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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
THE SILK CULrURNH .
AND SARHERss nAxvAI.
PUBLISHED monthly BY IL r,

AND SAR1E&s HAWAI-
PUBLISHED monthly BY IL F.
Committee of the Hartford c.
Society, at fifty cents per annum.
The object Of this euolicalioa l. b g.:
thorough knowledge OF the Sik -
Cultivation Of the Mulberry Tree 10 n.y.
rearing Silkwonns, the production 10
ling, manufacturing Silk, and Dys;aa G
The publication will coa,asn . comelsas
the Silk Culture, from sowine The sss1eS
ing for market Sewing Silk aud Ten: :.
keep the Cul,urist advised with sean1 ~
gress Of the enierprise-'he ios0aain. r.
ties and Compa MES, Ensctments e 49,
tho promotion Of tho object, and facn 81
mcn.s Of individuals Il will also c. p
articles on new AID Interesting sahiosA -
ted with agriculture,
The Cuiturist was commenced Il ~
and there are now published five thoss.f =
with rapidly increasing O.
Arrangements have been made to fi,niaA =
volume TO those who make early appGaSnss
second, which will be incorplsie ajsen \
volume will contain ninety-s;x qu.rsp ~
dollar forwarded to ID. s. Porter, Agent. ~
ii free ofexpense, will pay Cor both voluuek =
fifty, cents. for the latter. The secoai g.
the frs. Of April let. No S
ton received unie>s paid ia advance.
or Subscriptions to the Culturist s,cuas
e. Il. gunner. a, the Office Of the Ricinosv
dunn. July 30. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
For = ale.
II .Meycha,st Mill.

IN complete order, one Of the best on White
water, within : miles of Richmond and within. 9
miles of the Whitew alter Canal. The situation is
as healthy any in the state. There are on the
premises two excellent seats for Distilleries las
acres Of LAND. so of winch under cu;tiv alton;
an apple and peach orchard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without reserve. Apply
to r. Shawmbouric, Post Master at Abingdon,
Wayne county Ia, at this Office. Possession
can be given soon required.
April 30. 1886. l7tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

TWO valuable FARMS are offered for sale
BY the ubscshcv, lying Ehorn in jackson town.t p,
PFbete cOunty. Ohio, about mikes from Richmond
. niIes from Eaton, and about miles the Ma
tional Road as now locateri, hf should change he
made y the way OF Eaton, the road will within
f-2 mile Of the premises Que said farms contains
1856 acres, large oschard-uDcommonly well watered.
The other contains abouts and we'll timbered,
about 80 acres cleared, with other improvements
For terms apply to tie subscriber the psemiees
ISAAC X. ELDRIDGE.
April 30th 1896 In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
FIRE! FlRE!! C-S5!!!

ANlNG been appointed Agent Of the 'sIIart
ford Fire Insurance Company the subscriber i.
now ready to grant policies of all persons
who wish their property insured against loss damage
by fire.
The company for which he is acting ie one Of the
Weathest and most extensive in the country and fhev
pledge themselves that those who transact business with
the company shall be the most liberal manner
and all losses shall be adjusted and prompt
tude Persons wishing provide inst the contingency
Of loss of their property BY this De element
requested to call at his Office Main street. opposite the
Branch Bank IN Richmond, Ia where the of
ance will be made known and the policies granted
by letter post paid will promptly and
cheerfnlly attended to-
JAMES W. BORDEN. AsEsr.
June ii 1886. 23tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
MEDlC.aL.

I'm SAMUEL Nixon AND Dr. WI
having entered into co-partsss1hP
Of Medicine, repeatedly Offer their 'esvsesr
Gems OF Richmond and the Deighbonrg
can be found generally At the Once q =.
their respective dwelling houses, exorps
prolessio aal business. -,
n. b. Those indebted to 49,
firm previously to this anangenssf u"
qaested to call and settle accossts.
January III, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the hand.
some sItuationswhere he now resides, on the Ma
tional Road, immediately west of the Bridge a,
Richmond There are sixteen acres Of LAND,
well improved; good dwelling and out buildings
with excellent stabling. The situation would make
first rate Tavern Stand
lses.
ABNER HUNT
Richmond June 4, 1896 22-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
Free Trade and ylcchanic,s rights
sTob ~. Sacmiae. r. Co.

