Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 16, 6 April 1855 — Page 3

TSOAYMORNING, APRIL 6, 1855.

RICHMOND, INDIANA. Kobert Morrieeoa, . Albert C. Blanc"' Ckarlee F. Coflia, j- Proprietor. Mill transections arperta'einf to tb kuial of a Mia attended to promptly end with liberality. f ataWS a I low" w niy"'Wi in - p1 fendsbaakabie at inMM ". " la Ciesianatl. .r thi. Stat, purchae at th. at af lb Pre Bank Vrkft rat U different class of securities will jast.fjr ' jaoaaisso!. blaxchard co. January 17. 184. Bichoul Pan, San, Blind dfc Door Ivlaanrnetory. J03EPH DICKI.N SON baj bought th tock en hand, j af th Sash and Door Factory, carried on heretofore ; 0nr i Pump Manufactory, and hai employed eotnpe- I ml workmen in the line, and will hereafter carry on ! thai basin ia all it branch, in connection with the Faap bains. Order for Sash, Blinds, DoorFrames, Paaps, Lead A Wood Piping, will be properly attended H at reasonable price . All work from hi establishment, will be warranted H fire satisfaction. A considerable stock of the abor articles nowon hand. 21 mo. 16th, 13$5. Towsship Election. On Monday last the following persons were elected to the offices placed opposite their names: John S. Lvlk, Justice of the Peace. En-os Thomas " " W. Zimmkkmav, Constable, , E. Stidham, " j "W. Parrv, Township Trustee. Joh Suffrins Treasurer. j The Sag Nichls made no opposition. We ' beard that some one voted for Bro. Elder for j Constable, but the ticket was written in a style j of chirogaphy so foreign to the English that ! it could not be made out, so eren that honor ws mot done the party of which he is the acknowledged leader. At the Annual meeting of the Hoosier Fire Company, held Ap. 4th, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year, to wit: Ezra Smith, President; John D. Wiggins, Vice President; James Smith, Secretary, Tho's Newby, Treasurer; Darid P. Grave, 1st Director; Bennet Banner, 2d Director; Stacy II. Wilkins, Messenger. A small building adjeining the residence of Joseph Ilolman, residing two miles south of this city, was burned on Mondy last. It caught from ashes in a barrel. Sudden Death. On Thursday night of last week a woman, by the name of Chapman, with two children came to the Cassel House ia this city. She was from Ohio, and was going tO her husband, ia Hamilton COUnty in ; tliis State. She waa destitute of money, and i . . . 1 Complained Slightly Of ill health. She hOWever, Was able to partake Of food at the regular . 0 . j meals, until Saturday morning, when Mr. j Cassel Called Upon One Of the Township TruS- ' tees, and requested that something should be done for her relief. Mr. 8am '1. Ly nde proposed to send for a physician if she deemed it necessary, out sne declined naving one. ne then proposed sending her to the Asylum if 1 she thought she could stand to ride that far. ! She willingly consented, and seemerl ; j to go, Mr. Cassel procured a very comfor-1 table carriage, placed a bed in it, in case she should not be able to sit up. She laid down. ' and as nothing was said until they arrived at 7 the Aylum, no chtnge in her condition was discovered. When the keeper of the Asylum ... , , , Z , came out to assist into trie House, ne louna that she was dead! A coroner's inquest was held over the remains, and the facts above were elicited. Several physicians were pres ent and gave it as their opinion that she had ' been afflicted with some chronic disease which made her liable to die at almost any moment, ' and that un propitious moment had come when i r r I sne was among strangers. She had expected ; 4 . l i t. i . , t f.-.i to meet her husband at this place, but he did ; . . . . i not arrive until she was buried. I I M"ouse of taJkm . buttro to Scott & : Crawford's if you really are determined to 1 buy good and cheap goods. While the "Sag j JJicht" fe ver is cooling off in Cin., we submit whether it would not be as well to take time by the vhiskere, and exercise CYcmency a little. See their advertisement ' The I.at few Itright l)a)i Have brought crowds of ladies to the Store of our friend Jackson, in the Starr Hall buildiog. They have found out the fact that he j las the finest stock of goods ever brought to this city, and that he is selling them at rates surprisingly low. There is nothing strange j in the fact that he is enabled to sell at such low rates. He sells for cath, at a small profit sends that money east cets a discount on ; , - s I all his purchases receives his roods in a few , , aars sells them acain at a small profit it- t . , f. ! sain sends his order gets his usual discount ' - , . - receives bis goods sells again at a small i profit thus he .. 1, ! IS COntinUUlly turnini? hlS ' J' "" s'vna i uiiuoeu, ouu i furnishing goods at rate for Mow thew old j fogy merchants who turn their capital but once i year HOW can thev afTr t.-. cTI ' J . x w.v w,a mm a stutui mA U.es t and wait "one year for their money without , . i .v .t . i interest, ana then the bad debts they make has tok I k V.- i , , ! be paid DV the ffOOd and cash Bavin it rn. i torn ere Tf w.iu want mwo ., i " vumers. il you wani POOdS at low tmces. i for cash, go Jackson's. Svumir term. Miss Birdsall wul commence the summer session of her school on Monday next. Miss Birdsall is deserv ed! popular as a teacher, and we cheerfully ,eommend her as such, to our reader. Her room is pleasantly located, and patrons may confidently confide pupils to her charge. Coshopolitas Art Ukiox. Will the SeeT7 f 'his institution do u. the favor to re- j t-j inquiries recenUy made of him by let- j Watsos's OAitKBr is the Emporium of the 3uerreian Art in this city. All who wish Pictures, should call a't his rooms in the ron blding. opposite the Citigen's Bank. j" have received Harper's 1W April, and other popular works.

