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The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

SEnAvcarAE ELECTION. Monday last. at I2o'elock. the General Assembly by joint resola- ton. met in the House of Representatives and pro- ceeded to ballot for Senator. to be elected from the s.h March next. When the two houses were or ganizctl,
 Mir MeCamy, af Washington CO.,. nominated Col Chester Ashley.
 Mr. Evans. of Green co., nominated Hon. Vim. K. Sebastian.
 Nh. BiIIingsly, of Washington CO, nominated Hon. A. Yell
 Mir. Bertrand, If Pulaski CO.,. nominated Col. c. F. NJ. Noland.
 The result was determined Ou inc first ballot, as follows:
 For Ashley, 57 :: Yell, ia :. Sebastian, F Nolansl. 2 Davis Thompson. I X. Fowlet.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

We intend that hencefosth our paper shall be sent regularly, well enseicped 10 every subscriber And we earnestly request of any. who may receive it regularly. and do not consider themselves sub. scribess. to notify us of the fact that they wish | discontinued. hy returning the paper through the post office.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

We have been politely furnished, by Major Will liam Field, with the following extrac, from letter received from Major Bcsiand, now commanding a portion of the Arkansas Volunteers. Ne insert it with pleasure. as aerding the latest tfornaion of the location and condition of those troops. He speaks tn harsh terms nf .he failure of the sule 10 comply with his engagements and the suffering and prisaIio's, on the part of the men, in consequence of it.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

EDiToaisi couarksv.--we neglected last week 10 aekaewieass ihA eoustesies extended to us by our neighbors of the press. The kiad and latter ing manner tn which the Gazette has taken us by the hana. gives an earnest. that. while we may be engaged in hot political ssriis no personal bitterness win bs permitted io miagie iu itear contest shall be for principles and not for ourselves.
 To the courtesy of the Democrat, we are already indebted ios sabstaasial Iasors, which will gladly rsTsy when in our pswer; and we hope and believe that nothing ~iil occur to mar the good derstsndiug at pseseLt existing.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

The card sf Gov DaKw, which appears in our columns to-day. vas handed to us fcs publication Iast week. but strangely mislasi. We cannot ba, express aar regret, that His Exesiieney shoad esl himself easd onto notice the nseilrssIy severe al. tack lo which he replies.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

, :" Who is Solon. aud what IS the Banner, but
 the vile tools oG a family clique"
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11

eThe Bannerfac sse "The Algerine Banner dsorganixers' Jsty 3i. fsction.' July I, lsl4
The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-11
friNEs x ADVOCATE.

!" Solon, ihs aposia:e whig and eff -barner. |"
 July Is, lslI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

RE5ocE, KFJotcEl REJoICE'! For HEsRT IS Gran
DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy brings new hopes
ana fatrrng prospects TO the conSunptNo patient whose
life is attended with great suffering and pam ana reduced
10 a slender thread Despair not! While there Is LIE
hope and you may be healed and raised 10 ENJOY
again blessings health Perseverance then only
necessary. that before the lungs too much osels
and liberated, and is certain. Thousands OF
persons annually from the 'consumPiVe grave
hv the timely use of D.. DncaRS Erftoteraat Remedy
Read the certificates performed in every part Of
the nlted States Tese evidences sufficient 10 CON
vince all Or. Duncans Medicine safe aud certain
remedy that disease, consumption IN rs
infancy. and secures health and happiness.
j {; Dr. Duncaa's " estern Medical office Is i3h SVEN
more St coors below 9th. Cincinnati, where all
forms Of affection are eradcated from the and the
BODY healed and again made whole
~. For sale AZ the Richmond Book store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
HINTS ON FLOWERS.

