Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 16, 6 April 1855 — Page 4

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Plasat roar Cn Karir. ' For many years past we bare carefully - notjd the difference between arly and late plant ed corn, and our observation bare fair.y convinced us that in nine cases out of tea, the foraier Las a decided preference but for what reason ve may not be able clearly to explain. We incline to the opinion, however, that it is ;nmethinff lite this: Earlv planted corn haa a -.-nance to strike its roots deep into the soil. ar,d j is thus better enabled to withstand a drouth or? ,ick of moisture, which usually begins near he same time in the season each 3 ear. Or it may be that the crop baring a longer time to aature in, is able the better to take advantage A everything in its favor. But whatever may 01 the cause, we have no hesitation in recommending that corn be planted ra this latitude as soon as the ground is warm enough to prout it. It might be remarked that should the season Ite uniformly favorable, little r no difference .night be perceived. , Or should a severe Irouth occur just at the earing time of an early planted field, the yield might vW less than Lat of one planted later, but such cases are not common, and it is easily seen that in the former ca.se there is nothing lost, and in the latter a drouth is about as likely to occur when : late planted field is earing;, as At the earing time ol one a little earlier. I From our boyhood days we have noticed :hat those farmers who wero unirrsally looked to us the best aud most prosperous, planted iheir corn early, sometimes finishing in April. Of course nobody raised- better corn. Late iroats seldom or never kill early corn; if they chance to cut it down, it comes again, the root not killed. ' Corn should be planted by the ' is middle of 5tb month (May.) and we would prefc-r that it be done sooner rather than later, if the spring is not unusually backward. Location of the Slate Fair. j The Executive committee of the State Board of Agriculture met at Indianapolis on Mon- : Jay last, aud determined by resolution to hold ! the next State Fair at the Capital, provided 5 1, COO were paid by the citizens of Indianapolis, and 81,000 by the Marion County Agricultural Society towards putting tip a permanent fence around the military grounds in. that city, for the usoof the Fair; and provided further that a fait and reasonable arrangement could bo made with the various I tail road Companies and keepers of betels and boardinghouses. If all these conditions are ooni plied . with, it is proposed to hold the Fair three j t ars out of four in Indianapolis. ; f j The premium list will be issued as soon as the nbove terms are complied with, which has j to bo don within ten days from this time.. Flanting Totato reelius. We have recently been attracted y an articlo iu the "Soil of the South," to the following tiled: A negro boy was sent to empty some potato peeh ngs in the piggery, but before doing it. ho selected all tire eyes," and planted them iu the fence comer. The result was, that at digging time he had near a bushel of potatoes, larger and better than those of his master raifod from whole potatoes and with "guanner." On mentioning the subject to an Englishman, he assured us that whole potatoes were never planted in the district from whii h he emigrated-i-nothing but the eyes. The!o were cutoff tins tuber, with more of the 'lofa'.o, however, than is nsnwlly taken off with '.e peeling, and planted in highly manured and well prepared soil, and large crops of the very host of potatoes' are the result. The retii.iiader of the potato is prepared for the tableWe are not ready to adopt the theory that iho eye of the potato, taken off like a peeling, will produce as many and as largo potatoes as if th. whole tuber were planted, other things being etiual. But the facts in the case are interoiing, and as seed potatoes will undoubtedly be scarce tlia presentapting, itwill be agood time to make the experiment. We have been always in favor of planting the largest potatoes, with very little cutting, but we bava recently noticed an account f ease where small tubers produced quite as good, perhaps a better crop than large ones. And if small potatoes will produce large ones, why may not ihe eyes of the large ones do tha same? We j have at least the advantage, of the best tubers ! if there is any superiority in the quality of lsrge potatoes for seed over small ones a fact generally admitted, and which is one of the strongest arguments ia their iavor. The other is that their sire enables the youngshoots to make a more vigorous growth in a shcrt spaeo of time. But when we remember that potatoes the size of a hen egg are often produced in one season from the sred there may not be so mucb advantage in the having a large piece of the tuber planted with the eye, as we have been supposing. 1 Wheu potatoes are two dollars a bushel, t not much could bo lost by planting a few peelings for an experiment. The ground should of course be higUy manured, and the plants well tended." Let at least a few rows be planted beside the ordinary crop, and the result carefully noted.-, .Try it, and let us hear from 1 . i i i you. " - t ; ;i , l-i"w Wanted. - We always like to see an enterprising spirit amonsr farmers, but we sometimes notice them making preparations for something which one is a little puzzled clearly to understand. Sometimes, too, their movements axe began at an unusual season of the year. For Instance, we are always pleased to see a farmer, when his old frame house begins to look dilapidated, going to work in good earnest to make brick for a new one. But , then if he haa a good brick bouse, where is the use of another.And then he should not devote a whole field to a mortar bed. And he should delay operations till after harvesC especially be should not commence making mortar as soon as the . ground tbawa .out ia. the spring. We have noticed since the breaking; of winter 'that several good fanner have their caule, horses, etc..' on their fields, tramping them into mortar beds, and hardly could tell what it meant, especially as some of them do not seem to need new houses. , A little information, is deFired.

Doin Vte I'Brottt J Manures. . Farmers are in lLa LaLit of taking manure

on U their land, in an unrotted. or uodecora , sU.ennroUed nnw,Md horse ma-1 l;ure, SO applied, IS worse man rain. jjeiure it can be used by plants, it must be entirely

decomposed. The first stage of decomponi- luotle , 13-U" lion forms a dry mold, which draws moisture ( ! to itself, instead of furnUhing it to plants. New Firm and New Stock. In this B'a'e before it is decomposed Su9icient-'T,ii andersigT-ed are now prepired tofurnirh H who ly tojidd any aourishmentu .plants, the best; XVV,tSeason for . Crops IS OVer.-r To insure good sej, Cheese, and iirat every thin? cUe in th Grjrery

crops, a vigorous, early start is necessary. If- . r ' .i . . j . they are injured by any cause that rt.ards an crops, a vigorous early surt is necessary early Start, thfcT will never-recovtr. They arc unfitted stand the intense heat and drouth j of mid-summer, unless they have a favorable start, by which their roots are spread widej -and deep. If tha roots are spread wide and j deep, into dry, mouldv straw, or horse dun",! the summer sun will penetrate to them, and j destroy them. To be beneficial, it should be ! 1 . -1 ... -11 c , l. . - ' rotted until it is suitable for roots to be set in, and not put plants in It, and then wait for It to . rot. Ohio rarvicr. .rj- i .

me .loria-cast corner rne rnu:n-west quarter ol ecUnrotted horse manure worse than vain.' J tinn 6, townhip 15. Range 1J. Alio, a tract cutnmenc-

