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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

An exchange has the f~liowing IN
yme:
FARMERS l776.
Man to the plough.
Wife 10 the COW,
Girl to The yarn.
Buy io-the basE..
And ali dues we're nel,ed.
FARMER IN 1897.
MN mere show,
Girl Piano.
VIE. .ilk. sa,io,
Boy. Greek. Latin,
And all hands Gazettvd.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

Man al in debt,
Wives in q ne.
Beys mere muscles.
Girls. snuff aud su~,les.
And every body ch-assd.
CURE FOX WAkFS.

- W. ofta-a copy recipes frnrn o1hsr Pc
pers without any positive knowiedge OF
their virtues, that others may make tEisl OF
them and satisfy themselves More thas
three years ago we published conmupi
cation from a friend Recommending tag
scrapiags Of carrot sastcd scsia ssff 10
cure warts. Numbers have tried the viz
tue of caro-, AMI sili. ani more than one
in ten having returned AM given thanks
for The discovery oft remedy. we Te-Pao
Hsned the article fe " weeks since.
And now anoihef patient acknowledges
iha. he has rid MS hand entirely OF tronose-
5 me warts. by means OF Two apsiicasi Gus
If this com pound He scraped carros.
sa lad the mass aad bouni il around hi~
haadover night. Two pouisices OF these
materials. ana two nights, killed The waJss-
So simple remedy Tor sach troublesome
rxcrescences should MI pass unhe-jed =
We have known people who wo7li have
paid the price of ten years svbscIip.ioa o.
our papef- for guaranty against warts On
their hands.-S me rrliE~ Reporter.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

SMOKING SExD CokN-A correspondent
of tIe Psai.ie Farmer says: Il visa 20
remind your readers that. If they wond
save their young corn next spring ffosn lhS
depreda,ions If squirrels. bride. &c. 10 pre-.
pare foe smoking their ssed. according =
the following Ieeipe: Leave irS h'ss~s
un the seed ears. thai they Can he hung
up in the smoke house and smoked Sfii sisss
hams, or haug them uo In aav any P'ac-.
and before planting. dip the end OF a >'isx
10 tar. set FIRE TO II and no olding il usder tae
corn, give il a ;horough smoksng-
have tried 1fis for three yeai=. aud have
saved many times my sub=cripsion 10 Inc
paper By IL"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

TIMELY WAnNI>e-To those prediSposcd 10 Consump-
ton. The weekly records Of Death and the amount
that de Of Consumption, should convince all, that
time should BE- lost procuring something arrest the
hydra headed asoE before hold
of the tender membranes Of the lungs, and ten
TO disease. This timely canton may be the Of
sparng from the shadows Of the grave facing
within thelr reach Randy that Tens Of IAoasands have
used before then-fHany who living monuments Of
health to the present Is then blessing
sHBptire that there medicine that will their
Affections and restore sound health This be found
the timely OF DR DrScASs ExrEercBAsy RsNEDT,
medicine expressly for diseases Of the lungs and The
promoni,ory symptoms Of consumption Those who are
afflicted with cough, cold hoarseness and soreness "a
the throat bronchitis, splitting Of blood the bfeass
and difficulty of breathing, &c. should not delay
procuring tins medicine until IL ~ too Int
= DR. DuneaH's Western Medical office is so syca-
more st, Cincinnati, where his medicines for sale
I7For sale at the RichDond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
MANSION HOUSE.
RIG II NJ 0 n d. \ d.

TENHlS House formerly known as the ''Tempcrancc
Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon
has lately been retcd up superior STYLE with the
design of making of the most comfortable resting
places for the weary traveller, in the western country
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure i'll informing
his friends, and the travelling community general
that his ABLE shall be, ~ heretofore, while occupying
the Richmond Hotel, supplied with the ehoicest vians
the country affords.
Ills STABLE is large and convenient ana is attended
best of Osters, and supplied with the best of
Provcndcr.
confident that the pains lat shall be taken 70
make those who with hum, comlortabte ami
eat Home, will him asking share OF public
patronage BOARDERS taken BY the day week
the most favorable
X. BROOKINS.
Richmond. Dec. eth, 1915. 52tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
WHY VIII YE DIE.
BEW ARE OF COSSy ME'iicS.
DIR. pUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
ALWAYS CURES.

DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANI REMLD1-
ALWAYS CURES
We find from some Of the Eastern papers, that this
popuar medicine is performing some of the most
markable record: i'll the City of lhiladepl
within the 1916 persons have been restored
perfect health, New orI PISS, Boston ll0o, Ealti
more 100, and would suppose eragc amount in
all oter Cities where this medicine has been introduced
This fact is sufficient misunderstanding the wonderful
efficacy of this valuable medicine. acquan
tod with numerous persons city who have been
restored to perfect health by mcy of Dr. nuncan
Medicines would therefore recommend them to those
suffering with the premontory symptoms Of ConsumP
,ion-such Colds, Coughs, Chiliness Impaired Ape
tite Slight Fever Hoarseness and difficulty growing out
of the matter that itself the lungs:
of the throat, dry and painful cough tghtness of the
chest attended with of sutioCatIon, complexion
saow and pad, difficulty of breathing, redncss of the
cheeks alpitcon of the heart sick headache, saltish
taste in the mouth pain in the side, breast and
small the back, heat Of the skin irregular state Ct bow
side depression spirits fnncss, attended with weak
and general debility OF the whole system. gldtlness
and dimncss of sight pain the stomach, and sometimes
vomiting wasting decay of the body, hacking cough
unusual degree of heat increased pain the breast and
side splitting of white, green and white bloody
matter night sweats hectic fever, &c, &c. Such
some of the common symptoms of that dreadful de-
stroxsr CONSUMPTION. And being a Serious and
solemn fact will those afflicted any longer deprive t3eI
salves of a cure when is ut hand-vhich is
DIR DUNCAN'S EXPEC TORANT REMEDY. mod
;cne that has established itself in i9aS Of both
Europe and the United States
This valuable medicine for sale in Richmond Ind.
at the BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

Nec i. Imgorfaat Evidence thc Rec T. Z. Hiac.y.
Franklin, Ia, March 18Th. ISL.
Dr. JAySE,-Dea- Sir: -FOUR medicine has been in
nearly every successful especially the Expecorant-
received much benefit the of tins yself.
and one of nv nearest neigbors who had afflicted
childhood with the Asthma, severely nearly
suffocate her during the paroxysm which returned
week. has been all appearance
" cured. Yours. with respect. 4. r. HNcIIEY.
Prepared only No South Third St. Philadelphia.
I-tor sale at REDS Date STORE, Richmond, Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
DIR. DUNCAN's EUROPEAN PAEAC


nYSPEPSIA liver complaint, dropsov, pimp}cs on
the face AMI body letter gravel govt rhcua
ulcers Of every deEcrption syphilis, scnrbut
Affections weakness and debility Inclination # the hid
neys and bladder, female obatrucons and weakness and
all diseases arising from torpid condition tic glands
and deprayity impurty of III blood.
The history of this truly great medicine Is too wei
known to those who have visited the capitals OF England
and France, within the last few require any
concentration to them. But for the benefit Of tn .In
u1ds Of america il would p, proper say that II is e.
vorite remedy among the nobility throughout Europe
This panacea is perhaps the hapPest combination Of
dcinal agents made embracing it does the power
cradle ang diseases by its uncqualled effects in puri
flying the blood, renovating the fluids and removing OBJ
structions from the whole glanduar apparatus.-ihis
medicine goes work slowly and silently, extending its
influence every organ, giving them vigor and activity
and finally putting the whole machinery OF man into
complete aud healthy action
frJDr. Duncans European PaRacsd is Just received at
his Western Office, 15o Sycamore street. Cincinnati, at
which place agents in tte South and V VIII please d.
rect their orders,
Price 81 90 per bottle supply just received the
Richmond BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

