Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 15, Number 45, 5 November 1845 — Page 4

AGRICULTURAL. Agriculture is the most healthful, the most useful, and the most nolle employment of man. Washi.ngtox. Weight of Green Corn on an Acre. Groat stories have been told of tho amount of rooU that havo ben grown on a singlo aero of ground; and soma havo supposed it incmitblo that forty tons of tho yollow turnip, or mangol wurtzle, could b grown on an aero. IJut a little calculation will show that forty tons of groon corn may bo produced in tho s-uno spaco and wo havo no doubt it has boon done. Last weok wc had tho curiosity to wcih ton hills, in our own fluid, that stood sido by s'ulo near tho contro of tho aero. The30 weighed over one hundred pounds though tho corn was of our common kind, raised for grain. Tho hills grow at tho usual distance from each other, ono pace; this gavo us four thousand hills, four thousand hills multiplied by ten gives forty thousand pounds or twenty tons. IJut for cutting up green wo plant tho hoMe tooth, or Virginia corn, and this moro than twico as thick as wo do whon wo plant to raiso inatura oars of corn; so that any ono may seo it is possible and oven easy, to grow forty tons of greon corn on an acre. IIo need only to weigh a singlo hill to form a tolerably corroct judgmentSix hundred bushels of jotatoes havo boon grown on an aero of ground. At scvonty pounds por bfshel wo havo twenty ono tons. Four tons of hay, dry, havo boon mado from ono ncrc; but dry hay will not weigh moro than ono fourth as much as tho grass will at tho timo of cutting. Sixteen tons of greon fodder, in tho form of grass, may therefore he grown on an aero of land. Wo mnko these calculations that fanners may not deceivo tln-i.jsc U r s on U ing assurod of wi.it Jargo quantities nrny bo gruw on ono aero for fodder for cnltlo. It mny he that corn will give moro in weight than nny other vrgetahlo, yet it will not follow that corn cin profitably ho grown for tho solo purpose of using thy stalks as winter fodder. Mass. 1 'lough man. From tin' Indiana Farmer Gji.Ii in r. Cttin;r Kc.tdy for Winter. Haul tnnbnrk and bank up around tho houso to unsure a warm cellar. Cellar windows should bo kept ojtn through the da', and closed after the nights begin to freeze, as lato in tho season as possible. Seo that dry walks aro prepared from tho Jictno to all tho out-houses. Do not bo stingy of your materials; make the paths high and rounding, so us to ensuro dryness, especially about tho barn. Soo that (-tones, gravol, or timber aro laid so ns to bo out of tho way of cnttlc's feet, and just in tho way of your own. Wo havo seen swamp-harn-yards, lx lore- going into which a prudent man would chooso to mako his will. Mud on tho shoes from road and Holds is all well enough, but mud from one's own yards, shows that tho owner has not fixed up as ho ought to havo dono. If your stables nro old, examine tho floor; or some night may lot a horse through, to conio out lame for lifo. If you havo a dirt floor, sro that it is carefully laiJ, and remember that if it bo inclinod cither way, it should bo from ths rack and not toward it. Let your wagons, carts, plows, &c, bo repaired during tho fall and winter, and not bo left till spring. Sco that your shingles aro all sound on tho houso, barn, and shod. That loak which you havo allowed to drop, drop, drop all summer has at last tako ofl" a yard or two of plaster, and it is timo now to j uton a shii glo ortwo. Thcro is another loak or two that must bo stoppod. That pocket of yours which has let out dimo aftor dimo for liquor, tho ho!o getting bigger and bigger cvory yoar, now is tho timo to sow it up, or it will rip you up. A pocket is a small place, to be suro, but wo havo seen barns, cattle, and aero

slip thro a holo in it which, at first, was only largo ;

enough to let si.xpenco through. Sco that all your tools havo a safe and dry standing place; hoes, raks, scythes, sickles, yokes, spades, shoves, chains, pins, harrows, plows, carts, and slods, axes, mattox, hammers, and everything, but your gecso and ducks, should bo kept from wet and snow. If you have no stables for your cattlo you should

have good sheds provided, opening to the south. Ivon whon cattle aro allowed to run through the stock-fields, thorc ought to ho in somo warm placo j an amplo shod to which they can resort during wot and cold wcathor; and ono sufficiently snug can bo mado without calling in tho carpenter or buying lumber. . j

