Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 22, Number 32, 28 July 1852 — Page 4

Songs for tfu million, ft* Loootooo iMtood Ownntten. To Baltimore the Leeds weiit, Du duh, du dab, To nominate a President, Oh <l.e do dab day; They brought six horses to the test, Du dab, du dfch, To see which one would ride the best, Oh de du dah day. Cuohvs— "W . Then here's to General JScott, The hero bold anil free, Weil piece him in the President's chair, The People's Nominee. Old Cass came first upon the track, Du dah, du dah. But Douglas laid him on his bach, Oh de du dah day, Buchanan next came in the bath, Du dab, du dab, And Marcy With his breeches petched, Oh de du dah day. Cuoaes.For four long days they held the field, Each one resolved to never yield, When suddenly was heard a groan, These men we fear are too well known. Cnoims — . They battled long they battled loud, To find the men in all their croud; v Bat none wee found to q uell their fears, Till they heard the name of Gen. Fierce. Chorus.— ' This mighty General it is said, The baggage train has sometimes led, When he brought them up, the foe to quell He fainted and from his horse he fell. Chorus.— Then join our ranks, come one and all, And help to toll the true Whig ball, We’ll chase the Locus over the plain, With the hero bold of Lundy’s Lane. Chorus.— V- - ;l ‘ •< The battle we are sure to. win. Old Fuss and Feather* must come in, The Locos will find out too soon, That he is yet that same old coon. Ciiorus.— And When he gets to Washington; The glorious victory will be won, The Locos there will round hUu stoop, To see him take his plate of soup. Chorus.-* SCOTT AND GRAHAM. Tuwe— I "Dearest Mae." In Baltimore the Whigs agreed Upon their Candidate, And mean that he shall be the man To guide the Ship of State: He bears & name that is without A blemish or a spot— A patriot; hero, statesman, sage— Who else but Winfield Scott. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Scott, the brave and true, Who never lost a fight. Nor willjie loose it now! Two Generals are in the field, Frank Pierce and Winfield Scott— Some think that Frank’s a fighting man, And some think he ia not — Tissaid that when in Mexico, While loading on his force, He took a sudden fainting fit, And tumbled off his horse. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Winfield the undaunted, Who never bn a battle-field Surrenderd, fled or fainted! Bat gallant Scott has made his mark On many a bloody plain, And patriots hearts beat high to greet The Chief of Lundy’s Lane: And Chippewa’s classic ground, Our British neighbours know, And ifyou’d hear of latter deeds, Go ask ia Mexico. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Scott and Graham true; They are the boys to lead the fight, The boys to win it too! Now. boys, we’ll go the nominee, And wipe out Pierce and King; From Maine to California We'll make the welkin ring. We’ll give the Locos good Scott “soup,” Os which so much we’ve read, And if they should’nt like the soup, We’ll give them Graham bread! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! When e’er the chance permits, With warm Scott soup and Graham bread, We’ll give the Locos fits. Then let us enter on the fight. Our case is just and high; Let’s us show our foes the “fuss” w# raise, Will make the “feathers” fly. The gallant Scott, who leads the van, Is honest, faithful, true; And he’s got the people’s heart; So we would say —tonal say yous Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! iWScott, the brave and true! He’s got the honest people’s hbjkt, So we say— what sav vou? Our noble Scott never failed, Where ever he might be; On Cerro Gordo’s blood stained heights; Or in diplomacy. Ha clamed the angry border feuds Upon our Northren line, And caused whare War’s black cloud arose The Star of Peace to shine. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Scott the brave and true. The man who never lost a field, Will win this field for yett! The Lofocos brag and boast, And show themslves quite fierce, Tbo’ all the capital they have Is General Frank Pierce: A men dug up when all was lost, Buchanan, Douglas, Case; A sort of “Compromise” between A race-horse end an ass. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Scott the brave end true Who never faints on battle fields, But fights his battles through! Then, boys, hurrah for Winfield Scott, Who leads the greet Whig Troop, And only takes whet duty calls -A hastt plate of soup'" Who never counts his enemies. And never knows a fear. But gives Me foes a raking fire, In front and “in the rear” Hurrah! Harralft Hurrah! Ac. Now if you’ll work yon gallant Whigs, For Scott and Wills Graham, We'll only lot the Locos tell The piece where we shall lay ’em And when the “fainting” Pierce boys talk Os “feathers” day end night, Jbst let them know in Scott’s war-hat There ia not a feather white. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! For Scott and Graham true, They are the boys to lend the fight. - The boys to win it too!