The following vnIuab bio suggestion relating to
tho culture Of pot plnnts reared in the house, we
takc from tho Lowell Journal.
IL cannot do any thing with flowers IN the
house-how do you make them grow" This re-
mark is frequently mads, and propose to note
down n few short hints which. if attended TO. will
enable any and all to enjoy the beauty and fra
grance Of tho rose and other flowers every month
in the year. In tho first place tho pots should
have plenty Of drainage at the bottom, made with
broken crockery, or brick. or small stones, SO
that any surplus winter may run of. Tho soil
should not be too fine and compact, but should TO
a mixture of garden loan, peat,+ dccayed vegeta-
bles soil from tho woods which will make a per-
vious soil and will not become heavy and black
Charcoal broken up fneish, is very good for any
plants. Cactuses require with loan portion OF
coarse and pounded brick and mortar.
The plants should be wntercd when they need
il, and this does not depend upon the number Of
hours that have lnpsed since they were last wa
tered. If they stand in nenr South window,
or in n very warm room. whero they hovc full
sun all tho dny. ihey will require water much
moro often than if they are partially shaded or
on. Of tho sun. And i. also depends upon who
Their tho plnnts in growing state or not. rs
MI plants havo their seasons Of rest. When wa
tor is applied it should be in such quantity will
pene,rnte the whole soil. 1t will not do Just TO
keep the top wet. In few words. never let the
soil in the po, become dry, and do no, keep j,
hcnvy. There is no danger OF the Inter, II tho
soil is rightly mixed and thoro is a good drainage.
The tops Of the plant. leaf and brnnch should
also be wet moro less, if you would have the
plant honlthy. Dip tho whole plant into tub OF
wa,cr,-plnco the plants in the sink or shed and
use n watering pot. or WHAT is better. use flower
syringe, setting the plants in n shed, or at the
door, If the weather IS warm. and throw tho wa
tor with tho syrng and under them. This
will cfectuav prevent injury from the red spider
if frequently done. Every day when the wea
Their will allow, open a window near the plants
that they may obtain little fresh air. few
minutes is bottor than none.-The green lice
which arc 81 common easily destroyed by zip
ping tho plant into so,p suds, or by tabacco smoke
which is The most efIctual, whcro you have tht
facility Of using it. Cactuscs should not be q
all watered for six eight weeks in tho winter
but should DO kept in a dry warm place. Pant
should be occasionally shifted into larger pot!
with fresh soil But there is moro danger II
having the 20, too large than too small Th
common brown pots the best; the glazed o
painted ones should mover be used.
Guano is extremity beneficial to most plants
causing them grow md flower well. Dissolve
one ounce to n gallon Of water. and wnter tn
plants with tho liquid once or twice week
J. G. l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

HEANJ7FACTIfRI.Ro Of Coaches. Barouches. rIends.
VI Carrvalls, York " agons. FhTtons BuggIes. &c
Also superior article Of Coach Cabinet, anu Japan
y.RxisH manufactured in Philadelphia by one Whose
Knowledge of the art places h.n without rival y ar
ranted not to crack.
A1so-Carrage Trimmings Of every description, such
as Iaces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles Lamps
Lock and Hinges. Riggs, &c; all Of which will be fur
nshed the lowest Cash price. Persons at distance can
be accommodated by dropping line to the subscriber
Main street opposite Mr. Giberts Hotel, Richmond Ia
June / /. I-Io Ism -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

TIM J>FARAII LITD 4ucCrss, has gwen such an m
creased demand Or. Duucan's ENPcctorant Remedy
the aHa prevention Of consumption and diseases
the liver that the proprietor has been compelled 10
those aiilicte Nipg IN the West who heretofore
have been compelled visit the Philadelphia otI'ce or
send expense and trouble This notice Is therefore
to inform afflicted iii disease OF consufnPtFc
tre that his medicines advice always he obtained
at bis Western Office. II is therefore to be hoped that
the many thousands who troubled with tough. pain
in the and SIDE shortncss Of breath difficulty Of
raising up and throwing Of the vIcd phlegm and matter
that settles air tubes and lungs. splitting OF blood
and of the throat and other symptoms that Will
soon lead 10 consurnption will take timely advice and
procure few bottles of pr buncans Expectorant Rem
edy which * certain the very first seed Of dis
ease that takes when neglected and destroys fIfe
Western Medical Office. $50 Sycamore street, einen-
natl Ohio where Dr.. Duncan's medicines sold whole
sale and retail.
"a supply Of Duncan's EXpccto5ant Remedy inst
received and for sale Richmond Book stores price
81 per bottle. March 20i- IS4'
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"A little sand should also be added.

THE PROTECTOR OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Twelve years ago. thero was an insane man IN
the Hospital. who seemed to anticipate tho mig
netic telegraph. Ho conceived tho idea of so
managing electricity. to communicate intel.
lgence from end Of tho Union to tho other
'as quick Us lightning" He also supposed he
could instantly send intelligence to Europe when
ovor he desired. He went to Washington to
obtain patent for his discovery. When with
Us, he would spend the whole day passing from
door to door Of his gaI'ory. striking his key upon
tho locks at the same time tutoring words unin-
tegbe to us, and listening to the reply. In
this way no communicated with his friends in
Europe. where he was born and educated. He
beloved he was arrested and confined in the
Hospital by false friends. who wero DESTROYS of
taking advantage of his Observation-Disclosures!
that they had got possession of his apparatus and
tantolizcd him by giving him frequent shocks OF
electricity. Those shocks exasperated him ex-
cecdingly and kept him constantly disturbed
They conveyed sounds TO him as we'll rs other
impressions. calling him hard names. which kept
him angry and violent much Of the time. Tie
wns in,empe rate and had delirum tremens.--(Re
port of the Insane Hospital.
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From the Delaware State Journal.
Chased by a Locomotive.

