Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 17, 13 April 1855 — Page 4

Tlie Dlss7eftcea4 What Stake i- v't I Scarcely any tody lias (ailed to notice howi one iarmt-ris always up with ti work, and j has fevrj llingf done at th proper time, while -mother who teem equally busy and industrious is generally "behind hand." seldom getting a thing done jat when it nhould l. One will always be fcugenerally in a Lurry, and "yet st-ema to ppogres lut poorly with hia bu-r-jness; while another, who appears to take the world ensy, doe a surprising amount of work. We hare known men who worked early and Ute, and seemed always to have able hands and a willing heart, but who. nerertheless.gct but little done. Of such a one, his neighbors will say. "he don't get along with his work." But why it is. they hardly can ttll. j There are, no doubt, different cause at tho bottom of this characteristic deCciency which j so much distinguishes one farmer frornanC'.h- j cr; but certainly no one holds a more proini-, nent place than the want or neglect of planning beforehand. Every one should decide in his . mind during the winter or before, what he in-( f -nds doing the coming spring and lumraw. ! lie should count his means aud his forces, and . then plan out just so much work as he can do in time and in order, and no more. When Spring arrive he has then nothing to do but go to work. This kind of planning is of great importance, bat still far less than to know before the dawn of each day, before it arme-, what kind of work that day is to be devoted to. Though it may seem a small matter, it is , doubtless of the greatest importance for every j farmor who depend mainly on his own hands for the performance of his work, to decide, nt least before he arises from his bifid in the ' morning, what shall that day be done. We have ende-ivored to follow this practice to j some extent for years, and have seldom failed to remark that if we neglected to do so, or j commenced the day undecided, our work that j day did not prosper. j Among the valuable things we learned j when a boy, from "Kirkham's Grammar," was j that he who every morning plans the tranfac- i tions of the day, and follows out that plan, j carries on a thread that will guide him thro' i the labyrinth of a most busy, and we will add, a most iitcretrjul "life." And Franklin civ Thrifty or some other "Almanac maker" long j

since advised us that if we would prosper, some such course must be pursued. Another cause of the slow progress which some men make, is that they seem Pi mistake hurry for speed. They go to work as if everything depended on their activity, hardly knowing half the time what they are about, and tho consequence is, that half their steps ate taken in vain, and half their exertions are lost for want of being made judiciously. j It "vas a favorite maxim of one whose ; whole life was marked by one continued series j of achievements, "Be a whole man to one j thing at a time." Put your undivided atten- j tion to whatever you undertake, and do tiotj have half a dozen jobs on hand at ont e. Un- j dwiake but one thin'' at a time, and do not' jo to another till that is accomplished. A ! i neglect to fo low this rule, is the cause of many ; perplexities, losses and disappointments. t j From tho Indiana Farmer. I Eos. Farmer: It is truly gratifying to see j the interest that is manifested, of late by Western farmers, on the subject of fruit. But aj u-w years suite the nursery men oi Wayne County could not find a home market for their trie. Now thousands of apple, cherrr and pear trees are shipped into the county from ' New Yoik and other States. And still the di maud is not supplied. With all these flat-1 tering pro.-pec t to the lover of fruit and pro- j ie-s. yet any one who travels over the coiin- j iy wkl. hiseyeopen will find many farms on tiii h the proprietors lack much of living up M the privileges that they might enjoy in the j bountiful luxury of good fruit. I have se - oral farmers in my mind who fall far short of! hi-ing model horticulturists, yet I forbear to ' mention their names, hoping that they will j icloim when they have purchased all the land j that lies adjoining them. ; Wih all the inquiry after fruits there is not enough interest Ukt-a to procure and cultivate ! .3 . . .. -as . good cnerry ana pear trees, wary varieties of cherries would do well in this regiou. And certainly time and money can not be better expended than for the purpose of obtaining a full supply of this choice fruit in its season. Pears, tho' the trees are liable to be destroyed from several cause, yet if one tree out of ten that is planted lives and bears, the owner is well paid for his outlay. In many of the largest orchards of the country, not t half dozen apple trees, bearing summer and fall fruits, are to be found, nearly all being winter fruit, consequently in the warm seasons of the year, when fruits are most relished, many farmer are deprived of the luxury of the luscious apples of the season. Why should this be so. I know of no other reason than that these old orchards were planted when but little attention was paid to the cultivation of early apples, therefore, early trees were not planted. Now the owners of these old orchards think that they are too old to plant young trees, as they will not, in all probability, live to enjoy the "fruit of their labor. I know an old fogy farmer who, twenty years ago owned nothing Iff the shape of an orchard but a few seedling sppl trees. One of his neighbors who was then planting a young orchard, advised him to go and do likewise, but he pkad age in extenuation of his crime, and planted no trees. Time passed on, (as it is almot certain to do, ) and ten years after the first orchard was planted by the friend of the aged farmer, when he was about planting a second orchard he again advised our hero to plant an orchard. This time h took the advice, and for the last fix rears ha been enjoying the fruit of his labor m the shape, ot Yellow Bellflowers. Holland Pippins and. Golden Russets. In all probability; twenty years hence, this same ok! farmer will be found abhs to eat apples and bless the memory of the friend who advised him to plant an orchard. A to the friend, he ha year ago gone to the land of spirit, and if hi good spirit is allowed to revisit tne scenes oi nis nre on earcn. f. I am sura h does not review with regret, the j in'erest he took in horticulture, for which hisj children and his children children should rise ; up and call him blessed. Jacksonburg. March. S. S. B Qctck Work. -la New York city, there is one establ shment that manufactures two million ot envelope per week.- The cheapest kind ll m low a 70 cents per thouaad.

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'It may fceawd raavy remain a general truth, that, in the language of the Chairman of the Hampshire County Committee of last year, No one breed is beet adapted to all locations and circumstances. It can hardly be credited, however, for a moment, that the answers to inquiries of the United States Commissioner of 1 'ale nts, some two years ago. making a different and distinct breed necessary for almost every State, are to be taken as literally true. " May it not be fairly questioned whether there are really as many distinct breeds of swine as there appear to be? f And might not a bet'er knowledge of animal 'physiology ai l us in ' accounting for the fact that different breeds of swine are so often re;;ommend-d for the same or a neighboring I x-ality? Or to be more explicit, has it not of en been found true, that of the same litter of pigs some die and some live and of those that live, a part shall do well and the rest shall not? And what butcher of swine is not 'llliltl rr 1,1, 1 , . ,Av, Ilia, Ll.l 1 . 1 u I'i'ii fc i i examination often reveals the diseased liver, - ; . . r, l . i .1 . t , - , 1 with its large or small ulcers, or worms in the intestines requiring a considerable part ot the food taken by tie animal for their fcupport; or other diseased organs, not easily detected. rhen the animal is t-laughteredfand al- j even ,1 1 jcm :L a v . 