllentouner Yofamt,

Daniel Sierp, Safsr unb Go, Q8. 8sr
Femeper, SetIe 8runer, SatOb @umber, g.
D. Campbell, 3. 9barton. pbiIip Derr, u.
s. q. SubS, Marp e6rotb. MatiIta Sas'
niger. lSiIliom SiQman, glaIbanieI Slid,
eOUena 9ierin9 aabr. giCsn, Sen. 9utb.
I (Maurer) Stnre gutb, (gsirtb.) SetH
5000, Qcam guasar, tousb .6cnrp. Ss(Is
6un5ber9er, 4brabnm 6un5betasr. 1hr,
Summer, Marp Sin9 ocer Gru9. Sea Scd,
SaeOb epnn. 3bOmas MOuCw, QIer. Me:
Gain, S, Rsn(Ie ccer 8eulIs. Clinton Sage,
Qbrntam Sptnnsr, 9eCrqs StCGet Gsub,
SbFsrt, 9sor9s Stou, Sarob Srumbow,
er GbarlsS unbcfteic brnrp Wiano,
GarL S8iam. Sclomcp NEnnsr, g. g9iEr
Iiams, Serge gifsI,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
s. 9rp*erten:

SmperiaI, gcuus uno fbwarscr Sb@,
&ic, Sapa unc Ct. Domingo &affee, Sp
rup. 5uderbaus. q. Orleans uno Srinioao
MoIaiIss, Elm 9utss 46ortimcnt 3ufer. So
Mig. aemeine uno Sperm Dele, SaIS. Sra
farete, S6dc. Chocolate, Stirfc; iebe Sor
te 9emilrSs, Sarbefoffe, ,c.-gin grocer
Sorratb China, Suesn5: unb @tas SO Muo.
rem, iomte Gro. uno Steinern '8c1hirr. meI'
Dies allss-ioWis 9uter bic bier niht BE-
namt fno o-fie an Dem nteorrfen @srf Of
ferireu, uno bofIen oaber enen IiberaIsn
She'll Der GffeutIiben 8unofhaft su erbal'
ten. nofur iie fiets oanfbar fsin wsrbcn.
Qnentauu, Mai 3. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Wsai3 3
GdfetnIeaund.

Ser Gdfein elmer in SeibeIbera su er'
bauenben 8t6s iou nr 8onnerlfas een
l7tm Wui (@brilti Simmefabrt) nit cen
aewobntitsn @eremenien ssIsst wrrrsn.-
Snlbiecene fremce preoiar prresn ecsen.
wdrtia feiu uno &Fesa baItsn 1ge SreunoS
Der GeIi9icn iino rinseIaceH beiiunObnsn,
6Utfrico 4Jctrr, Saecb SIdue,
SVbn Smitb, ASbilip S1rdnB,
8aumsi itsr
Nloi 8. AIN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
hcue Gerberct
in Der StQbt 9(Qentaun

in Der StaDt 9(aentaltn.
llnterssibneter erarsift pieie gelraenbeit
isinen SrsHcen. 96nnern. uno enrm ae.
ebrtsn QubIifum iberbaupt bic anSeioe Al
MAIDEN. oaB er nruIib
Sas Serber &cIcbGft
in alen osfsn uefbisbencn 3msiaen, in ber
Staot QtIentaun. unc jwar in Der Bsrfffdt:
te cie frhbsrbin Don 9errn anoreas jur 8e.
ueibun9 oeS ndmIiteu 9sfhdfts benuet
wuroe, auf Der WeltIihen Seite Der @aIIer.
irabs. einiae 9ebiuocn oberbaIb Der flei,
nsn Seda Srufe be9onnen bat; otIwo er
nun ouf Die befte @eife einseri6tet III, ie
mem 9efbdft nabSufommen.
Gr bat jsst, uno miro INNER auf 6anb
boIten, cine pOnltdnci9e Quswabl Gecer, BON
Der aIerbefen Suolitdt, wel6es er Sualeib
an billi9en prei6en5u psrfaufen wilIis 1T.
SIR ale Qrten robe odute, bic eew6bn
lib in 9erbereien 9cfauft meroen, be;ablt
er INNER ben b6dfeu Marftprsis, in 9eoer
ODER boarem 9eIoe.-Qub wuni6t oerIslbe
ieet, 70 pie ;ufunftIid. cine aroee Suanti
tdt.R incen Su faufen. uno eriutbt SUlcbe,
Die bielen QrtiPel Su perfaufsn baben, an Der
8erberei anjurufcn aupO fie fOsIeit fincen
'pereen, cab er wiIi9 III biz retbten Vreise
ju beSaben.
Sir bereits 9enOBeneu Sufprub III er
bo6if banfbar uno fubIt sur ndmIiben 3eit
periicbert. inoem er feline 9erberei in cinem
erfter 9utc Suifano BAT, uno Su baIten ae
oenft, oaB er aue Qnipreheuee, binGbtiib
Der Sili9fett Der Yrsiie uno 0ute lsinsr
8aaren VoIfcmmen bsfriecissn fann.
SGepb 0fofTcr.
@QIle cieieni9en Die nod an ibn fbuI
big finb, fei es in SubfbuIoen, ooer auf
anpere Qrt, fino ernitIcb erfubt ,wiTden
nun uno Dem lien SUM-. bsi ibm an Ieinrr
9aberei. in Sber Macun9ie Saunl8ip an.
Surufen unp ab6nbGabIsu.
Niai 3. noSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
81 (aUrtOt.
sfn bic Sircftorcu osr gcmeineu SdjuIeu
inuerbaIb Sedba Samnty,

