Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 14, Number 38, 13 September 1844 — Page 4

PALLADIUM. RICH10SD, INDIANA, FRIDAY MORNING, September 13, 1844.

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From tie Daily Siraighiout. WHIO &OXii. i9-ttfVct' Address." , . 1 !

tt:il-l your country tan,

Rsiiy forward one and ail;

Oil you depend het rise or fa!!, Thm be not idle now : Rise with patriotic zeal. Advocate your country's w eal ; All vt;o for their countiy feel, No that spirit shcr.v ! Give notour great nation's rule, To one who is a party too' ! A rTioT ot the ancient school Snail our leader be.' Sho.j. the name of Henry Clat ! For the great Statesman clear the way; With hnn we're sure to win the day, The Peoples'' man is he ! Ye fought with (I arms' ., Ami with yu ir cbiel the viciory won; Now with Kentucky's nub'e son On to viciory ! The ship ef Slate he'll safely guide. Thro blustering wind and swelling tide 1 Americans will see with pride Our land's prosperity! J. w. I.

THE l'OKE STALK. Air 'The Poachers.' There was a spotted tree frog, he sa' upon a poke. If opcn'd wide his little mo ith, ami thus began to -rmk : Says he this p'ike it-ilk now is green, but the Coon will come nexl fill. And hc',1 chaw op ilii poke "t ilk, leave Sc berries au3 nil. The poke wee 1 is of no account, i; is a useles-i thing ; Some people c it it off for gteen?, nht early in the eprinz ; It docs to - l f if greens in jrhi;, bjt if it stani, til! fall, 1 1 is a monsiro is worthless vv ceri ,an l good for noiiim ; at all This poke ltV .-tew in Tenor 's, but folks disliked llie vvee.1, A nd ( iov. Jones, lis hop i it down, before i t w eol to see 1 ; Now it is sprouting no Again, and growing rank and tall. Bat the coon wiil conse an 1 cn:iw it up, luaves and berries in I all. Now says tiiis spotted tree fr-, I'll maki an end of my ".nig ; I mean to leave this poke st.i :k, before the coon comes along; I'll inver st.-ty on t.iis p ike 9;.ilk, till tho coon conies along in the fall. For he'd ewollow me with this poke slnlk; and never know it at all ! E9a?.-.oivii Iron mid ISrans FOUNDRY. f I "MI E uo 'ersined hive commenced llie FOUNDRY M tiieiiit---i iii ihe town of llHf rtowii, Wayne (oim'v, Indiana,

A.VOTUER

MRS. wimck; ok REMARKABLE CURE BY

USLYG i

riE subscriber has ft,r h:re, ci

bugies e.n-1 well t::.i- h'.--

suited to the tines. Richmond, Marcit IClis, Hi .

rv it-

LEV1 i.i RK.

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co.sinriio.! Among al the famojs medicines for Consumption, none seems to be meeti ij with greater s iccesj. or gaming a 11.41 er reputation than that mo-t wonderful ariicie, Wiitar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. That it stands at trie head ot other remedies is now universally conceded. It hai curod thousands upon thousands of all classes in cases of the most dangerously censuinptive character. And physicians of the greatest eminence ttiroogaout our whoie co-miry unhesitatingly recommend it, as the MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE of Pulmonary diseases in the m hole ra: ot Pharmacy. The sales in the Western Stales have thnsfar been unparaileled ; and the most gratifying proofs of its efficacy have been receive.! Iroin every place wnere it has been used. Tnousau is of Con s ii in I ire Patient have alieaiiy tested iij exalted virtues, a. id co.i(eie ! Us surpassing, excellent and Bmaiinr poer. The remarkable fuirce;s of this FJal-'am is no doubt o in in a r!t

I tnea'are lo tne peculiarly agreeable and powerful n mire of I its ingredients, it is a I FINT. IIKKUAL JJI'DICIXK; Composed chiefly of WILD CUKliliV HARK and the Jeimme ICFLAND .MOSS ri,,e Uitcr impone.-i cxpre?H j lor this porpof-,) tie rare medical virtues of winch ere al- ; so i-'itiihine d by a new chemical process, uiili the Extract j f I "i tons rendering the a iioi. con. pound li.e m-itt cer- ' tain nod eificar-ious le.i.ndy t .er i is-ov t-red fur

if J.ltli'JS.

on sit iiqitnn tj

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VHI ESCAMPMEST. For the purpose of securing a uniCirmity in the order and management of the proposed Camp Meeting, the committee of General Arrangements, recommend to the Clay Clubs and the Whigs in general of Wayne county, to organize themselves ant! go to the camp ground, if possible, on Thursday evening, prepared with as many tents as may be convenient, and with provision to entertain as many persons as it is possible, if not at their tables, by handing it out to such person as may be there encamped. It is further recommended that on Thursday and Friday, each mess, made up of citizens of Old Wane, and who may have a tent there, prepare dinner, and entertain as many srran gere as conveuient. That each tent shall have a banner, bearing the name of the respective Clue, to which it is attached, ad such other inscriptions as fancy may dictate. The general committee on provisions, provinder, fce. will have depot from which to dispose, gratuitously, such articles aa they may have there collected. The committee of general arrangoments have appointed

