Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 23, Number 3, 8 January 1853 — Page 3

wwwwwv*wwW<>w<*^MW<v<wwwvvvvwyvvvvvv<r Ladies Fair and Supper. way to a man** heart ia down hia throat.” The truth of thiahomely maxim was verified at the late supper given by the ladies 61 the Presbyterian church In this city on Now Year’s Eve, as every orie W# have heard speak of it, do so in terms of* the highest commendation. Every thing whs gotten up in good taste and arranged in most beautiful order For variety, richness, and artistic skill, It has never been excelled in this place. The Fair room Was handsomely decorated with evergreens, and the tables loaded with articles for sale. The room was crowded with visitors who appreciated the object and purchased liberally, though the remark was common that the articles were sold too low.— About $l5O were realized from the supper and Fats ’ CITV ELECTION. The following is the result of the election on Monday last for city officers. It will he seen that'the majority in favor of the present wholesome law for the suppression of the liquor traffic in our city, is on the increase, as well as the number of voters. 'When the law was voted on in September, were 249 for it, and 149 against it—whole number of votes 372 temperance majority 74. Now, the whole number of votes is 6Cs—temperance majority averaging übout 188. ’T is healthy, sure. Tcmpmakcs Ttcairr. "lirnnr knjhckt Ticket.” Mayor, John Finley, 88#jMayor, WT. Dann’s, 201 Marshal, Joa. McCoy, 270jMarahal, J. L. Harris, 370 Council. j Council. lattVwd, C. P. Coffin, 341 lit Ward, John Peterson, 217 ** • 8. R.Wiggins, 84* do Lewis Baxter, 2i4 M CB. Iluir, 844 2d Ward, Wm. Dolby, 220 •• D. P. Grave, 33y( do O. P. Peters, 2t 1 At “ Lewis Burk, aaOi’sd Ward, W. W. Lyndo, 239 •• ** W.O. Scott, 397 do Ach. BalfarW, 318 4th “ JJ. Coniev, 3414th Ward, Jat. M. King, 251 “ “ Job Borton, 291; do Ssm’l Sinex, 22t Clerk, B. W. Davia, 85(>Clerk, E. A. Elder, 215 Collectoi, It. B. Payne, 2HojC'ollec’r, C. R. Willi,ms, 2HH Assea'r, W. 8. Addleman, 819 Assessor, Ssm’l Pierce, 280 Btreet Gom’r, 8. Pierce, OlojStr’t Com'r. W. Wiggins, 923 Treasurer, John Suflrins, 557 Increase of Mayor’* and Clerk's salaries, 53 Tiolncrease, 341 It is but right and proper here to remark, that the names of two or three on what is ealled the “independent ticket,” was plaoed there without their ‘knowledge or consent,’ — (hey do not wish to be considered as favorable to the repeal of the present liquor law. Our City executive officers hare received fresh instructions from the people, as well as approval for their past efforts in suppressing the sale of ajl “drinks, mixtures or preparations that intoxicates,’’ and we hope they will now •go a-head’ and use their best exertions to dry up alt the streams and rivulets of this miserable liquor traffic within the city's limits, whether they flow from the mammoth brewery or from the splendid “family groceries,’’ and the lesser and more secret "sink-holes.” We are confident that our officers will do their dutv, and, that the people will back them, we have no doubt; notwithstanding yeast may be “nix,” und “sad bread” may be the consequence to some; but it is better to eat the unlevened article all our days, than to have sad hearts and countenances, in consequence of a near and dear relative or friend being drawn into these sink-holes and manufactured into a drunkard.— But there is no necessity of using “sad bread;” for, thanks to the ingenuity of our temperance women, bread, light as snow flakes, is now made by them, without the aid of the nasty, dirty scum that rises to the top of the brewer’s vat. CouitclL Procekdiros.—Jan. 4.—AH the members elect of the city council, appeared and were qualified into office by the Mayor. Tiie Clerk and Assessor were also sworn into office by the Mayor. The Mayor filed his bond. The penalty in Treasurer’s boud was raised from *2,0J0 to $4,000. The following standing committees were appointed bv the Mayor: Ways and Means: Coffin, Wiggins, ScotU Claims: Wiggins, Borton, Grave. Streets: Burk, Conley, Huff. Pub. Buildings: Huff, Scott, Burk. Fire Companies: Conley, Gravd, Borton. A resolution wan passed refering the proposition of making Front street and Port Wayne Avenue 10 or 15 feet wider, from Jesse Iden’s. corner north, to the street committee with leave to report by bill or otherwise. The yearly item of taking care of fire engines, was, on motion ot Mr. Burk, referred to the com. on fire companies, will) instruction t to have if possible a reduction made. •9 was allowed Mr. Gibson for 3 mo. rent for house for Engine No. t. [lt is time the city was building an engine house of her own—the tents wonld soon pay for anew one!] Adjourned to Monday night week, Jan. 17. sff*We'uivile the attention of our readers to the Grocery of John Shover, No. 80, Starr almost every article usually for sale in 1 that line can there be hid. Read his advertisement in another column, and call and examine lii assortment, c arc requested to say that the statement of the Palladium that the net was committed in “drunken spree” is erroneous. Neither of the men were under the in Hue nee of liquor at the time.— Jeffersonian . Wc stated that “Capt. Whisky headed the quarrel and was the ruling spirit of the fight;” and wc still believe he nerved the arm that struck the blow, but the deceased was not under the influence of liquor. Mr. Casey, the contractor, at whose house the murder occurred, ■* said to be a sober and very worthy man,-™-and the manner of our notice of the fatal affray was not designed as a reflection on him. We gave the account as we received it, and we are under obligations to our neighbor of the Jeff, for the delicate way in which he makes the correction for us! x TT , Afimlulstrator's Notice. N given that the undesigned has taken W V" e < o * rt of Common Bless, letters of Harrison* 1 ' 00 *’' c * u t® of Charles Yaneman, late of Indebted i f' ,n “id county; therefore, all persons nMiittl, * J “Wte are required to make payment imprnison- dlTv . Having claims against the ssme, will la twele* - ' NVh authenticated, for aeulement. withfrom this date. M. D LF.I SON, unary 6 >lßaa C*-*M Administrator. W.„ **■• wtstrator s Sale. late Sypjay. Flwury sth ISSS, at the J f c kaonhnre w. rs Charles Vaneman, deceased, iu ** Pmpetty’ef °?° rot *owin* pereoo**■•l of aeaaoooA* decenaed. to wit A complete assortWakes’, to-iT" wagon-maker’* lumber; one set of wagon•lU „ to enumerate. Rate to Comd i&A’T ***** will h nde J ' E,,r * 6 ’ ‘‘"£l IkKON, Ad-T

