Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 20, 4 May 1855 — Page 4

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Ada., a. lUe C.lti-ie of theCraoUerry. BY JOHH A. BCKBAKK, KSQ- ,:, -r?-7 in AW 0 M. Awm ?wnti;e: lf" the State Board of Agriculture, January 4, 1855. GrsTLRHKS or thi Stat Board of Agei-trLTt-RE: Our subject embraces two primary iiviiona: First, the cranberry in general, and tvhal is known by the labor of others in us oul:ivatioD;nd secondly, the cranberry region of Indiana, the facilities of our Slate for its f-ul ivatiun, and something of what Te have lone in the prof-ecution of this valuable but needed branch of agriculture. : The first division of our subject is but littl !. than a literal quotation of what is deemed valuable in the able report of Secretary Flint c the Massachusetts State Board of Agriculiro, interspersed with information derived t ,ra other sources thus gathering together scattered shreds of information, and rendering them compaet and accessible. That information upon this subject has been eretofore so meagre and unsatisfactory that ,ur own State has every facility for the suc-vssful-cultivation of the cranberry and the ataral desire to remove some obstructions, iowevc-r feebly and imperfectly, from the nth of those who may succeed us in this en-! icnuise, must be our apology for the magni- i . v ii of the task before us, as well as the manitr of iu execution. The commoa American cranberry U a Naof North America. It grows and rlourI si ic in mossy swamps and bogs, as well as ;.i Handy soils, from high northern latitudes to North Carolina on the south, and to Minnesota on the west. The stem of this species is larger than that of the small or European cranberry, and is .oiBiuonly from a fool to four or live feet in length. It is sometimes much longer, throwing up many rising branches, sometimes to he h.-ight of eightor ten inches. The loaves n o about one-half an inch long, and nearly mc-fourth of an inch broad, the second year, when full grown. On the new spring branches, which bear the flowers and berries, they ire ciowded towards the top. The flowers tro frequently in pairs, very elegant, held to vai ,l.s the end of the new spring branches by "r -ct, reddish stalks, much bent near the ends giving them, together with the calix and flower bud, before expanding, the appearanceof a nine's neck, head and bill, whence it derives .ts iiiuae, craneberry or cranberry. The flowers continue to grow until imma- , lire berries are produced on the stem in July, .iid m some instance even into August. The; j. rrii-a are of a yellowish yreen bpforo ripen- j n -r, and when ripe are of a bright scarkt or j 'i?ii'!! co or. and m Rome varieties ntariv : !., or light and speckled with Jetp red, .".ryinrc in )iape from round to oval oblong, ,b.ut one-half of an inch in diameter, of an ";m-itb!o acid taste, and often cliuging to the . mos tim ing the whole winter. It grown natirn!ly in watery bogs and morasses, and o;i (.-Mines ou hih mountains. Itgrowailuxiri.tntly on niarKhes exposed to and covered y high tides on coarse pand, perfectly white uul t-iiiiit- ly destitute of organic matter of any a'md, though accetible to moisture on pino K-itt on i.eat covered with sand on dry, .,i;niiy, and gravelly upland aud on the rich- j ' ;;?irdt'!j mold, thoroughly tilled. ASALian. A vulaable analysis of this fruit lias recently been made by l'rof. E. N. Horsford, of Citin-iti-lgM. From this analysis it appears that the ,iT ventage oi water is uu.ro ( Vr rentage of ash, 17) Voo ly fibre, tissues, organic acids, and j otherorganic matter, uot decomposed, 1 1.15 j 100.0O I'lom this analysis it will be seen that only :i hundredths per cent., or less than twoontlss of one per cent, of cranberry, is found i the ajsli, as inorganic matter, derived from soil, all the rest being derived from the at-! iospii'Te ana irom water. Ti e results of experience are therefore stri"o'y corroborated by the deductions of sci-K-e, that the cranberry will grow where uo,iing else will. It explains, too, how it is i:. this fruit seems to require nothing for its erfeot development but air aud water. MODE OF CCLTI VATIOX. The cranberry may be propagated from the i'.-d, or from cuttings, or by transplanting. i'i'O first crop obtained by planting the seed, vili ordinarily be a year or two later than that r vhu-ed by the wild plants transplanted. It i therefore found to be more profitable to r.tnp!ant, except in one or two sections of the 'Cute, where the interest in transplanting has so groat that jilO a square rod is not an 'iruvmnmn price for plants, where the ground s thickly covered. AVIaio it is desired to propogate by slips or i i i uUuiir, the usual practice is to gather a large i UHuiiiy of vines, and run them through a ' uiiinion hay cutter, till they are reduced to the t .ength desired art inch or so when they nay be sown broadcast and harrowed in; tho' i , is considered best, on some accounts, to sow j n drills and cover properly. These slips i cry soon take root, starting from the base of he loaves, and at the same time shooting up i nany ri -ing- branches. ' ! If sown broadcast and harrowed, they hould not be overflowed till lie' slips have akon root, as othetwise, many remaining un-; rovered- will be floated otf. 1 lit tlie ease of cranberries growing wild, id s a common and well-known practice to flow ' r cover them with water during the wiuter ind caily spring. This is very desirable, sf he situation is such as to allow it, though it j s n.-'t generally considered essential by those j ivh.t have been most successful. It is often : iiV'ful, where there are facilitiea for flowing, ' o let the water Teraain a few inches deep till j 'ho spring is well advanced (some think till , 'to hrst of May, or even later,) to retard the Shwsominsr till there is no dansrer from frosts, i :'ciliuos for flowing are desirable in the culti- " -ation of cranberries also; and if the planU- ( non coma be so arranged aa to now very , luicsiv. it mignt De oi essential service, oc- ? oa-jionallj", during the spring1 or autumn. As the cranberry, in iu natural state. Is .uore frequently found growing in a low, wet "iWHillD or marsh, that kind of land is feneral-

iy e lected for ia cultivation. The mode of baer over them, and serve with boiled or cold ri'.un out the cranberry in such a swamp, if for Utile dessert, put batter with grated -e suppoe it to be covered with bushes aad nutmeg, with syrup or sarar over. ;ras, and surrounded by a sandy soil, or in j To PkivSKRvk Strawberries Whoi. Anne immediate neighborhood of sand would i ocher excellent war is t make the svrun boil-

e as fallows: First, eut the bushes, and pare ' ii tuo sunaco lun u sne aeptn of several i lclios, so as to remove as tar aa possible the ooU of grasses and bushes; then level the v hole, by filling in sand to the depth of from wo to four or five inches, according to circumcances. It is desirable that the surface of die sand should be raised but slightly above the level of the water of the swamp, meadow or pond filled up, so that, by digging into the sand with the hand or the hoe, the water may lo found within two or thee inches of the surface. t" The plants should be taken up with the spade in square turfs of the thickness of two or three inchest, this being the depth to which

the roots generally descend. When the ground has been leveled and prepared as directed above, it will be found more convenient to draw straight lines, and set the roots abwtt eighteen inches apart one way, and erne foot the other, in small clusters of about fire or six together, the grasses taken up with them in the turf having first been removed from them. The practice of some has been to set the turf, thus taken up, into the row without removing the grass; but the vines are so tenacious of life that there is little danger of their dying, evea if all their natural earth is removed from their root, and those who have followed this method have generally less trouble in the subsequent cultivation. ? t Some prefer to set them in rows at a greater distance apart, having the rows two and a half or three feet, and the plants one foot in the row.. If the sand is thick and loose, so

