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CARRIAGES manufactured ito order CssSssssSzzS
~ and Workmanship waranted Ais t5SST2->6SSs
Repairing done at all The branches. -X&--EsSX--
miz2 omD&W AIKEN D, Wv AM.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPEARANCES 8.

FUMES AND BATHING APPARATUS SC.
FOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No.13s Camp street 8 5
y New ORGANS, has leoei' ed new and large xsS
assortment OF Brass DOGfs, Force and k
Lit Pumps Beer Pumps, SC. t5c Cooking Ranges L.
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths Also laying and repair
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
aud Steamboat work prompyput up aud repaired. AN
dersprompty attended to- ftfts
~ Charges moderate. mh24 IL
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sUMMER BOARDING

81 Al the sFLORANCE HOUSE, Corner Qf Camp
f aud South streets, Lafayette SqGrc-ecidedy the
coolest and most airy public house in the ety. or
successive Summers this House has been well Tiled BY
those who appreciated tTa It's extraordinary mentS as
Summer ResldenceuncOnneced Is with any adOln-
ing building and surrounded by the Square and wide
space. E Lt6srGL arrangements gtGds TOR Tie entire
sedsoRs myl1 6w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03


NO $50 Magazine 81 corner al Jsqt6BctttSt ST.
l.. BOLEN would respectfully Inform the community
y Of New Orleans that he is at all Times prepared at the
above Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
OF all Kinds together with Corrnea Honiny and GTtz.
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restauants supplied at the
shortest notice, ap4 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

( NUTIAL L-HO USESyifIT.4 and BELL o.
- HuyflfEA, .I1qfGVette 81 mar Camp, Ne30 -
Cyteqns--I QBBISG. LlDCKSMITHING. ETC. III
80 BEL Hanging done N the best MANNER on A&s.5tA
npdefate Terms. Store Door Bolts and ars made to
orieF. mfsl6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

EPOBT w. WORTHIN0fOE, 46seRerGt .Hge1.t and
y 81 tolecter Rodney Jefferson ceuny, Mississippi, will
attend puncnaly TO ne Collection q otes, Drafts Ac.
counts hc IN this and thesophsm part Of Claiborne county
Refcrs tg--Drake & Evans. BTought0n = Murdook,
Pnckard, Warren q &c. Rodney Mas John Goodia,
Richard Bees II II " @ M Bayly, New Orleans w.
X, Henry, A. "a 5. B0niphan, Nstchezs James Goodin,
Onclnnatl Jas. Hand. Philadelphia J.lf. James, Iexng.
on Thos. FIeeland. CIalhoIne county. Miss. apD
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OAEEsE.

CHEESE
ion BOXES Prime Western IN store, for sale BY
HUI STURGES- & WRIGHT,
ml9 I'm s. Tchoupitoalas st.
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION!
.EOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
- and sold BY JOHN u. HOLLAND,
Notary Public, No.99 Graver street.
IL Office No. 4 second floor, my2G dSsw3rn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

.HO11GE,.
n VIE Subscriber having, BY Actof February 49, 1875 be-
Il lore u / ltica5o Notary Public OF this city, acqHIed
from w EeIel lnyentor Of The EiRE-PROOF CON
CAVE GRATE-BARS, ana Patentee of the same, by
patent dated April p 1873 the right as sole agent OF said
Fere 81 nakipg and vending sad Patent Crate Basn the
states OF Louisiana and Aiabaaa and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries now gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders Tor said articles. They a5e especially recon-
mended planters and Of steamboats, being
far more durable tlsan The ordinary Crate Bars.
~ All persons infringing upon upon SAID patert, BY
manufacturing selling Similar Articles without authority
from the paenes viii BE- prosecuted 20 the extent OF the law.
New Orleans, March is. lSlo. DANIEL DANA.
NEW ORLEANS, March ID, 1876.
Mr. anAi have used IN taking of two crops OF sugar,
the Patent siaie Ba invented bg ar " FerTe and ind
them far superior, fom Their conceive snrtaee to the ordinary
bars in use nasnuch they viii from their peculiar OTa
zion. last i've times aslong. Respectfully,
mills BIN u. M CAhlEhEll4i1. +
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TO IR.A VELlL y RS,
TRU " Ks, " AL1OES AND OARPETBAG
WARE Fl on S E.
q John MORRISON No. 19 Cagat y7rr=SN $50
y Street, offers to the pubic tor sale ftlA q sl5
large assortment OF the above articles at u IA
such low prices VIII SUIT THE TIMES. sszsk
Persons about to travel Tor the viii wen 10 give
him aeal Country dealers supplied at wholesale the
u Manuiactory. Newark. N. J--Warehouse, II Mai
den Lane, New FORK my26 In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-03

