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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER.
FOR INFLAMMATIONS. &c.

|(ELEBRATED fos the Of Fever Sore 10, and N
~ remedy for Agpe in the Breast, bly, applied;
also, for Ague in the And teeth, Of
dy 1t is also excellent remedy for Rheuma sism Cuts,
Bruises, Sprans, Burns, Scadhead, SsItrheu, Kings-
evil COINS, Sores feet Chbsins Scrouloss sores,
Biles, AND RuptuTes Of ~u d.sespiinns Pains n hs
Side, Breast, Shoulders SC, occasioned by inaaaas-
ton of the Liver and Spieen and for
Bowels Lungs, any other part system also.
debility, pains back, pap-
tation Of the heart, sc.
Relying the in,r,ie value Of this Plaster, which
thoroughly tested for number years, they
well themselves. have tested its offer
favorable consideration Of the public This they do sser
the FIRM belief, that introduce il into
only that il should be Known ~ = fair nab
il will recommend itself
GTThis Plaster should be spread with q
knife thin soft leather, glazed en, and spilled
as near the parts Affected possible. When applied
Fever Sores Ueep the pars should Be kept clean by
washing with CASTLE soap every time the plaster removed
which .hould be every twenty four hours In OF
famation, the desired effect Produced, Of
pain, for a short time, may be expected
long list Of Certificates could be obtained, the
satisfaction of some, of the remarkable Of This
valuable plaster; but all think necessary, faith
ful application, as above stated,
rThe BALM OF GlLEAD PLASTER is prepas
ed and sold, At wholesale and retail, by
J. B. TlLLINGHAST,
Of Richmond, Wayne County, badsonA.
For sale By James X Dugdais, and at the BeoA Ss>rs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

lis we'll known that consumption destroys more
any other disease record so great mas
been the United States
year ending January last that upwards oil 'oVo"
persons died insdious disease IN one yeaf-
Shocking! Were that this fact has oeen
from the records of mortaity we eo NOT
credit tho assertion We behold its fatal ravages in fam
around US, gathering in its cherries embrace
friend from every circle, and casting gloom and darkness
over its place visitation These ocular demonstrations
must convince ALL time should be spared IN procur-
ing medicine Immediately to arrest its fatal progress be-
fore il 10 TOO late.
Therefore you who afflicted with the fret symptoms
of consumptve pulmonary nature. delay not IN using
Dr. Dune ans Expectorant Remedy; it certain to eradi-
the the hrst evil seed oil con-
pton will also to perfect heaith many %
long been confined TO sick chamber, gwen
I'D a. ncurabie, Of proper medicine Agents
from parts United States speak OF The
great discovery the healing ART iof fssco"g
| shousa rds from the cold and silent grave.
Note-The above medicine a pure vegetable pfepaia
,;or ME 'i sus~bfc az use unde
snv circumstances. Full directions described in
pa implicit accompanying the medicine.
ALWAYS DR.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy. and
DO other until give u fai
trial All genuine has the envelope representa- ton OF
! 'Hope.'
CautionThers persons that sell the above me
dcine guilty recommending trash of their own
stewing they boy for te and offer in the
place Of Dr. Duncan This they do TO speculate at che
expense of those who not their guard
Purchasers, be careful Of those rogues!
Principal Office, No. 10, North Eighth street, Philadei
pha. Price ST. per bottle, six tor five dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
THE MECHANICS, MANUFACTU-
~ RERS AND ARIIZANS OE The WEST-


Eeoto CStzens The period of annual exhibition which
will Monday 18th June, approaching, and again
solicit aid enterprise in which the Interests OF
mechanic and less involved than
tina, of the institution represent.
Whatever advertses and brings them into ues
enab.s improve quality. to increase the facilities
of their reduce their price, and 20
compete successfully with the productions OF distant
places and foreign countries.
Tho object of the exhibition IS to benefit the Institute
aone but promote the interests of the industrial classes
of community general foster and encourage genius
paronze merit wherever be found,and TO improve
These the Institute has thus far sndsa-
vored to do. aud its purpose is still the same
With these sentiments appeal the enlightened public
spirit wokmen with confidence that the six III
fair will sustained with berality surpassed
and which shall be alike cFedtAble
Institute industry and ekill OF the W.
The Ladies also whose smiles ensure success IN
noble enterprise respectfully invite TO contribute Of
,her workmanship such specimens Of their taste aud
skill they may find il convenient to prepare.
By order, &C., J. L. TALBOT.
J. ID. DOUGLASS.} Committee
WIN. WISWEL,
A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
MIS- ELLA N E o U s.
From the Indiana State Journal.
Bring down the Wages.