HATS AND CAPS AT THK CIVCIXXATI FRICES!! I HAVE on hand a large assortment of Plain and Fashionable Otter, Ticntre, Uwtmtr, Brush, ShurtSap, Roram, Smooth Castor, Round and Square Crown, Wool Casnimerr, and Common Wool

of our own matin fixture. Also. Just received, a general assertment of Men and Hoys' ( loth, Vrlnt and Fur ry k 1)C1 A the Ol 1 Stand, Xorth Side Of L Street, ONE DOO WEST OF i. W. GILBERT'S HOTEL. JOHN SUFi'lilNS. Richmond, Sept. 10, 145. 37tf

"ATC'II AND CLOCK RE-

PAIRING. The subscriber

informs his friends and the public,

that he, is ready and willing to repair any thing in the time, hue, and will warrant the article operated on to keep time. Ilis shop is in the Rook sW.r. :-.n.f !( hit'ii-4 .It.ir. Ml !-:iNt.

ii&2S& of custom will be riie-ly showered

upon limi"Time m montu,'' and the undersigned hopes to make monkv out of and in TIME; his prices, therefore, are reasonable for cash. J. 15. 1 1 I'M NIC (."IT. Richmond, July '2, 113. liTtf

JAYNES EXPECTORANT. We esteem it a pleaj ure to l able to recommend this medicine aa the best calculated for the purpose of curing coughs, colds, sore . throat, asthma, and all affections of the limps- From a j long personal acquaintance with Dr. Jayne, we know that he is no qujck, and Lis medicines are not nostrum of the ' modern cry up. but are the result of hi lone experience as a practising physician, and the expense of jrreat labor. Hartford Conn.) Daily Krrii tr.

j Nkw-York. March 10th, Wl. i ta T T : l : .1 ...It J u-itli t n.

WE have just received from Philadelphia a fresh',, 1 'r' J" 'T-' l. "'V l -"' "'IT , "everv ppiv of Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals, Intr- ;" 5 ?.

means I-.ui oi rturi in liir, v uhmiiiijuiuii HjnivM table; but by usuifr two bottles of your Expectorant, I was restored to perfect heallli. liespeccfully yours, John Eixis, Late Pastor of the Uuptist Church, -tamlord, Ct. From the Kec. Join Segur. Lamert3vh.le, N. J., April 27th. 1830. Dr. Jayne lear tir Hv the blesrin of (Jod your Expectorant hased'ected a cure m me of a most distressing complaint. In December last, 1 was seized with great severity by a paroxysm of Asthma; a disease with which I had Ix-en alHicted for uiauv years iast. It was

lx lonpiiiff to tlie Estate of Dr. Morris Lancaster, dee'd., I attcniied With a hoarseness and soreness of the luns and

consisting ot two E Tri. Bubstantially enclosed and im- j throat, together with a laborious cough, and complete proved by a large UUICK DWELLING IIOl'E, con- prostration of strengtli, and when almost worn out with structcdof the best materials, and finished iu every part ; sutl'oeation, a bottle of your Expectorant was sent to me. in the neatest and most improved style: a well of good ! At first I thouirht it was iiotliintj but uu ickerv, but seeing

OF D R U S , 3 i:i)H 1ES, CIIE.TIICAL.S, tVc &c , AT REEDS' WIIOL.ESAL.K AXI RETAlb URt'G AXDCIIF.MIf .lL STORK. M AI.VSTHEKT,

lUtii.MO.M), 1XU.

j incuts, Glassware, thop Furniture, pure Wines and Li- ' purs, &c. &.c. Which will enable us to furnish a!! de- , tuands for articles in oar line, cheaper than ever for the RE.tnr. All articles warmted fresh ami pure, and of the best I quality. Physicians and dealers generally are invited to I stop and see us. We sell at Cincinnati prices, for the same pay.