Slightly tuistaken. re Sliould tblhk, brother Utowa at least, so the facts would seem to r wvai-"-- at indicate We have very frequently known ' manure hauled directly from the stable to the i field, in an unrotted state, and spread from the r ' Wagon, With good results. And more, we 1 i , L g. , , i - . i never knew a wheat field so treated, just be-; fore sowing time, but the good erfects quite apparent the following fpring. Were : I hat , manures must be decomposed before they can J , l6 U5el by plants, We shall not deny, but can- ' not this change take place in the ground Cf ) We prefer that stable manure shall have undergone the heating or fermenting process, before it is taken to the field, and perhaps a further state of decomposition would be still better, but the remarks of our neighbor seem a Jiule Jtoo sweeping- . With unrotted straw the case may be different though we have often applied half-rotted straw, from the cow yard, to potatoes in the roe, with any thing but bal results. Our knowledge of agriculture is founded on facts, rather than philosophy, and hence our mode of reasoning. MILK I.N BREAD. W are sometimes forced to confess ourselves deficient in patience, when we read some of the deliberate assertions of scientitiio men. They pronounce, as from "the scat of power, and the centre of all wisdom, in favor of this, and that, the other, in the very teeth of a general and almost universal experience. We are compelled to place a very few of the solemn annonncements, even of the great Liebig, in this category. He has proclaimed that bread is rentleioJ unhealthy by being moistened with milk, and though we cannot at this moment cite Ins words, there is no doubt that he intends to teach tiiis doctrin?. Many of our journals have copied his language, and also the following, without comment, which we regard as, at least, a partial sanction of it: Milk in Bksad. I have more objections than one to milk in bread, but the most serious is that persons of advanced age, who are in the daily ue of milk-mad bread, will be expected to suffer from an over supply of osseous or bony matter, and particularly if their kidneys are affected. Bread should always lie made with wa'.er, and when so made it is suitable for the aed and the young, the .k-k and the well. And as for sour milk, a microscopic view would, I presume, present additional arguments against its ue. Water Cure Juur. .Now, whatever may be said on this wise, wo can not hesitate to pronounce the principle here inculcated, as a general proposition, in our opinion, utterly at variance with truth.; We doubt not that there are persons, of all j r aes, who can not digest milk, even when diluted. We have seen infants in that condition. " We arc well "cquainted with a very learned divine, whoacquired an ability to indulge in the no of milk," in his maturer years, onlj by first diluting it Tery freely wiih water perhaps nine parts Waior lO one Ol milK. tit e nave no t doubt that these writers, to whom we refer, j , . , , t . . ! have met With SUCh Cases. bUt to pronounce t that milk, in iuelf, is an unwholesome bever-1 ' . age, Or a SUDtitAnCe that demands Of rational j mon not mivH.rti,n hnt nhfttinnrA i frwv ' men, not moaerailOn, DUt aOSlinenC-e, lb lOO , ridiculous. What does the milk do to US,! h.l l j i i - . ether rmnorled in hrt ail or otherwise In make us dread it? Does it make too 'bony' ... t . . s i I V , WOO grew Up in the COUntry, and WIlO ' hare used m k as drint. and n bread. nd in various modes beMdes, shall not easily be led to admit that doctrine. We know of many more people who are apparently . injured bv meals than bv milk, id bread or out of it: and ' r J r .v. ..it- . r. t .. our friend Of the "ater Cure IS COnUStent j in this, and forbidsjjoth. - i u l T " ,, , ! lewed IU the light Of "dietetics, whv should milk in bread be unwholesome? I it . of doubtful expediency as a beverage? Who savs that? And how is its nature changed WCen mingieu in Uie oreaa.' AS a ClienilSl. Venture tO Say, in nothing essential. Fermen-j . . i . . . tatlOn, When Carried tO eXCeSS, mav affect portionS Of the milk, but it is BOt then Utl whole- . , , , . , 7 , Some. Ask OUr iOUlhern friends What thev think of aour milk, of bonny dajjper. Why ' not eat bread moistened with milk before b-j king, as well as after? Is not bread and milk wholesome Does "bread and milk" cause j ns to suffer from an "over-supply of osseous, i or bonny matter?" We have no patience with j such science. "A micro Hopve view would,) I presume, present additional arguments against iu use." Indeed! And how is it; with wa'pr' Does not a "microscopic" view of that, too, "present arguments against t'j use?" We venture the opinion, that very few can view a drop of water before a solar micro scope, and straightway go away and drink it. . . . ..-..t .Anu now aoes a microscopic view auect me wholesomeness of Water) Cure TiS'VPf arisn sa vrvii am v-in r l.viri, i surae . c . r r 1 ly Of OUl Of joint; for no One. Of any Considerable experience in the Use Of optical instni- ' . . , . r . " . ments, can be ignorant that amicroscopic view of vegetables would present millions and bil lions of "arguments agaitlSt (their) tlSe;" and , i m rt . , - it. . , . nice. Urge, plump OntS, too. e doubt W bftth - r TOU Will make much on either of these, tacks. t- i i- x - e liave lived for tars On milk-lrread. and wish those rrlorious davs miiht r-turn. A n.li we are not very boov. nor troubled with the animalcules, so far tvs we know. Some of our j family connexion have continued to live in tba same stvM ever since, and Lfaev a ret not nar-' ticularly bony. And when we yisit the spot where wa were bom." or its neighbor - hood, we always go back to these Id habits, and eat our bread and milk, and milk-bread and milk, too; and we generally come back willi less apparent symptoms of too tauch lone than we bad before. We exhort our readers, - i , i ..js- j one ana ail. wno are nos aireaay aiseaea, or. n aa ab-aorm

lal state, to get and eat as mach 'wt they can. Plow, Loom & Anil.y n mi ai I M fee sai 4r

milk-bread as t-W Every superstition carries us back to, Iteatbaniam. i i - The attaching tOO high a Value to the

iaer facta is often a sign of a want of ideas. Vis . . . l c -

Great Reduction in Price. PICTURES FOR FIFTY CENTS;

