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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION:
JUST PUBLISHED,
SANNAANeS NNANM
AASA INN,
OF LITERAT AND Art,
For January, l849.

Eighty pages Of letter press on new type
and extra fine paper,
THREE SUPERB MEzoTINTo EMBELLISHMENTS.
AND EIGHT OTHER VARIED ILLUSTRATIONS,
And contributions from M- pens Of The tolionine
taitafed AutAofs.
Rev Albert B.rnes, Prof james Rhoals, Miss
Eliza L. Sproa, Mrs. L.. II. sigourney, Mrs. T..
F. Eli-t, Mrs. E. c. Kinney, w II. G. Hosrer
John Neal, Mrs. BrotheTson. Mrs c. NJ Kirk
land, Prof. James LyEi. Augustine Dnganne,
G. w Be,hune. ID. D., H. 4. Tuek-rnaa. Mrs
+. s. Oscooa, &c orge H. Booker, John Todd. D
D., C. H. Wiley, Prot. Joseph Alden, Rev. w.
H. Purn-ss, d. d., Alfred Il. Street, Mary Smith
John Brown. Jr., Marion II. Rand, Mrs. C. r
Townsend, Charles J. Peterson. George 5. Bur
leigh, J. r. Chandler, Anne c. Lynch.
ME public are already aware that the L MON
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and transferred its place Of publication from n
York to Philadelph In addition, also, to the
services Of Mrs. KIRKLAND, who will continue "a
heretofore, TO contribute to its pages the propri
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1t is confidently believed that the patrons Of
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well change. Its external appearance is inn
proved. For evidence of this, the reader need
only loo! for himself. In the pictorial depart
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comparison with any Of its rivals.
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Magazine. it will be the earnest end-avor of all
conce rned in its publication, to secure for il the
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fords. The proprietors have already ente red into
arrangements for articles from almost every " ri
ter of distinction in the United States, Of which
they offer what they claim 10 be very respecta.
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The ''imps' Of the Palladium will present a
copy Of one Of tho Ana1nks for lS49, to the au
thor Of Address for them TO their patrons, Oh
the occssiOn Of the approaching hoIiday,-to be
haadsd in by the 25th instant.
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SPLITTING: BLOOD.