THE following "Hoosiers' description of his first
sight of Locomotive. and his adventure consequent
thereon:]
IL the country, and struck your railroad
and plying it about four knots an hour Now
had hearn tell Of locomotive but never dreamd OF
seeing one alive and kcking but about two miles from
here heard thing coffin, sneezng and laundering
and looked around Sure enough here she come down
after me- paving the ah up and splitting the road wide
open with smoke and fire flying than or'to come
out of hundred burning mountains There was dozen
wagons ollern after her, and to her tarna black
smokv nosey neck, she couldn't get clear of them
don't know whether they scared her up but here
she come foamng at the mouth-with her teeth full OF
burning red hot Goals and she pitched straight
IL she was going into like thousand of BRICK
couldt stand any longer wheeled round and broke
down the road and began make the gravel fly in
direction No had done that thing than she
split right after and every jump made she squaiied
like hosand wild cats.-She began to gain me comm
MP little hill. but round pint TO strait level
ON the road Now thinks l. I'll gin you ginger, am
great on dead level pulled it and got my
self under full speed and then she began TO yep and
howl and cough and stamp and in full chisei
md made the hull earth shake But kept before
bouncing at the rate twenty feel pop till got
TO turn of the road and nder such full Roadway
that coudnt turn tumbled head over heels down
bank by house and landed with my head and shonider
cosmoe swill barrel, and my feet stuck out be
hind up in the air. Jsst the time the locomotive
found had got away from need splitting no
water into me, and Just literally spaered it all
thought in my soul vesuvus had busted some place
the neighborhood But do you suppose l ssaid ther'
lope7 No Stree. Just walked right through that bar
rel and come out the tother end quick tina, real,
looked ashamed Of itself
"Now here am a rale prop.ng, double revolving 10
conceive Snoly Go.er, ready attack anything but
combination OF Thunder lightning smoke railroad, iro'
and no. water
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
Latest Improvement in Ploushs

yU>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
TONERS and public, that he continues the Plough
N.ki,r business at his old stand and has. by the
assistance of orney, added to s former assortment
of Plougs entire set Of patterns consisting OF
of different consru cfed
TO apply 10 all kinds of pougnng-nade to work with
or without cutters high mould boards, with cast stan
1.-dS-,e standards constructed land
side plate This plough Is mace with wrought s1aer
well Land with steelthe shear and mould board formed
a. IN render them better calculated clean themselves
than any before IN Application for letters pasen,
will be made Immediately. Any person avaing himself
Of the benefit OF above described improve ent with
on, the consent Of the subscriber, will do II his peril.
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold.
,lares il within reach of every farmer general
assortment of and old patterns constantly hand
and for sale fow for cash
SOLOMON HORNEY. Jr
March 4th 1916. 1o-t
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TiMEly W lRNtxc.'To those rrcdisPosea TO Consamp-
The weekly records Of Death and tho vast amount
that Consumption, should convince all. that no
snoul be lost procuring eting IL arrest the
HYDRA headed monster IN due before II takes hold
OF the tender membranes of the lungs, and them
10 This timely caution may be the means OF
the shadows OF the and placing
within their reach Rdnely that Tens n Thousands have
used before thcui-many who living monuments of
health present l. then blessing 10 the con-
sgrpfirc that there IL medicine that will remove their
affections and sound health This t" be found
IN the timely of On DUNC AZ 5 ENrECT"pANT REMEDY
medicine expressly diseases OF the lungs and the
pronontory symptoms of consumption Those VINO are
afflicted with cough, cold, hoarsenes. and soreness Of
the throat bronchitis, splitting Of blood, pain the breas,
and side, difficulty Of breathing Ac, should not delay
procuring this medicine until II j. toe late.
j g-For sale at the Rictpiond R1ok Store.
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Richmond, Sept. 10, lS4o.