M. D." CRAFT woud respectlullv laibrm hi t ueVf Pr1er "in J w"l rafter . ,thC!1. lt ft,, VYayna county Paguerretaa Cillery, over Ham's atore. at fifty teu -larger picture, ia prcporf"roi -', Aa kind of ata, K&ums. tsa ,iis, Aa eonstantlv kept on hand. Tbcy have, in M ,,.n wlth their Grvcerv . large Bakerv, and are tirewvred at ail tine to (umiak fresh bread and Cake. JS ti!,ftt the uid etandof Vicker A Mitchell. vichers RATTRAY. Valuable Farms for Sale. : e . - 1 - r 1. . vtr C: :. ' . JJthe March Term, I3i5,in partition. I will sUiatlvu ; lie ;ale,oa Friday, the ,th .lay t,f April, lsj5, on tba rreTmcs. tno Iniiowin'r (ie;noed Kcal r.-taLr: situated a WaAington TownfLip( Waoe counti j wit The North-west quarter of Section 5, Township 15, na 1anf" li- mnl le" square acres ct laml out cf River, c rner of Aarou White g Und: thea down aaid "r " loZt-.- l m . ' T. a iBe m"-'"'.llTp of , aua ITI tlflTlF it i rtaw- rt a at Ima hats r,m t r, t eob Hnkaand Jonathan Jua-ice; wituiss, a bo elder, 15 . 1. j; , . I - 1 - I .-. , , i Sorth Kast 23 chains and seven links, to a ,takeJ ?n. lh boundary of "id tract; witness, a white tak, 20 inches: b-rars bouih K -, tact i liuks, tuasugar: bear- North 10 , VVest -52 links; thence North 19 cnatns ani o in taeiK.e rrtj, gj o iidkj, toa stuoe corner ol ;aid w bite s lanj; b B'J c , West 5 chains and 24 links, to the '. beginning, containing 36 acrt, more or less; aaid land being in Section Z Township 15, range 12, I known as bing the firay Ksrms. ) " 'i.Z";! JYn b,?T X H' mad lac rrmain mg tbira in twenty-four month, purcuaertogive notes for the deferred payuiDk-. with in- - -r v w Ha ui-tJU ui aaal IWSCIUCU t Uk W: UU U JJ-.Kh.MlAU W. &W AFFORD, March 7th, H55. Ccm'r. Depot Heat Rouse. JOHN M. l'AXSON, j VVni-L have rresh Meat for sale at the Warehouse! VV ol Brown &t Morrow, near the I epot.on Tuescisy, 'I huTday and Saturday mornings ol each week. tie respectfully solicit a share of public p.aronage, , and ia greretul for that already received XT Mean as usual at Ihe olii stand on Main street. ' Richmond, April 2S, lSii. l-tl j 1 nd in iiu I'iuiio Forte H.-ire-ltoeni$, ' AT INDIANAPOLIS. The subscri- 1 hers have now ; on hand a large ; assortment of Piano Kortes ' from ihfl fct maker in Bns- 1 trvn ml '.w ! .raL" York. which I they are selling (tiioitiicin be bought at Cincinnati i or elsewhere. Our Instruments are from the follow- 1 ing well known makers: Chickerina; & Sons, T. Gilbert j 4 Co , Hallet, Oavis & Co., Woodward 4s Krown, of ' Boston, Slodart and A. & J Kugh, of New York and Bullalo Also, a line assortment of Prince t- Cu.'t ittluitout. Persons intending to purchase, will tare ! by calling on u belore buying elsewhere, I N. B. We warrant, ail our Instruments ' WILLARI, STOWELI. St WILLAHD, No. 40 West Washington street, Indianapolis. t .Tly5?, l.54. 32.,f ! .. 1 HOUSE i rilMSIIIX; UOOI)S. French China Gold Band: : Do do White, plain and fluted; White Iron stone Ware, oval. Iluted and octagon; I Lustre find Tea Ware: j Britannia Tea Pots. Coffee Pets. Sugars, Creams, ' Bowls, Ladles, Lamps, candlesticks, castors; t llaoitaume Britannia Tea Sets; Plated Gee. -ilver and Britsnnia Table and Tea- ! spoons: ! Do I.aJ'es, Dinner, Medium and Dessert Forks . American and EngiLh Table cutlery; J Knife Boxes and Table Mats; i Girandoles and Solar Lamps; 1 Hall Lamps and Lanterns; ' Oval, Octagon and round Wire Covers; Glassware every variety. 1 The a -1-jve for sale at small advance for cash er ap- ' prpeAo paper, oy O. ALDR1CH. j IslMain street, bet. Tourth and f ifth, Cincinnati. ' May 5, 18.71. 3)-tf i BATES HOUSE, C'orfier f Washington and Illinoia fr.-cfr. I.VDIANAItH.Iri, 1XD. f I. W. SLOAN, Proprietor. ! Ju!y2S, 1M51. S2-tf! Fine Teas. j I,HE betTeas of every variety are constantly for sale ' by the uiidersirned. Persons waatinr a reod article. should always call at No. 31 Main street, where they can get ; supplied. March 9, 1K5. GEO. W. BARNES. Wayne County Daguerrian Gallery. J. I. D. tttiFT, PROPRIETOR. , f M. D. CR i FT, having purchased the entire interest i ,W 't n. W. Mendenhall irT the above Gallery, and having '5! "!,nfln'n., " skillful and experienced artist, (Mr. Tatruan.) is prepared to execute iMguerreotvre likeneses in the latest improved styU. '"fZ tUf.lZTSX rr"e,1,nt- hesitate not to say. being possessed with tlte advantage ol a separate side light, as ell as side and sky-light combined to accommodate .all ho "T desire a perfect likeness of themselves executsd i ax-h a manner as aZ give entire satisfaction, Ulg thelateat improved, largest sue instrument, and every convenience appertaining to the business, and usinr .,i.. ,i.. .... "... " v i biiuiiiii i'uiuiv of sr maieriaia. we nrafesa th .'r,M.ru . e I giving life to the sliajow. Call at our rooms and know for j . say. ivoonis open at alt hours. Suutbeast corner of Main and Pearl streets, third ""-emrance o.. t-eari. j m. v. CKirr Richmond, March lcoo. ii tf FAMILY UROrEKIE. 'MrtE subscriber has jnst received a large and gajasral ' assortment of Groceries, which he is prepared to seij as ' !ow " ? ot,'r rjce m this ctty. His stock consists " gar. lose?, Molasses. Jyrup, Tea, Chocolate, j Cecoa. Rice. Raisins, Tobacco. Cigars, Wooden. W illow ' wi(h 't ery article uau.lly f.Kind in such establishments. Persons wishing any thing j Wa line, will kowell to call upon him before looking' tlt:"- "btit d"erminc1 not ?. ""d"A0". iDa th" i March 9, 1P55. No 31 Main street. loors Door Franieaj. ah. &c. rMIE undersigned Is prepared to make to order, on the : . shortest notice, all kinds of Doors. Door and Window ; I Frames. Sashof all kinds, and in fact all kinds of Caroen- ! I terwork, on as lair terms as any shop in the place and In 1 ' ."J" 0 ""P"?"? nsunu.,ed. He may te "found at ! uop on souin aixtn street, wnere persens wishing a thing in his hoe are requested to call. any ilj- jiaieriais turnisnea ana nuililings put up en fair terms. All kinds of lumber taken in exchange for work THOMAS U. THOMPSON. 12-um ' Richmond, starch 7, 1K5S. BLACHLT & SIMPSON, j JVb. 1 1 Ptarl Street, Cincinnati, j RESPECT rt'LLT inform their friends and merchants geueraliy that having at the commencement of the year ; reduced the.r atuck to a lower pemt than it has reached at ' any period for tee last ten er fifteen years, are now receiv- ' icg and are prepared to exhifcitan almost entire frash stock of seasonable DKY tJ.KtDS. I era j'ai and being purchased by ' our partner resi ung at the East, at this time of general J- ? pression.at the lowest rates, snd which tJier now otter for i sale for cash er short time paper, at prices that caaaot but ! te accei-caljie te the trade. t.y- Merchant bvtor making purchases, are solicited to ' examine theireteck. ; March 9, leio. iaf j Iartncrliip Kotire. 'IIADDKr WRIGHT having taken into partnership at Abiiah Moftirt. tsev will rantinn. t iw . i. .... eess at so. 10 jiain street, uaaer tne style of Wright & MoT : fitt. Aii old friends ol tbehausc. and as saaay new snes aa respectfully invited to call and see us. as we intend to spare so pains to gire aatiefactioa te those who see J u to pau-unis us. l wright a Morrirr. ' I take this oppoetsnily taretars to tbta coaauHuity my ' aiacere thanks for the liberal rcurosage heretofere eatended 1 u m. and ask for the new firm it coVtinnanVe Persons having unsettled account an say books, will see '. the propriety of setUisg us the old acooauita. and are re ' quested to call and de so, as early as posal. . . thaddbcs wrioht. Richmond, 3d month. l?3i. la-tf Cers. IsiAO t-rS. ef scrrerir Wrrtera Reserve Oicse fvr a?e by .WJ Uirchl. fism w mivri GEO. W. BARNES. ! SeTr Cured Huns. ; WOOt; "llll" j prtel Fenehe. ' fm w, ..ity er Tennessee rc.ese .tan, ; , J 1 " y 31 M,'n tr- gkq.w. barges. t . C'ITeeIj 4 sceEauoB. tciar a vee airbcrund .m atwaalesals er retail at 's.31 Main street. M.rcfc . lASi. , oeo. w. bakxes. Carpet CBusta. eolars, aad f tae seat Sjuallty, aew oa hand and . j. M.- W. BABLES FltaKsaresl l Loan. SJ BATE a very chaica artaela of cteaa Flaxseed te leaa ! sot to farssers this priag. oa as gooa tenas aa it caa be 1 had at any liter p4acc Farsacra waatuag te sew Flax this ' seasoa. wUl tod it tasas mtwasa te sail aya sne