New York. April IS, Isl;
On TowNsGSp-l verify believe that yoHr
SarsapaiiIl la has been the means. through pYovi-
Deuce of saving my life. l have tor several
years had II bad Cough. |, be came and
worse. AT last | ra,s-d large quantities Of blood
had night Sweais. and Was greatly drb.,iated
and reduced and did not expect Ia live. have
only used Your Ssrsapar,iia a shor; time. and
there has IA wonderful change been wrought in
me- am now able TO walk all over the city.
raise no blood, and my .ough has left me. You
can we'll imagine that am thank fui for these
results Your ohe lienf servant.
~ RIlSS L. liz l.i,lllaHine ri
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e s any spirtuous or Mar guors Wine or Cider.
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF STU
oSAN HMM q son he Of held ct e *
tbe 18th of October 1917 the following brethren ~
da d sfs5s e A A. " sas
" ss1i = Resnod MpR G ssB
'i1S Il; FafifEISfR 81 = at
oeS . WWSzf 4 WIT B. / Bruce. W Ro1 T;
N forsiASA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 11meet.
f II, EsI
BqrkssW u; John skinner, W G; Jacob Munort, w S;
'e ScES fnSs TEM Y OF HONOR No. mss every
shs r1Wss sso WY + 4 MSpSSFTfE
Heg r. p H H5aas'!V b Bs k HpBRT How
W
+ HHai BLY, f. + 3 Rsv & Ef9. Ss5
GKFsT Ysp Bs TFaP sfps OF noToR No.
Of Pelican DIVISION No. Of s. ch1ss and R G0m.
.tss; oSs5, 'S,HF? ES tasP
6t%ss saap? ! haS S"PsS s John Bissno'
ae FRyA Il 8 VI s Wednesday
evening at hafpas clock the Sons Of Temperance
Ha on the The vslsad at dn @
elected for En- }1o Hill p Jae9b
MoniS 4 A A Il GaF' Albeit sH ssSf?' James
Burke. Ike" q Thomas gunan, c; Isaac Mckenzie S;
" 6cEhE No 2m ss, Wsdpsday
ss Hs AnffE F!sS T. s:f s%s Il fs %s
HShs + S9sS EfyssGis Michel
at No. sesg f%s s'ea
! baT 'eS As1 ss MssaH 4 < s Fsls
rs; II iJ BTTHpney, q j. Williams A c; J. H. Saxon
cRFsTAf ' FoTNT No every Thursday
VET " SasSsss Msi F E Rssf Smith
Van Wygk + RaT so 3 R TabeOek
fi;s$ . .. @,sss-s
sss: WHY. Hsa 8 FsEs a,s NJ
7; Parker, G; Th9s Nj simmons, q Firth, J S;
n RHy EsT v AsfH obigfe6 tn
every Thursday evening, in Unity Hall, No. Mangny
BedPs sass fs Sf Whe p % % M
R0wn n anba r smae sv 8 b 5s
Dckenson A G; Chas Anderson, S; John Graham, o S;
IE%FSs HsasI
in AEsE|
Getna Parish of Jefferson Tuesday, 18th August l847
by the Grand Worthy Patriarch, James Patterson.
LOUISIANA DIVISION, No n-meets every Friday
evening in Unity Hail. No Margny Buildings, above the
Orleanan - office, Third Municipality. Offces-Wiliam
Hornby, W P; J. B. ,Vandergnf w A R. M. LgsheT, R
s George Sherwood, A RS; John McCay, F s; J. j.
Lugenbuhl T; w. S. Kyle, G.; William Low, A G: Chas
RR FSUNG M }2sn sMshe gS5LA DIVISION No.
every Friday evening at half past o'clock In their
Hsyo NJ = cfe HsSsrs kPzf
$; Avery Barlow, A s George < Fitch, Henry
Leaman, T Jas. Hotsbery, C; s. Drnry, c; c. Carroll
s; NJ. Cole o s; d. Harper, w p.
FOUNTAIN DIVISION, No: 13-organized Saturday
evening January Is the Hall of the Pelican Division No
l. atthe corner of ST Charles and Common streets Officers
james Garland, WP; William Hall, w A; E. P Hunter
Geo: shu% a i; lex sathsfand. 6; VIM f. Crane
HARMONY Division, No. I5-Organzed February
49, Monday evening at IN O'Clock at the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division, No 2 Tchoupitoulas ST.
Oficers-W JAhen, w p James D. Arcy, w A; Geo
Hobson. R s: J C Wyndham A 8; Jas w McCracken,
F s; II Davis, T; c d Bradford c. Geo Smith, A q T
X Lusty. S: VIM Brooks . S. VIM A Rondeau, 7 w
LIBERAL. DIVISION, No. 17-Organzed Sunday, Feb
w p l. Lewis, w A; 4 Rousselin R S; Lewis Brown,
s; A w Scates T; Nicholas StTinger, Ct Thomas BIZ
mngham A G; st Maur Stuart, s. Peter Johnson Q s.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. l, Daughters of Tenn
perance-was instituted December IA, 1S4. Meets every
Monday evening. half pasta o'clock in Goodhope Chapel
Algiers.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO 90 CHSf0Hh6dS6 street. wen tFttdhS,
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. No PAY REQUIRED
i UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED.-Prvae diseases cured in
a few days by regular physician, without mercury or Other
poisonous medicines at No So Customhouse street. NewOf
leans, Louisiana. -,
DR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease, to his general adyei
in another column The treatment adopted by him
that which has the approval of the most distinguished sur
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent for
the worst cases of constitutional syphilis, gonorhGa sine
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice etc. etc, can now be obtained
moral certainty, if application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience be relied on since d.
Mullen opened in this city all the cases that have come
under his have been cured without single exception.
Some these of years standing One remarkable
of structure 30 years old has been cured to the surprise OF the
patient The gentleman (whose Responsibility Is known 10
the citizens of New Oreans) at hand and (by his perm
sion) be referred to. DR. M treatment OF structure
known south of NewYork. His treatment OF gonoT-
rha and gee is the most perfect discovered IT tie
shortest safest and sure The patient takes copalva Gu
bebs urpentine, other doses but cure Oh
tanned in days without pain, Inconvenience or
change of Diet aV No pay unless cure ELECTED within
the time named.
IMpoTENCY-Young men Others who, by sexual excess
selfpoluon may have brought themselves any Of the
painful consequences resulting from an nnrestraned IN.
diligence of the passions such premature impoeney, M
voluntary seminal emissions general debility or
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable con
fdence: he offers them perfect The scest secey
observed. - .e.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily his Office No 81 Gus
tomhouse St BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. D.
tqs" Remember, No. So Customhouse ST. mh6 I'm
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M A S o N &c.

