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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

4 new method of manufacturing orna
mental glass has lately been discovered.
which presents the appearance of highly
polished gold and silver. This mode OF
'sivering' glass is new invention which
is now being carried on by company in
London. The various articles are blown
of two separate thicknesses of 9. ass
throughout. and the silver is deposited
upon the two interior surfaces of the dou-
bic hollow glass vessel. The silver IS
deposited from a solution of that metal by
the reducing agency of saccharlne solu-
tons: in short, the process is entirely
chemica one. The double hollow yes
sells are hermetricalv sealed. and thus the
silver deposit is projected from wear and
from atmospheric Influences. The Drill
liant silver deposit being seen through the
colored glass. communicates to that sub
stance in curiously Elusive manner, the
appearance of being entirely formed OF
gold and silver itself When the glass IS
cot, the briliancy Of the silver is height
ened; and. on the other hand. when the
yer is produced.
BY staining. and the employment of
curiously colored glass, the effect is mod
lfleu IN variety OF way mus. Win Ger
tain yellow glasses. the effect OF gold is
produced; with deep green and ruby glass
colored metallic lustres, equal in effect TO
the plumage of birds are obtained. As
every form into which glass can be blown
is silvercd with facility, the extent TO
which this beautiful invention can be car
reI is perfectly unlimited. The new
process extends TO flower vases. chimney !
and, in fact every article usu
ally made Of glass For ornaments. ii
preser "a all the lustrous brlliancy OF high
" polished gold and silver. at a great re-
luc,ion in cost; and for imitation lewelry
and Examinations. ii will far surpass any
thing known. In fact. the invention IS al
present quite in It's infancy. and promises
soon to fill the houses Of the middle class
es. usually destitute of brilliant ornaments
with cheap articles. presenting all the
striking appearances of costly plate, &c.
The Ladies Newspaper lately gave seve-
raj engravings of vases, &c, made on
ms new principle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
Further News by the Canada.
England.

On Wednesday the butcher Haynau. re-
ceived slight Indication of the regard
which the English people entertain for him.
He arrived in London on Monday. and
on Wednesday. having previously receiv-
ed a letter of Introduction from Baron
Rorhchids. in which the Baron styles him
his particular friend, he went TO the Bre
very Of Messrs. Bracley. Perkins & Co
Ilaynau was accompanied by his aid
de-camps and interpreter. According to
the practice Of visitors they were request
ed 10 sign their names in a book in the
office. after which they crossed the ward
with one Of the clerks. On inspecting
the visitors book the clerk discovered tn at
one Of the visitors was Marshall Havrau
late commander Of the Austrian forces
during the attack on the unfortunate Hun
garians. 1t became known ali over the
Brewery in less than two minutes. and
before the General and his companions
had crossed the yard
Neatly all the laborers and dravmen
ran out with brooms and dirt. shouting
down with the Austrian butcher, and other
epithets Of an alarming nature 70 the Mar
shall. Finding how matters stood and
being Xix civ TO get a warm reception from
the sturdy brewers. he thought discretion
the better part of valoc. and began to beat
a retreat. But this was not SO easily done
The attack was commenced by dropping
a truss Of straw on his head. after which
grain and missiles Of every kind were
freely bestowed on him. The men next
struck his hat over his eyes and hustled
him about in all directions.
The Marshall's companions were treat
ed with equal violence. The party final
" cached the entrance gate. but no sooner
made their exit than a crowd of coal hea-
vers. vino waited tor his HI ghness. struck
and pelted him with every available mis-
sic. and even dragged him along By the
moustache. which afforded ample facilities
from lis extensive length: still battling with
his assailants. he ran il. frantic manner
along the bank side until he came to
George Public House. where he ran up
stairs and concealed himself from the furi-
Gus mob, threatening what they would do
for the Austrian butcher. but they did not
succeed in discovering his retreat. Ulii-
mately the police came to his rescue. and
he was removed in police barge 70 the
other end Of the city.
This assault has been the subject of
comment to nearly all the London and
Provincial papers. and while the minority
agree to condemning the act. still then.
frankly admit that the presence SO di
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
miscellaneous Grlcltions. n

