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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION
q G. y N O z
WASHINGTON, D.

THE undersigned Attorney and General
Agent at the city of Washington, oarrs his ser
vices IN procuring Bounty Lands ani Pensions
for those entitled. Being permanently located
at the seat of Government. with thorough
anu familiar acquaintance With the necessary
forms. autt raaiiue of business. and having &C
cess Ia Registers and Rolls filed In the Z. ,.
" ar Otiicr. he possesses facilities for thu spec
dy aud satisfactory adjustment OF Government
claims of every hind.
By IA late act of Congress, Bounty lands IS
granted 10 the officers aad Soldiers vi he war
of iSi2 and OF the various lncian wars. since
10. To those who served nine months, lou
acres. To those who served faar months 90
acres. And 10 those who served one month ~
Arrangements have been made with gentle
men OF the Legal profession III different sections
OF the country, for the location oil " arraat>,
and the sale of the patents; when issued, on the
most advantageous terms: for the payment OF
taxes, redemption oil LAMBS SOLD for taxes: col
eral Law business, in the different States anu
Territories
tie tenders his services 10 members OF THE
profession at Il Distance, and when claims against
The Government ale prepared by Il focal agent.
will asat- oic half of has usual fee. The n-c-
essary forms and instructions. aud Information
on all subjects appertainiEg to ii successful pros
ecutiou OF this business. Will br furnished to
regular correspondents without charge
Information cheerfa.iv given. aud all COM
inunicatsons promptly repiied 10. u addressed,
4re-gaid 10 CHARLES c. TUCKER.
Box l67. +. o. " ashing,on. d. Z.
Apply to Il. W. DAVIS, Richmond, la.
December II, 1850. 1T
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What are Birds good for!

The American Agriculturalist for De-
cember. just issued by Saxton & Blanch:
ard. in answer to this inquiry, relates the
following anecdotes:
elm connection with this subject. we
will give anecdotes related TO US las. win
ter by Gov. Aiken Of South Carolina, of
the rice birds. These little creatures
gather around the rice fields in harvest
time in countless myriads, and of course
consume considerable grain Some
years ago, .is.tssas determined 10 make war
up5sszkIieh. .@ru drive them out OF the
country; and the measure was in some
degree successful so far as getting rid of
the birds. what are birds good fort
The rice planter soon found. for with the
decrease Of birds. tho worms increased
30 rapidly that. instead Of few scatter
ing grains to feed the birds; the whole
crop was demanded to fill the Unsuitable
NAV of the army that came to consume
every young shoot. as fas. as they sprung
from the ground. Most undoubtedly the
birds were invited back again with a
hearty welcome. Rice cannot De cul,iva.
ted without their assistance.
"a few yeass apo. the blackbirds in
the northern part Of Indiana were consid-
0Ieu = ktiesCUS .!U'ShnCe 10 Inc IaTmer.--
Whole fields Of oats were sometimes de.
seroyed and the depreciation. upon late
euSn we're greater than can be believed.
81 told. The farmer sowed and the birds
Sesped. He scolded and they twittered
Occasionally a charge Of shot brought
down . score, but made no more impress
sion upon the great sea Of birds. III an the
removal Of single bucket Of water from
the great sal, puddle. A few years later.
every green thing on the land seemed
destined to destruction by the army worm.
Man was power!ess--a worm among
worms. But his best friends. the hated
hlackbirds. came 10 his relief just in
time 70 save when all seemed lost. No
human aid could have helped him. How
thankful should man be that God has Civ
- bin for bis companions and fellow la
,orers in the cultivation Of the earth.
hsss lovely birds. THE laborer is wor-
by Of his hire No honest man would
'hssa bird Of his spring and summer.
seTk.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
SlO.,..S Celebrated Medicines f.
Horses and Cutie.

No medicine ia use has accomplished no maB
extraordinary Cures. and given SO universal 50
,sf,c,ion in every variety aud stage VI cis-a1P,
or that has had extensive aud rapid . sato1o
Staan's p,utni-n nj aud Condition Powder.
Til. Ointmen is rapidly superscd.na all otlts
Ointmenis and Liniments for the cure oil FusA
wounds, Calls Of all kinds. Sprains. Rruisss.
Cracked heels. Ringbone, W indgais. Poll Esil,
Ca!tons, Spavins, Sweeney. fastala. Snfssa,
Strains, I.ameness. Sand Cracks, FauadsseA
Feet, Scratches or Grease. Mango. aud Hosu
Dist-mper.
The Condition Powder will remove NIL infamss
nation and fever. purify the blood. toesea ~
skin. cleans the water, and strengthen every.
part Of the body: aud has proved seserried
remedy ~ fol ID jug six~a<<s.
Distemp-r. Hide bound, Loss OF Apps, d
ward Strains. yellow Water. inflammation 81 tho
eyes. Fatigue from hard exercise: also. Rh<u-.
n,atsm. Commonly called stiff complaiss.f
which proves SO fatal TO many valuable hesse1
in this country. 1t is also safe and cestsid
remedy for coughs and colds which gcnerat y
many fatal diseases.
These remedies never injure, aud always essi
if the directions are followed.
U5-For further particulars and a multitude II
certificates of remarkable cures, get pamphlet
OF Agents.
w r. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 10 Lake street. Chicago. NJ
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A0R1QWnTUtRAN.
Farmers Dwellings.