1 most always Unsuspected fill then? In Shcrt, may notadventitioa circumstances have often, m.tat unls.rvlltr mn imt.l,in lt enr ! ideas of the value Of Our breeds of swine?" i 7"- 1 Vt I " "The foliOWlD from the AsriC-ullUre of j O !-l i Massachusetts, for 1853, compiled by our in- ... ,. ' ZT J - . I UeiailgMDie O.'CretarV, JMr. rlllil, page JO. ; will show how little reliance can be placed e. i i i ' . i tirxn omniona often form en I and einressed ! upon this subject, Tho question put to gentlemen in different parts of the country, contained in the United States Commissioner's circular, was, 'What is the best breed of hogs?' and says the writer, New Hampshire answers 'The Suffolk;' Connecticut, 'A mixture of the old-fashioned hosr with Berkshire and the China breed does ve three of her citizen tihircs and Leicesters 'A cross with the Berkshire;' Pennsylvania says, 'A cross of the Berkslrires and Chester County;' Virginia says, 'Irish mixed Berkshire are our common stock;' Georgia answers. 'The best breeds for the climate are the Wobtirn and Grazier;' Missis sippi says, ' l he best hogs 1 hvn tried are the BerksSres;' Texas. 'Irish Grazier;' Tennessee says. 'The common old Grazier mixed with tlte Hindoo breed." j And without following i the lancuatre too literally, it may be added. that while Kentucky is salil-fied with the "Wohum' only, her more voracious neighbor, ; n l,wi muet. r,.. ft.. .r..;.m(' .R..,1(.l , . , ii . j . .r, t .. , i i-i - eviunese, ana ine -aicutta; ana wnue mis- , sourt takes a cross of the "black Berkshire and the 'white Irish.' Florida says that 'for the range, or shift-for-yonrelf system, the : long noeu Pike stands AJNo. 1. And when it appears as it does from the sam's source, that a hundred pounds of corn yield in some cases 'but eight pounds of pork,' and in others 'forty pounds,' it would seem that there must be something more than the peculiarities of breed to be taken into the account inexplainitigthese results. Nor indeed, let it be distinctly understood, that the accidents ot diseased organs, etc., referred to, would account for all this variety of opinion; and least of all would we intimate that gentlemen answer the Commissioner without suitable reflection. But great as is the confusion and apparent number of breeds, and the mixing up of breeds, there might be found to be less ot both, we think, if the 'accidents , were fewer, or if we were better able to de- j tect them. j It is a fair question, and an important one to begin with. What and how man breeds j of hogs are there really distinct? Some are j so, clearly but the question is not easily de- j termined, and no discussion of it is proposed i in this report. The generally received opin-i ion is, that the Suffolk is a dis'inct, original breed. Let it be so considered. Now, is it the best breed for irenernl use in the county of Esex? i7 not. even though it is true that the pork of this breed is much esteemed, and generally commands from one to twe cents, uuilta t AVIts III uviiiv i it 11 1 La I n V al. a uv i i.- -v s a is obvious; they come to maturity t a very early age, and never, or rrtrely weigh more than 250 to 3K pmnds. There is a real diiliculty in keeping them from taking on fat, it is said, in order to their getting any considerable growth at all. Dr. J. Kittredge infor-' med tho Committee, while examin'ng his pure SufMk boars, that he could with difficulty ke-p them low enough in flesh to answer for breeders or to bring to the show. Their keep- ; ing had been one quart of meal a day. w ith , tho house slops, and raw apples, both sweet ' and sour; and upon this keeping they were fat. ' notwithstanding tho large one had served f.r forty-two sows, and the small one for twenty to thirty, since last spring. It seems therefore now clear, that the Suffolks, being easy to fat, (indeed, being always tat, it is said, , after betng a month old,) are a suitable breed to cross With. The OnlV remaining difficulty is. to knOW j l i. .t i t ' -.1, d Obtain the breed for Crossing With an them. And lust, itanould not be the ciiinese. because they incline to fatten too much on the belly and too little on the back, and besides, ; according to Youatt, they are to oi!y, and do not make good bacon. Neither should they j cross with either the Berkshire or Byfield, be- j cause both are too small and snug boned, to make a large hog. But probably, to'' put a I case within the reach of all. almost any of the lanre kind, 'old-fashioned kind,' would j make a good crossing with the Suffolk." V, th crriculture of MiSsachusettS br .VS tne .agriculture Ot .UASSiiCiiusens UT Mr. Flint, referred to in the earl V Part of this vv . - . , t . u " , it t. Report, IS not likely to be Seen by all Who may see our County bociety's i ransactions. ; itmiy not be amtss to draw upon 'he report of the Norfolk County Society's Committee on : Swine, for lat year, in relation to one point. It is a retHTt prepared with rrreat care, and f 1 . CT , contains, moreover, a treatise upon swine, S.tnford Howard, of unusual value. nv . , , . . t Xb point attOUt to OtJ menllOneU, taken

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.-A f-... . n.tiD ; t3t.;tK;.i t . v ... . ..a.-s,.. ... a . -nv- . UonS for 1851. as an authority for the theory, , that tkemule. by whom the female is destined to rectt ve her nest progeny, stamp a c bar otter t . J z.ii vpo every subsequent produce, even by other male. As no facts are cited tn support of Kw tliiLtrv it will Kaa Ha-WiKi-jr4 YT marsT" rif i tr . v it V J i V course- If. however, it should have the effect j 01 luducmjz those Having vaiuaow sows, to; be careful in selecting the boar to which the young sow shall go for the first time, the hint will not be lost. And U apply the rule in our coantv. it would seem a clear ease, that, if those having large-framed sows f ay breed, j and, living within a reasonable distance of a pure-blooded Suffolk, would take the pains to carry them to such boars, they would be well compensated by the extra price they would obtain for their pigs, or by the qnantity and quality of the pork if they should keep them, oraell them at market." Tie Hough., Lot m f .4 nnV. 'l JtyThe Logansport Journal says the farmers report lha paeh crop aa all killed ia that rictaity.

, Great Reduction in Price

PICTURES FOR FIFTY CENTS. J M. D. I KAKT would respecrfg'.ly iuoj hut friend and tho pa b lie that he hat determined u reAice lha price of picture?, and will hereafter take then. r the Wayne county Daguerreian Gallery, over Him'i store. M aifty cent larger pictures in proportion. Cail and nee specimens. , March 15, 1S55 13-tf New Firm and New Stock. rHE undersigne d are now prep -.red to fur jlrli all who may favor tfceni with tli.ir patronage, ail kind tit Freeh tirocerie-. soc-h as Coffee, Sugar. Tea, Mofeu--a, heese.nnd almost every thing else lu ibe iiroeery and Frovbiun line. Ail kin-la of Jints, Raisins, Candies, -ft i-.. wnstantiv kept un band. They hare, in connection with tkcir Grocery, a large Bakery, and art prepareii at all tint.- to furnish freah t read and Cakes. Found and all tier kind of Cakes uxade lo order for Parties, Bali or Wedding. Cracki-j-s ai w holeiiaia and retail, at the old stand ut Vkkcri A Mil, hell. VlCUKkS A RATTRAY". Valuable Farms for Sale. OT virtc of in ordirof tho Wayne Circuit Court,JJtoa mmi lirrin, lioa.in partition, 1 wiU aril at i'uba j lietUle,o rriday, tUe 6ta diy ,4 April, 155, on the ! tiremista, the following-de.-ribl IVtnt. ! in WaahingU.c Township. Wayne bounty, Indiana, to- ! . , ' - . ' ' i ... ---------- i "i i-.mu u 1 1. ii-.t j i - ana naoe li, an 1 ten aou-ire a. re of lunl tot of iuc ..ono-eai corn. r t,i the .Suuth-w.-.t ,.,,rtr ,.r I I '"n s township 15, Kan;re 13. Alto, a tract comment- i 05 t.t.a.eoraer stone, on the east bank of White Water j (Kiirer, corner of Aaron While s land: thea aosrn said ! ;rtrert low water mark, with tbe Bieanderins-s r.f said ;w""Vi ,ntTe1 Iia!belQ the heur. of J-' . wvaM.M.saWHf ujatup; wi.itJivS H Dox rider, ls ! inches diameter: bears wiU 3J Kaet. 2-2' Uuk. thence ; s"rth Soj , ijiatns ao-i seren link?, to a : ,t,?ke n. tb.e Ia?t 'UD?arv " i't tract; witness, a white ' g"-r: itir North Vj . West .-2 liuW th.. oaa. IU irh-hes: rjears Siouth U0C. East 4 link4 to a an-i North 13 : site's land: I nwl links. t .,a .ec.rnerof said w I hiilui. . I i Mi - tlf . i. 1. - i . . - C'J r" V -T T. a ' : a'"'i'"K. containing at acres, more or lass; said land j wmj ia feetiun a... Towusliiu 15, ranira 12 (known "S .7..- I-' 4.KJIft Une-thir.l eah, one-thirtj in twelve month". .n,i ,u :: 21 . , iuo wuuiu.., nine third in twentr-four muntljs. i ur. li aser to giT rire note? for the deferrod tivuint ith in. tt-rert, waivinir all valuation or appraisement law: to be secured by mortgage on J.irt Jtal Ktat. , JEKEAiUU Vt". iWAFFORD, Manh 7th, 15. CWr. Depot Sleat House. JOIIX M. PAXSON. uv rccivAil T7" Meats as usual at the old atand on Main afreet. Richmond, April 23, loci. 19-tt

