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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
Joseph Hnfty,

Oh Joseph Enffy, cn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEABER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
And STAPLE GOODS,
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under the ST. Charles fiote ST. Charles street,
Respectfully invites the # wholesale retail dealers and
purchaser to his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BuFALLo COMBS, Of every style aud
BRUSHES DESCRIPTION Of his own manufacture
al the lowest Northern fhctoTy prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
such FuMERY HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATUM, FAN
CY SOAPS,
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PoRTA
BILE DESKS, together with endless Of PORTE MON
MALES Of style and shape and unusually low prees.
GUNS PTS Tolls KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REVOLVING
PISTOLS SCISSORS RAZORS, LIFE PREShRYERS, FISHING
REELS and TACKLE variety to sui. ihs most determined
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock In this line consisting part T. NJ J.
Tohaa and ra Jos John-on with h1s Of
SWISS and ENGLISH Lew FRS tcseher with large tine
Roberts, years
having purchased eIuAvey
offered to purchasers.
81 Every article warranted reprented the refunded
IL WATCHES, JEWkLRY, etc. CAREF GLLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

Microscopic VHescs or England.
ENGLISH ITEMS; OR, MICROSCOPIC VIEWS OF ENGLAND
AND ENGLISHMENBy Matt. y. Ward, Author Of letter.
from Three Contnens' Second Edonoue volume, iamo
cloth. Price s Just published by D. Appleton NswYork
and for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

iCol Fillmore alias SCol. Polk arrested in New
York last the charge Of svndpg it is said has
been three times 10 the State prison He Is exceedingly
accomplished and easy in his manners and since his ar
~ has been identified BY several persons including no.
tel keepers who have suffered BY him HIS real mann is
Lstkp DC ptstends TO be intimately acqdaint.d with
sllths leading men in Washington ~ No. saliif
ft~ig TN f.=z=4A==z.- ( ~ E1Gf1g iasais..
joins Ptshard ohar< with kilkpshis wife, in cesil
cohssy NAL HIS onxis6ed
degree and sentenced to the peniteutiary for fifteen
years Caroline Prchard widou and Caroline sister Of
John indicted participants y the crime removed
their cases TO Hartford.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
who vt'tH BE The Lucky One

ti Nearly onsthrd Of the Envelopes delivered
Prize Books has yet The delivery Envelopes
EVERY EVENING, the delivery Premium
the following day.
rAFEw MORE RECEIPTS FOR SALE apps ssp
SUNDRIES-
~ 100 ibis OLD BOURBON WHISKY;
100 obs. OLD MoNoNG AHElA WHISKY;
80 bbfs RAW WHISKY; --a-
50 bbs, REcTIFIED WHISKY;
800 boxes PEARL STARCH;
baaer and $40 half boxes STAR CANDLES;
choice SUGAR CURED HAMS
800 boxes CINCINNATI SOAP. For sale by
apps kDDER FABIAN, " Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25

NswYoRK, April II The steamer Pacific with Liver
pool dates to the 9th arrived at O'Clock this afternoon
The Africa arrived out the evening Of the Sd inst
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
VNlua bic Stock Farm at
Executor Sale.

unde ssped Executors Of
eeAd o1e for sale tile Farm and Of land situated
Sene county. Ohio,
computation TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES
ing part ~ section nshp ekh. range one ~
meridian Of
ef There a"" o under cultivation repair
falling Q nd
abundant supply Of stock
% b wse1 eaIeoDaseA = ssoeas Farm.
Tbefe ennfoffasse dses: boase. iuidiass ssd n
large wen nnised Earn land
n.y. ai'ut 100 Of wii:rh ricI, itta The
RihHond and Eaton Railroad
Vestviie Depot Is about half a mil from it,
wishing 10
rsfhg or T. wood Efowa living farm The terms NJ A
WI" mae easy and an ihd-mate title
JOB BkDWN.
49, ELEsZER HAT, Executors
N"es.e' wayne county Ind. July {, 1853.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