We need . great Improvement in this
style Of building-comfort and convent
oucs combined with neat and simple ele-
Sance. Nothing expensive. gaudy or OBJ
Srusive, but graceful in form chaste in or
nsment, with quiet, neutral colors. sweet
y blending with the surrounding green.
sjl breathing the mir OF peaceful cain re-
pose on which the eve may rest with
pleasure. would gladly enlarge upon
this, did time permit. The houses should
not only be sheltered but adorned with
trees. none moro beautiful than those O!
our own forests.
A few choice fruit trees, Of various
kinds. with grapes and smaller fruits
which need but little care. with ornamen-
tai shrubs and climbers should be there.
None Of the adornmen,s Of beauty are
more graceful or attractive than fragrant
and blooming vines around the rustic
porch. And let there be a garden, too; il
need not be large one-not the unsi ght.
~. neglected patch, sometimes 50 mis-
called, intended for potatoes. and cabba-
ges, but a neatly arranged plot for shrub,
and flowers. laid out with taste, and kept
with care. Cultivate taste for flowers
and teach your children to love them
In doing 80 you will give them new sour
ces OF pleasuse-new faculties for enjoy
ment. And do not deem the time they
bestow upon them lost time; it is well be-
slowed and will yield a rich return, in
pure snd simple joys. and the cheerful
love Of home
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
Simple Remedy.

% This simple application Tor horses
feet which are brittle or hoof bound. |
learned from an English sheer, and hav-
ing tried il with good effect, and never
having seen it fail. send i. to you 10 be
used a. you may deem proper:
"Mix equal parts Of Gar and some sof
grease. having the foot clean dry, apl l.
it to..all parts. letting it run under the shoe
as much as possible. In bad cases the
application should be made every day for
. week. and then two or three times a
week. till the foot becomes strong and
omooth.-fCor. Family Cour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
CARRIAGE MANUFACTCRY

TENHE undersigned respectfully informs the
a. public that lie continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street, South of the Starr House,
wher. he makes to order all kinds of C. AR
RIAGES, Bugges, and all other vehicles III his
line. He also, keeps number of articles IN his
line on hand He believes his work Will com
pare favoraby with any manufactured in the
west-he uses the best of materials .snd for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
exceil-d. His prices moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past fayors he solicits a
continuance of patronage
JONATHAN MATHIS.
Sept. Is, 1880. BLY,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29

The Catawba deservedly stands at the
head Of the list of all American Grapes.
both for table use and for making wine.
ii is cultivated near Cincinnati, and from
IL excellent Hook wines have been made,
equaIIiDg the best that comes from Eu-
rope. Il can grow in all parts of New
York.
Tho Isabella is undoubtedly better
known and more extensively cultivated
than any grape in this country. II is
hardy and vigorous .and somewhat like
the Catawba. exceedingly prolific. both
kinds often producing ten bushels to a
single vine. From the Isabella an excel
lent wine is made. cquallng. when it has
. little age the best Madeira
The Elsingburgh is highly esteemed by
many ~ table grape. II is without
pulp. sweet and delicious flavor. the fruit
small but great bearer.
The Longworih's Ohio. or Scpar box
grape is an excellent desert fruit. but,
anal. very similar in appearance to the
Elsinghurgh-it is without pulp, and pro
duces large lunches SOMETIMES measur.
ing fifteen inches in length II ripens
early. and is an excellent bearer.
Norton's Virginia Seeding is in ap.
Psarsnce and size Of fruit very similar 10
Longwor,n's Ohio and Elsinsburyh is
very productive. both in the garden and
vineyard and especially at the South
wheSe msny:kinds 70, in the winter.
Tha White Suppernong. is the great
wine grare Of the South. and is found
growing wild from Virginia to Georgia.
It's known from all other grapes by It's
smaal leaves. which are seldom over two
or tSp~ipches in diameter. Al the south
u Is prod;gious bearer. one vine havir
p.cducft one hundred and fif'y gallons Of
excellent wine has been made ffom t!sfs
grape. This grape is only suited to the
climate OF our Southern States.
The Alexander. or Muscadel. is an ex
r.5ent grape. .and makes first rate rcd
wine. il is very hardy and is only sur
passed by the Catawba.
The Powell grape produces frui, tia
- easily preserved in jars for winter use,
and on this account should meet with
great favor. America will soon be able
no, only TO supply her own market with
good pure wine, but viii also be able TO
supply other nations
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
Railroad! Railroad: Ksaiiroad..