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however simple snd familiar it may appear i to tbe public in general, as one of the most remarkable inrentions of tbe nineteenth century. It has a truthfulness of expression, an absence of every thing like flattery that puts j the power of the pencil completely at defiance. Emerson Bennett. i Such is the lanjniae of one of the most , . , , - , , . V distinguished literary characters, ana u out half expresses the honor due tnis imsauuiui art; however, all who wish to see fine speci mens of the same, should cail at the Boswell Gallery, where they can obtain for a trifle, Pictures that will be a lasting pleasure and satisfaction to themselves and friends. Rella-lams !)t ice. Bishop CrroLD will (if God will) hold the semi auouel Convocation of his Clergy of Southern Indiana, unit week, In St. Paul's Church, KiehBoud. Tbe Bishop will preach on Tuesday evening, April loth. The public services will be continued morning and evening until the Convocation is adjourned. lot the Palladium. SPRING. T a. tsiiBi un. ' Welcome, delightful Spring , Bright harbinger of blessings yet in store; We hail thy soft and joyous song. Thy gay and ever merry throng. As thro' thy groves and bowers we roam once more. Thrice welcome, lovely Spring, Jdcn with perfume from a thousand flowersJoyous with song of bird and bee. Breathing in richest harmony Throughout thy fragrant groves and leafy bowers. We hall thy genial shower, ' 8 aromatic e'er the ttowery vale, Breathiag fresh life thro' grove and dell. Gemming with dew each fiowret's bell. That brightens forest, hill side, glen and dale. We hail thy sepbyra mild. Wafted in fragrance o'er the flowery lea. Breathing in murmurs soft and sweet. Joined by a thousand tongues replete. With joyful praise and soul born melody. The little rivulet. Once more released from Winter ley band. Breathe forth a sweet and soothing song. As merrily it leaps along. Sparkling and rippling o'er its golden sand. Oh, many a weary heart. Oppressed with sorrow, will revlv once more. And as they rove the groves among. And listen to thy cheering song. Veel that the Winter of the son 1 is o'er. Ricaa-oxn, Isa. MARRIED By Jesse Stevens. Esq., of Center ville, on th, 2tHh nil., Mr. Jambs Owin, late of Pennsylvania, to Mis Ca-rnaaiaa J. MoDLin.at the residence of W. O. Stevens, a the County Asylum. With the above we received a cak of excellent quality' for which w tender our thanks, and wish the parties a long and happy life. "K very heart must have a shrin , Worshipping with love divine; Souls must ever blend in one. As the brooks together run. Stars that shine noon the river. Wakening answering star gleam ever; Wild tlowers where the fountain flow. Kiss the flowers that sleep below. Thus do mortals ever find. Answering soul and kindred mindFeeling blending into one, IV As th brooks together run." By James M. Poe, Esq., en Wednesday, March Vth, Mr. HiwKixs to Miss visas BcnooTH, all of this vicinity. DIED At his residence in this city, on Thursday, 99th ( of March, William WiaaiNs, In the 4 1st year of his age. The deceased possessed great energy of character, and most industrious habits. No obstacle deterred him from th ! accomplishment of an object desired by him, if human posr i ars and nersereranea could achiere it. His ambition to saccd in erery undertaking, induced him to expose his halth to u kindi of wether. n J 90 lon n iron frme conld endure H, he was successful; but his physical system COuldnot endure so much, and for the last few years his hlth beM" deeUning, and Unally consamption carried him to the grars. Be was swarm and steadfast friend, a kln4 Belghbor. and gnrous to those who oswde4 assistance The poor hare lost in him a friend, and a bereared family will long mourn a husband and father gone from them. List of Letters REMAINING in the Post Office at Bichmond, Ind., on the 1st day of April. lr5. charies h Alter, Lucy It Adsit. E A Andrews, W U Adams, M W Brily, Sarah E Bond, John Black. tuc ts sees, T Brown, Ueo Babcock, Clayton Brown, John R Bond. Leah Bouge, Bridget Berty, Cyrus Bone, Ahel Clark, 3 Jane Clark, John Carson, W J Collins, 3 a VT Carter, Joanna Clark, John K Cook. Jonathan Coats, James C Davie, A Dcs, Louisa Enos, Seley Evans, Rich'd Edwards, Mr East, Daniel Frazer, Mary Foulke, Henry Groft, J Graff. John Greer, Miss M Alexander, iipV"' f - 0, BouVk. j0nBrn0ewnt Patrick Berty. B Brown, Brown. Isaac Cook. 9 Nathan ciara, a Crane.' Iei! Cushman, Calvin Arcland, Wm Bigal.a Geo Babcock, Martha Bender. ni nu sink, Lixsie R Branson, Mrs Benha. Nancy Burchant, Patrick Brennan, Henry Billings, Randolph Bicknell, Albert Brown, John W Bander, Sallie Cook, Jesse Cook, Mergaretla Carney, Henderson Charles, Louisa Claterbuck. Michael Coleman, James Carter. tteorge lavis, Elisabeth Davidson, John Karl, Wright Evins, Mary Eitiott.S fearah Edwards, Mary J Foulke, Anna M Farwig, Msreie VeUton, B t (ierton, Wm Uabbert. R J Green, u m child. Ann Clark, Wm Dunn, Mr Dennis, Sam'l V K.tllng. O V Edrington, C Edwards, jamesriaeh i!mBif: Rebecca France, rotmn' . Melissa Uarret, c s Goodrich, Allen Hon iter, Lewis turns, Tnthy aywood Emily iiutton. Harlan Hunt, Paniei b Henry 3 11 H Henderson, Oeo H Holiel 3 W L Graves. Addison C Holcomb 3 J M Henderson, John Hamubanek. 