as to make it impracticable to cultivate tne vines and pull up the grasses and weeds, on account of the danger of starting the roots. the closer the plants are set the better; since thev will thus sooner cover the ground,' and ; get" the advantage of the grasses,, 'Where it P . . , p . .t i . - ... u is not intended to hoe the plants in such situations. a foot each wav will probably be the moyt convenient distance between the plants. The cost in such cases varies frrm It 0 to 84'JO per acre. Under the most favorable cir- j cumstances, I have never known an acre to fall below 8125, and that, too, where it has been prepared in the most economical way, i all the labor being performed by the owner himself. The cost, including the original preparation by paring, ficing. filling with sand, procuring and setting out the roots, has more frequently been 83UO per acre. When the roots are thus transplanted, a foot or a foot ' and a Vialf fwinir Wt l,ttr.-4,n thi-m thpv artana a nan Deing leu Dei ween intm, wiey are f-YrM-r-tiI to (trtread and entirelv covrr the 1 , . . r. i . . i , ,r ground witn vines in aoout mree years, n tlm iiaiflf.n 1... a ri.ut Tr.fm,v silhsf nti aIIit .' . . , , tha tame course should be pursued. to be COSTIJJCKIi.J Mir-pp and l)t:i. Thn nurnLur tf hoi's in tlifl lTn!tfd St.-its ... i.i. ei a i.i i said to exceed that of sheep by nearly ten ; millions f Kxchantre j w.-i. A. P.. ....i , v ! uicu Kict may uc accuuuicu iur vy court tiDg the dogs. Until some plan is devised ! for protecting sheep from dogs, this never can ', bo a wool growing country. The loss ol i heep from dogs is incalculable, inasmuch as '. the value of those that would be raised but fur this impediment could not be estimated. It lid settled point that mutton IS much more I htalthful food than pork. The cost of raising -. . i i . i r ,i i .! it is not (or would not be if the loss was not to be counted, J one-third tint of pork, and : yet the jaUer js tie sUpie animai diet of this:' country, while yeoplb are compelled to do ' withoUt wool that Others may keep a Sfet of thievirt" do"S. Ve see no reason why wool could not be i grown almost if uot altogether as cheaply as j coiion, ii it were noi ior me uncertainty ana actual loss occasioned by dogs; and its sureiioiity, for winter clothing, is well known. I is pitiful to see the poor, and even those in medium circumstances, clothed, women and children at least, in thin cotton fabrics when tilO Wind WlHstlea ShriUV Or tlie pitiless frOht liites kei'idtr. to see them denrived of the ' liealtliy and nutritious joint of lamb and feed- , a i . s .1 . ,,i . ing Oil SWine S flesh instead, that Worthless people may have Worthless dir9. ! , f iiit -i . i i rxinie strenuous means snoum oe auopiea j In i-ormet tlii fvil aa it. is n. vk-v soii.iiia! drawbaok to our national prosperity, and the j individual comfort of more than half the peo- j pl, who are thus restricted in their Use of , . . .ri ' Soil Uaiiliel garments, and the UloSt Wholesome , meat, and compelled to use an article instead I . ' . . .r . . . i which is posiiiveij injurious. Mrs. Swisshelm. Evert Family should have an Agrici l- ! tubal 1'aper. It is worth more than it costs RimpJv for educational purposes. Parents . 1 - ., . , i i r -l r have hardly a rio-ilt tO deprive their himilieS Of, its advantages in these times. Children will icarn more aa they go to ana trotn school, or drive the cows to pasture, or pick berries by tlie way, if their obsorvHtion is quickened, by what they hear their parents read or talk over from the agricultural papers; and when they form habits of reading for themselves, such reading is both safe and useful. Reader, if your neighbor has no agricultural paper, persuado him to take one. Even if he is poor, he ; can better ath.rd to take one than to do with-1 out it; for if he takes one, his children will be ' lIKeiy to Df oetter Oil to mawe a gOOU nonie for themselves, and it may be for him in old age. Not all will have farms; but all will need to know something of tlie garden and the or- : Kon1 at Liaat' strirl ivo li iao nn nni-i.nl urlin J. .... ...... feels that he may sometime be dependent u ou ; his children, to bring them up without the j means of instruction in rural economy. It should D0 regarded as essential in the euuca- j tion of anv child, male or female. HOW VO IVKTKHMINE THE II EIGHT A COLT t ILL i Attain wiikx fvll grows. Mr. Jas. R. Mar-; in, of Lexington, Ivv., gives out the following .ipon this point: j 1 can tea you now any man may know within hah" an inch, tho height a colt wiil attain to, when full grown. The rule may not lold good in every instance, but in nine out of en it will. When tho colt gets to be three veeks old, or as soon as ii is perfectly straight- . ned in its limbs, measure from the edge of the isir on the hoofs to the mi.idle of the first oint, and for every iucli it will grow to the leight of a hand of four inches, when its ;rowth is matured. Thus if the distance be bund sixteen inches, it will make a horse sixeen hands high. By this means a man may inow something of what sort of a horse, with jropo-r care, he is to expect from his colt. p., . , , . . inriru years agt i iioug-m. a lew very snaony ; ookin colts for twenty dollars each, and sold them recently for three httndred dollar-:. So much for kuowing how to guess properly at a 1 Y.oa Dcmpuxgs. Make a cf milk, two wJll bea'.en ear "s batter of a pint a tea spoonful of salt; and flour enou 'h to make a batter thick as for pound cake; have a clean saucepan of boiling water; let t'ne water boil fast; drop in the batter by the teapoonful; four or 6ve minutes will boil them; take them up with ' a skimruer on a dish, put a bit of pepper and ia hot; and having picked tine lare strawberries free from hulls ("or. if preferred, leave .i , i ia- . - .i 1 . , mem ana naii an men ot tne stem onj pour . it over them; let it remain until the nest day, then draiu it off, and boil again; return it hot to the fruit; let them remain for another night; then put them into the Settle, and boil gently for half n hour: cut one in two; if it is done through, take them from the syrup with a skimmer, and spread them on flat dishes to cool; boil tlie syrup until thick and rich; them put toe ITUlt into glass lars: let the STrUD COOl h and settle: then imnr it i..,ftW fT fS .,- ana se,ue; men pour it sediment over tlie fruit. . , . aj aa , rjTL tiarw are,, within m.it f.,.; ? i " ' ' a l ssvv. NVU illS millions of theep in th state of Ohio. i

NEW -GOODS.