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AT INDIANAPOLIS. Th eubacribert have now j on hand a large 1 assortment of Tjako (- OHTsa from ihA bt ; makera in Bos- S ton and New j York, which , Vt at Cincinnati they ara aellinv r2ow,aaraii he b ?T eIse'-'h"'-e. Our Instrumenta are from the !"..ilowwel' ?n.mPT': f-hwker.ng & Son,, T I & Co . Hallt-r. Davia Jk f'n U,.n,U..,l . I r : -" - " 'owb, oi ooion, Momrt and a. x j. Kugh, of A'ew York and also, a nno assortrnt-nt of f'rinee if- Co.'f .u-io-eoM. intending to purchase, will save M.iNrv by falling on u before hnving elsewhere. N. B. We warrant ai our ItiHtriiiiifMtts WH.LAHD. STOVVKl.I. & VVIM.AEn No. 40 West Washington street, Indianapolia. ,T.,ty93. l-SSi. r32.,f I ioise Fi KxisiiiNt; ;oois a I. French China fiold Band; Po do White, plain and fluted; White Iron atone Ware, oval, tluted and octagon; . .ii -. i n - ii n i mre: : Hritannia Tea Pits. Coffoe Peta. Sugara, Creams, 1 Bowls, l-arflea, Lampa, candlesticks, castors- ' " Han.tsomo Briiannia Tea Sfta; ' I Flati-d G-r. silver and Britannia Table and Tea ' apoona: j Do Ladles. Pinnr, Mediom and Dessert Forks ! Ameticniml hngtish Taule cutlery; Knifi- H,ixis and Tahle Mats; Girandoles and Solar Lamps; Hill f.S'iips snd Lanterns; Oval, Octagon and round Wire Covers; Glas.ware overy variety. The a ye for sale at small advance for rash or Frrao P'Pr, oy O- ALUKICH. apH!lra street, bet. fourth and Kilth. Cincinnati. May 6, lfcio. 20-tf BATES HOUSE, Curner of Waxhintjton and t,.oi.t rtrcrtt, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1). 1. SLOAN. I'ronrittor. July 29, lit. 32-tf; Fine Tens. j 'H'tlE bestTs of every rariety are constantly for sale ' ly the undrrsiirned. IVrsna wanting a pood artiels, ' shoul.t always call at So. 31 Main street. here they can get I sapi'lied. ; March 9, ISS3. GEO. W. BARNES. ! Wayne County Daguerrian Gallery, J. U, p. CRAFT, PROPRIETOR. w M. n. crift, having purchased the entire interest of 11. W. Memienhsll in the at.ore Rallvrv. h. , effrctnt ai-ranrtinents with a skiilfni and experienced ar- ' ti, fJlr. Tatti.au.) is prepare! to execute Daruerreotvpe likeufs es in the latest improved style. " ; t u.ler tlie .rsent arrati jrement. we hesitate not to sav teuic possessed with tlic aJvantace oi a separate si.le ligtit, , as aeilassiile au.l sky-lipht coml.ined to accommodate all who may ricsire a t-rfect likeness of themsel es executed in such a maimer as skati give entire satisfaction. JUvioij the latest impr.iTeH, lreest siie instrument, and : every ci.nvetiience appertaining to the I nsiness. and u.ine nothins; hut the beat materials, we profess the rissari giviiijjrifetothe3lia.il). Call at our rooms an J know f.r yoursc-lvcs the truth of what we say. Rooms open at all ' h.mrs. Southeast corner .f Main am! I'.art streets, tlurd storyntraneeo. Peart J J!. U. CKAH l.ichuicn.1, March H, lfoJ. PJ-tf FA 51 1 LY (i lir EI. I E.." 'I'" "ut-scril er has just received a large and genera! assortment of Onceries, which he is prepared to sell as low as at any other place in this city. !) stock consists in part of Supar, Cotlee. Molasses. Svrup, Tea. Chocolate ' tocoa. Rice. K-uins. T.accw. Cigars, Wooden. Willow : and hina Ware, together wi:h almost every article usuillv fonnil in such establishments. Persons wishinr any thinir in his lice, will ko well to call upon him I efore looking elsewhere, as he is determined not to I e mid-rsoM in this n-rl. GEO. W. BAKNKS. March D. lrji. No 31 ilam street. ! IJoors, Door Framrs, :sli. &c. rgIJE undcrsineJ is prepared to make to order, on the shortest uot ice. ail kinds of Ioors. Dixit sn4 Window Frames, ra.hof all kinds, and ,n fact all kind, of Careen ter work, on as fcur terms as any ahop in tue place, and in ' a style of workmanship unsurpassed. Heimr te found at his shop or. South Sixia street, where per suns" wishing any thin in his lice are requested to call. iC- Materials furnished and huildinrs tat nj on fair teriua. Ai. kiaila of lumber tiken in excharre for work K;chmond, March i, l?oj. I2-ra ' BLACHLY & SII3PS0W, -To. 1 1 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, J KSPKCTrrLt V inform tbsir friends and merchants a a generally that having at the commencement of theyear reduced their stock to a iuwar point thaa it has reached at any perioo ror me last ten or nfteen nl ,rt,rrJ2 t.S!Lbibi,n '"" ""'i" fh stock of aeasonahie DRY OOOIS. t ortgUt and beinj purchased hy our rartner reti Huf at the East, at this time ot reneral daTears, nr. n n w r-. presaion. at the lowest rates, and which they now o!er for sale for cash or short time paper, at prices that canaot but J X t for maainjt purchases. are solicited to 12 tf examine the'r stock. March . )si5. I'artiiri-Aliip oilce. 'ITiAtvriFrs wright havici taker, into jartnersh.p Ahiiaa alofhlt. ther will conf.nne the T., s,.ress at No. lu Main street, under the style of Wrictt & Slcf ... i. - . . . . . v" . -1Ctt. Alloldfrietids of thehecse, and as many new ones as ...hi.iiii,. in nil w i i aoo rc aa, as we i a - tend to spare no pains to giva sat:sfactica to these who see WRIGHT itorriTT. X take trus e-rmorronite to return 1 1 v -. . inthAnlls the liberal patroc.ire heretofore extended to ae. and ask for the new 6ro its continuance. aZ SZZii.. Hes - ev: iocu anaoo so.ai cwiy a n.,i.f. -.r, THADliELS WRIGHT. Rieiaaond, 3a saomh. 1-55. 12-if, lOOO1-8- "f "tw "Western Reser-reCh-e for sat. by 1 jsaa-ch s. uo. w. baknes. Sugar Cured Ham. 1sOfl 9 the best ottal.-ty ow on hand and for sate low at ; a. SI .Vain stress, by bo. w. Barnes. I)rtl Sv:tcln. HX Wat jwaiiry af Tennesaea Pearaei eonsuntly mm i hand at N. il Haul street. itO. W. Slt.VKi, a tTKRlCR article of K-o i-o!ee can always hefasad ' at wholesale or retail at So.31 Main street. ' March 9. ISij. GEO. W. BABXE?. ; Carpet Ctinin. OF alt eelors. and f the eest qualltv. ssv on hand aad foraa:tT ttEO. W. BA&XCS j Flaxseed t Lean. S RATK a eery cbe arOcl of clean Flaxseed ta leaa I ftat to fartrters this Sprtns;. on as t -4 teraaa as it eas j had at anr wtwer piece- raraiera wishmcto sow fiax this ' ta. !f! sola ts isr.ri Is eslispns e ' i W.A&KS. ! afarrk . IBS. M-f

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"VY71TH the old trsten of buildixtf Proesre few W carpenter work leady made, of seasoned lu3btr, and s-ve 50 per cent. III.VKLI--, GlII.l A CO., 365 West Front street, Cincinnati, 0. 1 E00, SASH AUD BITIED fiCIOT, liASISIO MILL Oar Factory is " !t feet, six stories hij'"'. witn snachinery rcr manafac iuring Panl Donrs. Sa-h. Venitian and Panel Sriutler. Iior and V indow Franoea. Mantels Fase, FiJssters. Mouliir.'s, Weatherbosria, white and yellow pine Kloorir. and planed biisrds for this insiJe f nih of fraiaa o brick houses Our work is lrimed in the same msnar-r as if ccada by hand, and superior to any other Factory or ban J work, being thoroughly testd in a Prying House Sash primed snd glazed. With the advantage of our lar&e lumber yard in Falton, containing several acres cf ground, and 7)0 feet of wharf, we ira enabled to yard, manufacture and sell cheaper than any otht establishment in the West. Orders filled for boards, frsmirir timber, snd joit of eeery description. We also manufacture Parkin; Boxes, lea heta and Shw(r fiaths Cotintry merchants w ili End it 10 '.heir interest to fcep oar articles lor sale. Disccunt to dealers Terms ca-th.