T-ALUABLK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Will

lie sold at private sale, the property on f ifth street

RI&HM9KD FOUNOERY! STOVFS, IIOM.OW-WAltK, nnil C ISTIXGS At CJ i ii c i is n a t i Prices. rjIIE undersigned would respectfully inform tlie pubM lie th.it he carries o.-i the I 'cuiniery business, at tliu establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and J. O'll.trr'i. He h is now on b in I a suix rior lot nl ."'i O KS; con-iistilig if Nos. I , 'J, and '1 Improved Premium Cooking Stove, .--pilniaii's I inpro ed ( ooki rig Stove, seven ;tnd tenplate Stoves ot iilleint M.cs, witii a ireneml assortment of 1 'run k) in and Parlor smovcm. jVis-j Pots, Kettles, Andirons, tuifl Wago:i l.oes. Iff a!-.o inanufai (nr. s and m ik. sto order Carding .Machinos, Condensers, Siii'i!ing and Napping Machines, broad and narrow Power Looms, f ulling Stoves, an. I all kinds of Machinery ued in Manufacturing establishments. Mill Gei ring of all kinds made on tlie shortc.-t notice. Ie feds confident in saving tli"t he has the largest mid best selected lot of patterns in this Western country for Grist and Saw Mills. lie lias, i:i hurt, the latest iinproveniciit in the Mill Gearing line. He hns pntterns for all the good Ploughs iu Tine. He has Sloop's Ploughs, right and left; Peacock's right and left; Woods Plough, four different sizes all of which he will sell fit Cincinnati prices, for Cash. J 'THRESHING MACHINES). He has an excellent Threshing Machine which he manufactures and will sell for Cash or approved Trade. 1'or ease to horses, neatness and despatch in the execution of work it is inferior to none iu use. The undersigned returns his thanks to the public for the liberal support bestowed upon the late lirm of 'P. and J. I'Harra, ami would respectfully solicit a continuance of their favors. 1 "All kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice. Cash, Wheal, or good Horses will be taken in exchange for any of the above articles. THOMAS O'HARRA. U It is necessary that the business of the late -firni of T. and J. O'llarr.i should be settled as soon as possible; therefore, thnsu who are indebted to said firm are hereby requested to make immediate payment. June 11, 1-15'. jan.:'.l,-'l.'.J T. O'H. R I C II M t) N D , INDIA N A .

water in the kitchen; a large Cistern for rain water near

the door, together with out-builriings all in the best order. Also, about thirty Emit Trees, consistiug of Apple, Pear, Peach and Cherry, of the choicest selection. 'Hie situation is elevated ami airy, commanding a tine prospect of a portion of the surrounding country; oue of the most desirable locations for a residence iu the city of Rkhmoiid. l or information, enquire of WILLIAM R. l'Ol'LKE, Admim"urator. Richmond, .May 1 1, 113. Wtf

1. 1 JIT nml C'LI':A.L1.. IE LIGHT vou want, just come to me: Such CANDLES I II supply That none can any better be, Or nicer to the eye! So hurry on and bring the Cash Come one, come ai.i. together: Ood goods you'll get, not common trash, They'll stand in any weather: Hard, white an.i sweet, what ask you more' Come oa and crowd my factory door! Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet, ?,ltich washing will require, To keep yon healthy, clean and sweet Then, too, for SOAP enquire; Roth bird and soit both strong and good, 1 make of every kind; Printr on your cash your tkauk your uun, I'll suit von to your mind! S lAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, I won't refuse, Rut gladly take what quantity vou choose. GEORGE WILSON. 0 Grateful for favors past he hopes for more. Richmond, Sept. 21, le'-li. 3!t:" G W

itsohi'dilv recommended bv Dr. Gorim?. with whom I

was well acquainted, I was induced to try it, and in a few days it completely cured me, utir have 1 ever had any return of the disease since. I have now formed so high an opinion of your medicine, that if I had but a few bottles of it, and could obtain no more-, I would not part with them for ten dollart each. Yours, most affectionately, John SEui a. Ij The above valuable medicine is for sale at REEDS' DRUG STORE. Richmond, la., Oct. 22. lr-li.

WHY WILL YE Dir.. It'r'.WAttK OF COXM'MITIOV. DR. DIN CAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDYALWAYS CUKES.

We find from some of the Eastern p:

ipular medicine is performing some

j within the last year 2:il jersons have I j jH-rfeet health, in New ork 27 tr1, l!os ! Toil u...l .a..I I . .....if., .... '...

rgRrssi:.J models J u ne 25, 1 1

! of every variety and of the most approved a fresh slock just received, at 15. 26-lf REED'S.

O MA Nl'FACTL'R ERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned, having made arrangements with Jonas

Garr, (a man of twenty years experience in .Machinery,) to superintend their .Machine Shop, are prepared to furnish all kinds of .Machinery to order fit Cincinnati prices, such as Pickers, Carding Machines, Condensors, Power Looms, Napping Machines, Shearing Machines, Press Stoves, &c. &.C il i Wc are also building superior Threshing Machines, which we will sell on accommodating terms. We are also in possession of the various patterns of Threshing .Machines in use, and can make any repairs required. Having a great variety of M I LL and other Patterns, we can furnish CASTINGS of every description, on fair terms. Also a variety of Cooking. Parlor, Ten and Seven-Plate STOVES, kept constantly uu bund; all of which will be warranted for 12 months. J. M. Si. 5. II. HUTTON. N. 15. Hand M-ichiiics, for the manufacture of Sewing Silk, made to order. J. M. & J. II. II. Spring Fouudery, June 11, lcl.". 50 iu "11. IIasi-r3oiYia Iron :i;h1 lira! FOUNDER V.