3 Hearietta Aunt, at ttouingsworth,3 Lissie Hunt, Louisa llessman. A Htnman, D Hay worth. Aaigal Henley, Iaaac Horney, W A Hardy, Iaaac Jeanea, Susan L Jones.3 J C Jones, James King, M L King, Robert Keeler. Adam Lohr. Lucy Linegan, Phineas Lamb, James Mix, Alfred aleana, Thos Malone. Peter Miller, D Moore, Diedrich Mir. David -Watchvt. Benj Afoore, .Vichael Nenan, Wm Norton, J D Night, D Obersofer, Nancy Pareons, ltd ward Fe) ton, M J Price, Isaac Place. -V Robinson. W Robbinson, F Rochtman, C Ran kept. Mr Raymond, -A Spidall, Agncas Scott, W W Shepherd. Levi Stanley, John Scott, C Sutton, AfrShubte. -V J ghrivar. Paul Starbuck. J M Sinks. Jane Sawyer. Jas C Thomas, James Turner, Henry Tieman, Taylor Thorn, TJ Veregge I. Weil. W Webbelin. .Vatfaias Worley W H Wkeeler. J Wakenkamp. Craas'n Wilkins Chas Winder, Sarah Wesson, Samt L Wiitetta, John Witaon. Eliza J Hut ton, C W Has?elman. Charles Holscher, Jonas Hatneld, Syiva Johnson. Hampton Rebecca n Johnson, Jui j Joseph Jones, ones. Frederick Kniville, Clinton Heeler. Charles KritherS Wm King. James Longfellow, John Larue, Mr Miner. Helnrieh Kuhlman, Leonard Kerts, I tmrod Lewis, ; Bernard Liss, ! Christian Lamb, Marg't J Mulholland, Patrick Mr Amber, Hugh McShsa, James WcCarker, Wm Meek, John McSherrv, Ira Moore, Mohlenkanip, .Vargaret .Vason, Sarah .Vc Permit Michael Mciilyon, Wm McCoy, Benj L Martina AVm .Wason , Joseph Nibmeir. Jeremiah Nelsnv lio Niswonger, Sarah Owns, fr'raneis Prout, Frederick Prnt l'orf E Pop, Prartck Piehl. James Redman, O W Brdker, -Vary Kobtun, Heninf Rodetibarf. V r Robertson, Oertrti'lc perset, Sons Temperance, V W Scott, J II Shepmao, Joseph Spen frier, Ileary aamw ley, .ad i son Suihrsn, Jacob Schneider, Joseph ShoTden, Klixa J Sanders, Joseph Sodden, Robert Thompson, Sam! Templeton, T J Thompson, .Viss R Talhelm, John Vance S Sebastian Yoge, James Wallace. IVaa l R Waker, Rebecca Williams, h Meed FsL'e'sogbern, f pantnerT'" jonn ronn. ! J C Pickett, JVrs W H Race, ; Gew Raw let. sundelnin?rU' - gare. Scot. JWary J Sessions. -ria f Sc-heefer, Eeubea Sullivan, Henry schover, Gerhard Stembrink, Stephens. Don 5 omens n smakr. Josepn Msitn, Gilbert Theel. : M m Thompson, .wmerva w rayl jt01 ilnhU KtCO B Wil)L40SOa James W:lsoa, J L WiHian kin, James Wrench. f v V.kaama.Ka. k. u-v. Cynthia wiinams, Nancy wnht. Christian Wrifchl, John Wisehmeyer, Jot K '' Jr. John h wi.chmeir. Jeffersen WaUin. Klisabeth Williams, Sarah H Woodson. C WULama. Class Weaver. ID" Tersons calling for letter in th above nlaa sas thar are "advertised.' list, will JAliES ELDER. P. M. 16 It Richmond, April a, 1SS5. Look Out! TTns 91 ite of Rev. Wm. H. Goode. war left with m collection aad were due on theStithday afArarch last. will a in Sjtkn.ml ,1trtl nH ifl W r mnk H... PVelate tf tney are not all paid. A hint in this caaeaaeuld raeieot. Kickm. April 3d. 14S. is tr Exernior's y otter. iV i?T,Jr' ,iTB lbl the andersirned has taken let reiJf tHfV!'.Ur'."u Cmsbos Plan k-?-,Lifi e.r. Job HlU. eesed. U perse, knowing themselves iadeUed to ... ' i lTZTi " " ROSA. Es'r. 16 Jw Richmond April 5U, lAii. JUST RECEIVED. At the Rail Road Store, Oppoeite the Depot. 10 00O ?,U ?prn Sty,ef Wal1 pr- Also. Km, - mwa lane " uravw iw RRAMER, IK- Ct 1 tf Richmond. April S, 1FA5. VOW 0 HAMS, at th R. R Str. 0w. msaaite Ik Ocpel, a fin lot f Bird Cares, for aai tew. April i, 16 tf

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Starr Hal!5 Main Street, RICHMOND. Th ondersirnel respectfnlly informs the pMie that h has Ailed ap his ex ten si re room Vila a great variety of FURNITURE, Of the latest styles, and mad of the Best Materials! He Is constantly receiving from tbe" city additions to hi stock, anl will tnrnish to order any style of Furniture that can be had in the United State and WARRANTS his work to te as eood as the best, and sold on as fair terms as any other establishment in the West. He has now on hand Breakfast and Inmnj TABLES, Centre Tobies, Bure aus. Bedsteads, Extraordinary Disclosure! ey IT is an admitted fsct that the allied armies In the Crimea must be whipped or the Russians conquered Which ever way it is, we are happy to say that the friendly relations now existing between us and tbe public, are about to be rendered more indissoIaMe, and to effect that desirable end, we are now offering a large and well selected stock of Staple ana fancy As cheap as the cheapest. As good as the best. And neat as the neatest. We can prore by a test At prices so low. And assortment so great. Unsurpassed weean show. By any stock in the State, But "what a man does 2s the thing," now-a-dajs Believe when he proves It true what he says. Exit Mrss. Well, we will say to our friends and customers, and all concerned, we feel grateful for past patronage, and hope by personal at tea tion to customers, to merit a continuance of the same. Our stock is quite as large as usual. We bought our goods in New York and Philadelphia, at very low prices, and are satisfied with saaall profits, less than New York re tail price. Our stock of Iadlesf Qooda I large, embracing a great variety of style, quality and price. Plain and figured black Silk, a large stock and superior quality; plaid, striped and plain fancy do; Tissues, borage,, Challies, DeBeges, Mezicanas, Orleans, Ie Flora. Lawns, Brilliantincs, Ginghams, Prints Crape, Brocha, Bersge, Silk and Tikora SUawls; Jaconet and Lace Collars, I'ndersleeves, Chemisetts, Lace and flouncing; Cap Goods; wiss, India, Book, Bobinet and Barred Mull Muslins and Dikh... T i ... . ;.. J . 