fl V 1 lis s4wigie. are tow opening at ih iu te Store, -SV - - - J SiSia 3t . ft Vary gvnerai aAsortra!iit ot seajiKisr sa-cs3 bombs Embnu;injf"in-iv new and desirable artil-s that are aeaturia the iu.rLft. Our a rtinvnt f l.iain bund and 1 unboncJ hws, Cram?. ilk and Thibet Shawls, itst j hnavy :'k frinsxif iA every shad?, fine BaneK-ri jind K-Xik M-ion il'-MHikcr-hiJfs Craves, Ciap" Leise, Wash Giute srri S:sKr Bo. k Muslin', GV,r. Hosiery and Lin- j en HatwIk'T-Tlitfj, Merino. Thih-t-, Alj-aoesj, EiiUan i and silk warp L'-i!tres,i.f ail "hadci, aro czteiisive, aad are UEurrMs?d ia beauty of style. Tg-thu with a Ty yjr.ora! Turk :r i,f 'tTi . Ladto City ?fade Shoe, WarraatI of tit' bct miteria! and wrkm3ntrir.. A!, htavy ?:' of rari and bey 'a fail arj winter Hoot ; rid Sao v, slats, C:., '! which wo intend to j teft at the lowest tvh prices, an 1 respectfully invito cur ( frisiiGi 1 the pubiie to drop in ana examine iur memelT' J. A J. C. HADI.EV. l-2th monthj, ll.h, H51. 30-tf Steam Power to Kent. So.wwitiu M3t.a' f.'.m and tira i wer, ran wo by i:omei;ate application 5t the L'aion IVund nr. T. A. rCODAIX. ! rjOPPEH Kr.TTI.KS-Fr.-m ip t. iO .,bs. for ; I birtliuz cider and app!e butu-r. a fall sjppiy at the; J 5tt(Te stnr an,, msnufirtri,i ty i T. J. BARGIS. I September 22, 153. 4J-tf fk OKOS of McCuiljugh's 6m blvk Ink jaat pnt i 'f up and for sale at L. II. McfTLMIVOHS, j March li, 1855. N'-. -t" Main street. nn sjovi: sroitu j Coppfr, Tin, Sije;t-lron, and Tia-Wart j MANUFACTORY. j TEFEVER A TNrKR'OOD respectfully ir.'.rm the citi- j i inn of It.chmoud and vicinity. tht they have on hand ' more than 1 DO t o k i isr of all the tvrtsr inl- j proved patterns from New York, Cincinnati and Itayten mannfactures, selects 1 exjMressIy for the i SPU11 TKtDE. ! Alsa- a general ,jrtmerit of Plain and Japamti Tim w ar, IDllll,l,u,IIh, t,e,t IX tl Hute. n,i warranted not to UAk. ai... IIS lujut'ISU a.l Uol'SK liUTTKKINO AND hl'OL'TlNO will l-e riven at.ecial atteiitiun, tolh in Tw wbtbt. our fciiu: fur .ach work are uulurpasie.i. and in addition to thi e do tu work ouraeiTM i Also Stove Pile. Stove Trt niminili. tc. Aiao Sugar Kettles, Sa'l IroiiS. lo lrous. Pots. Skillets, Ac- fiJ-JoBWUKS of all kiuos iu copper, tin, shttt-iroo an dsinc. done to or,icr. i All of the aoove art.cle will te soil and put up on terms to sutt purcnaderd. j for work. y flllCcpi er, Drasj,pe(er irou uicu iu excitatu jjo t Thankful for past very liberal r.atror.aire to the new firm, w. hope f.,r a ciiti,,ul,,c thereof i y our strict attention to the shop. Hhop near the Huntington House, -Main street. March 3. 1-5S. 'ily hoe Siore. I have just rjoeived froui N'c T.rk 1 and ( in ii.uati, au cxti:uive an 1 Mij.orinr j stock 'jf I. . lies', Misio"! and Children's Shtios. cn-itinif d Kronrh Kid. Knainol- : ed, bronze tind tan col-. red Iluktns an-i Siij-pers, Jen- i ny Lind Uaittrs f ;r Ladies, Mis-es and cliil In it. Fine liuubt and Miues f-.r m-m and lmv, su.-u a. call, g- at. enameled, mtent leather, and el. th Cunaress SUoea and Clippers. i Hat; of various stvl-;s Silk, rar.imn, ralm I.eafantI: Mariubo. lte.,t MUe and mt beautiful f.i,h-. I am umriufib-turingali of the m..st fa;tiiunable kimls j f B't3 niil ; eW.tu-.i Miw t.j or ler, 1 1 tne oeji uiatoriais nr having in my enij.b.y th'i 1 -t i f workmen. I nt from the t-xiKTH'in-e 1 have Lad in huainen, thatiny w.rk will ei.miiaro f..vora!j!y with any! fin 'be Wo.it. Th.iuV.ful fir p.ift patnmasr-. T resject- ' tuily soiit-it a ei"nt-.iti;joe oi it. juu nuiiiiM. lUehmon l, S.-it. 2'', lHSt. dl-tf ! IIOMIAY ;ii IS. MESSRS. CURTIS & TRUAX, IVXulssXc Dealers, Xv. 60 Fourth street, Cincinnati. OULD announce to their customers and the jiu'ti rrttly rulw-f l ral-s. to enal.le all to suiil.lv theaiselves : witn useful, arojr:aie ana eJeiriint gifts. Our assurlinent i ""th "'" M'proj.riaie ami elegant Kifts. eonsis.ts of llaliett. Ii.ivis At (?os, Il.ieon K.-ivins' an,l fteo. Hews 1 furterior rmiio tortes; ( artiart 3 rtml ."ei!liam s 3;--loileoii s: . Main's Uuilars; Violins, ol.l n,l new; Klute9, Accunleona; , ,u'e Books; Sheet .Wusic, an I other TarietiM of Musical Merchandize. ach inducsa;ents hivve nkvkr before been trered theiuus.cni iiuv.nc -n ti.e west. Dacend.erM.le54. i-tr Krinoval. ll.Vf 'ii AtiAl.M s tell & mknka have reword their Hoot and Shoe ' -tftoreto their new four-story l.iiiin on Main st.. and i are prepared to acconiii.odate their customers anil the puo- j lie pcuerally, with an assortment of as koo,1 Boots and j , e fand the , " are ',n i men themselves, they are enable;! to sell as chenp, at least. ; as the cheapest, and perhaps a little Leiow tlu I examine for yourselves. i Hichmond, Oct. (ith li-54. Call and 41 tf ! It irli m ond (arrcti House. PMMIE undersigned has completed bis arrangements, anil aa onencil Ins Lreen llouse. situate,! at tne soutn enu or - I'earl street, in the city of Richmond, and is now prepare 1 i furnish the friends of Floriculture with a verv general as ; sortuient of Native and Tropical Plants. He hits nliotit fH) i varieties of the latet and most heautiful Hoses, Cameaas, i I'usias, tleraniunis. Verbenas. Dahlias, Cactus, and a very ' general variety of Ureen House riiints. A varietv of the latest anil ti.ot approved Strawberry blunts are! 'at:iwba ' Orape Vines. JOHN J. Ct'SLKY. Kichmonil, April T, le.,1. lo tf 1 HARDWARE. j GTfHE gubftoriber, thankful fur tho liberal patronage LL rtvpiveti tho iiast year, tallies this method uf inf-rm-i 1 n (w lila nnmprnui naTrons and the TinKlio in rjFiontl - lliAt he'bas recently added to his former stock a large and I Wl11 selected assortment of ) 1'L'TI.ERY, fH A JjriFtS&i Tools t Kismsos ' iUiuN.n sirous to please and accommodate, we invite the public to fa.,'h'iva.ca!!110 lh a fL te0T0 s.w eMluV.e "Aulrdjmptlj J. ii. si Ki.-hmond. March IP, 1?"5. Lee & Leaviit's Tor i tlv attended to. iTRAWi H1DGE. 13-tf Reduction of Price! PICTURFS ONLY FIFTY CFXT? ,MIK umler;si Zd win uke picture;., the be-t , 1 ot the art, at his ro-rns in th Sh-ar. a building, at ' i from FIFTY cents to ten dollars. No ditferenee as to froiu -J to 5 o'cbick. J. WATSON. 1.5-tf I weather. Call at any tiui .; of day, Marc h 1(1. 15 5. fou silk: UK F.ichinonJ Woolen Factory, a varietv of va-I cant Lots in and near K'chinonJ, suitable fori residences and business estatdt ihn.'nt; also. Dw.iUini: j Houses and Lots, Ilustnr-as Houses and Lots, sni ; Farms. For particulars, in j'lire of OUVKR BUTLER, j Reil Kstuta and lien, ral Aaent, ; Nio. 42 Main street, '2d ooor east of Citizens' Bank August 11, l:s. S-tf t f OKOSS Ru-Maa Clark A Co's celebrated IU Cod Liver Oil to arrive. au-1 f .r ?a!e bv L. 1! McCrLLOUGff, No. 47 Ma:n3:n?et. March 16, 1S55. Jl SX KErEIVI D5 hh ls Sur; 10 sacks Coffee; 25 bars Shot; in sucks Dried Teaches; 2t hb'.i Molasses; - half blls Molasses ; a, ii at..-n l.:..u , -.1 i ,a,.n jutci, .111 L-C u: 1 low cr cssh r on tl. W. BARNKS. j 14 tf 1 shrt cre.i,t. March va. ita5. vw Yxf 77 h f t TTt.T sH t t XJtjT jti J.a.XxXM CjrXI CtI rilHM undersiccet ars prej-arel to paptr rooms in a sujnor ciaimer. I ae.v ar. re', are.l t,,, furnish everj variety anJ yaitcra f i ipcr at Cincinnati prices. All orters in their line left at ther rci.ier.ce. 4t!i h!?use south ef IVj.im on c.xth s-.revt. -.it at Kramer. Irwin e Co's. Riilroa.! Store, ot'jv.ite the te;ot, where a l:irj;e stock ef Wail Paper is coLisiantlj ke,t on-haiii. a-iil e vrompUr attended to. -' 1IOWKLI.S c ?N. March 23, 1S55. 14-tf Spiing- Style of Hats. JOHN SUFFKIXS would resueotfallv inform 21 his friends and the pnbKs trial be ha? just receiv--ed the i-prjn stv'e rf ra.hirable tiats. Ihc-y are very neat, aad of a hi jii fiuuh. He hii also a sreneral asortoiir.t cf plaia aad ether Hits, Caps, S.;. l'ersons wiihius to j. -jr.h loo axe invited to caiL March 1-i, ISJj. I3-tl Ircss tiood. A LA!;UE arie2 a.aortaont of very desirable style a X tt Irress Wods ta tn market, caa now be found at No. is Main street, aad fjr sse bv t wkisht & UOrFITT. Mo- ' Tomb-stones .Hon itm en t 'c. D& R. MC2R1SUN. Main St., Richmond, Ind., still continue lis manafartire. 3 order, ever y variety of Plain an! Oraameatai Tomb-Stonas, Monuments, te., tc. of the latest sty le, and mr-st beautiful ry lie takes pains ia informing his fri?nis th., wlU se" ?. f not a lath ckrarer, for reaiv " cn he sh ia the Ssata, UU Vta l warranted equal to anv made ia the West, and perfect satiaiactica euaraateed. Tha putare invneo seoa. Kicksoad, March 12, IS4

H. B. PAYNE, ATTOISSEV AX LA W , SOTAKT F TiSLIC. COMMISSIONER OF I EED5 FOR THE STATE OF SEW YORK. liic-hiuond, !nd. SAMUEL ROSS & SOX, DENTISTS, RICHMOND, IND., (Recentiy cl the City of v Vork, )