1.-the following papers. on the subiesf q
Nv oman's Rights" were read at the exhibition
ef the Sisournian Society Of Whitewater c..
Iese IN March last; and friend without the
knowledge OF the writers.) brought them to US
requesting their publication in the Palladiom.
and we cheerfulIy comply with that request
Editors Of Pal -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

hE subscriber offers for sale Z large nunbss Of TWO
HORSE WAGONS. They are made Of the besa OF
timber by good workmen anaroned in the most
eial msnner They KiaA oaal2lanf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

What blessed things Saturday nights ere. and
what would the world do without them! Those
breathing moments in the tramping march Of
life! those little twilghts in the broad and esrish
glare Of noon. when yesterdays look beautiful
through the shadows, and faces .'chsnsed" long
ago. smile sweetly again in the hush; when one
remembers "the old folks at home" and the old
fashioned fire, and the old arm chair, and the
little brother that died. and the little sister that
was TRANSLATED" :"
Saturday ights make people human; SGT their
hearts to beating softly. as they used 70 do. be.
fore the world turned them into war drums. and
Jared them to pieces with tateos.
The ledger closes with q clash; the iron door.
ed vaults come to with bang; up go the .hut.
ters with will; click goes the key in the lock
II is Saturday night and business breathes free
again. Home ward, no! The door that has
been ajsr all the week gently closes behind him.
the world is shut out. Shut out? Shut in. the
rather Here are his treasures after all and not
in the vault, and not in the book-save the re.
cord in the old family Bibls-and no, in the
Bank.
Maybe you are /. bachelor. frosty and forty.
Then. poor fellow! Saturday nights nothing -
you, just as you nothing to anybody. Get
wife, blue-eyed or black eyed. but above oil
true eyed-get little home, no matter how
little. and little sofa. just to hold two. or Two
and half. and then get the two. TIVE and .
half in it, Of Saturday Night, and then read
this paragraph by the light Of your wife's eyes.
and thank God and take courage
The dim and dusty shops are swept up; the
hammer is thrown down, the apron il do6ed.
and labor hastens with light step. homeward
bound.
Saturday Might" fsebly mutsess the lansuish.
ing, as she turns wearily sPsa hes eesch. "snd
is there another to 'comel"'
saturday Night. at last" whispers the
Weeper above the dying. "snd j, 10 Sunday 90
morrow and to morrow!"-N. y T1buas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
An AAairabIe Form for sale.

NHE undersigned offers for sale his ar containne 20
.crcs Of lsnd Of an excellent quality. is
tered for soskhas we'll Of exceIlae water-a good els.
tern eomoEt:bs dwelling house in good repair-wood
smoke and carriage houses good barn. cribs &c. con-
vsnleny arranged for stock orchard Of superior
irrt is adjoining the farm recently BY Robert
for si2S per acre. and the Railroads
North and West 10 adjoining the city Of mond and
full view Of the Depots and the part o. the
city will be sold At fair prices, divided desired
oy the purchaser For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber the premises. ELIJAH Harvey
Lignth month"; 9Th, 1858 33-6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

>HE underssned e6ers for saIe his farm, si,usted
two miles east Of the city Of Richmond ON the
National Road. IL contains about 6 acres, about Is
acres IN high state Of cultivation and 10 good repair
BILE dwelling house, Of modern style, with tenant
house. frame barn. orchard Of the most approved
varieties Of apple. and pes's also great variety the
siss, GoOseberries, Gsapes)-of the best sejec,ons
There is good water and other convsnien which
makes Of tho most pleasant in this sec.
tioE OF the West The terms will bs made accammo-
dating Refer to Mordsca Parry in Richmond Or the
nndersigned. on the premises.
JOSEPH HOWELLs
Aogoot IL, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
/, r. -o1ToN NJ.

- RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
~ he has commenced business in the room
TM occupied BY his father as Boot and
NJ IL Shoe store and under tho Palladium Of
Aks>22 6ce and that he is prepared to ce an
,a ,.Dn;r all kinds Of Clocks. Watches, &c, IN
49, m,nl;ke manner He also has for sale an assort-
ment of Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks atches' f,a
I'D Ware Accordeons, &c., which he will sell at the
loves, cash prices. A general assortment OF Toys
and fancy articles. - .r
Sept 3, 1881. -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
cerr;aoe. and Buggies Tor Sale.