OLA*m' Pictorial D*awi* R*o* Cc*sAiucw,pnM*?,<?<! in Boston, Mfl** , will commence on tIM lit of JanuArf, 1853. anew volume. f*tn* Vol. IV of AM* excellent Illuminated journ*!. It Will appeir with new type, new heading, and eplendidly improved in every department, beside* wlilMi, the fhicr > t* be greatly ilEncrED. Tim |*llwfi*r i resolved to commune* tlie new year with a circulation ot one hundred thousand, amt, therefore, otters the mast liberal indoeemeitts to club*. Kca-ixing the *|ftrit of the AJ*, ilk* great Improvement in art, ud the constantly increasing In tdllgOfioe of the the piibli*hor f with this change of prices, wilt vastly ihprove his a’ready tpfendWy illustrated J iurnnl. Eslie ially will a great hripxo.vcuieiit he manifested in the engraving department, as well as the liiergy cluraeier of the paper, so t)ia< the Pictorial sliall appear iu a styl* n<>t oni* to merit all t>(ie enco ni:uirs of praise so lavishly bestowed upon it, but also iu as toeliat Icnge hicrraecd respect far Us cka:iQd excellence and perfection fn short, the trlioV paper will he fAr rtupufior to anythin'! yet offcm to the public hy the pikli tsher By referring to the furrowing lirt, which tofnis a part only of the regu'ar ro:itrll)Utors to the I’itlorial, Its high literary eha"arfer will at once be understood: Mrs. Anil S, ftephciis, Mrs, 1.. 11. Sigonriicvt Mrs, Alice 11. Nca>, Miss Hurl** Carey, Miss A lien Carey, Mrs. Caroline Orne, Miss Anne 'T. Wilbor, Hr*. B. I*. Doughty. Me* Ch A . Hayden, Mrs. R. 'P. E'dredje, Mrs. E. K. B. Wa'iln, Itev 11, llaHliug* We'd, T. Buchanan Read, Heniy Win. Herbert, T. B. Aitliur, A. J. 11. Duiaune, Hjtea Bariionl, George W. lowoy, Francis A. Durivage, I’ark lleujainiu, Dr. J, V.C. Smith, Boil Perley Poore, etc. TIM following are the to-in* of the paper? One subscriber, one year, $3,00; two subscriliers, 3,00; four subscribers, 0,00; eight snh scrlbers, Ifl,fo, The |ta;ier will lie for sa'e at all the iierlodiea’ do pots tlirougliout the country,after the Ist of January, at six cents per copy. s£r Any paper Inserting the above, editorially, with this para graph, shall receive the Pictorial on* year.

fMrorr.tNT to Lovmrs or Music.—Chorister*, Binging Masters. Organists, Musicians and Teachers of Music generally, and all Clergymen interested in the advancement of Musir.or in the elevation of the standard of MrstCAi. Taste, will hear of aomethlng both interesting and advantageous by Sending their names and addresses to Messrs. Dv* k. Wii.lis, publishers of the Musical World and Times, 95? Broadway, New Vork. Measures arc being taken to facilitate a universal diem; ml nation of good miiair and correct musical principles, tlirmjjhnut the wlto’ecountry, and the oo nperaMon of all wl o feel ail interest hi this important work, is solicted. The c.o operation of Chi Hors and Pub!Jsh*rs is al*o solicited; so far, at least, a* to give this pa agraph the widest |Hslhlecirculation. nelly bly, Nelly Bly, Nolly Bly, bring <le broom along. We’ll Sweep tie kitchen clean my lub, anti hab a little song; Poke do wuod, my lady lub, and make da firo burn, And whan 1 bring de banjo down, jut gib do mush a turn. ettonra. Heigh Nelly, ho Nolly, listen lub to me j I'll sing for you, play for you, a dulceum melody! Nolly Bly, hab a voice like de turtle dove ; p I hears it in de meadow, and 1 hears it in de grove ! Nelly Bly hab a heart warm at a cup of lea, And bigger dan de sweet putatoe down in Tennessee. Heigh Nelly, ho Nelly, Ac. Nelly Bly shut her eye, when she goes to slerp, When iho wakens up sgain h?r eye-balls gin to poep : De wsy she walks, she lifts her foot, and den ane brings it down ! And when it lights ders music dah in dat part ob de town ! Heigh Nelly, ho Nelly, <&c. Nelly Bly. Nelly Bly—nobber, nebber aigh— Nebber bring de tear drop to de corner oh your eye ; l or de pie ia made of pumkina, and de mush is msde ob corn, Anddars corn and pumkina plenty lub, a lyin’ In de barn ! Heigh Nelly, ho Nelly, list n lub to me; I’ll sing lor you, play for you, a dulceum melody.

To all Whom it May Concern. /\N the 30lliday of liecemlier, 1859 an Inquest was held hy the A J undersigned, acting as Cornier, at the house of John Casey, in Wavne township, oil the dead body of an Irishman, murdered hy another Irishman, at said house. The dei*ea*ed was named Michael Rowan-~twanty-seven years of age, five feet ten inches in height, stout built, a little round shouldered; had grey eyes, prominent and sore., brown hair, and his upper front teeth projecting. The deceased had no property of any description except rominon wea-ing apparel, to be found. Ills employer, Mr. John Casey, owed him him about twenty four dollar*. JOHN FINLEY,Mayor A sting as Cos inner. Richmond, January 1, 1853. 3-3 w Til EM ERCHANTS Os Richmond and Wayne County, ARE respectfully informed that the undersigned as the authorised Agent of the protlction insurance company OF HARTFORD. Is always prepared to insure Goods, Wares and Merchandise Iroin Eastern cities, hy all routes, upon the most favorable terms. Fire risks a’so taken as usual. IVILLIAM BLANCHARD, Agent. January 8,1853. 3-liu ~ STATE OFTnDIANA, ( Wavnk County,! William and Sarah Meek,'! Petition to enforce a resulting , vs. {trust In Lot No. 35 in Smith's No vH Fot’Ts ami others, heirs at [part of Richmond, or to have taw of Sarah Font*. J partition, as the rap mav lie. it kimwn that on the 99th day of Decemlier, 1833, William II and Itarali Meek, by Janies Perry.their Attorney, H'ed in the l ‘terk’s otfee of the Wat ne Circuit Court, their petition to enforce a resultin'/ trust in lot No. 35 in Smith's part of Richmond, or to have partition, as the case may be. Not ire of tha ftiing and pendency of eaht petition is hereby given to Noah Foils, and unless | ( r appear before the Judge of said Court, at his next term thn-eof. to l*e lie and at the Court House fn Centreville.hi and for said county, on the second Monday of Fehruary next, to plead, answer or demur thereto, the same, as to him, will lie taken as confessed, and decreed arcn-dimrly. Attest. A NDREW F. SCUTT, Clerk. Jam Its Perry, Attorney fbr Petitioners. Decemlier &9tb> 1852. 3-4 w WAYNE COUNTY Agricultural W arehouse and SEED STORE. WT. DF.NNIB CO., No. 84 Main street, Richmond, , I md. General dealers in all kinds of Agiicuitural Imp’emcnis and Marhines; Garden, Field, Grass and Flower fVeds; Fruit and Ornamental Trees; Agricultural Books; Improved Poultry , fee.-, among which will lie found--Seif Raking and Hand Raking Reapers; Retchum's Mowe-s; Emery's Patent Railroad llorse Powers, with Thrashers and Separators complete; Goar k Co.’s Premium Right Home Separators; Roiiinson's Premium Horse Power and Bitparators; Newberry's Premium Clover lluller; double and single Corn Shellera; St aw Cutters, (Avarranted the Imstin use.) Fanning Mills; Com and Cub Mills; Empire Steel Ploughs; Double Michigan do; flrrrows; Expanding Cultivators; Ide's Wheel Culti va’ors; Wheat and Weed Drills; Corn Planters; Churns; Scoops; llorse Rakes; Sausage Cutters and Hinders; Axes, Hatchets, 4tc. ALSO—Manufacturers, Agents and Job tiers in Taris Furnace Company's Premium llay and Manure Forks; Pcythes, Hoax, Hay Knives, fee.; and Durvce Jt Forsyth t Kail;oad. Cattle, (lay and Platform Hcales, letter Presses, and Fire Proof Paf*. TOGETHER—wiII* Axes, Spades, Shovels, Picks, Matlocks, Barn Door Rollers, G-indstones, Cranks,ctntlies-line Reel*, Hinges. Paper Files, Children's Wagon Wheels, Cistern, Well and Force Pnmia,Siok Traps, Berea Grindstones, Water Kams.Codee Roast eis, P.ntable Forges, with varimis other new and nsef'ir articles. k)-C\l PAID FOR CLOVER AND TIMOTHY.SEEDS, AND WHITE ItE.WS. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed Always on ham!. In ottering our stock to vice Farme rof Indiana, we pledge ourselves that every a:tide so and sltai: lie found exactly as lepreeented, or money refunded. W. T. DENNIS ft. CO., Riclnnoiid Indiana. N. 8.-—All orders hy mail promptly attended to, and gornN srof to any |*a-t of the country. January 8,1851.—C-ts I

