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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
D. P. Holloway and B. w. Davis.
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AyS-SlSln1 5E-o
i , -1dufrttsefnents nil be coHspicuousiH fH-
SERTED in The PGilddiuHi at the foitorring rates:
One squire Of ID lines, $50 ms 3 ueeks, 81 90
Each continuance -
Announcing nanaes Of candidates for office, If
81 bsc riber) 81 90; If not subscriber 81 90
4 t.beral discount on tie GLo,e rates, 10 those
'rto acCelfise by the ye0r.
All advertise snents authorized by the statute
must be paid for Invariably in advance. Ad-
.eft!sefnents coming from abroad, must be
accompanied with the cash. unless ordered for
publication by brother Pab!isher, aud agents.
Advertisements Uti he continued nntJ fort id at
the eJBsnse Of the ddrerttser II no dcfHite tine IS
f1ed No advertisement tciL be coasidercd less
tan square.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

nr. '.'ONn>cnd's Compound Extract OF
~ Sarsapafilla.--wonder and blessing OF the
age.-1hlS Extract - pat up III quart bottles
Is SIX times cheaper, pleasauter. ami warranted
superior TO any sold. 1t cures without vomiting,
pur.ing. OF d"bihtati:lg the patient. For sale at
the Drn- Store OF Dr. j HOW Ellis.
EI.htnotla. OCT. .aGtll. : L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

ASrrpo-r To Porso~.-Anirlal cil7r- oar fresh
Is prepared ivory black il -1ti9ote 70 1o;eonS.
especially those belonging 10 The vegetable king
dom. Thus strvChnn and nux vornica. ami
other poisons Of this class, when mixed with
charcoal is adm nistered in doses proportioned to
to the quantity of the poison. Three or four
grains of strvchnin neutrali7ed hv ] 1 or ,
ounces Of charcoal Even the effects Of arsenic
are greatly diminished By speedy administration
of charcoal Corrosive snblimate is most stn-efv
rendered inert by white Of eggs Dogs that
have been roiSoued BY nux yomica NAV posi-
bv he cured BY charcoal, though it j. quite i'm
portant that il should be administered enriv. and
in large doses. not less than or ounces In
the absence of animal charcoal. administer freely
fine fresh charcoal, from the fire place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
NA1ANNAA NNvEAA
Richmond, Indiana.

TENHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
4 of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned TO his OLD Stand,
{THE. NATION
that he has put the House, we'll as the whole
estab ishnent. in first rate order for the accom-
mediation of the travelling public, with the deter
ininaton that he Will not be outcome in the
west for kind and close attention TO those that
may favor him with a call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort ana enjoyment Of his
gueSts.-In short, he is determined 10 keep a
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls on him at home His charge shall
he low ANY house Of tine kind in the west
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied if in his pow
er 10 prevent. Feeling thank full for past fayors.
he hopes II be sustained by his old friends and
customers ANY favor will be thankfully
cciyed, and in his humble wa5-. shall b. returned.
DANIEL l.. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb. =. l~tI. i}-'I5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

LIME AND RsTs.-A Gentleman Of tins city
who had occasion to use console cradle lime about
his premises, which had hitherto been much in
tested with rats. informed US that these destruc-
tive vermin had suddenly ceased to appear to
annoy him. Before using the lime. said he. YOU
could scarcely walk across the ward at night
without trea aiding them. He showed us sever
al Of their holes around which he had deposited
4 small quantity Of freely unsackcd lime. which
evidently had the effect Of driving then, from
these places. which they before resortad 10 in
great numbers. The above is simple and
cheap method of cleaning out this ANNOYING ana
destructive pest. Try t.--Cin. Commercial.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

FNCoUrER WITH BE,R.-Ahout fortnight
since, as Mrs. Mckenzie, of " hitn Sands. Prince
Edwards Island, was going to the woods in
search Of her cows. accompanied by her son
lao Of l wears OF age. AMI dog. they met with
hear, when in the net Of stepping over wind
fall. which in,3ia6Iateiv seized the child. The
dog at once attacked the bear and. together, with
Mrs. NJ. who seized club and CONNIE ed
beating him I'LL the blood flowed from his noStrs.
succeeded IN driving the beast towards the wood.
The child much injured. and had It not
hcs for the assistance of his mother and her
faithful dog he would have been killed. The
bear had been seen prowling around the neigh
horhood for time previous, accompanied
hv two or three others. and had done much dam
age to the cattle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