Necessity of Home Narket.-What
an advantage it would be TO our farmers
Of Ohio. if they had home market for
the crop Of the present year; ifthey could
have an immense amount Of surplus con-
suned within their own State But IN
fortunately for them this is not to be the
case. and they must send out their grain
into the market Of the world, TO compete
with other countries which happen to e
in the same unfortunate condition as to
have a surplus. Where shall we send il,
England has fine crops this wear. and will
need but little more than she can produce
herself What she needs France. Prus-
STA and Russia are ready 10 supply her
with; at a cheaner rate than we can afford
10 sell il for. In France at this time the
price Of wheat is little over 90 cts
bushe!. and they are 5000 miles nearer
to England than we. Deduct from 90
cents the cost Of transportation for 5000
miles, the commissions. insurance and
traders profits, and we have left. the fig
ures, at which we must sell our wheat in
order TO compete with the grain growing
countries OF Europe. The surplus ofthe
Middle States. is sufficient to supply the
New England States. and most Of the
West Indian and South American de-
mand. What then is to become of the
vast surplus Of food in the Western
States Highland News.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

~ The eastern papers announce that
othclal information has been received. IN at
me nited States Mail steamships of the
Chagres and California line will hereafter
leave on the 18th and 26th Of the month.
commencing on the Goth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
SNcm 1opcrtissmeuts. Cd
merchandise!

0.CASONABLE AND NEW: - The
und- r,iuned has last received fresh sup
Se:ssOmabIc Dry Goods,
From PhIade Ipliia aud Cincinnati which he
and which cannot fail to satisfy all who may be
pleased to favor him with "a call.
From, thu East, he has Just received every va
riety Of Plain SsOOIlS--usuaIly worn by
Friends and others, such as: Neat and Plain
7,s, and Frencl, MeriDoes, De Lnines, &c. &c,
with - 10 liz pdid assortment Of 81 Tariton and
hook MHsiiDs, Cap Grape, Grape Lrisse. ahc
Book Muslin Handke rchIefs Of all prices and
qualities. Aiso,--Barc. Iona ilanckerchiefs ard
Dress Sbawls Of every shade and grade; De
Lame, Thb-t. and Wool Shrw!s Of various
styles and sizes, from thirty inches up to ten
quarters square.
From tho Queen City, he has just received
such Goods az TU compare with any Tor beauty
cheapn.ss and durability; consisting, in part, Of
Prints. A lpacas De lanes MonaIrs, &c, for
Tho LADIES; aud Black, Brown aud Drab Cloths.
Cassinieres and Sattinetts, Silk, Satin and Val
encis Vesiipgs, for the GENTLEMEN all of which
will he offered very low.
C:srpetiGg, of various STYLES and qualities,
from b cents to nj cents " yard
Shoes, FOR THE Notwithstanding all
kinds, from the smallest to the larges, sizes
Af.o: India Rubber over shoes, Buskins. and
Boots for ladies aud Gentlemen; with any guam
tuy Of Youths and Mems kip aud .'SIoga"
Boots and Shoes.
UiPIease call and examine for yourselves.-
Every attention " III be gwen, ami with pleasure.
Richmond, Ia. u. STRATTAN.
OH mo. 18th, 1870. ;Jtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

THE Secretary of the Inicrjor Mr.
Stuart. the Secretary Of the Interior. is
from Augusta County. Virginia. and has
Just been elected to the Convention to re-
wise the Constitution of that State. He
was member of the House of the 9th
Congress. and labored with Mr. Fillmore
for the Tariff Of 1912 lie proved an
able dcbater. and rendered efficient SER
vice, in advocating the important Wing
measures discussed during the last sess-
ion of that Congress- He has a good
reputation for industry. research. and a
high order of talents. The Richmond
Republican speaks Of Mr. Stuart thus:
The appointment Of this gentleman to
the Department Of the Interior is one Of
the very best which has been made bv the
present Administration. ludiciotIs as il has
proved Itself in the exercise of the APP
pointing power. Mr. Stuart is one Of the
most prominent and efficient members Of
the Wing party in this State. lie was OF
the Harrison and Tavlor Wing electoral
tickets Of Virginia. and proved himself
in the public discussion between the ora
tors of the two parties. one of the alleSt
hcst-Inforncd. and most eloquent ~ the
champions Of Wing principles. When
member of the Virginia Legislature. he
occupied high station as statesman
and deba'er. lie was elected mem
Der of the House of Representatives from
the Augusta district in 1871, and soon ac-
CURED national reputation in that body
by his services in eflectng an oryanza-
ton of the House after weeks of confu-
sion, and by an uniform ability. tact. elo-
quence. and dignilied and courteous bear
ing. Mr.. Stuart is a gentleman Of enarg-
ed views, liberal tone. sound Judgment.
and an cminentlv national and conserva-
tive spirit. He occupies a high position
at the bar of Virginia for legal knowledge
and persuasive eloquence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
FAMILY GROCERIES.