KANSAS AND NEBRASKA rORTAHLE i OTTGKS, contain c two or mere rooms, hich can be put up or taken disrn in a few hours- A sample can j be ten st nnr Factory. Our bill is ficm 10 to -0 per cent, b low Lruis-it-l!e prices ,jr- Our hill of prices cso seen at this office. Mar.h 15, 1355. 13-tf rowiler, Powder. "THE hest quality of RiQe am! Biasting Towdercan always -lie totind by the keg, canister or in smaller iioanntics. at No. 31 Main street. OBO. W BARNES. Toteics u nnd isjar. fjpilX best in the city, can always t-e foimit. and no mistaite, at So. 31 ii a :n street. Call ami try. ilarch 9. Icjj. GJiO. W. BAfcKPS. ;r:i! SMt. j CflOICE lot of Clover and Timothy Seert just received i and for Slle at No. 31 Maiu street. tiJiO. VV. IIAKNES I :ilit e ("n: I . xl A SrPKRIOR qiwlity. for sale by W. T. DENNIS.3? ) January u, leio. tt Hennonei Fine Lumber. IiIOTT A COAIE, hare for sale a large amonat of superior Pine Lumber, of various thicknesses, and of ,the best quality. For sale at the Cincinnati prices. notice to Flow makers! E keep constantly on hand and fur sale at wliotsale ! ww or retail, a larpe assortment of Tlow and Cultivator handles, well bent, and tat hanrl-bolda already dressed for ; use. GEAKO, SI.iA ot lllj.N. Septenhar 1, lrt4.37:3m Music for the Million! great rrQetirD in tTte price of d on copyright Muiic, ' of fers feilitifa t-i the i ubtic never hcretofor eisjoyetl. That tofreUier with the eitremcijr lowpric at whic1 ire are cow seil Jug rUno Vortcs. will eaaMe all wlnj cultivaltf the science of music at a comparatively sm ill exprti'litiire anl we hTe no douM the iucrese 1 tJeai.ta 1 for sheet music will amply eomperisate us for this important change. By making out a lint of music amounting to $, anil forwarding the lame with the money hj mail, you can hare the advantage of 5 per cent, additional discount. Send in your ordera. (OLBl'kN & H 73 West i'aurth street, Cmciuuati. February 16, lt"55. 9 tf H. bT PAYNE, A T X OitlVEV A TP L. A W , NOTARY PCBLIC, COMMISSIONER OF DEKDS FOB TUB STATE OF NEW YOKK, ISichiiioiid, Intl. Sesi: '! f-i! ! CLOVER, Tlmoihy. Bine Ora-s. Orchard firasa and Eng- j lish Blue liras Seeds, fresh and pure, fur salei y i February 22. ie55. v. T Dt'NNJS. : Oniiii-c S--l. ri'LI. supply of Osaie Or-irjte ?eed. warrant;! fresh, and for sale by the quart or bushel, t.y Vf. T. HEN N IV. February 2a. 10 if Mraw 'uf(i''. A SUPERIOR article, warrante.1 erjcral to anv in nse; will cut short au,i work easy, this day received and fur vle t y ,Fel.ruary 22, 1M3. w. T. HEN NIS. riIkroeis. fEREA Grindstones always on hand, together with cranks ami roliers. yy X- VtSSlS. tebraarySS, U3j inJtf Ilocis Triniiuintfii. LOCKS, Latches. Hinges. I'ulleya. Nails. Brads. Glass, Sash au.i l'utty , lor sale at bargmn s, hy V. T. DKNXIS. February 29. 1K3S. 10-tf orn SIiIIt. '"HE genuine Yankee Shelter, runs easv. shells fast. tlnlj 3". For saie by W.T. DENNIS. February Iboo. 0 tf To the People. HAVING retnrnel to our new rnom. ar tK old stand, we are iireiiared to meet ail leiritiroate demand m,le &t our counter, and invite a "Tun" uion ns, as we can furnish ; every article in our business at as low a rate as the same 1 article can l e purchased for, short of the Cinc:r.uati cash ! price. Our stuck is nearly all new and tjuite larice. Having ' a Lal'oralory in connection with o-sr house, we -will manufacture all our Tinctures, Syrups, dec. and will stand pled-red for their purity. rLUMMEtt. WILaUJi ct CO. NoreniLer 24. 1F54 49-tf Wwifrn 4'osil. 1- t4 fH nUSIIKi-S superior iiuality Vfestern Coal, 't'for sxleliy L'AIS & M.U.SIIV. 1st month. Ulli, 1!-j. 4 tf Votiliio lieuy sl. f OOl V 111 .-11K1.S real looghioibeny Coal at re- - iluced prices, by CAIN ci MALSBY. 1st month, ICtli, 11-ii 4 tf Mtvy Pinf and Poplar Idiinbor. JUST receireil a lot of Cletr Pice. On hand. 1st and 2d CnmBinn Pine; feet seasined P9plar, all thick nesses; Flooring, pine aud poplar, on hand CAIX S( MALSBY. 1st month. 155. 4-tf Job Work D0XK at all times in Copper, Tm, Sheet Iron and Zinc, atthe sborrst notice, ami in eood workmanlike manner, at the City Sto e Store. LEFEVRE UXDERWtHJD. Octol e. 2fi. ISo l. 44-tf SHi-rior Wrapping I'apor. B'E have the a?ei:cy fir tiie sae cf Thistithwaite ck w Cos supcrsiir Wni pni; Pa er. wbpre niercbants can he strpplied at the lowest prices. KRAMER. IRW IX ck CO. ' liecember22, lt-54. 1 -tf j -RLAT. Valley and nai.pin tiutters, Corduetine Pipes i and Heads. xc, n-ade and put up both in town and ; country, at all tithes, and warranted at low figures for cash. Shop near the Huntington li'.-iise. LEFKVRE ISDERTVOOD. October SO. If 54. 44-tf SIII-'VOIiF.'. Machine, cut and shaved. Poplar, Ash. Walnut and Oiik shiuglcs. of a superior ituaiity for sale by ELLIOTT or C0ALE. a . n. killer, Sucre ssor to Jtliller Co., OULD respectfully invite the attention ef the public to his extensive and S-ssorted s:jck of j Ready 'lail? riothins. Reurral Famish; iti?r baudt, liools, ltei,, Ilatw. cYc. Having purchaseil the entire stock upon very favorable , terms, we can of er in-'ucemeut3 saperiur tnany other house ' in town. The ?:ick has l-eeii gotten up with great care, and , adapted to the wishes of the -ccple. Come one, come all ; we are deceruiilied to seii, and sot to be under?-bi. : A M MILLER, Opposite Peoples Bank, Richmond. February 2. 1655. 7-tf f-vOIS SALE. A v;iy neat, new Eirmss vrACon. Ap- ' 1 ply is A. M. MILLER, Fe'j.2.1AS5 , Crppos te People's Bank . Change of Time oa Cincinnati & Chi- i cage Railroad. j ON" and after Thursday. Norember -"i. 1951. until far- j ther notice. BUT OXE TKAIX will le run each ! way daily between New Cattle and Richmond, j Leaving New Ciutle at 1 F. M. i " HssreMowr. l.i " ' i " Wa.-:,,!-.;, i... a. 10 " ) Arri-wrajt t rfiefcux-ixl. 2.40 ia season to connect ; with train" t? IHsyon. Ae., and to Eaton. Hamilton! and Cincinnati. j HT'-RVTS. TW4IVM H i: T. j L-ve Ricfem -nd al I 15 P. M. or t,n th? arrival of i tbo Cin- PaTti-ii and Ir,-i'!is tra ns. " XVsAiiipj-,-. 7.4 1P.M. HijT.'r-ii'oitr., 8 t5 Arrivin' at New fast!.? !Ai P. M. S. H. Mt'RSr, SuperinteiidtitN'ew Castle. NaT-mbcr S2lri. 4'j-tf TIMOTBT AUI ITIlJT BOPU A L L" E X A R H O A D K S . C?HI3NT. HAT.T,, N. 20. Miia S tree i. Sistamal -wrkesl Pine Flooring. A superioranicle tt' WwrkeJ Vis Hworir-i kept eoestaatJy fr sa e v ELLIOTT k C0ALE. Frh Trn. TITS uraers-sraejl ess jtist received aa invoice at so r-Hor Teas, seleete! Trora vte latest iavporvati cm t. an I wmrrantwv t" e-(iial. -f .! sxreerior.vo aay rer tw-oaeat Ulk market, tie Ims ra il special atteussonto iisrrain of bis laaiiiesa, asw confi-Vnuy asks tkoae whsMfratl of a apenor arb;l is r-.ts aa a cat. Joe 23o.l.-i. E. U. GITHESS. B l"5T received froE Circiccau. son ef the ties faxtenia ot Cee'ta. Ptrisr, tea .a Stp S'tret. both fur coal or wood, which will ! sold as strssul lew r-rtces for caah. at toe Crtj-Stove Store. lefeviu; rsirEr. ' October 2. T5. -f II. II. PA .E, Aotary Public: AND I'ouiasnMOaer mt Ervrsl., Jrc. of the .tatc mfS. MCHMOSD, IXDIASA.