HOLLAND y CHAPTER No. 9, Of ROYAL a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate urisdc- - HA
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x
Statehood their monthly meetings on the first ~
Monday evening of each month at the Masonic Hall over
the CaHolton Railroad Depot Of BaEonne and Per
dido streets. .OtfceH-T H. Lewis ii p; d. Blair Sec'y
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYAL ARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand
Chapter for the United State-hold their monthly meetings
on the I'd oeaeh month AT the Masonic Hail.
over the Caolon Railroad Depot OF Baronne and
Perdido streets. OfcersJohn Gedge, P ii. NJ Sum.
mers, Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-upder the juris-
dicton of the Grand Lodge of Msnp-hod their monthly
meetings the fist Tuesday evening of each month the
Masonic Hall the Caroton Railroad Depot
Baronne and PeIddo streets Oficers-W. P. Coleman
w NJ: Sam'l G.. Risk. Secretary.
q LAFAYETTE LODGE7updeE the jurisdiction of the
the City Of Lafayette the third Monday of each month";
me ODD Fellows Hail. on leyee street near jackson
oiheers-M R Dudley, w NJ; w. A. Arms, Secretary.
7 MARREN LoDGE-under the jurisdiction OF the Grand
OF MissIssippt-hod their monthly stated meetings
on .e second Tuesday in each month, at the Masonic Hail.
Der me Carolon Railroad Depot corner of Baonne and
hanson Secretary - 49, '' " ~. Az "
III MhhhiON LODGE, No. 4-workng under authority of
'he Loahana Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masans-
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meets at No Is Common street. he second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month .Oficers-L. e. Reynolds, w
NJ; " J; Armstrong, Secretary; .,o ,-;sa;o
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-under the Jurisdc-
ton of the Grand Lodge of Msissippi-hod Their monthly
meetings the first Thursday evening OF each MONTH al
the Masonic Hall over the Carroton Railroad Depot corner
of Baronne and rerdido .Ofcers-W H. Howaru'
HiRSM i0nGlE OF <. Y. MASONs-hod their
monthly meetings the MASONIC Hall corner of BaGnn a
and Pedido streets the third Tuesday OF each moI
M James H Miller w Nathan s H. Henry M Zee y,
EUREKA LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF the , mlanu
Lodge of their mee Ing e In street
Jackson Offiees-A. J. Williams w Nj J. b. oieheh's'
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE

" ~.
FTO THE PUBLlC.-Nlne years permanently located
in this city, combined with the UNMARRIED success our
peculiar system of treatment for Syphlc Mercura and all
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
and soundly established reputation
The g Southern Medical Office No. rs Carondelet
street. established in 1870 for the of all Chronic aec
tons with few exceptions known to all; the only OBJ
ect of this card inform those who know lis oca
ton that if afflicted with oil those private diseases which
are unfortunately prevalent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
To those especially who, from an mmoderate of Me
curry practice Secondary Syphilis causing Nodes on
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism Itching the chest
bloches on the skin, Ulcers in the throat general debility
have ruined their constitution, recommend TO call upon
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satisfaction perform thorough and radical ones as
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We will not here, through newspaper medium, enter
any elaborate remarks regarding venerea affections 1t
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF society rich
and poor matrimonial and single; all will observe is if
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature cannot
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1t often happens that ilmed OF shame dread
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hond disease make their appearance
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
nvOlabe and from his extensive practice and eSe
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trance first door the right of No 49, in Carondee street
Private both Common and tarondele sts a6 I'm
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DAILY CRESCENT.
From the New York Tribune.
TO THE IRISH REFORMER.