DOE 4 S1lCTE. No. 7.--IIave Jus,
II received fresh supply of FARIN., and
reduced the price as follows. towit:
In sacks, at 10 cents y 10.
To- papers, with directions for use 90 cts
To. do. ~ ~ - - 10
AlSO...A fresh supply of Worsdelrs Vegetable
ftAs: Pure Castor OIL. sc, Sc
, IL They are also making large additions to
their stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES. Call
and them.
Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1850. 39,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
B A r G A | p S,

~ EvV GOODS On BlAND!--E. y.
~ Ferguson. respectfully informs his
customers and The public. that ie has Just
ceived a fresh supply OF
Fall :ssssl Winter Dry Goods.
Such as--CLorHs, cAssinEGEs, sArTIvETTs. and
almost every variety of G. oODS suitable for
Gsatismen's Wear; together with a general
assortment Of the latest and most fashionable
styles of ID ESS GOODS tor LADIES'
WEAK, such as: AIpacas. Ginghtms, Prints of
various styles and patterns black and fancy
Silks. Sattius. &c &c.; Bonnets, Trimmings
Of all kinds Gloves. Hosiery. Ribbons, Thread
and Cotton Lace. Edging. Inserting, ShawIs
IIandk erchcfs, Sc, sc.
Al~O...I.adirs' and Misses Slippers aud
Shoes, Genticmru's Boots, Shoes, Brngans, SC
ALsp,--A beauiitut assortment OF Glassware,
tlureusWnre. &r.
ALso-ilardwarc Of various kinds aud for
various purposes; Groceries. Of The best quality:
In fact his assortment ubric.S almost every
article usually caii-d for - the country. Ms
stock was selected with care, aud iic feels conf
dent that those Who VIII caN and examine ii.
will not go away dissatisfied.
lie viii take all kinds Of approved country
produce IN exchange for Goods. 1T tair prices.
j.Ihankfu full for past patronage, he respect
fully soil cts the public to call aud examine bis
Goods aud Price=,-ND TNOV BIZ TO
SNOW TIE ".
Richmond, Sept. ~. $50. 39f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

Flour. Corn or vVh1zaf,
ITAnys.Iing 10 eat; we really want s'somr, at
the Palladium. A~- Sept Is. 1850 =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

MILLER Wantcd:.-The UNDERSIGNED
Xv1 wishes to employ first-rate Miller. Such
person can obtain good situation, BY imme.
STATE application to F. w ROBINSON
Aichmond. Sept. 18th, 1850. 39,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

Jenny Lind.-This lady engrosses the
entire attention Of the Gothamtes. The
disposition she made of her part of the
proceeds Of her frs; concert. establishes
her claim 10 be regarded as the mos, gen
erous woman. as we'll as the best singer
in the world. Her part of the proceeds
of the concert were $4,000 which she
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

Chinese Goods.-The position and bus
mess of San Francisco has attracted the
attention OF the merchants engaged in
the China trade. and large amount of
goods are imported direct TO San Fran
cisco aud meet with ready sale. For
some months a considerable quantity of
goods have been reaching this section of
the United States via San Fran cisco and
the l>,hmus. We clip the blowing from
the Pacific News as confirming these
statements:
Chinese Sale.-To-dav Messrs J. 3.
Cannon & Co. will sell. at ten O'Clock.
the most magnificent assortment of Chr
nesc goods ever offered in this market
The shawls. silk and satns are well wor.
thy the attention of those who wish to
furnish themselves With the choicest man
ufactures of the Celestial Empire
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

