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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

c,.rc,rvs-'rhis is a common disease in horses,
;nc,aritv attending is that it occurs oltener in
sss hinder than in the fore legs OF the animal
NJ ,o,so for this characteristic rs Tins: The starting
ni Of circulation heart the the limb OF the
r.;rnl may this point the greater IS the probability
st., Il vijI receive fostering and the more remote
IT, r,eater is the probability of obstruction between
~, syo ponts brought most of course, by
sise &c In the nature Of the horse, there
du,d extended for iIbrcating and soitenIng the skin
bich il yed TO the different parts by small tubes
and II these tubes kept open and part Of the ami
NAL denied Of its proper share Of the 1uiis disease OF
rour,c is Iesscned but if, often the they
Instructed, the nntriIne mt shut Off disease the natural
nee, and before observed, from the heart to
remote parts Of the limbs these acTueducts are more "
e 10 de and reore, it follows from these
causes and these plain the scratches may be found
more common in the hinder than in the fore legs
known that this disease is most common III The nm
der legs because, however nature has sighted the
In good health all parts Of the horse protected alike;
but from and the want of attention, an
alment easer produced IN these pirs' ana rom ie
foregoing Domestcation have Its evils to the
horse, but neglect most commonly the cause o her
serious complaints. 1t IS natural law, that exercise IS
essential good health, whether of beast, and
none of the organic laws be- violated with punity
Scratches may be produced from want of exercise or
BY irregular exercise and have never known an unbro-
ken troubled with il, which a shows that do
nestle mis,rcatment is at the bottom of the malady
TnE CURE.Take four quarts of blood from the neck,
then rive one of the following balls every other dav.
:5aItpetrc 3 or Powdered Rosin OF: Flour of Sui
phur OF; and spirits TnrPeniine o. With soft soap
sufficient TO form consistent beat up
well ether and divide IT into equal parts wrap each
ball up in piece of smooth paper, and give every
other day above directed. To administer readily,
draw ont the tongue with the left hand and with the right
the ball TO the root of the tongue then by releasing
tongue it will draw the ball into the throat far
be thrown back only by cough from the horse which
nav be prevented by Keeping his mouth open short time.
By this plan, pinchng the throat holding up the head
are entirely useless. After the above, wash the legs with
the following: White Vitrio, or, dissolved in half
pint watcr then add Spirits Wine wash the legs
with this twice day. Exercise the horse every day; if
the legs very sore put a bran poce night and
take it off in The morning, then wash the legs in
water rikhout soap.
External applications alone will seldom the
have ofte known bleeding, with proper exercise
and feeding, tfs disease without thing else.
Try the foregoing and will not abandon it for
ether for this complaint.
JOHN MADDOX,
Charleston, Ill veterinary Suygeoa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19
DYE RTISIN G..

j. Advertisements .cU he consoicuously inserted IN the
:. Palladium at The folo,cing rates:
One square Of 10 Hnes 25Gms sreeks 90
Each continuance. -
Announcing of candidates for office. LOO
liberal discount the aore rates. those cho 0drer
e gear Advertisements ,eiu be continued nafl
Did the expense Of The advertiser, definite time srrd
No advertisement ,e be considered less than one squsre
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

The valuable lutte used in the south of France for graft
said be made of equal parts of oil
and resin melted together and applied to gratis with
painters brush.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

FXTuRE-A correspondent informs the Syracuse
Star that there is residing in Whitestown Oneida
county. n. " one Capt. John Wilson, who is about so
years old His father owned the farm he occupies
he was born it, has never been of the and
has not slept out of his bed for thirty
years Capt w. intelligent farmer father
of large family.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

"My lad said young lady to a boy carrying emp
ty mail bag, you a mail boy'" aye duzn't think
Tze female boy, duz ye?''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

The Spaniards have provcr ttat drinking water
Their makes a sick debt, his wife widow. ~
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AGRICULTURAL.