the folio-wing sub-committees: j Contwtiffce for the purpose of soliciting and recvint; j contribution! nf provision and grain. Any, Ac. Enos IliH, ' Amos To'.vnsend, Thomas Stevenson, William Hennett, ; Fleming Wesson, Jeremy Mansur, James Fryer, Elir.u : Morrow, Daniel Clark, Samuel Sullrins, Cor . Vansant, ' D P. Holloway, Theron Park, Lewis Hurk, jr , Jeren.i.!i Meek, jr., Ed. Burton, end Solomon Homey. j Committee I t receive and entertain invited guests. Irvin Kee l, James E. Reeve', Lewis Hnrk, sen , John Barnes, ! and Joshua Harvey . Committee to provide dinner and entertainment for the j Ladies . Capt. J. W. Maxwell, Oeo. Parry, S. E. Iredell, Kam'l R. Lippencott, Win. B. Leeds, Jeremiah Meek, jr., j Isaac Kinsey, Stncey Wilkins, James I!u;hci, J. S. Lyle, E. II. Dickinson, Benj . Vansant, and Samuel Dugdnle. Committee on If fug Head-(Quarters. Wm. Meek, S , Edmonson, Wm. Dalby, Sam'l Sincx, and Wm. Conkle. Committee on li'tnnert. Irvin Reed, Isaac Evans, Cor. j Cook, Edwin Vickers, Win. Hart, and B. W Davis. Commille to Sel rl Office. James Rariden, Caleb B Smith, Lot Bloonifield, James Perry, and David P. Hollo- , i. y. j Tho following resolutions wero pnssoil at a j meeting of the (Jeneral Committco of Arrangeincuts, on Saturday overling, 31st ult. :

' Resolved, That no man bo allowed to sol! spirituous liquors upon or near tho camp ground, and that wo as the committoo of general arrangements plodgo ourselves to prosecute cvory violation of the law restraining the retailing of spirituous liquors, ns far as thoy may como to our knowledge. l?oa.T vtt TIi n t thrt rnmmi ) r r rornni.

, , . . . .,, , . I hey will keep for sa'e, an assnrtuiei.t of A.vnmovj, mend that 03 many W'hlgS Ot W ayilO township as Wagon ll.xr., cast Com.ar Blocks, Ploioh Sharps, can find it convenient, procuro tents, and tho AS 'V'"' lttos Hl,d al1 liie variety of articles made m round ries.

commuieo wouiu suggest as an easy pian to o ; i .rtditm,, to the abo

tain those tents that each family is necessarily i under tho necessity of purchasing a bolt of un-

bloachod muslin for winter use, and it can bo '"'V, .n,'V"p".,.'q,t"1 1" ",y ",ade '". ,h" 7",otr"' 51"1 L;o'',",,,l,;'ed li use "l "'" b-v s;vin; her

FAIR

WARN INC:

rnv term or olhi-e u

K-r e;i!-e. I

my FEES by due procer vt la.v, a n 1 nose win htve ha i W:ii in C' irt. w u i t: tlie COSTS, f-ef i-e ad , i 115! ;rt accrue no time to be !..- i'. jo:in 1 :n!.i:v, c I ;.!revi;;e, J me -J,

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a r 111 2.ied t:Vers

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IJr un er? 'Z.'.f .1 or.ers ior n e. a iir;o

e'h: miles nor;h- e-t of Uicnnton.l in a ne

1 ptr;i5:nt neitirn; ii.io roiii c-ie r1.' e !r-,n a 'meeting hous, and tiie same iii.tan -e a

cburh. The FARM rnnta :n alio it ! 'i.' a --r quality, and 70 acres is in 1 stale ot cuiti'.atoii is on the premises a very coiiif ifti'-'p '-.o.i-r1, i- i:, cessnrv out-huil !in;;s a joo.i a n ! - i: -: -i 1' orchard a never l.tilin; srlnj; ol ex --:-:.e:ii v:i: Farm will be sold on rtasnni .mc tcrin1, t-i 1'ie i pavinents, and possession will be given tit anv t-.i

.Sifst Sift 1 at the h'IKMv STOKK,

bewamen. 1 ms larin is a '.ieira:-.e 1 nc, vv'shin t? purctiae nun t b. lifr -;:.ir !

c jntrv. In 11 re of .' V!I"

1. 1 iii-re 1 t'?s ne1 a e r. Tiie ;r.ce am! 1 e it iojiv i

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Near ti. , 1-11

Market llou-e, in Hi '

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Tfir foil xrinz ue h.irr juit received from .V ssrt. Juslm A I

li'jivc, triig.fi-ls, in .Vr'ra, k, in t.'ns Sl.ite, J whom it u as communicated by J ilin ll'imer, Es't ., citizen nf j

tiurii-igton, I.irkittg toi;i (J.'uo.

CITY HOTEL, COKXHR OF MAIN" AXi) ntCXT MlllIK ilK'llMOM), INDHXA.

