Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
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The United Sto,es Practical Receipt Back, or
complete Book of Reference. for the Minufac-
turrr, Tradesman, Agricultnralist, or House
keeper. continuing many THOUSAND valuable Re
ceipts, in AL the useful and domestic arts, by
practical Chemist.
The Au.lican Family Receipt Ecck. new col
lection Of nearly 500 rare and valuable Recipes,
for the production and use Of things essential to
the UeaIih, Wealth. Comfort and convenience
Of every Household, Carefully prepared by
American llousekeeper.
The Lars Of Good Brcedinc, or the Science of
Etiquette, for he ladies AMI gentlemen, contiiu-
ing the rules ana usages of polite society, with
in appendix containing ADDITIONAL Instructions,
,ndAIins, &c in personal behavior, corners dion,
domestic happiness, eiucation, economy, &c.
The TiugaL Uouselfeprr's Ei'ctfn Companior,
or Guide tn economical cookery, containing IN
strucions in the art of cooking every Kind of
neats. and vegetables. and in making plain ana
fancy Cakes, p"ddingS, pastry, confectionery,
ice creams, je!Iles ani other d-licacies; ded:ut
tel 10 those Anne rican House wives, who are not
ashamed OF economy. "a fat ki,ct-n max eth Il
lean Will
Judge Hc,ibnrton's Yankee Stories. with beau
tiful Iiiu stratIons.
Notes Of tie Early settlement Of the North Ves-
tern Territory. by Judge Barnett. of Cincinnati
a most interesting work. and should be i'll the
hands of every lover Of the west.
Annals Of the West, embracing concise ac-
count of thu principal events which have occur
red in the Western ) atrs AMI territories, from
The discovery of M. Mississippi valley until ~
yea. 1915. compiled from, The mos. Authentic
sources, by James ii Perkins.
4 Ca-1feer. containing general view Of the
United States and the several States oni terrific
ries.
Lectures Ia Young Men, on the cultivation Of
the mind. the formation Of character, and the
conduct Of life. by. &. ". Burnap.
The Oath. Divine ordinance and an element
of the social constitution; its origin, nature aud
efficacy llwtulnces, obligations, Interpretation.
form ami abuses, by D. X Junkin.
Tie Poetry Of Fio,rers. and Flowers Of Poetry
to which il added simple treatise Botany,
with familiar examples, and copious flora! die
tionary.
Eocyy Laay her o,cn F!olcer Gardener, b.
Louisa Johnson, containing simple ANA practical
directions for cuitvatins plants and Hover, in
the Northern States, expressly caicuia TED for
popular use.
Alice Binder, or the Borrowed Shilling, and
other tales, by Charlotte Elizabeth.
F!owtrs fer Children, BY L. Maria Child.
Tales for the Times, being Il selection of inter
esting stories, by the author of Peter Farley.
TIE Ea-tistronaa ia Eyy5t, Ie:ng series of
letters from Cairo, by Miss Lane.
Keepsake Stories. by Mrs Mary Hughes.
Short Stories. by Peter Farley.
Niglts af tie Round Table, or Stories Of Aunt
Jane and her friends
SLeichcs Of Natural History. by Mary Fowitt.
Who Shall be Greatest,
Sowing ana Reapiug, 90 ="
The Life Of Baron Frederic Trenck, contain
ing his adventures, ana cruel aud excessive suf-
fcrngs during imprisonment Of ten years in
the fortress Of Maglcburr.
Beauties Of American History.
4 History the Anne rican Revolution.
Anecdotes of American Indians.
Bacchus, an Essay OF the Nature, causes, ef-
ftcis. and cure Of iniempr rance.
The Obvious of the World TO the Bible. q Sc
ries of Lectures to young men by G. Spring.
Nor monisn Exposcd.-1he history of the
Saints; or expose Of Joe Smith aud Normomism
by J. C.. Bennett.
Principles of the Inter Tor or Hidden Life, de-
signed particularly for the consideration of those
who are seeking assurance of faith and perfect
love. bv Thorn rs c. Upham.
Literary Remains of the late w. G.. Clark.
Beecher's Lectures TO Young Men.
Naval History of the uited states by Cooper.
Poetcal works of Robert Burns.
Parior Magic. a beautiful work for the young.
Glimpsrs ofihc Past, or the Museum, BY Char
otte Elizabeth
The Club Room. aud other Temperance tales,
By Il. s. Arthur.
The Church, visible in all ages. by Charlotte
Tran.pl,n,ed Flowers. or Memoirs of Mrs
Rumpff, daughter Of j. Jacob Astor. and the
Duchess Dc Broglic, daughter Of Madame de
StaeI.
Humorist Tales being a selection Of interesting
tories. by the author OF Peter Farley.
Philip and his Garden, and other tales, by |
Charlotte Elizabeth.
Paradise Lost, by John Milton, with explana-
orv notes.
For sale by D.P HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, April 10, lsIa. !