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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Esoss. THOMAS eOlSVrN.

Ohio has temporarily separated from the
Wing communion. with which she has
been SO long and so intimately connected.
Although prepared for such arcsult-while
we had hopes OF her iidelity-it pains us
to make the announcement, not for any in
huonce that her electoral vote will exer-
else on the result--ior that is sufficiently
and satisfactorily se,iled--but because
gallant and faithful Wings like Corwin. and
Ewing. and nelano, and Ninton, and hosts
Of other all good men and ,rue-have
had their noble and patriotic efforts so
poorly recompensed. and their labors SO
ungratcfully rewarded. We are sure tina,
we but speak the VI hig sentiment Of the
Union. in saving. that from this time for
ward they will be douhlv dear 10 us. and
cherished as long patriotism. integrity
and self-sacriicing virtue are regarded as
worthy Of admiration, and entitled TO graf
titude.
To the eloquent and chivalrous Con-
WIN. especially and above all. ought
particular honor 20 be awarded. ldentfi-
ed with the prince plies Of the free States,
occupying from circumstances. peculiar
position On the question OF slavery, and
associated. if we may SO speak, with all
the preudiccs of Ohio against the nomi-
nation of a Southern candidate: it req,lir.
ed more than ordinary resolution and de
voiion for him TO enter the canvass actively
and zealously for Gen. Tavlor: particular.
" after the course pursued by the Ohio
delegation in the Convention, and in the
face OF the organised opposition with which
the nomination was met at every point III
Ohio. No man tor moment doubted his
fidelity or support, OF the candidate, but.
between a hating support, and cordial,
constan: and generous cooperation. there
was wide difference. 1t has been ouI
pleasure to mark the character and extent
Of his eXertions, and in or out of Ohio. we
know Of no one who 50 completely aban-
doned himself to the cause as Nr Corwin
did. in both the State and Presidential G.
lections. From the adjournment Of Con-
cress until the last day of the canvass. he
was laboriously engaged in the good work
not with Indifferent or lukewarm effort, but,
with fcrvld zeal, earnest enthusiasm and
sincere feeling. His labors doubtless
saved US thousands Of votes that were in
clined to follow the false lead of Giddings
and his Cass allies. who under the 1uIsc Of
Free Soil. were secretly working for the
success of Locofocoism and for the pro-
motion Of the very policy. towards which
they protested SO much vlrtuous abhor-
ence. For those exeriions. Mr.. Corwln is
entitled to the highest consideration by the
Wings all over the Mon. and by the in
coming administration; for he has earned
a prouder position than he ever before &C
cupied. and endeared himself to all who
regard the triumph Of conservative prn.
ciples as calculated to advance the honor
and prosperity of the Republic. In the
name of the Wings Of Pennsylvania. we
offer him our sincere thanks for his valua-
BILE aid in the recent election. which we
are confident will De echoed with hearty
..well done good and faithful servant
from every quarter OF the mon.
North american.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
DRAGONS BLOOD.

This is resinous Juice obtained by
incision from several different plants found
between the tropics. 1t is o btained, in
commerce. ia three principal parts--in
that OF oval masses, OF the size of pigeon
egg, enveloped with leaves Of the pam
danus; in cylinders covered with palm
leaves; and IN Irregular masses. mark ed
with Impressions OF leaves: that in oval
masses is the most esteemed. 1t is often
very much adultefated, and other substan-
ces are substituted; particularly Arabic
and gum Senegal, colored with logwood,
&c. Several of these substances may be
detected by their dissolying in water while
dragons blood is nearly insoluble; others
require to be submitted to some chemical
test. Madagascar furnishes this resin OF
good qualify, but SO much fixed with
foreign substances as to be lii,lc used.
Dragons blood is Opaque, of deep re-
dis-brown color, brittle, and has a smooth
and shining conclioilal fracture; when in
thin lamlna, il is sometimes transparent;
when burnt, it gives out an odor some
what analogous 10 benzion; its taste is
little astringent; it is soluble in alcohol,
and the solution will permanently stain
heated marble, for which purpose it is
often used, as well Is for staining leather
and wood. II is also soluble in oil, AMI
enters into the composition Of very
brilliant varnish. which is much esteemed
by artists. lis quality may be proved by
making marks on paper: the best leaves Il
fine red trace, and commands a pretty
high price. II was formerly in high re-
pute as a medicine. but at the present
time isvery little used.-.Scicntifc Intcrt-
Gun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

