Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-16

HATS AND CAPS.
a; Cincinnati prices. Also, ON hand, good sup
ply Of PLAIN HATS, Of the best quality. j."
general terms, his assortment is equal TO any IN
ia. place, embracing almost every article III MS
line. lie asks that pu rciasers NAV Call before
Du wing elsewhere. JOHN SuFFRiNS.
Richmond, Jan. 18Th, leie. 3i
ILPARTICELAR USES AND MODE OF
APPLICATION OF CARPENTERS
Concentrated Liquid Chloride u
-0DADLAO
II consequence of "a p~.tile ntai disease OF a
highly malignant and fatal character. having
prevailed over "a large portion OF Europe, and
swept off thousands whereyer IL approached, iias-
ing al length invaded the borders OF our own
te rritory, and is raging in New York, and
object II ,he rs.t Pp ds w"e eo""y
use every precautioD TO prevent ITS approach, as
well 10 mitigate its dele ferrous influence when
it may appear among us. As il no doubt origin
ates from an impure atmosphere, whether en-
drnicaI or imported, any thing which will purify
and swceten the air, by removing all offensive
~xhaIaiions and n~utrazing their pestiie ntial in
Aue noes, will be admitted by all to be expe-
die ut Of the greatest possible utility and nI,or
iance. NJ. Labsrr~q"e has demonstrated by
NJ. nber Of experiments that the Chloride or Soda
rs one or the powerful agents for the in
Simultaneous humiliation Of the most off nsIve
OdOur Of animal or cgrtabie decomposIiioD.-
The Chloride Of Lime has been recomme ntcd In
consequence Of being less expensive article,
and TO be within tho reach Of all classes; il how
ever is inferior TO the Chloride Of Soda from ma
nv disadvantages which it possesses compared
with the Soda, and for all the finer purposes Of
its application, particularly ia family use. This
preparation Of the Chloride Of Soda, is u trans
parent clear liquid, and much neatcr prepare
lion; ready for immediate use, and Of specific
myth, that accurate directions can he given
for its application in the various purposes for
which II is Tecomme nded.
To keep FRESH MEAT, GAME, &c. in the hot
test weather, and to restore when tainted I'M
rte rss into. or sprinkle The Liquid the arii-
Gle, according to circumstances. two or three
times a tay--hang il 10 dry. No flies will touch
n.--Ro't Of d'lution-l par, by measure Of chic
ride to 60 Of water.
To preserve CookEp Mar, pour little of
the diluted solution in plate, and put il where
tn. meat is kept
Topurify BAD or Dssrv WArxs:-Str up. and
add pint Of the undiIuted chloride to 100
BLEACHING: LioU,D for Linens, Muslins, Lace,
&c. Let the articles remain in the liquid from
, 10 4 hours--,hen be well rin.ed--R",e If dls-
fion-l part Chloride 10 Is parts water.
Removing tito stains OF PORr WINE, TEA. !
Corrrr. Fx1,r, Ml.DEw &C, from white or Buff
the stain he small, apply little Of
The undilnsed liquor to the spot; but if il be Il
= stain which the solution il capable Of acting |
upon Il will be discharged in few minutes.-I
Rate Of diimfioH--Equal parts.
From Muslins or Lace Never use the nm
diluted liquid, but in all cases in''nersc them,
wl,e Their the stain be large small, and rinse
weII.--Rafe Of dilsfea-Equal parts.
For removing INK SPOTs and VEGETABLE
STAINS, from Engrav ings:-W ash the print with |
The solutiOn-when the stains are removed, wasl,
with water and sponge until the smell has
Of diluftOn-l part chloride to 20
parts water.
70 sweeten casks:-Af,er being .calded. or
steamed, rinse them with Ire Iiquid.-Rafe Of d.
part chloride to 60 parts water.
To prevent Infection from SMALL Pox. MIA
sLEs, CHOLERA MosxUs, SCARLET and TyrHus
FEVER, &c. Sprinkle the diluted liquid arOu nd
The he'd and upon the loor-kccp some in open
fishes in the chambers Of the sick-soak the lin
en OF the pate ut in it, and afterwards rinse be.
fore sending 10 wcsh,--ltate Of dilution-l part
chloride TO 60 parts water.
To disinfcct the CHAMBERS Of the SICK, TO puF, !
fy the air in HOSPITALS, WORKHoUsFs, PRIsoSs,
SmIrs, Crow ED PLACES. Cos.oR MANUFACroRIEs.
&c.:-Sprinkie the floors occasionally with the |
!! iuted liquid: expose II in dishes; moisten linen
Or place to be disinfected, renewing twice
,r thrice a day, and let the fEtor regulate the
Trcque ncy and strength.-Rate Of dilution-l
part chloride to 60 parts water.
NIGHr CHAIRS, or any vessels in which putrii
matter has been kept:-Rinsc out with little Of
The olution. and when in use put one glass full
INTO tho chair or pan.-Rnte Of dilution-l part
Chlor ide to GO parts water.
To dislnfect L LOTHEs, LINEN, NC, especially |
II pat ents infected with Contagious Disorde rs:
linn erse the articles in the liquid, and they |
nay bel withdrawn Immediately completely dis |
infected; or the clothes may be hung in n closet.
y it'll quantity Of the diluted solution placed in
1 shallow vessel. In case Of malignant nature |
ct them remain in the !qudDa couple Of hours;
md afterwards rinse.-Rate Of dilution-l part |
chloride to CD parts water.
To disinfect SEWERS, DRAINS, CESS Pools,
PRIvIEs, &c.:-First throw down a quantity Of
Gall i.
uted solution. II not successful, repeat the APP
after 1907 - minutes. In -mptying
nn"sally dangerous sewers. place pail full by
zach workman; ash the nostrils occasionally,
DR. moisten a sponge with the liquid, and let il be
Fl xed near the mouth and nostrils.-Rate Of dilu-
lion-i pint TO pals.
To disinfect DEAD BoDIEs, aud for the Of
U NDERrAKERs, CORoNERs, and JURYMEN, and 10 |
prevent tho necessity Of EAaAv sNrERxESr in
" arm weather:--W ash the body occasionally |
v th the solution, sprinkle the floor often, or
the corpse with sheet well moiste ned |
y ith the solutions, ana the moisien ming fire.
l5ently. Rate Of dilution-l part chloride to 60 |
parts VI alter.
To destroy G ARDEN IxsEcrs:-W alter freque mt
~ with II garden pot---Rate Of diIution--i part |
chloride to 20 parts water.
To clean VINES from ash the |
stem--Rate Of diiution--l part chloride to
parts water.
To destroy GAMER, DECAY. or Fuxsvs Fsu,r-
TREEs: w ash and water weli.-Rate Of dlluiion
/ part chlorine 10 , parts water.
To destroy BED- Bees, and remove their often
sive odor. Wash the JOINTS Of the bedstc ad, and
al parts Of the floor and wal, where their pres
ence NAV be su>pected.-Rate Of diiution-l
part chloride to ~ parts water
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the uDdiiufed chloride.
To purify SrAsLEs contaminated bv disease.
IS CLANOERs, &c. Nv ash the y alis, racks, man
gers, Sc. with the solution. sprinkle the floor
with watering pot, .sd rinse all iih plenty Of
:Iean wat-r.-Ratc Of dilution-l part chloride
70 60 parts water.
For the purpose Of extensive fumigation, d.
ute the chloride with twenty parts Of water, and
i'd 10 il = mixture Of sulphuric acid and water
n the proportion Of one part Of the former to
en- parts cf the latter; and after the removal Of
very living thing which 10 not to 30 destroyed,
lose the aPerturrs.