.-;..,y,, i, the most heaifai. HE most nse" and The
Ag''e ..", AL e,uel,ymenf Of man.-W AsHISGToN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

To MAKE BLArKING.-Pu gallon of vinegar into a
ng add pound Of ivory black well pulverized
half pound of loaf sugar half of oil Of Wit
riol and of oil, incorporate the whole
by stirring. This is backing of very great repute.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

A correspondent of the Boston Atlas tells the
following story ola fellow who applied to mag
strate in England for license to preach; he was
asked the usual question: "Can you read and
write!' Mother said the asprant to pulpit
honors. .Then," asked the licenser, chow can
you think Of preaci,ing!' "Oh,' replied the
clown. ..mo,her reads, and l spounds and
splains."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

GREAT FIRE AT EAsTroRr.-A slip from the PASSPORT
(Me) Sentinel gives the particulars of fire
that town Monday night. Total loss estimated at
at about $4,000 considerable portion of the stock
saved This fire. it is said DESTROYED almost the ONLY
block of stores which spared in the fire of 1899
The wooilen factory at Uuion Village, Washin gton
county was entirely destroyed by fire Saturday
ing. The building fully insured.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

OINTMENT INFL.MED EYE LiDs--TIe following
ceipt obtaine from the late DIR. b., of the
ply Baltimore, and used with unfaing
Take or. white precpitate, and or lard-et theso
be well rubbed and mixed till there unbroken
tcles but a smooth mass--annoint the eve-ids two
times in twenty-f four hours always night and
ing. The also useful for which
children have on the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

SARATOGA AND WASHINGTON RAILRoAD.-We
understand that at last the whole stock (69O,O0O)
of this very important track is taken by respon-
sible men. AS evidence Of tho character of
tho stock, tho house of Jacob Little & CO., of
New York, have taken the large amount of 100
00o. We understand that surplus of 100000
is subscribed, over and above the capital stock.
Tho grading will be commenced in the course
of a few weeks, and the expectation is that the
road will be opened as far as Sandy-Hil by the
month Of juno next. The rail is to be heavy
as any used in this country, and in every respect
tho road is to be completed in the best ma nner.
Albany Argus, Friday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

In the New York Common Pleas, o THURSDAY, SaraE
Steele verdict of against
for a breach of promise of marriage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

ORANGEs.-The Charleston Patriot savs-"We pur-
chased Saturday last Market Oranges
of good flavor, James Island opposite the city
They were the produce of the that
cut down by the frost which occurred 10 or y
ago; the last they bore again the first
and the produced about thousand Oranges This
undo rstand. the will produce
40 to 5O,OOO-anoher instance of what "a little and
perseverance will accomplish
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE OF FoRTuNE.-A correspondent Mt
of the Boston Courier, writing Buffalo saws an in
dIvdua OF that city, who, in the great expansion of bu
siness in 1885, stood next to Rathburn the second
list of heroes who travelled throug country in state
and who spent hundreds of dollars the hotels of an
evening" and then cursed the landlords for not charging
higher, who purchased the American Hotel for | know
not how much and expended $4,000 in furnishing it
who was approached with and looked up 0 with
reverence; who said to have schedule bank
ruptcy OF some eleven milons-is engaged in the
humble but honest employment of driving "a horse cart
and peddling sand about the streets of Buffalo, while his
wife supports herself u nurse.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

Mr.. Vickerv. the Wing candidate for Governor of Nj
chigan built school house his own land and, because
competent teacher could be procured, taught
school himself throu gh the last winter
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

J. C. Pickett, esq, has presented to the Nation
al Institute at Washington fragment of the flag
of Pizarro, the conqueror of Peru. and lock of
hair of Gen. Bolivar. the great champion OF South
American Independence. Pizarro's flag was a
piece of plain white silk, and the fragment now
in possession of the institute is moro than three
hund red wears old.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