NAUGHN'S Vegetable Lithontrip,ic Nix
tur-. General Restorer Of the System,
and Purifier of the Bioo1; uaTiyalled in the cure
OF Dropsy. Gravel. Liver Complaint, ScroiuIa
seurry, Leprosy, BIoocing at the Longs. Fiuor
Albus, Piles, PutrId Sore Throat. Erysipe as
Consumption, &c; for sale in Richmond a, iI,e
Drug Store of DR.. ]. HOW ELLIS.
Oct IS. l-4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08

WILL IT RE DoNE.-A celebrated steamboat
builder at New York has lust concluded con-
tract TO build steamboat four hu nd ed feet long.
He guarantees that the boat will attain an aver
age speed Of twenty Eve miles PER hour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
THRASHING MACHINES

machinery Of Every Description.
THIIIE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie that he still continues to manufacture
his superior TIiR ASKING; MACHlN Is among
>,sl Ii ~ the CvER-SHoT BELT NJ ACHlHEs, ANA
TUMBII~G SHAFT. with one, two, four and SIX
horse poxer-sultuble for Farmers private u.s..
He also makes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
CERTAIN, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE
FOR
RHES MATHS

Being the only etTectual plan ever discovered
for q complete determination of this distressing
and dangerous disorder from The human system
by the Rev. DR.. JAMES CovEL, New York
For sale at DR.. HOWELLS. Drug Store.
Richmond July IL. Ie47 ga
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
Spring. FOGNDE.SH. Richmond, Ia.
Price Of Thrashing Machines
REDIC CD!!

Price Of Thrashing Machines
RE.DUC ED!!
ry~HE subscribers having increased their IA
Critics for banding NJ AGtiINERi are en-
abl-l to sell on more Liberal Terms.
They are manufacturing and will keep CON
~tanfly on hand a supply of FOUR ana FIVE
HORSE POWER BELT and Tt MILLING
SHAFT TiIRESHING MACHINES.
They have made ana are making eAtcnslve a =
ditions TO their former stock of Patterns for
VII q ear n:,
and Will furnish to order castings of that or any
other desc riptIon. at fair prices. They Will also
make to order, at Cincinnati prices, all kinds of
Wooden Machinery
They are agents for this State for the building
ana sale OF NJ W Obenchains
Patent Double lDOfier Carding Machine.
Foundry and Machine Shop in the mort part of
Richmond, near the Paper Mil, and Wareroom
Main street, first door west of Strattan s
Wrght's Store, corner of Nam and Pearl streets.
whore they keep an extensive assortment Of
IRON, STEEL, sc, which they will sell on fair
erLs. J. VI. & J. III. HUTTON.
Good Horses and Wheat taken in exchange.
Richmond, NoY. Q, Il. l9-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
FAIL EAS HIoNS
HATS AND CAPS.

TINE uniers gned, is now prepared 10 furnish
his customers and the public, with the la
test style of
HATS AND CAPS.
at Cincinnati prices. Also. on hand good sup
PLY of PLAIN HATS of the best quality. In
gene raj terms. his assortment IS equal to any IN
th. place, embracing almost every article IN has
linz. IL asks that purchasers may call before
buviur elsewhere JOHN SUFFRlNS.
Richmond, Sept 2lst. l-+1. 36N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
j. W. El LGsEs N,-.Nanufacturer of

AS on hand, and ready for sale, seve
raj Of the above named Carriages; made
of the best materials that can be procured
in the country; and having employed Eastern
workmen, whose knowledge OF the business is not
surpassed by any in this city; and, having served
"a regular appre nticeship with excellent East
ern Workman; he feels confident that his work
viii compare with made East West.
j. He would respectfully invite all who may
want any article in his line, to call and examine
his work before purchasing, for he is termined
to sell very low.
Ij7Shop and Repository. North west corner Of
Main and Sixth street a few doors East Of the
Starr House.
Richmond, Ia. April Goth, 1871. 17tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-08
MIL GEARING. Or an KINDS,
TO PLOUGH MAKERS /:

He has patterns for all the good Ploughs il
use He has Shops Ploughs-right and left
handed: W GODS Plough. four different sizes; al
of which he will Sc II al CISrl>SArI PRICES for CASH
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
Correspondence of the North American.
Violent Gale at Port Spain, Trinidad.
poSx sym. sSl,IA,sl;, October 10.