SlDuEN CHANGES risE MoTHER OF Cossu arrIoNs-7TE.
fact Is clearly tracd whenever have &<ns
cen change the weather.. Ii Is this time tia, Ia
seed Of Consumption in the system, ana nurtpr.a
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously d..
ease when IN III probability the patient, for the rs, Ina.
VIII begin seek relief How many thousands thus ne
glec theas Ives and suffer- their health and finally t
lite 10 be destroyed The first pcrcepthe foot prints
CONSUMPTION. experienced at ..sutIen changes ef
the weather Hoar ana ough Soreness The
Throat AMI Irritation OF the Bronch. Pam the IIea
Colin of The Feet and sudden Chncss the Be-
oy Atengih the Cough increases, and finally ProStra
hon and Lauguidness OF the whole stem follows. wA
indicate >naaen decline Of Health ana the speedy an
proach OF tDNSt MPllON. These facts plain as tbs =
appear 10 every sensible person does not however,
10 alarm those afflicted until II be too late. Ii there
fore of the greatest importance for those who
tackled from the effects OF sudden changes in
phere TO At once procure .'DR. DUNCAN'S CEIEBRA-
TED EAPEt FoRANT REMEDY, - the Greatest Pre-
tentative and Las Guard of CONSUMPTION, and the
only Certain Medicine that will and again
restore the IL NG5 TO their former Health
DIR. Duncan's Great Western Office is Just opened in
tinclnnati, at lon Sycamore street. few doors below
9TH where his Medicines be obtained large
small quantities.
lfior sale al the RicnnoSp Book sronx.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At =, W. GLIB 8 3 tbs
Cheap CASH Store!

ID can wth Is he St,cft deun agd u conn let t
ID a an :"
$ great rntyP faI b 81 vie a n n1
c " thin Q
mems atp
Canlr Lh Lac am Er n Is I Il silk, 3
a e n d Emit Ds More IH h.
a Paper Men 30 fu an style b Cb
/
nd tain
rnnod.s epanIrr2 SO ",
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL D. SLoAh., Proprietor,
RICHMOND, IND.

VEyHE subscriber wishes call the attention Of the
Il travelling public to the fact that hs has returned -
his old Stand, THE NATION a L.. that he Is
putting the House, well the whole establishment
first order for the accommodation of the travelling
public with the determination that he Will b. out
done kind and close Ios" that
may favor him with call No pains shall b. spared for
the comfort and enjoyment Of his guestsln short he
determined to keep a good and orderly hou7e, and
make every person that calls him at home. lii charge
shall be low any house Of the kind i'll the
shall 20 away dissatisfied if III his power prevent
Feeling thankful for past ayor he hopes be- sustained
by his old friends and customers. Any favor will he
thankfully received and, IN ms humble way, shall be
turned.
n B. Good sheds for carriaeesgood yard for wagon
and every attention to them. few good horses and
carriages, that any person wishing conveyance any
ad joining town shall be accommodated without delay.
Richmond, Oct. -, lc4J. 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Saw YEEEE For sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mil,
atcd mile Nofth Of Richmond 1t = Of the best
OF couaFEthe I1aehneTy Is OF the
in complete order-runs oaiy ana for location
passed by any Mil in the country
ANY person wishing 10 paTCa>e, invited 10 call aud
examine II all The necessary apps naages, dwell
ling house. e.. Sc. VA Bt'LLA, SEN
November 9TH. Ia. i5ti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
Handsome Residence Eos sale.

FENiE undersigned osrs far sale favorable terms.
the residence il which he resides. II Is situated
Market Immediately the Public square. ana
is Of the pleasant locations IN the CITY. The
building i TWG-ST0RY BRICK. recently huiIt. in
modern STYLE and besides being Of the best
finished superior style. 1t coa4lodlop~ and
ncnt. and has al the appcndag~ OF comfortable dwell
ling. It has a
Wast-House, sn,o!se-EiorI~c. Dairv- Cistern-
stable Sc.
al in good order The grounds neatly laid and
well cultivated with choice collection Of the best fruit
and vines
WI. Virgins.
Richmond. June Il. 1876. 2ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