Keeping Voting Pigs in Winter. j Thoro is both negligence, and mistako, in tho way of wintering pigs. I am not talking to thoso whoso manner of keeping stock is, to let stock j tako caro of themselves; but to farmers who mean to bo careful. Hogs should bo sorted. Tho littlo ones will, otherwise, bo cheated at tho trough, j and overlaid and smothered in tho sleeping-heap. ' Thoro should not bo too many in ono enclosure; especially young pigs should not sloop in crowds; : for, although thoy sleep warmer, they will suffer on that very account Lying in piles, thoy get sweaty; tho 3kin is much moro sensitive to tho cold, and coming out in tho morning roaking and j smoaking tho kcon air piorcos them. In this way, young pigs dio ofT through tho winter by being too warm at night. If you havo tho Iandeliark and aligator breed, however, you should

crowd thoso together, for tho moro thoy dio off tho better for tho farmer. Idem.

MIE undersigned still continu'.' the I'oundcrv busi-

siness in the town of llugerstown. Wayne en.. la.,

and are prepared to till all orders in their line of business. They will make, to order, all kinds of Mill Irons; a variety of Cooking, Ten and Seven-Plate, and Parlor Stoves; Wood's Patent, Homing's, Peacock's, Sloop's and Wiskonsin Ploughs, bo'h Right and Lclt-Iianded. Also, a first-rate article of Rark Mills; lloliow Ware of all kinds. XJ They have also made arrangements to furnish, of superior workmanship, all kinds of Carding Machinery, Power Looms, Threshing Machines of different kinds, &C.&.C. They will keep for sale, sin assortment of Andirons, Wagon Poxes, cast Collar Clocks, Plough Shares, Fan Mill Irons, and all the variety of articles made in Founderies. In addition to the above, they will make, to order, PELLS c.f tone an ! material equal to any made in the country, and all articles of Brass an 1 composition used in the consrtuction of machinery. The above articles will be exchanged, at fair prices, for Flax-Seed, Wheat, Horses, and all articles of approved country produce: Xi'They will also keep for sale a variety of Eastern and Country-Tannned Sole and I'pper leather, Calf Skins, Harness and Bridle leather; which will lie exchanged for Hides, Skins, and Tallow. They will sell Leather at cash prices. WIGGINS Jt RODGKRS Hagerstown, June 11, 1SJ5. 30 ia 'dltf

XF.W Kit A IX MKDICIXK. WHO WILL NOT TAKE PILLS. WHEN THEY C AN BE TAKEN WITH AS MUCH EASE AS A SUGAR PLUMB? DR. PARIS' ANTI-B1LLIOUS CANDY COATED PILIS, for the prevention and cure of diseases arising from a disordered system and impure blood, viz: Pillions, intermittent, remittent, nervous, inflammatory and putrid fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaint, sickness at tho stomach, pain in the side, breast, back, and shoulders, costive ness, inflammation of the lungs, bladder, intestines, stomach, throat, and air passages, rheumatism, gout, appoplexy, paralysis, dysentery, flatulency, depressed spirits, hypocondriassis, palpitation of the heart, nervous irritability, loss of appetite, acidity, general debility, hysterics, giddiness and dimness of sight, sick headache, spasms, biles, pimples iu the face, tetter, scrotfula, gravel, dropsy iu the head and chest, scurvy, syphillis, colds, coughs, ulcers, sores of every description, female complaints, suppressions and other complaints originating in a disordered stomach anil impure blood. These Pills are certain to remove the root, the primary cause of all those distressing maladies, and applicable in all cases and forms of sickness, from childhood up to old age, and can be used with perfect safety by all under any circumstances, particularly among delicate females, who are so frequently subject to transient complaints, which often render their health very precarious. The preferred superiority of these Pills is that they are prepared from th solid extracts of " and A''." Their nature is to 'clrtiiizr, purify and stn nstu-tt," harmless to the constitution and death to disease. Besides, they can be taken hy those who have the most delicate stomach, being thickly coated with Candy, and therefore not the slightest taste of medicine is perceptible. Sold only in the West ::t Dr. Duncan's office, 15(1. Sycamore street, where all orders must be directed. Price 25 cents single box. These valuable Pills are for sab- at the " BOOK STORE. Richmond, la., Sept., 21st, 1M5. I, II .T3 15 S: II &, TIIRGSHI X tl MACHINES.