Ill IS Ilo'je is ejaiij onene !. !-y l ie 1 1 if ; - if i

tiie en'.erMin-u:il til iri v -i!' ' J ; li I 1 e .i!-.-:

i?ie..'f s iii s fie-t exeri'ons l r t:i'- r im 1 nn 1 a - innr. tion of those who 111a v ta"r hi in i 1 t'-ir ; - !r M AkSlIAl.I. IliH IAN. 1 Richmond, Ajist -id, 1-11. :.'.'-

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be fc!od to

of all v-h.i

Richmond

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recriv e an i vv:

may favor lius:

h and warranted l' j

JOSH I A V. Nov 1 7th.

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- " t -. a 1 the !,';- he wi!1 tr.'i I .r t;ie ,-a.iiliiu Work ii, 1-i.v i'-ir cn-ii NMCI'TT. I'd if

ioo ot bu-

k In. is

10 fornisti,

and are now prepared to fill nli orirrs m, tiie 1 r

neas. I hey will in.tke, to order, ail kinds ol SI ILL lR().'is; a randy of Cocking, 'Jen and ,S,r lUale, and Vailor S'J'Ql' t-.S; H ood's I'atent, Ifmun J'citcork; Sloop's and Hi-Jonsin Pl.OL'fi I IS, I, Right and l.tjt II inded. .fj., it first rule urtuic

i1Jih SlIIsl.S; IIoLI.ow WAHKof all

(fC7 l ney have aixo inaile arrangements snjienor workmaonhip, all kinds of

Card inn Mncliinery, I'owfr Looms, Threshing Machines, of ililterenl kinil, Kc. &c.

ve, they will make, to order

BELLS

IE subscriber ivoold inl ti;i trtr.,-

iers, that he iill continvtee t n S n:

K.m iM.Tov. I.in Ca D IW 1 1 nairiiu. on me corner of .Main an I . i."

Messrs. Jiisnv St. Rimr: At v..,ir mui I 'h.uli!i Sold sianJ formerly orcuniel bv A Sid Ittl.

i transcin t to yon a sta lenient c.f the case o M rs. imer and child, as neur as I am able to commnnicate. which von ire

j at liberty to publish if yon se tit, as I feel a desire to in- i done w ith ilespat

form the w orld of the eilecis of ih invalunule mediciin'

.called Wistar's H-liam of W lid Ciierrv, to which by the

j (liviue blessing, 1 am .ndebt'rd for tiie restoration to health of my vtite and child, j About ft .-a ears ago, Mrs . Winter was attacked with a i violent ciugli, pain in the chest and side, and symptoms of I approaching contuuiption. Onring the intervals from that tiiim to sometime in f'ebrn.iry last, sns had hcen tieiited by r. 11 i ieiu I'n vsicians tiijin I lica, S3 lvania, Homer, Calhnm 1 and Newark, and wilh only partial relief nf the inot or- ', gent symptoms About one year ago, she caught a violent , cold, whicn sealed upon the Lungs, producing an alarming j ar t vatnni ot ali her previous symptoms. Her Phi sicin n

waseem for, and tlrspiio his best ertoris, she began rapidly

1 to unk under her disease. I'mijli, Expectoration, Ilrctic, together with night sweats, soon reduced her to a complete skeleton. In I ebrnnry la.v, l:er attending Fliysician, dci 111e.l her ca-e nltngeihtr hopeless, a council was called, and ' after deliberating upon her case unanimously pronounced her to be beyond the re rich of means, and txpiessed their opinion that she cou'd s jrvive but a short tune, one or two I weeks at farthest. Sne asal this time Blithely confined j to her bed, and scarcely able to articulate, except in a wh:?1 per. Iler daily paroxysms of c nothing would Inst her nninterr iptedly Iroin 3 to 5 hoars, nn1 ) severe were they, that we did expect that every paroxysm would be the lust. : "Ihe physiciaiv; in council pronounced her Lungs, Li .er, i Kidneys, Spine, and Mucus Membrane of the Stomach to J ha incurably diseased. It was at this last extremity that j we happened to obtain a pamphlet desribinj; Dr Wisiar's j Balsam of Wild Cherry, as applicable to Lu. g affections, i We immediately sent to vou nod nrorured a boitle. and

- AU;K i;l ( , . .s ,, k....

Wuioil are orieie.l evlr.itwlw l.. ii.r . . .

Lai.e y.jartn Family Bjh;es f,r !,",!.

;.-.' ii,dS .Yaturat J tutors, of Auinn.'s. I?irds, Fishs.. le;.i ,.es, and ,n,.ci, iliustraied with numerou, and beaa-

' v J "t" eoihor l -View t "Letters nn L'uiversa! Iii.ir.rv" A- t-

: :e , oivnne This wutk 1 particularly Japled 1 e use -.tools and Families, f.irnui.g the m.t eleU wiilte.i nd complrie work va the subject of Natural Hmf.i'V evrr pnbl.fhed, an! is worthy ot the special attention

.1 the i etchers oi all our Scho.iis and Academies. ., iids .alttral History of .Jjiima's, illustiatsJ with j 1 - JiiKi'.'iy colored tntavitis. I 'ina'it llnf - i, or Jin Js, illustrate.! with 12 beautif ' I v C"!"-ed cncsviiis. J J'c 1 I'lerif.'.n CUislf'it I! ; or 'Youth's t.'uide or the 1 w,y to wet't'i. h-Mi-.r, and ilisti:rti, n, Ac: mntaimns

i""' uri-t.-r toi me art m l Jniff. e most rt in ml toe American Chesterfield lo general ; r ut l .oi.i ijer-on i.arli. ulnriv. as one of Iha