'o® Hew Lisbon, Ohio. m *j] Dibocto**.—Noth Frederlaks, Edward Power*, Jss Burbick, Alexander Patterson, Joseph Orr. Omens:—Nosh Fredericks, President: JAhh M. Glb-I man, Vice President; John McClaymonds, Treaenrerf Leri Martin, SecretaryThia Company divides its business into two departments, Farmers’ and Merchant,’ department#. The two department# are entirely separate and distinct. By the charter and By-laws, the funds of one department cannot be used to pay tosses or expenses of the other. By this happy arrangement, the two departments establish two distinct Insurance Offices in one, thus saving the expense of two separate establishments. In the Farmers’ depart, ment we insure no propao-ty except farm and disconnected dwellings. Our rate* on that particular class of property is about one-fourth the rates charged by town and city Companies in the Merchants’ department. We insure other safe kinds of property, small amounts in places. Not more tsan two thousand dollars etn be taken that would be destroyed by One fire. Honca we are enabled to do business at as low rate per sent, as any responsible Company. The insured gat a rata of insurance according to tha actual amount of losses that sre sustained. Upon, the safest class of property the Company do business upon tha stock sad mutual plan. Tbs applicant may pay a cash premium in full, or a leas amount of cash and a premium not*, at ha chooses. Each member es the Company ia entitled to participate Jn the profits of the CompsBy. The Company have established a general Agency Office at Indianapolis. All losses will be settled sna paid in the county where the lota occurs. " O. W. PAYNE, Gen. Agent for Ind. and Illinois. fir. T. DENNIS, Agent, Richmond, Indiana. 10,1868. ; „ [nol3] ~ Boswell’s Daguerrean Gallery Os Latest Improvements. X mond and tha public, will bear in mind the above well known Gallery is reh BSgfeftmoved from No. 29, to Stratton’s new building, ou the North-west comer of Mein etreet: where you eta hivepicturee put up from the full size to the emsllestt and no charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given. This la a pleasant room, with a pleasant entrance, and splendid light. Mr. B. has a superior Instrument A Chemical, and- - years practice: which enables him to compete with any Gsllery in the Btatel. v i . Ladles and Gentlemen sre invited to call and examine i the picture*;'' ’■' *' Operating hour* firom 8-to 4 o’clock, in any kind of weather: c ■ N. B. Mr. B. Is prepared to gir* instructions- in the Art, and furnish every thing necessary. J. K. BOSWELL, Proprietor ft Operator. Richmond, February 38,1883. (no 10-] The Place to get Tour Money Back!! liVKhsii drugs nnd Unadulterated Med.aaA ■ tellies at No. 01,— A “Utile” Cheaper thanXM Dirt!! O L. H.McCullough, WHOLESALE and Retell Dealer in Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Perfumery, Dye Sturts, Sc., Sc., ia now receiving direct from Philadelphia, a large assortment of DRUGS & MEDICINES, all of which he will soil as low, if not lower than any other.houae in thia aection of the State. lam also agent for the well known Family Medicines, Willard’s Fever ft Ague Exterminator ; Green’s Cough Drops; House’s Indian Tonic, a certain remedy for all Interment Fevers -, McCullough’s Rheumatic Remedy, an excellent article for what it te recommended. I also manufacture a Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, (which I* decidedly the best remedy extant, for the cure of Scrofula,) together with other valuable preparations. Richmond, December Oth, 1881. [noKl]

WOODRUFF HOUSE. Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. P. E. ft G. P. TUTTLE, Proprietors. f I'HIS new and elegant Hotel is now open to guetle, X and iu point of splendid fitting up and perfect adaptation to the wants and comforla or its patrons, ia notanrpaaaed by any House East or Weat. The Proprietora pledge themselves to give unqualified aetiafaction to ull who may favor them with their patronage. Nov. *6, 185!. 49-ts NEW FIRM. JE. Potts dT Son , o Wholesale and Re* K) tall dealers in pure JBET>Drugs, Patent aw A fete Ate Popular family Med- Ml LMq telnes Paints. Oils, Hfe—-_y HBfiTaß) Dyes, Glass, Vain* H ? l*he,Pcrfuincry,B ’ ni Ac., Ac., Ac, No. 47, Main Street, ■§ Tg Richmond, Ind. 4M / HAVING purchased Irvin Reed & Co.’a entire stock, aa above enumerated, together with • large and carefnlly selected NEW atock; we now offerthem to the public. Having the beat facilities for purchaeing of importera and manufacturer*, are determined to cell •t auch prices ae will insure an increase of the patronage of tha entabliebment, already extensive. Richmond, March 31, 1852. 15tf CABINET" fARIHCibM. vm&mM m&Mt. Undertake* and Cabinet Maker.