Ciry fae tore. I h.-ve just rtveived from New Tcrk : Aad Ci-inxiati,aa extensive aiii vi.-rkT .. a vf La-ij'-1'. Jlisacsj aad Oiildnen's

Jb:es.eoBsrtint7? rrcot-h Kid. ttiamiled. brocse ami fcu ec!ort Htiiikins arsi Siippers, ivnny Lind tJaiters f-ir La lies, M:s.-js and ebiliren. Fine Boots and hoej for men and Ik vs, such &.S calf, g-jat, enuiineied, patent lather, atJ el th Coajress iiioe and aUpper. Hats of rarijui styl ii Silk. Panama, Palm L?af and Mxrteaifen. iat-,t tyie and mst bcaa'it'ul finish. I am rnanafartnrmgall of the Kost fashioaable klnas of Bwrts and ht-es to order, of the beet mausriais and wrk;aar-S.i!,!iav-ia in mr emjioy tie best of workBieSi I fee! tH.nSJeni fn-ai the exjnvnce I hare ha-i in tssinea. thaiin; work will cm pare faroraHy with any in the West. Thankful fur rmst patmss?.', T rwspettfu'.ly , lieit a eontinurnev it. JOB' UORTOX. Rii htnond, ?ept. l5t. 4l-tf Iresh Praclee, 'ltiuittu, tkeim,, .-.- rant, and other Fruit, pnt upia caj s, juat rsxvtred by 1 E. H. GITITE"3. ! MESSRS. CURTIS fc TRU AX, Music Dealers, -Yo. 60 Fourth ttrel, Cinrinxaii. T ft'LD acncurice to thir customers and the pu' lic generally, that they wirt seM ererv variety uf MUSICAL i.k iUHAMLZJ! brota th. Uate lo' Januarv. 1-55 at ilTS JJ,UC,ri r'e:i- tu "' all to aupin, t'heuiaelsea with useful, ai propru-ne and elegant jifU. Our assortmeat HaSlett.pTi Co-s. Bacon 4- Evvins" and Geo. n Sonenor Kiano Fortes: Carharf, ami S -e.)ham's M,IWl' Martin s uuitars; kit. tea. .Maud new; w.m,. Accordeon.; Meh,1T.t; 5'rVVUJ"C' ulk" varwtias of Musical Mere nan -lite. Such indnceiuets have kiu tttes Iks ol?ere-t the musical j.uhlic :n th Wtst. Deeerafrer K, 1S54. lf Hcmovnl BACK. S TElL , ENKA have remove.1 thei- Boot an 1 Shoe -t-tore to their new roar-story l-nihlinr i-d Main t and are i,re.arl t aeceasBaclaus their eustolrers an.i the"puilic reneralty. wtih an as,.rtoie!.t of a, eood Boots and . hoists can te found in the t:ty; and as thev are workingmen lh.ii.se. ves, they are ci:ai.lt.i to seiias cheap, at least". '""""I'l-Jh -no pernaps a little Lsljw theto. Call and ! i. l ill gurnri,!!!. Itiahmand. Oet.Cth 18M. il-tf Itit hmoiiU arou IIoue. 'T'lIE undersigned has completed his arranrernents, and " oi-ened his t,reen House, situaied at the south end of J-earl .tree in the eity of Richmond, and is now prepared to furui.h th friends of floriculture with a Terr reneral as sortment of Native and Tropical Plants. He has aout M varieties of the latest and most l.eautifol Ruses, Caroelias, Fusias, tieraniums. Verlienas. Ihihii... Cai., , I variety of t!reen House Tlants. A rarietv of the I latest and most approved Straw! erry Plants and Catn-ri a ' Urie JOHN J. CON LEV. I Richmond. Aiiiil ,7, lrii4. i9 tf j riticinnatl, Eaton and It'cliiuond RAILWAY! j Winter .xTa.XM.&c5XMa.ox.m j CSOMMENCING on Monday, IiecemSier 11th. S54, be- ' tween Richmond, Cincinnati, dc all intermediate poin's. j rsr-to-ca TKaiNs. Leye liichmond 6.5U A. M arriee at Cincinnati at 10 A Ml 9.03 " " " .. i j VI I 3.10 P. M. 6 ; j RKTI-RMSa I Leive Cincinnati, 6 A. M.. arrive at Richmond f 45 A M 5.-.-0 P. M. " " tusp M j The 6.50 A. M. train from Richmond, and the 5 9vl P M : train from Cincinnati will stop at all r.eular stations 1 and at ihe Valley House and Richmond Pike on regular notice All other trains will stop at regular stations only I r . 1- i. MORROW, Superintendent ! DecK.-nher lo, 1-54 fli-tf j nous. and Lot for Sale. ' jr uudi-raiirr.e-1 oCcrs for sale, on favorable term. ' 'Mti ? ,,,,ue L"t "n Fran VI in stret t. syuth of .Maui. ' it is a iran.e House. 1-, stones, ami is located so as 1 to build a house iu froi.tof it. It is a oud h.tan.l uieaaant- i ly situated eood water, dry cellar. Ac. and all in itowl ' repair. As he is anxious to build, near his shop, he will trade for materials, iVc. Fur further particulars, euuuire of THOMAS O. THOMPSON, or THOM AS X. YOUXU. ! Richmond, January 25, leio $ 2t Uatsoa's City Daiiirrrrian tallery. j itichmoud, Iud. W S well arrxwsred. with a comWnel side and sky light, ! "and nicely nued up for the reception of all who may j wish pictures, as well as those who may call for the purpose : of examining seeimens, which are numerous, and of most ( excellent execution, under the entire new arrangement, to biinK aa.out which he has spared neither money nor pains' All may be accommodated, as the proprietor has purchased ! the latest improved and largest size instrument, by which 1 pictures may b taken of any size, possessine such life-like : fac sin.ile.asto end all controversy. Mr. Watson would say i to his patrons that he is thankful frr past patrone. and no :: effort shall be spared to constitute his room the place : for superior work, unsurpassed l-y traveling or located artists. Remember, the I est quality of stock is used, and he will sell as low or a little loner than you can buy elsewhere. Instructions given on reasonable terms. Rooma i opposite the Citizens' Bank. J.WATSON, i August 25, lt-54. 36-tf i W UST received from New York, a larjre lot of fancy Cook- ' uijrand Parlor Stoves, of the latest patterns, at the Citt j Stovk Stork I ITIfHIII Jj. VKDKRWOOD. October 20, 1S54. 44 tf STAR LIVERY STABLE! The a!.scri-r lS?rir.ff purchased the above establishment of Samuel Kirbert, i V.)s ass.-... " I.i:n I .,1(11! rrejared tn furnish Horses, Busies. iijpr,mc.,m tne nest oroeranii on short noiiee. llurses kept i y tne nay or week. Terms moderate. Office at the . Star fconse - JOSEI U T. DUl'LEV.. Richmond. Octoehr 0. 1P54. 44-4f . i OEORr.i: wVii4 r KSPFCT FULLY requests all prsnns UnlMed to hfm ' for Ulacksniithine. to call and settle their accounts by 1 the payment of cash or fiviua: their nnles. by the first of January next, at which time he intends to w ork fur cash, or ' prompt payment in trade. He will also reduce his pH CCS, so as to make it an object for those who have the cash to pat- i ronise his shup. He is prepared todo all kinds of work in his line, and hopes t.y promptness to continue to receive a liberal snare of work. ; IFr Simp a est end of Main street, opposite Spinning's ' Livery Stab!?. I Richmond, Xov. Ht, 1S54. 50-tf ' fire: fire: fire::: messrs. crocker & sox. ; CI HATEFUL for the very liberal jmtronajre which has been extended to them heretofore, return their thanks to their many friends and customers for their support. - They would also announce to their customers that they are i just r-ceivin the hest stork of (irocfries they have ever brought to this city, which they will a?