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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-25


JEW DAVID.-Those who acquainted with the
character OF Jew Dayids Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad learn that another shipne
ust been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
sold are proof sufficient of their superior medical virtues
Yet should there be ncredulous daughter Of
acton wqo suffering under all the horrors of Lame
back, Rheumatism, Seated Palms. Weakness, Pam in
the side breast Slretings, Iumors Kings Eui dc.
ail of which this plaster seldom fails cure) with
Dyspepsia Lrcr 1ffcon Ferer, Chill Ferer, Feuer and
Ague Scyofa, any of the diseases that originate
impurty of the blood and circulating fluids, for the
tonshing of which these Pills have become SO
popular) the benefit of such will subjoin few
of letters showing the estimation which these
medicines are held, where known
Indianapolis, Aprl 4h, l145-Messrs D. Harter Co.
-Gents-Y on will please u doz boxes Hebrew
Plaster and dog Persian Pills, irfnediaelv The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season Yours. respectfully.
john J. OwsLEY. Druggist.
Newtown, Ia, April 10th. 1e45-Messrs. ID. Harer &
Co.-Gents.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue to off fine, and nearly
Pills. you had better send by the stage dri-
yer. doubt that this medicine will be much
ed this every body is calling for it. ours,
truly JoHS Nick, Ir.
Charlottesville, Ia, Jan 81, le45-Messrs. D. Harer
& Co.-Gents-I have sold nearly all the large sup
ply Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster aud per
sian Pills furnished three weeks since and il would
medicines increasing daily. would here state, that
have articles in my drug that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan 8. THOMSON
Co--Gents.-At the request of many who aneiousy
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, write you the Sc
cond time saying that ont We have frequen n,
calls bot, Plaster and Pills. which render genera
sfac,ion lot Immediately and obige
Yours respectfully, GALLAGHER & WALTERS.
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JAINE'S VERNE UGE has gladde ned the heart OF
many mother, who had expected soon to follow her
chil to the grave found life and rosy
celebrated specific.t expcis worms with
out irritating stomach and bowels. and
combines the tonic, with those of aitera-
tive Neither the Ncrmfuce the EApectorant has j
riv the whole range Of the meica, for disc
SEES o which each is adaptec.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, No. South Third
street, Philadelphia.
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Beans have been known to germnate after lapse OF
100 years and a onion, taken from the hand of an
Egyptian mummy, perhaps two thousand years old, has
been made TO grow.
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The Common School Fund of Missouri amounts to
1878 G67 :96; the Seminary Fund TO 100000. Div-
dens have been declared both, since le40, to the
arnonnt Of SlO1. 1911.
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PuES.-Half the cases of I'll,

PILES.-Half the of Piles caused BY the IT.
ritaton of small JAYNE 5 NERNIFCGE
all snch hy removing the ana mpart-
ing a healthy 10 the bowels For sale at No
South Third street, PhiIade phiu.
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1T NEVER FAIIS.-Ihe American Hair Dye never
fs when used directed, to change the hair from
other color beautiful aulurn Jet black. Sold at
No. South Third street, Fhiladelpha.
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It requires three things, says the Cincinnati Gazette
to build Rail Road. The first money the second is
,oncy /: and the third is
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THE MONEY is always returned, if JAYNE'S CAR
MINATIFE does not produce the decided benefit
in Cholics, sick Headache, Gripping pains. Darrhoea.
and all arrangements of the stomach ana bowels.
For sale at No s South Third street, Fhadeiphia.
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CoLD W,ork---At New Haven, on Sunday night a rare
scene was exhibited hole cut through the ice III
the canal, which girl baptised "by the name
Of Mary Ann and the authority of Jesus Christ The
company thcn withdrew along the tow-path, singing as
they went and the female was escorted home This bo-
DIV Of Mornons preparing for emigration to Culfor-
MA The new convert is the wife of respectable me-
chanic of New Haven, Connect In the hands of each
member of the borne lighted candle the
procession marching to the sound of vocal music OF
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NJ The French Government is known 10 have purcha-
sed $4,000 bushels of wheat and the quantity of
barley at New York. which have been shipped Gbra
tar in vessels and destined for the of the
French army in Africa.
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A New ARTICLE OF ExrorT.-Mr- Samnel Fitch, an
cxte nsve and well known whip-maker, whose manuiac-
tory Coopers Point, Camden, New-Jersey, has
just shipped two large orders of riding and driving WHIPS
to England. The duty foreign whips in England Is
90 per and paying the duty and the freight
the articles sold considerably lower than those of En-
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:. Father, they say trout bite now well, my son,
innt your work then you'll be they don't bite you
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-25