2ln pte Strettotcu oer gcmeiucu SebuIeu
inuerbaIb Sedba Sanntp.
Sn Gsmd6beit beS 32fen Qbfbnins ei,
ner afte, bcIiteIt ~ Cine Qfte, fur bic &eau.
llrun9 une SCrtfeeuna zines lhterri6tunSs
SpitemS burb 9emeine SbuIen," pa6irt
Den 7ten Sag QpriI, Il. .. 1849,
Ser6ffentIihen mir, bic ttnterSeibneten
@Ommi6iOners pcn 9etba @auntp. Elm @er,
Seihnis oeS SeIaufs Su wsIbem Elm ieoer
Oifrift i'm Gauntp BON 9eba. fur bas Sabr
II. .. 1850 beredtiat III. aus Der idbrli6en
Sermtli9un9 BON 100000 SbaIer, wie Der
Seri6t UOrfbreibt, Der an oiefe QmtS(fube
our6 ben Sberaufiebsr Der 9emencn Stu
len aemadt wuroe, ndmlib:
Staot QHtntoun 304 63 # lbeiNeltero 121 SO
glcrtbamptcn 56 So gRafhnotcn 1874 4s
Sbtr, SRtlfcro 3103 IRciNtnbura I5l 10
S6cr= O1otunoie 163 Is 9cpbiQ 81 "a
Nero:SHbetbna 249 % Sbr:Sauten 276 "a
SuesS8btitbag PSI IA 81. NPasunoie 2a9 go
bauncpcr 2l3 20 epnu ls2 45
So9Uur9 Ill 35
9etep Srriuia,
q. Sidbtcnipaltcr,
Senj. Sreinia,
ernmlPcnsrs pen esba @auntp.
Wat D. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
SrctwiQiaeS Battalion.

Don ben Gapttdnen &uerr, SOrnbIdfer, 81.
norman, StettIsr, uno Sricorid's @apatIe.
rie Sruppe, u~o ane anoere @Ompagnien
in Der um9e9enc. fCwis bic 2owbIIer Ru:
iitbonce ilno beFibf ein9eIaOeu bsijuwOb'
ncn.
Sas SattaIion Wirb eurb Gicut. Col.
Serman &upp fOrmirt werosn, uno Mai.
Sts6sl, GOl. Smitb, Maior G6rif, Col.
NtiCIer uno Qciutant 9isbl iino ebsnfalts
a6tun9suOII ein9elaosn. 2beiI an oem8at'
talon ju uEbmsn.
Sermau Rupp, 2tsut. Gp[
Wst 8. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

llnterSeitbneter ergrsift piefe gelraenbeit
Isinen SrsHoen. 90nneru. uno enem ae.
ebrten pubIifum iterbaupt bic an5eiae su
MAIDEN. oaB er neuIib
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11
Colonel Haskell and J. p. Hale

Colonel Haskell and j. p. Hale.-A
gentleman who was in Washington last
summer, relates the following anecdotes;
Col. Haskell, with three or four others,
was standing in front Of the T. S. Hotel,
when Nirginian accosted them, stating
he had a couple Of negroes to sell, and
would like TO find purchaser. Haskell,
who is always ready for fun. told him there
was a gentleman in the reading room who
was DESTROYS of buying lot. Accord
ingly he walked to the reading room. and
pointing to J. P. Hale, said, there is the
man. The Virginian went up to Hale,
spoke to him and offered to sell him the
negroes. The surprise of Hale at the
proposal to sell him a negro may be east
ly imagined. His face colored at the in
dignity, and he probably would have
shown some temper, when he saw Haskell
vainly attempting to suppress his laughter.
The truth flashed upon him. lie asked
the man who sent him there. The Vir-
ginian pointed to Haskell Hale then
said."I am John p. Hale. the notorious
aboli,ionist; and that (pointing to Haskell)
is the man who lost his hat at Cerre Cor
do. You are in a bad crowd my friend
IL believe | am exclaimed the Virginian,
and walked away. gazing very intently.
frs, at Hale and then at HASKELL Bos-
ton Post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11
Governor vVhiecos,ab. Of Indiana