Respectfully returns hi* thank* to the public for past favors, and trusts for mutual benefits in uture. He has removed his Shop to the old stand of the “City Hotel,’’.on the Soulh-weat corner of Main and Front streets; where he would be pleased to see hie old friends, and all who desire work in his line.—He Beeps constantly ou band a complete assoitmeul of • jEßA©T“m&^c©jmiTs s and is prepared to attend promptly on funerals, and will furbish either a HEARSE, which ie fiuished in the best style, or, irun oat; thus enabling him to auit-the laateaof all persons. He has on hand n good supply of COp a 1 Yar •1 ■ I*, which he nils at a fair price. A L 3 O A complete assortment of Patent Screw Bedsteads, for sale. He has no hesitation in saying that ha will be able to give satisfaction to those requiring his services. ITA journeyman wanted immediately-—a good workman, will here find • steady situation. ' Richmond, Oct. 23, 1851. 23-ts Feed for the Hungry. WM. W. LTNDE, haviug associated with himself, Mr. DANIEL SWEENEY, (a practical Miller,) in the MHIiUB Business, are prepared to furnish customers aud others with Uie best quality of Super Firs Flour; Feed, Ac., si low rates. All orders left at the old stead of W. W. Lynde ts Cos, will be promptly attended 10. N. B. The highest market-price paid at all times is cash for any quantity of good Wheat. LYNDE & SWEENEY. Richmond, May 14, 1851. 21tf

Marshall’s Salve. IT has proven itself to be the greatest remedy of the age for white swatting, fever sores, piles, rheumatism, sore breast, bronchitis, Ac. Whits Swxllino.— lt has never failed to cure white swelliog when open. Fever aoreo, eld ulcere, Ae., alsrays yield to the healing influence Os this celebrated salve. Pmlks.-Thisreive is the only remedy that bee proven iteelf infallible as a care for the piles, if applied according to directions and persevered in, it will in all cases effect • permanent snd lasting cure in thia painful disease. RmcaxTisu sitn Bxoxchitis —lt has given general satisfaction in theee complaints. Soax and Bwxi.lXd Bxiiiri.—We would particularly recommend the salve for sore breasts; when open it will heal them sound in a abort lime. It will likewise remove nil ilUmiratioua from the brents, and prevent ulceration of applied in Season. Prepared by MARSHALL A LENTZ, For rale by E. G- Potto A Sons, Richmondfind. Judo 23,1852. 27-Iy. sl3. /Carpenter* Tools. An endless variety, and \_y among others anew and superior article es Brace A Bite. The attention of Carpenters is especially invited te our assortment in their lias. 8. F. FLETCHER. Richmond, 4th mo. 14,1853. 17:tf Mill au4 OruM Cut BaW*k>Ol Roland’s and lion A Co’s mako, kept constantly on hand and for Sale by S. F. FLETCHER. Richmond, 4th mo. 14th, 1853. l?:tf /Carden Toh. ■■Spadra, bees, rakes, sad VV other article#, very convenient la gardening operations. for rale by \ S. F. FLETCHER. Richmond, 4th mo. >4,1853. 17:tf Oadler* Hardware— Of the leteat stiles, jest O received end for sale, by THOMAS BENTON. Ifo. 58, Main St., Richmond, la. S4:tf

.. . ladkad Female Seminary*;*; i-4SrA# M am and. b. fmnoiral. rwyiHi fwidaory 4*.located in the City bf ldinnadpfe saswsasaws;: of erection; In whMbcft • hoped, the pupils will find • pleasant and diearful home. attention will be paid lo tha physical, mental, moral and religion*, A awstS wiin* r“t£e"** tJ ** Circular* can be obtained at the city Book stires—by application, though tbo mail, to the Principal and ftt tliiH office Indianapolis, Jane 3 Ih, 1853. Ind. Jour. $3—29.-6w-(DAiPSOTAIL lim, D. 0. SLOAN, Proprietor. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Richmond, June 30,1853. >■>> - CORDAGE. Snperior Mill, Hstter, and Besh Ropes, Bedcords, and Twines, now on hand at No. *l, by Lykd> ft Bauis.

T. J. Pur******, as. n. W. V. Waslss m. n. Drs. Plummer & Waring, OFFER for sale at their Drug Btore, corner of;Mln and Pearl. Streets, Richmond Indians, tn extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Wines, Dyes, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass-ware Window Glass, Putty, and all article* generally kept in auch an establishment, Oar stock occupies four rooms to which more will shortly be added. We endesvor to keep none but the best' articles, and if any should prove otherwise, we wish them returned. To Phyaioians. . In connection with the establishment is Dr. Plnmmer’s Laboratory for the preparation of syrups, Tinctures,- Extracts, fcc. By aid of o.Bslndorff Apparatus we are enabled to make all the preparations that are injured by a . high temperature, by the heat of a -Steam Both. Syrups, Acqueous solutions, tee., are made exclusively with Dutilled tPiter. We aim to make every preparation in atrlct accordance with the U. 8. Pharmacopeia and' Formula* sent ua. Patent Medicinet and Wostrume, antirely excluded from the establishment. 6th Month, Ift. 18*3. 30—ts Pure Medicines! ffo. 4, Main st., Richmond. J. B. MENDENHALL.2JI Wholesale and Retail denier in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Chemicals, Window Gists, Potty, Varnishes, Brushes, Looking Gloss Pistes, Perfume- * ry, and a variety of • ,> f ' ttail h Fancy Articles, Ac., t IT AS just received a large and splendid aseortmenl 1 I of all tha different articles in their line, which makes their stock the largest and most complete in this section of the west. They are prepared by their connection with importer* nnd manufacturers, to fed at Inwar price* than havs been sold here 1 before.' Their selections are made wiltl great care *nd tha qnality of their artiolea they will warrant equal to any in the market. v Richmond, lad. June S, IBM. 84-ts New Goods-—Spring Styles,