per5, that this

of the most re

markable cures on record: iu the City of Philadelphia,

been restored to

ston 110(1, Balti-

i more iaM, ana we would suppose an average amount in ! ail otie-r Cities where this medicine has been introduced. This f;ict is sufficient evidence showing the wondertul efficacy of this truly valuable medicine, vv e are acquainted with numerous persons ia 4iour city" who have been J restored to perfect health by timely use of Dr. Duncan's I .Medicines, and would therefore recommend them to those ! suffering with the premonitory symptoms of Consumpi lion such as Colds, Coughs. Chiliness. Impaired Appe

tite, t-ligut fever, Hoarseness, aim tlittieulty growing out of the matter that secretes itself iu the lungs; Foreiiess of the throat, a dry and painful cough, tightness of the chest, attended with a sense of suffocation, complexion sallow and pallid, diiiieulty of breuthing, redness of the cheeks, pe.lpitatiou of tho heart, sick headache, saltish taste in the mouth, severe pain iu the side, breast and small of tlie back, heat of the skin, irregular state of bowels, foul tongue, disturbed rest, difficulty of laying on the side, depression of spirits, faiutness, attended Willi weakness and general debility of the whole system, giddiness

j and dimness of sight, pain in the stomach, and sometimes j vomiting, wasting or decay of the body , a hacking cough, j unusual degree of heat, increased pain in the breast and j side, spitting of a white, or green and w hite or bloody matter, night sweats, hectic fever, c, c., Such are

some of t!ie most common symptoms of that dreadful destroyer, CONSUMPTION. And being a serious and solemn fact, will those afflicted any longer deprive themselves of a cure, when one is so near at hand which is DR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a medicine that has established itself in millions of cases both in Europe and the United States. Western Office, just open for the accommodation of Agents and others living in the South and West, No. 15C Sycamore st., Cincinnati, where oil Southern and Western Irders for Medicines mu.t 1m- addressed in future. Jj" Advice given, and all classes of diseases treated with skill and science. This valuable medicine is for sale in Richmond Indat tho BOOKSTORE.

THE FJiheriber wishes to exchange cither a Traveller or Stationary .Machine for cash and lumber will take the most iu lumber is also making Clover Hullers to exchange for cash and produce. Shop ou Main

street near L. hunt s Livery stable. Also, a large, strong work-horse which will h changed for lumber, on cood terms.

F. W ROBINSON. Richmond, Sept 10, 1545. 37-tf

AINTS. Engl. Green. Emerald do.

Paris do. Chrome do. do. Yellow. And all others, at June 25, ltfJa.

THE Celebrated Dr. Rush's Compound Purifying SYRUP OF SARSAPA R ILL A srmcTi.r ak;"ktvm.K. The exalted reputation attained bv Dr. Rush, both

in private practice and as a Physician to the American I Army, is sutlicient guaranty for the efficacy and nsefulI ness of this truly invaluable medicine. It was prescribed I by him and other Physicians, attached to the army during our glorious revolutionary t-truggle, and proved to be a certain and unfailing cure for several of the most preva- : lent, and at the same time most distressing complaints by : which cur race is afflicted, to-wit: Affections of the Liv- ! er. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, and all disorders arising i from an impure state of the blood. Under this latter : head may be classed Obstinate eruptions of the skill, Pimples on the face, Syphilitic symptmos, Scaly Erup- ' tions, Tetters an i Ring-Worms, White Swelling Scrofu- ; la and Mercurial diseases. i It is also a most excellent remedy for Chronic Rhenmatism, Infant's Cholic, and gem-tal affections of the bow- ' els in children for none of which has any effectual cure been provided, unless it be this purifying Medicine, i Doctor Walter Z. Wanostrotchtz's I Aromatic Kmenaeosne VllU for Tcmnles.

This Pill, by the experience of years, has been prov

REED'S. 26-tf

the experience of years, has been proved

to he the 'ne idus ultra' of medical ireian:tions. 1 lie

celebrated inventor himself cured over L'1,000 cases of suppressed mensus, green sickness and other diseases incident to females, having used them, to the exclusion of everv other remedy for such diseases, during a continued

ex- ' practice of nearly 50 years, without a solitary instance of V . . . " , " i " . . . a : . 'I1!.,...

failure, wlien usea accoruing 10 ine nirecwous. mi-j were first introduced on this continent in lwl!l, by Dr. Thomas Phillips, of Newburgh, New York, he paving obtained the formula for preparing them from Dr, Wanostrochtz himself. They have since then been used very extensively throughout most of the eastern States, and he proprietor is so thoroughly satisfied of their virtue, hat he fearlessly challenges the world to produce a mHcine in any form that will prove superior in relieving the afflictions of suffering women O'The SarsapariUa. and Pills are for sale at the