TO THE IRISH REFORMER.
Onward press, though worn and weary,
TT would be death to cease thy toll;
What though shadows dark and dfeary,
Dim thy pathway yet awhile:
In the distance gaily cleaning
Freedoms banners now are streaming.
See on the mountain tops afar
Beacon fires begin to blaze,
And now the tyrants waning star
Paletb in the Patriots gaze.
The scared the crushed the tr0dden- down
Are rising up to claim their own;
The groanngs of the long oppressed.
Appeal from earth and flse to Heaven,
Praying their wrongs may be redressed;
And might and power TO them Is given
To pull the hoaTy tyTant down,
And trampe in the dust his crown.
Ireland! the sum of all thy wrongs,
Nor tongue nor pen may ever tehi
Bards vet unborn shall weave then songs,
From out thy history, as spell,
To guard thee from the oppressor S power
Fill Time hath told its latest hour.
The Strong the Terrible, the Just.
Hath treasured up thy burning tears;
In Him be now thy hope and trust
And throw away thy doubts and Tears;
Even now He riseth up to smlte,
And will thy righteous battle hight
lie sees, and feels, and weighs the load
Laid on the shoulders Of the poor;
He measures the oppressors rod,
And counts the stripes the Cypress endure;
He surely will. in time of need,
The cause of Truth and Justice plead.
oh that the crushed, the worn and wan.
United-would to Heaven appeal
Bound by His just and righteous plan,
The Almighty would His strength reveal,
And it the sufferer from the dust,
Though earth and he'll should at him thrust W. NJ.
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STATISTICS OF ToRTURE.-A Parliamentary re-
turn, quoted by the Times, states that $ the total
number of persons subjected to the punishment of
logging in the Royal Navy, in the year 1S47,
amounted to $50, and the number of ashes inflicted
upon them to 26,22S." The compilers of the re-
turn, we suppose, were not ariihmeticians enough
to express in figures the corresponding amount OF
human agony. That, however, may be left safely
to the imagination.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter. not exceeding half an
ounce (avOirdupose, sent not exceeding 3OO miles, 3
For every half ounce and any every hall
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tised. two cents each letter, four cents If the
advertising cost much additional
For drop letters not to be mailed each;
CIRCULARs-For any printed circular, handful, adver
tisement, unsealed, sent any distance ............
NEwsPArERs-Of 1900 square inches, less sent over
30 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State
Sent such distance.
Neospapers-unIess subscribers cents each prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post-office
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

S. ]. PETERS, President; JAMES DIcK, WM Ii ,i HopsE'
Vice Presidents. Committee OF appedls n W. M
J. Ii. Elmer.
Gas Works-Offce on Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel w Dr. Campbell, Superintendent; George
Allen Foreman r. J. Gleses, COLLECTOR Gas Light CON-
nittee James Robb, Charm. L. w. Wells, Secy.
Water Works j. Office, No Is Caondeet street, James
Saul President s. Z. Percy, Secy; j. p CouOn Supenn
endent William Wright, Collector.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AN

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TIVE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
81 issue this day Wednesday, the first Number of their
81 NJ w EEkLY. Ii will contain the most impor n.
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WIN me Prices Current, prepared by gentleman whose
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Residence of Foreign Consul

Switzerland. John A. Merle Espanade street.
N0nteUideo B: Walls, rs Common street
Hamburg. Wm NJ Vogg a, IS Bienvile street.
England. VIM. Mure. 10 Royal street.
P0rtmgai...A A. J. Gouvea cor. Common & Carondeet.
Han0Uer.. .. James B. Behn, 8S Bienvle street.
Belgium 49,. james b. Behn So Bienvile street.
Holland ...... F. M. Ward, 81 Common street.
.N0,aoay... d. Messages, "a Old Levee.
Prussia. 900. VIM. Vogel, So Benville street.
AUSTRIA. j. H. Elmer, 7 Exchange Place.
Bremen ..... Frederick Rodewald, % Bank Place.
Russia. ...... Emile Johns, ITO Poydras street.
France. A. Roger, St. Peter and Rampant ss
Brazil ...... Pierre Reynaud "a Tchoupoulas street
Baden...... Jacob Heinrich Elmer, Exchange Place.
Spain Carlos de Espana, 1876 St Louis street.
ROme........ l.. &. Daron. 81 Common street.