VIARNISHES.-S. r. LirPncot has just received
from Philadelphia. SUPP rior article Of Pale Coach
Body Varnish ther with Cabinet and Japan tarnsh
also, lot Of fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low
cash. Richmond, june IL, SO 1914
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

'>RUSSES of every variety and Of the approved
j models; fresh stock just received. at
June % lo45. 26-n REEDS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
HORSES. CARRIAGES. AND
1T GGIE.S 2!

r ItERI STABLE-The subscriber has for h,.
several good Sslcle horscs-Buggsrs and well brol
horses His terms Will be suited the times
Richmond, June l. ISIS. III LEW Is EUgg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

D. u. T. L olIoway. BoosSeer Richmond Indiana has
full supply AcG uteys E-eciic Keaters and feels
warranted in recommending them being the very
class book, extaut
April 30th, lo45.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28
sDs q ca n, VI r. sHCRNE
CHEMICALS, &c. &c,
II /. T. ID s.

" HOLES LII: AND RETAIL u..std: AND CHEM.
iCtE STORE. MAIN STREET,
RfGEIHtONp, IND.
IA l. have just received from Philadelphia "a fresl,
w supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Instru-
mehts, GLASSWARE. Shop Furniture. pure Wines and La
qaors, &c Nc. " ic Will enable furnish all de-
nah~ for articles II cur linc cheaper than the
READY.
All articles NARRATED fresh and pure, and Of the best
quality rhyseI4n AM dealers generally are invited To
sfog and see We sell at Cincinnati prices,
same pay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

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ders,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26

tween them Were it not that they take so
much room, we should prefer storing them in a
single tier; but usually, for want of this, when
a large crop is to be secured, they must be piled
upon each other. In this case we would reg
ommend their not being placed more than three
or four deep. If piled together in too large
heaps they gother moisture and rot rapidly
When frozen they may be preserved a long time;
but they should be cooked before giving them to
stock, otherwise they may do great injure' On
the whole, we prefer feeding out our pumpkins
as fast as possible after rpening, and before the
cold weather sets in. They are ola cold watery
nature, and unless cooked, we doubt whether
they are near as beneficial to animals in frosty
weather, as they are in milder, or indeed any
kind OF fruit or root, though stock of good
breed usually do well upon them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26

or manuscripts. AT length, unable longer to
beal suspense, he requested Mr. Mordaunts per-
mission to address her.
lyon DO not know what You ask he said
and an expression Of pain rested upon his iea'
lures. you do not know what you ask he
repeated after pause. She is my life. The
burning thoughts that pressed upon me, the ter
rbe restlessness that never knew relef the per
petual anxiety that drove me almost to insanity
are gone. My heart beats as TRANQUILITY, my
pulse as regularly as your own. And VINO has
effected the change7 Who interested herself II
my pursuitsl Who with rare patience soothec
my rrtated nerves, and by every playful device
won me from the intense application which was
fast fixing upon me incurable disease! Who
led me from ploiane to sacred history, from
criticism of the poetry of the Bible to an exam
inaton of its arguments and admiration of it
morals! Who kneIt with me in prayer! There
is no fire upon my brain, no bitterness in my
heart. My sleep is refreshing, and my blood
courses freely and beautifully in its channels
o! Father, grant that | may not forget the gIve'
in an idolatry of the gift
There was a long pause and the face of the
lover became more and more radiant.
AT length Mr.. Mordaunt raised his head
She is yours, cleveland, if you can win her
for | would not be too selfish and exacting; bu
she must continue mine also. My fortune il
ample, my house large, and the same roof mus
cover us until God calls one Of US to himself
cleveland silently grasped the hand extend
ed to him and retired
The two were married, yet Mr.. and Mrs
Mordaunt experienced no diminution of regard
Children were born, but they, too, readily learn
ed habits of kindly Difference, and Clara, thougI
now aged, still exhibits to her grandchildren
the beauty of unobtrusive activity, and unwea
red home klndnesses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-26
Dr. ,Oger's Compound eyrup -
live W. anna TAR.