There is in Petersburg Russia, large woodei
chandelier gilt which wrought by the hands of Pc
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A SMART GIRI.-A danlsel in Paisley, Scotland. having
lovers, and knowing which to prefer, settled the
matter by marrying and Immediately slopng with
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ASTHMA, or PHTHISIC i

ASTHMA, PHTHISIC is caused by Judgement
of the phcgn in the arcells, which obsructs
the passage Of the air through the wind tubes Jayne
Expectorant the obstruction with the greatest
facility, and the disease II prepared
No South Third street, Philadelphia
For sale n Richmond only y Reeds Drug Store.
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To all Teacher. and Parents
VALUABLE. SCHOOL BOOKS,


They among the best of Reading Class Books
for Schools published in this country: up
warts Of 5000 copies have been solo in l3 months
Amongst many letters of ation the following
has just been from of the best teachers in
Pennsylvania
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HsRISSES of every variety and OF the most approved
models: fresh stock Iust received,
June 25, Iea5 ae-;l REEDS.
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A Coop ExAMPLE-The Pope has thrown the library
Of printed books the Vatican open the public and
ordered the preparation OF catalogue for their
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c AR ri AGE

z NOR sAJ-E!-The undersigned has frst-rate new
Il CARR AGE, which he offers for sale Cheap. It is
suitable for either horses. Any person wish
ing purchase, have bargain and mistake
Richmond. Jan. III, 1916. JOB BORTON
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hope. May these facts awaken you,
you to give ear TO the voice OF
reason, and REMEDY Ia tune, which
has cured and prolonged the lives of thousands
Let be borne IA mind that this MEDICINE
DOCTOR DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY
preparation entirely of vegetable extracts expressly
prepared loosen the corrupt morbid humors and weed
that accumulates the passages, and finally
fasten upon the lungs The medicine all this be
thrown up by aIpector0fton.
1t only by the of the expccorant that
the the root OF be from
the system. The Expectorant Remedy offer you
found by Physicians generally and by those who have
fully tested be the only safe medicine that
will completely perform tins grand object,
PURCHASERS,
that
trIfng dangerous
medicine not palIned
upon you by those tho not
Agents, in place of DIR. Duncan's
Expectorant Remedy. Be not persua-
dcd to take their vile mixtures, If YOU wish
to your life. Principal office for the United
States, for the sale of DIR. Dnncans Expcctorunt
Remedy, at No. 10, North eth street. Philadelphia.
1JAsk for DIR. Duncans Expcctorant Remedy, and b
YOU obtain ii.
IJrSold in Richmond, Ia at the BOOK STORE
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PIN MAkING.--A pin mandatory has been started at
Cabotsyille Mass-Bcnedic s Ball have in successful
operations three machines of their invention for
king solid head PIN and machine for sticking
them on paper. They make $40 pins minute III
each machine, and calculate when they have perfected
parts of their machine. to make 300 pins minute,
or with three machines $1,000 per hour. Their sticking
machine caused them considerable labor TO
feet They stick 200 pins per minute, the roll Of
paper rolling to length that may be desired with
a wider margin every where i should be divided
into the paper.
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LEu's Ponr. Bcrks CO., August -, 1915.