'>HE subscribers having entered into Co-part-
nersAiP under the firm Of Swan, & Co., take
pleasure in Informing the community that they
have erected = commodious Machine Shop, near the
Richmond Foundry, & ready to give
prompt attention 10 all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or any kind
OF machinery; - also for turning either in wood
or iron Of any description. Havise employed first
rate werkmen. they with confidence I'm their abil-
ify aad dispositions to please their customers in
qsalieSss sd Prices) ask patronage from . gen.
eross public
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR
ABEL. TlfORNBURY.
RscAaead, Nay IL. 1886. 2ov
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

+ 4 ANING entered into o-parfnership in tl.a
Coach making business, would respectfully inform
their friends the public generally, that they
prepared to manufacture Post Coaches, Coachees
daus, Dickeyseat and PLAIN Barouche. Chaotees Phae
tons, Bugges, Sulkes, Gigs, Dearbon plain carriages.
Ac Having erected establishment suitable to the
business, and having employed number of good east
ern workmen, they 6atter themselves they will be able
to finish work for and durability equal il not
superior, to any done the western country. Those
wishing to purchase invited call and examine for
Carriages repaired usaal; all orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to- shop
on the corner o'Mam and Franklin streets. Richmond
Indiana.
Ninth month 18th, 1888. 37-1y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
DIR. e. GRIFFITH.

HAVING located himself in the town Of Rich
= mond- offers his professional services to the
citizens Of the town and surrounding country
From an experience of eight years practice in the
state of Mary land, he atters him self that he will
be able to give ample satisfaction those who ma
entIust themselves to his He therefore so,ic.
its share of the patronage. For qualifc atrons,
references may be had to testimonials in his ov n
possession. He may at all times be found at Mr.
Soans National Hotel, except " hen on profession
al business.
Richmond, Ia. March 18th 1895
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

NEW DYEING ESTABItOk1NEsss', ).
THE subscriber respectfully informs de psa.s ~
employed A. Leihhardt,-a French Dye, ~
var,ety Of colors: Silks, Cotton, Woolbss -
most approved manner; he also cIeanscs ~
in the best and cheapest manner. Fro.
Of business, he hopes to give gescseI sae'sse~c
Y. b. A. Ieibhanlt has all kinds Ia -
yarn, Of the bert and most lasting co'osA = ~
BILE prices
Richmond, 9TH mo. 9Th, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

SAMUEL f. 1REDELL, recently ibsQ ol
~ Of Philadelphia, has located hinsslfoe
ofRichmond, 81 openec shop On Maia -
doors east Of the Bank, adjoining A.
store, where he intends establisAisg -
doing the most fashion ble as we'll ~ p1aio =
a workmanlike manner. He hopes BY 49,
attention to his business to merit and rese6s1
proportion ofpatronage from the tows 49,
January, 9th. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

EAnlNo 10 sonD PVnPooE-A led aamod Witch
81, vais recsneiy vs&tog IN he RegAtS Canal,
1sadeo. picked 1p . css6 box eontsininw ,ever.i
tlessasA peusds l. Bank Of Esglasd .otes ana rold
"AseA nad oesa thrown there three yeass prsviou,
BY roober, u was restored t. the owner. A.
Unsoeesssi search was made in IL canal q tie
tie ~ bon ~ thrown tAsrp, in 1853
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
FLAX SEED OIL WANT

THE subscribers still continne Il
highest cash price for Iinsesd "
their store On Mais near Rroot sS66e
natl PENEMAN Z ~
Feb. 18th 1880.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

LocAs. latches, screws, hinges, butts. files and
rasps, sets, rules, gauges, iron and stee
squares, hammers. iron, japan and brass candle
sticks, snufers and trays, brass and tin fossets
lscrew and drive knobs, plain and cut glass do.
brass commode knobs and rings, gun locks, Percus
sion caps Ere irons, brass and iron andirons, fry
pans shoves, spades, hoes trace and halter chains
anvils, vices. steelyards, patent balances, homes
and scythe stones, states. curry combs Razors,
knives knives and FORKS chissels braces and bits
drawing knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass and
corn soy thes, plane irons, augers, gimbiets; hand
saws mill and cut do, sheep shears, carpen-
ters adzes, axes, &c.
Aaeeneral assortment Of school. and BLANK
large lot Of sADOLERY and sADDLER's
TOOLS
Glass. China and Queensrare,
Iron. NAILS AND CASTINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES Of all kinds,
Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets.
CPOc or les.
Orleans and loaf sugar. imperial and young hyson
tea, Rio and Laguira Coffee spice, pepper, indigo.
madden, ginger. rice. &c.
THE above goods were mostly purchased previous
the Of goods and be sold low. Purchasers
respectfully invited to call and examine the stock
Richmond, April 30, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
DRY GOODS.
REMOVAL.