IHSHE stockholders in the Richmond and Nj,
Il ann Railroad Company hereby notified
TO pay ten per cent Of the Stock BY them re-
Gently subscribed, 10 the undersigned Treasurer
at his store in the city Of Richmond, on or be-
fore the lst day nj q month, ISL And sub
sertbeTs To the old stock notified that two
instruments are now due, which ii not paid are
subject TO ten per cent damages. All the in
ste9fne His viii be received at The above named
place. The company allow : per cent inter
in stock all sums paid in on the ne " sub
seription, and il is hoped that ~toe khoiders will
pay up. BY ori-r Of the Board Of DIRECTOR.
b. STRATTAN, Tresssrrr.
Iith mo. 29th. lc5u. As-tf
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One square or less, one year. 800
One square or less, changesbl- monthly. ~ 90
One square or less. chang-abie weekly. ~ %
One quarter of a column, change quartz r. Is 90
One half column, chang-abie quarterly. rs on
One column. change able quarterly. so On
Business Cards Of ; lines less. per anuuu 4 90
Other cases not provided for, charge able -
conformity with the above rates.
No advertisements 10 be considered 1vs -
year unless specified on ihs manuscripts, o. -
viously agreed upon between the parties
Announcing candidates for Office 81 psvaiae
inosviatiy IN odcsace.
All adveriise meU;s from Strangers q fsan.
sicnt pc ssons TO be paid for in advance.
Deaths inserted without charge nniess1oeeem.
panied by obituary notices. and when % secorn-.
panied, to be paid for at oue-haIf -sdssssisiSs
rates.
Religious notices inserted graiuitously.
All notices Of deaths and tributes 81 res.eef
by any OF the Benevolent Societies Of IL. az
10 be charged half price.
The fee for advertising divorce eases INSET -
paid in advance, or they will not Be Inserted.
The privileges Of yearly advertisers . esasnA
only 10 their ow immediate busipess.
For pobiishing calls for meeaisRs os noejeee
fer celebrations 1t The saae Of ose-kalf ~ psie
Of cemmes advsrGsisg..
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Severe Deafness Cured,

The following is extract from letter lsteiy
received from distinguished ply stefan ID the State
of Virginia:
a II. CHnf~rE, NJ. p.-psEr Sir: Ore Of nv
patients. unknown TO me, obtained your Gxtr1Hte
Beit and Necklace. with the Magnetic fisEI, FIR a
serious affection of Deafness he was tAat OF
tssy whose ScFwoa. Ssss raucn atsosieEce.
and her general hcaith poor. Much dome pre-
vcusly TO .le application Of the Belt hat with very
little snt feel il onis right tell YOU that
since she commenced weaving the Belt AMI using the
Fluid, bn. few weeks ago she has ENTIRELY
RECOVERED HER HEARING. ami her general
health is better than Tor sewerai years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29

4 LII, the Medicines aud Books advertised -
n ~. u. SLOAN are sold BY J. Hsw~lls -
CO.. Richmond: Raymond & Co.. CambEidgo
civ. Woods g. Dill. Centsesiise. j. N LeAsdr&s
Dsbiiu; ]. Weaver. knigh..iown; E. MisaAalit
Eaten. 4s-z8s.E IA
SLOAN'S FAMILY OlNTNASlSzts y
l. mild, safe, thorough. and the CREATES Gxaees
nal Remedy ever used. Ii 10 composed ~ YER
ea~b,e Extracts. ANA possesses power pnelnsHed
ia the aun.ls Of Med,ciae for NE csss - 1nGa0-
,,,..niy.rsaiiy ack nowlsde<d - be IN iafal-
Gh. remedy, in every where Il hes bees
faithfully applied the h"ms" SYSTEM for pro-
noting !n=ensihie Persp'ra,,op. aud :. s"s.'. -
hIa IN ali diseases Of the flesh. Obstinate u.
Gers, Old Sores. Chiib!ains. Sore Throat. harsas
Cuts, Cu,aneous Erapi,ens. Sore Nipples. Sore
Breast, Diseases Of the Eve. Ague ~ the Face
Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords. Pain in ihs
Side, Back. and other parts Of the syssrm Bessas
seald Head, Bruises. Fresh Wounds. Piles. aaA
every Kind Of sores containing tue feast rar'.c.s
Of Infiama,ion, are permanently cured BY th1
sreat remedy. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29
ST. A MS
HORSE OINTMENT