Midi .ti'jjv v wj'jn. noio-. June 11, lt45. b'

M UAK-COATM), , OR "IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS;" For Intermittent, Remittent, Billions aad ianammatrr Fever, Ileai. Ache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Perrerta4 Appetite, Heart Burn. Costiveness, Diarrhoea. Dysentery Billious Cholic, and Worms, Foul Stomach, Fain ia th Head, Side or Back, Scrofula. Scurvy, or any impurities, of the Blood, Obstructions and Female complaint generally There has never appeared a medicine which, while it can do no hitrm. is calculated to do so much Rood- They excite a healthful erspi ration, and open all the Hats raj drains of the system. Tho obstruction of Insensible prr. spiration is tho cause of a preat portion of human mfb-r-iug. These pills pnttrt the putter, in an extraordinary decree, of removing all obstruction, and fiviuga healthful circulation. Tin y must undoubtedly supersede all other purgative medicines, as they have a four-fold action vii: a discharge by tlie Bowels, Luugs, Kidneys, and will not hesitate to take them; and they may be relied on, beyond any other remedy, as an erfeeta! and s;ife medicine for WORMS, and all complaints incident to cluldren. More children have hern enred in New York the present year, by tho use of Dr. SMITH'S Fll.IS. than all other medicines combined s ther is no need of foreinff them down, like other medicines. One important advantage in taking these Pills is, they do not griM', nor produce nausea, or any other unpleasant sensation. Pills have in thousands of instances, produced Piles and other consequences far worse than five disease for which they were administered. This is particularly guarded against in the combination of them in any ingredients of which Dr. Smith's Pills are composed thus rendering them harmless. These Pills are made of the pure! materials; ami w have the sati&fai tion of having proved to the Medical Faculty, that tliey possess uncommon virtues. The directions, and treatment of diseases, accompany every box, iu a ore ular of 4 pages. "No St-iiA CoATto Pills" can be genuine withont tho signature of the sole inventor, "G. BENJAMIN, M. 1., President of the New York College of Health," upon every box. From a Nephew of tlie late Judge Thompson. New Vok, May 15, lr41. Dr. Smith's "Improved Indian Vep-table" Pills" htiro proven invaluable to myself and family, in the cure of

violent headache, pain in the side and stomach. For children no better medicine cau be produced. In the. i case of our little girl, two years old, the most happy effect have resulted from their use. 1 have never known a medicine which I could so confidently recommend as these Pills. R. THOMPSON, iti Northmore it. The following ludv is too well known iu New York

for her intelligence and philanthropy to Ik doubted. From the Matron of the V. S. Naval Hospital. Accustomed as 1 am to administer to the sick, 1 can appreciate a valuable medicine. If there be a medietas adapted to the numerous ulinienU'ol' mankind, it is Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills. I have used them and seen them used with the most astonishing results; iu several inslaustanccs within my knowledge, restoring Uie patient from extreme lowiiess and suffering, to strength and health For ladies during pregnancy, these pills are a sosrreta Imlin. 1 recommend to ull for a valuable family mediciue. SARAH A. GOULD. Matron of tho U. t. Naval Hospital. Brooklyn, June 10, lr41. From the Deputy Sheri'Tof New York. Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" havn been i! i. d in the EldiiJge street Debtor's Prison, with uncuminon satisfaction. 1 have never heard a mediciun spoken of with more interest by the sick who have taken these Fills. JAMES J. BEVINS, Deputy Sheriff. an rxTBAoaniMAnr eras. I have to record an instance of uiifturallelcd suffering, which must have terminated my existence, had not Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" come to my rescue. In the Fall of 1C43, 1 hud a scrofulous affection, which nearly covered my body with sores, and reudcred me unfit fur life. In the course of two months I was attacked with fever, which raged with greut violence. I took many prescriptions, but without getting relief. My suffering was great. .Mrs. Gould, (whom I shall ever remember with esteem,) ud vised me to use these Sugar Pills, which I took in large doses a few days, when tho fever and pain abated, j continued these Pills in small doses, about five weeks, when my fever and scrofula were cured, my blood completely purified, and my general health improved. I am certain I owe my life, under Providence to tlie use of these Pills. E. M. PARK, New York. From James M. Turner, Esq., late of the V. S. Navy. I have becti afflicted several years with a Weakuess in my breast, costiveness and difficulty of breathing. I was lat- ly more than ever troubled, though 1 had taken many prescribed remedies. 'Ilirough the advice of a friend 1 procured Dr. Smith's Patent Sugared Pills, which I used, and they have not only relieved but cured my complaints. My wife has also used them with the most happy effects. I believe them the best medicine in the world. JAMES M. TURNER. 1 Greenwich st., N Y. Rifers to the Hon. Silas Wright, I'. S. Senate. From a lady well known in New York. I have lice ii troubled for years with dizziness and pain in the head, attended with depression, dimness of sight, i!t.e., which have liceu entirely cured hy Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" 1 prize this mediciue above all others. SARAH DOT'GLASS. corner of Ludlow and Walker sts.