-1 low for cash, and ; as they intend to i-uy for cash, and sell exclusively for the same, they flatter themselves they can tuake it to the ad- I vantage of every one to buy of them. They also keep a general assortment of Family Flonr and Fiad on hand, whichthvy wiil deliver to anv part of the city free of charge. Orders left with them w iii'te promptly attended to ; Uood State Bank Money kept on hand to pay for all ; kinds of proiiuce. ! Richmond. January 12, 4-tf ' rOO!) AT I.AS1, j At tlie Indiana Steam Agricultural Yorls. j Vy JE hare !xn rrrmtettly soIic!t1 j- the farmers of ana. o furnish thcta ilk a, goj4 Crn and Coi Crusher, ! and har - pent much t:nie and money in j-roc tiring a Ia- : chine that wouhl ive atifactiont a(ttuniii recently we: have faiieii to secure 4 nth an one. osr ire vuiiltl uy to : them that hsTi? jnst receiTed Iirt celehratc? Corn ani Cot Miil. Ur wluch we arc uhe agents fur Indiana. ; We are now realy to sply ;!.e f.iriEtrs on res(ji4siie terms- Tss niHi aiftr from ail wtberd frmii the fn-t that ' the teeza are nutde of the Lest of ateel, and can js tio out irfcen they become dull and worn, and frruusd ty any farmer an'! replaces!, whereas in the lher Coru acl Col Uiis the tee U are of east iron, and when they become wore, they are until ft rase, an til new ones are eaft- Tnit mill ia paructtiitrly iiptei ti sTrindiDa; feed fsr cattle, btrrses, iarej'T Ace, and reJace corn azul ob, dec., to any reu!r-l ( fineness for the feeding of stock. It grir4s very feta, ann! requires irsa pwer la do the same amount of work, than ; any miil oflere'! to the public, lis jculiax construcuou trives it the advantage of grind iug zmp mr tent corn in tk ear, a deidcratiim liefer hef ore attained in any othtr mill. It is simple in ita Cbcstruction, d arable and easily kept in order will f t vnu from 1U to 5 f iieheis per hour, according to the power a plied. I; is very fvrtablu and easily adaed tu hurse. ste-aRj or -rater power, wethtng only two hundred and iafi pounds. It requires a spe. of from JauO to 1306 revDlat;ons per minute. Wel-aire Cued tip one in our estai-1 Hjhmer:. and run it hy steam pow er. W e sha!! he p.easeii to shew it tu any one who may cail us. and then they ' can see for thcm;Wei that it is just tie miU tltat we re- I Ciffinn- it tu be- Tite tiiuc has now come when it become i the farn.ers to 1 e ecacwriiucal in fexl, as everything h raises can t c sc-ixi at a good round price, and cne of the siUis : would soon pay for itseit where the farmer has each fectUtg to Cail aui see, and he convinced fcAiU SINEX 4" PUS. RiehaioaA, Jane S, ; ' Fal.a&drar tf VohiibS Uxr-. TS rtLLbe ready at ail tisues todeUver Flonr to order, to petiier with a.i kinils of TrovUiocs. Groceries. Ac. free ot charge. Express haoline ilor.e t oriter oo sbortr.otice. Ail fcmers lti at Yimez's Hrov-s-t a House, for Floor ai.d Provisioos, wiii receive proa.. auntion. TLaokful for the very I-.t-eral patrorare heretofore reeeive.1. he ioe by strict attention aoM uritir:r ei-ers-f to make it pleasant aal profitai4et ai! who may favor him with a caJl for Cmrr or provisions. The hitriiest cash tirtees ptM at all tlaicsfor every descnrusB of proxmce. T. X. TOtTwJ March 19. 154. I-tf IvOTH'E. ALT. pertors iroowicg tbeaueirea lo-!e! tej ta W. T. KEN BE?f HALL, wi'l ileaac caJI at tsc oM stanfl sooa. ; and settle either k cash or Bote, and save Ueaivrs tUe ' pirarre ol keim: ionr.el, as the accie.r:ts fr.tsst be getlledPiease bear :o mind ttiat if feiii a:o't in t.vs, The accotrats can fce settie-t as weil hf 01. Brown. i Richicoiir!, DeeenAerSS. 154. l-tf - I, (Til. i: it VAKU. ELLIOTT COALE. ' H UATB esnronewceil a Lnci'-er Tar on Fraakliw atreet, aortr of Main, where tteey are prepared to fanrrsw the pol lie wiii aiiEswt ewew kiavsl af Lcuav'r tar t u.ta mr Pose; Tweir 4rtrite: frr oaiotnf vv-w wtft er-a-.'etheta to fceep wp their asses-meat, asnv Ail t.iils of almost anr s.xe- Tbv respectful! solicaa tl patronaa-e ssf tlie pof4i aa t&e are t rmine tuiiuirv aa ar.j otbex eaiaiUahassz:t.aad a C!ricii.&au fnrica-. . ... k saeiitft. 16. isst. v' '-.. K-tf PX'ST larrri FI. atSa. Maia street. Culm ; oftterea 4r icdatoaea. of the beat auhtv. wJsIcb ; win b9;i4 low. CaU s-xia a&d cet a barcaitu ; i leatte-nber 1, W. IBOMnl BI5T0K

W. B. WEBSTER, D.D. S., (RESIDENT Df .VTIST.i f let: oa Main street, over J. 4t J. C. Ild!ey's stvip; ec'.rance des dcir west of Paige's store. where he wiil fen found every way pre-psrej to attend tJ all rails in his profession, to general aalisfartica August . l!4. SJ tf JII.m ie iiuim; U M. IS. THOH.NBI it,i. Proprietor, Is cciiii-.-oiio is, convenu tit, and lately enlarged am areil iittei vp, isi ilTur Ji eiery requisite atteatiia t.i u- s:s. If- AavsBtsps ef tie S'Jge nj Liery Stable erur to it iveiiers. Cu-ti-rr.rs cosivevi to from lij Depot, free i f harw 24 tf Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm. "A BALM FOR EYKILY WOUND," I'or luternitl anal Kxterna! Vm. i 7a.?s KtirmiUtd fii r,,.-f ail JiXrurutiirmt. ',-!. ttt tae nsi,t a.i .IrIiss i-s f-tjut, JLta-ack, or J'..'.V.iw, r Tirtt. .'"'reJ.r IB tAe ltrcut, t-auca f i.ii-clv f A iira.aj ia the i.,u, J4m, j Jm: .V . i.r frui- 'sti-te, tV ssas. (Wk am i JtiUicm j tWir, j CaiaVvu Ji'rors, Tax, i:itt rrsv. I't rtr and A '.'. V-imm, "ee f Vf or ,Vtr-a. f.iftcxutti'? i'm the ivif, Si-mtfteh. V-ttrf, or AV'1'i.'iw. riwiee e-.,iis t ttf rii7'r?s, II !ir-7is at .7iovti's w,'- the St-ttat an"i i.-tti, (.'i-oiii, iSearVct J-erer. zbttrtttatt. etc., etc. r-ftflK reasoa why th.: iia Lia reaches at! these cases, 1 ia because it reo-jt cs insmaiauori, and arouse the secretions and Ditvoio sntera mlo action. 1 hla fower i owin to the pt-tiiiaf T-ombinstion o' roedlral f ro..ert:e witiiout tho.r leins ooutraiized The meJ-u-ine is ppr.ectJy sate. It w til, it used Ireely, act immeaiatelj ujeo the liver, snd all other Secretive orIlrad the following Certificate': Certificate of Ir. J. H Jordan, late resident physician ol the r our la stroot (faoleia Hospital. 1 caa cheer ully rocoinmend tiie Alterative l?ilm to the public, knowing as 1 do. that it ia aa excellent article I used U with good ittecl ui II. e Cholera Hospital iu tins city, in cases o cramps ami -aitis in site stomach ami bowels, i also used it in a case of inf.ainmstion of the kiJneys with the happiest efect. Kroro my know ledge of it virtues ia tha shore diseases and o-hers. in which i have used if, I have no hesitirtey in pronouncing it sueriur to any medicine hitherto offered to the public with which I have Income ac'iiioted, and would cheerluHy recommend it to the public. J. H. JORDAN, M, D. To th Public. This is lo certithiv at in Juno lat I wts attacited with the Aiaficl 'holers, and was aoon, as my physician saltl. in a collapsed ante. I ha 1 remained in this ttjte sc. me two hours when ray physician inlormed my lanaly and friends Uiat rouid out. possibly live, and strictly lorbi.luiy wile permitting any one giving me any medicine or nourishment whatever, as it would "i-.ly hasten my death. At this time Mr r'orshi time to see nie, and t.rouht with him a faouie containing faur ounces of his Alterative Balm, and asked permission of my strife to nse it on in,, as he thought it would immediately give ease. It was immeoiateiy sr-plied. and was in . warm prspiralion prior to which time my extremities were cold, a