*TN J. FERGUSON , would renpeotfkily inform JL his friends and the public generally, that he is nbw receiving and opening * very general eno. tnient of goods, embracing almost every article in the mark, et. His stock consists of 1 DRY GOODS. >■* LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ' DOMESTICS. '“‘.n,-' BONNETS AND RIBBONS. * ■ ’' Looking Glasses, hats and caps, b'b'ots and shoes, Ladies’ and Gents’Carpet Sacks; Umbrellas,’ Parasbls and Faun; hardware and cutlery; glass and queensWa¥e; Groceries, Ac. We invite a call from *ll who arc purchasing In our city. We will continue to receive in exchange for goods, all kinds of approved eountry produce; giving therefor the highest market price. Kiehinond, April 14,1853. 17:lf TryTTry! Again!! HAS just open’d, and is aallling, low far task “all manner of Good#’’—which ere verily nnsurpawed for beauty and cheapnesa by any in the market. Ami have been selected with the greatest cere—and much attention has baen giveu to tha quality andatyla. Customers may rely on getting the full worth of their money, and every attention paid to render eatisfaction. LADIES DRESS GOODS. In part, his stock- of Ladies wear consists of Lawns, Borage, DeLaine, Lama Cloths, Berages, Tissues, Poplins, Swiss Mulls, Bishop Lawns, Fine Jaconets, Argentines DeLaine, Black Changeable end Light Silks, Gingham Lawns, Shambray, French, Manchester and Domeatio Ginghams, and Prints of varionn hues and Style, with Bounetn, Carpel-snbks, Paraaola in grant variety. For Mens’ Summer Wear. He has a complete nwortmeut, each ns Crotons, Drop d’ete, Cashmarettsand silk warp Italian Cloths. Also, Brown and Twill'd Linens, Cotlouades &c. And a variety of Plaioaod Fanoy Ceasimeres, Brown Blue and Blk. Cloths, SUb, Linen, Cotton and other Vestings and ■ good assortment of Domestic Goode—generally. All are-respectfully solicited to givehimn cell, and examine for themselves. Goode will be shown with pleasure. B. BTRATTAN. Richmond, 4th mo. 14, 1853. lfjttf Carriages, Buggies &c, JONATHAN NATTIS; UAS now ou hand, several very handsomely Ii finished and sabstnutinliv mode Carriages aud Buggies, which he offers for sals at the lowest cash prices. His work will compare with any made iu the west, and for the truth of this he invitee all purchasers to call and examine for themselves. He is prepared to put up articles in hit line,according to order, and In a style of workmanship and quality of material which shall be retiafotory to all parties. Shop on Fifth street, eonih Os Mein. Richmond, April 98,1853. 18:6m* BOOTS AND SHOES. o Eslell A Son would respectfully inform [%.• their old customers and the public generally, that they have received a fresh supply of articles in their line, embracing almost every article called for. They have the lateelstyle for ladies, end their assortment for gentlemen incomplete. Children’! shoes f all varieties, and above all they will sell as cheap as any other persons iu the city. No mistake—cell aud see for yourselves, at No. 81 Mein etreet, one door west of Plummer’s drug store. Richmond, April 21,1852. 18-ts

The Little Grocery. AT NO. It MAIN ST., NKAKI.It OPNXITE SfOTT ft I'Rt WVOR lUS I'BIOTAL PJLAI’E, RICHMOND INDIS constantly receiving new sauplim of fresh Family Groceries end Previsions, which the subscribers oiler te the public an the most accommodating tanas, particular attention will be paid to the Batter Depart* meat A No. 1 article constantly on hand. Fowls kopt, and dressed to order- Fresh Bread, Cakes end Crackera constantly oa head. The highest market price paid et all timra for ail kinds es country produce- The public are most respectfully invited to give the Lillie concern one sail nay hew. YOUNG A FRYAR. May 18lh, 1853. 23:tf Eaton and Hamilton Railroad. ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY 11th, ther notice, core wiH run ee follows-. f- ■ LKA FIMO BomerVille at 7 A. Alt sod 4JO P.M., connecting with Morning end Evening Trains, oa thaCiacinnsti, Hamilton rad Dayton Railroad, for Cincinnati sod wOl leave Hamiltonfao iamervillest 9 A.M. and 6.48 P.M. . The Western Stage Company’s Coscbra erased t Somerville from all points in Indians. R. M. SHOEMAKER, Superintendent. May 19th, 1883. no ttr Pare Medicated yra*s.—All kinds for tnlw at M’Culfough’* Drug Steve Ae all my Bynmo ate manufactured bf steam, I’can mint them to be equal to any in this market. M they prove otherwise thk price wiH be eheerfoly relaaded. Richmond, May 12,1858. 28rtf ii/B ra | e by ” THOMAS BENTON. NO. 28, Mela St., Richmond, lad. 2t:tf