* Dion u'll! APPI.R PKIIIEIM Wiii* a 9 AppV Tari'ie MA 'iiint;*, Ju*l receive** and forsa’eliy JanuaryA IW3.—&-1I * u\ T. DENNIS 9l CO. %l.t Oi r* I.ATHK*.—VUoti'rt ffe’f-isciitnriiijr Lathon l'r iiirtiitig B iMiiii llamllro, Piow Uoniidfe and Uliair Hind’, for salcl.y [Jan.B. —3-trj \V. T. DENNIS & L O. OX Mifll'f IG, tikM'cl'y IV. T. DENNIS Ac t'O OFA<*p{ Oli.ANftfeK BKRP.—Wr shall have in a'ore In a few da\ K, a l*f”C hnoi' t'.xsli Osar<* Orahjn* Seed. direct from 'lV***,foraac kuv. W. T. DENNIS Ac %XK January F, D52. 3 *f STKAYED! ELEVEN HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE, one year old past, strayed fiom the subscriber, living four miles pnrth of Uichmond.and one mile west of Cheater meeting house. 'I hey were generally of s red color, mixed with white, except one, which w* nearly white, snd snother nearly black. A liberal reward will be paid for any information which may be received, whereby they may bcobtained. JOHN S. BROWN. January Sth, 1853 . 3-It* SEW ARRANGEMENT AND New Stock of Groceries! f|MIE subscriber wquld re*pcclfully inform the citizens JL of Richmond and vicinity thst he has recently purchased the stock of Groceries belonging to the estate of John Mullen, and that he ha* ad.led a freah supply of articles ia that lihe, and will constantly keep on hand at No. 80, in the “Staur Row,” a general assortment of Family Groceries, consisting of Coffvo, brown and loaf Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Mackerel, White i ish. Cheese, March, halcratus, lisisins. Spices, snd every variety of articles in general use in the Grocery line. Also, Tobacco, Cigars, Nails, lead, Shot, Powder, Glssswsre, Qjieenswsre, Hardware, Glass Lamps, tre. Also, a lot of BOOTS AND SHOES.

He invites his friends nd the public generally to give him s call. His prices will be found as low as those of any other establishment in the city, snd hia articles of as good a quslilv. CT COUNTRY PRODUCE bought for cash or Uken in exchaage for Groceries, sad the highest msrket price given JOHN SHOVER Richmond, January 8,1853. 3-ts Wanted! 8 NY amount of CLOVER-SEED, for which the highest A price will be paid in Cash, *t No. 81, Msie st. Richmond, Oct 25, 1852. LYNDE & BARNES.

riser ana Fe 4 from mils’ Jipifc. i |sr*Can nos bo “jast’a'c • a-ejF".Bjr leaving art order xvitb W. L. Farquhar, (at the “Intliafia Agriculitiral Works” of Beard fle Sinox,) Stating the arpount, kc. CINCINNATI MARKET, Jak. , 1853. Flour, t4,15j4,50i W h-a t, 7377 eta. per bushel;! Oorn, 41)a41e; Oats, 8c; Bye, 57c; Hogs,s6,r>oKG,7s, Heef Cultlo, 7 per 10 * lb*. Ret;. Iron, pfg, $45 per ton for hpt blusl from landing—bur iron 3|4d per lb. * for common mid Charcoal ill lot*; Lard U)4fi No. I; Clover Seed, $5,.50 per bti,; Tlmoiliy, $1,50n2,5Q; UOo; Sugar, 4|asc; Coffee, 9|-9j for Kio.—Cm. Gas. English Ministry have resigned— Napoleon, son of the ex-king of Wealphalia, j is reported king of Algeria, and ihe Pope has' determined to go to Paris and crown the empe-1 for Napoleon; so says the foreign news brought by the steamship Asia to N. York, Jan. 6. I List of Letters, REMAINING iu the Poat OOico at Richmond, la., On the fiml day of January, 1853. Achiulro a ljurlinau Kelley John Bulla J K Kenyon Mr Boadenhrr Mr Keesley John Bishop A Keen John Bunker Zpiioi Kilhrow Patrick Biuford Joaiuh Laughliu Peter Bt-iiuiiig Edward Lui: Or.itio Bond Joseph McMiilau Mary 2 Buruuin Lura Moore Jamea Bear John 2 McCarty Patrick Barrack John Monroe Samuel Boiler Beiijamiu 2 Morris Ilusaon Bodde Sophia Muher Wm Rond Elias Myers James I) Boyd Sylbuta Meek Joshua Barnes Aniiu Maran Johu lire man Patrick morr;s e. Cook Leurane Martin Juine* Cook John K MarraJilm Cuhberly II A Magner John Crnfl Uavid 2 New by J Cultell Jehu 2 Qverinsu Isaac Cryuus Owen Osborn Brunson Clemens J 11 O'Coinier Eurelha Cuninghain John Patterson Amausa Crawford Win Parker Margaret Crane* W Pierce Pruiikliu Couery David pross John Cahiwell Wm Itoherlson Mr Cowles Wessley Kobitisou Win