1 1. , ... Jt U . land dotted Silk Net. HOSIERY! A very Urge stock of Hose and half Bose, fromfi'c up , to 75c. We keep the best quality kept In this market, and :he cheapest cotton. Lisle thread. Silk, Linen. Kid and Kid finished Uloves. from 6 up to 75c, cotton, merino and ilk L'nder shirts and Ladies' Vests. Bonnets. A large assortment of the "latest styles" of Bonnets, Hats Misses and children's Flats, and infant's fancy llats. men and boy's Panama. Mexican. Mandarin, Leghorn, Rutland Braid, Palm-leaf. Silk and new styl soft Fur and Fancy Hats. TTrGKNTLE MEN'S GOODS. A fine assortment of Cloths, Fancy and Black French Cassimeres and Doeskins, Cashmerett. Satinet, .Linen and Nankeen Pant stuff; Cotton ade, Cambleteens, Croton cloths. Coat Linens, Silk, Satin, Marseilles and Velvet t estings. Wide curtain Linen and Oil Shades, bleached and brown Shirting, Sheeting and pillow case Muslins, domestic and French Oinghama, Flannels, white Counterpanes and wool Coverlets. Seamless Bags, Carpets, (a large lot.) I'mhrelias, Paraaols, Looking Ulaases, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Window Paper, Cotton Yarn, Carpet and Coverlet Warp, Wicking. Twine. Cotton Cording, ckc. Don't forget the Pet Lamb and "Striped Balls, No. 8, Mniu street, Richmond, Indiana. SCOTT & CRAWFORD. March 30. 1H55. 15 tf CHAXLKS A. CLMI. W. H. CUII. CLABK & BROTHER. MERCHANT TAILORS, HAVE just received the Spring style of Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings, which they will manufacture to order at the cheapest rates, latest styles, and in such a man ner as shall give entire satisfaction. Shirts. Collars Cravats, Socks, Suspender, aj-c-, alway n hand. Richmond, March 30. 1855. '5-tf New Spring Goods! WRIGHT tfc MOFFITT are now rect-ivinR from the Eastern citit. a la rare stock of New Spring and Summer Goods, embracing perhaps as great a variety aa is to be found in the market, and selected with unusual care, with reference to the bpt styles, nnd the imi-rovinic demand fur I GOOD GOOD3. We would 3 up (rest that vre bare a few cheap I woods, and pledge ourselres to sell the name quality of arti- ! ctes aa low as they ran e bought in the city. "Small profits ana quick pay is the motto. Call and see us at No. 10 .vain street, Richmond. WRIGHT de MOFFITT. Richmond, 3d month, 30, e5S. 15 -tf REWARD. MORE BOUNTY LAND. BY sn act of Congress passed March 3, 1S55, all officers snd soldiers who h-ive served rorsTirs oat in any war of tho United State, since 1775, ar entitled to 1(K acres of Land, if they have not received it. Those who have received f orty or Eighty acres are now entitled to enough more to make up the one hundred an' aixty. Those who have received one hundred aad sixty acres are not entitled to any more. Tho benefit of this act extends to tho Widow aid Mikoh children of the soldier, but to no other heir. Those who bavo been engaged in battla are entitled to one hundred and sixty acre without regard to the period of their service. Persons having claims under thi or any other ct, will have them promptly attended to by calling on, or writingto DAVID T. SMITH, March 30 St. Richmond. Ind. Geo. A. I'riuce A Co's nelodcons ARB decidedly the tst manufactured in this country, and when compared with others, uniformly obtain the pref- . - .nKrub. tvr ,u n cac, we are preparea to sell these instruments at manufacturer's price, wholesale and retail COLBL'RJt A FIELD, Piano and Melodeon Depot, Fourth street, Cincinnati. tfT'R assortment of Accordeons. Flutinas and Violins is ahout four times as large as that of any other house in the city, and of superior quality. Importing these articles, together with every variety of Violin and Guitar Strings directly from Europe, we are prepared to offer great bargains not only at wholesale, but at retail also. COLBl'RN & FIELD, Cincinnati Music store. TS West Fourth stre-t March 30, 1-4S5. 15 ,f Valuable Saw Mill Property for Sale.m- , ,. .v c ..... I "HE undersigned offer to sell their Saw Mill property, oonnty, Indiana, on tho Richmond and Boston turnpike, at tbe falls of Eikhorn. The Saw Mill is in good running order and capable cf sawing from 2-300 t 3000 feet cf lumber per day, and Umber of the beat quality. such as poplar, oak, walnut, 4o., in the immediate vicinitv in abundance, anl ready saie at Richmond for all kind's of lumber. Thi seat possesses superior advantages over many others, having a fall of 2 feet, and lying in a neighborhood of one of the best farming districts in tbe county rould offer rare inducements for the erection of a r louring Mil, in which there would be very little competition. Tofrethar with the above, there "are 45 acres of excellent land, two good dwellings, a large and commodious bam, a young bearing orchard, of well selected fruit, a large lime kila. with aa inexhaustible quantity cf--ton. Those wishing to buy will do well to call and view the premises, as farther recommendation is unnecessarv. For further rwrticulars apr4y to JOSEPH KE.N WORTH V, on the premises, or Wat. A J. J Keswortht, ,H mile north of Richmond. March 16. 155. 13-Sm BOlUlty T -r-. ar. -r 'WE undersigned hereby notifies those concerned JL that he has obtained from Miuia Se Burr, Land and Pension Agents of Washington City, th necessary forms for making spplicstioa for BOUN TV LAM D. donated by an act of Congress entitled . Act ia addition to certain arts granting bounty land to certain officers and soldier who have been engaged in the military service of the United Stat." passed March ?. IS55. This Iste act gives 1 acres of Land to sll otCcers. soldier or their widows or minor children. Wagon Masters. Teamsters. dje , who have served fourteen day ia sny of th Wars ef the Caited State since 1790. All application made throngh me, will he arteeded to by said Miller & Brown, Attorney, at the Pension Office,' Washington City JOHN FIX LEY. BirhmonJ. March 29. iS5o. 15 tf MAROTS CHAIR FACTORY, ' DATTOS. O. Tea wnderstroed wwtld call the attewttow ef Cabinet Makers of Wayne aad euri auading cnuntry. to sneir vTkoIesale Chair Factory ., Taey ar prepared to tarnish Chain a Cincinnati prices, and of a esyle and fciiab vapei rat to aay auade. Tee staaT kciof kilaried, tiaey ran aafeiy warraatali their warfe. Otve us a call. UAJB. MA ROT. March S3. 1-S-tf T OD PIPE. A large sopply la, l; aad 3 lacAc. lor sale at the r-Sove ! raare ot T. J. BAUCIS.