scDDEx CHANGES MOTHER OF CoSsr''FTIoNs.-lh,s
fart i clearly demonstrated whenever we have sud
l chance IN the weather. 1t is al this time that me
SEED of Consumption in the system and
mil the Lungs become seriously and dangerously cs-
ad when in all probability the patient for the flTsS tune
will begin seek relief How many thousands mus ne
Let themselves and suffer their health and finally their
fife 10 be destroyed The first peTceP6le "ol prints 81
C0NSU NPTION. experienced at sudden changes OF
~ ,bar are Hoarseness and Cough. Soreness Of the
Throat, and Irritation of the Bronehi Pain in the Hfsd
f6ness of the Feet and sudden Chimes over inc bo
6v At length the Cough increases, and hIay fros'ra
1ion and Ianrudness Of the whole system ioo"s Whch
;nGc.re Sudden decline Of Health and the speedy aP
n-oscb Of CONSUMPTION. These facts PLAIN as they
appear to every sensible person does mol,
"a lam those afflicted until il be too late 1t Is there
fore Of the greatest importance for those who may be at
5000 rom the effects Of sudden changes IN our atnlos-
- - ~ once procure .sDR. DUNCAN'S CELEBRA-
TED EXPECToRANT REMEDY. the Greatest Pre-
venta,,re and Life Guard Of CoNsC APlloN' ana inc
49, f-tain NIodicne that will remove disease and agar
-asto-e the Ii NCS their former Health
n Duncan-s Great Western Once IS Iust opened IN
Cincinnati at $50 Sycamore street, few doors below
5th where his Medicines can be obtained IN large a0
small quantities
IEFor sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.

the rage IN Boston now. Children cry for them-Pos
.Vcrv much so in Rochester. The dear little 'resPon-
sbllities' believe they medicine, no how Post
& Willis keep them Tor sale. ''-Rochest0' Daily ide
They sell wcllln CarbonGaeand so they Ought to.
Flu rchase them Ensign Of DR.. \. p Gard
ner who duly autzhorIed agents for the sale OF DR. 6
Benz. smiths sugar Coated Pills Give them trial,
and they stand high in your estimation as they
now DO in ours.-Caftondaif Pa Mirror
The Improved India Vegetable Sugar Coated
Fills must have BEvJ SMITH the bottom ei
each box Look for spurious limitations and take none
but Dr. Smiths Pills. Price - cents. Principal Office,
No. 40, GrcenyvicIl-st large brick blocks y
l7-Dr G. Ben Smiths Pills are for sale in Richmond,
at the Drug store Of Iryin Reed. They goo.-try
Them March 9th, i6.-6wl3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

1.-THE Planters Banner. Lao that recent news
was formerly headed horse in full ga!lopafter
by Standardization by ioeornottre on nov
~ $500 NJ I;obfning as an emblem of Morses Electro
Magnetic Telegraph.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
rAa.El. .. SLohH-ProprirtoT,
RICHMOND, IND.

~rxYIE eubsc-ibcr wishes 10 call the attention OF inc
travelling public to the fact that ne has re,heu -
his old stand. 4 II r. i I OK \ d. ''i'' ="
- H. Uouse a. we'll the whole establishments
!, FIRST order the accommodation OF the
nntIic with the determination that Ie viii moi De OUT
o.e in the west kind close attention 10 os- t
nay favor him with call. No pains shall be spared LOT
H. comfort and enjoyment of his guess-ln snort ne
is determined to keep a good ana eF@s'is ~
a,o- ncrsou that calls him at home ftls charge
shall be as low as any house OF the kind IN the "est
man shall 60 away dissatisfied IA his power 10
by his old friends and customers ANY favor VII y
thankfully received and his humble way snail DC rs
turned. - - -. ron,
NIB Good sheds for carriages--good YARD Tor wagon.
ers and every attention to them a few good hofss a
carriages that any person wishing conveyance l" any
s;,, o .ov-r shall be accommo lated without delay
auloihihe -. 80 ,s.5 43-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

MA Belgian has Just discovered that ciectrlc
cbt directed on the body, makes 1t so daPanohS
=, =, enable the arteries and to be seen at
and their action to be studied
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES. HOLLOWAY ARE, and CASTINGS.
At Cine N a att Prices.

FENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
4 lie that he the feunders business the
establishment lately conducted by the firm Of +. and
o'Harra- He has hand superior lot Of S'rOVES
consisting Of Mes , and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove Spllnan improved Cooking Stove, and
plate Stoves of different with
IL Franklin and Parior Stoves. Aiso-Pots Kettles
Anairons, and w agon Boxes.
He also tnanac and makes arser Cariinr Ma
chime $ Coudcnscrs. Spinning and Mapping Machinss
broad and narrow Power fecs, Pulling Stoves and all
KINDS of Machinery used III Manufacturing establish
ulentS.
Mill Gearing Of all kinds made the shortest notice.
lie confident saving that he has the largest and
best selected LOT of patterns the Western country for
tirst ana Saw Mills. lie has short, the latest I'M
provenleni in the Mil Gearing line.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

RrN,RxAsIE INTENTIONAL Mr. Blanchard, OF Mass
has invented machine by which ne enable to
multiply copies, in marble of statues and buss, IN an IN
crediby short time ''Bv this wonderful piece OF neeh
,rs, sovs the editor Barnstable Patriot nature
art everything tangible can be copied with precision
which defes chel, when guided by the most
ski,fu hands and directed by the most gifted talent 1t
can be graduated reduced copies OF any stat
ary which shall their miniature, be perfect and exact
copies of the originals in every thing else p' the PR
sewing every line f1rrox and dmpe. and giving MI
ne nee and veins and every patcua nearelt
and feature in exact proportion
From the above statement might infer that statues
and busts by this machine produced from the vhg
but apprehen that Mr. blanchard invention
hardly capable making Daguerreotvpe statues H.
however. capable of performing hall what Is attoo-
ted to il it certainly of the most surprising insen-
>ions of the ace-BdLt. Western Continent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-28

ICRCSSES Of every variety and Of the most approved
models; fresh stock Just received, at
June q. 1545. 25u khkD =
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rIu Boston Mass, alone, there Is annually paid for
III. s,nort of public schools about 81 6o.0o-whch is
about equal to parliamentary grant IN "a Tor me
whole of England And vet the English talk learnedty
about ignorance of what they are 10 can '
"A me rican rabble.''
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F.Essss'a' ana GLE 4 = "a = ksS.

EF LIGHT Won want, Just come to me-
q Such CANDLES III supply
That none a any better be,
Or nicer to the eye.
SO hurry on and bring the Cash
Come one, come ALL together;
Good goods YOU ii get not common trash,
They II stand any weather.
Hard white and sweet, what ask You more
Come on and crowd my Factory door
Your clothes. your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing viii require.
To keep Won healthy clean and sweet
Then too for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft--both strong ana good
| make of every kind;
Brine on vour c,sii-vour rRApr--your woon,
I'll suit YOU to your mina.
SOAF-GREASE and ASHES. too. won ref'Sf'
GEORGE WILSON,
17-Gratcful for favors past he hopes Tor more ~,
Richmond Sept. "a, l-i5.-39t W
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CAR RI AGE

NOR sALE!-The undersigned has hrst-ra'e ne"
CARRIAGE, which he offers for sale tae6P- IL IS
suitable for either one horses Any person WISH
ing TO purchase can now bargain and no mistake
Richmond. Jan. eth. l-ih. tob bohAO->-
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To all Teachers and parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

They among best series of Reading Class Books
for Schools published TINS country up
wards Of 900 copies have been sold IN L months
Amongst Of ndation, the following
has Just been received Of the best teachers
Pennsy lvania:
IEE-s PoRr Berbs co., August D, ls45.
Msssrs. Gregg X Elliott: &c ntfenaeR-Accept my
thanks the Readers, Won hnd as 10
me- my nj DR. Darrh when he Vas last III the
consider them decidedly the best School Readers
have with. have introduced them INTO the school
this place, ana find them fully answer eHpecta-
have also introduced orimshaw History OF the
Uned States, another of your valuable Sehoo Pasca
tons. much pleased with DR.. Rusche nbergers
works Anatomy and Botany. which You kindly sent
me- They appear be Just the works needed. 10
bring the subject OF Natural History within the compass
OF Schools, and l intend during the com
ing winter make effort introduce the subject IN
the Schools here and for this purpose would like TO
possess the whole of eight uniform volumes which
| have requested DR.. DARN to procure for me-
Very resoectfuIly lSigned3 II. {. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
lFAlf the above for sale by David r Holloway
Richmond Ia. c. b. Davis, Indianapolis Ia, and Mer-
chants generally ,hr ghout the State.
The pubsher all Teachers who have the inter-
pupils heart to examine their valuable Sc
rics OF School Books before introducing any others
October 29th, ISIS. liif