suprrseding all oiher Oint III asad l.nu,e MA.
for the cure Of Horses Caitl-. aud other DonrS.
lie Animals. A free Of this Oninle nj cures
Immediately all
FRESH WOUNDS AND CALLS,
without leaving IA Scar. Its effects are perfect.
" magical in the Of these Injuries.
FOR SPRAlNS. STRAINS or BRCISEsA
nothing ha, ever been discovered that compares
with Soans Ointment.
WIND & ALLS CALICS AND CRACK ED
HEELS.
are cured at once bv the use Of Slosn's Oint.
ment, if the directions are followed.
SPAWN. S\V r:;sNEY AND RaNGBONr.
No mistake about curing permanently ait
these Complaints. by faithful application of
Sloan's Ointment. =.
FIsrULA. POLL EVIL DISTEMPER.'
Sfoan's Ointment .nI Condition Powder neY.
er fail to r. store the animal sound as ever.
FOUNDER AND t'ONrR tGC::D FEET.
Sloan's Ointment and Condlsa. Powdcr.hsvs>
no equal III the cure al these compininas- This
Ointment viii prevent contraction Of ih- Jahts.
Remove ridges, soften ana toucbcH the feet, aud
the Condition Powder Is CERTAIN to remove an
internal Fever .n.! Stiffness.
~GRA Ti.Is,> OR GFsi.4-I. tND MAMIE.
.iAent@i ii ME nf.eets ~ Eg~sk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1851-01-29

A cCOr0tOn4, of various styles, tones anu
IA finish, from common TO the hest. may be
found at J. B.-HCNNICrTTS
Nor. Ia, 1850 - A5-n
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Relieved III 81 TIours:-.

4 NOIVH KfclsCveU III HOVTS...
" HrFF's PULMosic EALs.n, is warranted to
relieve the worst cough IN txenty-four hours
The terms OF sa Il are these: 4 person getting a
bottle Of it for n hours. and il h.. gets
no relief in that time, he is then TO cork up the
bottle and return it and his money will be re-
landed to him. The proprietors have no fears
in thus warrantnc it, as they are satisfied that
ii will not be returned
IHo~eis & Co., Agents for Richmond and
vicinity; they also authorized TO appoint
Agents for the sale Of it.
Richmond. Sept4I, 1850 sstf
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acts. Facts. Eacss...
SHAKER SAEssAT'4ssELLA.

As prepared by Dr. 5. d. HOWE, has been the
means Of permanently curing more diseases to
which the human family continually sub
Ject than any other preparation Of SarsapariI.a
ever yet brought before the public.
The purity and efficacy OF the Shaker prepa-
ration IS we'll known. aud requires long list
OF certificates and cures to introduce II IT. IN
creased demand for the past twelve wears Is lis
best recotnm. ndation.
THIS medicine has established its itigI, repn-
fatiou tErou gisout New YORK and N-s1 II lamp
sflir-. and the Eastern STATES generally. hv its
numerous ani we'll atte~ted cures; aud also bv
the Fecomine ndation and approval of first
PHI, sicians, who now /. ia their private prac-
tire.
1t i the only S..rsaparila that the iv-
er. kidneys. and Hood at the time. which
renders it altogether more valuable TO every
one. particularly 10 females
Dr. Mu>sey, Professor in the Ohio Medical
College says The Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, a1d raconm- nds them to tie public.
No MEHcuKY-no MISEnAr-no Poisonous
DRUas in the Shaker SarsapariIia.
REMEMBER,
!, is warranted 10 be purely and entirely Veg
il has equal.
Be you enquire for DR.. s. d. Howe's
Shaker Sarsspariila. snd take oih-r
Price = per boti!s-G bottles for 50.
For sale by
Dr. s. ID. HOWE & Co. ProprietorS.
No. Z. College Hall, Cincinnati. Ohio,
To whom al orGe Rs must BE- addressed
For sale by Irwin Reed Richmond: w. 6. &
A. Grimes. CensrevilIe; Raymond, Il Co, Cam
bridge city. Inf.
Oct 9, 1850. 31-Iy