CoWen H B Robertson Frailkliu Canoliuii Rewis U. Kheo Judith Caiinon Henry Ruby Joseph 2 Cartwait John ltulou Phoebe M Douglass Harvey 4 Hussey J 11 Davis Emily ltunkle David Davenport M J Koed Mary Demorce John If, Rhodes Sarah J Druly Sarah Kundell Esther Deuese Win Stewart John Donnelnu John Slirador II E Dawson Sarah A Slagle Fred Diekover Benj Smith Thorbin Dougherty Neil Smith Isaac Diehl Lewis Shearan J Dean Sarah Smith F M Evalia Selalt Schwank John 2 Edwards II A • Shoemaker S S Elliott Mr Sliute* Mary Eldridge Wm Sander Orin Fiske Alicheal Sacked Orin Faulke J Stuart Ziuirt Fitz Patrick Pat Snielser Jacob Francea E 2 Starbuck Mr Green Catharine 2 'Phorti Joseph Gardner John J, Thayer Allred Gravea Warren Turner David Ueryuer Patrick Trueblood John Uuchemeir lieu rich Taylor Samuel Garrett Danl U Vaahold Geo Gnrdou Jemima Weaver Jamea N 2 Gillott EdwarJ S Wooda Mr Gamer Oliver Wooda Joseph Gray Win B W’oodsO A lieagy John Weeks M Heacock Jacob Williams R S Hall Lymuu 2 Williams Achillea Uoer li Warm Geo Hunt R H Wuuk James Hull Token Wolf Mary Holpburu Mr Wlsaell W D Hogstou Issue Wasson M L Havens Samuel Winston Pleasant Ham Janies It Woodnut Ihoinas Holland Ahrahain Weeks Joseph lluttonJohu Weeks Jane Hardt Mr Walston Jeremiah Johnson J M 3 Watkins U. o Jessup Milton Yergaus U Johnson Geo C. R. WILLIAMS, P. M. Richmond, January 1,1853. .”-lt

Lots for Sale! WE have laid offseveral lots of one acre each on tile westerupart of the farm lately belonging lo Isaac Gauze, laving near town suitable for building or pasture lots, which will be sold oil reasonable terms, The plat limy be seen ut Fletcher’s Hardware Store, No. 37 Main Street. 8. F. FLETCHER *. CO, Richmond, 12th mo. 9,1852. 51.1f H.. It. PAYNE, Notary Public} No. Cl, Main Street, RICH BOND, WILL prcpa-naiJK lake arknowp'il-rinenf* of Deed*, Depotllions, amt Affidavit*: atteiul to roll vtinf claims, generally; anil to Si-fiinz, boa-sine and Renting Real Estate fGK HAIjK*TIe handsome three atnry BRICK store room, at present occupied hv Dr. J. R. Mendenhall .BVtfL** a Store Itoom— term* easy. A*>, Pour other Houses and Lot*. Tprturt to suit ptirehaaei*. 11. B. PAYNE. Richmond, Dec. 15. 1850. 6£tf A Valuable Farm For Sale! ENQUIRE of the YOUNG, South Fffti street, Ricliinoiid. Dec. 15, 1852. 52 tt Slaughter-house for Sale or Rent --Tools and Fat Cattle For Sale! THE undersigned offer for sale or rent, their B|H*hterlitg entail lishiuenl. I’liey wish to re,l their TOOLS, and 50 or 0O Head of Feet (Jattfef AfHfetk*n must he made licfore the 25th Instai t.— A hareain can he had Icy any person wishing lo enlacei\ in the Buiclterinf Bust;ie*. Ap| |y to 'YJC TL Richmond, Dir. 15th, 1852. PAXHON A CONaTII.

Houbqs and Lata AA MR ro _s.ai.ei! liiiSß Tha subacribcr offers for sale, the following valuable real estate, in the city of Richmond, to-wit; Lot number three, (1) containing one acre; running through from Franklin to Filth street. On this lot there are two new dwelling houses, situated on Franklin atreet. The above lot mav be conieniently divided into four beautful lots; and will be 1 sold so as to suit purchasers. Lot number ninety-nine (93) on South Pearl street, on which there ia s good frame dwelling house and lric kitchen, large stable and other improvements. Also a vacant half lot, situated on Pearl; atreet. I bought the above property so thst i can sell it 1 low, and as ! need money, persons wanting to purchase, I will find it to their advantage to call on me. JAMES M. POE. Richmond, Nov. 8, 1852. 3m47n0

■ aCAB^M-C* Apydk THAT large and commodious brick house, T.ivft situated on Pearl street, nenr Main, snd *djoining the Warner building, formerly oc- ~ li™ c u pied by Peter Rssenmuclicr, will be sold on accommodating terms. A geod title can be given. Also the DRUG SsTOKK, in said house will be sold With the property or separately. ‘ JAMES M POE, Agent for DR HENRY LINGGEN. Richmond, Aug. 2 lb, 1832. 3(ilf. Houses and Lots! SFaVI-'KATy House* and Lots, and a number of desirable Buildipz Lota. On aale by J K. DUGDALF.. Real Kiftate A^nt. Main atreet, near the Banlc, Richmond, la. HEW STOCK OF © m © (D m m n m s , At JII. MOOR.MANN has the pleasure f informing , his easterners snd the public generally, that he has just received anew sapply of FRESH GROCERIES, Snch as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Fish, Raisins, Candies, Spices, and a complete assortment of articles in the Grocery line. Also, a variety of QUEENSWARE 4, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE & CUTLERY, an assortment es Boots and Shoes, and hundreds of sn>all Notions. COUNTRY PRODUCEof all descriptions taken in exchange for Groceries or Cash. Thankful for past favors he hopes to receive 8 liberal portion of patdic patronage. All are invited to give hint aca;l. J. 11. MOOR4I4NN. Richmond, Oct. 27. 1852. 45-ts

I REW ROOM AND HEW GOODS! WILIAM S. BEID, 1 YPEWI'CTF V I4.Y ennmincas to Ihe eitleens of Richmond. -* amUhesuTimialm* rouniiy, that belies, anri I. rereirinc al 50.2, Main street, fine room formerly drennled Iv Wiggins 4 Wimt.Unsftehrw the -Big Pdmp,” dh-set from PhltedelnM*. m enltro new amok f I'lsln, eisjile sod Fancy SSY