Scpnrm2 PARRY is> desrous Of dsposng OF his
stock Of Bugse. on hand he n na' S VI.
.,s. from the plain and neat to the more fsshion
,hs and costly Any person wishing any thing IN ms
cannot find better opportunity 10 secure :" "S w."
no sold low for cash or lumber oo.e
IuIy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

Now ID the T1nae 90 PMrch0se!
The subscriber has now finished . nun.
U3@TkH ber Of Carriages snd Buggys, OF the Ia
-tsst style and finish, which be will ssIi
cheap They are warranted 70 be equal the best in
the market Shop on South Fifth street.
JONA. MATHS.
nicnmonos september !, 1893. j7.N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
Number 40.
heavy heart Coed nornine. dsss 1ssaaesse:
hope you will never know whas il u - weas
aud TO suffer.

| How handsome the new carpet looked - the
sun streamed in on ito wreathsd flowers, its col.
ors Of fawn. and blue. aud crimson, i,s sois vel.
vety rchness-and how proud fsl, lis,ls Mrs.
Jeanette At the lavish praise Of her neighboss
II was q bargain. too; she had saved ten dollsrs
in its purchase, and bought q pair Of elegant
window shades--a beautiful match for her bean.
,iful carpet.
''ldeclare!' said her husband, ..,his looks like
comfort. but j, spoils all my psa.ure - think Of
poor Charly Somers. The pose fellow is de ead. -
Jeannette gave little sharp scream. end The
flush faded from her face.
'.Ycs! tha, rascally -! For the pal,,v
sum Of hundred dollars. be attached =.-rry.
thing in the little shop, and s~ss % insu'tin9
bed. ruptuscd q blood vessel. and lived scarce.
ly an hour after~ard. You know he hss beea
weak and sickly this great while"
'And Maryr' issued from Jsannet,s's blood.
less lips.
"She has dead child; sad they tell ne her
life is despaired Of Why on earth did1s they
send for nses could easily have spsssr ,he
money for that purpose-ifi il had stripped me os
the last cent they should have had il. Poor
fellow-poor Mary!'
"And might have saved il all--sll!" shrek.
ed Jeanette. sinking upon her knees on tho
rich carpet; "oh Edward, will God ever forgive
me for my heartlessness! Mary did call here.
and with tears begged mo to aid her--and IL
had the whole sum in my very hand-.s'vs ne.
ly turned her away. Ohin-
forgive mo- ''-,.ny Of grief. Peor Jsannetts
Lpateceive no comfort. In vain her husband
,,rove to soo,h her; she would not hear . word
"a sxtenuation Of her selfish conduct.
IL shall never forget poor Mary's tsars; l
hal never forget her sad veice; they will haunt
me to my dying day. Oh! take It awsy--shss
hateful carpet; have purchased it With the
leath Of my dearest friend. How could be
20 cruel? shall never be hsPpy again. never
-never!'
Year. have passed since then. ssd Mary with
her husband lie together under the green sod Of
the church.ysrd. Jeannette has grey hsirs mix.
ed with the bright brown Of her tresses, but she
lives in home Of splendor. and none ksow but
to bless her. There is q Mary. . gentle Msry
in her household--desr to her ~ own swest
children--she is the orphan child Of those who
have rested side by side for ten long years.
Edward is rich. but prosperity has not harden
ed his heart. His hand never tires Of giving out
Gods bounty to Gods poor; and Jeesneste 10
the guardian angel Of the needy. The 'asw
carpet" long since old. y sacredly preserved %
a memento Of sovsowful but Psniteut hours. and
many weary heart owee 70 lie Silent inilaenee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