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earpKtr wora reaoy mace, el saaaoaea mmer, aad aavw 30 f er cant. r.'HIXKLK, GUILD Se CO., 365 West I'ront street, Cincinnati, O. nooa, ad uisd rcTOT, aiiia. AUTltTTMSKft Y AMi. Our Factory is i Ly 250 leet, ix storws high, with machinery lor manufacturing Panel Doort. Siah. Venitian and Paccl Shutters. I'oor and Window Framea, Mantel Be. FUastert. Mouldings, Weather board, whiu and yellew pine f looime, and ylanei board? for the inside Cnish of frama o brick hoows Our work ia frao-.ed ia the same wisriaer as if wisde by hand, and superior to any oth?r Factrry crhinJ work, being thoroughly testd'in i Dry ing !f anae. Smah primed and glared- .Wish the aivsLtjge of our large lusnber yra in Faltoe. eontatnin several arret, of srroonj, "and T feet of wharf, we are eaubled to yard, manufacture an4 sell cheaper than any other establishment in the West. Orders filled for'boards. 4 framing timber, sad j.iist of every descriptioa. We also manufavtura paefcing Boxes, l.-e hU and Shower Baths. Conntry merchants will find it to Iheir interent to keep our articles for sal . Discount to dealers. Terms cash. KANSAS AM) NtBRASK.4 IORTAELK (OTTAfiES. contain ns Iws or more rooms, hirh can be put up or taken down ia a few hours. A sample can be seen at our t actorv. Our bill is fiom 10 to 20 per cent a low Ltuisrille prices. ,f y Our bill of prices can be seen at Vh:a officeMarch 15. -tf Powder. Powder. inalitj of Kifie anl BlXJtiBf rowaar can always ; I -- "I - - ,. foor.d by the it;, canister er in stnaiivr qnaniinea. at I Ho. 31 Main street. l obarro aud ( ijjar. rnllE best in the citv. ein always te found, and co m;s A. tike.at Mi. 31 Siin sireet. Call and try. March 9. IPjj. OEc. W. BARNES. .ras SrtHl. a CHOICE lot of Clover and Timothy ?ee.1 just received w and for Sile at So. 31 Main street. GEO. W. BARNES rvaifre Coal, ft SCFKMOK quality, for aale by W. T. DEXMS. 4 tr -rm ja tiuarv 12, lcJ5. Seasoned Tine ..umber. j lLIOfT & (O.tLC, have for sale a large amouat j "of superior Pine Luml er, of various thicknesses, aad of .the best quality. For sale at the Cincinnati rr'ces. Notice to Plow Makers! aw keep constantly on baud and for sale at wholsale or retail, a larre assortn-.erit of Plow and Cultivator handles, il bent, and the hand holds already dressed for use. - lisiAKJJ, S1NEA A DL'NS. SepUinber 1. 1F54. 3T;3ui i Music for the Million! i - On great reduction in the price of non-copyrirht Music, of fers facilities to the pu'ilic never heretofore enjojed. That topeiher with ihe extremely low price at whicl we are now sell ing Piano fortes, will euahie all who cultivate the seieace of musie at a eoiaesratively small expenditura and we have r.o doubt the increased ilemand for sheet music will amply compensate us fur this important change. By making out a list of anuie amounting to S5, and forwarding the same with the money ty mail, y vu can hare the advantage of 5 per cent, additional discount. Send iu your orders. fOLBl'RN & FIELD, 78 West VourtB street, Cincinnati. February 16. 155: 9 tf H. B. PAYNE, ' ATTOBNET AT LAW. K0TARY rrDLIC, COMMISSION ER OF DEEDS FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK, Ricbnioiid. Ind. Seol! Setnls! 'el!: rftl.OVKR. Tlmoihy, Blue Orass. Orchard Grass and EngV ' lish Blue orass eeds. fresh and pure, fur sale by Feliruary 2, Utjo. W. T DENNIS. Osage Orange Seest. Ft" LT. supply of Osace Oranee Seed, warranted fresh. and for sale by the quart or bushel, Ljr vr. t. DENNIS. 10 tf February 32. ltj Mraw "uttrrs. JL SI'PKRIOK article, warranted efjual to any in use: will cut short and work easy, this day received and for sale by February ihj, lf-55. W. T. DENNIS. Grindstones. BEREA Grindstones always on hand, cranks and roliers. W February 22,,lfi55 together with T. DENNIS. 10-tf House Triniinine$. Latcliea. liiuces. Pulleys, Nails, Brads, Glass, T OCRS .sL Sash and Putty , for sale at bargains, by tV. T. DENNIS. February 29. lt'55. 10-tf Corn Miellers. ""HE genuine Yankee Shelter, runs esy. shells fast. Only 8r. For sale by W.T.DENNIS. February ij, iPio. 10 tf To the People. HAVING return el to our new rooms at the old stand, we are fret-ared to meet all legitimate demands made at our counter, and inrite a "run" upon us, as we can furnisb every article ia our business at as low a rate at the same article can le imrutiased for, short vi the Cincinnati cafh price. tur stack is nearly all new anl quite larjce. lUving a Laboratory in eon nee lion with our house, we will manufacture all our Tine -urea. Syrups, Ac-, and will stand pledged fur their puritT. PLVMMEK. WILSON tfc CONo Temper 4. 1654 49-tf WeCrii Coal. IfhfWhBUsIIF.LS superior uuality TV torn Coal, .FtFfor sale by CAIX & MALSBT. 1st month, ISth, Ji3. 4 tf Voitssiioslitiswy Coal. s.ooa HVHELS real Youghiocheny Coal at re- ' duce.1 prices, by CAIS 6c MALSBY. 1st month, 10U1, lfii 4-tf Dry I'ine and I'oplur Lumber. fl'ST receiveit a lot of Clear Pine. On hand, 1st and t 9 2d Common fat; 30.000 feet seasoned Poplar, all thicknesses; flooring, pins aud poplar, on hand CAIX k MALSBY. lit mouth. !. tf Job Work "TV ONE at all times in Copper, Tin. Sheet Iron and Zinc, j s atthe shortest notice, and in good workmaniixe manner, at the t ity ;to e More. Octoue. 30. JRS4. LEFEVKK Sf UNDERWOOD. 44 tf ...Jil , , I .. .1 1. IV . -i i Superior Wrapping J'aper. C 1 V. ..at-nA.. eh. aU el Thiaflothweita Am 1 r- .,..-;e. Tra..-,i.i - P vvaav whr Msrf hat Tat at aTltn v" . rr. J 11 1 - a he supplied at the lowest prices. I December 9. lea. Huiise Spoilt inn. LAT -Valley and Hanging Gutters. Conducting PiP" ami Heads, Ac, made and put up both in town and country, at all times, aud warranted at low figures for cash. Shop near the Huntington Hr.use LEIEtRE a rNDERnOOD. DIIIX G tES. Machine, cut and shaved. Poplar. Ash, s y ;nat snd Oak Shingles, of a superior quality for sale l y ELLIOTT tUALE. A , n. EIILLER, Successor to Miller Co., OLLD resptttfully Invite the attention of tne public to his extensive and assorte 1 stoc of Ueadr 'lade rintliinz. fieneral I nriiisli ing boodi, Uoels, Mtoes, laaaisv car. Having purchased the entire st.ick upon very favorable terms, we can ofler inducements superior to any other hasae in town. The stork lias been gotten up with great care, and adai ed to tlie wishes of the people. Cores one. come aU we are deteruimed to sell, and sot to be undersoM. A M MILLER, Or.nosi'.e Peoples' Bank, Kichmon i. February 2. 1S55. 7 tf r.-tOK SAL.rfA vsay neat ' ply to Fe.. IM3 sew Eirssse Wmov. ApA. M. XlLU Il, Oppcsite People's Bank. .... a . o. fix. 1 Change Of Time Oil Cincinnati & IHITSailrnnrl Cagtl Xaelllioau. OV and after Thur.lav Voretnh-r 135 1, until further notice BI T ONE TRAIN will be run each V , t : r r- 7.1- 4C;-i,,,l way dauy between New Ca-tlc ar.i Kichmi.cd, t-eaving Nes Cjaailo St I I - J. ilaTcrstown, 1.45 " Wahicton. 2.10 44 - Arriving; at Ktchuaorid. 2.i0 - ia seasm to eonnevt with trains to L-svton. Ac. and to Eaton. Hamilton aud Cincinnati. . r KTt H WBAI1CS .-Leave Ra-i at I 15 F. Mrtu or on the arrival of Ore Cia:, n-rrnn arrtj Irrdtts trams. - " WaihiiartoB. 1 .40 F. M. " HajrerstawB, Arriving at New fastis 45 P. M. . B. !ORSK, Superintendent. Xew Casde, November 22. liit- -' lis,, iaoiBU. TiaOTMT 1LUI A I. L. E N A l'.HOADES, Its. SS, Main Street, Eichmond. rlarat Pisio I lavorisssr- A ef ocaed Pin i iosrmg kept coastanuy t sal ty ai.i.iui a Luaaa. ; Fresh Teas. THE aadersigaed has just received aa invoice ef an per or Teas, selected from the latest imj-ortauoc. and warranted to b saU if not superior, to any ever brought to this maakes. i tie Ba paid special atteatiea So this branch of has aaainria aaa eonaAenUy asiu taose was are Toad ef a supasiui aiticlete give Bias a call. Jnae SSo. lei. . B. H. tJTTBEXS. frST received from Cincinnati, some of the best pattern o Ceetva, Pmrirr, tea ist aii Sa S'ra, betii tor eaat er v.i. which will s sold at ear asaal low prices fo cash, at aha CSty tHsve SaoreLEtEVaX TmiiERWOOia. ... Octeberae. lSt. -tf n. H. PAY. E, As tar Public; CaaWasllaaiaataJ as" Peeda, Ac, o4"taVeHic oC.w. RICHMQSD. IXDIASA.