Messrs Gregg & Elliott: --Gcntlemen-Accept my
thanks for the Of Readers, were so KIND as to
send by my friend Dr. DARN, when he was last IN the
city consider the decidedly the best School ReaGe
have met with have introduced them into the School
this place, and find them fully to my expecta
have also iuced GrImshaE's History Of the
United States, another OF your valuable School pubca
tons. | much pleased with DR.. Rusche mergers
works Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly sent
They appear to be lust the works needed, to
bring the SUBJECT of Natural History within the compass
of Schools, and intend during the com
winter, make effort Introduce the subject in
the Schools here, and for this purpose would ike 70
possess thu whole series of eight uniform volumes, which
have requested DIR. DARN to procure for
Very respectfully, (Signed,) H. {. BAKER
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
1s-Al tn above for sale by David P Holloway,
Richmond G. B. Davis, indianapolis Ia, and Mer-
Oh ants generally throughout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the
Of their pupils heart TO examine their valuable
rics of School Books before introducing any others
October 29tL ISIS Aft
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SUDDEN CHANGES THE MOTHER OF CoNsuaPTIoNs-Ihis
fact is clearly demonstrated Whenever have sud-
den change IN weather II al tins that the
seed CONSUMPTION the and nurtured
until the Lungs become seriously and cangc ousiy as-
when all probability the patient for the frs time
Will begin seek relief How thousands Thus
elect themselves and suffer their health and finally their
life be destroyed. The first percepble foot prints OF
CONSUMPTION, experienced at Sudden changes OF
Hoarsencss and Cough. Soreness of the
the Bronchi. Pam the Head,
Coldnes the Feet, and sudden Chness the Bo-
dy At length the Cough increases, and finally Prostra-
ton and Languidness OF the whole stem follows which
sudden decline of Health and the speedy APP
proach Of CONSUMPTION. These facts plain they
appear every sensible person does not however
alarm those afflicted until be late. 1t there
of the greatest Importance for those who be at
led the effects of sudden changes atrnos
pherc o at o procure ..DR. DUNCAN'S CELEBRA A
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY, - the Greatest Pre-
ventaye and Lite Guard of CONSU lPTiON, and the
only Certain Medicine that will disease and
restore the LII tNCiS to their former Health.
Dr. Duncan's Great Western Office is Just opened in
Cincinnati. 40 Sycamore few doors below
5th, where his Medicines be obtained in large and
small quantities.
! j. For sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE.
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Inc quantity OF ice exported from Boston during II.
eight months sad ng on January 81 Is - SIS tons.
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Eskl. DuNCAN'S
ExPEC TCRANT REM EOV
CONS u MI TLQN.

OR GOING INTO DEC Ii
serious and solemn fact, that this disease when
neglected and left until IL becomes seated and chro.
affection certain TO commence its insidous attack
upon the lungsin the inspien stage Of this kind Of
Consumption the feels of uneasiness in
the chest, with fits of coughing ort dry
c u dlie ulty of breang; when per.
without the of proper medicine the
cough becomes extremely troublesome. especially in the
morning-thc breathing more diffieuit-expectoration
penentone fever in the evening of the cheeks
I-coguatlve swt atscAtreme weakness-and at Length
the patient sinks into the sleep of death!
IL LIS TEN, THEN, m
To The Warning voice that daily echoes
= your ears-guard yourself from
= the first unerring seed of that
= disease which is certain
> TO knit its fatal
: threads. As
: tlcsnakc, 1t
- -
Z poisonous
E fangs, and >. !.
you heed l. rot, the T.
= sting of destruction will
pierce your y,ials and
:: render YOU eyond the shades of
hope! May these facts awaken you,
YOU to give to the OF
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MuIERlrE DELusIoN-I appears there is a division IN
the Mcri,e ranks a; the Tabernacle IN this cy-thc
moderate party continuing hold and the building at
of John and Seventh. The ultra, seeding
party have their meetings the houses Of the brethren
afternoons and evenings The doings OF this ultra party
arc said TO be exceedingly indecent and immoral as we'll
as fanatcal
We are led make these remarks in consequence of
case which will relate in accordance with the facts
thew came our knowledge. Mrs. C. the wife of an
industrious mechanic residing Fourth and Stone has
raving for the past week. caused by night
ly attendance these meetings. The symptoms first
manifested themselves in her cutting of and burning her
hair, destroying her clothes &C. She refused all
ishment and medicine. d. c. called upon, who
underworld to Mesmerze her. but in At the pres
en-. time, her system being much reduced she is more
silly managed although but little hope that she
will fully recover her senses.-TCin Chron. Feb. I3
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are educated. ---------
CURIous DIscov ERYWe learn from foreign Journal
that the Rev. c. Foster has recently discovered key
the language of Arabahe long lost tongue OF
Pamyar-the language of the Patriarch Job There IS
deep interest attached this discovery by its
those ancien insci ons which abound the coast Of
Arabia, and whose Interpretation has hitherto bated the
efforts Of the most learned oriental ngusts, new be
decyphcred with great fidelity, thus bringing u.s. as 1T
were into immediate con with the ancient nfab
itans Of the land of UE-inscrptions carved by Peo
pie who hourshed long before the time Of Moses. COM
pared with whom the antiquity of Greece and Rome il
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MAssAcasusErrs.-The eighth trial to elect a memb.
Of Congress in the Ninth district made the 21
instant, and was again unsuccessful.
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Ca,roR OIr-It is SAID that this article is advancing,
the hands Of few dealers. The crop of beans
last year. it is also asccrained, small, and
rood as in past seasons, and a deficiency compared
with last year, nearly thousand barrels, IS cacu-
lated upon good many Of the factories in Illinois
have stopped business-fSt Louis Rep.
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CLOVES the unexpandci flower bud Of the Glove
tree. They gathered in October and November be-
fore they open, and when they still greens they are
the exposed smoke for days, and dried in the
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GJ-The order of Odd Fellows have public school a
Wilmington n. c., which abou. two hundred children
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UFor sale by