R1 virtue Of 81 executions TO directed from
- n. wsyns Circuit Ce"rt. will expose ., public
county. Indiana. the 9Th day Of October 1883 BE-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. M aud o'clock p
on ss'd day. the following described rss estate 10.
vii: certain lot parcel Of gsount living and b.;no
N The City Of Richmond. Wayne county and State oi
Indians known by being part Of the Guar.
Ter es sscsion hve in township thirteen, in range one
west 81 the principal Meridian line drawn from the
mouth OF the Great Miami river, and bounded - fol-
lows so-w: beginning al the north corner Of lot
Number Vs. In that part Of said city laid oct by John
- " west side Of Marion street in said city, thence
Dessh - Ssea vest one perch aud quarter 10 stake
nssce sosth 90; west Peschrs stake in the east
Isse 81 ssid lott thence north 81 feet; ssst one perch
ead quarter. to the place Of begiani"g. Taken a.
The psepsy Of Eliza Bass, satisfy ssd executou ia
favor Of Lewis Dses.
JOHN C. PAGE, Sheriff. w. C..
SspssMbss u. 1854 (esistss's Zee e2 SOL 39-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

RY vistus Of an order Of the Wayss Common
Pis:s Court. will sell at public NE the prsas-
1.se ~ Greer wnship. Wayne cesnty. Indissa. on
Friday. the 7h Of October next between the ho.rs Of
IL =. - snd Z. M. the following described real
s:eaes Wit: The south half Of the northeast qusrssr
teen east. knows tie farm osmssly owned 6v Jesss
Hos:esshs. Tsrms Of ssIs % follows, so-wif: Oue-
ssss o. The Psschsss nessy cash in hsnd. il
nine MONTHS sad the rsmaininR third il sjeI51Sn
months from the dsy Of sale. the purchsssr o eve
scses with approved security for the deferred
Win Interest from date. wsivsg all relief from valua-
tios ssd sppssissmsss laws.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
Town Lots at Private Sale.

ME undersigned offers for sale on LsrRAL terms
number Of egibly located lots centrally stua
ted and most desirable for residences business Apply
TO c. w. STARR or
j. NJ. STARR
Richmond, May 4. 1853. 2Ot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

~ MwuCE 10 hereby given that we will sell .. pup
lie auction "Wednesday: the 9th day o. ~. OsO of
bsr next, at the residence Of william us",x mvs NO, ,a
IN hv IN. widow, consisting Of horses. cattle nos.;
hsy, corn when &c. and variety Of s"" "f
Kitchen furniture. and kitchen s'ons"s. 49, doI
,,;ns months will be given all sums over 'n'
lars, The purchaser giving his note with aPP."us"
r;iv saving valuation and appraisement laws.
,'.ss JANE EVANS. Administrators;
EZEKIEL II. JOHNSON, ADM Adm =:
g. 1858. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

srnec,;b.rv three and half miles south-e"st o.
r;eSmond. on Saturday. the 24,h day Of Septe"os''
1853, The following personal property: .,.ho,..
..,;..s .nd harness, two yearIng cstc. mich cows
and young cattle. hogs cor" in the hea: Pow.
Y.I variety Of Farming Uten:1. ."IJ - K;teS
>. Fnrnifsrs, and many other sr''cies. o. " vi, n.
..nc. A. 10 o'clock said day. whe" terms WIZ We
maos H"o""' ELIZABETH TAYLOR.
STEPHEN F. TAYLOR.
S.cA.mber 8. 1853.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

FACTS ABOUT THE FEvER.-Ths New Orlssns
Crescent says tew months ago merchant Of
this city took to his home aud heart . youihEsl
bride. and went to reside in the fourth District
Wishing to live in privacy. he engaged only
one servant-a fresh green gid, from the Emsr.
aid Isle. She took the fever and died in tev
days. Another was hired. aud sh.ssd de saass
fate. And third and fourth filled the vacsn-
cy in the household. and followed il ssecsssioa
tho sweeping summons Of tho same Seli destroy.
er. Following the impulse Of . aasussl dread.
the merchsnt went to Mobile to avoid d. Do.
structive visitation Of the scourage, end The
next day buried his young and beausi6sl bride.
Dis2us,ed with home where noughs bot s0psy
chambers served 10 esll uP the meoosiss -
departed joys, hs returned to the city - ssu go
his household, deessmised 20 lsevs . Iscsliey -
him % sseessaiss q sorsow. 10 16ea -
day. When eur infosmant visited he psenisss,
there vas hut sss liviag sssseuss. lf .sss .
solitary psssos swiogias - II Ioesy segs. ssa
wsiling unwisinsly iss deserted sssas. Alas.
poor Poll! .e.~.. tst-.t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
Aneeher CAooce for Dargasfb!
0a1c or Heal 19tatea

