Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 38, 6 September 1855 — Page 4

From tbe Jiorlbern Farmer.

Tilt NEW CHINESE POTATO: OB DIOSCOREA JAPOMCA. Our readers have, perhaps, heard of the nronosed new substitute for the favorite and In ad-' substantial esculent, the Irish potato. dition to the names above given, it has been called by some the Japanese Yam. and the j Chinese Igname. A. we have red the ac-! counU which European paters, agricultural: w.wf .trinA ,r mi.l h. - m a . . ..' , i . e i : reverted to me eany insiory oi me common ,o, tK..,J .- nd w would' suk the question whether, like its progenitor, ! the introduction of the new comer will be op-1 posed lor some two nunurea year: .ayccially, will the Epicurean Frenchman, who j dines so daintily on fried and stewed and ! toasted unmentionables, require the horrors j of a threatened famine to drive him to the j - 1 1 1 L' - tato, as it did the cauii ui j ' South American? We have lately seen that certain French savens have discovered by annlvia. some iniurious Droorieties in the comnion potato, and that they ascribe the physi- j cal degeneraracy of modern turope to me i eatirirrof this vegetable. "Physical degen-j eracy!" What nation is more hearty and j rug; 'ed than that which is mot devotedly fond of ti e potato? Aye! The Jrrenchmau liken rood livin", and a variety; and he is! alttiiily trying to smooth his way, scientincai i ly, to the enrollment of this new veget iciuie i ju his bill of fare. We would like to ku OU lilS Ulil OI lare. wi e wijuiu lisc iu a itun , r .. A 1 also, whether the Irish population will relish , this foreimer? Will it it as well on their! stomachs as the old-fashioned root does, on j whioh the very image of St. I'atiick seems i inscribed? Will they uot say It smacks of frogs aud rats and mice and Will it, like our acquaintance heathen idols? bake and boil and stew and fry; will it help to make bread j and even yeast and starch and cheese and pickles? And, not the least irn-j portant, can any of its properties be perverted j into intoxicating liquor? That must be a great acquisition, indeed, which can supplant ' the common potato, or even come in competi- j tion with it. j 1 . Let us proceed to gather tip the princi-1 pal facts in the history of the famous Diosco- j iea. It is a native of Japan and has been t long cultivated there and the North of China, j in trriat quantities, and forms the common food of all class s, during the entire year. It j was first introduced into Fiance in the year j 131'J, by M. Montigny, French Consul at Shanghic. It was presented to him by a mis- j sioiiary. It was then sent to the Jardin des ' J'lanin, for experimental cultivation, but as it1 did not flower, it remained untouched until the year 1853, when M. Montigny returned; to France. Surprised to find this valuable ariclo as yet comparatively unknown, he began at once to enlist in its behalf the attenticn of, II. l'alliet, a zealous horticulturist, who prop- j coaled 850.OOO plants the first year. In' J urie last, ha sent a pack age. of roots to the, great horticultural exhibition in Paris, and , gained the "award for the introduction of the j most useful plant," and received besides from ; the "Jlinistrie do Agriculture," a present of j 3,tM'0 francs. "Some of the roots weighing! two and a half pounds each, were presented j to his Maiestv the Luiperor. by whom and Lis Court they were eaten, and pronounced j excellent: after which M. l'alliet received an order for 40,000 plants to be distributed ! Iliioughout France." Mr. J. Henderson soon j aKer introduced it to cultivators iu f.ngland; and we learn, it is now for sale in small quantities by Mr. D. Ball, of New York city. F9 2. A lew words as to its qualities and meits. In growth aud outward appearances it reiembles the sweet potato, but it excels that in hardiness and keepiug qualities. It is in fact a yam. It is finer grained, and more nu- ( trici us than the common potato. The roots ' are white, and iu the interior they contain no ' apparent fiber; and when well cooked, they 1 are so tender as to form a paste like the finest ' wheat flour. They possess another quality, ! which housewives highly prize, viz: that of, cooking rapidly. An average-sized Dioscorea will boil in fifteen minutes, while the common I potato requires from twenty-five to forty min-; utes. This saving in time and fuel is no small consideration. It