cl.n.mv sweat was on my fai e and head. After the use ot two other botties ol the same medicine, I was entirely rvlieve.1 olall distress, and in a f;w ciava was restored to health" I Would most chr-erfully and heartily recommend this iiaitn to all who are afHicred in a s i 11 i 1 . r w..y. I have also used it in other diseases, aud have found it a most exct-liont remedv- . I do not think it ran be t m highly recommended. JOIX KIRBY. I lo hereby cei tify that the at:ove certificate ia correct, and the statement of the physician made to me is true. JULIA ANN K1RI5Y. A certificate from Hew. J. B. Finley. l isciATi, March 4, IS53. D11. Fosiflt This is the lust time in mi long life that I have given my name in rei oinmen.nl ion of anv mediicne, as a general remedy, though 1 have ulten been solicited 1 have uaed jour Alterative Halm for nearly two year; first (or the rheumatism in my hip and knee, ol which 1 was nearly a cripple, then fir very severe bruises on two of my family; then a violent atlack f diarihies on myself; then lor inflammation, t urns, bruises, and for very severe case of stiff noi k, brought on by a violent ccild. anJ I think 1 have had lull proof of its medical properltta in a great many of the diseases ior which you recommend it, and I have not found it to fail in even oue ol them. Still. 1 do not say that it ia an infallible cure, vet it is roy sober conviction that it ts the best compound tor t .use complaints lor which it is recommended, that I have ever tried, and I have tried many. I will not, if I can procure it. do without it in my family for any consideration. Hoping that you will still ronnnne tu roni pound it honestly; and that it may relieve thousands of sutiV-rera, I i ost heartily recommend it to my fellow citizens as a most exrellent famtlv medicine Yours, affect i natolv, 1- 11- I IN LEY. This is to certify fbat in the summer of Ib4.3, I becsme so verv Tame and w.sk ia my bark, occasioned by lilting, that I rouid not sit di wn or get tip without holding onto some object 1 was adu.eii to try Mr. Forsha's Alterative l aim. Py bathing it six or eight time, my back wa perlertly restored; and I tsr felt do symptom of its return since. My wife, also, has used it !or Rheumatic paiua headache and to thache, with very beneficial results J. J- YKAKl.E. December tst. 1&-46. Certificate from p. I,. Starr. Iriave knrrwn Mr. ( orhi-s Alterative Ralm to perforin a ver extraordinary euro upon a horse that was verv badly cut. sou.o time ataca. I used it upon ona cHTcasiun; externally, . with good effei I i believe if to be a perfectly safe and etlicacious remedy to fco used in many complaints. s L. L. STARR. ;' A'ovember ilsf, 153. To I lie I'utilir. TTiis is tocertily that my wile ml afflicted wi;h the spinal atfection and dyspepsia for nine years, snd a larjie portion of the lime confined to her room Three joints ol her back-boo was thrown out of place snd curved, caused by the dis?sse and pain. She wa quite bowed don iii her stature during her illness. We bad three physicians attending her during the principal part ol her iliness, but experienced no permanent r-:i.flrom their prescriptiona. I afterward procured one bottle of Ur Korsha's Alterstive Balm, snd by the time she had used that bottlis. ais felt great relief, rio eied fct.t set en Louies when the was entirely cured and well of her disease, and her backbone has lost its curve, and she is as straight in her stature as she was previous to her attack v e hereby certify that we believe the lialrn to be the Lest medicine in and we believe it to be a tprtsin cure for spins 1 abortion and dysopsis, and cannot too highly recom mr-nd it to evert person afiHrted with the above diseases. YYe also find it an elfeclual cure in many other diseases m which w e have tried it in our family. Signed AU.XA.MiKR I LARK, M ARY B. CI. ARC. Lynchburg. Highland to, Ohio. an. 2, IfeiJ. I am wii act,uaioted with Alexander Clark anc his wife, and also John Walker, and know the above rta'e aents to he matters of fact, and they ire persona of re-pectabiiity and candor. Signed ABRAHAM GIBLER. WhoSe'sale Depot at J. & C. Rtiiiir'i, No. 81 Pesrl street, rincinnati. Lr.S. W FO f; SHA, lmg Store, north tide of Fifth st three doors eat of Smith, Cincinnati, O. Koraa'e by I ruggiaU general! j in Richmond. JaW 7, ISol 29-tf W . H. UFtl-tl. ft. at. t-wecaweo. LEFLViiE t ,nrit OOI. JATIN this day f.Aamst 2ist ertereJ into a copart nershif for the purr-e of extenders' ant enlarrinr the Citt riovi Stors snS Tin ware manufaetirriri establishment, would respectfully asis a liberal siiare - j.atrt'Twtre. Bth be:r, T.ractieai worxaiea, we are re-v'ji at ail tiKetto CI! all orii- rs with prorof-tF.e. and a-arr,.;i:a lie work auch as tvik therretnimn at the Wajne eovaotr Is.r. fchop near tke fttuutiaton ocse. I.EFEVRE rNBEBWrxrtl. Eichaiond, October 30, lftj4. 44 tf ( !ii:id fiu!! ami tjuff iiiarf Starr i 9 Kit end. Xo. 50 Jffrtn street, ojposle Sloan Hmuc. ALI.KN At RilO.aDF, - - SMPOfclERfi anfl dealers 13 China Giass ai.-! Qneerisware, Sorar.Gaa ar.il Caa-iphebe Lasii s, Giracdales, etc. We are now constant! receielnr . direct from the Kt-!ia fotteriea and i c aw ufiM iur-rw'f tMs rssiiirr. actnftece asirtaserit ot Wares, row 7 riing. Ieow Ptore, OoM Banded. White Frenca t hiaa, Isinu. tssd Ta Setta, TosM Ware. Tase. Fruit tlasxets. iopataers. Itritaenva w are. Casters, lea Tnf s. Astasertaci,i o( lei low an 4 Coauscon ware, Laa4.Cb1Kr.os.thadea.Wica.. ; Also, keep cor, jtc!!i 00 bind, hrtttf FTmld m-md C j'r. a. ef we t.Jer at lowest cash trrrea. .V err tin t will fcerc ! a 4eei.ral.le asfertseat -See re T.ienuiniir their stock. ,r , ALLKS A aUIOAfiES. June IS, 1.-34. , sbrtt ExerotorN Sale. . , T ILL be eoU nt the r-sa-adeaee t4 the tsndenigmed too? taiia can af lucnaauad. csn i raslay. the Kh day cf Apni next, a eoa-nderabie aovjatit of -.a-4-s stavi AVb-aW i.riuf.r., 9iStu.g ssf mad beddiag, W.-tcai, lreaa. taiiiea, cisair. aawtiag , svad a larje Qtusher of other ar;i ie t.o tedwn t not sea. i. base teesaiaa-BBca aa Id e'eJ-, a said day. wkaa tsstnes will be lude ka.-n by jACUJs CHloI,a.Xaa.U4'. Marea 14. !. 1 -

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j - "T oar" adatbat.- - VT te sJk-Jtatioa of naawrutu eitmai. we oareeoa. cluJed to-sKsntinue thw Aaetiea and watKZT BwifefJt i tio oW standi, r-lrwm llcnw. V a iitwrai emslt aj a-es oi-iOiins;asntili sy mu tit a wrsL atts A3 ktncls if" OTt-4vrav'r?BAc4 I8-wa pn-tEMneees. . -. Kecalar sales SataniaT afternoon ani eveai-. , r AfaQUHiJt & ARSTOlS" jfor. so, issi. , T"'-"irU;. , , ' ".y, -ti CITY GBOCE R Y STORE! E. n. COOK K SON. . . . r II rOrLTreT'etftViy Int'orm tT..eir ttimft ve v pwbHc that the have ealstgeii vm TefHtee! tietr r.virs. n.! fil!ej it with a fine asornwr.t f FrvHk ramil t.rtscciiew atl i're.isisxtjs, U-ath,, wtU sell aa low as similar arttriea can be. haJ ksi tai Riaritet Thankf ii tor th pat ll!H'rt! rstroaaea K.