CT Mr. Gi.ler Of Lawrence county. O.
has sent to the lronton Register twelve
yellow peaches. called "Buckeye Dram
geS, which together measure ten feet in
circum ference! SO says the Scoto Ga.
zettc.
o. The peach cultivators in West Jcr-
sev have discontinued sending their pro-
ducts 10 New York. as they do not bring
money enough to pay the expenses Of
marketing. The fruit will be distilled
GJIt is stated that an editor down east
got his pockets full Of money, and was
afraid to 90 by the museum. les, he should
be caught tor curiosity.
IL Letters received in Boston by tho
Hiberna, announced the death ofthe Rev
DR. Judson. on the 18th April last. aged
90 years He was buried at sea- latitude
ID north. longitude 80 east. He had been
missionary for 80 years.
0-The Cleveland Plaindcaler Gays. i.
is pretty we'll ascertained that Mrs. Miller
who was suppose TO have drowned her
self a, the Falls of Niagara. has gone
10 Europe. An exchange paper says. this
IS a mistake: she is now with her mother
in Hamtramck. having returned on last
with warm friend Of her faith.
er's, who sought and brought her back.
~ Judges Johnson and Wood, and the
Rev Mr.. Smith are the Wing. Locofo-
CO, and Free Soil candidates for Govern.
or of Ohio. The three met at Cleveland
a short time since and it was found that
they measured nineteen feet.
" The steamer Commodore Stockton.
is advertised at Charleston, S. c.. for Cal
ifornia, with number OF Southern gen.
tlemen, accompanied with. .lha.irona: w. G. 4
The Jackson WsTie; Raymond, Acu.. Car
50, 900 slaves id. Also Tor sale by
heGorf Dr. s. d. HOWE &, Co, rrcprietors.
No.. :. College Hall. Cincinnati. Ohio,
D To whom all orde r. must be addressed.
vi Sept. 4, 1850. 37-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
ALL WRIGHT!

NEW DRY l:1sODS!--Iust received.
l. y fresh from Ncu York and Phiiadclphia md
now opening u Eat No. lG. Main strcet,) bv
Th:a<islcus Wright. an entire atn stock OF
Fail and Winter Dry Goods.
Embracing almost every description Of Foreign
and Domes;ic Goods. suitable for LADIES GEN
rLEMES and CniLpEEN's wear; ShawIs Bounets
Ribbons. Gloves. Hosiery, and Trimmings gen.
orally. In addition 10 the above, is
IFll 30 cases Boot. and Slaoc>.D
I&2O slOZ. Hat. and Caps. 90
CARPETS, GARRETT BAGS. UMBEELL.s &c.
n.rAs the undersigned is offering ENrIREI.y
NEW stock. purchased with great IN the best
>aarkefs, and being resolved to do business
THE princIple of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK PAY, he
feels confident that he can offer supe induce
ments to purchasers.
~ BE sure and find re RIGHT SroRE:-No
10. opposite B. Brghtwell's
THADDEUS WRIGHT
Richmond, 9th mo. Isth 1850 39tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
NEW GOODS!

VNHE~N ARRIVAL OF lsODDS!--
II Basil Bright well. has just received
from the eastern market and opened, supply OF
FAN :lmd Winter Goods.
Embracing genera; assortment ofxCloths
CasSimeres, Sattine1ts, rweeds, Jeans, Over
Coating. FIannrIs. Iinsrys &c, &c,
Prints of the latest tylrs aud patterns
Ginghams, Lustres. Mrrinos, Checks, prillIngs,
Irish Linens, h!enchcd and brown Musins
TIckIngs. Culored Carnbrics;
Umbrellas, Bonnets. Ribbons:
TRIM MlNGs AND NOTIONs:
PAddings. Canvass. six Twist. Buttons. Patent
Threads. spool Cottnns, Pins, Needles,
Gloves, Hosiery. BE. &c.
HARpw ARE, GL>ssw ARE aud OrErSswARE, in
general assorttnent; GROCERIES, etc, etc.
IJ'Ilis stock embraces general assort-
in-nt of all articles usually kept in stores. and
offered for sale accommodating terms and
al prices at which one can complain.
lie receives IN exchange for Goods: Bacon.
Lard, Beeswax, Feathers, and almost every
Mind of Country Produce.
Gj-W HEAT, FLAXSEED. CORN and OATS.
in demand at all times: for which will be paid
the highest markrt-pric in Cash or Goods
~ Call at No. Is, Main street
Richmond. Sept. Is. 1850. 3o,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25
German Empire.
Austria.