oRsduec the currency SPECIE and the OF the
poor proportion, and how long will il be before poor
man, paid thirty day for his work, of which he
support his family will be able buy little home
his children. And if he be in debt hundred dol
lars, how long, this rate will he DO compelled drudge
support his family and pay his debts. We tell you
Reader, that il will take him his life time.-f1d. Jour-
Bring lower down the seanty pay,
BY which the poor earns his bread;
And make him toll from day 10 day,
Till age and sorrow bow his head.
lie hath right TO earn spot
OF land, that he may call his own;
No! CHAIN him his sIavish lot.
Bring down the ages. bring them down.
The ample sum, cents day,
VIII buy the poor man TODD and hie,
And rented hut wherein to lay.
What than these he desire!
His life Is but a uorking day,
Beneath tho Eagle the Crown;
Then let him toll his heart away
Bring down the wages. bring them down.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
COLDS, COUGHS. AND CONSUMPTION

These universal complaints had in .Ims., .x.,x f,;
y attended with more or less AZ tho m. re-.
garded by with little ur,;l ~. h,,
a serious character. Why r>,;.r,. rs-.
eeal Of themselves when they know that
in a Are they not aware that requires ieoses
time dsease when suffered knit thread.
the vsalst Will those who desire health eosd .d-
vice, and always be provided with few bottles of "Ds
Duncan's Expectorant Remedy" whereby they
datey fatal progress of Consumption,
be compelled spend in misery and pain. besides
making t.3potheeary Shop of their stomaehs! The
Medicine its effects, If used in due season,
relief the hopeless eases,
soothing and paa,ing effects This 10 consolation ~hieh
many appreciate
Once and Whoiesale Depot North eighth Street Phil
adeiphia. Price 81 per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy!
CONSUMPTION CAN ne CuReD.

Mrs Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers. was for
length Of time afflicted e~th pulmonary Complaint"
dehed united skill Of emrer,
She hearing OF the .Expecoran, Remedy,
give trial. Her symptoms those of fthisis f-
raonals, Pulmonary ConSnp fion, wig. dry hacking
cough. pain Tho breast and side impaired appetite and
great thirst. and nigh, mnrh deb
and weakness She is happy saying that aztec using
three BOTTLES of the 'Expectoant Remedy she began
have hopes of speedy her strength gradually
until had used three bottles when che
entirely cd being eight months and
no. symptoms of the complaia, appear
Philadelphia Office No - North Eighth street, where
he above medicine always be obtained.
Price 81 per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
DIR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEklENT PILLS.
To THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH

necUy si'a> afflicted eight yeavs Sb
severe nervous disease attended With pa
Breast side and stomach, loss Of Appetite night
sickness and dizziness in the heod pain
eating, and othe. symptoms which attend
bowels weak aud Irregular Havjsg had sdvice oS
various physicians during this long period, and used
medicine which only produced temporary relief In
yenr 1889. oftsn unable to leave my house, and
ing poor widow, dependent labor living,
was obliged from house obtain IL.
length up ali hopes of recovery and
SHAT created all things" fortunately favored ith
work Eighth when the family discovering
cradle situa ion, Immediately recommended Ds. Harehr
Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills,
they procured for For sale
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Corner OF M ain and NJ arfoA streets.
ME proprietor Of this favorably wellknown HOTEL
has moved into il himself, and 10 determined TO
tain and improve its previous character The comfort Of
the Traveller shall be his constant aim and having made
some repairs the building Tavern house,
his inclination would induce him
make equal the road. He hopes
der such satisfaction thar shall away dissa tIshec
Prices suited to the times J. w. GILBERT.
December 18th, ls41. Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
CONSUMPTION ARRESTED-READ!
Greenfield, Washington CO, Pa.