steweil uron thern, they resj-ectfully aolictt a coi.t. uan. e of tha aanie. July 30, ISoi ,, ,.!.?. ... i: 1 n i: te81 .tf iii xi:r .if wri. JJti x u fa cl urert tsf SmurrUfr Butcher and Shoe Ar, R1CHMOSD. IXD -ir KtKPan aasuruneat of thetr aatien Huleiier aad cHiiw K.oiTe for sole. i.i.'aU or retail, at Iht U wareStore of J. It. Strawljrid1je, Vain atreet. Mgr. cfcants ar.ilthers are invited t.i call ani eTamine theoi. f-TA!l orders adjreaeed to I. X. Vti wilt presnpilr Atteede-.l te. -.i Kichaiotul, Novemher ?i, 1554. wft-it r G ROCFRtiS fresh surelv of family r.enril. J t reived by - - - E. M. t CHJK, . March -li. lo. No. Mai attaat. . . Private Residanca for Sale. ( Tie rrer 0 JAm Sreees ) i . . A mowila:raVe renblnfe, altti. teff o f:s.k''n W-eet, portijo! Maio. T endorse SvofHrVli.tw smHeaHitii, .Jlsw nine n,uie. aiul au aaaasSM umIbI rtKHl.-rn siv'eTur or.,(.r, t-des r S.'. and S'l NUS Ai ti:r irflis1, alsrS wtr t k !own .and the (v. ufaertv set . O11 sfv11 cc?o m . AlHiLEM ATT. -A K c'l i osj J:i. T .IrciJ tf. TIASOWS ITAREROIKTIsr Corner of Main and Front m., JitdtmouJ., L. TIIE enbeeriher L-ivine m49 arrvviementa with W. C. Davis A Co.. of Cincinnati, to k.op oosstanily on hand Fuk's l'atent Air-Tight METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Which are the createet inreririoci of the aire for tne d-. a t, would call the at tent ion f the pnblie te their spes ierity tirer tfie eoranron weewen ev-rhns now in nse, for all seasons of the year.f tap vault parposos, t raus porta tron, beauty, stylo t f finish and duruhiluy. They are unrivaled, ami whereeerthey have been itnrotlKeJ it has bee Si 10 the total exclusion of all other cut&ns 1 now have aa assortment on haJ, which can be seen by calling at mr Ware n , in-. In addition. I (hall keep on hand alt kinds and sizevi of reawlv uia.la W 0 0 DEX C OFFIXS, Manufaeturetl of the best materials, and made hf th best workmen in the city. " f am prppstvd to attend funerals with s fashionable or plain 1IKARSK. and mf toruis shall beas low as any shois for sinailar services. THOMAS MASOX. Kichmund. November 17, 'it. ... 1 RAILROAD OMNIBUS AND LI VERY STABLE. TST'iU S Tul for vt pntroiif., rf,twlfully ' 4 " JC" iuforuti Ihepui lie Una Ik has mad cnusidersMe atlHitions to his former slack of Horse. Car riatrr, Kutoi, f-. nd ! ttow ".rfpare-i to accutumoUat in hi it to the entire acirfact)4aa of coAamcrt. . fry- H will send traveller and nlhrr tn any part of tha country thai may le U on red villi eomfxMrtabt vchletvsv gviod horse and careful driver. Ilia O MM BI S will call In any part of the Hty far railroad imsscners. and take them from tbo lejot to tUeir retd-nc or ewthre, a may te 1elr4. ; Order left at tlte stride, waat end of Matq atreet, fritl t promvtly attended. ' ' ' 'i"? By Tomt't attention to buines and reaaonabl chartre. he rerectruily rtiets a couthmartee of patronasf. ictober SIT, 44 U . . Oft. i?f OISJE'aM "INVIGORATING CORDIAL. , A Phenomenon in Medicine! Health Restored and Life Lengthened by Morse' i Invigorating JZlixir. . . ? JT will replsre wealincs witii strenghth. incapao. ity with ernciency, irregularity with uniform sad natural activity, and tnis out tinly without hsxar4 at reaction, but with a happy etlei t on the general organ, ization. bear in mind that all maladies, ! wherever" they begin, finish with the nervous system, and that the paryliaation of the nerve n Btotion an) aansalioa is physical death bear in mind also, that Cor every kind ot nervosa disease, the Klixir fordial i tha only reliable (.reparative known. Cure of Xenons Iiseaae. No larignaga can convey an adequate idea of tha irameiliata and aln ast miraculoua change which it sions in the diseased, debilitated and shattered Bt"voiis system, whether broken dnwa by excess, weiic by nature, or impaired by eictnea the unatruag aad relaxed organization i at once braced, re-viviried aa built Bp. ibe menial and physical symptoms ol aer" voua uisesse vaniah together under its influence. Aor., is the i-ffevt temporsry: on the contrary, the relief it permanent, for the Cordial properties of tha Bedttwaa reach the constitution itself, and restore it to its not-, real condition. . .t--i I,os of Memory. ; . , , Canfus'on, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy, debility, hysteria, wretrhednwss, tho-sgbts o'" sell destruction, fear oi" insanity, dyspepsia, -tena... rat protrion. irritability, nervousness, inability te sleep, diseases ioeisUtfit t msl,4tfay of she propo"" tiri luiictions. hysteria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation ef tne heart, i in potency, eonsupati.n, ate.fi from whatever cause srieiu-r, it i, if there ba sav re-r lianre to be placed on human testimony, perfectly ia-' fallible . j -j J .,. . ,J, A tirrnl Tlrdicine (or Ftmalet. The unparalleled ettect ol this ftrest restorative, ia all complaints incident to females, mark a new era la the annals of moose ine. 1 hoaastsde of atimnlant have been invented thousands ot invieorants concocted -all purporting to be specifiel in the various disease snd derauj-etuent to which-the delicate lormttioaat. women render her liable. - ne KTerr womn of ene, ' Who saffers trora weaknes. dTnf o mer. t, nevvoness, tremors, pains in the back.or any other diaorder, whether pecu.lar to her sex, or common to both exes to give tha Invigoratiag Cerdial a (rial. " !Uarri4a I'erftons -.?;- Or others will find this Cordial, after they have ttwaij a bottle or two, a thorough reirennator of the aysten. . In U directions are to be found tha nappy parents of healthy otf-j ring, ho would not have been o but for; this extraordinary preparation. And it l equally otetit for the many disease for which it is to be rectMB: mended- Thoussnd of young men have been restored by using it, and not in single instance ha it tailed te benefit them. - Pfi-Mstf of Pale C4UipleaiOta Or consumptive habit, sre restored by the use tif bottle or two, to bloom snd vigor, changing the skia from pale y allow, aickly color, to a beaatilat florial romplexion. To the !TIgiisded. ' These re some ol the d nd roe!ucboly eitecta produced by aarly habit of youth, viz: Weakoaa of the back and limbs, pain in ihe head, dimnes of ght, lo ol musr&lar power, palpitation of the heart,, dvsprpsia, nervous irritabilit v. derangement of th digestive funrtionsgeoer! dfbflity, sy m-. torn s of consumption, etc. - Mentally, the fetrful effect on the mind re much to ba dreaded. to ef aismsrT. eesifusioo af idea, ' depression of spirits, 'esrfut forebodiAgs, averainn ta society, elf-distrtii.t. love cf aolitdde, timijily, ate etc , are some oi tha erila produces! , Ail thus led Before Cam tent pint ln-f Iarrltj(reJ Should reAert that a sound mind and body are tha' most ne esssry reja'sife to f ro-w ita eormubial happiness; indeed, without. the. the "jnurney tlirongh lifa become a weary p-iirTt !? t tha prospect boarly darken the view tha mind oroaee ahVw-t wita despair, snd filled with the melancholy reflection lha tie bappinets ot another becomes blighted with yoar own. -.- ' t CAUTION. -fr. More' Invigorating Cordial ba bean countcrfei'ed t foms -unprincipled peron. In futire, all geaaiae Cardial -srill fcafa H pro-rrw-Utr fee sirniie pa!ed oa-e-r the cork at each tvatUa, an the following word blown in 'be g'ass. -Dr. forte's Invigorating Cordial, C H. H IXO, r loprietor, 2? . The Cordial U put op. highly concentrated, in bottiea price threa dollar per bottle, two for dollar. ia fcr twelve dniiar. C rl Prtrprt--ee . , r IW 8Taadwav. ew Yibw Sold by 1- K. Uusrsatu, Ricba.r,nd. tfc Drogtsts fhroaghout tha U nited State, Canad ' . vtewvinrfie- - June ?, Ir3-t-BASIL BRIGHT WEI r? aow opo'ttre - of geaalde PM.Y wttVH rir a'wOrt eety artr,e m tf wmti of t m ftittitf dr tm f, qn mm frra, ano im me' H tm -p iaec.tr. a pfalt'. of : ... ..-.- rreak Croeeriea, Qw-n-rvr.r, .Z ' Ttse jwatiW, eaesutt-wsy 4sVte4 la i., fiHitsiw'vss. ehmsrs-e tars,'"1 ' . p-HTtTtT rtOtAXK late iX-t fy- ; . SlI a- 'l 1 -a Sw WIr " try- tiroir, wtt i 1 4 s flseaf rate. aea3 !, WsrVr vT. -pssns. -i .