CATHOLIC AND PRoTEsT.ST.-Perhaps every may
understand appreciate the force of
levng the Roman Catholic religion. the
following conversation which took place few DAYS
between couple OF nod while they resting
from their labors
PAN d we to tell me that the Catholic
only true religion?
r. C-4Faith, an do. D. We believe in the Episthes
of the Apostolic Paul, dariintP''
P.-.sOf coorse.-
r. C-.Arrah, then have We sure. D. We mind the
Episthle Of st. Paul the Romans An did
hear of Episthle the Pretestants,''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

New IRoN CoMPANY.--The Pittsburgh Intelligenc.
says-We hear that company intends coming to OF
from Boston, to into the nail
scale The capital be invested the bus
said be $500 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

THE PArAPsco FLOUR MILLs-ExTRAoRDINARY
GRINpING-We learn that the PataPsco Mer-
chan, Mill, containing three pair OF seven feet
burs. turned out eleven hundred and niEe barrels
Of flour in the week ending on Saturday
last. being sixty three barrels to bur per day.
The country Mill, with two pair of SIX feet burs,
ground four hundred and seventy barrels of flour
in the same time being nearly sixteen hundred
barrels in the week. The above is thought to be
the greatest amount of work over done with three
pair of burs, and much credit is due to the mil
lers for their successful exertions.-lHoward
District Press.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TAuNrov.-A fire broke on
Tuesday morning in the large manufacturing establish
ment of Charles Richmond, Esq, at Taunton, Mass
known as The Brick Mil, which completely l.
stroyed. The loss is between 40 and $50 000 and throws
out of employment nearly hundred hands The base
ment story was occupied machine shop, by Morse &
Dean. firm recently established there. They saved
nearly all their tools Their loss will inconsiderabe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-11-19

1t is ostimatod that the number of buildings to
be erected in St. Louis before tho close Of the
present year will be two thousand. Still
houses arc more in demand and moro difficult to
be obtained than at any former period.--This
wear add several thousand to the population
of the city.-[St. Louis Era.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
Superior Court.

a
JUNE I6.-DEcIsioNs.-Pe,Yy Us. Gardiner-On motion
Mr. Townsend it ordered that the motion in this
cause stand over until Monday next
Joel Berksend Us. Nm. L. Ciark-Judgment affirmed
John EioeH I'm. f. Schmidt.-Judgment for plain
Ztff-verdict to be adjusted.
John r. Piken ads Harriet McKeeby.-New trial de-
4 MED.
Same Same.-New trial denied
Kiiand b. Weeks Daniel Kingsland-New trial de-
8 MED.
Henry +. Kechum ads Samuel Observation-Disclosures
for defendant demurrer with liberty to plaintiff to
amend payment Of costs within ten days after notice
. Of this rule.
Thomas j. Smith implicated &c. ads. Charles j. Buck.
Ihois-Judgmcnt for plaintiff demurrer with liberty
to defendant to plead payment of costs within ten
days after notice of this rule.
Michael Druy ads. Thomas c. Doremus ct ois-Motiou
for trial denied.
Nm J. Fan Zant Us. Reuben Williams.-Judgment af-
Iirmed.
5ment affirmed.
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/ DISASTROUS CONFERENCE.-The morning about
III O'Clock the extensive planning works, on Fox
Point street. owned and by Mr.. Nathan Mason
discovered to be fire by the Waterman who state,
the fire took the boilers occasioned Re sup
by the friction Of the gudgeons OF the second main
rum which is driven by belt from the main drum at
tached to a large hywhee As soon as he saw the dan
ger there being water in the building he opened the
valve of the boiler and sought to extngush the fire by
steam. Finding this unsuccessful, he rang bell at
|tached to the establishment, and for engine In
The mean tine the fire communicated to shavings
which large quantity in the body Of the
building and almost instantly the large cdice was in
blaze SO rapid the of the flames that moth
ling could be saved.
Thcre were in the building several planning machines
land carpenters TOOLS and large lot Of planned boards
large quantity of boards near the building was also
The fire communicated to the of the steam boiler
1manufactory of Thurston, Greene Co.. which with
tits contents destroyed.
Is Salisbury, was destroyed. A dwelling house also
occupied by Mr. Salisbury, wasxmuch scorchcd and in
Ijured
/ The loss of Mr. Mason is estimated at $4,000. He
Twas insured at the Hartford Insurance Company for
Iony 5000.
Thurston Greene Co.'S loss is very heavy being at
Ia rough estimate $4,000 II is probable however that
1.-The amount will exceed that The loss is mostly
in their tools, machinery, and finished work. About
1900 worth of the latter have been delivered
to-day Much work in progress OF completion was also
destroyed.
T. g. Co. we're insured for $4,000. at the follow
ing Offices $4,000 at the Croton Insurance Co, New
YORK $4,000 at the Contributionshp Insurance Co,
New York and $4,000 at the Hartford Insurance Co.,
Hartford.
Mr. Pike was probably insured sufficiently to cover
lthe injury done to his property.
About 100 employ ed In the two establish
lmcn's nearly all OF whom thus thrown out Of en-
lplov and upon whom II will fall hard Providence Tran
script, Of Saturday
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NTRY MERCHA NTS.
ROOTS AND SHOES