July 8, 1912.
Dr.. DuNcAN,-Dear Sir: Your Expec,orans Remedy. for
pulmonary affections, doing wonders in this section OF INC
The NEST astonishing cures performed by :, '"at
upon Mrs Lydia Audefs. She taken with fever;
heavy cold settled her ungs she suffered in disease
pain about Ia months, when her body became redu
ced TO mere living frame, and all hopes Of her
given up by friends and physicians her symptom. be-
zane those to n
your Remedy. sthat if medicine would
restore h that Tho last induced her
the time to t for t,eo bottles gave
according tho direction By the time she used them
her situation Seeing the wonderful effects
medicine, purchased four dozen bottles and sold
those similarly afflicted since, obtained SIX dozen
more furnished believe the above lady with ten bot
She living monument, ENJOYING perfec, health,
the assooshment of both relatives and friends there are
performed in this vicinity, but none go
eresting that performed Mrs Anders our med,-
considered here beyond comp. ton and ca" be
relied safe and eectual remedy for diseases OF
consUmptive character.
Enclosed we send you $50 IN Wheeling and WASH
ngton banks. Send six dozen bottles by the of
Baltimore, Immediately, have calls for the
medicine and cannot be wishcu. i. Yours. in haste,
JAMES w. ROSS & co.
Consunp sion and Bleeding of the Lungs cured,
DR.. Dancan's ExpectorAnt Remedy.
Miss EMELNE YEAoER. aged II years, taken she
Of Is with slight coid which she neglected until the
lungs fell prey that seeking destroyer CONSUMPTION,
fes H. eon.;d.,.d her cas-. Homeless o,. and
bed but little medicine for her In the time she dis
charged of blood with much
of thick phegm and cough. Her bodily frame became
length reduced living skeleton: her last
iously looked by her friends, might
ended by DEATH her called frequently during the
tme and last determined the virtues OF
DR. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy having noticed
extraordinary performed by the medicine in similar
He obtained two bottles and administered
it The fourth day he found change, which
he continued giving the medicine for Is days.
the end of which time she able walk her bed
chamber. the great asonhmsnt of her friends and rea
lives She continued using the medicine for weeks when
she declared herself entirely FREQ from disease and
pursues her daily occupation in perfect health.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

SENATOR FROM 1NDIANA-The following letter
in the Pennsy lvania Inquirer, puts a new face on
the late election for Senator in Indiana.
Nes York, Swit=erland CO., a.. March %, 1913.
Sir;-Like yourself, must lament the issue OF
late Senatorial election, as IL now stands be-
fore the people Of this nation. The Hon. Oliver
II. Smith was legally elected on the Second bal
lot, in our las, General Assembly. He received
seventy fire, out Of hundred and forty nine le-
gal votes. Ii is true that our General Assembly
contains one hundred and fifty ballots, 1t both
Houses are full. Daniel kelso, who voted with
the opposition, was not entitled to seat or vote
leaving but l49 votes without his.
Joseph G.. Egglesion, of this county, was elect
ed for three years--he served two, and resigned
a few days before our last Angus, election. The
Constitution Of Indiana, section IL, article 5 de
clares "when vacancies happen in either branch
Of the General Assembly, the Governor, or the
person exercising the power Governor, shall issue
wriis Of election TO such vacancies" No such
writ was ever issued by the Governor or any 9th
Of person fill that vacancy, even to this day
Daniel Kelso, a false certificate, from O wick
ed Loco Loco clerk, took his seat ntrary 10 the
Constitution or laws OF Indiana. The Conssitu-
tion Of the United States, article 1, section D,
says "Each House shall be the judges Of the g.
Iecfions returns and qualifications Of its own mem
bers.n Now, l trust, that when the evidence oil
the illega!iiy of the pretended election of said
Kelso is laid before the Senate Of the U. States
that body will decide that Oliver II. Smith. and
not Edward A. dannegan, Is tue senator Iom III
diana.
Correspondence of the New York Express
WASHINGTON, April 10.
MIR. Profit, is TO 60 to Rio
after oil. Mr.. Hunters commission expires in
June next prior to which Mr.. Profit is 10 go out
The President has decided; and it remains
with Mr.. Webster 10 carry cut his instructions
the President having given the necessary direc
tions before the Secretary left the city. Thi:
you may rely upon, unless the Presiden, change.
has mind, which man can say will not happen
II being his popularity that he uni,es obssinac,
ut purpose, with the most extraordinary versatil
lily that ever characterized a human being.
Congress having made no appropriation, how
ever. for tho Rio mission, Mr. Profit will have 4
SO without the regular outfit, unless The next Con
gress give 1t to him. Besides, he will have Il
run the risk OF confirmation by the Senate
The probability is, as think, that under these
circumstances Congress will give him the outfit
and cut down the full mission to q Charge.
MoRE CIRCUMSTANCE During the storm on
Monday afternoon last, the entire front of the Jef
fersonville ia Penitentiary was blown down
No lives were lost, and no prisoners escaped. l.
The wall, which of brick, is said TO have beer
cracked by the earthquake.-Cincinnati Chron.
icle, April %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
PIT 1878 PULM NAL 8 !;
PULMONARY c Z