w. X & S. L. Foulke have removed
their store to the north side Of Main Street. mex,
door east Of the Bank in Richmond.
June I, 1896 OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

Tie Boston Galaxy says, that on some Of the
land on which the spcculasors have been operating
DO humblcbees have to get down On their knees
toset ct the clover, and The grasshoppers get ND
On mullen stan. and look over forty acres-witi
tears in their eyes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
NOTICE.
THERE is a new town laid off by he -
MOUNT pheasant

IN the FORKS Of kiIbUck, Madison county,
handso ne bluff, in a rich, healthy, well vsa. n
veil adapted for machinery, on the Cesar. y
40 miles from Indianapolis and % miles 80 w.
There will be a number Of lots offered II
town on the 18th o; 9th month 18th ofSepa
Term-one fourth Of the pnrcbase ase1
paid in hand, one fourth by the 18th a In 9
and the balance twelve months after
BENNETT, KINDLEf
7th mo. 25th. 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

their old stand on Main St., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have large and neat sssOrt-
ments ofCane ats, Windsor chairs, Settees large
and small Rocking chairs, &C, all Of which they
warrant equal to any made in the State, and will
dispose of them the most reasonable terms.
Orders from a distance thankfully received and
punctually attended to; particular attention paid
to packing. Persons wishing to purchase will find
it TO their advantage to give call and exam
inc for themselves, determined to sell
low for cash, credit, or country produce.
E. HI. & G. ID. CITIZENS.
1aruarv 10. lSo6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
DR. z q 9 q > s.

Cloths, cass;meres, and satinefts OF every color
quality and price, Valencia, Versailles, silk, sat
in, and bombazine ves.inss; 800 pieces ca'ico-as-
sorted; light and dark gnghams; printed n'tisns;
black, white and green gause wells, black lace do.
ichar- hernani; silk; sewing silk: cause and fancy
dress handkerchiefs; plain and figured Swiss mus
lins book do, PLAN and cross-barred do. jaconets
and cambrics Grecian and bobhinet laces and foot
lings. thread and bohhnet aces and cdgings; gauze
and lustrng ribbonsassorted; white and black ltal-
ian Grape; Grape lisse; book muslin handkerchiefs.
poncee and silk flag do; white and colnred wors-
ted and cotton hosiery-corded skirt; erode maps.
gro-de-zne Italian, snchew and sarsine, silks; bonn
baziues, bombazetts and crcassians; beaver'ecns;
bangup cords; Mexican mixtures, Rouc. do; blue
drills; storman,s; Pittsburgh cord; brochelia; prn-
cetta; black, blue and green Grape camlet; brown
French linens; grass cloth; blue and yellow nan
keens erminetts; linen diaper; 8, I, and 8 Or cot
ton do, Russia do; checks, ticks, Sc; 10 to 20
ba les domestic goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

FLoRiDA-The Indians in Florida, are again ac
tive, and we learn, BY last arrivals, had commit
ted many robberies and murders. A battle.
however, took place on the Suwannee on the l5,l,
Of July, in which the Indians we've defeated and
captured. with a loss Of nineteeo Killed. Three
whites lost their lives. The volunteers were
commanded BY Colonel Blair.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

which he offers for sale on reasonable ssFus: -
the public 70 call and examine for theas6sa
N. d. Clocks and watches Of every desxqonG1
" repair ed and & warranted nor one yer Co.,
clocks) Mathematical and surveying iUIou
pared. Spectacle glasses fitted 20 old ha1A
and corporation seals, door and trunk PSaAsA
the ST ortest notice.
ftFOld Gold and Silver taken in exchane J
Richmond, June I8, 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