CilyJilioe Store j f have Jurt re?ciTl frfa New Tick j xad Ciiti-irnnlij " extensive an l juperiiT I

stock if XJadie-, ria! and Children s . Shoes. eoBstmcg or rrencn rvia, cmik-i-, faunae aajtun!w4. Be kias and Slipper, J.n- j ny Lind Oaiwrs for !-adiei. MUoa and chiiJrcD.. lace Boots and Saver" f.ir men and b.-yi, rorh as eeif, gt. enameled, j-atent leather, and clu'.h tnrres rh'jos and I Slippers. - ' - r j Huts c f Tant.uj ."vies isili, ITirurjaw raim LMl anu ; Mar caibxlatt.-.; Mvle and m.t beautiful Suiih. 1 macufiicturin!: al! of the most fiihioaib.e kinds ; ef Kt aiid Shiiej t- urder, of the bust njaterials ard ; workaatiship, having in my cmplcy the best ef workmen, j I feel ronadent fxuiu tae c.Tmrienre I rave naa la ou- j uni, ihcimy work will compare favorably with ary in the WestI TV.ar.kfui fur rra.t rtn.Tin. T T"-s;ct- ' fsUr elicit a eontinnenee c f it. JOS liOKTON. i isiohinond. Sept. 2d, 154. 41-tf Presh Peaches, Tonatoes. Cherries -"-rauts, ai:d othr Fruit, put up ia carl, just received tr 'o"v.30. r. II. GITUK.NS. IIOLIDAV GIFTS. MESSRS. CURTIS cfc TRUAX, Music Dealers, So. 60 Fourth street. Cincinnati. -w. Ot"I.T announce lo their cuswiuers and the r-tiMir i ceaeralLv, tht thev will sell ever variety nt i!V j f ICAL MEUC11 ANMK from this date to Janaarj-. at I greatly reduee.1 rates, to enal.le all to aurplj thenwelTes with useful, ajropnale and elegant g its. Our assortment j I consists of . HaiieU. IaTis oc to s. Bacon 3f Earlns at.d Geo Heirs' gojo, Pimn Fortes; Carhart s and N-.1ham s XUiodeon's i " w a Marti-s Guitars: Violins ol I ana nee: 1 lutes. Aecurtlts.ua: : i Music Books: Sheet .Vusic, and other varieties of Musical . Merchandize. Such inducements have Kaa before teeu i oCTerejl tUe musical public iu the Wiaat. December 22, lfo4. HemovHl BACK ; j J'STELL & MESKA have removed their Boot and Shoe ; I St Store to their new four story lnuldinf on Main St.. and :- are t rei-areil to accommodate their customers and the pflie generally, with an assortment of as rood Boots and ' I Shoes as can be found in the city: and as they are working ' i men themselves, they are eueMed to sell as cheap, t least, i as the cheapest, aud perhaps a little below them. Call and . examine for yourselves. , Richmond. Oct. 6th lit. 41 tf Itirtiuioud s.reen IIoue. : 'W'HE urdersirned haa completed his arranremeuts. oeried his tireen House, situated at the south en and ; pn.1 of ' ; rear! street, in the citv of Richmond, and is now prepared ! to furnish the frieuUs of Plorieaiuire with a very general as I sortment of Native and Tropical Plants. He has al o'it 80 varieties of the latest and most beautiful Hoses, Camelias, 1 Fiuiaa. iTfrauiumi. V.rh.na,. rtuhli... i t t 1 . 1 ceIlermi arlely ef oreen House Plants. A -rarietr of the ' latest and most appruved iuawberry Plants and Catawtia i Grape Vines. JOILS J. COSLKY. i Hichoond, April 7, l5t. lef j t tiitrimtittl, llatoii aud ICirltiisond railway: Winter Arr.-iMsoniGiit. CIOMMENCISO on Monday, lieceml.er llth. t5t. between Richmond, Ciuciunati.Oc all intermediate points. rsENtiKa raaias. Leva Richmond 6-50 A. 51. arrive at Cincinnati at 10 A M l5 - " 14 ' " 3.10 P. M. " " " e P. M. srrrastss Leave Cincinnati. S A.M..- arrive at Richmond 8.45 A. M. S.15P. M. 5.10 P. M 5,'JIP. M. " " .35 P. M. The 6.50 A. M. train from Richmond, and the 5.20 P. M. traia from Cincinnati will stop at all rerular atations. ant at tne i alley iiousaand Richmond Pike on rerular no tice All oilier trains will stop at regular stations only. u. ai. aiuKitun , fupcri&tendeiit 32 tf Pecemler 15, lf-54. House and Lot for Salo. j Tnr uriders;gce!l ofers for sale, on favorable terms, 1 1 .... ... - .. ,i r ... ..n i 1. 1 . . . . a4. It is a frame house. 1 ! storiea. aud is l.-it 1 to build a house in front of it. It is a good lot and pleasantly situated good water, dry cellar, Ac. and all in good L repair. As he is anxious to build near his shop, he will traie for materials, &c. For further particulars, enquire of THOMAS G. THOMPtiON, or i THOMAS N. YOUNG. Richmond, January 85, 1655 5 3t ' W'ats8H' City Dagnerrtian Gallery, i Itichmonil, Ind. IS well arranged, with a combined side and sky light, ' and nicely fitted up for the reception of all who may ' wish pictures, as welt as those who may call fur tha purpe.se of examining specimeus. which are numeruus, and of most excellent execution. underMhe entire new arrangement, to 1 bring aloat which lie has spared neither money nor pains ' AU may be accommodated, as the proprietor has purchased the latest improved aud largest sire instrument, by which pictures may be taken of any size, possessing such life-like fac simile as to end all controversy. Mr. Watson would say to his patrons that he is thankful fur past patronge. and no effort shall be spared to constitute his rooms the place for superior work, unsurpassed by traveling or located artists. Remember, the best quality of stock is used, and he will sell as low or a little lower than you can buy elsewhere. Instructions given on reasonable terms. Rooms opposite the t'itiieus' Bank. J.WATSON August 25, le"54. 36-i.f "1 1ST rr;vt frn v- v-v . i.7(r. t .fh.,r r.k ingand Parlor Stoves, of the latent nattern. t tl I'm PUll PTORt. October SO, lgii. Lt'CVK JjCNliEKWOOU. 