- New oresns, By 60
E5 ALEH, R SAbfpBELIa's PUBLICATIONS Ior
tals 81 NO 50 Poydras street. New Oreen BIZ d.. A. a.
JOKES, his agent Tor this city. mh14
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NEW CARRIAGE NANUFAcToRY,
81 80 Car0adect ST. 6et0eeR GraVer and UttgH SIS.
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE. q
AHJE can take on storage on one floor second story in
w dfgfand dark place, l5 QUO bags Also in anothl
sors irou l009to $1,000 bags Merchants having ootee
70 store viii indit 10 their advantage call and examine
warehouses; EMERSON, TOURNE * co.
apM 155 TchOUptoaas street.
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q IS RMsa

JOHN %. WOODBURY.. JAMES r. WCODKUFF.
TOHNO. ANUeDRUFF6s co, eo6aHisSs0n yiierchaAis
aRd9Eets 5orthe L0ttsiqHa md .Ne0 Orleans Linz
II -PGelsen, No, bO Camp street. nh5
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NMlE.A.NMNa
!. KNoWLEs 3 NQEL

= - = - ---
NEpWARD "A. p4 LE8S, 80 Camp street, WouldTespeet
IL fully invite the attention Of bis friends and the re
public 10 his Ile and well selected stock CT E w 4M
proved manufacture, Gold and Silver, Hunting Azs
and OpeR-iaeed cases Silver Ware OF every description
Spoons Folks. Ladies' CastoB, Cups, PEchersr Toast
Racks, ETC.
great variety Of JewelIy, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
PsfiuIaery. etc ~. e
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SUMMER REsTpENoR AT MANpEVILLF

~ Y u 41817a
- A delightful SUMNER RESIDENCE at Man
1 deville, measuring aEpents fronting Lake By
asL twelve afpents in depth-all fenced in. The I'M
PU,enents good and substantial Frame Dwelling
Of three fronting the Lake galleries front and
two Cabinets, Kitchen Servants Rooms other
good building built expressly for yisten, having large
looms with gallery Stables On the premises IS tne
Spring, the only there probably at Vaudeville, and
IN front OF the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
tee TIE property viii be sold with all the Furniture Cows,
Horses, WAGES, etc.
For Terms which are LIBERAL and full particulars apply to
my22 PERSON q BONNENAL, 81 GravfeI St.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
SlycriR'S safe.

DY virtue of Fee Bill to me directed, from
j the WAYNE Circuit Court. will expose al
public sale at the Court House door IN Centre
vile, Wayne County, IND lana, The 4th day OF
March, ls4S, betwee the hours OF ten o'clock,
a M, and four O'Clock, p. m, said day, the
following property. to-wit:
a certain parcel tract of Land. situate in
the County of Wayne and State of Indiana, and
known as being part of section numbered thir-
ty-hve 49, township numbered fourteen IA
range one Il west, beginning at the south ives;
corner OF said quarter section and raining thence
east eleven IL chains and fifty so links to a
stake the south line of said quarter, thence
north ten <10l chains and fifty go links to a
stake. thence west eleven I'D chains and fifty
500 links TO stake in the west line OF said quar-
ter. thence south ten 10 chains and fifty go
links to the place of beginning, containing twelve
49, acres and seven hundre,hs 100, Of an acre
OF land. Taken as the property of Lydia H.
kirkman, formerly Lydia Baily. to satisfy said
Fee Bill in favor Of Stanton Bailey.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift. W. c.
February 9th, lS4a. It's $3.50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

TO about the same thing as license any
how Thus it is that the objec: Of tie
friends Of temperance is defeated, and the
laws laughed 70 scorn.
John Brough. OF the Enquirer, has re-
turned from Washington; the commission.
ers appointed to settle the boundary line
between Virginia and OHIO. having adj
ourned without accomplishing any thing
| learn that the Virginia commissioners
claimed. as an ultimatun,. jurisdiction -
the waters edge or the Ohio side. whatev
er the stage Of water might be This
would have given Kentucky larg, por-
ton Of this city during the recent food.
The scarle; fever is prevailing - an
alarming extent amongst children in TINS
city
The II o'clock dispatch from y. York
oday states that II was raining haf!
there at that nour. Here i, was entirely
clear and very cold This is the third
time have noticed a striking contrast in
the weather al the two points since the tel
egraph has been in operation.
Yours, III.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
From Mexico.