1 ;- t '.v .-.. -d t. ki.ii u.si l.nieu'i n-rn ()jWiliel in this , 0 ini.-v . I; c.-ni 1 t f r l-.i ;;; y n pprcciate.l, nor its peru(s.il he on.iro'l'ii'tiv c nf ati"hict: jn en! unef j!m ss i i'Ur Da i'itrr's Owv ' ':; or I'ract.csl Units from a j Father to In, l ii-iv(. Tn.s one ( tiie most practical '": tioly B.niLiie ire li-e u 1 trp cu'itire and discipline o i Icniaie mm. I, which has lulluilo been 11 iblislied in thi

. i intry, and the putil.-hers are very confident, from the ; 'at demand for this invaluable little woik, that ere lon it iii be 1 -u 1 in the liiirurv ol every yutK lady. (in! ftmit'i'r -'ittitmttid .Wilurr. in -J villa. 1,e ,.t , f,.t ' -

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r 1

mi mini" ill ii.L39 a hi CO 111 HOP 1 1 1 Oil llSe.l I :l tl.n rni.l......

made up into a tent without destroying its value timi of machinery.

fur future U90 others might without income- . ta.r.'rartT,. .f,,riI1,,s ''tc,""' . - , H.AXMi.D, WHEAT, HOUSES,

niuucu prLHuru a tjuujuy ui wuyuii covers ana afiprover country produce, sow tho m together, and thus comfortable touts! ' LEATHER, may, at but littlej eofet ami trouble, bo speedily ! They will ti No keep for sale a va-iety nf Eastern and

made

one tea simon

fall, and such was ihe surnrisint effect, that she was nbl to

pass a comfortable night's rest, without expeneu "iityj any paroxysm of couehinjt, and such was iis ultimato ftl'ci t.

that afier taking fi

44 His (Polk's) views on the taritF so

ronD with Mr. Clay's that both parties aro satis

fied with tho expressed views of both." JefTor- j sonian. : .MARK TIIE DIKFEREXf K! , The follow ing letters from Mr. Clay and Mr. ' Polk, alike explicit and direct, leave no room for further doubt or cavil as to their relative position j on the TarifT. Let every man rotid for himself, ; and judgo who comos up to the standard:

at f.nr tirices for

m. I all nrL.-i.j r I mat aner taKmg nve oottlcs she was, contrary to the tx-

J pnctations of her physicians, and eirery one who saw her. enj tirely restored to health; end jince lat summer hns done the entire work of her family Aftr ): lust mn- k of

.ilrs. Wimer, our youngest child, then an infant al the

country tanned SOLE and I'PTEIi LEATHER. C ALF breast was taken down, and rapidly sinkine, with the ame

; SKIN'S, HAI!. ESS, and IRIIf,E LEATHER, which ' "V'nptoms as its mother, and seeing the happy effect of the will be exchanged for HIDES, SfCI.YS, and TALLOW. Balm in the case o! ihe mother, wero disposed 10 make Well AC- They will sell Leather at cah prices . j trial of it for the child, and it was attended with the same

WKJCllXS tic RODGERH. ! ,efi,ct July 11 1,a-ll on.f f I he above siatemit can be attested by our physici-m as

-4

DR. DLXCAX S EXPECTORANT REMEDY FOR

C o li s u in Dtio n A r

Jioitr Cure I'crformr.d fij Dr. Dtinrn-i's h

r c s 1 (i

A.i el

ti ! cti'in nl , Mus-

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b it '. j

-l lot h iie ;

tlifl'ft lr lie ttiver t-.-d fci.-ur i.'-i a l: -ri it:, t.

I ,i!

Mrs

MR. CLAY.

Ashland, Juno 2'.Uh

1811

Dear Sir: I have re

ceived your favor, sta

ting that our political

MR. POLK'. Winchester, Mav v IS 13.

To the People of Ten

nessee: Tho object which I

opponents reprosent me,had in proposing to Gov- 1 as being a friend tojornor Jones, at Carroll-1 protection at the North villo, on the 12th of A- I and for free trade atipril last, that wo should tho South; and you do-jeach write out and pub- j sire an expression of my lish our views and opinopimon, under my ownjions on the subject of a j hand, for the purposelTaritF, was, that our res- j

well as our neighbors and ficqoaintn rices, who saw

V imer daring ihe course of her sickness. Ve:v truly, yours. Ac. JOILV WI.MEIL I Inrliii:lon, Licking Co , O. j Price $ per bottle, or six bottles for j j. j For sale in Cincinnati, only by I SAXFORD vt PARK, j Xo. 15, Fourth St., belween Main & Sycamore Sold in Richmond, at the HOOK STORE, j and, also, al REELS' DRUG STORE. I Also, in Paris, O. and irt Winchester, la., by Dec. 1st, 1 5143. (13) COTTOM jfc JOXES. I

COM STOCK'S VEGETABLE VERMIFUGE,

Bristol's Extract of Sarsaparilla, For Impurities of the Blood ;

ot correcting this misrepresentation. I am

afraid that vou will findiundorstood

the ctTort vain to correct

misrepresentations o f j

pective positions might ' be distinctly known and '

bv the poo- '

For sale at the Richmond, Stay 3!, 1341.