44 tf STAR LIVERY STABLE! The sul scril.er having purchased the JrV jOfl above establishment of Samuel Jigl ert, it SStSi V 7)'nr.Tjr.,l to furnish Horses, Buggies, far- Cf' 7i ns ges, kc, in the best orderand on short notice. Horses i kept by the day or seek. Terms moderate. Office at the Star ouse JOSEPH T. UKULKV. Richmond. Octoebr SO, IS54. 44-tf GEORGE WILMIX T ESPECTFl'LLY reiuests all persons indented to him s for Hlacksmitning, to call and settle their accounts by i'"8 payment of cash or pi vin r their notes, by the first of January next, at winch time he intends to work for cash, or prompt payment in trade. He will also reduce bis prices, so 1 as to make it an olrject for those who have the cash to patronise his shop. He is prepared todo all kinds of work in i his line, and hopes by promptness to continue to receive a liberal snare of work. Hry- Shop west end of Wain street, opposite Spinning's 50-tf Livery Stable. ! Richmond, Nov. 30, lp.Vt. fire fire:; fire::: MESSRS. CROCKER & SOX, G RATEFUX for the very liberal patronage which has heen extcntirfj to them heretofore, return their thanks i io t fciieir many rrienas ana customers Tor their support. j They would also announce to their customers that they are j jusi receiving me oesi stocK ol liroceries they have ever I -aa " as s, as sW Will 911 IOW I Of CSin, I1U as ther intnri tnlu fur raih an..it as.:naiwjiw fn y. ' nte, they ratter themaelves they can make it to the adi TantAge of every one to t uy of them. They also keep a freneral assortment of Family Floor an J Vswilnn hand a.kii,k.. lit .4 ! : . m i free of charge. t Orders left .th them will be promptly at- I tended to . , lood BlMtt Bank MonfT kt on h4nd w kinds of produce. " Richmond. January J?. 1PS5. for all -tf : I FOl'XD A LANS, At the Indiana Steam Agricultural Works. I tC have been repeatedly solicited by the farmers of tndi ana. to furnisb them with a good Corn and Cob Crasher. ; and have .pent uuib time and money in procartbg a Machine that would ive satisfaction, nud until recently we have fulled to secure fticu an one. Now we wmld say to them that we have just received Pitt's celebrated Corn and Coo Mill, for which we are sole arents for Indiana. : We are now ready to supply the farmers on reasonable terms. This mill diCers from aii ethers from the fact that ' ,h4 teeth are ssMts of se best of steel, and can ke tak out when they lecume tiuil and worn, and ground by any 1 fj,rIU1. nd replaced, whereas ia trie other Corn and Cob ' Mula the teeth are of cast iron, and when they become worn. they are untit for use, amtU new ones are cast. Tais mill is ; particularly adapted to grinuing feed tcr cattle, horses, f sheep, etc., and re lucts corn aad con, cVc, to ai.y required 'fineness ft.r the fre-!t:ig nf stock. It grinds very fast, and ! requires less"pwwer la do the same amount of work, than ' 1 any mill oCexed to the public. It iecsliar construction f , g.ves it tne advantage of grumtsg eauwii mr writ carv in f As ; dr, a desideratum zever lsorc attained is any otnir milL . It is simpie in its eousiraciion, durable anl easily kept in ' ' order will grind rrom IU to 25 tushels per haur. aoconimg 1 ' to the power applied. 1: is very portable, and easily adapted i 1 1 horse, steam or wter r-ower, weiuhmg otly two hundred , i and fifty pounds. It require a speed of from 120 to lit j i revolution per minute. Wehave fitted "Pone in our estabi liiUmcct, and run a ty stsue power. V e shall te pleased f how it xay ore wbo mmf caU Q M mnd uca UirJ j can ,ee fr themseivei that it i just the mill that we re- j commend it to te. The time has now come wUen it because ' the farmersto be eeonomiiral in feed, aseverjchmjlw raises ! tcan be sold at a good round price, and one of these mills j ou soon pay r nw . rt t ro-er nas mucn leeatng todo. Call and see, and be convinced. BfcAKK, SIS EX aV IC-y. Fai. and tar tf Richmond. June P. lr4 Young's Express "MTXlXbe ready at all t?sacsto-e11ei Ftorrrto erter. to rcttier .lit ail kLnis of 1 r ryv: ,un Croceri9L Vcu - ?free of rharre. Express hauling done to order on ahortno- ! jtice. All orders lef at Young's Pr-svision House, f r Flour i tend Frevisioes. will receive prompt atterstirm. Thankful! for tee very Liberal patrenare heretofore received, he nope i ty strict autatwaaail anunng energy is nuke it pleasant : auu ,11.1. . i . win, w mj aim w i,m can mr Sbeur . or provisions- The hig-heatcaah prices paid at all umcs for ! every descripuoa of prodiace. I t. jr. vor. ; Alarch IS. s4. H-tf IsOTKE. 41.1 persona knowing ttseeaserves indebted te W. T . aiMK.UALL. will plea cad at Ihe old at a soon, ard setCe either ry cash r aote. aad ear Utemaervs aoe pl-arare of beicg dunned, as lb accaanta soast be Mttied. Please bear io scird that If Bill ain't ia town. The account can be settled as well l y Oi brown. Richmond. December 22, 144. I-tf " : LIIBBER YAR1)7; ELLIOTT & CO. LE. HATE eosamenced a Lameer TarJ a Frasklia street, aeeth of ktaia. where they are prepare to furnish she paaia with atmosa every krad ef Liacstier for haudir g par posea. Their tacaiities for ataBic stork will en Me thea to keep ap uer aseortsseBS. aa ail bills f. a'sao any sixe. Taey resr-ectfcUy aUei the paoaaee f th r-at.tie i as tliey are eVesea-snaoed ui jeil as sew as any iter estabfieta aseti. and at CiaciaciaU prices. is, I-. ss-t IlX KrrEIVF.D.uto.Mlaia street, five t a er SSe-rvsa iasIseai-a, of the best ijuality. which srBI be said tow. - Call seed aa4 g- a nerraia. . eertcabet a. Jti. THOMAS BEwynat