Splitting Of B ooi Coughs C,tdS, .aSIhma, Pun m
the. Sjde Bronchitis, Hhoop'ng Cough and all Pu-
monmy Complaints
IN the Wilde catalogue # remedies for all pulmonary affections
there universally known and whose virtues have
been 50 thoroughly TAR and for Coughs colds
Consnmpon understood to be without an equal LlV
ERWORr, the other PRINCIPAL Increment IN .ls pcpaIulon
mld.r stages pulmonary affections. In combining these with
other Materials the and skill have been exercised
and so confd mi the proprietor in the ec ICY this Md
that it sWARRANrED to give immediate relief in al cm mt
above specified, that ifaer trial CtWtny fur hours e paints
not beted he may the bottle and the VIII b. re-
funded Accompanying each bottle directions for using and
recommendations and references to those that have made
use Of the medicine.
The subscriber been appointed sole for New England
and New York. and has supply on hand at wholesale and retail
gents will be supplied on liberal terms GEO W. SCOTT,
For sale by BALDwtN, ScorT < Co., Collins and Red
field Montpelier GOss, Waterbury JAS Sawyer, Moetown,
Carde Warren, Deano South lariwck, Perry Co, Cab
ot Worhngon jr. Irasbugh and anson Morrisvle, IL
Camp Stow. 2tIy
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EBr. pears Indian YEe0ic.hes!
d by The old Indian Doctor, so much celebrt
Eor bie ,en1nrkobie clIrps

ET6DUIeu w U6 Otu IuuuH DOCOT, SO WUCH CtttUuted
for his remarkable cures.
WHERE these medicines introduced every objection
prOsated for they have gained the most perfect conf
say that the Gel br Of these Medicines have ourp
ped popular the United states and there
c; reasons fr the acknowledged mes II these medicines, IN
tn FIRST IN have not up in few days years, bat ON the
contrary they the scientific compounds IF the cell bmted Dr.
j. = SPEAR II BoS H. at Ing extensive ana successful prac-
tce, aud may b. r npn with the most perfect AMY as
positive in all Of the diseases for which they recommend
CO. ana do NOT hesitate To guarantee perfect cure ID every
durable disease Reader if you will Persevere reasonable time
with these medicines recommended must certainly feel
yourself under the highest obligation for these valuable and I'M
poran discoveries You will also feel yourself in duty bound to
recommend them to the afflicted There than two thou
sand persons IN the state OF New Hampshire and vermont ha
will testify toe highly important efficacy of these medicines and
of these celebrated medicines For particulars and certificates
my Health Directory, to be obtained agents gratis.
NOTICING letters communications VIII be answered ex
crt paid with dollar enclosed to pay for services have
something else do except reading and writing ten twenty let
TONIC CoRDIAL.-For females that REGULAR
S Fl gripping pains in the bowels
coughs of s9"T andGg and good common family p9y
coughs, consmmon phthsc asthma, liver complaint dyspepsia,
LGVERWORT PILLs.-A universal family pill, to be used in
all where physic required such violent colds pains in
the limbs, side back head They will in all cases prevent
fever and cleanse the stomach and bowels, &c
WOMAN'S FRIEND.-For the falling the womb, pressing
down pains heat in passing the water pains in the small of the
uGERMAN LOTON-For the salt rhem, sca head, and scrof
GRAVEL MIXTURE-For the gravel stranguay soppsgo
of water.
CArARRH sNUFF-For the caar, head ache, coughs and
CORN PLASTER.
HAIR OII4-For scurf and dandmf
BALsAM OF LFE.To be with othe remedies for
SUMPTION coughs, Colds phsc, asthma era p pasms, fits,
JAUNDlCE BITTERs-For jaundice weakness debility, fe-
male Weakngss rheumasm dyspepsia ant liver comp"
COSMETIC 0iION-For pmplas and ali erupions of the
skin, small scabs, and BARRIERS itch.
MOTHERS CORDIAL.-Pnpamtory for coqfnumcnt in tho
UlH the eff