IL very prevalent disease, and carries millions cold
and silent grave. delicate young females commonly fall
prey this fell destroyer of human life. This disease
commences FIRST with Q dry hacking cough, pain in
and sde loss of appetite, and nights
length wasting decay of the whole body perceived,
which is called by many consumption, going into de-
cline, complaint that thousands labong under with
faint hopes Of recovering, knowing that
medieae existing which will afford relief in las,
stages This DIR. Dunean's Expectorant Remedy for
eonsumptions coughs eo splitting of blood, bronchitis
asthma and all diseases of the liver and lungs. full
10 given of diseases q small pamphlet which
be had gratis Of the where ths medicine
ways be obtained. Price 81 per bottle.
nR. THATCHER'S celebrated EYE WATER; 70,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
dy' Book.

TNHE January, February, March, and April numbers
i of the Lady's Book received and fos sale ~ the
BOOK STORE, price 25 cent? per copy.
Lady's World of Fashion, for April.
THIS splendid periodical for sale the Book S:ess,
l. price 20 cents per copy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth.
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29
A Baby's Com plant.

Oh, mother, dear mother. wonder cry,
More wonder by far that your baby don't die;
No matter what ails me--no who's here,
No matter how hungry the "poor little DEAR
No matter il full, or all out Of breath,
She me, and me, and trols me to death.
] love my dear NURSE but dread that great knee;
like all her talk, bur unto me,
She can't be coniented with talking so pretty,
And washing and dressing and doing her duty:
And that's very well, can bear soap and water,
But mother, she is unmercifu trotter
Pretty Indies, want to look you, faces,
Pretty cap, pretty fire, let me see how it bazes,
How can |. my head going bib,y bob!
And she IN the harder, the harder sob;
Oh, mother, do stop her, Pm inwafdiy sore,
hiccup and cry, and she tots me the more
And talks about 'wnd,' When IT'S she makes me ache
w ish 'twould blow her away, for poor baby's sake!
Thank goodness, Pm still. oh, blessed be quiet!
I'm glad dear mother is willing TO try it;
OF foolish old customs my mothers no lover,
And the wisdom of this she discover;
I'II awhile and just look about,
And laugh up Sally, who peeps in and out,
And pick up notions can,
To fill my Sun all noddle before Pm a
Oh dea r, is that she! Is she com ing soon!
She's bringing my dinner with cup and spoon,
She'll hold mo with hand, in tother the cup,
And rs fast as it's down, she'll just shake il ups
Aud thunpisy thur'p with tire greasest dsish',
Her heel is going from mornu till night.
All over the house you may hear il, Pm sure,
Trot-trotng! just think, what Pm doomed TO endure
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

From the Bangor (1e.) Courier
In behalf suffering helpless, and of those who
cannot speak themselves pray TO insert the follow
ing appeal wish every would place before herself
experienced nurse-I do know however that
thing a habit opinion once formed or asser
ted but do wonder all brains turned
i'm rinfancv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Gentleman's Magazine for April.
~RAHAM,S MAGAZINE, price IS cents, for sale a,
" the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Apr; 22ni, l643.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

INTERESTING TO GIRLs.-When boat arrives
at any Of the landings in Iowa, having young la
dies on board the bachelors crowd and hover abou,
after the manner Of New York or Charleston
cahmen, and sing out, Shave . husband, Missf-
have husbandf'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

DR. THATCHER's celebrated EYE WATER: for
IL sale IT the BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