4. JOHNSON, (late Wilson & Johnson) -
IA has hand in store 142 Chatham street, d. = -
freely opposite the theatre one Of the best stock
Boots and Shoes that be had n the city Gents Kip
pssgsd and sswed from the Essre manaac.oriss Ladies
variety Of Chdrens Shoes than other Thu
city: Gentemens fine Caters. twenty different kinds Cent
Buckskin Shoex Sporsmsn and Seamens Boots
Store open till 10 o'clock in the evening, giving country
chants opportunity ofexaminng the goods their leisure
mYl3 lmkec
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ELwoprH's EXPLOIT -Elworth completes his
spreat walking feat this morning, but he will con-
nuc his career throughout the day to show that he 10
moi AZ iii used up by his six weeks work Some races
too come of over the course at 'arfolton -New w
beans Picoyrne, Jtne 8
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w. T.-JENNINGS " CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS.
THE
IN is | B l. L
WTc

closely resembles the head Of hair that sceptcs and
connoisseurs the perfect aud
ordinary invention day The advantages this
and UNIQUE wig i its being made without sewing weaving
which cause: its closely resemble the natural
hair both lighness natural appearance defy
t9n its TEXTURE being BEAUTIFUL and free that in
cases q pOsprafon evaporation unmpeded and the
evis Of Other wigs entirely avoided The scepc and conno
the peculiar fitting the head AZ The
"a @. BARRY, LAG Broadway corner Of Liberty street ur
stairs. jus imsec
d RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHES
JTVHIS certify that have used Sooman Lewis Exter
minator for Rats and Cocoaches It has gwen ii,
2greatest satisfaction for the purposes intended.
H. =. DUNNING, Dunnings Hotel
W. MOREHEAD, Al CORTLAND A. "
d. GRAHAM, 70 Courtisnd st.
and host Of others
For sale at RusHTON cos, No ITO Broadway 10 Asto
House. and as Broadway. New York. mai imsn
EMPSEED5o bushels clean Western Seed, OF superior
Ii quality, for sale in lots suit purchasers, by
jlkc {l,t T. X. COLLINS CO., s. South street.
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REMOVAL.

hENOVAL.
NTRSC ARROLI.'s MEDICAT VAPOUR AND Sui
fl PfUR BATHS removed from No aa5 Bro,dway q
the morning till o'clock atniGh Sulphur Baths require on
hours notice. M Inn GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17

KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
1877 and 130 Mercer Street.
N MIR. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to
inform his friends and the public in general that his
day and evening, follows
Hours fer gentlemen from. ,StcsA
Terms Of instruction made known application Mr.
Roulstone.
Mr. r. has just received from the country several fine
stylish Saddle Horses. which he is authorised to sell
sonable price. my7rc
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Common Pleas ut Chambers.
Rofaco Isadero Dali.