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CHAIRS, OP EVERT K1BD. Lounges SOFAS. TOILET CHAIRS, SETTEES, Hair, llus'i aad Straw nATTRITvSES. LOOKING GLASSES Aand Picture Frames, of all sixes, and of a variety of JtrPl CTURES framed to order. His facilities are such that lie can and will sell As Low at Any ether establishment, and persons desirous of testing; this matter, are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock and prices. He will he happy to show his stock to any who may call. H. D. SERSERAr, Starr M dhg. main Street. RICHMOND. IND. Soldiers Attention! B O UXTY LA XDS OhTA IXEV! BY a late act of Congreas. aoproved March 3, 1855, each Soldier, Musician or Teamster, or his widow or minor children, who has serTed FOURItES DAYS, in any of th. Wars in wh eh the Cnited States has been engaged, sine. 1812, inclusive, is entitled to 160 acres of land. Having an arrangement with turn distingwished Law firm of Miller 4 Brown, in Washington City, who give their exclusive attention to obtaining Bounty Lands and Pensions, I feel assured it will be to the interest of all those who want their land at an early date, to give me a call. No charge unless the land or pension is obtained. Letters will receive prompt attention. Ad.iress.post paid. WILLIAM P. BENTON. Richmond, Indiana. ICj Office in the Wiggius Building, opposite State Bank, Main street. March30.185i. 15-tf Embroideries. A BEAUTIFUL stock of Common and French Worked Collars, Undorsleeves and Chemixetts: Hobbins, Cotton, Thread, Imitation, Maltese, Swiss and Jaconett Laces, Edgings, and Inserting. The Ladies are invited to call at No. 10 Main street. WRIGHT at MOFFITT. 3d My. 30, 1855. Tyler Davidson & Co., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, No. 140 and 141 Main street, CINCINNATI. arc how arraivmo Diu r VULCANIZED India Rubber Belting; Hose For Locomotives, Steam Fire Knginea, Garden, Pavement ami Hydrants. Also, Packing, plain and mixed. March 3(1, 165. IS-tf ARTIFICIAL. TEETH! DRS. DUNCAN & CAMERON, Dentists, S'o. 155 tt'ttt SiftTi ttree1,bttwten Race and Elm, C'in O. Thi Office, under the management of it present proprietor, has been increasing in reputation for superior operation in iK , v . ; r. ; . l r r, j istry for the last ten years, and no expense or effort shall be wanting to givo satisfaction to all who may favor it with their patronage, j The subscribers would call attention to the foli lowing essential point pertaining to Artificial Teeth, 1 viz: Beauty and naturalness of appearance, quality . and strength of the materials, comfort to the wearer, , and usefulness in restoring the natural appearance of the teeth and ability lo masticate, in all of which they are warranted in saying they are exceeded by none, j and equaled by fe w TEETH j Inserted from one to a full set, with Artificial Gum. Full and half sets invariably inaerted by suction. All operations in Dentistry performed in the most thorough manner. Ti Considering the superior character of the work and the guarantee given, they are the most reasonable in the West: Two Teeth or more on Gold Plate, $3 per tooth. Two Teeth or more on Silver Plate, 1 per tooth. The money refunded if the Teeth do not prove satisfactory. for tho information of those living at a distance, we would state that our facilities are such that we ran make in the finest style a fall set of TEETH in from 34 to 4 hours, and all small pieces in proportion, so that no detention need be apprehended. W. C. DU.NCA.V, , J. G. CAMERON. ' ' DontUts. , Xo. 156 Sixth St., bet. Race and Elm, Cincinnati. December 2i, 1S54. 1-ly SAMUEL ROSS & SON, )E3VTISTS, IUCHMOND, IND., (Recently of the City of "ew York,) Would inform the citixens of Richmond, and itd vicinity, that we have opened an office on Main Street, opposite the Lluntimrton House, i whoro we perform all the various operntions on the Teeth : to the satisfactinn of all those that may desire our seri trices. By permission we refer to the following names: ! Rlchno n d : M . B ax in, J. J. Paiit, M D. New York. JcdokKinhz, E. P. BaHHina, M. D , M. MiTtaiLL, Esq,, A. A. Atkimsos, M. X. . t" Office hours, from 9 o'clock, A. M., to 6 P. M. 3d Month SO, 1B55. SHOES AND BOOTS. JUST received a new and beautiful assort ment of Ladie's Gents, Misses and Children, txajters, lioots, lluskins. alipners. Sandal. Ac, of City manufactures, and for sale at No. 10, Main street. WUIUHT A- MOFFITT. Sd Mo. 30th, 1S55. Superior Ctrocerie. Laguira and Java Coffee. Also, fresh Toansr T IO, JL. Hj Hyson, Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teasbought Kast, and warranted riiht. For sale at No. 10 Main street. WRIGHT 4 MOFFITT. 31 Mo. 30th, ISii. HATS. liifht ta.ty A LOT of 31ft Fur and Saxony Hats, i a article for young men and boys.) Also article for young men and boyt.) Also, an assortment'of Panama. Leghorn and Palm Flats for sale, cheap, at No". 10 Main street. WRIGHT A MOFFITT. 3d Mo. :jJth, 155. Dry Goods for men and Boys. of the ,ar?et of cioth. casimere. V- Tweed. Italian Cloths and Summer Wear, of cverr description. freh from the East, and for sale as low a th loweit, at No. 10 Main street. WRIGHT 4 MOFFITT. Sd Mo. 89th, 15. Carpets and Furnishing Goods. 4 XEW supply of Carpets.'Straw Matting, Sfd. ia. 1 V Alio, Cotton and Worsted Cunain. Damask, lluff, Hollands, Curtain Muslins, Marssillea, Quilt, Furniture Print snd IKmity-. llcase call, befire bnyies. at So. 10 Main street. V RIGHT fc MOFFITT. 3d Mo. 30, '&. Dress Goods. ALARdE and varied assortment of very desirable style of Dress (roods in the market, can now be found at No. 10 Main street, and for sale bv WRIGHT & MOFFITT. 3d Mo. 89, 5.5. PAPER HANGING! f rHE undersirnej are prepared to paper room la a raft perior manner. They are prepared to furnish every variety and pattern ef paper at Cincinnati price. Ail arders in their line left at their residence, 4th eouae south ef IV pot on Sixth street, or at Kramer. Irwin A C's, Railroad Store, opposite the Depot, wtaer a large stock of Wall Paper is constantly kept oa hand, will te promptly attended o HOWKLLS V SOS. March S3, 1SS&. Hj-tt Spring Style of Hats. f" JOHN SCFFKINS would respectfully inform Me his fnen-is uad th rmk-Hs that he has jat receired the Spring style of Fashionable Hats. They are r-ry seat, and of a'high finkh. He ha also a general assortment of plaia and othr Hats, Caps, 4c. Perse n wishing to purchase are invited to ealL Hatch 16. 1935. 13-tf READ AXD BEFIECT! EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED THAT the place to buy bargaia is at Xo. il Maia t , first door west of Flammer i WUaoa'e Drug Store. , , The subscriber being aaaieu te snake a change ia bis business, will for the ae-jt twenty day offer ki entire stock ef Boet and Sfeocs st COST. AU who are in want of anything jB bg Use. are rerpectTully invited to call and examine bia Stock beScare purchaafaig elsewhere. : - L-ealer and persons baying by the case or dozen, would do weil to srire kin a call, aa the goods avast be soli in a abort tiaoe, P- SHARFLESS. March 16, 1835. No. XI Mais at, fUckatose.