Wbaseves spsy - 10 'romP. COY: ana c'seo@
......, of eke oreae men Of this wOr'd-whsteve
ne, I. shs dsszi,sg pagemsy Of high lifs-sl'.
-, - febjonable society and splendid misery O
49, Who believe that chose Who think must gov
sn those who TOT, }" there is no situation IN 'n.s
voeld moro enyiabIe than that ct the plain Amen
can Mechanic-fsce for every thing Tor wnicn
Heaven demgsed him; unt!smmel'ed IN hs op,n-
IONS. and left 10 the guidance Of his own genius, ne
vaiks erect in the fun stature ofa man. Earning
v;th HE own hands, the means by which ne sup
u.r:s himself, protected by government, winch
Ike the son sheds i,s light-its fostering care upon
sII-who sbsli g.insay his right to enjoy the fruit
Of his labor, in tho way which best may please
hint
Under our government, prudence, industry and
economy, are sure to meet with their rcward-and
il should be remembered by evesy mechanic, that
the road to pseiesment and official dignity 10 open
to every one All that the people want in those
that serve them, 10 fidelity and patriotism, truth 10
the constitution and intelligence enough to perform
their duty.
How much then il behooves the American me-
ch.nic to make himself worthy Of the highest
hooos the people can confer. It's the duty Of ev-
erv American to render himself competent TO act
on IN occasions 40 becomes an American citizen.
late iliacnce, education and study within the
reach oc every man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
NEW GOODS.

w. r. & S. l.. FOULKE.
~ ESPECTFULL inform their friends
AAUtand the public, that theyhav lust received
from the eastern cities fresh assortment of Spring
and Summer
DRY GOODS:
Among which are many plain ar d fancy articles
for Ladies ware, never before in this market: also
= great variety Of superfne and common BROAD
CLOTHS and CASstMEKES; also, the anna and
common SUMNER CLOTH and superior new
styled VESTINGS, together with a general as
sortment of
% = r d are.
SHOES, BOOTS and
Groceries,
all Of which they will sell on the most accommo.
dating terms.
Richmond. May 18th, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
CHRONOLOGICAL LECTION IN 10

pReadpgWTlAL ELECTION IN lsoo.
For President,
~. II xR0sr6000, Of Ohio.
For Vice President,
Francis Granger, of New York.
ELECTORS.
Marstou G. CiagE, Albert . Wn"e,
Milton Stapp, Achilles lillian,
Austin w. MOrns, Abraham Z. Anofe"ss
John G. CIendenia, Hiram Deckes,
Enoch McCarty.
For President,
.Narttm Vegm DssreSe, Of New York.
For Vice President,
Richard NJ. johnson, Of Kentucky
ELECTORSe
Jonathan Williams. Jesse Jackson.
John Myer, Mannus "i'eu''
William Rockhil1, Eiisha Long,
George w. Moore, Thomas Cs stewart,
William White.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
31,O29,OOO.

Thus, the whole loan, SO far made, for the
Internal improvements projected last session,
~ near S95OOOO, and for the Wabash and
Erie Canal 1925, 900, which with about s 40,
600 for this work on hand, affords sufficient
means for the present prosecution Of the
works of the State, if no more is procured
this season. But it is understood, that the
prospcc: is deemed favourable towards hav-
ing further improvement loan this fall on
still more favorable terms. The loans thus
far made are bearing per cent. interest to
the State in eastern Banks, being the same
interest the State pays, SO that the State is
at no expense of interest, until she draws the
money for actual use. So that on the whole
it may be regarded, as a negotiation highly
creditable to the character and prospects Of
our State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
RICH MOND CHAIR WARE
an ROOM.

THE subscribers would inform theiI
friends aud the public that they still con.
tinue to carry on the CKk3XR-.H1kLNG
business in all its various branches, al
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

Information has just arrived from DR.. Coo,
one Of the Canal Fund Commissioners, Of a
further loan at the east of one million AMI
twenty nine thousand dollars, at per cent.
interest, and one per cent. premium.
This loan will be applied thus:
S55O,OOO for Internal Improvement,
$4,000 for the Bank,
$4,000 Wabash and Erie Canal,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

The St. Louis Bulletin says: The steam
boats American and Friendship came in con-
tract on the Illinois river on Wednesday
night last. The American sunk almost inn
mediately, leaving only her hurricane roof
above the water. It is said that several
persons arc missing, supposed to be drown.
ed; names unknown. The Friendship suffer-
cd no injury Of any consequence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
New 0oOAsy New 0o0dSg
TTHE CHEAP CASH STORE.
Corner Of lMafa ard Front streets.)
II. T.. TUR ~ X,

HAS just received from New York am
Boston. a general assortment Of SPRING and 81 n
NER GUODS-selected expressly fos this market, ant
will be sold at reduced pr,cea The following ase anon
the eoods received:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