Wtmld inform the cUiucs of Kihmnd. and its vLinitT. that htvs "fned an c.!8? on Wain t-tre. opit Ue Haatiousn Hhusp. where we perform all tberariwus ap? ration on th Teeth to the satLafactiua of ail tboss that n:iy dt-sire our services. Py permission we refer t j the f.ti jwin.; name?: liiebmoua: SI, Bum, J. J. Pax.T, II D. Ntw Vork. Jrnc E. P. Bujuo. M. T . t. Mit attt, Esj A. A. ItKlJtw , M. 1. Z' OSi.-e bur, from 'Jo'eiock, A. M.f tj a I'. M. 3d 1oiiU 3i, ltij. J( b i re-H iSei a n w sru ttautitul a? rtDtont -f La lie's GitJ. Mis? ani ChUJrctw (is ! r;. H.Kts, liuikiii, Sl!j-j---r, S-iu.iaU. uf C itvraaaufafHore. and f .r i- at N ... 10. .Main stiwt. " WRitlT J- MOFFITT. 3d Mo. Oth, Stij'crior tiroccrie. IV ilO, I.aeuira and .lara Coffee. A!s, fr,'h Yi.anj ltv? .:i, Imvcrial. Oun Fuwder and i'H-k T: bought twt, and R-ftrr&ntcd tm'??. r'-r saI- at Xo. 10 .Mam str.M-e. WKIGili' A MuFFU'f. 3d Mo. 30th, Hjj. Iry 4uoaftr 5Ien :im1 lioys. ONE t.f the Ur-e-t st icks of C'.th. Ca.vi-ier Tweed-!. Italian Cl.vths and Suminw Wear, o; tve descri.tlon. freh fr'im th? K:i-?t, and K-r 5-Ic tt-i loiv as tj lowest, at No. 10 Main street. WRKJHT & MOFfU'T. 8-1 Mo. 30th, 1S55. i arpi-N stiitl XEU" fupr-ly f f": t'ltruitiiiag i-jtts. rpM. Straw M.ittii., ift. A -. I Worsted Curtain, laii-k, IJuiT, ! ia., Marseilles, iuilt.-', Furuitur.j I V Also, t 'ottnn and II'.)fland3, CurtiUn 31ai-ii Prints and Utmitys. i'i 10 Main stn-et. 3d Me. 30, '55. jase tali. bef.rj buying, at N.,. w uitiiiT si iur d- irr. SoUliers Attention! B 0 UXTY LA XBS OBTA IS ED! BY a laitj art of Corirea, mj-raTei! Marcli 3, IfaiJ. each SoKIier, Musician or TiMmsicr, or his wi;or or u:iutr chiitiren, w ho ha served FuL'KTKKN DAYS, in a::y of the Wars in which the 1'iiitcd Sliitc li.i lee;; e:iga.re-l. since 1- 1 inclusive is entitle ! tohioacrvs uf i-ii-.ti. ii ivitigan arrangement with tutt ti,iinguiilit J Law Him of iiltr J Brown, in 'a3hinton City, who give ilieir exclusive alter.t.on tt olituiiiiiiif i!.ui;!y Lau-Ss aiiii 1'ctiSi ou 1 ft-i asaurei it will he to the intert-t t.f ail ib'e whu wnnt their Ijiiitl nt an early dnte, to give m a call. No charge un !eas the land or pension is. ofaine l. Letter wiil rtreive j'rnrr;i-t a:teut:an. AtMrcM.podt pai l. W JLLIAM V. UK N TUX, Jlichmon.l. 'mlinna. T-Office in the Wiggins Building, opposite State Bank, Main street. j Uareh30, 1855. 5tt EiilSri'oitlfi'U'S 4 BEAUTIFUL stock of Ct raiuun and French Workel a Collars, Undmieures and ChomizetU: i obbins. Cott.jn, Thread, Imitation. Maltese. Swiss an i J:u -c.nt'tt I.aeoi, E-liiigs. and Insertiugs. I he Ladies are invited to call at Xo. 10 JUin street. VV EIGHT i MOFi'ITT. 31 Mo. 30, 1S55. Valuable Saw Mill Property for Sal- ' I fih undersi-2 ;neu otrer to sell their Saw Mul vmpertT 1 sttuated 3' miles southeast of Hi--hin-'nl, avne couutj, Indiana, on the Kiehuioii 1 and li.iston turnpike, at the falls of Klkhorn. Tha Suvr Mill is in k-miJ ruuninij order and capalde of sawing from 2)u0 U: 3t)iH( feet of lumber per day, and timU-r ( f the best quality, suh as poplar, oak. wainut, 4e., in the immedtaW vieimty in ubuudanee. and ready sale at hicum.m i for all kinds of lumber. This seat puie'sea superior advantages over many uther-t, having a fnli of 2S feet, and lvic in a neighborhood of one ot the herd farming districts in tho i unty ould offer rare indueeinpnu for the r .-; tion of a Hourin Mill, in which ther-j would 1,9 very litflit competition. Together with the above, there are 45 aeres of excellent land, two iod dvvellins, a bir-.i and commodious barn, a voung bearing orchard, of well aleeted fruii, a larfe lime kiln, with an inexhaustible t quantity of stone. Those wishing to buy will do well i so call an t view tne premises, aa lurtner reeoruuieiula tion is unneeessary. F further particulars apply to .lOSKl'H KKNYVCiUTHY. on th? pr .io"'. or Wm. .x J. J - Krn'(ihtiiy, March 16. lsoo. ?i mila north of liielunon l . Bounty X.nc3Ls T Mil. unders'gned hereby notilies those uncoined ; Brown, i Land and Tension Agents of Washing on City, the neressary forms for u.aUing application for IiOUN i'V j LAA I), donated by an act of t'ongress vntiiled An Act in ad.htion to certain acts granting bounty land to certain olficers and soldiers who have been engaged , in the military service of tha United States," passed ' March 3, lsoo. This late act gives ISO acres of Lind I to all olhcerj, soldiers or their widows or minor chil- j dren. Wagon Masters Teamsters. eVc, who have j served loui teen days in any of the Wars of the L'nited j States since IT'jd. All applications made throogh me, will be attended to by said Miiler & Brown, Attorney, t at the Pension OiEte, Washicclou City ' j juii. nxi.Ev. i Richmond, March 29, 1555. lo tf 1 n a GROSS KSSEXCES in store an I for win hy JUU L. H. Mc(H'I.LUtGIL March 15, 1855. No. 47 Main street. CHARLES a. CLARK. w. H. CLa LAItK aV BUOTIICIC, MERCHANT TAILOR S TI AVE just received the Spring style of Cloths, Cassima--; U'll Vcatin-.ra. whirh fiisr will si-, a 1 s 11 F-a c 1 11 caa t .1 or.itr at the c lira peat rAtt-a. latest tic3, auJ iu ach a manShirts. Collars Cravats, Socks, Sasoenders, J!-e-, sways ; on band. Richmond. March 30, 13,55. 15-if t . . I New Spring Goods! w "RirjHT A MOFFITT are noi rcCtivir.g from the K -astern citie a larire stock of Nc- Surtnc anJ Suiumer (ioo-is, embracing' i.erhs as itrt--t a Tarietr a i to 'e lund in tne market, ao i st?:ectel with ht.uuj care, with reference tf the best styles, nai the improving Uemiid for tHHI itO')Ds. We woulj wgift th we h.ire fewtHK!coow, aii.l pledge ourseiTe to sell the suic qudiit of articles as low as they can he bought iu the city. 5fia:Ui promts and quick pay" is the motto. Call an i st-e us at So. 10 .Vain street. Richmond. WRlviilT A MOFFITT. Richmond, 3.1 month, 30, 155. 15-tf B. r. buowx. c. a. erowx. BUOWX & Bi,()H., ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Orfxce North-we-t corner- of Th'ud ani Ma a, entrance on Third, near Main s-trevt. (. iiicinnali. O. February 0, lro-3. S-tf OHIU SCALE WOKS.!. RIGDOX, RYLAXD & CO., .INo. 0 Columbia ttreet, b.'tvreen Mainand Walnut, Ciiicinuati. Wt are now manutacturaij; Kailroad i e pot. Hay, Stock or CoaI Kloor anJ Platform 'Scales cf ai. siz?s; also. Orugsiiat and Bank S ales, t'rass and Iron lieanu. Cciu.ter Scaled, &c. which we wirrant of'supor s r work 'tranship ani niato rials. Wa would call particular attention to cur Iri Lever Hay and Slock Scales. AU cotnmunicatio on ations prompTTy attended to. March 14, lJi. H tf ('ALL Oi I.EFCVUE & r'DK8H'OOD, w, at the City Stove Store, if yoa w :.t S-.oves, T.nTue, Si-onting or any thing els done chesp, aa 1 -rarraDte 1 1- te gortj or no pay. October 50, 15L 44 tf 5-) boxes e:tv brands S h 1 ' ani I'I bv 12 Oia?s, for a!e bv ' L. U. M - I'LL' l"'r!I. March 13, 1 S3 5. ' Fx ST Main street. THE undTignvT-d take jrr?t pliiasur in ia'-orro isg thir tianiMons LqintBre ic i The phhc cen?rl!,r thit l!iy hare jti5t recfrtv!. in th T?r-h bitiliiing, a Urge tK-k cf CKvh.o, coarstrng of every rar iety of seisoaiMe Ked-Iale ClottiiutrCloths, Cavaircres, Vesting and Gr. i.eisiJia's J"tiir3iaTiiag Goo4. all of which will W a-t l.vc a ca ie soil by any bou$ werst of t be Mouatakn- rareaSav are respcffuUy ifivitei to call ani ei'i.f t'ncix stork b:or par-Kiin ?!j?whrO Harkj eflyi Jons H- ScrT, we ar rparai to cui and our customer ia a t. - utp3i?4 by any CloUt-icg otabuslijaiit hie or e!-?-u a. McCvixouGa x ro RichsonJ, Ncvv'r l .- Cfl-tf j. . rwiA.it, fr, t. be YtjIi JULIAN -fc BEXTO.X, Richmouil Indiaitsu in the Wirrma Bail dial March 184. e" 2-.f afV I I-S.t-ar-l. Luiseel. Castar. "r-enB CrnJe rish. Tlive. stachice. Cod Liver an-l tfc-r Vn's. f..r sale tj the fearrea or awU.-c. v j Seh mo nth. Ii. . , , 39-tr . Wrtsite Fish and f ackrrtl. for 'ace. Halter ficpes. Sic, for sale by K. M- COOK ic SON. JuIt 3, 1S4 21 tf