. F-'idugfii,, all tbo Islest styles and psferos of Drm. Urmde.rnn J S|tn* bi ps l of diffi-rem kinds of Bilks, Merinnes. Lc gff/'jf’ l,e wniii,teeii* t Coburg*, Liitftrcx,Ginghams, Prim*, nXH-boos. Fivies and Jocimel Fplgings and Inrertlng., Flmmers. ' ,, l rtiflS. Trimmings. Fringes. I)l,npr. Ptlk and l.lnen llamikerelliefr, Ulnvcs, llusiery, Fur and Wool.en UQ J&. TP LLa SO 1 l '" or *l'- Pash, Were, Bay Slate | lllack 811 k anil V\ „oi nf difn-rent grades and prices. WHITE GOODS. Jarnnelts, Csmbrlcs, Fivlm and Vl. lnria Mnslln. Tap Crape Musliiiii ’ '* UO * l CNfrt^in Clotliß, CnsslQiercA nnd SnlßnctM. Alan. Tweeds, Overcoat Ini; Sml Jeans, tint n good aworlpienl of F aniiels, Liiuioys. B'escliCfi and Ihxlifsltr Mt-plim*. c'arpHin*. I.ifiei, and Cntlnn Table noihs.Heamle-a lief. Alan, Tmdles’ kid, rni and sad liiads and B,,skins: l,dis kid, gnat a,el enauunellcd P.i(i|iera; Misses and Cltildreng’ laced Boots and gUioee. GLASSWARE, RUEENSWARE, Ao, Havinff |u*t Inratvd in Ibis city | ormaiiPiilly, I #ill Mty to th* If that my G khls wftro |ni'rlia*on fur C'afh by an o'd and axpcrl•Micvd inmill— one who ha* I feu in litiniiiep* in IHrlimnnd fin Ihe ’•! OlifhtpenyPtt**; end ntxiert'anri* well the rtyle* mited Ut thi* mar , 1 •** d b#l, *e'fted exnrourtly for tliie market I think eanimt fail ’Oault every tine; and without tilling A wlusc handbill frtthfeeeln*, i wl l ay that I am determined luae'l a* !uv a*anv other e*taM)*li ment in Ihe CMy. CnuAfry produce taken In for Good*. I leaae rll ami examine tuy etoek Ix ftire I uyln*, whether I Hell or not. 1 will take pleasure In allowing my Good*. „ WILLIAM P. RFJD. R Irliinond, fteptem' er 991. -New and Cheap Winter Goods!! T110A1.48 J, CRttCttkOy, woiilti respectfully announce to his old friends snd customers, to the public generally, anil ’’the reitof mankind" in particular, that he ia now receiving and opening the largest and most varied stock of

fell} H V that It hal ever been IfeaxgSfiODSl his pleasure to offer . In thia Market. All which having been selocted with the greatest r.re and strictest regard to the wants of the people in Iho west, and purchased at thn lot,oat Cash Prices, in the New York snd Philadelphia Markets, he focls c*nf,tlent of being enabled lo offbr rare Inducements to such as npy come to purchase, He will be pleased to greet ill his old friend, and as many new ones as can mako It their interest to rail, with an exhibition of his line stock, which embraces in part Eddies Dress Goods, In great variety, pf the latest styles and handsomest patterns out, of Exhibition, Persian and Moul. de Lanes, plain fancy aqd figured Sntlns nnd Silks, Lnce Goods. Shawls, drc, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, dee. Ac. Richmond, Dee. 6/A, 1852. 421f. BUTLER’S NEW STORE! AND NEW GOODS!

CHEAP FOR CASH. Tho subscriber I* now oponlng, throe doors from Drs. Plummer Sc Wiring's Drug store, Pearl Street, Richmond, Ind., An entirely now Stock of Good*, in general terms, ms follows, via; DRY GOODS, COTTON YARN, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, DYE-STUFFS, MATS & CAPS, HARDWARE. WINDOWOLASS, BONNETS. QUEENSWARE, NAILS, frc.,Ac. Thi* stock of good* h§ been bought exclusively for Money, nd at lower prices than they could have been pur* chusedattwo mouths ago, consequently for Cash, will be sold very low. I humbly ask the ladles and gentlemen of Richmond aqd vicinity, to call and extmina the quality, style and colors of my Goods, & I will oiler them at such prices ts will In? duce them to buy. At all event*, 1 shall endeavor to see to it, that they are paid for tho few steps they may take off Main street; and agniq, If you wants number of articles, you will find them here, and not have to run over town to lind each different kind. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE tsken in exchange for Goods, the interchange being confined to the cash prinpiple—each selling to the other fqr what the article is worth iu money. I remain the public's humble servant, Nov. 17,1862. Manly s. butler. SI2.IAO.YYf UEjK Goons, DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE. JOHN SHILLITO & CO. No. 19 Ensl Fourth Street, Cin’ti. Respectfully inform their customer* nnd purchasers generally, that they are now opening a large and complete assortment of Fancy uud Staple English, French, German and American ALSO— An extensive assortment or Foreign nnd Americau Carpeting, Purchased and Imported previous to tlie late advance, which we offer at as low prices as similar Goods osn be bought iu the Uuiteii Slutes.

Floor Oil Cloths. Thoroughly seasoned, from 2 lo 24 feet in width ; a large Block always oil hand. Families, Hotel-keepers, Steamboat Owners and Strangers may depend upon finding the beat class of Goods in our line, st Prices as luw as they can be purchased in Eastern cities. October 13th, 1852. 43-3 mo, NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. The subscriber ha, just received an addilon to his former excellent stock of Foil and Winter Goode. He is now able lo offfer a most complete assortment, embracing (he latest styles, for Lniiie’i and Geptleinen’* wear. The pub? lie are respectfully ipyited to call and examine before purchasing, “” —JASON lIAM. M<h m. IOiI;, 185?- 47:tf Fall and Winter Goods!

At No. 42, Main Street, Richmond, Inditqta . THE LARGEST! THE LATEST! AND BEST!! THE subscriber is receiving * superior lot of Cloth* ( Ctssimcres, *nd Vestings, which will bo msde tp order on tho shuvtcst notice —snd latest style. AUo * i splendid lot of Clothes of mv own manufacture—consisting of fine CLOAKS, OVER-COATS of every variety ; Dress, Frock, and Sack COATS, made from every material known to the trade. Pljll* * €.'•*!mere, Saltletl, Tweed nqd JeitMn.

ITPANTS and VESTS, of every description aqd pattern; Shirts, Under-Shirts, Collars, Cyavats, kc., &c. All of which will be told as low as ca be purchased elsewhere, the AUeghsijy and Rocky Mountain* A. WQODWARp Richmond, Jai>. Ist. 1853. JUST RECEIVED AT THE New Clothing Store, Five door. Writ or ihe (.ilhrrt Heme, No. 4ft Rain Mfcvt, A LARGE and extemive assortment of READYMADE CLOTHING:

srlor.ted with great care expressly for thia market, which lie ofli-ra on the most liberal term*. Ili* alack embrace* Frock, Dar.a* and Ovki-Co*v*. P*xr, Vnn, Drawers, Shirts, Collars, Si-srRXOEBt, snd almosl every thing else in the Clothing Line. Purchasers anrespectively invited lo call and examine hi* stock and price*. N. S. LEEDS. Richmond, Jan. Ist, 1853. 42—1 y.— Ppswall’s Daguerrean Gallery OF Latest Improvements.

will boar in in'nd thejdmve ton’s new building, on the N. W. corner of Main and Peerl *t*.: where you can have picture* put up foam the full size to the smallest; and no charge made unless perfect satisfaction is given. This ia a pleasant room, with a pleasant entrance, and splendid light. Mr. B. has * superior Instrument & Chemical, and aeveaa years practice; which enable* him te compete with any Gallery ia the StatesLadies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine the plctare*. Operating how* from Bto 4 o'clock, in any kind of N- B. Mr B is prepared to give instruction* in the Art, and furnish every thiw necessary. J. K. Roswell, Proprietor * Operate*. Richmond. September 25th. 1863.