The two individuals who went ,er Mag
ara Falls in a small boat some days since, cx.
cited more sympathy than the case really
called for; Is there was very little personal
agony in tho catastrophe. The sufferers in
this affair were merely couple of stuffed eff
fgies Of humanity-mere men Of straw
who had been manufactured b. certain wags,
for a little funny sentimentality on the part OF
the behOlders. These certain varlets who
could find it in their hearts to provide such a
display OF fictitious distress, ought by all
means to be well sponged under the Falls or
elsewhere, for their PANS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

"a FoEcEp LoAN."-The following from
Mexican paper, will afford the reader SOM
idea Of the blessings enjoyed under the pres
ent republican government o. Mexico:
DECREE.
The President adj interim Of the Mexi
can Republic to its inhabitants. Know We
that the General Congress has decreed as fo!
lows:
LIST: The Government is authorized to ex
act forced loan throughout the Republic to
purpose ofmeeting in part the deficit in the
national revenue.
Cd. The maximum amount exacted from
each individual shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
Sd. The certificates given for this loan
shall be received by the Government after
the lapse ofone year. in payment Of any tax
that may be imposed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
RECIPES.
TO TAKE OUT IRON MOULDS

TO TAKE OUT IRON MOULDS.
Hold the iron moulds over the fumes OF
boiling water for some time, then pour on
the spot little juice of sorel and a little salt,
and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed
the juice, wash it in ley.
PASTE FOR CHOPPED HANDS.
Wash quarter ola pound of unsalted
lard-frst in common, then in rose water,
mix with the yolks of 2 new.laid eggs, and a
large spoonful ofhoney. Add as much fine
oatmeal, or almond paste, as will work 1t IN.
to paste.
TO REMOVE SPOTS OF INK FROM LINEN.
Take'a mould candle or some pure tai
low, melt. it .aad dip-the spotted part oflinen
in the me- low, then put it into the
wash, whel become perfectly white.
This given from experience.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
TO MAKE PERPETUAL YEAST.

Take one pound fine flour, make it the
thickness Of cruel with boiling water, add
to it half a pound of loaf sugar, mix them
together, put three spoonfuls Of well purified
yeast into large vessel, upon which put
the above ingredients, and they will soon
ferment violently. Collect the yeast off the
top, and put it into small neck pot, cover
it up from the air, and place it in dry and
warmish place; when used in part replace
with -four made into thin paste, and sugar
in the former proportion. saw this used
after it had been five. months made. No
yeast is necessary except the first time.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
PARENTS DEPARTMENT.
From the Mothers Magazine,
PARENTAL CONSISTENCY.

PARENTAL CONSISTENCY.
The common axiom "the world loves
consistency" is none the less true, or for.
chile, from its triteness and among the
multitude who are employed in scanning
the inconsistencies Of others, children arc
the most eagle-eyed, and severe. Not that
VIC would charge them with uncharitable-
ness, for we believe that none are misan-
thropes by birth; nor do they study to be
scrutinizing and captious; it is the natural
impulse of the mind. God has implanted
in their bosom a conscience, a sense OF
right and wrong, which has not been
deadened by incessant clashing with the
principles and practices of the world; and
thew are like blade, just from the hand of
the artiicer, that has not lost its lustrc, or
its dge.
We, who have been long in the world,
have become Injured to the perpetual col.
lision between our consciences and existing
evils and sins. When, therefore, we sec
inconsistency in others, see the conduct and
example even Of those whom We respect
and love, palpabiy making their instructions
and principles lie, we are not surprized
we have seen it thousand times before, and
say, with sort of resignation, or rather n
feeling Of despair, 80, it is human nature; >
or, five should attempt to raise the harsh
voice Of censure, there is the misgying OF
a guilty. heart. cffectuallv to corfound and
s;iencc"S.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
4 CHEAP GREEN PAINT.

Take 4 lbs. OTTOMAN Titrol, and pour
upon it tea kettle full of boiling water !:
when the vitrolis dissolved, add two pounds
orpearlash, and stir the mixture well with
q stick until the effervescencc ceases then
add quarter ola pound of pulyerzed yel-
low arsenic, and stir the whole together.
Lay it ON with paint brush, and if the
wall has not been painted before, two or
three coats will be necessary. If a pea
green be required, put in less, and if an ap.
pie green, more Of the yellow arsenic. The
cost of this paint less than one fourth OF
oil color, and tho beauty far superior.
Yankee Farmer.