BOOK STORE.

Itemedij -.Mr. Fhiness To.n ! ins-in. ncn ki .1.1 ui conn iv , certi'ies till t his n

seriously aliilC'ed wi:h disease of liio I. f mr years. 1 1 is symptoms were e' iiit cnand uijjht sweats, attended wuii a -nertii of the .system, si.oivin wll svoipbiui nl

firie.' HaTin!! used various nin-liti.i'-

and as a lat resoit vvtis dtteiu-.iu' I l ' U Dr. Duncan's Exuertiirant Kerni-dv, w m

the fluent in Zninsvilic. and am iiappv t" s lie, tu,t this uieilicine aiu-viiy d'-l rrui'ivc his lung, and iiml'y restore I him t.. pcr!ibeing upw ards of ni ic nienths an 1 his in.2 perfectly healthy. Always o-k lor I'r I'o rsnt Remedy, and be sure vo l ;ei it l'nn

13, North Eighth street, Pliiia'lel (i. i .1.

T is an indisputable

ruin cmt'i it ra linn.

loveliest ol the lnnale

grave; the unconscious ii'tiiiis nf i!icir r'iv;n 'i'u1 From the Register of Mortality we I; " 1 the r! Females far ev:ee-I those of Male-, no 1 that th

est portion die in the bin in o! youth hi f re they attain ihe age of twenty-live, yea, twenty 1 'uifinii;-tio:i i a d sease that spreads its insiduou? raynct throo.d.out t-.c I inverse, and nips both great and small. Listen, t'ut-n, to a warning voice which echoes conaian'.!y in your ear, an i uard yourself from the fir-t increasi.iz seed ol this din-

ease which is certain to knit its fstnl threads nnd huiry yi.u

Kim, .-u.HHiy miiiu. m ni iiiuuj.iii.'.-: n hi. inn i -ciontrv; an I of I f.om'en a new nn-l iuieresiing memoir,

Its poisonous la ns an-'l j on nee I u not. tl tn i . sunn oi . , .,warf, ,,f tw enty new Poems, for the li

fact, f !f 'in n iwi m

f x fail v r h r I v

1 t i I -fft -f- i i ' III n-iilh lll-.iv --.ien r lo be :i n"- I'" i"'t'i-;-a 1 i liir c, o.

r ri-i is n n 1 vs'f the f i i rr si end it .i un un I . iiir. v

tihs of (T'ent-

delicate eenhi', exquisite feeling, llie must hartnonicue metre, and tne liapp.est diction are al all valvied.' This is a w.irlv tiiat should be in lha library of every fmuly, being '" t'y ie ol tiie most islcntnl authors m ihe English la nj ua -n . MORMON EXPO-ED The History of ihe Sainls, or an expose nf J.ie Smith and M mnionism, by John C. i ennell. 71V I'm led SlutcS 1'iartiral liictipt Hock, or Complete I? k o Reference lor tilt Mauul.tcimer, Tim li'smau, Ag- ( ic.iliu: ial or Ho'i'ekreper, i-oiiti ioiin; many thousand valua'.dp ireeipts, in all the uelul mi I domestic urls, by a prac-ti.-fil chemist f iib'Sr .Vuririr , cuitriiiiiiw ihe I irr i, r n t inn of Indepm,. If nee; the i 'onstitittion nf tie I ni n u Stales; uol.iical ite fiii:tn.ii, tv iih (;u etions deisnt.1 l.ir juivate u,r, and for llie 1 1 0 i.f schools. Price, (j cents. 'fii:' Slot k llaiser't Manual; a (.'nide to ihe rniin and i in prov men t ol fettle, being n Treati-e on li'eir liierds, M .i nn iciiieu I n u 1 I 'isi nt'e-s. I!y V. Yotuut, author nf a I i e:i tis- on the I iore,' with nut nc runs i)!uun linns. This work will be fniin.l of the grealcs; iiupiiriiince lo lariiters .nil faille lini-i-M throughout llie I'nited Slates, mid -non!. I be in tiie possession of every Farmer, as it is tl.a most complete work on ibis subject ever published . .Vu.'i.'i' I'l''i'lr r Sistun of J'an it-ri ; ion prising a genml nescri j'lion ol the noble nod u.- lu! aii.miil, the Horse, t ):etber wilh liie ibkesiaiit simp'csl mode of tatteiung, iiecr-D'- ry treatment w bile mideiou. fxecssive fatigue, or mi a journey ; the construction mi i management of stables; .! itierent marks lor asct i in ininjj tl.e ne of a Horse: a 'so, a concise account of l ie diseases to winch the UoikO is subnet; vv i iii s o h ren.ed es as lon ex per k nee has proved in be el:Vc;u,i!. !y Richer 1 Ma-mi, M. D , formerly of Sorry county, Va. .M imh edition, w till additions. To which is ml led, a I'uze I'.ss iy on Mules, and .Jn 'lpprtidir rantainir j; ot ;er tnni nitd recipes for tiie cure ol most of the Common distempers incident to Ilntses, Oxen, Cow. Calves, Sheep, La in I ik, Swine, I Jogs. Ac. Ac Selected from liflen nt nnibors. A l"0. an i ddenda. cootaininu Annnls of Vie J'u f, -1 inrri. ati Slwi Until, s. Rules for Tr inln. Ka-