BY the ar wal of the Edith nj New Or
leans. Vera Cruz dates 10 the Goth have
been received.
The Mexican Commissioners submitted
a treaty Of peace based upon Trist's pro-
positions at Iacuhava which have been
forwarded 10 " ashington.
Five hundred California rangers attack
ed the American possessions at Laporc
and San Jose. defeated the forces. and
burned most of their buildings Two
American vessels left 10 assist them
Wi'hcrs' train had reached Real Monte
without experiencing any difficulty.
Nynkoof. in pursuing the Guerrillas.
captured Generals Arisia and Valencia
and admitted them on parole.
Doningne with the Mexican Spy regi-
ment. captured Coils. Torrejon, Minon and
guard.
Gen. Cadwa llader had left the Capitol
for Toluca.
Aquan'itv Of specie had arrived at the
City Of Meyico-part Of SCOTS assessed
levies
Commodore Ridgcly had died Of the
govt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

! calculations for every day in the year,
arranged for the use Of the congregation
of ST. Philip Nevi of Mexico, by the Rev
! Dr. Manuel Gomez Main, Presbyter otthe
| Mass
The following is the inscription Oh TIE
painting:
The blessed Simon de Carria. famed
for his sanc-i+v. and fhe gift of prophecy;
whose learning and literature were mani
tested TO the criticism OF the learned IN
many works, of which has elevated him TO
the exalted rank of Doctor IL the deepest
and hottest mysteries OF theology. He
died in Florence in the year l347. and a
short time afterwards the veneration OF the
people and the authority OF the church
placed his portrait upon their affairs.
We only copy those inscriptions, &c.
for the purpose Of showing fully the char
acter Of the "trophies Of war" and let the
people Judge whether they should be SUD
ject to the plundcring haad OF the invader.
The proceedings Of the legislature for
the past few days, has been almost entire
ly of local nature, too much 10 interest
our IcdtcIS
The School bill is still pending III the
House, and will not probably reach the
Senate until within few days Of the close
Of the session, and at too late day 70 re-
ceive any attention in that body. The
matter will therefore have to lay over an
other year, which is much to be regretted
The Probate bill will probably share the
same fate.
The corps Of pole settlers for the Tele-
graph are here. and will start east in a few
days. The poles are UP from Chicago to
this place, and the wire extended some
distance on the line
The small pox still prevails here among
the citizens The Board of Health re-
port in all eleven cases. The younger
Chapman has It, and some others Of the
growing family are said to be afflicted with
it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

GJ-To dance or not To dance!-that is
the question Whether lis best 10 exer-
else the light fantastic toe and heel, or
remain quicsccnt, is not for US 10 decide;
We merely call attention 10 +. l.. Robin
SON 5 card in another column; remarking
that he can and does teach the under
standings Of others 70 'toe the mark,
Fright and left''-.'change," &c, &c
We also believe there IS "a time to dance,
and that that time rolls round whenever
a breeze Of lightness bears hcel-ing on its
wings to the lads and lasses. We do.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 9th, Ie4S.

The reception by the State Of the '.tro-
plies Of war; as presented by Capt. ST.
monson has excited some feeling here.
Such an outrage should not be permitted
to pass unrebuked by all honest men.
Will the Catholics OF this country silently
permit the churches Of Mexico to be plum
dered and desecrated by an invading
army. In one of the books presented is
the following, said to be in the hand wri-
ting Of Capt. Simonson:
This book was taken from the Halls of
the Montezun,as by Capt. ]. S. Simonson.
soon after the capture Of the city of Mex
leo, in Sept. 1647, and was sent by him to
this Library"
The tide Of this book, when translated
from the Spanish to English. is rs follows:
"Prayers and Meditations TO aid in de-
votion, and in the holy sacrifice of Mass.
and to enable one to receive with due
reverence the holy sacrament Of penance,
and the blessed communion"
Another book has for its title page. the
following:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
| |
For the PailIcItIiI