may also be preserved long- j er; it has been kept in cellars a whole year, ; without any starting of shoots or loss of , weight. It sufTers neither from heat nor cold; if left in the ground all winter, it comes out fresh and sound iu the spring, and is fit for eating and planting. ' 3. In conclusiou let us add something re-: spocting the cultivation of the Chinese pota- J to. The ordinary mode practiced in China is ! the following: "The earth is formed into ridges, when small tubers or portions of large; ones are planted on the top, at about three feet apart. After the plants have attained a luue strengwi me snoois are spreaa over me ..ia-r o. oo" " - . leaf end. six or eight m;hes trom each other, j (care being taken to cover the joints so pegged down, with a portion of earth.) when j they soon strike root and throw out tubers. ! y this means immense quantities of roots, I of the size of kidney -potatoes, are raised on ' A comparatively small piece of ground. But to obtain them of large size, small tubers or i portions are planted on ridges at ten inches to one foot apart. The vines may be trained on poles, eight or ten feet high, like beans, or j they may be left to run over the ground. Iu September they will turn yellow, showing the maturity tf the tuber. The root will now be 1 found to weigh a pound and upwards, and may be taken up and stored away for use." From tacts like these, it appears that the Dioscorea possesses the following excellen-; cie: 1. In flavor and nourishing proprieties, it. is superior to the common potato. j 2. It yields a greater product. j 3. It is free from the disease of the com- j nion potato. ! 4. It will grow and flourish on a poorer soil. I 5. It is cultivated with greater ease. 6. It may remain in the ground during: winter without liarm from frost. 7. It may be kept ia cellars without sprout-1 iag, or any other kind of dettajioration, for; a entire year. j Surely, this is enough to say in favor of , any new thing at one time. rVhether these statements which we give from good authority, will prove to be strictly correct, its general culture in this country alone can show. "We hope its propogation will be sufficiently extended this season, to enable us to lay further, and reliable information in regartd to this plant before our readers. Mob Fixk Stock for KKjrrrcsr. Mr. R. A. Alexander, of Bourbon county, Ky., on ship-board returning from England, writes a v.ry interesting letter to the editor of the Ohio lamer, giving an account of his visit to the English herds and the Royal AgricuJ. tural Show. Mr. A. has been the largest importer of Short-Horns ia America. He now adds to his former imporUtionory-tA head f cattle and rWny ux of sheep. The sheep are South-Downs. The largest portion of the cattle are Short-Horns, but among the number are few Alderaeye and Ayrsbiree.

Oat of Debt in Debt Who in doing Well! f

We do Dot counsel farmers to run in debt. ' But it should be understood that one may be out of debt, and yet doin" badly; and that an-' other may be in debt, and yet doing well. t The lamest point in New England farming is. ! the reluctance of farmers to the employment . r ... I - a 1 ft. Z I,. a. w .sf n.tvl tn capita! in uieir uuHnesa. xcncru.u than not have money to improve the farm with. j Let us illustrate. ' i Ten years ago A. and B. bought each of. them a farm, each farm containing about a! -0i riavinrr a litfT tnu lanii i ? -------e 7 considerable that was capable of being made good, but more that must always be poor. The buildings in each case were too old to think of occupying long, tioia gave ine same price; paid down, and had a few hundred dollars to purchase stock and commence operations. A. has hired no help couldn't afford it. He has been diligent with his own hands; has rout ud a threat many fallen rails, out has i r f J ' brought few from tho woods; has mended a great many old walls, but made no new ones; he raised riretty cood crops on the little good land be had, but has made not an acre of good land outoi poor; nas occupied me same uuuu-; ings, but has not much improved them; has lived, by making hi own wants and those of his family very small. He still holds the farm, not improved in value, but clear of debt; and if you were to pass by vou would know It, lorit lias noi airerea mucn. a mis lime ne nas kept a yoKe oi o-ien auu a norse, uul lias l- t ... 