JUNE l6.-Michaet Sheridan Henry Wagner.-Tho
plaintiff, who is Wholesale grocer commenced suit
against the defendant German grocer of 27h
street and 9TH avenue, for goods sold and delivered
He also issued warrant against him under the nonim
charging himwh frauduleny disposng
tof his property after the purchase He brought
der arrest and examined touching the fraudulent assign
sment, but after the examination had been made and an
4 order of commitment applied the German non
nrent leaving judge and lawyers TO discuss the
merits Of the question The officer in charge looked
rather blue For plaintiff, d. Major for defendant Mr..
aMcAdam
\ II, Court for the Correction of Errors.
Present the Lieut. Governor and twenty-five Senators.
JUNE 6-ln the matter Of G. Livingston, decision post
poned till next term
M Wogan u.s. NJ Ha6eyshap.--lotion to qussh writ of
Terror W. b. Lawrence for motion, h. c. Gray opposed
Decision postponed till Friday.
W. NJ Udau rs y n. Morgan-Motion to quash writ
OF error s. f. Carkson for the motion, and c. De Witt
sopposed. Decision postponed until Friday.
No. Al. a. Warner The People, rel j. Conner
jG Wood heard for plaintiff in error, but without
3conc luding the Court adjourned until tomorrow
O'Clock A NJ
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- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for So so City Made and fol
style and durability they equal those sold for S.
Young Co.'S Imperial French Boot and Shoe NIanufac,
turing Depotat NOD Ann Of the Fashiona.
Ss Boot &C. in .h; city Fine French Dress Boots
So and a. Boots Shoes Caters &c., made order shor
tnotce Mendng, &c, done in the VIM nj. Young
Co, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers Ne Ann street
New York, Broadway. WM M, YOUNG and
mt lmSrc II. B. JONES
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED.

GENTLEMENs' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
WANTED
EMIT EMEN and Families obtain the full value for all
adiss by sending the subscriber who not pend
sHs III CITY,
will find to their advantage to send for s
through he Post Office directed to is Broad
\ way will be promptly attendedto my2i lmsm
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
ase .Sa L Ss.. hsya I'D ss ss.s
iSl the wSe H sy hs
Ma line through the Post Once, Or otSerw:s will b.
| GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
Wishing
x &C. % will on hs
p. 'sns %ors than fro" those who pffna g y the highest
'''" prices Office No Wall street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended at their residence by APP
And ali orders e the subscribers Office or sent through
oce will be punctualy attendedto MIL Imsec
w. T.-JENNINGS " CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
IMPORTERS Of Cloths, Cas.mere., vestns., Fancy Drss
Articles, &c, No 23 Broadway, American Hotel offer fo
Sns Cloths Cashmere vssnes &C. n ali the new and "
s & h ssn De and 0 esra
will such !, 20 merit continuance
Pro A. ss nst the & o. the
those who effect saving Of the extra per csntass l.
|vied under the credit system.
osd TO which there i no garment % trying to Ii,
sk utteand solicit trial from those who appreciate
n addition 70 the usual rtpsn of good kept b tn.
@ s
those who, in Of emergency may require fstat.
Also Fancy Dress Articles great variety Scarf Crsva
handkerchief, Geyes sgspendeys Hosiery, Undervesn
mis- imisrrc
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very SUI
pe warranted Also Tin Plate Shee
Iron Russia Sheet Iron Sheet Copper Zns Scotch and Ame
rican Fig Iron, for sale bv CASS WARD,
rvIs -ns No. ~ Broad
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LUCK AT THIS.

eans, from Paris the best article Of gensmen French
2Boots and Offer wholesale and RETAIL the
~ low price OF S. and the best of French Calf Boots made
order for 81 greatest assortment Of all kinds Of Boot
noss any ~ al nds soTs yGG WIN d tn
and all other kinds Misses and Childns from largest
70 the smaet don't mistake the No 367 Broadway
3ner Of Franklin NJ CAHILL
m re- ". 7 "a
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CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK
MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH
ARDS No: Bowery. stick il yet and know that they
can sell article Of French Stitched Boots for
stop your clack, lovers Of Sociological imposition
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
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