Nov. 20, 1915
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
ORDERS RECEIVED.

orders were received by the Commodore of
TINS station yesterday, directing Foster Rhodes,
Esq, the present skilful Naval Constructor of
THIS yard to hold himself in readiness to RESIGN his
seaiS OF olflee, as soon as his'successor arrives
ana report as soon as may be, TO the Commodore
In command at the Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
yard. We know not who will be his successor
but public opinion indicates one of two men, Mr.
Grlce or Mr.. Pooke-the former, we learn. has
been detached from the Pensacola Yard.
we rejoice in recording the fact, that in the
orders received yesterday, was one directing that
our TREND, and most excellent mechanic, Mr.. A
lexander Mcdonald, be employed as soon as bust
ness requires one, as Ship Carpenters first Quar-
terman In the Navy Yard. This act of the Score
tary IS received with much pleasure here. ne il
shows that Mr. Bancroft is not neolec,fnI If Tho
individual members. There are two other men
whom we expect shortly to see put upon their
proper footing, with regard to pay and position.
who have been most uDjustly used by an arbitrary
order, OF former Secretary, which operates upon
these two men only, and they, too, whose ser
vices and duties cannot be dispensed with we re-
fer to Mr.. William Gleason, Master Block Ma.
ker, and Mr.. George W. Randolph, Master Con.
Per-omIth, attached, respectively, to the Gun
Carriage Makers Department, and the Arnorer's
department The Secretary has promised that
these two cases should be righted, and we wait
with patience, for his action, which though post
poned, we feel certain will soon be perfected
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
THE WAY THEY ARE DOING THINGS
IN OHIO.

The Guernsey Jelfersonian, in order to still
the cry of not specie enough to cara on the
business Of The country, recommends the follow
Ing sautary method of getting The specie in circu
Iation' If that is done, there will be plenty of
that article afoat
Let every democrat, when he gets hold of
note on bank reasonably convenient, immediate
y demand the specie for it. and when he paws for
days labor or for any article he may purchase.
pay 1t in the lawful money of the land. He
would be practising as well as preaching. he
would help to do away with the deluson that
there is not specie enough to transact the business
of the country with
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
ODD FELLOWSHIP EXPOSED