Hamburg papers have advces from
Vienna to the Goth ult.. stating that the
Messiah Cabinet have resolved to induce
the German Powers TO DIN a grand Diplo-
matte congress to be held at Vienna. At
this Congress the pending question of
European policy is to be discussued. a
new basis for the system OF State is to be
established.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

Good PnHr.-To make good paste.
that which will keep for a long time and
be ready for use when wanted. is wha,
few understand. The Colcraine Chroni-
Gle an Irish paper, contains recipe for
uood paS.c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
Observation-Disclosures OF TIE AGE
KAE'S UNITED STATES
Mercantile and misunderstanding
LSE-SENEESS RED EIEIEORX

CONTAINING full and complete register OF
" all the Wholesale, Commission and leading
Retail Merchants, Manu- acturers, Bankers, Hotels
and Business men, generally, in all the principal
cities in the United States, with valuable statistical
information respecting each city. In FOUR PARTS
NORTHERN, EASTERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
Each number will be complies in itself, contain
ing full register of the OF the business men
in all the cites of one section of the United States.
The names and different business all alphabetically
arranged, to render it easy OF reference.
The design of the publisher Is to make this work
a complete and correct Reference Directory
for all Business men.
The utility and necessity Of this work win be
acknowledged by al, as Merchants can, by refer
ence to it, discover glance, all who engaged
in a similar business to themselves.
Subscription to the four Numbers Complete S..
To a single part, 81 80. JULIO II. RAE.
Address, for further particulars, to the Publisher
No. "a Carriers Alley, Philadelphia, post paid.
feb20 wi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
AS "a Female Medicine
1t Is arithOatt a ripaZ,

This SarsaparlIla is a. sovereign and speedy cure
for incipient Consumption, Barrenness, ProlapsIs
Iteri or Falling of the Womb Costumes, Piles, Leu
corrhoa or Whites; INSTRUCTED difficult Menstrual
ton incontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge
thereof and for the general prosration OF the sys-
tem-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by irregularity, illness or acct
dent Nothing can be more surprising than Its IN
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. Persons OF
all weakness and lasstude, from taking 1t at once
become robust and full OF energy under It's influence
Itimmediatey counteracts the nervelessness OF the
female frame which is the great cause OF oarrenness
1t will be expected of Us In cases OF so dellcate
nature, to exhibit certificates OF cures performed,
but can assure the afflicted, that hundreds OF cases
have been reported tous Thousands OF cases where
families have been without children, after using
few bottles of this invaluable medicine nave Deeh
blessed with fine healthy offspring. 1t has Deen e&
preSsly prepared in reference to female Complaints
No female who has reason tosuppose she sapproac1
ing that critical period 'ths turn Of L'fe, shoulu
neglect to take it, eItan preventive LOT any
of the numerous and horrible diseases to whch leI
males subject at this time of life This perou
may be delayed for several yearsby using this med
lclne Nor is it less valuable for those who are APP
proaching womanhood, as it is calculated to- ASSIST
nature byquickening the blood and fnyigoratng the
system. Indeed his medicine is Invaluable LOT the
delicate diseases to which women subject.
1t Is the safest and most effectual medicine fol
purifying the system, and relieving the sufferings at
tendantupon child birth ever discovered 1t strength
ems both the mother and child prevents pain and dis
ease, increases ind enriches the food; those wht
nave used it think it is Indispensable 1t is highly
2sefui, beth before and after confinement, as it pre-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
ALLIS & ROwES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Shov-
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business o.
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess, they have thort ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters such articles will suit the market, Ind
are prepared TO sell goods as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CinciI matt
To CANAL CoNTRACToRs.-With especial view to
Canal works, they have on hand, and willb con-
stantly receiving large lots OF Spades and Shoves,
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll noursh TIE body,
cheer the spirits flour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRoDUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, " hich they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail TO please.
Nov. 9, '49-n 2l-tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-12
EYE INFIRM.ARY.
)RS. BRAY &FINCH wo.

I'D DRS. BRAY &FINCH would respect
7aS fully inform the citizens of Evansville, and
VICINITY, that they have associated themselves to
gether in the practice Of Medical, and Surgical dis
eases of the eye.
Not only physicians, but all must admit that the
wants OF the community require an Eye Intrmary:
nd that Evansville, from its commanding location
the most suitable site; it is a city which is access
ole rom all points; not only enjoying the COM
mercia advantages of three large navgable rivers,
but Is the terminus ofone OF the longest Canals now
known which will diminish the expense, and facil.
ltate trave important items to those who atiiict
ID with diseases of the eye
As to our qualifications, we can satisfy al! who
will favor US with cali that acquainted with
nc latest and most successful practice in ophhalmo
ngy, as now pursued by the most approved ocuisi
The EastanG West May 1904 v y