1- . . , . .1 I ... ...... I ... I . tiau nuin lur viiciu v uj iimu iiisii ui bu time; and he has paid perhaps two-thirds as much for implements, as if he employed more hands to use them. Could an original be found for this picture? B. begun by hiring two men 8 months in the year. He saw tliat the farm was not good enough to enrich him, perhaps not to snpport him. unless he could make it better. There were lands so lull oi water tnai iney cou u I produce nothing of value till drained. Others, ; with a strong soil, were so full of stones that the labor of working them would equal the value of the crops. There was wanted several hundred rods of wall, from three feet unaer ground to five feet above, for the threefold purpose of stopping the cattle, draining, the soil, and swallowing up as many stones as possible. Other fences must bo removed. Better buildings were necessary. His own hands could not do all these things. The crops, from what little feasible land lie had, would not pay the extra help. What should be done. Perhaps the increased productiveness of h's improved lands would pay the debt, if he should incur one. He ventured. For several years he expended on the farm . more than its iusome. His farming ran him in debt. But now he has a good farm. Broad fields are cleared of stones and thoroughly walled in. What were useless bogs are productive meadows. The whole farm is fenced somewhat above the requirements of law. New and substantial buildings are just com- : pleted. All this has been done by degrees, cautiously, but as fast as he could see the way clear, and now he owns that farm, doubled in value (could sell it to-day for twice as much as A. could his;) and although not quite clear of debt, he owes less than half as nuchas his farm has increased iu value. All this time he has paid larger taxes than A.; has done more to keep business astir in the place; has given away more; has been no sharper in buying; and has spent less time in getting the last cent than a thing he had to sell was worth. Could there be an original found for this picture? If there could be a hundred originals found for both these pictures, and we think there might, then which of the two is doing best, the man who has always kept clear of debt and is clear still, or the one who has always been in debt and is not yet out? The time has been, when farming could be done, in a poor sort of a way, without other capital than that invested in the land. But that time has gone by. We do not mean to say that a man must be rich in order to farm successfully. May that time never be. But in the progress of things, the time has come in this country, as it came in others long ago, when a floating capital, equal to nearly half the value of the land, is almost as necessary as the land itself. In order to reclaim our waste lands, while at the same time we are cropping our fields already good, we must hire labor. The labor niut be paid long in advance of the return to be expected from the improvement. Hence the necessity for capital (borrowed, if it must be) to fill up the interval. Mass. Farmer. The Eiuptioa of Siwubwwa. This was, perhaps, one of the most appalling and extraordinary fatalities that ever befel any community, and tho imagination is horrified at its bare contemplation. No pen is adequate to the task of its description; for y js too feeble to convey fully the overwhelming ternbleness of the catastrophe, It commenced on the 15th of April. 1815. anJ diJ not tutireiy ctase unlil the middIe of Jul f0iiowing. Like "an emerald set in tho .;ir tl.- s,,n,K ti..,;-i.i ; i.,. uriant floral beauty, the fairest of the Molucca or JSpice Islands. The brilliant verdure of a tropical clime, freshened by oft-recurringshow-ers from the clouds that hung in sublime and fantastic forms about its mountain summits, rendered it delightful as Eden. The happy natives, unvexed with toil, gathered from nature's bountiful stores what satisfied their simple appetites, of fruit, or fish, or fowl. Light-hearted and careless as the winds that murmured in their forests, they dreamed not of the horrible doom impending over them. Some time previous to the eruption, strange mutterings were heard within the mountain, and deep sighs, as of a giantess in travail. The lovely island shuddered in conscious dread of its quick-coming destruction, and air and sea moaned and shivered in trembling sympathy. The fatal morn arrived, and the sun, looming