Aa OrellaUaace To provide for ti appointment of a Board of Trattwe

lcl. B it enacted h, h. Common CouncU of ' th Citv of Richmond, that there be thro oersoas ao- f

pointed by the Common Council, who shall be styled . , : the Board cf Trastees for public schools, sad be cor , " A KIIW K.!1!. ! erned by and liable to U th crovi.Kin. sad penaltie : jyjjE bber, thankf.l foe th. libera! patr,,naa of an act to prov.de for a general sy.te- of Common , 'jj, iXl-st year, take, th., tnethod of ifnSem otfice a. uch Trnste. nnt.l the .ta.ed . ting ib hM '?'d f h" totm ek ; in -November. A. D , 157- the second. .tit th .am. , rtmfpt . . I time A. D. l.e5w, and the third ncul tbe same time In CCTLERT, fZi A R r?T???V7 Tool Fixmim jA.D . 1-63 In great LaaMMrVilrVA Kfe varietT. all of Sec. 3. That it shall be the duty of the Common ! which will be aold on favorable terms. Feel ins d Couacil, annually, at their atated meeting im Nevem- , sirous to please and aooomm niate, we invite tbe pnbjc to , ber. to appoint on Trustee for Public Schools, whoa favor as with acalL ( term of set vie shall be three year, and in rase vs- L We have also the siren -v rf L-- k Leevitt's Por'canxyoceurs in said Foard of Trust, the Conneil table Saw Mill. AH orden vrttoptlv attended to. shsll fill the ama for the remainder of the term. t J. li. 8TRAWBR1IM5E. Skc 4. The Trustews sppotnted under the first sec- Richmond, March IS, 15io. It-if tion of this OrJtnsnce. snail meet within one week ! .

sftir their po nlment and take sn oath or affirmation f faithfully to pniorm their duties, and organize by th. ! appointment of one of their number as President. 6. They shsll appoint a Clerk, who shall saep a full record of their proc.edings. Sac. 6 The City Treasurer shall act a Treasurer of tbeBosrd. snj give bond in such amount ts they asy requir. for the faithful performsnca of his duty. Sac. 7 The Board of Trustees shall prepar. and publish a full and complete rode of by-lvs for their own government snd the regulation and government of schools, and all ma ters connected therewith, subject to the approval of th. Common Conneil. Sec. 8 Be it further ordained. That to pay th. present indebtedneis. and prosecute th. work n th. public school house now unier contract.tkar.be levied a tas of three mills on the dollar of the valuation of all th. real and peraonsl property lisM. to school tax in the eity of Richmond, together with a tax of twentyfive cents on each poll, which levy th. City Clark shall plscs upon the duplicate of the city, to be collected as other taxes sr. collected for th. city. Sec 9. This Ordinance to be in force from ao 4, after its passage. Passed and approved March 27, 1?55. JOHN FINLEY, Mayor. Bri W. Davis, City Clerk. March ? 1555. 18-2s JrST RFTEIVED5 hhds Sngar; 10 sacks Coffee; 25baL-phot; 10 sacks Dried Teaches; SO bbla Molasses; 21 half bbla Molasses; At 31 Main street, which will be sold low for cash or on Short credit. O.W.BARNES. March S3, 1855. 14 If KE A L. EST A T E AT A tCTI OX. ON S ATCRD AY, the 7th day of April, 1855, I will sell the following Real Estate, via; One new brick house and lot on Franklin street, pleasantly situated and in good repair. Also a beautiful building site of two acres, situated fc a mils ea9t of Richmond, on the National Roat. Said lot ia beautifully ornamented with ornamental trees, cowering shrub and aower. The situation is desirable. Also an undivided half of 44-4 acres of lan 1 one mile south of Richmond, on the Richmond and Liberty turnpike. on which there is a good stone quarry, and sereral fine t building sites. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. House and j lot sold first. Term liberal, and made known on the day of aale. 11. J. SIIOMPRE. March 23, lt-51. 14-U Eienilor's Notice. "J0TICK is hereby given that the undersigned ha been appointed executor of the last will and testament of John Thomas, deceased, late of W itbi county. The estate ia solvent. Those having claims agaiuat it. are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement within one year. Those indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment. HENRY W. THOMAS, Executor. March 23. IW55. 14-3t The Czar of Russia is Dead! SOME predict a cessation of hostilities in Europo others differ from this opinion; but one thinr. is certain, the above event cannot affect the warfare carried on at the New York Store, against the old system of selling Good a, (credit and high prices.) We are now receiving one of the largest stocks of Hoods ever brought west of the mountains, among which are a preat many that have been bought at about 50c on the dollar of their value. We cannot within the limits of an advertisement enumerate a tithe of the stock now on hand, but we would call the attention of the public to the following Goods: SilOO yards Mack Oro de Sue and ?ro d Rhine Silk; SoliO " figured Silk and plain do; 1000 plain Silk Eliones; 100U vards Dlain mad and black French Del.alnes. These goads have been tmught at a great sacrifice. We are selling excellent goods at Sjc, all wool. j 5X)0 Spring Del-aines, every variety. W00 " figured Challea; 30H0 " plain and flg'd Bera;ci, most recent styles. ' 3000 " Manchester, Karlston and French Ginghams. To ' our stock of Ginghams we invite particular attentionDOMESTIC GOODS. Shirtinpi, Sheetings, French, English anil American Prints. Ticking. Jeans, Satin etts. Boy's TtreeJs ami Cassimeres. Summer Pantaloonery, Irish Linens, children's summer Flannels, Checks, pillow case Muslins, Table Diaper, Lan en Checks. Crash Toweling, Linen Napkins, Table Covers, Ac. Hosiery and Glove Department. We hare receired during the last week 100 do. black cottow. Hose, frood article, at 6lc; 150 doien Women's slate Hose, a tine article, 10c; 200 ' white Hose, Iron. 10c up; 20 real French Kid GloTes, 50c; 10 ' Ladies' Silk Uloves, L5c; 50 While linen lidkfs, warranted all linen, 6'4c; 30 Youth's silk scarfs and crarats.at 3?. worth $1; sir vents piain wnite ana coioreu noraerua iitiKis; in - rrencn nornerea ana emnrojaerea iinen iidkrs; 20 " 350FrenCh ,,ecdie Worke, Coll.r.fr JOc 12 Ladies' rich "ilk Talmas; 3 dot Ladies' chsmUetta. ' ALSO- Just received an Invoice of 4-4 aLt 5 1 colored Canton Matting. r""" in ' ma can moa ini oar , stock They will at once s.e tUat bargains this i Spring on ids are only to be had at the New York Store, where I Dry Goods ! every article is marked at the loeat nrices-where the old system of cre:l:t and exorbitant pro tits is annihilated where the child can buy just as cheap as the most experienced, and j w icre, if any article solJ differs from the representation I made, the money will he instantly return ed. 1 R. JACKSON, I Xew York Cash Dry Uoods etere. f Opposite the People's Bank. ! JLx Country Merchants will cod it to tbsir interat to i calf and look at this stock. 1 March W. 1P55. 14 tf t i Executor's Sale. f t WV7ILL, be sold at tn'die sale on Pifth day (Thursday.) w w the 12th dav of Ai.nl next, at the late residence of ! ' Dr. John Thomas, deceased, late of Wayne county, six burg road, the following property, visr One two horse wa : gon, plowa, one grain cradle, one mowins; scythe, en two i wear old Durham bull and other roune cattle, a hero and I hors. one clock, stores, cupboards. taMes. chairs, bedsteads, - ant small wheel, one lar;e wheel, and kitchen furniture. i Also a lare lot of medicine and instruments, a larce lot of medical and other hooka, one Klectroisinff machine, and a I variety of other articles not necessary to mention, Sale to I commence at 9 o'clock on said day. wbenterans will be made i known and doe attendance given by t IIEXRV W. THOMAS, Executor. March 23. 195S. 14-3t ; Reduction of Price! j PICTURES ONLY FIFTY CENTS. iri'HE nnderjiirned will take pictures in the best style ot the art, at his roonv in tbe rlhcaron building, at 1 from FIFTY cent to ten do'lars. difference as to I weather. Call at any time of dav, from 9 to 5 o'clock. i. WATSOX. i March IS, 1855. 13-tf Administrator's 1'otiee. N OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned bat been appointed administrator of the estate of Washington Baldridge, late of Wayne county, deceased. All : person having claims srainst said estate will please j present them for payment within one y?ar from this date, I and all persons owing said estate will please make immej diat reiymeat. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, i HENRY MANIFOLD, Aim'r. i March 14, 1SS5. 13-3t CITT STOVE STORE. Copper, Tin, She.t-IroB. aad Tin-Ware MANUFACTORY. I f EFETER dc UNDERWOOD resf-ectfully Inform the eitiM J rens of Richmond and vicinity, that they have on hand more than 1 UO l'k i Ita Msrea, of all tbe l.tsst inaproved patteras from New York. Cincinnati aad rayton ' manufacture, selected expressly for the j SPaUXtt TRADE. I Also, a reneral assortment of Pt' Japanmti Tfa 1 War: made eat of the best IX tin plate, ani warranted not t to leak. Alse TIX HOOHNO and HOCSE Gl TTERIMi, i AND SPOUTIXO will be riven special attention, both In, rows ias coewraT. Our facilities for such work are aasurpassed, and In addition to this we do the work ourselves j ) Alas Steve Pipe. Steve Trimminrs. etc. t i also Swear Kettles, Sad Irons. Doj Irons. Pots. Skillets, j ! e- &y JOB WORK ef all kinds in copper, tin. sheet-iron j 5aa dsiae. doaeto order. : AU ef th above article will be sold aad put ap on terms l In mt narehaiira. ! i 1lTM copper, brasa, petr aad iron taken in either, f Thaskfoi tor past very liberal patronar to the new ftrai. we hop for a eontinuaaee UMrwef by our strict attention o ikohn. tiuvr, naax th Huluitaa ilosM. Mala etreaa. I March S3. 1 Jai1 rvrv GROSS ESSENCES in store and for sale by 1UU L. H. McCLLLOLGH, March 15, 1S55. No. 47 Main street. OI 11. Lara. I iasisl. Castor, Spena. Crude Tiaa. OUve. Machine. Cod Liver aad ether Oila. for aale by ' th barrel or gallon, by FIX XXX V WILSOS CO. fth noaca, la, if. w-tr LEWIS H. UcCTJLLOUOH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer t nnuGs aivi mJiE oicw.'ves Oil, Painte. Yaraisbea. Gtaasware. Alcohol, Tarpentina, Berninr flaid. Lard Oil. Pevfaawery", Ink, Easenee. Snaffs. Tobacco, Cigars, Ae. No. 47. Maia street, RICHMOND, LTD. March, 1. 155. l-tf Taermoaieter Ca ALW ATS lifht. aad th beet ia as. r sal wy rabraary 93, Isii. W. T. DX5TTI.