MEDICINES, For. (he C,re ( fOtFGIM, COLDS, IIOIRSfiNESS, BRONCHITIS, IVHOOPINC-fOrtiH, CROfl*, ASTHMA, iITD ,i

CONSUMPTION, Till, liivalo*l.!e raincily far *ll discasm us Hi* Throat and LyCf* his attalucd * celfliriiy Irani in remarkable cure*, never equa'lcd by any oilier medicine before. O. her Preparation* here shewn themselves |>sl(l*tlvw,snd sometime* iltVeled uut^hl,' eyres, bal | imne lia* etor so fully rvnn lire retifiricnre us every rqnnnuiitly i alter, Ills known. Af'c< ye*r of trlql liuvery climaW ie re- ] •uIU lifaro In.ti*|iy)*bly sbpwii It to |toeeere a mtqicry i yer Mifae : ilenyeroiM el*** of disease*, which could not fall to atl eti pie ‘ ten Von f riu ,lrl*n v Pqi lonia, and Hie public at lar*e. j Sue tlie etateineiite, not of o'mire ludirnlnale *:id fiom ferdMoqt li’a-ea, hut of mnii wlio are known and respected thrwijpiout the! noynlry. ‘•lt jfivpd „,<• lo cetlify llio value cud *flHc*<-y (U 1 A***’* Cherry Fkctuoual/ wlilrh I ronahler |H-culi*rl> locate ffPiHN* Os ihethrOaif -flit lungs. ,f UR. PUtlKlNftiTfc* YKNKKABIF. PuMIDRSTOt Tit* VkUMUNT ai. Cullkuk. one of tlie eitiiiMHitly lennietl |ili>slclns oi I tins country, writes, llie Ciikrky I’kotorai. la exienaively iiaeil In Oils s<*r.ti(yi, where it lie* shown nniuietekahle evidence of lie imp liv effects upon fMilmoimry dine axes. The Her. <l*o. 11. DOI lIRIIVK, i 4lilln|althcd ricrgynann of the Kttglixh I hurch, I write* to Hit* Proprietor from Moutrea'7u*it *'!he* Iswii etiicd of severe asthiimtic affeetion, liy Chkkry PiccThß Mis let tot n "‘ **•*****• "e.y ♦— t_ ..... U (,a.< .xf A *•*•*•* ami is worth the attention of asthmatic patients, * 'OI* letter • from the well knnvyi, UrafUMlal nl ■ltll-diilc, ItllchlifHH, utae of the Inland dealers lie Ike Slate) Iliad tMa cnar la from hi* .iwa oWrrn)iotl llii.aeoai.ti. Mini., Or. lO IH-Ht. Oearßlr; tiqinedlalel? nn receipt pf >nur I'uiaar PcrrotaL, I rarrled t bottle In an acquaintance of mine who was ilimight In lie near lileeiid wlth quirk consumption. lie was then uiiali eln rlre from hla lied, atidVa,eatreiiiel.v fnelile. Ilia frir-ndn liellered he iiniet ami.i die. iiidesa relief ton Id lie iilitainml for him, and I Indtireil lliein in ,ise yniireiouleiit medicine q trial. 1 fhimetHalely left tnia-ii lor three week,, and yo ay Julge of mv aurprl-r nn my return, In meet him In Ihe atrect on niv way homef.qai the rera, a|n| And he had entirely recovered. Four week* ftoili the d*y lip rnininellted l*Mn, your mp(|lcluf l i,a tyaa M work at Ilia ardnua tri)de of * blqcksiui)!t. Thor* *re ulher rawawltliht my knntvledite, where the Clierfv Peeloral liaa linen almni arlj yucccaaful, Idil none an marked aa tliia. i Very truly your*, O. W. UNUKRWOOD. j Ilrar Ihe Hntleiat. Dr. J. C. Aver, Lowell,—Dear Sir: Feeling undei oMlaellmit tn I ymifor then* matlnii of mv health, I aend vou a report of my 1 aeae, wlilrh you a-c at liberty in pnlilluli fur the benefit of olherr. I l.eat autumn 11 ink a had rod, accompanied l.y a aorerernurh, and made uee of many ntedlrlm e wllfiout obtaining relief. 1 tv*a obliged to alre up hualneaa, frequently ralaed blood, and rail'd eel nn aleepat uliiht. A ftlend rare me a huttlruf your Ciirasr I'a Tonai., ihe use us wlilrh I immediately eoinmenred a'rurdlne In Illrertione. I have Juat piirrhaed llie fifth lad tie. ami ain nearly rernvered I now aleep well, my cuugh hai reaped, and all by tho uee of your valuably medicine.

n. B.STONE. A. M„ rrlnelpal kit, Hope Setulnarv. Hanovar, Otno, April 3, Idlil, Dear Sir: I wlali I could tell all lliat >u Ter with a entuh. tvhal your t'aiinax I'ycTO* at. lies done for u.r. It due. eeem that they mi,lit lie lauienued by the Infiirmatinn. I had a Inn, fever wlilrh left my lunge weak and Inflamed. Hein* very teelde and unable to ,ain ah fm,th ,t all, luy frlenda than,lit I inuat noon eink in eonaumptlnn. 1 had no appetite, aid a dreadful rough wae font wearln* me away. I liesan (o lake your leantiftil iiiedirine, by the advice of * rler,yman, w‘ o had iian Ha edexta liefu 'e. It eased niyroutii at flri,and ,ave me real at night. In Irea Hian * fart ill,lit Iron Id cat well, and my couth liad ceaeed to be treuhlcauine. my apiwihe returned, and luy fond iimirlahnl tpe, which eqpn rc etmcil my atrcnalli. Now. alter flve wccka.t am vycll and atraiia, with nn oilier help than your Clietry Pectoral. Yonra, with reaped. JUMADEVN. t hereby certify that the above etatament of my wife itlurnn. forniity with mv own vlowa of lierraje ami her rur# hv Aver’* Cherry Perioral. JOSEPH IjEAN. The ftlwtve named Joeeph Dean and Julia, hla wllfc, are |>erenv.. ally known tq me, Jiid implicit confidence may be placed In their > tateiueiit. B A MIIEI. C. VA S DEIIWENT, I’aelor of the Bqptlel Church tmirinan tri.c. AVIS, cuautev, Lqwact., UAS* Hyror eele by Pr. J,R Mendenhall, and Potte tc Cos., Rich mpnd: Jeaue Blevene, klildiell h Morrow, CamreviUe; Raymond hCo.,Canihrid|nClty; ami at aganclea In all the principal town, in tha State.