” 'DOMESTIC i'T#ACHI4ET. i •VjOTICK ia hereby given, that cm the first day of July IV 1853, a writ of domestic .attHi'hment. was issued by me, James M, Poe, a Justice ot the peace of the County of IV syne, add State of Indiana, *t the instance, and upon the affidavit of Edward Francis, against the goods add chatties, credits and effects of William A. Lin Fey, by virtu® of which writ, the following described good* and chatties, to Wit: One Dressing Bureau, 1 Patent Bedstead, 1 Breakfast Table, 1 Stand, 4 dozen Windsor Chairs, ( Lane Rocking Chair, 1 Ceoking Stove sad Fixtures, 1 Lot Hag Carpet, 1 washing Tab, 1 Lot of Quoenawsre, 2 Axes, 1 Spade, 1 Garden Rake, 1 Lot of Jugs, 1 Looking Glass, 1 Sheet of .Zink, 1 wash Board, I Iron Tea KettleT? Wooded Bilckati, j Tin Pin, 1 Wash Basin.l Wood B*w, 1 Met! Sieve’, (the whole appraised st 256,88,) have been attached as the property of the said William A. Linley, and that on,the 80th day of July 1862, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at my office in Wayne Township of said codnty, I will proceed, to hear and decide upon the claim of the Said Edward Francis, whereof the eaid William A: Linley, and all other persons concerned, will take notice. JAMES M. POE Justice of the Peace. {/.] Rirhmonl, July 6th, 1862. 2Mw A Large lot of Pittsburgh end Philadelphia Carriage Springs and Axles, just received and for sale by THOMAS BENTON. No. 28 Main St., Richmond,lnd. 24;1f

MILL add cross cut j3aWs <rf the brat make, Spear & Jackson*’ Pause] and Tennan Saw*, juat received and for sal* bv THOMAS BENTON. No. 28, Main St., Richmond Ind. 24:tf CARPENTERS, Cabinet Makew. and Mill Tools, of the beat manufacture, just received and for sale by THOMAS BENTON. No. 2S, Main St., Richmond, Ind. 94:tf . A good assortment of Pate.nl and guamlsd Leather Allcant Matts, just received and for sale by . ' ; THOMAS BENTON. ' No. 28, Main St, Richmond, Ind. j... t 24:tf AtSood Supply of cut and wrought naiie of alt sices, juat recsived and for safe by , ri , THOMAS BENTON. No 28, Main Stieet, Richmond, Ind. 24:tf Pocket Cultlery, Scissors and" Rators JL of English and American mauuiaclare, just receWedond tor sale bv THOMAS BHNTON. No, 28, Maid Bt.,Richmond, Ind. 24:tf IRON, Cast Steel, German Steel, English and American Steel, just received and for eel* bv . - THOMAB BENTON. No. 28, main Btreet, Richmond, Ind. 24;tf I7IARMERS and Gasdeners Tools. Shovel* Spades, Urrcifift •^Nssis&isr No. 28, Main Slreat, Richmond, Ind. 24itf sale by THOMAS BENTON. No. 28, main Street, Richmond Ind. 24:tf ASplended lot of BaMders Hardware, just received and for sale,by THOMAS BENTON. At No. 28 Main Sir Ricmond, Ind. 24:tf ANEW supply Os Sloan* Medicines Just received and for salo wholesale and retail, st Mendenhall’s Drue Store, 4, main street. Tim’i* tAcks. A considerable namber of Early Mey Cherry Trees tor able. Also, a general' assortment of Apole Tree*, many of them Os a large aixe. CORNELIUS RATLIFF. Near Richmond, 3d mo. 24th, 1852. 14-ts White Lead, Ac. Lltherage, Dryer Varnish, and Linseed OU, st No. 36, and for sale very 16w, at McCtjLLouoH’i Drug Store. T ouisville Cement.—For sale by the barrel ■ * er bushel at M’Onllough’e Drug Store, No. 82 Main Street. Richmond, May 12, 1852. 22:tf BTKTIndow Olass.—All sizes for aale by the ' v y Bor, or single pane at M’Cullough’s Drug Store, No. 82 Main St. - * Richmond, May 12, 1832. 22:tf 5 ? a. n. newton, dkntist, tjTOrnca one door south of Jason Ham’s Store, (fortnerly Jesse Meek’*;) Richmond, Ind. Oct 29th, 185 L 361 y Nads of all siies, ht large qoantitiee and of (he best brands, kept constantly for sale, by Richmond, 4th mo. 14th, 1852. ‘ F ‘ * LET CHEIL Ctcpthes, Waldron’s Grass and Grain Scythes, end 'M. * the genuine article, just received audforSetobv S. F. FLETCHER. Richmond, 4th m0.T852. I7:tf rr*able Cutlery a largo sad superior assortment, JL embracing almost every quality and price, just received and tor Sale by S. F, FLETC HER. Riohinend, 4th mo. 14,1832. ]7:tf House Hardware.—Embracing every thiug necessary iu this liue for building purposes, embracing many new and convenient articles. S.F. FLETCHER. Jtichmond, 4th mo. 14lh, 1852- 17itf I'ob&cco and Serara—Tho bast chewing tobacco, of various kinds ands general assortment of the different brands of Bem*s for sale. M. C. LEWIS. April 15th, 1853. -17-ts IX/eodea Ware-Tube, Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, W &c. be. can be had at the Grocery Store of M.C. LEWIS. April 16th, 1859. 17-ts WOOL! WOOL!! WOOL!!! 1 Art rtrtrt peande of Wool wanted, for I VfIf.UUU which the highest market pries Will be paid. JASON HAM. Richmond, 3d mo. 241 h, 1852. 