FISEE riTNE,

Bookseller, MatUoocra, nl Drat tore la - Mca--JtmMly 11 Dissolution of Partnership. 'I 'HE partnership heretofore .listing between th. ' undersigned waa dissolved on th. 19th inat . by mutual eonaeot. The business will b settled bw Jo M ?'rimbl. C S. DC HAD WAY, JOS M. TRIMBLE. HsCerstowa, Ind . March Si. 1865. 14 9 Partnership Dissolve!. 'I'HE partnership heretofore existing, bet weea th. ' undersigned, was diaolv.J on th. 20th mat , by mutual consent- Th. business of the Bras will be settled by Watkin Williams. C. S PC HADWAT, W. WILLIAMS. Hsgerstown, Ind . March 23. 1$55. 14-31 roit sale: THE Richmond Woolen factory, a variety of racist Lota in aad near Richmond, suitable for residence, and business establishments, also. Dwelling Houses aad Lots, Fnsineas Houses and Lota, and Farms. For particulars, inquire of OLIVFR BCTLF.R, Real Estate and Oemerai Agent. No. 43 Main street, 3d door eaat of CiUx.na' Bank. August 11. ISM. 94 tf 10 genuine Cod Livur Oil to arrive, aad for aale be L. H. McCULLOUGH, Man 1, lfS5. Xo. 47 Main street. HEW GOODS. fit HE aadesigned are now opening at their new Store, M No. 20 alain si-, a very general assortment of seasonable Embracing many new and desirabl articles that are searrrin the market. Our assortment of plain bound and unbound Shawls, Crape, Silk and Thibet Shawls, with heavy silk frinpt, of every shad, no UareeloDin and Uouk Muslin Handkerchief, Crapes, Caape Leise, Wash Oauxe and Sheer Bik Mnt!fn, Gloves, Hosiery and Linen Handkerchiefs, Merinoes, Thibet, Alpaoca. ,VvaM and silk warp Lustres, of all shade., ar extensive, and are unsnrpasswd in beauty uf style. Together with a very general variety of Ladies' City Made Shoes, Warranted of.the best material and workmanship. Also, a heavy stock of men and by ' fall and winter I loot and Shoes, Haw, Caps, Ac, all of which we intend to sell at the lowest cash prices, and respectfully invite our friends and the public to drop in and examine for Uieroselves. J. A J. C. HAPI.EV. 12th months, 15th, 1S51. Sw-tT Steam Power to Rent. PERSONS desirous of renting room and Steam Power, can do so by iwme-tutta- application at the L'nion Foundry. OetoberJ 7,115. T. A. DUODALE. COPPER KETTLES-From 10 to 40 gallons, for boiling cider and a-ppte butter, a full supply at th Stove Store, aci marjufactu red by T. J. BARtilSSeptember i3, TS53. -tf Til ORUS of McCulIough' fine Mark ftrtr fust nut yf up and for sals at L. U. Mc I IJ.Ol GflS, March 15, 1955. No. 47 Main streot. bbla. LMisille Cement, In store and for ' sal by sal by L. IL Mot L'LLOUUH. March 18, 1S55. No. 4 , Main street. fL,A.SS. SO boxes eity brand, 8 by 10 and 10 by VT 13 Glass, for sale by It. 11. Met' L IAJJ u till, March 13, 1355. Fo. 47 Main street . HOf YE SMOKERS! 10,000 Imperial Regalias; 5,000 Imported Eagle Principe; 5.000 Puerto Principe; 8,000 Spotted Casador; 3,'XNTWide Awake Plantation; JustrreeeiTOi and for aale at McCULLOCGirS Wholesale ami Retail House, No. 47 Main street, Richmond. March 16, 1S65. IA-tf Save Tour Money! VNDgo to A. f. MILLER'S, who ii already retiring his Spring stock of Ready Made Clothing, all of i. m. bis bpnaa ! witi.K h Ksn -.1.- ....in., . Ka..n.r.,i i a,5ortment of btack cXoXh and fan.y HuSinew CoU. (entirely new atyle, with a complete stock common Coats. i I'.ain black and fancy Casstmerw Panta; Silk Velvet, Satin, fancy Silk and common Vesta, with a variety of other ! goods usually kept in a Clothing and Fr it statu no , store. 1 hese Btxxls are well made we warrant every ; articla nprmuA Md wiU u good, as tow as : , , f, . V,-- " . , I luT cma OB wlS " " ru.'.n.0?,,A . 3t. ill IsUaUtIlw March 15, 1855. Oppoaito People's Bank . S. K. LIFaPENCOTT Coatfc MaBofactorj and Rrpoiitorj, Xortheast corner of Main and Franklin ttreett, RtOHNOND, IWDTAHAr. WtTatas: ho ha constantly for sal a general assortment of Carriage of the most fashionable styl. and lima hod workmanship, such a r.,oc4c. &7sarinter: Swtkif.' York Cttrrttallf and IVotlina Ifofloas, j built of the best materials, and by th sno.t competent workmen, under the i-nmedtste superintendence of the proprietor. TT Order for Carriage to say amount, executed with despatch. Richmond. December 15. !64. bi-U Honey Wanted. A LL person indebted to me by note or sctomnt. are l earnestly requested to come and pay up within 30 days froa Anev a I nrnat bare tbe aeedal. Furniture fiooen under the Stasr Hall. H. D. MERSERLAU. January 95. 1856. rj-tf For Sale or Kent. 'pHE Flooring Mill and Sash Factory on South Siath street, occupied by Howard Cad walader and Bane Trindk. For further particular, enquire at FARQUHAR A ARNOLD'S, Auction Rooms, Main street. Mair-h Ki, l?5i. IJ-tf Tarapibo Eieetloa. 'I'lTERB will be an election held at tbe Barges School -1 hotrs on Saturday, the 14th day of April next, for tbe rwrpose of elerrisig fire Directors of the Richmond and Liberty turnpike company. ii. W. STEVE5S0X, President. March I, 1S5. 1-tt . Common Ware. TDGFS C C. aad Painted Ware: LC. l and Com Tea pint, 4 pint, qnartand pint eommoa Tumbler i int sad qaart I laaks. for sale by O. ALOBICH. Icl Main street, bet. Fourth snd Fifth, Ciaciaaeti. May , 1S6A 3Hf AT COST: AT COSTU 1 rf OVERCOATS; 1UU S(s TESTS; 09 pair PANTS; At I eb. 9, 1955. A. If. MILLER F. Near Peeple' Bank. Teace Kestored at Last! Tas andersirned having taken the stand for merly eeenpied by B. P. Borton, Ko- 8 Maia 'street, Richmond. Ind.. he cm ea hand a ssaod as sortment of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Masasaf laatra1 nwits, and a variety of Teys and Fancy Goods. ots, and a variety of Tey and r aney Good. And a patnngand blowing if the enter of the day, we hare l ot toan and laasvaod everyaiing ef that tort, so that we can suit yon if yon bat call and see. Oar stock of Spectacle, Silver and Plated Spoon. Forks, Batter Knivea, Salt Spoons, Ac. Porta Monaaiea, Card Casaa. fine Cutlery, ete u all ngM. Call around we will ell a little lower than the lowest, a th times are hard, and the widW's rent is daw and mast be paid. Now, my friend a, doa't forget No. 6. Call aad me a at Ua, hefore vow buy your Xssnoas. Cr? All article In our lin left for repaisa will be done ia order, and warranted aeeortiar so creamy, dv W. D. SCI March 18, li55. l-tf iafraSOT's talc. "VfOTlCE i hereby giwea taat 1 will een at Jrul 1 anasu a ea SatorAsr the seventh day of AprU bm aMie af th- -enew of nasaingtoa Utldnin, thi east of riyklews, oa taw pike leading to Waahiagtoa Wayne county, all th persoaal property ef Waahingtoa. BaldrMgw, not taken by the widow, consisting of hires, cattle, sheep, household furniture nnd farming ateawil. A credit of aiae moatkeeei all nam over three dollars, the purchaser giving bond with approved (eeuxity, warr-' tag valuation and appraisement law. - i f . HESKT MANIFOUJ, AdarV. f March 15, li5. l-ta t

FEVEB AND AGUE CUBE. OR. MITRE'S HF1LUBLE SPEHFIC. FO tk PreTTOtatioa aad Care of IirraEirrmsT and Kuimrt Fva, Fira-a and Aura:, Cntio and Fan rx. Ursja Aors, Gatsmal, DsmrtrfT, Night Sviid, aad all other f oraa of diaea which - Bar a eonamoa origin ia .vWoraa or JwVawwaw. Thi abtl atmospheric poison which at certaia aeaaoo ia aaavoidabtv inhaled at everv breaih. U the aaaa ia oharacter whenever it tsista. North, South, Eaat or West, and will every wherTyicld te vkia newly discovered antidote, which is