VENITIAN-BLINBS MADE to order of any *'*9, etyle or color that la deaired. Alio, old Blinde repaired, painted and trimmed, atreaaonable rate,, by STEPHEN SCOTTON. Residence on Fort Wayu* Ayenue, north part town. Kiahmotid. Sept. 8, 1869. 88—3 m" Light, Light! ECONOMY, BrUlinncy, cieanlineas and Safely for the suppeo table or reading and lowing by. Phoageue Gun Lamps loaned gratia to familiea and ollmra, oil condition that they purchnse the auppließ lor the lampe of tie, E. G. POTTS & SONS. Richmond, flee. 1, 1859. 94—If. Clrna. Bcott. Daniel R. t rnwfWrd. Winter Stock, November 24th, 1862. SECOND PURCHASE. SCOTT & CRAWFORD! HAVING aold out their fail purchne very close, are now receiving a large Stock or Winter Goods, which embrace a complete aasortntODt pf gooda auitable for the aeaaon, among which will be found LADIES DKESS GOODS, All Wool Dot.anej Canton Cloth* Pereien Cloth* Silk Luatrea Muslin DeLapaa Alpacca Lustre* Brocade Silka Mohair do Rk Labagea ljiack Silk dp ■ dp Satin, French Merino, Changable Silka It Satin, Silk Warp Caahmere Gingbami & Print* Thibbet Cloths & Cashmere*. A beautiful article of figured Velvet Silk) Cut and uncut Velvet Trimmiqga, l.acei. Edgings, Jackonet, Styiaa, Book Mull, Barred Muslins. SffIAWLS, 2 and square, plain and plaid Wooten Shawla, Silk Thibbet Shawla, (Black and Mode,) French Cloth latest styles; Cloaking Cloth* and trimming*. MILLENARY GOODS, Maroon, Cherry, Green, Hlqe, & Whit* Bonnet Satina, Silka and lining, Ribbons, Flower*, Plume*, Silk Lace, Lace Ribbons, Uonpet Francs, Tipi, *t|d Crown Gimps, Pipeing, lie. HOSIERY.

Black ami Grey (etiil> Wool and Ingrain Hose, Black Silk, Cashmere and oil colored Colton liose, White, Bro-, Mixed and Mode, 2 and 3 thread Cotton Hose; Children Sc Boys Hocking*, and half hose; Ladies and Children Hose Companions, t c. Bre. CLOY I S—Mens* and Boy* heavy oil dressed Buck Glo yes and Mittens; Woolen aud Berlin lined f*loves; Indies’ Black, Fancy, White, Kid; Cashmere, l.isle 1 hread, Cotton { Fleecy Lined Silk ani 't wisted Silk Gloves; Lined Gum KlasUc Glove* and Mittens. Clsilis and Cnssinacrfs. Beayer, Pilot, Felt and Blanket Overcoating; Black, Brown, Olive and Drab Cloths; Plain ft Fahey Cassimeres. Sattinets, I words, Jeans,Linceys, Coat and Cloak Linings; Canton Flannels! Wool do.; lickings; Drills; Shirting*; Sheetings; Table Cloths} Diapers; Crash; Napkins and .Nankeens; Bagging and Seamless Sacks.

Sn nl rips. Suspenders; Comforts; Boss Neck; Luces; Muffs: "Costs’ spool thresd;” Buttons; I’ins; Needles; Carpeting; Sachela; Carpet bags; Umbrellas; Hall and Window Paper; looking Glasses; Wool Capa and Hoods; Wool; Silk and Cotton Pluah Capa; Silk; Cassimoroand Kossuth llata; Boys do.;; Boots and Shoes; Gum Overshoes and Buskins; Glass and Queepsware; Groceries, ke. Fresh lot of fine Green and 1 Black Teas. I Thankful for past favors, we solicit a continuance of the 1 same. We will cell as cheap as the cheapest; but words! are cheap, and Since gas of wind is cheaply made. And humbugs steal into the trade; There may be imposition; 'lest what we say you think not true, , TVeTT prove it by what we do; No charge for exhibition. tyiioi't rortel Ike Mrlied first. CT Near Ike 810

No. 8, Main Street, Richmond, Ind., The Dancing Mermaid and Magnet Mouse on exhibition ree of charge. l>oor open from 5 o'clock A. M. to 18) P. M. SCGTT at CRAWFORD. Richmond, (fid., Nov. 24th, 1852. TAKE NOTICE. THE leteet arrival es Near Geode from Philadelphia and New York may be found at i. W. Haines’ Cheap Cash .Store No. 27, Main St., Opposite the Bank. Stranger* will do well to call and select from • general assortment es **leee*gw keenoegtc Beg Thankful for Use very liberal patronage heretofore extended by opr large no sober es easterner#, the; ere respectfully invited to continue l)mr calk. Knowing that the cash system enable* a* to eell at very low rale*. 1. W. HAINES. Richmond, Oct. 13. 1852. A M-ts

MEBflNEtt T wle.d.mpwe., - , ”■ a Shaker ROHE EVIDENCE. Anf hrr Hemnrknble Care. KrHlp IT.-CO V** /!*"• a y nu "g lady refilling i tur tily. CERTIFICATE. TkU W (P, ferlify (hut rojTiSteifc' *fty wit* attacked wit|ia 4atuuaia her hip meru than Ihrc* year* ago, which remitted her ao aituriy Itelplca* that idle W.a compt lied Ip keep her bedi* All hope* of hat recovery were dtepaftetl of. Bom* of the moat emittrnt pliyciciuna of Coyitigton end Ciiiciunati attended her. aft of whom tfcflured her eu, g |toe*. Puaatng by Ur Howe’* Depot, an iriyu epgreated itaelf, that lo try gpc kv.tyle of hit Rltakef Sareapartlla eoald d6 no hflrln. Affordingly f pofdhaaeil ena bottle, aod ; btCf tl.,6Witenia wera epurely uaed aha received j bencßt. f wua Induced lo try uitoiher, and another, before I h* hint wae mod Opt wot hearty recovered) the hne no pain, egn walk, and ha* lh* enliro' ; Hae pf her.itmh*. To Hpwe'a Shaker Barraparilla w* :nl tribute tliia effbnliv* eafp. It bpla few monlh* | gince ahe cpmpirnced faking l|. (Signed) , J. C. DELMAW, j Remember (hi* wonder/uhutf wn* effected hr Ihe uao of three bottteeontv of DR. I. DHOW E’B SHAKER SARSAPARILLA, It pu rift ft the Blood nod Pactum Dmutt. ft !■ ">y Snranparillc Hint apt* pn lit* Itraf, kid-, neyg, and blood q( the egtnc Ipne, which render* it nlingel|ier P'M* t* tvary He, parlkaUrlt to fetnulr*. •