14-ts #. Just Received. A largo aaaorttaeatef Spring stylo Silk Hate. Also Plsin Silk Hala for Friendo. Also a superior Article of Kossuth Hate which wiii be cold very low for Cash. JOHN SUFFRINS. Richmond, April 6. 1852. 16—ts. V~— - Mas,, i Fish— White Fish, Trout, Herring and Mackerel, kept constantly, tor sale by M. C. LEWIB. April 15th 1862. 17-ts ■v- , l f'l heesc—The beet of Western Reeerve cheese FatalVv lies who want a good article are invited In try our*. We always have a good article when it in to he had M.C. LEWIS. April 15th, 1862. 17-ts Medical Card DR. W. P. WARING, having associated himself with Dr. J. T. PLUMMER, in ths practice of Medicine, respectfully offers his professional service* to the public: Office corner of Main and Pearl afreets, Richmond, Indiana. 6th Month, Ist. 1852. 20-ts TRAINTB of all kinds, kept constantly on hand at Men--1 denhalPa Drug Store, (formerly Howells) No 4, main street. May 26th, 1862. 23tf FOB SAL E 0 R RENT: A SAW MUX, tad DWELLING HOUSE, with outhouses. situated a half atile north of the city boundary. The mill haa a self letter and lath taw attached. For particular* and terms, enquire of May 26, 1882. 21tf Wm. BULLA. fhreoai—A new lot or the celebrated Shakes Jj Brooms, just received end for oalo by June 9, 1832. 24 M.C. LEWIS. C*hM Tools aid Findings, of all varieties, O and told in ’’kite,” single, or at wholesale. No hotter assortment has over Men iu the market. 8. F. FLETCHER. Bfclnaond, 4tk mo. 14th, 1838. iTstf r|VKA —of Jenkins A Co’s importations. These tees ii I April 15th, 1882, ’ '•WF 1M I A General assortment sf Shoe Findings, raXV ceivod and for sale, by THOMAB BENTON'. N0.28, Mai* St., Richmond, Ind, 24:tf Conck Trlmunrtugw Os the latest Stilea, jest received and far safe, at red need price*, by THOMAS BENTON. N0.28, Mainßt., Richmond,led. 24*tf-

I HORSE POWERS AND THRASHING MACHINES. . Ohio Preble CoanW Agrtolhual Society-Second Annual Pair, Oct Ml tv 'oml SOhO SSM BW 00k thHSS JW*rwHPfpJ j , if> i,,„ -n .<*•- wii revoi* ,u I Be it known, that thft Horse Power exhibited by T. A. DUGDALE, of Ridmwml Wayne county, Ind., was the RIST on the ground, and is, in the judgment of this Society, an ’ f article of superior y jtffSV **° tlieref6Te hWwy. recommend the said Dagdale, asfin that line, deaervipg’tbe patronage of Agriculturists and others thro’out the Uiaion In testimony whereof, TANARUS, as fheTreSident, and to behalf of said Society, have hereunto set m ,. name at Eaton, Ohio, the seventeenth day of October, 1851. ENOCH TAYLOR. iiM#-Tbe *btpyo supwrior Hon* PqWMfi are For sale by the undersigned sit the' well-known niciHwo South of Main Strut-, whpre he would be pleased to see all those who desire to purchasn GOOD HORSE POWERS AND THRASHING MACHINES. T. A. DUODALf! July 7th, 1862. ■ 2tf

CISTERJf CEMKJVT, just reccivod at Mendenhall’. Drug Storo (fornmrly How*Ua) No. 4, maia sweat. Msy 36, 1862. “Material Aid.” rftHE undersigtUd respectfully informs *ll thoee iadebtJL id to him that he has closed Out hi* Stock, which makes it indispensable thdt all Hi* outstanding accounts be settled, either by cash or note*. Ho therefore earnestly solicits ell Who here account* With him, to rail tnd settle the same st the earliest pqsslblb ffSy. He may ® e „ R , “ nil st the establishment of Messrs. Lytlde A Barnes adjoining hi* Old Stand. Any reasonable time, will he given oh the notes, but the accounts mutt 5* cUttd W, L. FARQUHAR. Richmond, April 6th, 1960. ’ lfltf. Light, Light! ■ ■fTICONOMY,' Brilliancy, Cleanliness and Safsty fj tor ths auppeo table or reading and sawing by. Phosgene Go* Lamps loaned gratia to families and aagaaßfr *? “'i.s.Wfffi!'" m-tr. ■ Woking Ginas Plates, Os all Size* and Li April 14, iTstf HPBICAL CABD. Drs. A. G. & 0. G. Potts, RICHMOND, INDIANA, war ILL promptly attend to all or* is; Medical, SurTT glee I and ObsUriqal. D"Office iu the Drug Store of E. G. Pools & Sons, No. 47, Main at. April 98, 1852, 19fit • f i, ."‘i i ' —. T onlnvllle Cement And Plaster Parle jusl 1 J received and tor Sale,by E. G. Porr* 4t Sone. 'April 14, I7:tf UIJBE WHITE LEAD, Ahd gene ml vafie- | ty of Paints, Turpentine, Linseed and other oil*; Dryer and other Voruiehes: also Bruthei of all kind* tor Salo low, by E. G. Porr* 4t Bon. Richmond, April 14, iTjH WINDOW GLASS, AND Looking glass pistes of all sites and superior quality, Just Keosiyed and for eule by E. G. POTTS Sl SONS, No. 47, Main St Richmond, April 14. Wits Cash for Old Castings! W Riclunuud, Feb. 11th, 185S. r 'T ' .t-Irts.' N MACHINE WORK. f | 'HE euiracribera would respeetfully inform the A publAi that thay lrave a complete avt of Lat Hes in connection with thoir Steam Engine, and are now All kinds of repairing and Job IVorA done jut short notice and in the beet manner. . 1 Having employed Mr. Win. D. Wilson, an experienced and practical machinist, they Better themselves that they will receive a share of public patronage. BEARD Sl SINEX. Empire Steel Plow Manufactory, Richmond In. April 17, 1852. 