EDrToRs Our worthy friend Bill,
Cox. desires those who made observations
on the singular shine, cat by old Madam
Nature on Sunday III 1T, Jan. 9th. 10 com
munlcate the result. Wishing that my
faculty of observation may 'make itself
useful send you the result of mine as
follows:
Having some souse for supper on sun
day evening. 1t WASN'T sour enough, so
went TO sour vinegar barrel in the yard
and sure enough il wouldn't run. SAYS |,
''its frz." Now that barrel has stood the
t-osts OF many winters. and Through
good and i'll, through storm and shine" i,
has '.hcld its own at "A No T. of the
vincgar-omcter. accounted for the phe-
nomenon by supposng that the "carbora-
ted nitrogen had all gone up % help the
nItrogenated carbogen to get up frost
,cas out" This occurred about supper
time.
Well. during the night. .'our" littlest boy
had the "infantum' in his tc-preserver,
and i got up TO get him little something
to take, and from the way my hair stuck
out with frost in it," like a bale of oakum
around my head-in kind of egg with
hair on it shape. concluded that somc-
thing else had "got OUT nom. SO | went
tinlidly to my medicine shelf, with cam
die to get the bottle. and | found. sure
enough, something else 'cas ''out,'' for tine
parcgoric had frozen so beautifully that
not finding room for its expansibilitv, it
had started straight up, and there it was
boxing like Lots wite-a pillar of solid
par c goric. sticking about "a feet out of
the neck Of the bottle, with the cork a top
Of it like hat. Thinks |. the little 'uu /
went back to the bed and began to rub
the little sufferers apple cllar-at the
same time charging my wife not to disturb
me for thirteen minutes-so | rubbed on
Justify until | thought had him mcsmer-
ized, and concluded to let him STAY 50 till
seven o'clock, But on attempting to Jump
in along with him. for snoozc till seven.
found that had exercised till the prespi-
ration ran down my jay-bird heels. and
froze me down tight TO the floor. After a
few pulls, I''gin in and told wife | was
''thar-' So she got up and boiled a tn
cup Of water over the candle, and thawed
me- Thinks it IS coo,, and in jumped.
and that's my latest observation, till next
morning. when | went to get the kettle TO
..put it on" and found big rat roostng
OF the ed &c. with his nose froze tight in
the water in the kettle-and there he stood.
looking like one Of those beautiful pictures
in albums Of dove drinking out of
vase Thine,
OBSERVER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

By the arrival AZ New York. on the 22d.
Of vessel from the city Of ST. Domingo,
we have a rrport tina, a plot had been dis
covered there headed by the Prime Minis
ter. the General in Chief, and two other Of
ficers who had been SHOT few days Previ-
Gus 10 the sailing offhe vessel. which was
on 'he lst u!,. Thirty other OF tie conspi-
raiors were confined in the castle. who
il was supposed would also be shot in the
course OF the next week. The authorities
were expecting an attack from the Hay
tens.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
Wednesday, FEBRUARY 9th. lsls.
JOSEPH G.. MARSHALL, Of J-fferso,
CODLOVE S. ORTIZ, Of Tippecauoe.

Jlessrs. Holior-ny T. Daris:-Iou will
please announce Abel Evans, as n can
didate for SHERIFF. subject TO the Wing
nomination in April.
CEvrREv1LLE, Jan goth, 1913.
Messrs HolIouay g. Daris:-You will
please announce William Widup, as a
Candidate for SHERIFF, subject TO the
Wing Nomination at the April election.
Very Respectfully. Yours, &c.
(s1-Paid.l \ True WIG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

MARRIED.-On THURSDAY last. BY JAMS ".
Poe. Esq, Mr. DANIEL ECLLA 10 Miss CAR
OLINE CLAWSON. all Of this vicinity.
How delightful II y - hsve . fsiesd - cheer.
and a companion to soothe the solitary heers 81
grief and pain Solitude and disappointment
enter into the history Of every mans i'fes and
he is but half prepared for LIES Iesg vsyags.
without partner TO light up hss path ssd deck
his brow in the hour Of grief We eengraislass
the above couple for the eourse they have tskes.
and may they fully realize the sweets q . mar
RED life, as We cid the sweets Of the cake. asA
they will never crave the balance 81 The gesd
things Of this world. Mssessss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

~FINLEY'S MILL, is now in Cd.
misunderstanding away at the rate of &c
bushels per hour,-mak;ng suPERFrSr
FLOUR all the time. Our farmers are in.
vited to give him call As soon as we
get time, we'll go and see for our.elf and
report progress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

NNE of the best md most approved kinds Of
Franklin stoves. very heavy plates, for
sale at the store of HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Opposite the Bank.
Richmond, Feb. sth, IS4S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
r or FHe CtncaHnU. \ FdpSTS.
w ASKING TON. SATURDAY., Jan. 20.
Senate not in session.