1 D, •.|. M S^^ , Prof, '** 8 f i o C*lo Medical C|leg* naya the Shaker preparation* are Irply yalnabla,* and recmiimend* Ihr in to the pnblie. No Mcactrar—no Mmcaap—qo Potgoaopa Dgpua l l(,v Banker Mar—porillu. , REMEMBER, It i* warranted to be partly and entirely Vegetable, and a* a Female and family Medicineii liaa no equal.’ Be aure you eiifluirp fqr Df. 8. D. Howe’a Shaker SaranpariHa, qnd lake pp other. Price *1 per bpltla —6 bottle* for $5. for aale by Dr. 8. D. HpWE & CO., Pronrletoro, ffo. I,ooliHfwrldVi.e'a*^ 1 PM*. Okie. To *1) prUptl muat Fur.alebv Ifopellr ACp., npd Reed A Op-, Richmond, la; W. 0 A.A. Grimea, and Pentrerille, la.; add Raymond % Cos. Pa,)ibrMa; city, j* nd ‘ Ootgbpr 59,1859. Entered according to Act of Congroaa, in Iho yaar I 1851 by J. 8. Houghton, M. D,, In the dark'a offia* I of Ilia Dialript court for tha eaattrn Dialrict of Pcuueylrapia. — m — ANOTHER SOESNTirW WOUDERI GREAT CURB FOR Dr. J. S. HOUTON’S PEPSIN, THE TRUE OI6ESTIVE FLUID, QR

GASTRIC JUICE. Prepared fruiri Rennet, or the fourtli atomaeh of that Ox, after direction* of Baron Liebig, tjia great Phyeiotogical chemiat by J. 8 Hppg(it#ii, M- D. Philadalpliiq. Ihiaia a great Naturar remedy for Indignation, Dyaprpaia, Jaundice, Lifer Complalftt, Con.liualiuu and Debility, curing after pafqre'a pwn method, by uature’a own agent, Rie GatlHc Jpice. f Half a tenepoonful of pepaju jufuaed in wafer, will digest or djaolve fire poqpda of Roaet R*f |u about two Itoury, put p| the atomaeh. Pepain |a the chief element, Os digeating priUciplu pf the Gastric Juice—the aolvent of tho food, Ihe purifying, preaervipg aud atimulaljug agent of Ihe Mamacli end inteatinea. It ia extracted from th> digeativo stomach of the Ox, thus forming* true digestive fluid, precisely Ijjte the natural Uaetrie Juiee In Ita chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect uubtli* lute for it. By the aid of this preparation, tha painu pnd evila of iudigralioti and dyspepaia are removed, juat aa they would be by a healthy alornacli. ft ie doing wonders for dyspeptic consumptive*, supposed t* be Mt the verge of the grave. The scientific evidence upon which it i* based, it iu tho highest degrep curious anil remarkable. " ' r ”■ ™

Scientific Evidence) Baron Lieldg, ill hie celebrated Work on Animal Chemeslry saya: An arflfjpial iligealire fluid, analogous to Ilia Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared from the mucous membrane pf tbs stomach of th* O*. in whieh various article, pf rood, at meat and can, will be ■ofleppd, changed and digested,jpillnthe gam* manner aa they would be in IliaTinman stomach. "" 7 S7Call pn the agent and get a descriptive circular, gratis, giving a large amount of tc|en|ic evidence, similar to Die above, from Dr. Ppm he's Physiology of Digestion; Dr. Pereira on Fopd pud pie(; Dr. John W. Draper of New York Univeralty; Prof. Dunglisen’a Physiology; Prqf. Sjltimaa of Yala College; Dr. Carpenter’* Physiology; Ac , together with report* el cures from nil parts of the United BlMea. ' No Alcohol, Bitters, or AeMs. Remember this: Dr. Houghton's Pepsin io a great natural remedy, free frp;n Alcohol, Bitters, Acids,' and nauaeou, Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to the (ante, aud may be taken by the moet feeble patient* who can not eqt a water cracker without distress. Cures In Ever; Town. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin hat now been tested for up* wants of two years, in ever; large town In Ike United Statra, aud the agents can re fey dyspeptics to many remarkable cures in eyeyy tqwnl ftf pine roue detail* of cases, report* of cure*, perlificatea of physicians end patient,, are giveu in lira circulars furnished by agent* gratia. It ia a great nervous antidote, and particularly usej (ul for tendency to bilipua disorders, liver complaint*. ; fever and ague, or badly ligated' fever aud ague, and the evil effects of Qujpiae, Mercury apd other drags upon the digestive organa, afrer n long sickness. Ala* for excess iu eating, apd the too free use of ardent spirits. It almost reconciles Htmllk tritk Intemperance. Pepsi tt in Pluid and Powder. Dr. Honghteu's Pepsin is prepared in Powder and Fluid form—and jn Prescription vials h>r th* was ol Physicians. Private Circulars for Physicinh* may N obtained pf Dr. Houghton or hi* Agents, describing |i;e yyhnl* process or preparation, aud giving tjie authorities span which the claims of this new remedy are based. As lit is tier a trerrt remedy, no objection can be rained | against Us use by Physicians in respectable standing i and regular practice. Price, one dollar per bouts. I Onsxnvn This!—Every bottle of the genuine Pepsin hear* Ilia written aignatnre or J. 8. Houghton, M. D., sole proprietor, Philadelpliia Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured.

ITTSoId by all Druggists and Dealers in Madicines. ! AGENTS — J. R. Mendenhall, O. G. Porrn A Sons, and James Ei.nxa, Richmond, wholesale and rstailngents; Craighead & Browsing, Indianapolis. Richmond, Juiie Iff, 1852. *' 26:tf Tomb-Stone*, JttonHment*, Jte TAANIKL MORRISON, I f Main St., Richmond! ,n 1 ."till continues tp man. Ufa. tare, to ordar, every sr feJSSdßii vsrietv ol t’l.in and Orna- • r : BO] Tomb-Stone., Mon>"S , ' JeA omenta, Ac., Ac. of th# Uteat stylo, and mn>t beau . I J lie take# p,i„, \V informing his friend that V* m -HM he will sell as cheap, if not Vl 19 ~"1 fißHi * tittle cheaper, for ready v B imra c*b, than can be bough* ■ ■ -= IJjffl in the State. il P guaranteed. The are invtied jgicT call and examino his and tpeciaent. ’ Kuhasond, January 91a P 1853 A First rate article of HOMINY - ALSO— A large asaortment of STONK M AKE, for sale at No 7, Main afreet. K. IL COOK. Richmond, Dec. 8, IMS 6ltf

Cash for OldJ Castings! (in TONS e t eld Castings vented immediately, tap which Cash will be paid. t W. HOBINBON. Richmond, Dec. 1, 1869. 60tf ' JlVte JNyttsu. : rpHK subscriber respectfully informs the citiaeea es noa and Peart Having a fine north light, be ia pramared CsviH dollars, according to the eualitv and aits es the cave.— Wi.bmcnd, Pec Pth, IW9