18:tr bemoveF.'"" mHADDEUS WRIGHT, has removed his Store to No JL 44 Main Street, (north side) three doom East of Bisocbard’s, and opposite E. G. Vaughan’s. He has just received by Express, some new and Desirable Goods* and (respectfully invitee his old customers and the public generally to give him a call, at his new stand. Richmond, 6th mo. 16th 1852. 26-3 w /"Ifushed Sugar.—A fresh supply of crushed Sugar—au extra article, on hand and tor aale by June 9. 1852. 24 M.C. LEWIS, Basil Brightwell f ffl AKES pleasure in announcing to his frfends and the JL public that he has just received a large ahd extensive stock of Spring and Summer Goods, embracing almost every variety of stiles, which were bought at the lowest prices, and he is determined to sell them to lour that all will be induced to purchase. Ladles and Gentlemen will do themselves np harm by calling to examine hit goods before purchasing elswhere. Richmond, May 1, 1862. 20—ts Now Arrival of Fresh Groceries I At NO. 7, main Street. rrtHE undersigned respectfully informs kis old friends X and the public, that he haa just received an additional supply of FRESH GROCERIES; such at Coffee, Sugar, Fi*h of all kinds, Ac., Ac. Also, an assortment of Glass-ware, Queensware, Hardware, and Cutlery; Crockery, Stone and Woodea-ware; Willow-ware, Ac., Ac., all of which he sells cheap for cash, or will exchange tor approved country produce. Call and aee him. E. M. COOK. Richmond, June 16,1852. 26tf TTtine Cattery.—The most complete assortment JP of Fine Cutlery, embracing almost every variety of pocket knife may b* found at J. B. HUNNICUTTS. Oct. 92.1851. 47-ts GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Foartb ft Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. „ ,V\ aH. GEFFROY, Proprietor. March 10, 18U. 12-ts Brush Factory. D& J. X. WILSON, wholesale sud rctai . Brash Manufacturers, have moved tlieir establishment to the north-west corner of Main and Front streets, opposite T. Muon’s Cabinet WaretoOm, where ! country merchants hud ethers can be supplied with ' gaesf Brashes at fair price*. I N. B. Machine Brushes made to order. Richmond, Oct. 22, 1851. 13-ts —— -X— -a -;■■■— —4ptrltigt Trimming*, of l*to and imprevnd styles, and conaietiag of almost every article used in this line. The attention of Carriage Makers fa particularly requested. 8. F. FLETCHER, j Richmond, 4th mo. 14th, 1752. I7:tf RIFLE Barrels and Gun Trimmings, of all kind* just raceivsd and for sale by THOMAS BENTON. No. 28. Main Street, Richmond, Ind. 24:tf Fancy Millinery and Dressmaker. ■l3B MART 1 DURHAM WOULD respectfully inform the Ladle? of Richmond and vieinity, that >h* fa prepared to j Execute any thing in her line on the shortest notice in . the most toshionable style. Bhe has tost received a large assortment of the fined Bonnet Trimming and Ladies’ fan*) goods, star brought to thi* market. She feels desirous that Ladies' ahapld giro tier a call, and aao far lb—metres. Her shop is to b* f—nd on Pearl Street,* tow doors from Main, East aide, above the Warner Building. Richmond, May 16th, 1858. 22-6 m. T>blatS.—lndian Red, Red Lead, Veoition Rad, L Chroma Red, Chinese and. American Vermilion, Prasiau, Chinese, and Ultramarine Blue, Chrome Yellow amd Greens, White Lead, Lamp Black, and Drib Black Aa. Jast received and formic *t No; 88. " M’Cnll—gh's Drag Store. Riehm—d, May 12,1852. 22:tf Drug Store Removad. V a arcDUvOIMH. has leawvei blaDreg Pure fro m lAe DugOale’soU stand, to M’Outtn*glV Comer, No. Hg, comer of Mein awl FrankCema—.sail salw ilw WnnMntton line- WCHe he will pay that aticMien to all who may favor Mat with their ewmnm to warrant entialaelion. L. H. MXX’LLOUCH. Rlehsaonil, March 3, IMS. luf ■ . vxaa lUB-Four email DWELLING HOUSES M A eHnaia* is tea City, of Kichawa*. taSlana. tew rtk sbsswwf

BOOT & SHOE ST QBE! EDGERTON & HAHLEy TEREMIAU lIADLBY haring ourrhsecd the intereM at „ tvhere they wotiltl l> rleaMd to aee tlidr old frietids sud .u ' wish *y thlnff in ttwfr flito. Tthey f fart 3 tww and coiniifM# Jf ply of BOOTS and SHOES, constating qf 1 "“I” Men’s Fins and Coarse Boots, Gaiters , Bhoes Slippers and Pumps. Ladies' Gaiters, Slip. pers, Shoes, Buskins, Sfe, Fancy colored sn p . pert, and other neat articles for ladies' wear. Children’s fine and coarse bools and slides. Their present stock embraces those of their own manufacture,and Cincinnati Custom made QenUttntn't Fine Boots and Gaiters, and Lady's bootees, tkoes and ■ slippers. Their stock of JSadern made work ia general ahd equal to the best In the market; all of which thev WARRANT to be good, n*t and Serviceable. Prices will continue to be a* tow a* possible to make them Grntefol for p*kt favor they aak a continuance. ITCall at Nd. 83, Mfin street—North aide, and examine thoir Mock and compare prices. ttoS ni—T AIso,—BAND-BOXES, various hand at all times, cheap for cash, gapTlthto knowing themselves indMiteil (0. (lit oti( flfoi of ion St Burns, Will please rail and make seitlemenla Immediately , the old stand. •*-, •*•>■■■ , Riohmond, fith nm, 93d, 1869. Olit CITY SHOE STORff Shoes, Booti, Number Main Street. &■ B<M> T* AND ailOESii THE undersigtisd has juat rsceirad a large assortment of Boots and Slioss, embracing almost every article, in style and quality, called tor or in ass. Call Cud see. No mistake, burguin# can be hud at ths City Bhod Store, id •’ JOB BORTON; Richmond, June l n , 1852. . -u26-tf PUM^irPUMPS!!! Joseph Dickinson, :v THANKFUL tor past patramige, respectftrfly toforint bis friends and the public geft*rally, that be is still making, and will furnish,at )ys establishment on Pearl Street, a tow doors South of Main, Street, Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana Pumps, of almost every descrmlfoit—either of Iren, Brass. Copper, Lead or iorusd Wood, and adapted to almost •Very purpose that may lie desired. Having hadjmout seventeen years experience in Pump making aodgeneral Plumbing, work, he trusts tkpit hot can insure general satisfaction to those who may favor him .with their ordeff, .. , * Agenfcirator Ute safe of Jiin Turned VVood Puntpa are established at Win. C.- Harvey’s at Ceutreville, Egra Walton's (Postmaster) at Dublin, and D. G. Refit's at Milton, where these'Pninps, nearly turned and painted, and warranted (o perform well, wHI be furnisbed and put in the well if desired, at a price very little exceeding the old log one*. These pumps have several advantage* over lII* old log ones—they ate easier handled, take op much less room, are not 80 liable to'ernek, awd Can be readily lengthened where the write ntny require to be dug deeper. Those who ItaveDeep Wells will do weft to cation him, asltis pwmps work coasisterahty eaaier than those that liavs been usually nut in., Batlefactory referauce will readGr tenvefaug water, draintug, &c., bored aqd joined for 3Lcents per foot. J. D., also offers lii* services in the Plumbing business, in fitting up Water Closets, lay ing Lead Pipe, tee., and fitting Up Baths, with Hot and Cold Water, &C., Httd i* og.nt for Spruit’s Ligtnilig Roil*.' ' l '’'' l ', Richmond, nth Mu,ft, 1859. ” 24.-U [Euward Bkllis.] [Sahurl Bklus] of Clothing. •Merchant. Tailors and, Clothiers, RICHMOND, INDIANA. EVERY novelty of the season iu Gentlemen’s Ready Made Cljtlling, and also in'material unmade up, at the , ■ Columbia Clotbing Hart. OBSERVE!—Any thing purchased at the above establishment, if not approved of will be exchanged, oa condition that the article is not dqiuagad, a* ws intend to please all. GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER. We invite gentlemen wishing Clothing made to measure,'u gire ua a trial; and Wpahl caireplcial attention to our cut and make of Plaiu and Spring Bottom Pants, which for ease and eteganca cannot be sure passed. We are receiving our Spring Gvodi, selected with great care, among Which are many near Style* and Patterns, and are ready to furnish the material or not, just as it may suit customers. CFAII kinds of Plaiu and Fashionable Garment* made aa heretofore, oa short notion and by experienced Workmen. Cutting done, in U* various brunches. Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties, Sospenders, Ac., &c„ always on hand, and every thing sold at the lowest pfiist (or cmliU jj-. „ v4' CFRemember to call at tha COLUMBIA CLOTHING MART, where yon wilt find ua Willing and ready to show our goods, add desirous to pleas*. March 24, 1552. 14-ts ~,.'J .iist . To the Ladles* of Richmond * Vieinity. Ism now prepared to manufacture to Order, etl kinds of Wo inon, Mias**, sad CliUdraaa' Bitoea, ot tbe teal aiaiertaW, sad warnuilM. I Wav* a food Btopk of iny own nmnnfarturc on hand; and thank ful top pant favors, V wUct a rontiiMtan> of the same. jnn bortox. —p— -—' dwidko -ato Tt* R a— W iB IL IB . fAOBERT B. DICKINSON, having juat opened anew XV establishment of watches and jewelry at Ne. — u>ua I at. one door weat pf the Post Office, would respectfully i invito hi* friends and the public generally to glv* htek rail. He kcepa on hand a. good ssaortraent or Watches, Silver- Ware, Jewelry, Cutlery ty t Which be wUI sell at the lowest eeh prices. Also, g*W and silver, watches of all styles, qualities, prices and patterns. Ladies and gcnu.pins, gold, chains, finger rings; ear rings and n general variety of fancy article!. Also, a general assort met* at YANKEE CLOCKS. !|_r Watchea, Clock*, and Jewelry repaired at short notire.- may 12,1862. It—if- * HI'LRAIK * BHADDINOBB, STEAM BOILER MAKERS, Corner of Ladlaw and Gangrosaatteate, CinclauaU.O Ans pvapared a* A* any woA to o*r line. Wsttefg j A now Ut the beet TENNEBBKE IRON, aatl tog | owrarivto to^ive —Sire aarintortism to aU wlte a>ey tev* r Cincinnati, may It. 1852. , , T Cadi Paid tor Wo* At the Richmond Woolen FaCtOiJ. Person* having -W—l for sate, sra ji*!**, They alaoc—lra te Ms■*>**••♦ J r '***. -y■•• a -*Jtt!igtsg Ricbm—d, toll me. 2M, 18U- ’’ • * ; - ii .(t I-'.! i 11 t’l .teisnuStick a Fin The^e! BSRE®SSaSSs n—c. K-l-” Jam tefitoUaMhssWF" 4th raw. *D, >852.-