Senate not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Ninton. Chairman Of the Commit
tee Oh Ways and Means. reported bill
providing for the annual appropriation for
the payment o. the Indian ,.cbs. and ano,h-
er providing ior a loan of,hir,een millions,
exclusive OF five millions previously sp.
propriatcd. 10 supply the deficiency in the
Treasury for the fiscal year.
Mr.. Niu,on said he had supposed tia,
the discovery Of The error Of seven NIL
lions III the Trcosurer's report would OBJ
ytate the necessity Of Immediate action
on this bill. bu, he had received letter
from the Secretary al the Treasury. sta
ting that the incrrasel year eypcnd lures
rendered. immediate action indiSp rnsil,lc.
Mr.. Ashn,ore wished To call attention ~
the fact that while the Secretary was urging
action. his report, after delay of two
months. had not Yet been printed. and In
printer had informed the Committee that
the Secretary had several times taken a
way the manuscript, for the purpose OF
making alterations.
Mr.. Mckay urged immediate action.
The bill was laid aside for the day. and
the House. on motion. resolved itself INTO
COMMITTEES of the " hole OH private bills.
aud after some time spent therein. the
committee rose and reported bill to re-
lIeve Mary Brown. which was amended
by giving her $50 per month.
Adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

GyOur friend. ID. s., says that 721
chesnnts is all that "a boy had when he
counted them according to the mode poln-
ted out in the article published last week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

GIVE have received, in the Dayton
Journal, Mr.. Forrer's Rail Road report
too late for the Palladium this week. Mr..
Forrer estimates the cost Of the Norther
route (thro' New Paris) at S555,6se IS;
Middle route, 853O,6s8 ~; Southern
route. 453s. O2e 90. These estimates are
made for the heavy T rail-he says plate
rail would cost -, 900 less per mile.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

NrDr Horace Wells, the inventor OF
Chloroform. committed suicide on the SOth
ult. BY cutting the main arteries Of his
thigh with a razor. and saturating a silk
handkerchief with the Chlorcform, and
placing Il to his mouth. where it was found.
He was in prison in N. York city. on a
charge Of having thrown vitriol upon the
dresses Of certain female characters who
walk the streets Of that CITY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

DIED.-In this city. ON Sunday. sth ;sss. u
a ct fsppoplexy, SARAH. wife Of Isaac CArss.
aged - years, 10 months and - Ssys.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09
NNANNAAAES!l
NNR. FL. ROBINSON. of New York
w would respectfully announce TO the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
he has commence ed his second class in
DAN GIN G ,

at his room ever the Post Office. where he will
be happy to receive a few more scholars -
Terms, FIVE dollars per quarter.
He is also prepared to give private lessons in
Wsltzin9, Polka. and Mazourkas.
Music by e.. SHERMAN gibson.
Richmond, Feb 9, 1Sis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

John Jacob Astor is said to be danger
ously Ill. He is now 80 years Of age.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

~'Observer.' had quite time Of it on
the night O. the 9th ult. We sugges, that
his wife heat another tin cup Of water over
the candle-pour it over his pate, and thaw
his brain pants ''friz," and-no- mistake!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

To MAKE BEAUTIFUL FIRE-ScREEH-
Draw landscape On paper. with India
ink. representing a winter scene. or mere
outline. the foliage is 20 be painted with
muriate of cobalt for the green, acetate %
cobalt for blue, and n1uriate Of copper for
yellow. which when dry will all be invisi-
ible. Put the screen 10 the fire. and the
gentle warmth will occasion the flowers.
&c. TO display themselves in their natural
colors. and winter be changed to spring
When it cools. the color. disappear. and
the effect can be reproduced at pleasure.
American
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-09

AFTER Glars. The present Eyecu-
tive war. SAYS the Cincinnati Gazette with
out including inciden;als. has cost the ma
ton more than one hundred millions Of
dollars. and the Administration have ask
cd Congress about fifty millions for the
next fiscal wear; in addition 10 some fifteen
millions deficit. which it is admitted will
exist at the end Of the present fiscal wear
The accumulation of deb, on debt. in in
culcating profusion. is enough TO s,ar,le
the most careless and Indifferent. for the
day of reckoning must come. But this
palpabie and apparent cost of the war is
but one item thereof. as is pertnentlv de-
monstrated bv the y. Y. Tribune. in refer
cnce 70 trifling claim for the ..use Of his
team.
The after Claps.-The authorized ex-
penses of war make but one item when
the people come to foo. up the bill. Some
opinion NAV be formed of the etcetcras.
when We see that some man has Just pre-
sented a claim for the ..use of his team. =
pressed for military purposes in the last
war, some thirtv-fve wears ago The
pension list a: the close Of the war. will
be several millions. Whatnaton tn at has
ever existed in the tide Of time. has made
such rapid progress in the decay Of popu-
lar jealousy Of Executive power. in sub
mission TO military supremacy. and being
reconcled 10 an enormous public debt. as
have the people Of the United States"