up from his ocean bed, looked brightly upon a scence of beauty, soon, alas! to be blotted from his sight. A death-like stillness hung upon the waters. Not a ripple broke along the beach. The fountains ceased to flow, rushing back in affright to the secret sources in mid-eanh. A stifling oppressiveness settled down upon land and sea. Natu: e held her breath. A sob, a groan from the very boom of the rock-ribbed earth, and louder than the mingled roar of a hundred thundtring hurricanes the pent-up wrath of the volcano burst forth. The awful reverberations were distinctly heard a thousand miles off! Instantly, thick, mur ky clouds of smoke, ashes, and cinders obscur ed the sky, and settled down in darkness W I .nnli;- 'KU .k.i v. j 1 -.ppalling and Ungate as tht which cursed , Ejvpt. From centre to circumference, a dis tance of three or four hundred miles in eerr direction, it was darker than the darkest night. Great balls of fire, and horrible lightning; blinding as the unmitigated glare of tropical noon -day, flashed through the gloom, fading! only to leave it mora intensely profound. Showers, nay, floods of cinders and .ashes ponred down, crushing and destroying houses. Tillages, and towns, and submerging whole forests for forty miles around; and kr hundreds of miles, the sea was so covered that hips could, with difficulty, fore their wst

throuirh the floating mass of. pumice ana

scoriae. Six hundred miles away they lay: upon the waters, to the dopth of two feet, or more. Rivers of red-hot lara flowed un-! checked down the mountain sides, burning up the very old woods, annihilating eyery ves- ; tige of life and beauty in their route, and waa-.i v-ii a f la ar ck e L- a a. T -rvii I r V in M. HM l I I I w..FF.uS . " y -j - r- -- utter deviation. Rum and death gathered the eut. re island m thelr cruel embrace, and : out of its twelve thousand inhabuhants only twenty -six escaped! The soul-harrowing par-: tieulara of thftir last agonies no man shall 7 ji i i .i .. write; for Heaven has kindly sealed them up. TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1855. THE undersigned expect to KtnJ in tb er--rl town- ; ships in tne county, to rivth taxes for l5j,oo lb ' following days, v.a: Abington, Afoiorton Monday. Or. 99; S3; 34.21. in; 29; 30; 31; 1; 2. 3; 5; 6,7; 8. 9: Boston. Franklin. Boston, Toesday. " Wed'y. Thursy, " FridaT. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. NsT. Friday. SatMay, " Monday, Tuesday. Wed. " Thursday. Fri. Man.lH. Hillsboro port, Washington, Williamsburg, Economy. Dalton, Harerstown, lmblin, Cambridge, Milton, Jaeksonburr, New liarden, Greene, Perry, IMlton. Jefferson. Jackson. 0 1 wayne. ,eTe" ,' Richmond, Tues.Wed. Thnr" 13.14 15: ! mestly des. red that all who can iii arail themthe opportunity or srttlinjr in ineir respernre ; Townships. Those wbeeani r .Vpossibu'wuliin theV not arerespecrimiy requeue! w r la Centemlle. as soon thereafear specially desired. j HO.lli T.1X. ! ! Superrisors in the Townships aherethere is Road Tax. are ' expected to hare the work done in time. and they should not . fail t me as an the morointc of ear first day's attendanca, j in such Townships, in order to make a general receipt, as far as the work is done, so that the proper credit may be j given to each, before they may call to settle. I Jt.iTES OF T.iX.iTIO.y. ' ov Bit! OIK HCPBS SOLUM. For Ptate purposes proper. -j ' School " assessed y State, ! ' Library " " - ! " Sinking Fund, " " - County purposes, - OK - POLL. ! For State purposes, .... i County " - S" cents. 10 ' 2V 2 " 20 " 50 cents. SO 50 " School " - Library " 2j " Hl'KCLIL .1.XD LOCAL T.1XEH.

Towntiipl. Vptai. R'dtcr. Srkool toujt tat. Ahington, on each ? 100, 10c j Boston, " 2e 5c I Centre, " " 5o 25c and 50c poll. Clay, " " 5e i Iulton. " 5 10c 25c " 50c j Iranklin, ' fc 5c " 5uc ; Grren. " " 5c 10c ! Harrison. " " 5c 10c 25c " 50c " ! Jackson. " " 2c t Jefferson. " " H'e 5c S.'.c " 50c " Neer (iarden, " " 2c 2c 5c " 50c " IVrr.T. " " 5c Waaiiington. " ' 3c 15c ! Wajne, " ' 5c 5c 15c "50c " j Cei.trevillc eorp'n " 25c "25c " CarabridtfC City 5c ; lu:.lin " 2"c Milton " 10c i