Extraortl'marv Disciosure!

ftiua a.tmittJ fact laat U:e alHc-J arcjB.ut be whippi or the .-cr.; :-r way st it. we ar hai-E y t txy lti: As f-u-,?iy ro'.v. , : .s B i F&BCJT Aa caej &s i!te c?Aftpesr, i Ad a-i-J Uie r A&d nest m th- acatsr. We can froe i-p a test At prices o low. An J awsortnsent jrreat. t'cur(s) i we can show, iy say st-jck la Ih Sxt? . Is tiK tii4L Dov-a-dftys 1 true wtut lie sajs. E vst Mrst. tTell, we wit! say to oar friends cuacrs, aaJ al coftcemetl. we feel prat ful for j.t vatrotg?, an 4 L . ? j-jr Irni attention t customer, tj merit a cor.t;ru.i::c f Us f same. Oxix tocc is fjiiit? as Ufjfr? ai uiu!. W taught cur goH in New Tork bJ PhiJa U-lj-hia, at mf low itvV. aziti are siLsfie J with siuaii jrroau. is Uia-n New Vor retail price. LHir stuck of XiadLies' G-oocS3 f li large. mbrac:nr a preat rnety of ty!?. quality aari f-rice. i'lain at. 4 !i fared Mack SiU. a l?r stocS an1 arnor qujuitjr, I'laid, nr;p4 and pia;a fa.tcy a; I .it i. !- rajea, Chan. el. IteHcici, Mesicuna. Orieai:.. Ic ritra. Lanes. Bnlijir.ti ne, G-t h.iaa. i'r.Dtji t'r.tpe, Broc!ii, ifrae. 5U anJ Tsuara !; Jc aa an 1 lice lUa:, X rsrr evci. C!ienis&t. I-are aaJ FIohlc;!;?; Cap liodi.-; Ssvis. In.Ha, Book", U-?-irtet and Btrre-i 31 iii Muslins ar ! Jaconet; Kiobons. Trimmin Silk Lace au Friugei, VciU an 1 dotted Stlk Net. HOSIERY.' Avery Mrjw stock of HjjeacJ half Hose, from C -4c up to Toe. We keep tho best ta::j- krt m ihis u-.;ire. -ui the cheapest cotton. Lisle thread, S U, Linen, Kid and hid finished Gloves, fromee np to Toe, cotton, merino and silk L'nder satrts and Ladies' Vests, ! Koimets. A !arje assortment of the "latent styles" of Botntti , IUu : Misr uul chthirenN Fiji?, .and iniaiit's fancy Hals. Citn and Panaxua. Mexican, .M i ariu, Le shorn, liutU;..i Brahl, raim-leaf, 6i:t anJ ut-w siyle suft Far an 1 K.ncy ' Huts. jr'ENTLl-:,VIKN t'J.01ff. A line as-irttei.t tf Cloths, r Aticy ;.d iilack r'rtL:-h Caimerrs and rMesiciRs, f lashmerett. aunet. Linen ;m.i Naaktvn 4At.t tnff; ttt- n t ade, Caititicieens, l'rotm cLoth, Cot Liucutf. a-it, Marstilus aad Velvet Vsun. "Wide enrtam Linen and Oi i "fifiude. bleached and !-r -n Shirting. Sheetii: and pil.-iw c.iie Itilii., doniesttc and French .l.u chains. Funnels, u!t:te Cuaterpan?a and a uul : Coverlets, rcainlcii Kas, Cirti., (a Urgd U-;.' I'm rella. raraaois. Looking ftiassrs, Cnrnet Burs, Sati-he.-. Wind.i. I'anrr, Cuttou arn, turpct and Caveriet Warp, Wicaiug. Twine, Caiton Cording, &c. tf iui t forget the Pet Lai ib . an! atr;j-e.! Balis, So w Jluin street, Hit"hin;ni!, IniUan.i. SCOTT i.t lHAWF.niP. March 30. Ic55. j tf 'i la v n 11 K IS V A 11 If . ELLIOTT CO ALE, 2 K commenced a Lumber Yard or. FratAlia street, g 3 nortli of Main, w here they aire prepared to furnish the p.i ;ic with alnioat ewry kin ! of Lum' er fur buiithn pur-post-s. Their facilities for obtaining stock w ill enaHlethem i to keep up their assortment, and hil l iiis of almost ny s.ie. They respectftiUj solicit tiie patron a jaCc of the pmdi; as they are determined tn eil as iow a any other establish inent, and at Cincinnati prices, 6th month, 16, L54. - 2ti-tf i VoungS I: v !. Il.I. tte ready at all times to deliver Flourto order, to pether with all kinds of I'r isiuiis, tiroceries. Ac.. XV free of charge. Kxiress liauliue flone to or ier on short notice. AU orders left at Young's l'ro ioi.;i llouse, for Flour an l l'rovisions, will receive pron.pt attention. Thiitul for tlie lii-eral j-atronae liereti.fore received, he hopes l y strict attention and untirim: eut-ruy to make it piea:int and proiitaMe to all who may favor linn with a call for flour or provisions. The hiffhest cusli prices paid at all times for every description of produce. t. x. vorxo. March 10. Irji. 12-tf Lard Oil and Candles. HK su'oscnbers havin- eoiiipiei(.d tbe.r arrangements for m4im!aeturiiif tiie above Gvicids, are pre- ; T pared to furtiirh tin inerehanls am lnha otan's of' Kithmocd and vicinity with OIL AM) t'AMLKs of i su; prior quality, at prices raninj below thn Cincin- ' nati matket. fersoa in want ot the- hovi g" ,ts ' wi'l find it greatly to thnir advantage to call at t;.i establishment beforo pur. having lsehr;re. 3 'Factory in the old Richmond r'ouudrv liuib.liogs. I HA Y L11.S v MAKCHANT. February 9 lSoii. . s tl '' New Jewelry Store. t.ti Jersined respocti all y in'orms his friends the public that he has opened a new Jewelr at Ao. 7G Main street, opuojit si Stair Hall, Store w hero he is ready to repair 'locks, VV atchos. Jewelry, , on short notice. Al-i F.ngravin done to order. He sln has on hsnd a fino a-,ortrnent of Jewelrv, i Watches, t'haiu, Breastp.ins, i which he will sell at the l.x f solicits a share of the public's tar drops, rtin, tc , ctr"iS!,'ii;.'-i, Ho patron- a--e S. V. KSI KIX. 1 8-Sm February 9,1R5. Columbia Clothing Mart. SAMUEL BELLIS. Manufacturer of and Dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, ' Vestinys, Trimmings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Gcods Generally, niciiivtour), X3xr3r. J would call the attention of my numerous customers and the puMic generally to my new and well selected stock of j Seasonable Goods and Clotting, for men and hoys wear, and are reaJy at all times to make -; to or.Ier, or sell rea ly uia-le work, and siiait be happy.to , show my eootls, and will endeavor to please all who u.ay call ujion me ut the j Old Established Clothing House, . '' opposite the Citizens Brink. j Cheap I'lain and Fancy J Silk, Linen, n;ngh.ioi and Cottoa rocket atoi Xeck H'd'kfs. Cravats. Shirts, Collar. Stocks, Drawers. Hickory an ! i'beck tihirts. Overalls, Inilia rubber Clotbinir. VmhreUas, ' ' i'orte monais. Pocket t'omlis, oxc., otc., and indeed every- i thing in the Oents Furnishing line, llcenf article Sold at the lowest prices for ca$k! t . . j !iti?e kiiowiuj inemseivcs in-ie'iei eitrir ry note i r bonk account, are rsueste.!, without further notice to call an'' outtuiling deow must be cyiiecteda KtcnmonA, At nl 5, 16 3m Dissolution of ';i tiiei'.Siii: rm ..... . i - , , . , rj'Jfc. copartnersh.D heretofore known ss Smith,! , ,C1-- " 1 rty'r dl3so";?' by mutual con- . i f reniamir.g partner. SMITH. SiiUTE & CO. The business of the firm will henceforth l-e carried ! on by r. C Shute and Job Brown, who will at I1 ' times pay fair trices for all kin Is of timber fit for j lumber, and the hihost price for sound white corn for , hominy, and will manufacture Lumber. Lath and Hominy, aa heretofore, at lair prices, at their Steam : Saw Mill, near the Railroad Depot. We are thanlttul for past patronage, and hope to merit a continuance of it. but ivj must kindly solicit j those indobted lo us te pay us all or a part cf thjir j dues, that we may carry on our Lu iness wiili energy . R (' SHU IK, JOB BROWN. Richmond, April, 1555. 17-Ct MOTIONS ASD ro.FEcno.'$. M. C. LEWIS k CO., j 4 HE now receiving their pria supply of new and j -Afresh Goods, consisting ot a ereat variety of NO- f riO.NS. TOYS, VOXVEt TiO.SS KRCiTS, XVTS, ! PLRKL'-'vIr'.R Y, &c. which they otfer for sale at whole- ! ale or retail, on such terms ss will suit customers. ' They have al.o established in connection a LiAKK!tY, and are. prepared to furnish to orier everything In that lin?. at wholesale sad r. tail, the best of articles, and it ss low terms as thev can te had in the city. Call and e?.amia- cur stock. e bava tha articles or sale, snd rill sa.i to thosa who wish to purchase. 7 7" VN est room of the loan Homa. KichitonJ, April 13, 1?3. 17-lf FOl AT LAST, It the Indiana Steam Agricultural Worts, j Vry hre t een repeateily Ueitd by the formers of Izi&i I I ana., 10 furiiiaia tbeta wtii a -rood Cam m i C h Cruaiier. i : aii-I hiT spent math time mud Korev ia pr-jcarinz a Ia . 1 chine that tvtuM rive siusfaciioD, an i uiiul reestly we ' . hjve fa'i-I lo Hrtirr vrh an oaf. Xo we o)H ay t : th?m tlvat we have jiist raceiTed Piti's r?Ietra:e.I ( ora ? ani Cob M:,I. f r wfeieh we are so!e aze.r.ts f.r In-iiar.a. We are rott ready to awprrty the farmers oa reaaatts .e , tfnxa. This miii di3er fr ts ail other frosi the fste chat the teeth are male of the i est of steel, an I ca re takes : ; out when thrr t-ecrinie null an 1 worn. ac4 jrronnd iy anjr j farmer mini rep:IaceJ wfitreas ia the otiter Corn ao-J Cab Miii the leeth are of cast Lroa. ani when they become worn, j t&ey are unfit forose. until new one are cajt. Tais miU iM .. prtira!ar!y ala-ted to rrindiEg fee-i f-.;r caStle. feoraes, heep X:- asl reisce corn and cob, Ac., to aoy reejuirei iir.eDes f r the fce-IiCg-of :-ck. It grind Tcry fast, mud requires i jwer to do tit mm mmoni t of work, t&ac any miii eiT-re-i t9 tbe pal?f:c. Iia fecaliar coiustmction ; X ea it the 1 an tape of Jiimr tta.my mr tjw torn i t i ; a dei,iera.tu2a ceTer before a.tt.xiriei ia any other miii. It ii .LEupIe in iij cocstrecUon, durable asd easily kepc nx . ' ai4r wH nr m i from 10 to 25 tai hour, accorasx : to the power april. It is v exy portai te, mz,d easiiy ada.ped to horT sta., or water power, weisrhiEg ojily two hundred ? xnft fifty j our: is. It;qurnfs a apeef of from to lt. : rcroTrir r -pvr nmd. Weltre fiaei tffione ha cor estb- ' jiaa.c-.gru azxd run is hy steam power. We shall he p!ete-! tu sh-jw n tj mus ec wtio jaajr caU en us, ajs.'.i then t&ty I ee see Ct tfaauae; e tiotat A Is Jut tlie mif l tJfei we re- " c e,.-'-im1 it te.- ff ttwe atMio.ciimewfti -st be, j ti.e I'.rtcrsto.bc eccr.ocuica.1 iafm&, aaeveryUuBrhe ; ; caa al at a irood roand price, ari.t ccic of thes n..'eid it te.- t fHw rMioCi)ffir-4iB M beeosoes rmi-m miits votatl s it a pay far itself where th fjtrxi.tr has xaach fali:.z , . - -1 . .. I . . , 1, , f Call and see. axd be convinced.