never saw a mora hospitable people than
those o. ST Louisiana being unused Il
the climate ! was seizet! with bilious
tevcr-ln fact II was tac yellow fever.
was in u bolrline house. and In very
confined raon. anI th-. physician SAID II
| could moi be taken - iae country / Wo,.ld
die.
| became unconscious. ! awohc one
morning al last. with dreamy impression
OF cNi stence. but bad not the slightest
conception OF my location. discovered
that was III the county, ana as in i..e
progress oil any days. returning lie grew
keenor. | found niSs"li in 4 pleas AIT CHI am
Der and lalv attending ID M. She
would not 1T noe talk Il, first. bat | a, las.
learned that | had been there week de-
lirious: and further. from black servant,
that her mistress had. without taking of
her clothes. watched over n,a all that time.
[ was about questioning the black gil
further. when from moments absence.
hcrmistress returned. and aft rcmarkin .
how much better | was. asked mo if did
not know heri | looked al the beautiful
lady before motor she was indeed beau-
tiful-though she looked wan, from her
attendance upon me. supposed, and re-
Piled
"Indeel. my dear madam. 10 not
know you. though | shall never forget YOU
She stepped 10 the mal.tie-piece, and
look from il snail richly gill frame. which
looked as if it contained a miniature. and
showing it TO me. ] behell within il my
card given TO the 'renchnan-"M Mary Me
Intvre has arrived" Mir. hicClang had
greatly prospered in the void. and
Mrs. McC!ung was what she would have
been in fact. in any situation IA lady in
the land, and now an acknowledged and
received lady. She seldom visited ST.
Louis. but when she did, she stopped AT
the house where | was SO i'll, and hearn 9
my name mentioned, and learning who
was she had me conveyed 10 her house in
her own carriage, supporting my uncon-
scious head all the way herself. Lucky
for me was this last arrival.
may speak again of this Scotch las
Sic for we have mct in other scenes, where
beaming the bright particular STAR
fashion, and rank. and intellect, did hel
homage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

We saw few days since at the Cabne.
shop Of Mr.. Joseph Peckoyer. in this city.
most excellent application of dog power
to the propulsion of machinery, which
from its simplicity and chcapness Of con
struc,ion could be used to advantage
wherever a small power is wanted. 1T
consists of a large wooden dru. II fee;
diameter and - inches wide, the axle Of
the drum turning on friction wheels in
order to lessen the friction. The dog was
placed inside the drum turning it by his
weight in the same manner thai a squir-
rel turns a wheel. BY the power thus
produced Mr. Peckover drives two upri ght
saws for curves, one small circular saw
and two turning latlies for wood, but not
al! at once.-Ic employs two Newfound-
land dogs for his work and has trained
them for it admirably. BY a word fron
his master the dog leaps from his kennel
in the yard, runs down into the cellar and
and Jumps into the wheel. After working
two hours this dog is released BIZ the other,
and SO alternately through the day. We
noticed in our paper few weeks since the
dog power which was exhibiting at the
Fair in this city. In that case the dog
was fastened by the neck to a circular
platform and made to work it around, the
operation being much more laborious for
the dog and producing less power. By
Mr.. Peckover's plan the dogs are not
fastened and seem delighted at the privl-
lege of turning the drum. At very
trifing cost any farmer can employ his
dogs at churning. winnowing. pumping wa
ter. turning the grind stone, &c.-D.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Low Wages and short Time.