WILLIAM W. LYNDE, T. VT. C. CcntreTlIIc, August 1, 1--35. 37-tf cL.MiK'S j Fashionable Clothing Emporium! j WILLlAvI II. CLUCK, RAS just received the Fall styles of Cloths, Cassiineres and Vestinrs, which he will manufacture to order at the cheapest rates, latest stlca, and in such a man tier as shii.l irive entire satisfaction. Shirts. Collars Cravats, Socks, Suspenders, on hand. Richmond, August 30, 155. c-, always 37-tf Iesirarlu Fnnu lor Male. I WILL sell on favorable terms, a small farm taininj; A') acres, sittistoJ about S inil.s north of I m ronRich- i mend. Th improvements consist of a commodious dwelling housu. barn, stable and smoke luiuse, alt new ; and in good repair; a young orchard o( choi. e Ir iit in ; bearing condition; twenty-throe acres rlesrcd andun Jer ; fence, tho balance well tin bered. Tho lnj ia of an '. excellent quality, and has a constant stream of water ' running through it. for further particulars apply to ' the undersigned on tha premises. My post otlice ad- ! areas is White Water, Vayno rou tv, Ind. MIL I ON St ARBCCK. August SO, IS5j. 37-3t I Wi:.1'WOKTII & ISKOTIIEItS, i IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IX j PUT ftCtdBSj JYo. 77 Pearl street, corner of Vine stretl, C l( l JHTI, O. iew Hat Store! ! a: Am EAHXEST would respectfully inform hii friends and the public generally, that he has just purchanedaa entire new stock of fashionable and common Ilftt. which he intends offer in it at his new store room No. 33 Main street, opp.oite the Vot Otlice, on as reasonable terms as can be found in this city, or any other place. The, public generally, and every body else, are respectfully invited to call, examine aud purchase, if pleased. August 30, 1853. 30-tf Farmers, Crush your Corn! And .Make one-half lo your Slock More Good. ' HE above Cat represents Leavitt's Corn Crusher, which A is the best machine of its sixe and price ever offered to the public. The uses to which this Mill is adapted are: Crushing Corn ar.d Cob for stock. Shelling Corn, Grinding Hominy, Meal. ace. It is useless to a-o Into detail of the advantages of this .Will over others, as the number sold here, and the continued demand for the Leavitt Mill, proves lht it is a machine indispensable with the firmer. On hand and for saleby J. K. BOS WELL, Richmond. Ind. Enterprising men are invited to call and examine ths Mill, and hear thetigures on county rights. There is money in it. .Ifr. B. is going to sell the counties for which he is gent, at low fitmres. August 30, lpii. 37-U 4as E.ight Fixtures. THE un lerined would respectfully inform the citi-t-'iis of KichniotkJ. that they are prepared to put up as l'ijies antl other fixtures in stores, dwellings, public halls, cr.ur;-hes. and wherever they may be desired. It is desirable that the pipe. A-e.. be put up as soon as possible. Shop orer I arson's Meat Store. CHARLES COLLIER & CO. Kicbmoml. Ang. 30, 155. ST-3t To Sinking: Fund Borrowers. j ViniERE interest was due and unpnil on the first ; v dnr of July last on Loans fnm the Sinking Fund, ' the lands and lots mortgagi-d in security, will be adverti- : sed about the 25ch of September neit.'to be sold on the '. second Saturday in December nest. The practice of postponing sales by receiving agree- ! meats from borrowers to pay interest on interest due, is ; discontinued. E. DL'.MOX I , Tresidcnt. Office op Siskins Frn. i Indianapolis, Aug. 30, lj5." 37-tf ! Tyler Davidson & Co., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, j S. 140 and 141 Main street, CINCINNATI, WKSTFRN AGENTS 1 OR I Sanderson's Brothers V t'o' I Celebrated Steels, Have now in stock a lri;e aortment, and are prepared to take order for any shape and qual.ty cf i BAR. SHKKr. BLlTi:R AXDGERJUJi STEEDS, Used in the manufacture of Ak.es. Shovels, Reaper, j lloe. Plows, Scrtnea, knives, ie. I August 30, IS55. " 37-u j BtKCIlS j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i HAT HOUSE, I Xo. 144 Walnut street, belote Fourth, CINCINNATI. ! VrE would invite wholesale dealers to examine our stock before purchasing. Everything i : new and of the latest shares and color, and wa are OOUBa " gJ t low prices. We hare now larjew net r.ouse in tne Lnion. Our stock is sed to none. If merchant, will f.ror u. with a call. we will try and make it to Tans advantage to buy of - L. H. BAKt i A CO.. Ang. 3J. 13i5. 14 Walnut treet. below 4th. WILSON HcGREW fc SON, ; miTracrrtni awo ixroititi or WATCUES, Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware, AT WBOLK3ALX AND KETaITL, j SouiA-tceit corner of Jdaim. and Fourth ts.t CWCINNATI, O. ly Clock. W a tc be and Jewelry repaired and warranted. J AuCuat M. IS JT-tf J

To Xhscian and the Public.