W. B. WEBSTER, D-D. S.,

(RESIDENT DENTIST. 1 fl ". j ! a . r , tii'i ,.n c l'hc uwr w w n rate livrv, , Wheia he will be fn. ......4 I tv all calls in hie rrolcaaioal to eeneral aatiafactioa Au;tist !: i. S3 tf li riE hoi sr MM. II. THOIt.xni lM I'rwprietor, c;in H!oJ:om, couveoiertt. and lately enlsreedt Is and well fitted up lioa to rui-iU and at!or every requisite attenTT .Uva:wi cf the S sges Li! exy r Mable se.urlln itii , ' 1 r-a 1 Customers conveyed to sad from the Depot, j free nt charge Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm. "A HALM FOR EVERY WOUND," For Internal aud Kilernul l"e. .-.irrn.frl ! rc'i erf (7.7 .nrfc'.tfi'iH, Strain . tr.d'tr'r. or :. .V?."? Lc;,oa IT' irt ia tc Brcutt, .. i or JtoKtit ISrvHckitif.SyraiHa ami rw, NrJ or Vvittn 'nrfa.lYamp (Utrmii fi-.liout ''Kaient Jttri. Tax. J'hnr... in tr aHf .-4,Ke, Cer. rre W or ire, nthtritation .i thr Ifcttd, Stmitc, i?-ift or SumiHrr ti.ntfj'i it oj eAiV-frew, iirwis afid Mt7iima(itiue the Stfftti:h and tee, IVdtfi, icfifii'r Vrrrt &tiriefirtl, err., etc. rpill". reaion why this t'stio reaches all theae cases, 1 is becsuso it reduces inflammation, and arouses the secretions and nervous sstn into action. I hit power is owing to (he peculiar combination cf meJicat ! proper t tea without their being neutralized. The meJ-! i..inM ia Terfortlv aafd. It will, if ui.J frU ! mediately upon tha liver, and all other secretive or ; 6,n . " ' , ; :;- Kerttl the follotving Ccrtificnto: rertiticate of l r. J. 11 Jordan, lata resilient physician ol tha I ourth street Cholera Hospital. I can cheer ully recommend the Alterative Palm to the public, know lost as I do, that it Is an excellent arlicla I used It with good vlToct in tko Cholera Hospital iu tbta city, iu cases of cramps and peina in the stomach and bowels 1 also used it in a case of inflammation of the kidneys with the happiest effect om my knowledge cf its virtuoa in tl;j above diseases and others, in which I have used it, I have no hesitancy in pronouncing it superior ta any medicine: hithetto otTured to the public with which I hare bcome i'Uinted, and would cheerfully recommend it to the public. ' J. H. JORDAN, M. D. To th Public. This is to certithty at in June last I was attacked with the Astattcl holers, and wac aoun, as my physician said, in a collapsed state. I hai remarried in thit state some two hours when my phvaician informed my tamily and friends that I roulJ not possibly live, snd strictly lorbidmy wife permitting any one giving me any medicine or nourishment whatever, as it would only hasten my death. At this time Mr. Forsha came to see me, and brought with him a bottle containing lour ounces of his Alterative Balm, and asked permission of my wife to use it on me, as he thought it would immediately give ease. It was immediately applied, and was in a warm ptcr-iratk'n prior to which time my etremitte were r!d. a clammy sweat was on my face and head. After the use of two other Lottie el the same medicine, I w as entirely nlievo.t of all distress, and in a few day was restored to health 1 would most cheerfully and heartily recommpna mis iaim to an wno are atuicted in a sin ilar way. I nave also nsed it in other diseases, and hare found it a most excellent remedy. J do not think it can be t.o highly recommended. JOKL KIRBY. I do hereby cei tify that the abave certificate ia correct, and the aUtomunt of the physician made to me is true. JULIA ANN KIRBY. A certificate from KeT. J. B. Finley. - u - ('ictTt, Msrrh 4, 1J53. Dr. FoatHi This is the lirst lime in mv long life that i have Riven my name in reeom mends tioa of any me Jiic ne, aa a general remedy, though i have often been solicited I have used your Alterative Balm for nearly two year; first for the rheumatism, in. my hip and knot, of which I was nearly a cripple, then for very severe bruises on. two of my family; lh.jn a violent attack tf diarrhoea on myself; then tor inSasnnation, burns, bruises, snd for s very severe rase of atilf oeck, brought on by a violent cold, and I think I have had lull proof of its medical properties in a great minv of tire diseases for which you recommend it, and 1 have not found it to fail in even one o( them. Still. I do not sav.that it is an infallible cure, wet it ia my sober conviction that it is the boot compound lor those complaints for which it is recommended, that I have ever tried, and I hare tried many. I w ill not, if I can frocure it, do without it in my family for any consideration. Hoping that you will still conliaee to compound it honestly; and that it may relieve thousands of sufferers, I a.osl heartily recommend it to my fellow citizens a a moat excellent family medicine. Yours, slfectii nately, J. B. FINLEY. This is to certify that in the summer of 164, I became so very lame and weak in my back, occasioned by lifting, that 1 could not sit d wn or gel up without holding oulo some object I was advised to try Mr. Forsha Alterative halm. Hy bathing it six or eight times, my back was perfectly reatored; snd I fcsve felt no symptom of its return since. My wife, also, has used it for P.heumstie pains headache and toothache, with very beneficial results. J. J- YKAKLE. December 1st, 146. Certificate from D. L. Starr. I have known Mr. Forsha's Alterative Calm to perform a very extraordinary cure upon a horse that was very badly cut, some time since. I used it upon one occasion, esternally, with rood effoi t. I believe it to be a perfectly safe and efficacious remedy to be nsed in many complaints. L. L. bTARR. Xovember 21st. 1533. Xo the l'uttlic. This is to certify that my wife was a 31 ic ted wiih the spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years, and a tarije portion of the lime ennfmed to her room. Three joints ol hc-r back-boon was thrown out of place and curved, caused by the disease snd pain. She sn quite bowed doa in her stature during her illness. We had three physicians attending her during the principal part ol her illness, but experienced no permsnpnt relief from their prescription. 1 afterward procured one bottle of Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm, and hy the time she had used that bottle, she felt great reli.'t. Sne ued but seven bottles when she was entireiy cured and well of her disease, and her backbone has lost its curve, and the is ss straight in her stature as she was previous to her attack. We heresy certify that we believe the Balm to be the best medicine in ue and we believe it to be a certain rare for spinal alWli.ii) sad dyspepsia, sad cannot tro higWy recommend it to eery person stTIicted with the above tliaeases We a!o find it sn effectual cure in many other disesspa in which at s have tried it in our familv. Signed ALFX A.M KR i I. ARE, MRY B. CI.ARIC. Lyachburg, Highland eo Ohio. . n. 2, I5S. I ara well acquainted with AIetnfr Clark snd hi ife. and tlsoMn Walker, snd know tha above state oents to be matters of fact, and iey ara persons of re-pectahi!ity and csndor. Signed ABRAHAM GiBLER. H holessle Depot at J. tc C. BmiiT'i, Jto. 11 Fesa-1 Ktret, f'inMnnsti. Ft.S. W. FOK-HA. Droi; Store, north aids of Fifth st t-.re doors eat of Smith, t.incinnsti, O For sale by I 'ruggiats general.) in Richmond. July 7, 1t r 9-tf a n. a. isnm. a. sr. rmrrsM. LEI'CVKE ft ODEKWOOD. B C AVISO this day (August 21st entered into a ceTiart isxstup for the parsose of evteading an4 eararring the Citt rroTi btors and Tie ware manufacturing establlsh-sr.et.t-wooad respecsfully ask a lilieral share ef patronage. Both being avractical workmen, wearereay at ail times t fiii ail orders with promptness, aad varrwea!ewrk such as took theciremiiisa a4 tae Wayne eoui.ty Fair.. Shsp ne the iiax-tiagtoo liwuac ' LEFETRE T?!tDi;RWOOT. Richaaoad, October 90. lej. - 44-tf Clina Hall and Que r niwm Store ia Rfr kmon4. Xo. 59 Jan ttreet, ojtpomle Sloan Houk. AXI.EX At KIIOADKS, C MPOkTKsVaacd dealers ia China a Ga and uaseavsara. ilelar.saaa at-d Can.jJcn I amps, Waaaales, e:c. . , . , ,,. We are c eeaaiaratij sseeiviag direct rrom the English 4 -.Minis aad macufsctarerscf Uut csuatry, a complete aisvrtn.er.1 of Marea, capraIron ftece. Gold Basvaed. WMte ; " French CMo a, Imirtg aad Tea Seas. ( Toti Ware, Vases, Tnrit Baskets, Comparers. Britaasua -are, iann, sea irsy. asassrtmetit of Yellow aod Coms-na Ware, li p Chimneys. Shades, Wfcla, K V Also, kveeeetrstarit! on Band, Bmi'f jTafaf sd Csasaw, ill sf ahlrs ve offer st lowest cash price. Mercltaet wiH here fiat a desirable assortmebt tor reptesrtsaang abets-fseeks- - ALLEW s. KunxtiTS. Jane IS. 154. 5 tf 1 ' ' - ' Execulor Sale. : CfTirx be rrii at the r-Midenee tJf the esyfersigtiea U.ar maiea east of RieoaaoaoV aa r rily, a M tiay of A prii n-xt. a eeavrideraete are-wnt of - eea A'lAea ltrarfvrr. eonrisling of beds and bedding, bednead. bores an. tables, chairs, tookicr stoves ana a . large juuaiaer of oteeg artic) tor tediaiis to veSaee. i , , u Maavsca at lo o case, oa aia aay. waeai teraa will be eaae knewa by JACUii C2L?T, Lx sea tor. . Jai-h I ".. 12. ' '-