ftp They have been taking likeness of he
moon at Amo1y Hall. These daguerrotype p,eo.
pie are real .'ceIes'ials.' If they would like
pictures OF half dozen moon-calves, ORIGINALS can
be found at the Marlboro Chapel exposing. the
mystery of Odd Fellowship Boston Post.
by The Boston papers we learn that several
unprnciPled scoundrels, are pretending to ex hibt
their own infamy, and fleece the green ones of
that city. by exposing the secrets of Odd Fellow
snip. We can tell these fellows that they have
not even got the first secret of that benevolent Or
der; and we are willing to tell the world wha,
the main secrets of Odd Fellowship consist of.
IL Is OF wisdom, truth. honesty -benevolerce
charity, Kindness, and fidelity and they who are
hacking IN any of these, however they may have
passed the barriers, are no Odd Fellows-and
those who listen to such contemplate fellows as
are now protesting TO expose the mysteries of the
order, are cheated with their eyes open.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
SHALL WE LIFT THE yEII,3

we have repeatedly entered our protest against
the gross injustice, contemplated in some quar-
ters, against the gallant officers in our Navy, by
Introducing into that Corps, certain individuals,
who are said TO have belonged to the Texan
navy a thing that might be looked for in Lapu-
Ia OF the Moon, but which certainly had not an
existence on this mundane sphere at the time
Texas was annexed to the United States We
90 not desire to open afresh the unhealthy stale
OF ailairs In relation To the Texan Navy Officers
aS IL VIII reflect any thing but credit upon them,
nut we shall be compelled to do it if the injustice
is urged upon the country much further, as an
pears to be the intention of the New York press.
we roget, indeed, to see that our friend Slamm.
OF The Globe, has given place To the following
SANDER upon our own brave men, who u,iuht
have won such laurels as Moore gathered at
fucaan, 1t they had acted with treason - :. in
snoordlnatlon,' Sc. setting the laws and au thor
Ivy OF their country at de6ance-but they have
waited patiently for that country to act. when
they will be found ready and anxious. we have
no DOUBT to draw in defence of American honor.
and American rights. We should recomm end
universal resignation of officers, if so great in
justice, and degradation was inflicted upon the
service, as the incorporation of the Texan off
GERS, into their Corps, with the nominal rank
they held in Texas, before that Navy was dis
banded
Oh DEAR 1T is rumored that some of our
Naval officers (none however who are at all dis
tlnguished In war or counciD have resolved that
Congress shall not take the Texan Commodore
INTO the Union along with the Texan ships, can
non and dock yards or if that BODY sbonld have
Inc andacty TO contravene their orders thew will
cut Congress and shoot Moore! These gentle
men VIII have more pracliced hand at shoe tinu
man they count upon, when they meet Corumo-
dore Moore hut we think they had better follow
his example by going down TO Yucatan and earn
ing The same rank for themselves. We will
annex them too if they bring with them a new
State.-GLobe.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
GOOD RUMORS

We have heard it rumored, that it is the de-
termination Of the President to remove Com
Churles Morris from the Head Of the Bureau of
Construction, and put skilGn Naval Construc
tor in his place. This rumor is strengthed bv
another, which gained credence here YESTERDAY.
that Morris was appointed to the command of the
Boston Navy Yard. God grant that the first part
may be soon realized
1t is rumored that orders will soon be down
here, to fit out the frigate Brandywine which will
be the first bon bouche in a series of good fortune
that is to reward our worthy mechanics for their
patience and long suffering, and which it has been
our earnest effort and constant labor TO shorten
We learn from Washington, that an eAort is
being made by orr friends, 10 get an appropria-
ton of 100000 to complete the line shin New
York, and the frigate St. Lawrence, now decay
ing on the stocks, at this Yard, which we have
every reason to believe will he successful.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-19
A NOBLE DEFENCE.

A writer in the Ledger lately published Sc
we're article in reference to the Jews as BODY.
One Of the lsraelites replies as follows Can
the author of the philippe against the Jews point
out any lsraelite who has ever been brought up
before magistrate and fined for Drunkenness
or has ever any one of our people been convicted
OF eve" tried Tor murder arson, rape, blasphemy,
auui'ery' &c'F Does your correspondent know
OF single instance where any one of the Israel
Ties has abandoned his wife and children and left
them charge to the overseers Of the poor %
The writer then makes an appeal to us of the
press 9 ask you if ever you have received an
advertisement Sfrom an Israelite announcing iba,
his wife had eloped, and cauiioning the public
not to trust the partner of his bosom ?-.Selected