oa1e OF Heal Hl0tate2
HES Ss.dsrsgnsd '..p:c.fal'y informs .hs ci.i.sas
puble sale % p day, Monday the goth Of The s,h
nsaies sSepsembsrl On the premises. NJ o'cIock p
- - sse.s u FifTEEM ACRES OF LAND. incfsdine
RieA0ond. and situated ON the vest Ssnk Of White.
vsss. ryss ecm"sncisg II the Rsilsosd bridge souh
q 90 along the Rdians Csntssl Raisesd.
land 70 leS5s, sud conve mtIv situated either
o. for PRIVATE RESt0ENCES
Ssse. ssd Coss'y road slosg The sdssh line.
sesweee $40 we above NAMED Railsoad. sad esup-
y sssd - ths west se. II will BE- l.sA Ell sss .cre
lets q fss q with ssjsas or con-
vsnient access.
VIII se1 s1l Or ssy portion Of the land st private
seles - esy sns wjs6f6g 70 psychase.
~ sSvme arss sue-third Of the psrchase money |
eese; ons-sbird u ess. and third in two ysass
80. interest fso@ Sste; shs purchaser to receive
eeed sns y give Notes snd mortgage 10 secass The de-
SesssI payments.
For fusohsr particulars. call On Wm A. B;cki. =, !
N:0. leeds ELIZABETH b. LEEDS.
Nisth month, Sth, 1853. 30.ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
Discussion,
with MAnP

:, Ihe boon Of liberty is even as precious as
the boon Of life. For, what is the endowment
OF living deprived Of the enjoyment Of Riek,.a q
Did not the glorious chieftains Of '76
they bucked on their knapsacks and shoufL- j
e1 their rusty muskets reveal to the world 20,
t1istence were preferable to life deprvd9
liberty? Ia :.
Though the cloud. of oppression .h..(bs.as s !.
oPed 10 darA.e>s the western worIA, fav{ - -
s.nse h.sn ,,sss'.s been d'sI Ised-'he dsA car e
domain seemingly in perennial yerdure fourisheS
the olive OF Peace.-whiie the broad wingedV
o'rd OF freedom still guards and preserves in /
It's primitive oneness unions chaiu.-does = |
remnant OF the shadow Of oppress sion still hang
over our borders;--still does might triumph
over T!gM But a voice of reform is abroad
IN the land.-a revolution is adv ancing in the
world Of mind, indicative OF a second v., ~
be waged in defence Of liberty and right Wo3
man. IN the awakening energy of her nights
reels the necessity Of demanding ''certain in!5
aiienaoie rights to which nature and nature's
God entitle her," The ground she would take
Is not that Of usurpation of the rights Of man.
oo' OF 9 harmonious equality, based upon the
true natural relations Of those whom God de- :
signed to associate in all the highest and holies
relations Of life. There is a demand upon her e
AS1ec. action. She feels the necessity of q
Patton. and is ready to go forth with 49,
armour but justice, and no sword but truth. q
TO wage bloodless war; =
That woman is mans equal, the very nature
OF her original creation proves. "She was not
taken from his feet to be trampled upon by Il
him; neither was she taken from his head toI
rule over him. but from his side to be his equal" Il
At the creation of the world progression was y
Inc order Of nature. That which was least il
complicated in its structure. and endowed D
with the smallest degree Of sensibiliy was first b.
;reated; the vegetable kingdom prior 10 the a,
ln'mal' and the animal prior to man - ol
'ence may we not conclude. that woman, being OF
:reated after man, and out of moro refined "
a!thy matter, is rather his superior than in. b.
erior? .,
That woman is originally mans equal in 10
mental capacity We claim; but are generous he
nough to admit. that at mature age woman,s he
aenta!ty in gslasaA :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

F9F S11e.
TWO houses and lots situated in the sstsr.
So SoufhesstsEn part 81 the city Terms favorable
Ensure OF - -. - - a. g. PAYNE
AusQst4 1853 a3-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

fX eight Vacant Lots in different parts of the c;,
- For terms, &c, apply to IL b. PAYNE
August 4. 1e63. 33.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23
Valuable Property for Sale.