Rents have advanced within the past two weeks
both stores and houses which have hung very
heavily have been taken up al rather better Pri'
ces.-N. Y. Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

edCHARIrY BEGINS HoNE.-Ths tme-honor-
maxim is well illustrated by the following an
do,e. which. if not altogether new will bear fire.
quent repetition:
The celebrated John Randolph, on visit to
female friend, found her surrounded with her
seams.resses, making up quantity Of clothing.
"Whai work havs you on handf'' 80, sir, / am
preparing this clothing to send TO the poor Greeks
On taking leave. at the steps Of tho mansion he
saw some of her servants in need Of tho very
clothing which their tender hearted mistress was
sending abroad. He exclaimed, MADAM, the
Greeks are at your door,"
The Queens War Cond!es.--In interesting
series Of papers in Blackw Gods Magazine, pub
lished under the general title Of the world Of
London q circumstance is mentioned which 10
known to be true-,hat in a wax chambers shop
10 Piccadilly, opposite ST. James street, may be
seen stumps. or as the Scotch call them, dosps,
Of wax lights. with the announcement ''csndle
ends from Buckingham Palace"
These are eagerly bought up By the gentiiiy
monger.. who burn. or it NAV be. ia the excess
of their loyalty, according to Kit North, eat them!
Ridiculous!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

MoRE CIRcuMsrANcEs.-During the storm on
Monday afternoon last, the entire front of the JEFF
fersonville Qa,l Penitentiary was blown down.
No lives were lost. and no prisoners escaped
The wall, which was of brick, is said to have been
cracked by the ear,hquake.-Cincinnati Chron-
icle, April %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-29

The splendid mansion OF the late Chance
Sanford at Flushing, which cost, We believe. n
than hundred thousand dollars, was sold at
ton yesterday by James NJ. Miller &Co. for 3
$40. The purchaser is r. Beatty, Esq.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22
Artificial Ice.

The ",.;aciarium or Frozen Lake." now O.
pcncd to the public at the Baker street Bazaar,
Portman square, is ono of the curios,ies of the
age. The visitor is suddenly introduced a.
mongst regions Of seeming frost and snow, and
placed in the Alpine scenery. The London
Skating Club hold their meetings at the Glaci-
arum and from the case they display in their
graceful cvolutons in wa!tzing, &C., it is cvi-
dent the artificial ice is little inferior TO natu-
raj ice. The inventor, Mr.. Henry Kirk, has
lived to sec what few inventors rarely accom-
plish, viz: his efforts carried to perfection
more especially as chemists and scientific men
considered the idea as chimerical.
In appearance the artificial ice closely re-
sembles the natural it is semi-transparcnt
body of crystal, composed of chemical salts,
which, when in liquid state, is flooded on
prepared level floor and Immediately chrystal-
izes into beautiful sheet of ice. BY this in
vcntion skaters have at once the never ending
means Of enjoyment, without the dangers and
difficulties attending natural ice but as few
pleasures are rclishcd without some anticipated
fear, the word dangerous" is written conspicu-
ously over part which appears 50, but in re-
ality is only little pool, ingeniousy contrved
to represent part of the ice broken, to permit
the Alpine cottager to dip for water with
small bucket, which is also frozen.
The lovers of skating must hal the artificial
ice as great treat ndee11, for by this ingenious
invention, whethcs 1t be in warm or cold ci-
mate, wl.,dy or calm, rain or sunshine, day or
n!ssnt, all the pleasures OF the icy sheet are se-
cured and it is not improbable that "frozen
lake" will become as general to the mansions
of the ailluant, as an orchard or a iishpond.
Prince Albert, who has visited the Glacar;um,
has, it is said, given orders for one. At the
evening meetings the whole scene is beautiful
ly lighted, the moon rises, stars glitter, and
music cnlyens the whole scene, which, as it
so richly merits, is thronged by admiring visit
ors.-Londom paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-22
Fu' Fifty times n Day 1 Swear.

Fu' fifty times a day Iswear,
How truly do hate her,
An rack my brain TO see how low
In uglincss I'll rate her;
/ ca her a the names ken,
Mink, coquctte, base deceivcr.
But when she smiles on me again,
An angel | believe her.
But yester-evc I sworc, again,
never wished to see her,
An if | spied her e'er so far,
I'd turn away aud flee her;
l wished her in the deep blue sea,
Aye ony.where whatever,
An vowed would na s,e,k to her,
No! that would na--never!
Just then ham was on my arm,
A voice said "Donall-Mister !"
l turncd-her arch and smiling face
Invited me- kissed her!
Twas vain | tried to keep my vow,
Lsssies are so beguiling;
Wha' can-whs' can poor man do
When pretty woman's smiling!