; nu, A:i'. 'i he pu!il iheis have rccei'.ed numerous ffatter- . in nntiees of li'C reiii practien! vain'- of these woiks. The .ii.si ioo i.she-rl f-.! nor ol ihe Ameiienu Fanner, speaking nl ; !i'.i, ob-erve- "Wir cannot too (vli'y recoiitiiieurl thesa : h-.vil.s, and iheieloie advi e eveiy owner of a horse to oli- ; 111 ill t V'ltt." I li.id's J'.tjntlar Si,fr ni of Furriery, 'aulit on a new 1 it. d e.iy p n.i, hem a Tn.itise on Mil diseases and acciI. nts lo which ihe i ior-e is linb'e V i th consiue rable af- ; 'liti.uia an I iuipoo emems, ad.ipted pa riiculi ily to this country, by 'JI.i.iikis M. Smith, Veterinary Sui'oii, and .Mm! er of the I. on !on eterinnrv Mr dieal Society, j Jot-pU'U' ( I'iax i'is) ll'otl.t, ! y the late Win. Whiston, I A. M. From tne hint London edition, complete. As a I mutter of ennr-e, every family in our country h.is a copy of J tiie Holy Uible am! rn the preeiimplion is, the greater ! portion often e-msu'i its p!ipe,we laVe the liberty of fcnying ! to all those that do, tliat the perusal of the. writings o( J u- : -ej-'ius wiil he foiind very ititeresiinj; an I instruriiiiir. I U;,itiiis ll'urk. compleie in I vo! , including nil Ins sup-ln-e-s.id nn 1 attributed Poems. 'I bis edition lo,e beei caie-l-illv compare 1 w ith Ihe recent London edition , Mr Alur- : my, and made ronuilete by the addiliou of more than fifty paaes of poems heretofore publifheo in England. Amort!; i these nre. a n iuibtr that have never appealed in any Artierienu r liiion ; and the pulilishers believe they are warranter! j in snyin. tliat this jj t),e mo-t complete edition of Lor'l i 1 5y roll's Poetics! Woiks ever published in the V. Slates. j Cjirper arid 'l'ln,tnstm' s I'roir and I'nefirnl Work, coinI jiicte in one volume, including to hundred and fifty Ietter, ' and sun Iry Poems of Covvper, nev rr before published in this

t.- iiiirAPtivnil mv cvrvin.lni'vt ilcvlllSt

" "V -I"" l " . i i - rt I I

ions, can nave no uun- dily during the feriod

culty in clearly comprehending them. 1 have

repeatedly expressed

AX IXVALl'.tBE WORM lEDIClXK. For sale at the BOOK STORE.

Or?Ioileis SnneifinfP Wnfi

pie. That my opinions OLORS. warranted to be equal to any imported, emwero alreadv fllllv and . bracinc a variety of nualities. sizes and boxes. Cm-

... . , . I,. . a . . I .11. I1.L. D. . . t. i .r

llie. 1 llOSO Who CllOOSe.UlStinctlV known, I COUld ; " "alr 1 c"c"8' ninerent sizes, !ur sale at the

T,r.o. rvicouioua, June vi, 1041. UOOKSIOKE.

a word in season.

i m is , a, i u a uu i. iuii a . . . .

I WAS A RePKESE.NTA-' r anneSlOCK S 1 ain-SOOtning liniment. j 1MIILN , is considered How many are annually hur-- ! wm-mur- I V V rieS to a premature e'ave by that universally prey-eiv-tr 111 f'nvctrce x?r- r v l T I Stl K most rm loa hl man. n i : .... .K T K1""""' 5 . . ' r

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oprosEDTo a Protective

oeins, tor the firs: time prin

ted fioin his own inn nun ipts, ink'n from a late edition of the A! line Poets now p ibiisliin in London. The disting.iisjietl I'rofe-ior S.S'iinan . speaking of this edition, observes. "'I am ns niueii gratified by the elegance and fine tintn nl your edition, as by the noble tribute of genius and moral excellence winch these delightful authors hae left for ail fuiure genera tious ; an! Co.. per especially, is not 1et conspicuous as a true Christian moralist and teacher, thito as a poet nf feat power and exrpiiiite taste." 'llie Poetical Works of Mrs. firmans, complete in one volume. This is a new and complete edition, with a spleudid engraved likeness ol Mrs. Ilemans. on steel. As no work in the f'ii;'nh lang ia can be commended with more

confidence, it will argue bad taste in a female in this coun.

them as late as thisiPoucv, as my recorded spring.and several timesjvoTEs and published in answer to letters froiriiSPEECHEs prove. Since

Pennsylvania. My o-

pinions.such as they are

as treeiy expressed at

the South as I ever utter

od them at tho Xorth.