. AaluaDlc property lUi Hdlo:
IN Is und.r for sale dw eilins house s"1
YEA on Main street. in the eastern PsT' OF ne ty
,xuressy families. and Is conveniently
r,need-naary new-of the best materials ana ihishe'
>rnodern style. N, crSNyru,S
CARRIAGES SHOP and WAGON SHCf WIN
"A .puurteuances attac he'd to each ISL most
ocpertunity a person desirons to engage
All OF the named occupations
vacant lots-two in the east part Q! town
Depot and one in the west part OF town
krty will be sold at low prices and reasonable
Sc I " O chang my business PurchAsefs
"A To call and examine for themselves
MORDEICA PARRY
-. 29-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

Farm
1u|IE .ubscriber offers his farm, 81 miles SCUM u
Richmond. near the Cincinnati and FOR, % "syne E,e
Raroad, containing about 70 acre. o. ia"a:
80 IN az. necessary buildings one would w'sn-a com.
Tort.ble dive elng house. with cemen,ea csteI" :. :
rI .w,ok. house, wood house, and good spring
v'. n.w frame Barn, with suitable out-housrs; a
I ..ch. "a Of grated fruit; about 10 acres under
.i,;vs,on the remainder ia heavy 'mbered Woodland
and well Sc, pas,.se For further Information, sP
Ply 20 w D., GaSe JOHN r. SMITH.
SMrH ~ g., . 1853 3hkp~"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-09-23

-. r.- ,ndr rsigned offers for sale her property on
"A: North Fifth street. nearly opposite the "e.arr
4AIIou.e- The house is two-eeofy rrA"e, CON
v,;.n,Iw arranged. aud situated in . pleasant and
.cres.bs p,jehbcrhood, and the Church
II will b. sold at a Bargain! Call and see 'ne prem"
ses, and for terms apply TO mr.. W. " He ""' ~
ea'' '''"e' = SUSAN GpBBERLY.
Kichmo MI, September 1858. Si-o'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-10
DAILY CRESCENT.
A FATHER 20 HIS MoTHERLEss CHILD.

BY EDWARD ~. KLINE.
Six years have rolled their silent round.
Since beheld thee last
Six long and weary years, dear boy,
Are numbered with the past
Since last i held thee In my arms
And pressed thee to my heart,
Thou source Of slI the happiness,
That earth can now impart.
gaze upon thee ard I see,
Upon thy features mild.
The lineamsnts Of her loy'd
The mother of my child
And oh what pleasure in the thought
That thou, like her, should'st be,
a joyous pilgrim on the earth
From care and sorrow free
God grant that thou mag 1t learn to know.
The wisdom Of her way.
Who. while on earth, by lessons pure,
control d thy young minds sway
And unto her, by power divine.
The happy thought be given,
That she 1t was who early taught
my hope to rest on Heav'n.
For Oft have I. in fondness dwelt,
Upon the dark kenid past
And on Its ide'I surface seen
All gloom By light 0 'ercast
linus she 40 was my guiding star
through many lonesome year,
stili lVes and loves, and urges on,
From ner celestial sphere
Amid my wanderings. never yet,
Hss a pride or pleasure stole
one. thought from thee, my darling boy,
fhe sunlight Of my soul
but ever with me, in the gloom,
Or brightness o. each hour,
My stern heart never once has faiid
To own thy magic power
And now be with thee, my fond pray'r,
That He who rules above,
May mould thy heart in innocence
And truth, and peace. and love.
That when our mission done on earth
United we may be, --....
With her, who called long years ago,
Lives in Eternity.