Speaking Of the present depressed con-
dition of American manufactures n repor-
ter Of the Dry Goods Market in this city.
said in his published report lately. that the
manufacturers in order 10 Savashemselves.
should "reduce the rate of wages and
adopt the English system of short time.
The dreadful cure, this English system,
is very properly secuted by the working
people of America. who righ'fully demand
that their labor shall not be degraded to
the condition of the unfortunate people Of
dcspoiic countries.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

CHEAP POSTAGE IN FRANcE.-The
French National Assembly have passed
one practical measure which entities its
members to the gratitude of that great
people. 1t has passed bill for the re-
duc,ion OF postage on inland letters to four
sous or cents. The same viii 60 into
effect OH the LIST of January next. Russia
has also established a penny postage
throughout her great cmgire.
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@Fifty-rwo thousand and e'ghty u. !
tons OF ice have been exported from the
Port of Boston during the past months.
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Folks Generals.
Pillow dug on the inside of his bitches
And Gushing fell down with bump
Marcy got bad rent IN has breeches,
And cass run his sword III stamp
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arrival oT strangern.
"WEDNESDAY, March 22
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Passengers Arrived,

LvsrrooL-Packet ship sddona-Janes @ Sylvester, DR.
Brown-J30 in the
LIvERpooL-Packet ship Liverpool-John G,ibraith ex
consul Of Russia and the Ne,helands Belfast Tres Jas PAX
Eng and John ID and lady, New Yok DR. Charles Hone
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hbds to order.
Mone.9, bbs ok hhds 1902 bbis hams and should
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Dbl, pork 81 do lard Cooper Sewsr-j3 bbs polk 80 bbs
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domestic Appropriations.
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aahiTaaG lNTEGsLsuGIgCE.
Port Of New York, March 20, ls4s.
Cleared.

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Herald Marine Cor, sspondsnee.

March 22d-sunrise Wind y. meridian. sW. suu,,, q,
midnight. Sc. Nv -"''" 2"
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The INTERCEPTED LETTER SMuGCLER.-The
Montreal papers are very indignant at the arrest of
MIR. Orlando Ware-between Sacket's Harbor and
Oswego-and the seizure of his letters and packa-
ges, with which he was endeavoring to reach the
British steamer, at Boston. box, directed from
the British Navy Agent or Admiralty, in Canada,
to the British government in London, and the let
tiers were forwarded to Washington. The Post
Master General, perceiving that the box was d.
rected to the British authorities in London, ill.,
formed Mr.. Champion, the British Charge At1aires,
ad interim, of the circumstances, and invited him
either TO take it or to allow him (lr. Johnson) to-
send it to Boston, to the care of the British mail
agent, free OF all charges and postage whatever
adding, however, that III the attempt to Snug
gle the Canada mail across the territory of the UNI
ted States, to Boston or New York Were repeated,
no distinction could ill future be made between
those packages directed TO the government and
those to private individuals. MIR. Champion replied
in a very handsome note. The Montreal Wing
says - We are confident that the British Minister
at Washington will be called upon to report the
arbitrary proceeding to his government, and that
time will be lost in obtaining redress for the wanon
moestaton and incarceration of British subject"
Boston Courier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-27

TNHE proprietor Of the St. Charles Loan Office invites The
attention of the public to bis large stock of I'M n
redeemed pledges consisting of Watches Diamonds, SSEm
Jewelry Guns, Pistols, Clothing, Fancy Goods, e. liz
lent time pieces for their will find this an excellent
opportunity to do at comparatively little cost All the
Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined and
placed in perfect repair by skul European matchmaker
who employed continually in the establishment expressly
ior this ANY acquainted with the of
the oaning business will feel assured that greater bargains
can be offered by the pToprieto than persons doing business
IN regular Watches that originally $50
he offered for less than half that In this establishment
deception practiced. One price asked for all the
various articles and deviation made in any case BY this
arrangement the most inexperienced purchase without
fear OF being shaved Citizens nd strangers are renueed
10 call and eXamne for themselves. Remember the St
Charles Loan Office under the right wing st Charles
Hotel and three doors from the of Graver street
~ -Four or five amos, which advances have
been made and time OF keeping expired offered sale
above ap4 3m