EIAiLD, SXXZX BUSK. 3 Eiciiaond. Jane 8, 1654 Pai. asj t ar tf j DR. THOMAS CTJSCADEN, IisBMpiklr a'kfMtlan seal Sarreoo, . .. JSyKavir? l.-ieated perrnajnatly in Rirhnsorfl. wT.l Ve f end at his cEee at ail ht.ar c ie- t wt cs fofeaois- i aKy eegs-sred. OSes Jo. Main street, np stairs. ! JaEnarv 1 1, l!-55. 4 ly j

in:, mouses INVIGORATING CORDIAL. A Paenomeo ia ?IftliciB! Ut alth litstured tmd lift Lttujthentdly Mortf' Invifforatinj Eiirir. j I T il! replace waskneaa vit a alrengnttt. inrspae-' ity with vriictecry, irregaW.ty wita unifera aod cturl acUvitr, acd thia uot oalr runout hasard ei j rr-.ioa, bat wr its a happy e-tfect oa t'.A general organizjtioa. tiesr in mind that ail miladies, w hex ever they begin, finish with th aervou syle-o, and tkat ! the c&ry iizatioB of the aerrt of mm Lon nd serlsstton ; is r Sy.Ksl death Bear in mind tfi, (hit fr erry ' k:r j c ! nervous disease, the f .Uix t'oriialia tao only ' rel.able prparatire known. " l ure of .Nervous 1 ic asr..