QtyptOaa agency direet from the . manufacturer a, we now en band a irgrr assortment of Braces. aporters. Trusses, Ac, thaa has yet been cfferd inthts eitr. Such persons as can not be supplied at the aseacy. can be iu a fe iajr sal the farthe.t,ty ordsr fro- th. abactor, X. B Physicians are respectfully re-Oested to cail and examine our stock. Truss can he iuvl at lie agency it wished. 3T tf Agents Wanted TS eTerTCtuotT in this and tiie adjoining States, to 1 sell C "M. S.txton ir Co's Agrit n. tural books. Our j terms are libera! and oor ar?nts are makin lanre wages. I L. 11. llA,k.E. lndianajXiii. Aeot for M. Saxtun Co., Aug. 3, ISi i.-Sm 152 Fulton at. New York. QIEE CITT SCALE WORKS. WILLIAM HUD DART, -No. 6 Columbia street, between Main d AValnut, Cincinnati. I am now manufacturing Railroad I e- I pot. Bay, tock or Coal Hoor and Platform Scale of all sixes: also. Orutrist and Bank Scales, ISras and Iron Ueams. Counter cale. sc.. which I warrant cf sapertor workmsnship and mate rial. Lever I would call particular attention to my Iron Hiv and Stock Scales. All communications promptly attended to. August lo. E5-tf BAMiOFTHCSTATEOF IXDIAV4. ''HE subri! er to the Capital ?tock oi the Bank of ' the State ( In-iiana, in thj Hranch at Richmond, are hereby notified and recju.red to pay to the Sub-Commissioners heretofore appointed, the first instalment on said btock, r;og two collars on eacn snare suoscrlbed, between the hours ol 9 o'clock, A. M and 6 o'clock, V. M , at the C itizen's Bank, on Wednesday, the i4ih div t,( O. tii!ir. USS, ai;J on Thursday, tile 25th of October. betwetn the hours ol lOo'cIotk A. M. and -2 o'clock P.M., there will be an election at the same pTce for the election ef five Directors on the part of the atockholders of said Branch. J . T. Kl.LIOTT, A. ?.. KO VI HE, C. VAN DUSKN, A I.. OqiORNt, J. 1. DEr'RtKS, Commissioner. August 1 , Z. So tt New Fall and W inter Goods. HXAC "IILKV tV MctII'SOIV. Xo. 11 rarl strert, CISCIXXATI, 1 M 1 ( I It Ml OUTERS anJ tiel?r in American in V oreieo rv Goo.U, are now rectiivii.ir their sapptv of new and debiriMe 1 1 :tiitl U'inlpr (ioo:U, i Embracing every variety suitable for tS Western j trade "1 hey respectfully Ucit an evuminaiion of j their stock by W estern nitrchstits visiting this city. j August 1-J, 1 :1)-"Tt j Baltimore Clothiaj Emporium! I ALWAYS UP WITH THE TIMES! j SKKING tho necessity vt tho a of Fiece ; Joo.! to our fr?.ick ot Keaify 31aJv luthi;, nJ j finding oi r reset.t rn.m too small, we i.ave ttti the east t'Oijin ol the vd SIt..n lloust, whi: h is now being ; prepareJ. antl ftUeJ up in a snperb stji., w hcri) we will have the ph'.mirt ot olf'rm to our irinJs and ' the public in general, the most complete as ortmont ol Cloths, Casxiiiier-!, Vt'tin-.T Cum:noii I'aiititluonery. and Ready Made Clothing, ev er ott"rd in this c:ty, together with a, gfiieral aa(rtni-nt of Loot. Shiy?s. Hatd, Caps aud (Ma.M-i turiiiNl.in Good--. J: addi tion. we have secuifd tSe sorvirfs of one ot the best Tailors in Cincinnati, an! w will be j njarcd to do custom work in the inot fashionable an l suh-tani ;al manner. Availing ouraelve ot the best markets, and buying our goods tjxclus.vely for cash, wre can oiler ; inducements rarely met with. Giv- m a rail before purchasirif;. A. M. V.LLKR. ! August !', 155. CO-tf r.4i:.n ron sai.i:. j OFFKIt fr s.!e my firm aJjoininir the lanjs of Aaron a hhute an-l T. HuII.-t. cnt liti inij GO acres, miire nr le. There is a gooil tlwellinir anil uwt bntltlings. a never failing aprinj; of wuter at the floor; a tsooil orchard, ami in a hiuli state of cultivation. F r information, apjiiv to tli- under aine.l. or W. I.. K .rquhar. 