Guarding Chcrry-trccs from Cold. This trco is peculiarly liable whilo voun but

nioro especially when coming into hearing, to bo roughly handled by our winters. Tho bark at ' tho surface of tho ground splits, and often tho j trunk, onfoebling tho troo and sometimes destroy- j ing it. The evil docs not result from tho cold, i but from tho action of bright suns upon the frozen I trunk. Let thoso having valuablo young trees, preparo thorn for winter by giving a cheap cover- I ing to tho trunks, so that tho sun shall not strike them. This may bo dono by tying ab ut them j bass matting, long straw, corn-talks, or any sim- j ilar protection. Idem. j Preparing Cuttings ia the Fall. j Cuttings of tho currant, gooscbrry, and grape ; aro better if cut immediately on tho fall of the J loaf, plunged into moist sand two-thirds of their length, and placed in a cellar. If n?tt!iro is as i propitious to others as sho has been to us, tho ; cuttings will bo found in tho spring with tho !

granulations completed at tho lower end, and tho roots just ready to push; and on being planted out, they grow off immediately, forming dnrirg tho season well established plants, Idem.

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ANUFACTURER of Coaches. Barouches, Friends'

arrvalls, York Wagons, Pha tons, Buggies. X:c.

Also, a superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan

Varnish, manufactured in Philadelphia, by oue whose knowledge of tlie art places him without a rival. Warranted not to crack. Al-so Carriage Trimmings of every description, such as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bauds, Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Ruggs, &c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest Cash price. Persons at a distance can be accommodated by dropping a line to the subscriber, Main street, opposite Mr. Gilbert's Hotel, Richmond. Ia. June 11, 1?43. l'Jiu'41. X7"ARNISiIES. P. R. Lippincott. has just received, from Philadelphia, a superior article of Pale Coach Body Varnish, together with Cabiut t and Jnpan VarnhJi; also, a lot of fishimnblc Carrngrt Trimmings, low f.ir cash. Richmond, June 1 1 , lr-15. PJ-'ll

RiiKrM attsm, Goer, and Tic Dort.oraFfX. A respectable gentleman called at our Othce, as he said, to inform us that he had been alllicted for fifteen years with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally with Tic Douloureux; that he has been frequently confined to his room for months together and often suffered the most intense and

excruciating pains, but that lately he had been using Dr.

J awe's Altkrnativ

nul and unexpected

cine vcrv pleasant and

ers himself thoroughly cured. Spirit of the J lmes. j Pii.es. Half the cases of Piles are caused by the irri- j tation of small worms. Javvk's Vehmiftge cures all such ; I cases by removing the worms and imparting a healthy 1 tone to tlie bowels. I IT'Both of the above medicines are for sale at I REEDS' DRL'G STORE I Richmond, OctoU r 2?, IS 13. LIVERY STABLE. Tlie subscriber has for hire, several good saddle horses Buggies and well broke

hordes His terms will be suited to tlie times. Richmond, June 4, 1;45. 7tf. LEWIS BURK.

TO I'LE'S AHEMCH LI.M3IEXT, The CHEAPEST, and undoubU-dhj thr BEST Liniments now lie fore the puhlie;

IV T O better general application can lie made, (when applied according to directions, for the CURE of

E, from which he found the most Fig- Jurns UrUlSCS, hpraiflS, Galls, Swelrelief He savs he found the medi- j ... , . .,! "... nd effective, and that he now consid- j lin?S, PlICS, Chilblains, V fOSteU ICCt,

Cuts, Poll-Evil, Fistula, fcweency, Fain in the Breast, Cholic, Scratches, Scrofula, obstinate old Sores, Rheumatic complaints, 4$c c. Numerous testimonials of its efficacy can be seen, wherever tlie article is for sale. Forsale at the Book Store, by J. W. Gilbert, and A. Earnest, in Richmond, and by merchants generally thro'-

out the Western country. JoJy Oth, 1-45.

FAMILY CARRIAGE.