P0a1 ssfArN, fRiNlAal,, Oclober 10, 1871.
IL becomes my province record gale fearful in lis
character and disastrous in its effects property this
island Its parallel has been experienced in this
vicinity 1t commenced the evening of the lth instant,
and continued rage with undated fury until early the
following morning and such then presented
will long be remembered the annals of this port and MOI
forgotten by the unfortunate sufferers Several rugged
vessels might e Son gctr uootl,sss dN
gerous and close proximity the shore Flats by the dozen
hudded together grinding against each other in the heavy
surf; passage boats, from the coast cut by
their encounter with heavier craft others with sides STAYED
launches from the Spanish MAN, sunk SURF and
their floating in every directions together with
motley of shore boats ship boats and drougher boats
piled upon each other. The only American vessel that
sustained damage the brig Atlantic, of New Haven ;
her hull being somewhat injured from being driven ashore
There is great feature in this gale and that is
there has be single life lost, far ascertaned
to this writing Yours, sincerely w. G.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

GENERAL CADwALADER-The late official accounts la
brought us fresh proof the noble which this
gentleman has sustained his brilliant military name.
1t appears from Gen. SCOTS account Of the sormng OF
Chapulepec, that almost in the very commencement OF
that terrible assault the command devoved upon General
Cadwalader.
1t was moment of dreadful trial. The road of the
lacking party lay up ACTIVITY, under the surface OF
which, broken by rocky chasms, buried numerous
mines liable at any moment explode midway re.
doubt and the castle the heights poured in CALLING
fire of and musketry with matches in hand
were seen endeavoring fire The long trains which
destroy their assaiants. At this the gallant
Pillow fell among the many wounded, and Cadwalader
succeeded in command.
Well might the brilliant victory that followed win for him,
from Gen. Pillow, the praise of having displayed "great
Judgment high military skill, and heroic courage
[PennsWpanian
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

REWARD PArRIoTIsM-Our journal OF. legislative pro-
ceedng will show the defeat of of the gallant Tennes-
who earned for the State mpershabe honor Mon
terey We refer Geo. w. Buchanan, ESQ.,, who was a
candidate for solicitor in the 9th judicial district Mr..
Buchanan is of the most promising young in the
State and he is beaten for being democrat He led
of the companies Monterey and of the first to
enter the fort Such is the reward which federalism mees
out to patriosm The chairman refused to let the
absenees whose votes would have changed the result
sent How different has been the of the demo-
Gratis Campbell was elected judge without opposition.
Captain Foster elected by democratic votes against
whg opposition Greene beat his opponent by democratic
Ramsey made doorkeeper by democratic
And the list might be extended democrat from Mon
terey appeals to the legislature and deaf is turned
the appeal.
Andno ask democratic friends in the Legislature
they have this result lesson teaching them the
propriey of keeping hands of from ,ohgs? LET cur
THEIR OWN ruRoATs That is the only safe motto And in
the of the democracy of the State, whose sentiments
we knoc impiore them to put it in practice.
Nashville Union.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