1'tTtll AKNtll.D. August 16. K-ii. li tf V.X. NEWTON, lENI'lSr, respectfully informs the public that he has taki n f 'e rooms over Hon- ' jainin Strttan's vtore. formerly kn iwn as Boswell's . Daguprroan tlalleiy. Kntrance between Strattan s and Law's Stir. as uau .1. Alter ascending the stairs, i 'turn to the xioiit as the law directs." I Thankful for paat lavjrs, he solicits a continuauce of ine same. tvti hmond, Aug. !), 1553 " S4-3t' New Arrangement. CZIMMKK would reapectlully inform his old . friends and customers, that he ha moved hi Candy manufactory to .o. 49 Main street, where he will keep a gpneral assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruits and Cigar. Also, a general assortment of .NOTIONS Threads, Buttons, Combs, Hosiery, Gloves, and such articles as are usually kept in Notion Stores, for sale wholesale and retail, at Cincinnati prices. Richmond, August 9, 1S55. 34 tf PI.. I WISH to sell a large number of Pianos in the next two weeks, and will offer the same inducements to purchasers as 1 have during three or four months past ' The country is being blessed with an abundant harvest, and 1 hope our country friends will no loneer , refrain Irom indulging their lamilies with lirst rate , Piano. Cincinnati is undoubtedly the largest Piano and Melodeon market in the West, and there is noplace in the country where they are sold low. Purchaser have, therefore, a much belter opportunity to select an instrument suited to their taste than by purchasing where the assortment must be limited. My stock is at present very Urge, and new invoice arriving weekly Irom the be-t manufacturers in the country. Fleaso call at 78 West Kourlb streetW. V. COL BURN', Piano and Meloaeon dealer, Cincinnati. j August 9, 1?5.- 84-tf I STILL. LAIKU ! AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS! ! f? A. IIAI.LtRD would infirm all whom it , V may concern, that he may at all times Le found ' ' ;i t his old stand, l'lummer's butMing, l'earl ', ca. street, a few doors south of Mnin, ready and wil- : ltiii; to do ail in hii power for t!.e tules if n;en, women and children. A good assortmen' of Itoots and ; Shot s alivuys on han.l, or ma.'e to order, of the best material ' and workmans'iip, warnintrd l'i frive satisfaction. But the most important matter is. taut in Tiew of all the circutnstan- ' ces with which I am surrounded, and the peculiarities of the business itself, I have I ecu driven to adopt the exclusive cash system. This arrangement will no dou t enaMe me to reduce the prices of my work very materially, which I fully . intend to do to the lowest rate consistent with sound policy i and living profits. Good ntieriat, neat and sul siantial : work, is a sentiment or principie that I t e! it--, e to c almost : universal in this community, sr.il one th.it 1 fully intend at all times to keep in view in the prsecnti n of m business. Kichmond, August 13, le-i. 3i It Wanted: A few cords of good Seasoned Wood, in exchange for Boots and Shoes. A. BALL.. HP. 1'lucsn.er's buildin Tearl street, south of Mart:. It's Worth Knowing rrmAT sroxT a(iatVlllltn are now selling! roods chbvper than any housein trnrn. Havinr an on- . nsuat heavy Steele u hands, and anticiiattDr their new 1 Goods in a short t.me. they are determined to reduce their i stocs. if low priees will do .t. They are not in the habit of ' "IduwiDr" ahoot their lew prices, for it is freaerairy feoevn that they wiil skll boolM, i.nd are determined to sustain ; that far-famed reputation they enjoy for keeplar the l est Ooe-ls. and iar jest assortment, at the iowesl prices. Amour tb baricatnsoliered now. are loco yard uiT fr.cts. Pr. 5tA " ..iuehins. 10 to 12 ,e. oO " I.vnj,:iltoli1Ic. li"w " Musiin.Tt10c. 5f " Cha::ies. Vi to Sic. SliO " Hen:; deLames. l-2l-e. StO ' BUca Silk. , wwle. "5o. 2t - Chaaeeable and fiit'd eilk. G2 to 7S. 0 Ladies' two-third cotton li.se. ttlc. 10 dot tiioves. 6 -c. '"ifBST Mil BOES is TBI Th1-" Remember the IVt Lml. Richmond. Aiiju-t l'i. 1S55. 35 tf Vobatco and isar. fTtflE best in th city, can 'always be found. anJ found, sad ne mi' take.at Ne. 31 Uain street. Cail a and try. March 9. I3S. GEO. W. BiRMS. STAR LIVERY STABLE! fV Tut subscriber bar in purchased th SaafIabore csta'-lishmect of Samui ;irt. is 2fBl " --i to furnish IlarK. Busrriea. Car- " .T? r.ii,ie., in the tjest orderand on sort notice. ji.res tT hy tne day or week. Tersas mo-terate. Ortice at tne Star Mouse. JOSttU T. IlaU'LKT. Baduaoid.Oeteelr 20, lei. Cincinnati, Eaton and Riehiuond RAILWAY! 