euaimeu 10 Be u evwoarst ai.aewrs a aaeiiacs Tki speci&e is so harmless that it aaay be taken by perenas ef every age, sea or condition, aad it will not substitute for eae disease ethers still worse, as is too often the result in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, aad other poisonous or deleterious drag, not a partial of any of which is admitted tat this preparation. The nrotirietor distinctly claims the eztraordinerr rtwulta from th in of tbi NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. It will entirely protect any resident or traveler rea in th asoet sickly or fwampy looaii tie, frota aay Ague or RiHioas disease whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma. It will instantly cheek th Ague ia personj who hare seSr-red for any length of time, from on day to twenty years, so that tay aeed never aav aswitaer rat.7, by continuing iu use aeeordiag to direction. It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of Bilious or Agae disease, inch a general debility, night sweats, etc The patient at one begins to recover appetite and streagth, and eon tin aa aatil a permanent and radical cur is effected. Finally, ita use will banish Fever aad Ague from families and all claasea. Farmers aad all sebonng n, by adopting it a a preventive, will be free from Ague or tiilioa attacks ia that rmoa ef the year which, while it is the most sickly, i the asoet valaabl one to them. Owe or two bottle will answer for ordinary cases: som may require more. Direction priated ia Uerman, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar. Liberal dtawount made to tbe trade. Trade circular forwarded on application, and th article will bo consigned on liberal term to responsible parties) ia vry action cf ths country. JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor, Provide no, R. L For rale by Medicine dealers generally. DR. THOMAS CTJSCADEN, Hnriist Pawaitlas asd Sarrraa, t if" Having located, peraaaasatly ia Rtohmond, will be found at hi offic at all hoar except when professionallyengaged. OSes Nov SJV Maia etreet, ap stairs. January II, l4i. 4 ly Toys. Nolissi CsnfccliaitH. M. C. LEWIS. Hi5 on hand the largest essertmeat of Toys ever offered in thi market. Dolls for little girls and Drums for beys, aad an enJIess variety to plitaaathe fancies of children. Candies, of all kinds ani varieties; Nuts; Raisins, ts.; Perfumery, Fancy -oipa: -rit Boxes, rocket a.niva, cigars in snort, pimi y thing in the fancy line. Persons wishing to mikn purchase, weulit do well te sail, and they will hnd every thing at th lowest ceea rates. Call in his stock is worth looking at as mere curiosities Jsa. 37, 1S55. 10-tf ' IWasie for the Itlillloii! TBS undersigned have been pelnd asrata for the sale ef Peters' Eclectt Piaa fort Instructor. A supply always ea hand. TI8K A PAYNK. Richmond, February t2, IfUA. 1,1 if A RARE CHANCE. 40 Xew CaurUgta aad Bagglet far Save. T'ORTY new Carriage and Buggy a. of the best m. woramensaip, tor ai ay tn subscriber Carriage Shop on the east ead of Main street at the Those wishing to purchase would do well to call. M PARRY. Richmond ?th month, 33. 1S5. HttTIN AND STOVE STORE. DANIEL WARD & SON, HAVING purchased the Tin aad Stove Store of A. H. Swain, and having made large additions to the same, are prepared to furnish COOKINU STOVKS, of th most aproved patterns, and of various sites. Panion STOTa-s, Orrira and Shop fiTova-s, Coal Stove and Orate. Stov Pip of all sise aonstantly on hand. Store Trimming of tin and copper sheet iron, copper and tin ware of all kinds kopt on band or inado to order. We are determined to give this business close attention, and hop to be able to meet th wants of community. Purchasers ar invited to oall and examino our took before purchasing. Shop near the eornor of Main and Marion street. Richmond, March 16, 1S55. 13 -tf tfew Jewelry Store. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the publi that k h opened a new Jeweir v Store at .No. 76 Main atreet, op dob ita Starr Hall, where he Is ready to repair Clocks, VV etches. Jewelry, ale., oa abort notice. Also Engraving done to order. He also has on hand a fine assortment of Jewelry, Wstch, Chain, Bratias, Kar drop. Rings, Ac., which he will sell at the lowest possible rates . He solicits a share of the public' patron- age. S. F. ESTKLL. February 9, 1S56. 8-3u Toinb-tont, Jtlonument, JTr. DA R. MORRISON. Maia St., Richmond, Ind. till continuH to manufacture, to nrdur, every variety ef Plaia aad Ornamental Tomb-Stones, Monuments, Ac, Ac. of the latest style, and most beautiful pattern. He take pain in informing hi friends that he will sell a cheap, If not a tiff's easnysr, for readv eaah, than can be bought anthe State. Hi work a warranted equal to any msdn in the West, and perfect aatiafartioa guaranteed The public ar invited to call and ev. amine hit stock snd ipecimmi. RUhmerrd. March 10. 18 Wanted, lataiellatelQAfin''' good inch Poplar Lumber, for which I OUUU will pay the cash. Apply to A. M. MILLF.R. March IS, 18. 13-tf CLOTHINts! CLOTHINU! THE uodenigned take great plaasare ia informing their numerous acquaintances and the public giesrally that they ksve jaet received, la the Telegraph building, large stock of Clothing, consisting of evewy variety of seasonable mr-2rlml Clotalnir: Cloths. Caastiaiwea, Vesting aad Oeatlamoo's Farn shir Goods, sll of which will be sold as low a can be old by any koua west of tk Mewateia. Purchaser are respectfully invited to call and axamin their stock before pnrehssisag elsewhere. - ' i f Having employed Joiaw H. SeOTT, wa are prepared to cut and At our customer ia a atyle not aurpaased by aay CloUtiaw evUblithmeat here or elsewhere t. H. kfeCUtLOrjOH Se CO. Richmond. Nov'r 10, 186, -tf j. . jcuis, ' w. . aims, Ctnttrm,tl, ukma4, JtrtlAJT A BENTON, JtTTOJtE.rU JUtD 0QWtW.Li.QM AT LAW, Rickraoad, Iadiaaa. VT Office In th Wiggins' BaiUina Marh 10. 1844. 12-f Lard Oil and Candles THE subavribers having ceiapleted their arrangement few manufacturing tbe above Ooods, are preSared to farairk the aaarcnewte aad tnhaSitaata of ichmotd and vicinity with OIL AND CANDLES of superior quality, at price ranging below the Cincinnati market. Person in want ot the above good wi'l find it sweetly to their advantage te call at thi establiahiRwtst kwfbra essreheeimr alee wher. X "Factory ia the old Riektaoad Fouadry Building. BATLIES A MARCHA.VT. February ,1S65. 8 t a. r. aaowa . . a. naowv. BROWM k BBOWJI, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Olfiae North-wt roraer of Third aad Maia. entrance oa Tkiid, mm Maia . llMiaMii, is. Febrosry9. 1955. 8-tf OHIO 9CALB WOBKS. RIODOW, RTLAND A CO., . Cedamhia Hveet. between pTl Malaaad Walaat. CiaciaaaXi. Wa It ar bow maafartariag Railroad I lo ll . May, Stack ar Coal Floa aad IC Platform Scales of all ais; aUo. -awV "" Druggist aad Beak Sealee, Brass and Iron beaav. Coaalaf baalee. etc., wkick w warraat of sapeviee waifcmaaahte aad mate rial. We weald aU aatainlai itaaaalin to oar Iron Lever Hay aad Stock Seals. , omm net atson ll-tf promptly attaadadw. March IS, IBS. -ULLO.V LErCTBE dt PDEBI at the City ftsv gsava. af yea want Store, riaware, Spewting r aay thiag ls 4oa saeaa, aad warraatel to b go4 or no pay. -Octobers, late. a-tf - THOMAS NBWBY, Um7cwMut a aSaStlTsslI"1a' gaatatteyrt felataa Stmlmwrt tttatatar:lamltavtart Www A rateM ami Oiaea always ea haad st th towatt ah Mixed rata tor aale. IT r 8Vk em Peart atrea. evask ef Bbla. aver T. . Towns's Stove. ... arkmit.lleveasbart.MS. ' ' Stf White ria amd WtssksrsL Cdaa. Haste kopee, Ac., for ele by E. M. COOK sk SO.t. inly SO, 11454- Sl-tf