THE New REGIMENrs.-We are told by good judges that
the new regiment of Tennessee volunteers, which embark
ed here days ago under the command of Col Cheat
ham, is body of troops whose appearance and state OF
discipline can hardly be exceeded. The individuals
posing it are of them in comfortable circumstances,
and have Joined the regiment impelled solely by desire
to serve their country and advance the honor of her
The colonel hmsefs only wentyhree years of age, and
vet his fellow have full confidence that for bravery
Skill and all other sodierke qualities, he is competent to
command them He is undoubtedly gallant and ac-
complished young There is soldier officer in
the regiment whose age exceeds thirty years, and the
erage age twenty-five Such body Of men, after they
have been few weeks in the field, must be nvincibe
They are born and brought up in the west, and
quently from their infancy familiar with the use of the
rifle 1t would be difficult for equal number OF any
troops stand up before such regiment at poinblank
distance.
We mention these circumstances in connexon with Col
Cheahams regment-not for the purpose of claiming
periory for it, but rather exhibit specimen OF the
materials which compose our whole army in Mexico.
IN o. Courier
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
From o~r Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE November 22-5 p. m.
The steamers ,naaThc and the narkefs-1hs trial
of Bbch-Mr Forrcst-Ie eject Of the nems on the
kefs, &c.
The steamers mail or at least papers by her, have
not vet reached Baltimore though learn that letters
have been received by her The Philadelphia papers Of this
morning from the English papers, but we
still without them The papers and mails by the last Bos-
ton steamer carried by mistake to Wheeling II is to
be hoped however that such has not been the this
time and that they will reach here tomorrow morning
The ofthe is expected to be very favorable for
bread ufts Large orders received here Saturday
from New York to buy up flour and wheat at oonsdera-
BILE advance
The trial of Birch on of the continued sickness of
the foreman of the jury was postponed this morning the
18th of next month
Forrest engagement the Holiday street
theatre this evening in his great character OF King Lear
THE MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore flour market, THIS
morning prices were not much affected by The news and
there was particular demand for any article OF bread
smfs There sales of about 800 barrels oil Howard
street flour this morning So Ti which is an advance OF
ial cen on the prices of Saturday There some buy
e in the market this morning that will not give ovef SO 49,
whilst some holders sell under So Some transactions
in Cty Mills have also taken place at 30 57t Sales of
MARYLAND wheat have been made at vi 80 for prime.
There nothing doing in co ana the market generally
quiet. A.
been suic ienty dgescd yet and little changehas
,nifested itself in market Sales of 5000 barrels
Cenesee have been reported So 25 Nothing doing
in prain and no change since SATURDAYS quotations.
White wheat held las Offers TO buy prime white
corn " "a have been refused The market gem
orally, is steady.
AT Philadelphia this morning, the market was raherun
settled, and the late has had depressing effect
There offers to sell -four 50 25 but therc are no
buyers these figures Sales Of have been made at
SO 25 The grain market inactive, and there are no
sales TO report No change in provisions groceries Moth
ing doing in cotton The weather is very disagreeable
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

MUSTANG DELTA.-The Cincinnati Commercial
says the authority OF Dr. L. X. Chamberlain that the
real OF Mustang is FIaine native of Maryland
though he has been for several years resident of
or Texas. He among the first volunteers who embark
ed for the Rio Gande from Louisiana, one of very
few of that corps who did not enough Of the elephant
before column reached Camargo. After the Louisiana
troops discharged for refusing serve twelve months
Mr. Trainer joined Jack Hayss regiment which
troops he served until the regiment discharged At
the battle Of Monterey where il is said he killed in single
combat officer of ancers, and captured bis Mexican
horse, he gained the familiar cognomen oil - Mustang
over which signature he has been regular cores
pendent of the Delta Mr. Trainer is about tweny-six or
years of age practical printer, and one
Of the mos, truthful and impartial correspondents Of the
army.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

GOLD AND SIvER-It is stated in Jacobs's Essay on the
Precious Metals that in the ruins of Herculaneum and
Pompei, which destroyed by eruption of Vesl-
vus than seventeen centuries ago. ornaments of
gold silver have been found In of the houses
Pompei skeletons the inhabitants have been discover
ed-n all, domestic utensils and personal ornaments-but
those for which in the present day the precious metals
almost exclusively adopted by the middle persons
posed of iron brass If gold and silver had been
in the dwellings of the inhabitants the time the crp-
took place, they would be found there at the present
tme as the iron and bronze have been, of which their
spoons and forks were made and which have retained
their shape after the lapse of many yearsBah Patriot
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
The Son OF AN EMpERoR.--The following is copied
from the New Orleans Delta