y rr.e.i and a!;nost tniraculous chaC3 which it occa- ; :. i in the dli-eascr, ce ii-tstrd aud tttered nee- j us tystom, whetVer broken rfoari! bv pvefrss. we 1 ; by ctur, or iTii-stred ty siolicess the urjtrttn g an ii tt.xaed ci jai.i..a :on s st .-n. e bract j. re-rirtned au It tip. i !.e n.rr.ul sadthvsua! s.cJornsot ' vr"! i reus uisvlseviBliU t4 -ter undT its tiitluenc is the effect terr,; Liiry: (n the contrary. th ; -rm. aeat, icr tfe t ordtal vroperttes of trie rneaiciae letch tne constituticc ttseli, and restore it to it norm it coniititin. I.os of Memory. C'.Tifuaicn, c-,.u.ess, ru-h v( tkod ti thx k,-aJ. mt'irfiicnoly, se:.iiiy, hysteria. wreu-hedn3as, thaughtt I c'" self rj. tru, t.,-n. NjAr rf inanltv, Jvs:U'riu, ir-ne-tal protra ,. n, n ratbt.tty. nervousness, icabii.tT to s,eep. diseases :i l.ic:.t to miles, decay ef the srwi. i j; iuii-t.vrj, urtui.'ifcanu, viui terrors palpitation o! tr.e heart, iirpi-fncy, r nstipati -a, ete t ; ii whatever cause arising, it is, if there te aut reh n c tj be placed on human testimony, perfectly iu11 ilia A (.rral Mrdirinr for I'riualea. Hi- i.i-jparalieled etfets oi t':ns grest retoratire, in aK complaints incident to females, mark a now era in the tuiuls ol niedu-ine. I houDd of stimulant hav I o.-n invented thonsands of iaviiioraiita cenrected purporliag; to be specified in tiie various, diseases iua dvracgeiueot to which the delicate formation of v ouiv a ren Isr her liable. Evrrf tVuatau of Sc-ne, Win sutlrrs Iro.-n weakness, eerangeusert, nervouice. 'rerrora, pains ia the back, cr an . oth.T disorJor, w i ether pecu tar to her sex, or conm.cuto loth sexwa to jive the Invinorattr.a Cordial a triad. Married IVrtiis Or others will f.nd this i ordi!, after they have uaod a t !- or two, a thotouh regenerator of the avsteai In ail directions are to be found the happy parents c-f beslihy t,lfpr;n. who would not htvd been so but for this ea-iraordmary preparation. And it is equally i ts nt for the niany d:sesog for whirh it is to be recommended 1 iioussiids of yt-i.ni? men have been restored by living it. and "ot in a single instance has it failed to bentfit thf m. IVron of i':i!e Couiplexiou Or c nsumptive habits, are restored by the una of a bo't'o or two, to bloom and vigor, changing the skin f -tu s pale yellow, sickly color, to a beautiful llorid co-.plexicra. To I lie .ni.suidl. i hese are some o( the sad and melancholy effect J pro, laced by early habits of youth, viz Weakness j oi the back and limbs, pains ia the Bead, dimness of - ight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart. ! dyspepsia, nervous n rttabil.ty . deraneiaent of the Liise-uve tunctionsgoneral debility, symptoms of consunil tion. etc. -i, r:ta!;y, the fearful otfects on tha mind are much to be dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression ri' ..pints, earful forebodings, aversion to society, solf-dintrutrt, love of solitude, timidity, ete., etc , are some of the evils produced AU thus atll into J He fore Con tens plat i uk Harriaee! Miould Vfilert ti.&t a MOitiiit fnitiil an.i ti..,lu . rm it,. I n, ot . eeess.rv re inisite to promota connubial bsppt. i .. itt.A.,t 'tb .' .! k 'L: t o. f ires a weary ptiprimsgB tne prospect nouriy iliiLot)4the viituf IK., mird K tknmn F , -Jrt w uritl. -the mind bevorneF shadowed with spair, anJ lilled with the melancholy reflection that in lib j iie3 ui noiiitr cecomes biignie-4 w iin your OW 1. f ( CAUTION. Pr. Morse's Tnvioratint? Cordial has been counterfelted by some unprincipled persons. In futurs, all genuine Cordial will have the proprie tor's fac simile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and i tne following ords tiosn m the tass. j Dr. Morse's Inviqoratirut Cordial, j C. il.'hl.VG, l roprietor. N. Y The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint , lottles price three dollars per bottle, two for fiva dollars, six for twelve dollars. ' C. H KING, Proprietor. j lia Broadwav, New York Sold by J. R. Mfkdi sham.. Richmond, and 'bT rrue; -its throughout the United States, Canada and tha Wetln,ie , ""i'f-i . . Jur.-j I so I. 25-tf itiiii w. FEVER AND AGUE C U E, E nn VITini-t ivniltnir cnrnrin Hit, 1 1 I I lit S ll ILLlliLt. M tl Hit. I.Ob the l'reventati- n an -i Cure if IsTaKMiTTEVT and I liKMiTTEST Fkvkk. 1 Kvt R and A(;t :. i hills and bmittbnt Fkvkk. 1ku:b and Aiit :. hills and i I Kit, Dvua Alii E.til NKRAL LlLBU.lTV, NlliltT SWKATS, ' and ail o'her fonn? ofdiseaiu which have a common ! origin iu Miliaria or .liamr. This subtle atmospheric ! jwison which at certain seasons is- unavoidably inhaled at every breath is the same in character whenever it ex-i-t, North, South, Kast or West, and will every vmereyieoi to tnis newly discovered antidote, which 13 claimed to be the greatest Jtscarery in medicine erer ""i' ,: 1 ms specinc is so harmless that tt may be taken by persons of every ne, sex or condition, and it will not subftitute for one disease other? still worse, as U toe often the re-nit in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, r.ii l other poi-ouous or deleterious drusis. not a particle i f any of w liiuh i. ndioitt.d into this preparation. 1 ft proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary iesti'it.-from the use of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE T6 -MALARIA It will entirely i-rotect any resident nr traveler ctren in the mo-! sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or liilii-ms ilisf ase whatever, or any injury from constantly inhaling Minria or Miasma. It wiil instantly cheek the Ague in persons who have suS'crc-1 f- r any length of time, from one day to twenty y. ar. th i! they need never have anotAer ill, hj eontinuinj its use according t directions. It immedifttely relieve all the diftrestinrj results of l!iliou or Ague diiase., such as general debility, n'Sht sweat-1, etc The patient at once begins t rocorer nppi-tir.- and strength, and eontinas until a permanent and radical cure is effected. ! :,...!.- ..... -;ll 1 ; .i. t-, ., i 4 r r a- "in i-..iii .i rvn:i au,i heuii lima laisHi,., and a U classes. Farmers and all laboring men, by .d..pti,. it as a preventive, wiil be free fron? Ague or Ii OK attaukii in that neasitn of the year whirh, while t . wrs.- f .: bl- i , 1 LI . - !

t it i the most si. klv, is the most valuable one to them. v .,.-s j - - I One or two bottle will answer for ordinary r-aa- soma ! s.. nnt J-raSe resUenre, sltiitid on FiaiiHrast.eel. ! mavrfiurem.ro Vt ;r.r, ; i r..t,ICA'il'!i'Min. T!hwe is of hrtt-S. ! osBa.

and ipanisli. accompany each bottle. I'nee One Dollar. I iberm li -ount ma le to the trade. Trade circulars f- rwar.ind on ar pli -ation. and the article will be conEirnd on liberal terms to re.nsib!e parties in every eetion of the country. " JA?. A. KIIOES, Proprietor, I'r-ividenc, ii. L For .-ale by Medicine d-mter eaceraily. TIM AND STOVE STORE. DANIEL WARD & SON, j H AVINir purchased the Tin and .Stove Store of A. j if. rwatn, and havin-f mad iar?e a-ldition. t the ; fame. are prepared to furnish OOklt TO tr-, cf ! the must approved pattern, and of various sixes, Palok tTtiVKS, UFfii-s and Simp Srovrs, Coal Staves and Grates. Store Pipe of all sires constantly on Land. Stove Trinitnin? of tin and copper sheet iron, copper aiw iia ware oi aa auuisepi on nana or ma 1- u order. u e b-t-nnmed to give this business close altention, and hi pe to be able to meet th- wan! of rommunity. Pun-Lasers are inv;ed to call and examine onr etAM-k t,t!ore pur.-Bair.g. Scop near tha corner of ilain and Mnrioc street. K; -Lmcn I, March I', 15" ljif Depot Heat House. JOHN M. PAXSON, TTII.f. have Fresh f?af for sale st the Warehouse Vr ot Erown & Morrow, near the I 'epot, on Tuesday, Thur!ay and Saturday morning of each week Ha r:, f ecrfu!!y solicits a shire of ablic rr-.tronage. and is grateful for that already rrceived TT M;ats as usual at tha clj stand oa Main street Richmond, April 29. 1S4 lS-tf rorsE FIRMSIIIXG COODS. . i-1 i rt-nch Chics Goid iisod: Do Jo V. hite, plsin ani Cufe-i; White Iron s'ene Ware, oval, fluted sol etisgon; Lustrd i sr.i Tea V.'ar; Britacoia Tea P..ts. CofFe" Pets. Sugars, Cresnas, Ejwjs, Ijd'ps, Lamps, candlesticks, castors; liar. itome Eritasnia T Sets; Fitted Ger. iri.Ter and E.-ritanaia TaVIa and Teasp oos; Do Ladles. Dicnr, Medium aad Dessert Forks American anJ Oglish Tabla cutlery; Kaife Bones sni Table Mats: ra-, ioUs arid oIr Lanvcs; Hal! Li;i aod tsn!crnt; Oral, Octag jn a.idrour.J Wire Covers; t,iiiurs eTerv vanetr. The a'i jve for sale at small adram-e for rash cr sp-' jrfajopapr. oy . ALDR1CH, - i.lMsio street, et. Fourtlt aad fifth, Cincinnati. MayS, 135. - . . 7 : 1 ' -tf nj'IIE -tTcas f every variety are csnslasjlj fir sals tr the aniersigrie!t. Persms wanticz a prM.I article. sh-raM a! wars call at No. 31 Main street, where they can r ia"i,. ...... March 9, ISiJ. GEO. W. BkV.STSPowder, I'oudrr. Trrtat Vest rca!ity f e. as 4 Biastis. Powtereaa always h f-ifirid ty th. kef, canister cr is sia.allsr tpiantitie.. a-t So. 31 34in street. EO. W BA.KSBB. M'anirc, 1 uiinrd lately: fl A A rEKT zx'i 1 inch Poplar 1. archer, for which I OUUU WiU iy the eaab. Apply to