I retired from Congress

I hold the same opinions.

have boen recently quitejln the present canvass I

HAD AVOWED MY OPPOSITION TO THE TARIFF ACT OF

I have every whekeTHE LAST WHIG maintained, that in ad-.COXGRESS, as being jcsting a Tariff F0Rhighly protective in its revence, discrimina-'character, and not detions ocght to EE MADE signed by its authors as for Protection: that s revenue measure. I the Tariff of 1842 had avowed my opinion has operated most ben-Jin my public speeches eficially. and that I that the interests of tho AM UTTERLY OP-k-ountrv and especially

t'ucr.u c na Kt;-:ot the producing and exPEAL. These opin-'portin States R Eions wero announced by QUIRED ITS REmo at public meetings PEAL, and the restrain Alabama, Georgia, tion of the principles of Charleston South Caroli- tho Compromiso act of na. North Carolina andJSSS. iii Virginia. j I am, respectfully,' voir friend and obedient

servant, 11. CLAY. Fsed. J. Cope.

upon short notice. They will also, in a short time.

prepared to manufacture all kinds of goods to order. They will purchase any quantity of WOOL at the highest market price, payable in Goods at the Factory, or for Dry Goods and Groceries, &c. They would prefer Wool that ha been washed. Their prices are !w, and they hope, from their long experience and their attention to business to merit and receive a share of patronage. NIXON &. WILCOX. April 12th, 1944. 16tf STOL WARE.

HE subscribers hare just received on consignment, a

death is fast riveted in yr.ur sv-ir-m 11 i-: o.ov at t:

i time, for the first, yo i w ill begin lo be con -. r .: ! a .t yourhealih; but it maybe too lite. Mny i-.ese lace ) awaken you from your tlumbers, ".i I cause sou to linen to the solemn voice of reason, an 1 u-e ti e med.-'ine timt hi i prolonged and preserved the lives of tuouii.nds hen used ; til time. j DR. DUNCAN'S KX PEC TOR A NT i:i:MI.nV, A medicine prepared especially fir 0 -enses of tne Kes1 pira ory Organs, viz: Coins, t 'ouhs, InT. jenza, lSroncuitis, Soreness of the throat and Iiii'.iinuiat;on ol the Mucus : Membrane of the Bronchi. -Spitting L.ood, Atenna, iliiT.- , culty of breaihioz. .See. vtc. FORGET ME ;YOT' "Forget not!" how oft.

and how fondly spoken! Eriends at partm whisper it as j try to be without a compleie edition nf Ihe writings of one

a "souvenir" lo its potency they tnHi to en-bn.ie forever; who was an honor to her sex and to humanity, and whose in the very heart of hearis, to doe,ily impress a t memory productions from first to last, contain no syllable calculated tablets each other's imze. and all the soft itmi inNrane, s ; to c a ,i a blush to the cheek of modesty and virtue. There

lent disease, Consumption, the vital importance of alten- , anrj hallucinations of beinz connected. I udcr such or- is. moreover, in .Mrs Ilemans' no try a moral DurMv. and.

ding promptly to those complaints which lead to it, will be cumstauces these words I a reli'ious feelin, which commend it, in an especial manre adily acknowledged. ! Are as those s ret soon is in break of r(3 y."' ; ncr, to the discriminating reader. No parent or guardianIt is computed that rlnnng the yer 1343, in the L nited rjuj there are oiher cnsmsiain-es tis short sen- ce under the necessity of imposing restriction! with reStete alone, 100,0O prois ! ! died of Consumption, in its tence assumes a fearful import. When an enemy a cr.je! gar ts the free perusal of every production emanating from various forms; and of this large number, the principal part RELEN TLK.SS ENEMY ! meets one at every corner. ' this gifted woman. There breathes throughout the whole a were young and active, in the very prime of life, vigor and gmnds by the bedside at the solemn hour of midnight, or ' most eminent exemption from impropriety of thought or

with the first jght of inorn, and fearfully and solemnly ' riicii on ; and there is at times a pensiveoess of tone, a winwhispers, what then becomes a serious -niii: forokt nine sadness in her more serious compositions, which telle of M kot! ropi.iT m not!! ihe charm ie at once dis-olvert, a eml which has been lifted from the contempts tion r.f ter-

the vision fades, and none but the foolishly hardy will with. '- resins! things, to divine eominumngt with being of a purer : hold the attention or unheeri the monitor. i world. Reader, such an enemy is CONSUMPTION!! When 77t Poetieol Work nf Rogers, Campbell, Montgomery. first it marks you for its victim, by fastening on your lungs j Iamb, and A'irfc Jf'hite, complete in owe volume. a disease however e.'ght it may be, it commences iis tones j .tu'fon, Young. Gray, BcatUe, and Collin' Poetical I of warnin?. biddin? vou not to lorr't that t:e citalel of; r- f. ..-,.,',. :,,,, vnhimc

h.vh.u i.f, . m .., 'v-erf. ami tnai wiinout i. roller aifini'iii o . '.an

it will inevitably yield to tiie essaiit. Reader, forget it not! a cold and csu;h is the fi-st prceptable foot-prim of Consumption ! Is not voor proper course of conduct then eridence if you are laboring under i inH.i.iw. 1 SnmtiH vriLi neSftiet to emolnv a remedy

be pronouneed hopeless, and in no case is it used without afford- i whtn one cerain aad sa-. js at hanj t Meihinks Reason

and Judgment respond a negative tell you plainly you should not Then if suffer ine with the mif-rini Premoni-