' at th.i

HE MORAL ALMANAC,

;4G, for sale, by the single

FOR THE YEAR

copy, rinzen or groi

Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills. Tlie voice of the Went. Since printing a very large edition of our MoMTKLr Report, we have received the following: DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STANDING. The Wife of Captain Roberts, on Vine fcUreet near Water, Cincinnati, has been afflicted with dypepia in its most aggravated form, for the last ten year- &h was recommended by celebrated physicians of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati t travel, as they could do nothing; for her. Slw did ao, bat it done her no good. She then commenced using tha most popular medicines of the day for her complaint, but derived no benefit from their use. Seeing an adrertiae meut of Doctor Smith's Sicab Coatko Veuetabij: Piixa in the papers, she concluded to give them a trial Hha sent to G. F. Thomas, Mum utreet, between Third and Fourth street, Doctor Smith's Agent for Cincinnati, and purchased a box, took them according to the direction, and can with heartfelt joy state that she derived more benefit from tlie use of one box of Doctor J-'niTii' SrCA -. i, .... .. r...... ..ii .i.. -

"J j she has ever made use of for the last ten years.

The above was sent to G. F. Thoma December 1 Itfk, 114. J-TPRICE 23 CENTS PER BOX.jrj No "SUGAR COATED PILLS" can be genuine wiUiouttlie (signature of the sole inventor, "G. BENJAMIN SMITH, M. D., President of the N. Y. College of Health, upon every box. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this medicine, 173 Greenwich Street, New York. G. F. THOMAS, Main Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, opposite the Gazette Office It "SOLE A. GENT FUR THE CITY OF CINCINNATI-xi Asents for Smitts Sugar Coated PiLU. Milton, D. G. Kern; Cambridge City, S. F. Shorp; Oermantown, John D. Wolff"; Mochauiesborg, Henry (ttle; Centreville, J. Stevens; Whit School Uumme, Tlos. Ellis; Liberty, Cnlley Sc Bowers; Brownsville, Henrv Rider; Abington, M. A. White; Richmond, I ma Reed." Mv 2cth le43. Cm.

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SMITH'S LINIMENT. Surest remedy for the cure of Sweeuej, Poll-Etil. Fistula, Strains, Bruises, Scratches. Big Head. tc-. that was ever discovered. Also, for the human flesh, it excclls in the cure of Rheumatic Pains,SweIiingof the Glands of the Throat, Ring Worms, Tetter, Frosted Feet, &c. Each genuine bottle is stamped '-Smith's Liniment," and signed Denny fc Minor, sole Proprietors. None other" genuine. " DENNY MINOR, Eaton, O. The above Liniment is for sale at the Ding Store of FREED & BROTHER. Richmond, June 11, l?4-. ltf

or pale: entirely

or two horses.

Richmond, Sent. 21, 1?4.".

yEW, suitable for one JOB BO UTON. 3'Jtf

Cash Paid for Wool! 7Q QQQltis. of WOOL wanted at the ' RICHMOND WOOLLEX FACTORY. THE nndersigned is pre;ard to receive WOOL, to manufacture into Cloth. Flannel, Blanket, Sattinetts, and Jeans, either by the yard, or on shares, on terms snted to the times. IIu also has on hand a very good assortr-.ent ef the aijove naml goods; which he is willin"- to EX.CII NGE for WOOL or olher prodnce. ITHe will also FULL and DRESS CLOTH, at the

customary prices.

.Tien anil Boys' Itronns. AL RGE assortment of Mn Sc Boys Kir Banois; also, a supply of Men's BOOTS and SLII'l'EKS,

- just received from the manufacturers, and lor sale

Lowna riucxa Uian ever fjeiore onerea iu mis maraeu

Richmond, 2Hh of 5th mc, 1

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A. C. BLANCH ARD& CO. Richmond, Ac grist 27 th, Ir45.

RIL.EY Superior PILK OIXTMRVT, which is regarded as tlie most effectual remedy now extant, is offered for sale at the BO'OK STOR E. Richmond, June 11, ls15. 13ft

(QWheat, Corn, Oats, ami Wood, token on subscription to the Palladium, if delivered soon.

OLD LEAF;

Bronzes of every variety.

Artists i'rnshcs. Water Colors, Sec. &c., at June 25, l!43.

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JOB PlllNTIflQ. PAMPHLETS, Promissory Rote, CABOS.

And all kinds of LetUT-Prrm

Printing, neatly, cheaply and ezptUiliulu dome as tse PALLAmt Office, A, HOLLOW AY $ DAYIS Richmond, ., Sept. 21, lrlS.