We have noti.ed in several quarters that this
gentlemen who has recently taken his seat in
the Sepats Of the United States, has been class
cd q . member Of the free soil party. We had
. conversation with Governor Whitcomb soon
after his arrival in w Washington, and he informed
US that the charge Of free-soilsm which had been
brought against him was utterly unfounded.-
We did not. however. think il necessary to con-
,rsdict the report which was then in circulation
although the Baltimore Sun. and some other
respectable papers. had alluded to the report
jpssn,uch the prominent position which Gov
eruor whitcomb had held gave assurance that
his political position well undo rstood by the
srs.s majority Of the people. But notice
that soope Of the western papers arc publishing
The same uniounded statement, Ne felt il due
net only 10 Governor White emb, but to the State
nc represents. ~ deny tho accusation which has
hesn brought sgsinst him. We are authorized
70 state most emPhatically that Governor Whit
comb 10 radicsl democrat. asd si,at be does not,
end neves did. sympathiss with the movement Of
ehs ssfree.solsss." He was twice elected gov
srssr Of Indiana - the regular democratic nom
iuse, and was brought before the legislature Of
Iudiana ae ito last session for seat in the SEN
sss Of the United States as the regular candidate
q the democr.tic members. nominated in ac
essdaacs with the usages Of the party. As such
~ VS. elected to The Senate. So far from hav
ing any sympathy with the free-scil party. he
regards u as mischievous in its designs, and hos
tile - the best interests Of the country. IL af-
ferds pleasure to publish in this come xion The
following sztvsct from the New Albany Demo-
erse Of the l9th Of March, than which no paper
understands bssssr the Pssisiea occupied BY Mr.
whiscomb:
1--WE observe that some Of the eastern papers,
and smosg others the Baltimore Sun, class Gov
Whitoom6, ouP new Senator, "frse -soiler. -
We know net spoa what authority he u 20 claas-
ID, but We feel we'll assured that il does him
aseae injustice. and 10 calculated 10 u,islsad the
Ssblic - . his views aud associations. Gov.
White omh II. and ever has been. a drrnocyaf in
Vhc true sense Of the n od. He was twice elect
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11
IMPORTANT TO THE
INTEREST OF The COUNTRY,

1l>HAT settlements should frequently be made
j while life is spared, and memory serves:
and now that another year has just closed, we
we would invite all those who have unsettled
counts or notes due, to come forward and extend
that aid without which no business can be carried
on successfully. and we will be greatly benefit
ed and obliged by receiving our dues, and there
by enabling us to pay ours.
We still continue at the old stand, No. Fl,
lposite the Branch Bank. where it will afford
| US pleasure to show and dispose of our Goods on
the most reasonable terms.
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Newly dav, le4S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-04-11

4 LII the popular Family Medicines, Nos
~ trums. &c, among which is Mornings
Vegetable Ague Syrup; Smiths Tonic do;
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Worm Medicines;
Balsam Wild Cherry: Townse SarsapariIla;
Essences; Moffatt' Pills and Bitters, &c; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
Main Street, opposite Giberfs Hotel.
Richmond, Ind.,-Uwhere you
can buy CHEAP.
Aug %, lo4S. 35tf
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NOn-Ssvnrnminy bee Hive.

NV APPLICATION to me at my residence
near Newport, Wayne county, Indiana.
will sell Individual or Township Rights for ..
Reynolds Non Swarrning aud Dividing live
Its superior advantag-s over others are, tina. the
Bees may bc divided instead Of being allowed To
swarm; the Moth be prevented from inJuring til,
Bees; the old comb may be annually removed.
aud the honey taken at any time without killing
the industrious Bee; the Robb-r Bees may b,
caught, aud the Hive may be closed aud carried
any distance without injury TO its inhabitants
The public are invited to examine il for them
selves. HENRY CuAKLES.
TESTIMONIALS:
This may certify that used o. Reynolds Hive
last season. and while the worms killed bees IN
my old hives each side Of IL, tho bees in il
were unmolcsied. ! believe il will fully come
up TO the reconme ndations given Of it.
ISAAC COOK.
marlborough. Sd mo. 9Th, ls49.
had long been DESTROYS 10 be in possession Of
Bees. but delayed TO ge; them in consequence Of
the bee moth, until l saw o. Reynolds' Hive.---
Immediately bought the Right. procured Bees
and put them in IT, So far, il has filled the re-
CONNIE ndation, and believe all who try il will
he we'll satisfied with JOHN HENLEY.
Newport, Wayne co.. Ind.,l
Sd mo. 2sth, ls49. ll:3w
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Arrtvals,-GEoRGE. M,CUl