! lory seeds of a Pulmonary nature, a cold, cou;h, influenza.

bronchitis, soreness of the throat. a!ntm, s,.!ttm of blood, Stc., will vou first of a'l make a trial of I'r. Dan-

Dreoaraiion

I lief of Rheumatism, Strains. Pains, and swolline

about the joints. Jaw-ache, Sore throat, &ct Ac. Also, in complaints of Horses, where any Liniment would be Jikely to give relief. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, ty Hennett. tetloic Sc Co., Covineton, ICv. For sale in Richmond at the BOOK STORK. T.. 1 Ull ny

T . - . . . . - j . i . . i :...'i:

rrm r nv wo rti m ra m i.v 1 1 also o constaui.y Dome in mino inav mi? m,i n-

V i us. mS S ISil si! is 0 ! ous and fatal disease has its erizin almost invariah'y in a

SR. LIPP1.VCOTT, has just received, fiom Phila-; nt"e'eed "Id; thu by the nse of a proper and efficient delphia, a superior article of Pale, Coach Body Var- med''ne the disease maybe prevented from settling on nish, together with Cabinet and Japan Varnish; also, a lot j Lui,s9. ar"1 thus a valuahle life may be prolonged. Such of fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low for cash. j a mdicine is Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, foT ConMay 2d, 1S44. 19-tf sumption, Coulds, Coughs, and ail other diseases of the

. Longs, L.iver and W indoipe. It is resortea to wiiti cma

ww -mrmm mr w. . .esAns i denee by All Clsssss at Society. It remove

KLUnUUil m t jltFM. M. j humors that settle in the minute air-cells of the Lungs, and THE undersigned, having purchased tbe above Factory, ; the diseased matter that lies the Trachea, or Windpipe, formerly owned by Daniel Clark, and having put it ! by Expectoration. Thuf is a fatal disease removed in its in complete repair, are now ready to CARD TFOOL, incipiency. It every stage of Consumption the Remedy and FULL mnd DRESS CLOTH in the best manner and ' will afford Relief. It has cured many whose recovery was

iue some benefit. Do not be induced to trifle with such

an alarming disease by making use of any of the syrups. Candies. &.e, that are daily palmed off oa the unsuspecting i

public. Go at once to the new office undei the tlenrie

House, and abtain the medicine before it is too late.

arge lot of sione Jugs, Jar and Pans, that will be

sold cheaper than trie cortmsn red ware at wholesale or retail. If you want any. apply evn IRVIN REED t BROTHER July 2oto, 1344.

A M A . - . . T" T

(JCr A.app.y ot thbvs ' ?"VU!l . c-n'i E.swortnt Rim..!,! .It is a safe and .Sarins recetve . .the RICHMOND BOOK STORE. nm a n 1 cer ta i n to remove ail diiease from your svstem. June 31. 1844. CCT$l perbottie. ! when used before it is too late, therefore de'av nn' until

your iunzs fall a prev to Cons-implion, and render vojr

recovery precarious. fr-Be you careful that so.ne triSin;

CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

'HE undersigned wish to pnrchase twa or three thou- i nostrum is not palmed upon too by some sellers of tnedi-

sand bushsis of FLAXSEED, fer which the will

pay the highest price, if celirered at Benjamia Stratfon's store in RichraonJ, or at their Mill on Elkhora. NORDYKE Sc THOMAS. July 25th. 1544. 31-tf Flour wanted at the Palladium office.

cines in place of Dr. Dunean's.

fjrr-A fresh supply just receive ! and for sale at the Richmond, Jjne 21, 1544. P.OCK STORE.

"TTff T HIC 0G BOOKS. A la-2e i-jnly of netv Vf S:(? Books, j rt re?eiyei at the BOOK STORE

Sept 7th, 1541.

37:3j

f litter. Pollock, and Crabtm'i Poetical If or Its, complete 'in one volume. Among the beautiful, valuable, and intereaiing volumes which tne enterprise and taste of our pub -iisl.ers have presented to the reading community, we have

seldom met with one which we have more cordially greeted and can more confidently and satisfactorily recommend, than that, embracing in a single, substantial, well-bound and handsomely printed octavo, the poetical work of Bishop Heber, Robert Pollock, and the Rev. George Crabbe. Whit a constellation of poetic ardor, glowing piety, and intellectual brilliancy ! t"ach writers require ne eology. Their fame is established and nnivera. The sublimity, pathos, and piety of al! these writers, have given them a r?nk at once with the lovers of poetry and the friend of reii'ion, unsurpassed perhaps by that of any other recent authors in our lant-'jai-e. A more delightful addition could scarcely he made to the library of the gentleman or lady of taste and refinement. The prize poems, hymns, and miscellaneo us writings ol Bishop Heber, the 'Couree of Time by Pollock, and the rich, various, and splendid production of the Rev. George Crabbe, are among the standard works, the classics of our lang iaga. To obtain and preserve them in one volume, cannot but be a desirable object lo their admirers. And it it to be hoped it will be fojnd in the !i"raryof e-er fsraily.