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4 T the aolicitatioa of euuieruas eiutass. we k.l Aoladod to continue tke An -In n ajj t oacaiT Fuyiness, at the oil stand, '.aa Hoase. W liberal cash advassee on a siiriaieatj fur Uaavo nH t-Ckjex aawiaifnJ.a, . . , . TaT aJ . . AU kicds Of (K k PlnL?l,:t',ti KepIar seJes Sa:Hy nfterarwn and wr.ir. I A&stiHAR AJLVOI n CITY GROCERY STORE! E. PL COOK & SON, , , V 'OVLD respectfully inferm their fricade aae , public thai they have enlarged tar rrUavj tliw room, and tilled it with fs,' asor'm.-it of tW family Groceries and lroviio- which aaZ. f will sell as low as aim i!r alt era can be hli,kl market Thankful for the pat liberal ratrooa. vtewed xa the, they respectfully soltcit eewia. uance ol the same. . - IlL'M'k U aV MAUm, 3ilMtfticiurer if Sujfrior liutiher ti Shot KEEFau aairtaieotof their .upcriwr lUitciteraadSaa KniTes for sale, mh,.leale or rota U, at the Har4. I ware Store ef J. U. S-.i-awhridj-e. Main street. chants andother are invited toeaitaiMi examine tij tjf AU i idcrs aidruascd tv I. X. ilaruat -ui ha I promp' 1 1 attenUa4 s." ,mt RKdimjnd. Ncveiub.r e t. l5i. , . 4-. KOCeCRIK. A lrv.h sor-ply et Kaantl Groeerias V 1 jut received M. COOK. March i9. lvS. No. 7 Mia street Private Residence Hr Sale. (! JVoaerrj Bf Jh L. Crtrci.) . A tao-s eVaa-stile e.i.l-cea, itasapl os fraaaUsi atiaa. o-th of Main. Ti.enmmr i tt hrrB,twn siorteaswa .11., room?, and all f aauiea la tieat ad tsHMara stria, liie pritpcrtt Iwlc-iif a'-le. and w.l: ue eoUi on lair tt-rate, atea mav be a uown. and li-e eroparrv eerav.va eit-raTioe ta VV. S, AKHLtM A. KrchimW. Jan. 12 ,'iJ. tf Corner cf Jkluin and Front sts., Hicfimcud, To. TWaxaa rl"tH subavrtr binl taade arrangrmisnta srith T. 1 O. Pavis & Co., of t mrmuau, to keep eonstaatlj on haad KUks Patent Air-Tirht - - METALUC BURIAL CASES. Which are the greatest invention of the ag fjr 1 deal, wonlJ call the attention cT the public to Uieirsupar. icrity over the common wuxxlcn evfa w in use, fur sii seajivns of the year.f cf Tuult purposes, trausportatuia, beauty, style vi fitiish and durabiligr. Tkey are onnvled. and wherrvrrthey hare been introduced it hashasa to the total aacltuiea uf all other oatHna. I new hars sa assortment on hand, which can be seen by calling at sir Ware-rooms. In addition, I shall keep oa han4 ail kinds aud siaea of ready outdo U' 0 01) X C 0 FFIXS . ManufaclureJ of the best tuaterials, and made by tU beat sorkmra in the city.' I sa pren-ireil t attend faaerals wnh a fashionable or plain IlKAHSt, mi aw terms shall be as tosr as any shop, fr similar services. TUOMaVS MASrOX. , Richmond, November 17, RAIaCROAO ORNIBUS AND LIVEKY' STABLE. VM. r. .t!i !llJ, grate. ful for paat patrouage, resriectfully iiifomis tiieptablie that he haa made consideratile additions to his former stock of llorsas. Carnages, Buggya. dec, and is now prepared to accoauaedatt in his line to the enure satisfaction of customers. He will send travellers aud others to any part af Aa country that saay ha desired with cosafortabla vatnilat, good horses and careful drivers. Ilia OJsMKt'9 will call in any part of tbacayta railroad passengers, and take them from the Ixvo as tastr residences or elsewhere, aa oxay be desired.' Orders left at the stable, west end ol Main street, will be promptly attended. : , . i . . - ' irr By prompt attention to busineaa and reaasaasb charges, ha respectfully resjaestaw contlnuajiccof palroaara. Uctober 27. Icia. 4i at DB. .TIOKSE'. ,v, . I N V I G O R A T I N 0 . C O K D I A L. & A Phcuomenon in Medicine! , ILallh Restored and Life Lengthened by Moru't Invigorating Elixir. ' " T will replace steakaes with sfrenghlh. incrpsc. ity with erliciencT, irregularity with aniaura asi natursl activity , and this not only without hazard sf reaction, but with a happy ettect oa tha general arsaa. izatian. hear in mind that all maladies, w her tier bey begin, finish with I lie nervoua system, tndtsa the pary lizatif n of tha nerve ol motion snd senium is physical death. Bear ia mind also, that for svsrf ki- -t nervous disease), tha kit air Cordial to tae ear rename preparative Known. - j Cure' of Jfervons Diseases. No language can convey an adequate idea of the 1. mediata and almost miraculous change wtiaaacasstons tn Ihe diseased, debilitated snd snattered asrsous system, whether hrokaa down hy era cess, srssk by nature, or impaired by sickness the unitxunt sal relaxed organization is at once braced, re-vivifieJaaa built up. 1 ha mental and physical symptenassf sssvous diseaae vanish together under its influence. Age is tba effect temporary: on the contrary, the relief b permanent, for the Cordial properties of tha reach the constitution itself, and reatore il to its sat ma 1 condition. ;)( i si I.oit of .Memory. . . Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to tk ksu, melaucrioly, debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thssgas f self deatruction, fear of inaanity, dyspepsia, cat pvertratrou, irritability, nervousness, inability f sleep, diseases incident to males, decay of lb prossfting functions, hysteria, monomaoia, vagus tart of l, palpitation of tae hesrt. iwpoteocy, constipsttoa, eta, from whatever cause arising, it is, if there be ai vr liaare to be placed on human testimony, perfectly kv fallible ; . 1 - ;:.-Ui5 A brrat fcdirlne for I'eraales, . . The unparalleled efforts of this great reatoratirs.il all complaints incident to females, mark a new ara tha annals of medicine. Ihoussndaof atianataatsfeaw been inven'ed thousands ol invigorant coacoctea all purporting to ba apecified ia the various disss snd derangement to which tha delicate hiruialioa sf women render her liable. - Krery t"aBrutaa off Hens) ": Who suffers Irom wesknesa, dersngemeot, aervsav nes, tremors, pains in the back, or any other diaorsst, whether peca.iar to her sex, or common to both SSSS to give the invigorating Cordial a triaL Jtiarrled Persons Or other w tU find tKi Cordial, after they havesssl a bottle cr two, a thorough regenerator of the issIsb. la sit directions are to ba found tha happy paiaab hsaltby otfrprmg, t ho would not have been so bet fct this extraordinary preparation. And it is sqoBy otest for the many disease for w hie li it is tobereasar mended. Thousands of youn men have been reswrsl by asiag il, aad But ia a single instance hs it laawia benef.t them., , . ' r Per.ou of Pale Cosnplextoa , Or consamptive habits, are restored bythesel, bottle or two, to bloom sad vigor, changing tM " from s pale yellow, sickly color, to a beuliiul swa casnpleaioa. - To Ibe NrCBiidetl. . ' These sre soma of tha sad and rosUfacboly r( prodticed by early habits of youth, viz: J of the back sad limbs, psiat in tha head. ' eight, loss ef savacular power, palpitatioa of Ji2 dyspepsia, nervous irritability, derangement sf V digestive functiwasg'taeral debiUty, sytnf toms . sumctiua, etc. A .Meotally, the fearful edTect oa the sniad srs aysa to be tireaded. Los of memory, confaaica ef J depression of sfirits. 'earful foreboding", versh society, leaf-distrast, love of eelsttaae, tianidaty, etc , are soma of (ho evils produced All tbus a lea ;.,. Before rsntemslaiiai narrlaftl ? Should reflect that a soua4 mind and body J7 most aressry requisites to rromota ccmnobisi ksyf , without tbeaa. tba jouraey throats s bocomee s wesry pilgrimage the prospect maji dark as the view -the ssiod boroaae shsdowea w despsir, d Dtkad with the melancholy reflecti ' ha happiness of mother -becomes blighted sin I ' SB,- "Jf,.; J -:. ' !. - ' 'k ''t"A ( CAUTION.; i Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial haa been coaster fi-ed by soma unpranciplod person. - r a "V la future, sll genuine Cordial will have ths VTZ, . . a ..iL ..Mit cork of aacb tvettis," maita pastas over tha cork of each I win wards hlowaia lbs la. the following Dr. Horse': i Invigorating Cordial, c n Tne Cardrsl is pat p. hiely cos-ee airs -!. r- ; bottles price tbreo do'.lsrs per bottle, twpl. . aollsr. six fer twelve eHrtr. . " ..' , C. H MSG. Proprietor. ' iiireadwsy. New 1 Sold by J..B. Mmhiuu. P.ichmoad. trtigrit.throu5ioJt the Carted hUte,Cn4 sas Wawttadaa. ;t a ... ...;'. 'f.lsf f aas 7. Is34. . , ., . iZZ BASIL BRIGHT W ELL," 1 I R bow opeaiHS ator rasQal Its T fcOoW. rri r a'aox ee-y rrv la the war.Uiol ih- ps--"' sar Btvle.aaaarv ana svkos. ssasuet l ear wars s w IH aw l-l Itf-i"! WPC'I w - ; Fires, h tirorerie QrasnwarVct , The pabiae are rspeuhai- aavstea aa call "4 sssas" torihsaiaa area. .Casa -rOt"TaT rRrM"CE taa-a ha exrbaer ryurii a an I aaa paat aw craa.au ; a i , try WOO I. waH h r'rtsaw a rha aJcl a,ir-rV?I.-i4.

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