Il LOUGH, is constantly making additions to
his stock Of Family Groceries, and general use
full articles. His assortment now embraces al
most every thing called for. and few that are not
Of that description. Their object isto keep every
thing of the best quality, and to sell at the low
est possible rates. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
May Il, lS4S.
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Principal Office leo Fulton Street. Ne,e York,
and los South Pearl Street. Albany.
Wonder and Blc>sin: Of the Ase-ihe nj o,s
Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
Con>um PtiOn Cured.-Cieanse and strength
en-. Consumption can be cured. Bronchitis,
Consumption, Liver Complaint. Colds, Catnrrh,
Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Soreness in
the Chest. Hectic Flush. Night Sweats Difficult or
Profuse Expectation, Pam in tho Side, sc :,
have been ana can be cured.
This extract Is put up IN Quart Bottles; il 10
six times cheaper, pleasanter, ana ~ arranted SUI
perior to any sold. Ii cures disease without vom-
ting, purgiug, sac enug or facilitating the Pa
tent.
Fits! Fits: Fit>!-Dr. Townsend, mot having
tested his Sarsapariila in cases of FITS, of course
never recomme uded it, and was surprised TO re-
ceive the following from an intelligent and re-
spectacle Farmer in Westches,er County:
Fordham. August -. IS47
DR.. Townsend--Dear Sir: have u little girl
seven years of age. who has been several years
afflicted with Fits tried almost every thing
for her, but Without success; at last although We
! could find no recomne nd alton in our circu Ia 70
for cases like hers. thought she was in very
delicate health. we would give her some Of you,
Sarsaparllla. and are very glad did, for il moi
only restored her strength but she has had nc
return Of the Fits, TO our great pleasure and sur
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty
for which we feel grateful.
Yours, Respectfully,
John RITTER T.
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"AVE YOU TRIED DR.. PURDTES FAM
lily MEDICINES; well they good,
call at DR.. Howels Drug Store, 20. IS, MAJ:
Dyspepsia and Ii, er affec tons Purdies Plaster
for all sorts of sores. Purdies Ointment for all
diseases of the skin. eruptons. piles, burns, &c,
and DR.. Purdies Phoenix Bitters, great restorer
of the system. These medicines are just intro
duc.d here, but they have had great run in the
east. Try them, and prove them.
Richmond, Feb. IS, l949. loft
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ME subscribe - have just received a Lot OF
Cincinnati Pressed Taiiow Candles, which
they will sell low by the Box.
W. LYNDE, & CO
Richnoni, Eoy Is, Isi5.
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hen coming in collision with the side
ak.
PRINTERS PARODY.
Oh, how happy are they.
Who tho printer do pay,
And have squared up for ono year or more.
Tongue can never express
The great joy Of the Press"
When delinquents have paid the old score
Printers all the day long.
Labor hard for q ..Song,"
0, that all their hard fate you could see
They have worked night and day,
And ofcourse want their pay,
To buy sugar, coffee, and tea.
One would hardly believe.
What few dimes they receive,
For the paper addressed to each name
Yet, 'tis farther below
Than some people know.
Or they'd pay mp for fear or for shame.
THE CHILD's INQUIRY
We were crowded in tho cabin,
Nots soul would dare to sleep
II was midnight on the waters,
And storm was on the deep.
It's fearful thing in winter
To be shattered in the blast.
And to hear the rattIing trumpet
Thunder, "Cus away the mast.''
So We shuddered there in silence
For the sioutest held his breath,
While the hungry sea was roaring,
And the breakers talked with death.
And thus We sat in darkness,
Each enc busy in hi. pr.ysn-
ave are lost!' the captain shouted,
As he staggered down the stairs
But his little daughter whispered.
As che took his icy hand.
"Is'rt God upon the ocean,
Just the same - on the laud?''
Then We kissed the little maiden.
And We spoke in better cheer.
And Ne anchored safe in harbor
When the morn was shining clear.