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foarh aanfat!jry aad Rrpsiissry, XoriAeast corner of Maim mnj j rwniii ri, R CHNOND, NlAHA, '? '5Tf' ,Le "rut he fcss CMmsatly r ' tashicMiable SB tV sjfcl ; . rbmintlltn Mck . . , , 1 ... , " . w..tsss. tlaaf. i.t. l urk "e-jfK imJ Tratiimf 4 !. built ot the bet materials, and by lh rat touZZ workmen, uu i t t -.e immeitate auperintadefic .( the j roaricttr. I T Or3e for Carriage, imcor.!, enecuted with d -a!ch. , , I Kiehmond. Oe-emSe-r 15. ISM 6-tf BATES HOUSE, (Wr H i a f liltitatM I DIANA KtLIS, lxn 1. 1). SLOAN, Proprietor. V1TH Id . stem ot taildin. Prr.er. TOM car, enter work ready made, of Ma9.i tJ f,eri S1V4, sj rcr cent 3:k West Front strttt, Cinrinaii, O. . a-r si.irr racToar, rtaxtra Mirt aKtrxata vatu j.' ot .i-J ucr, tx sturiea fci.h lur factory achinerv lor manufacturing r-aaid Isf. S.-h VI nit tan and Panel Shutters. lKxr aad Window KV.Maxtela t-iaie. 1. tasters. MauJdinea. M ,ik.. ' white and rs!K pins Flooring, an 5 planed twaros t.r th inside finish ot liasn o brick hooe. o, ci s is iramed in manner as if ma a. ban !, and superior tj any -ther Fj.-.i ry or haad wock beir throushiy t"-t-J in a Orying Ht ah! niej and ula'a-ed. tVih the advantss;? of our u'r luinbrr yari in f siteo, contasning'seversi a.Tes i ground, and TH feet ef wharf, we are eniMed v. yard, manufacturo and ceil cleap-er than nv ctiol:hn-.e!it in the West. Orders filled lor boarda framing tiral-or and joit of esrery de.rrirt!n. a!st Jiiauufactutd lacking Boxes, I--e i i,,i,u aa4 Miower ljai;. cV-tintry merchants will i'nd it to then interest t keep our at ticlss for al. 1'is. onot to dJ. era Terms cash. KANSAS AN!) NFI .K a I tiU Al.tK OTTAijKS, containing two or more rooms, tthtra (is k ; ut up or taken down ia a few hours A aaxipto cia be seen at rur Factory. Our bill ia fiom 10 to i-J per cent, b low Leuijivlie prices t r Out bill of pri-ea can l seen at this orTic. March 15, l-v5. - r.tjiuv rHHK stttvscriVer lias ji: . i: it iks. -it reie.1 a larje ana ca&a..i assomuent of tiroeenes, wh-.cfa he ts i,retre-l iw ail ; low as at any other pUce u this citjr. His :.'- cjuus , in part of Su.cr, t'ofee. Molasses, trnp, Tea. Chocolate, Cocoa. Kice. Kaisms, Toinacco, Cisrars, Moo.Un, WiUoa : and t lata tt ar, together ith almost every arucls esaMly ' foun.l in sucb establishment. Persons wishtrif arty tiai&t , iu Ins line, will k.i 11 to call lajiuo hllu (efore loolica ; elsca here, as be is determined not to he iuoi.T.ui,l in iba j market. , UKt. W. B.VHNKS. March 9, l.-io. o 31 Mam strass. Doors Door l'ritits, Mttlit Ac 'BHF undersigned is prepared ti make to order, an tat shortest notice, all kitols of Doors, Iioor and Wlnr-, -Frames, Sash of alt kinds, and tn fart all kinds of Carpter vork. oa as fair tcnul aa any shop in tha place, sad n a style of workmanship unsurpassed. He may t- fooaif as tns sbop on gouta Htxth strert, iier )raans wistueg any thini: in Ins line are reueste.l to call. $ 'f Materials fornislied and buildinfs pot up an fait terms. All kinds of lumber taken in exchao? for vork THOMAS U. THOMPSON KicUaaoaiil, Marcb 7, lPiS. K-Cia lUUO V r,vt "-tM K,,Tf,,uMarch 5. OFO. W BattN E. ?ti;nr Onred llam. LlOn of l"t I'11" BOW on hand and fbr sal " "' " ... ..u... c DriesJ I'caclif. 1 'I'HK l est quality of Tennessee Peaches cnnswasittjr aa haad at Xo. ai Main street. I I n IV I iy 1 srrtniOIt article or Klo C.ltea sau always bsfcaad at wholesale or retail at No. 31 Main street. March , lc. tKO. W. BARNKi. , "rit C'iiitin. 1 M t all colors, and of the best quality, now en hand sad 7 I sals I f CiilO. W. llAKNEj l laxsfc.l fo Loan. 1IAVK a very choice articls of clean Flaxseed ta luaa out to farmers this Slrin. on as foe 1 teruis as it caa had at any other place. Farmers wishing Ut sow flax this i Sl:"jn' u uuJ ' ' their interest to call upon me ' . O.- W. B ARSES. ! March 9, Ir.1i. 11 ! To our Patrons. I 4 T the solii-ttanon ot numerous citiaeus, so barsma, i mcluJed tocontinuo the Auction and Comtnissioa j nusiness, at the rdd stand, Sl.n Houw. We will pay ! liberal enaii advau.es n euosigtiuenU for auction or pe. ! vate sai AI1 kind. of out-door sales attended tom i PBP. E Kojjular sales Saturday nftonxrfin and evening-. FAKt)l HA.R & AU-VOLD. 'or. 30, 1854. 4!t-tf CITY GROCERY STORE! E. M. COOK & SON, , ,rOL LIJ respsM-tfully inform their friends sad las ! " public that thev have enlarged site refitted their room, and filled it with a fine assortment of Freak I'umil y Groceries and 1'roviMOII, which the, j will sell ss low s simitar articles can he had in this ; market, 'iliankfol for the past liberal patronage ha. j stowed upon thr-ra, they respectfully scrlicit a cootia. ! uance of the same. j July 2 1H54 I . 1. 31.1 111 .'l'i:iC A .T1A It'l l. , Manufacturers of Superior Butcher and Shot Knives, RICHMOND, I XI)., KFFPan assortment of their superior Itu teller and Shos Knives for sale, wholesale or retail, at tha llarl. warcStore nf J. 15. Straw-bridge, Main street. Mr-ch-inta andothers ere inrited all and xaiiiine thma. i-tf" Ail orders addrcssod to I. N. Marian wiil k promptly attended to. , Kichmoo l, ivembir 24, liil. 49-tt 'I ROCXRII.S A fro ah uuyyly ufKamtiy (iiocwric E. M. .OOK. No. 7 Main street Private Residence far Sale. i"ai ..... w , - ,,,,., .rfea.,a-.te.aid .1: I- -old o., fa terme.wUe mar I .and the prnpsrtr sHs.mi ap(lirstxn to W. h. ALiIlLKM AS. I iehmos,. an. If ,VSJ. ml j ' - 1 " - .TIA.'S V .11.12 IHMM1S, Corner of Main and Front its., Richmoul, r"IIE subscriber hai ine made arransements with W. J C . Oavi A Co., of Cin-innati, to I keep eon'ant!y on band r isk's Patent Air-Tight METALLIC BURIAL CASES, Which are the ereatt inventkm of the aa for ti i ae-t, would -all the attention of the public lo their satisfy i icrity ver the eommoo wooden coffin now in na?, f all I ean of the year,f .r vantt parpofs, transportalsoaV . . beauty, style ot ntiish and durability. They are nonrait ;l, aud whtr-verthev have r.e-.-n jntm.-Ju''fi it hai beta to thn t'rtal es-'-lu'ton .f alt other rt,fHri. I r.tw bar aa asortD-,er,t ea band, friikrh can he saen try sailing at mf Warc-rin?. in a-1 lition, I shall keep on hand 3 kind and tires nf radr made WOOD EX C O FFIXS, 5aT5Bfsturl rf th1et mafrials, aad made Vr ti bt norkiit-nt ia Uie eity. I am fjrepared to attend faaerals with a fashionable or plain IIEAItSE, a.-.i o7 tertni shall be as ! w a; any shnp, tm mmilar vrvkr-e". TUOilA.S iUSOH. Richmond, XoveraWr IT, RAILROAD OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE. WJi. F. SI'I.M-VOat y fui far jrast patrocare, resj-ctfalir aV inforacs tjac tiafjlte tiiat ae has snail Li-M considerable a-jfiit-.or-s to bis formtr stock of llurses. Car . nars, Hii ?-ys, Arc. r i t. niw prpare-l to acmaoiaSS tn his luie to tha entire s:sfactiB of castomers. $TjT He wiil seal travellmrs aod tsers to any part '.f f eoaotrs- tha saay h 4wwi with cuiolurtabia veaucSas, .- food horses art i r r fal Jrivvrs. S Has sriU call ia amy part ot th eltr j railroad is:ifcrs.aiMS tak. them froai U. 1Vjj to J" residences or e!eher. T si"-J. Ord-Tt ss tha staMe, west ccl at Jtaan straKt, sriU ta fross;.-.: as. TT7 y jwsasft aoeaMest ts snaiseM as sasasa eharzes, h rerctfailj requests a c ,ulifiuarce,r pasronafav CiraM ?s-l. - . i TnOfE lot Wflersr ti Timothy Seed fast tt .-ftaavafuc-Mlsai Ne. 3i Maun. street. GEO. W. I. . ta-rcvit- . - -,t.atmJ: LEI CVHK & PDEKWKIO. ,; ATISO tiais day Ajapsst I!at ) entered Itita a II reraMw k tne fiarrwse os nar&4is- aata rm Sraaa ar.d Tm ware SBaowfaetwrtri Rm,, .,.s f .a ar, BBaaafaerttrtri t esta'i -- anent. tH repfuJiy aa a lihevai saar of atronswBoth hi aractrcai warkmea, we ar natty at all tsas 11 all orter with proswptnesw . and wrraavt wnr asra as tk thoresniasa at the ayne coaiaty t aar. Jtasp asssr the UaElrr. gton Hsase. . .w.s LEtETlaZ ISWJm Frclitroo.t. Oenr K, tM. 7Toban a a tid friar. ' " - TtlE tea ia tlx escy. caa always ts swoaat. avast ! uu.ii'9. 31 Xavia nt., Cail aa -y. March laii 0F. W. Btt