from the New Orleans Delta:
Yesterday morning happened be in the clerks Of
flee of the first district crowd of gentlemen most
of them clerks, in way employed in the courts
were standing around handsome looking young man. in
whom they seemed to recognise an old companion
The young beard and moustache and had
splendid clareteoored coat, satin vest and pair OIL
ightbue military pantaoons striped with silver Several
of the clerks recognised him schoomate and talked
their pastimes the grounds surrounding ST. Marys
College, in Baltimore. The soldier who had been through
nearly all the bloody in Mexico still remembered with
delight his boyish games in good old Baltimore.
Though he had forsaken the marble for the ball.
and the handy stick for the sabre, he still recoeeted his
paymates and the games they wont delight I'M
The person we speak of was Augun lmrbde, OF Mexico
tie comes here ns prisoner of but has believe,
obtained leave, on his parole of honor travel whittier
soever he chooses.
In the Mexican army he held the rank of major and
is reported to be gallant and slllul officer He was il
mistake not aid to Santa Anna, and in the various
cons that have taken place, depored himself man
that gained the credit and appreciation OF ALL We
understand that the family OF the late Emperor Iturde
reside in Philadelphia, and that Major Augustin Iurbde
will leave this city in few days, on short visit to his
relatives.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
The Baltimore American follows in the warrant foot.

The Baltimore American follows in the vagrant foot
steps OF the National Tntegencer repeats its sophisrns
reechoes its Misrepresentation. and is pleased attrb
ute opinions to u.s. and designs to the administration,
which have no foundation in fact This t.stupendous'
nonsense is unworthy, indeed, of serious reutation
We venture to say, that if the representatives of the
people, who to assemble in this city," should
fall into the ''stupendous ollies characterize
the articles in the National Integencer and the Balt-
American, they will be laughed at for their absurd
ties much than they will be admired for their wis
dom.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

The National nellgencer is still "true to its vocation
of guessing at 'things of high Importance which are in
the OF transaction, medtated by the
tive department of government and of catching at
gmpses OF those designs behind the curtain through sin
direct and through unofficial channels 1t gives another
notable instance, in this mornings paper, of this propen
sty, by qroting from Washington letter of the New
York Journal Of Commerce idle speculation con-
corning treaty ''about to be made, or which has
been made, with somebody in Mexico, which our
commissioner (Mr. TrsD recognises government
We suspect, with the Baltimore Clipper of this morning
that "lttle confidence is to be placed in such rumoo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22

GREEN BAY LAND OFFIoE.-The amount received at the
Green Bay Land Office for the month of October just closed
is 1916 63 49, For the month last year. the receipts
$3i,00 leaving balance of 81 1853 as in favor
of this year. than double the receipts of October,
1846-Detrot Free Press.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. &c, Is47.

appointment by the President.
CHARLES p. SENGsrAcK, of Washington. to be warden
If the pententary in the District OF Columbia, in the
pace of Robert Coltman, deceased.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-22
For the Union.
For the Union
kentucky Democracy Clay.

kentucky DemocracyMr. Clay.
BY the annexed call, signed by eight of the sterling
democrats OF Mr. Cays county, it appears that his
late demonstration has produced proper effect upon the
democratic party there and that reply rs to be made on
the 9th inst by Robert N. Wickfe esq., of Lexington
This gentleman is lawyer of fine talents and of con
siderable political experience, and is well qualified to
execute the task which is allotted to him.
1t cannot be that old Kentucky, with her Young race of
heroes, covered with the honors of the Mexican war
be led by Mr. Clay any one else to sacrifice her
and the nations honor by subscribing to his infamous
proposals They will afx infamy to our name If adopt
ell by the naton-a result equally criminal and impossible
The wing party itself will reject them, and democracy
loathes them.
The result Of the meeting on the 9th will be awaited
with great anxiety. A DEMOCRAT
LEXINGTON, (KY) November 18th, 1917.
SIR has been deemed advisable by our friends of this
county, that meeting of the democratic party shall take
place in this city Saturday, the 9th inst with view,
to embody In the shape OF appropriate resolutions
mistaken devotion to that cause which manta in and
upon which we consider the liberties of the people TO
depend
Robert N Wicklie, esq.,, has consented to address the
meeting The speech and resolutions are intended as a
reply the speech and resolutions of Mr. Clay deive red
in this city on Saturday last
We shall be graed to you here, and many of our
friends make il convenient to attend
large meeting of the democracy is desired and we
hope you VIII use your influence to accomplish that object
Yours, very respectfully,
Il. F. GRAVES, JAMES A. GRINSTEAD
$. r. BULLOCK, +. MoLEAR
WIN. ATCHIsQN, JOHN b. JOHNSON
g. c. ROGERS, JOHN NORTON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-09-25

d. Ass, putty AMI oils, a general assert
ment on hand. .,