3iisxxmer Arriri gem. exalt. COMMESCING on SfOSPAT, Jan ?n. :S5S. between Kichmond, Cincinnati, at all intermeiiate pwi&t. rustssn raissTLeave Rachaio 7 A. M . arrir at Cincinnati at IS A M lu - 1.15 P. M. - H - - - . Li P. M, arrraaiwei TLeave Cinda i. S.30 a. at.. imvt at Bickseod 8 30 A. M. Ju P.M. - - S. P. M " 4 P. M. " 7 P. M TW Ta. at. train frws Kicnos4. an4 the 2 J P.M. train frwaa Cmicnia will tap at mil rweniar rien. u4 at tat Talley Heaute aaa aicaaaend Pike a recatmr bwtic. Ail ethar trams will step at re-a!r statiaas eaiy. D. at. MOSJUjW, astpenatesSest

New York Dry Goods Store. UT are bow receiving another stcck of New 6ooJs. ; which are snitabte for Ute rrser.t seasfi. and coa-

prise tb newest styles ia the f-.aatecn suaracts. Asax j tno ; ! new arrivals are j a yards French DeBa it. j Ki yds striped t,inaanis, beautiful eoods; ' S yards i I plaia da. latest sty Urs; H"0 " plaid and white dotted S.: 2aAl plaid Jaconets from Kc ut: 3JO Mats tiro deSue. tiro deNap and On deShine Silks, tie test assortment we ever had. and at prices that will defy any competition; lOO'O new anl teautiful erints; 5)doa Frwuck NeeUfeaork Cuiiars, from lie to Si; Hi -in) yds Jaconets and Sais Klfings and luscrt-icf; ItH) Jaconet and Nil- tl lkts; Slti dos Lineu lijkfs from wc up. Also, just received, 10 4 Ideached Sirtiosrs; 10 -4 Linea SheetiBss; 4 4. it. S4 unUleached Sheetings. Sturtus; Musui.s. every quality . Irsh Linens; Tbie LaEnass, X4tie Covers; Boy's w oolen Pantaloonery : Linen Crash; Scotch Diapors: TaMe Nvpaics; hlack silk Mitts. Hosiery, etc. These Goods are marked at prices that wtU keep up tlfe reputation of ihis establihaient. e ork lry Good More, On Wi.o street, apposite Ceoplo's Uank. Aurust 3, 1855. S3 tf Zim GKUS: of MeCullough fine black Ink ju pu up and for sale at . i.. II. Met TLLOrtiH'S, March 15, 1S55. Nu. 47 Main street. THOMAS EltJ.MER.1 S F. F.tTCUEB. KRAMER St FLETCHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, f omuiission and FarwarJia; Merrbants. 'eaar ttae Ucpel, Ilirbmeiidt lud. Wholesale Grocery Store. KRAMER i FLETCHER, 5T received aud for sale :Jo hhiis New Orleans Su-r; JO bass Coffee: IS boxes Oandy ; IU hols rehned and clarthed do 10 Slolsses and rus; SOhfLMs White Fish; 5 btls leratus; has W. II I'hcese; 3 casks AiuiUnds; boxes Ka.sins; SU lacs Shot; 5o0 li'S Lead; liNI lhs Twine, assorted; j t.liis Salt; TUD Sacks " liSkc-s Nails: i Together with a general assortment of all other article I usually ketfor sale in such establishments. The trade or dealers in this city and country is respectfully ! requested, and they are assured that we will sell at Cincin ! natt prices, with the simp! addition of freight. ; Kichmond. August 3, IrjJ. 33 tf ItL'CIIAMC WAvTED. FBIIE undersigned wishrs to employ two Wood workmen. I a Ulacksmith and a Machinist, to work oa Threshing Machines. Those who have hid some exierience would b preferred. Good wages Ul ! paid. Apply to VT. ROB IN 'ON". Aujru?t 2. 1-JO-JUU L. 11. March I'.. 15.. 33-lf an 1 for sale bv ,1 I LI.(l tilt, , 47 Main street. Thite ,Kish and 3Inc.:rrl. CorJa.;.. Halter. V Hope for 8tc, tor sale by X; Si. COOK & SON. July 2u. !"ot 31 f' Dried I4ni-Ii-. fJVIE c A bund a tiuatitv of Tcuues-iee Veache constantly i at N. 31 Main atreet. CKO.W. liAKNLS. ' 6 1 Linseeii. Lartl. N eatsfoot. Crule. Fish, alachine, Castor, weet audother (iis. may ) e foiin.l at June 1-.'. F KIWI SOS clt VKQ'S. ' ITXIMI es a full i July 1-J. I.AH, 1'ult;,-. Pninls anJ Taint Brush.ssortmeul for sitie tv FERiU SON & VK0. AltlCI 4.i: WILL sell on Saturday afternoon, at Auction Room, ! Main street, one good Carriage. su;tJtle for une or tae i horses. iale positive. W. I.. FAltyCH A K, Auc'tr. ; Aujust Iti, l.55 35-lt W. R. WEBSTER, D.D. S., (RESIDENT DENTIST,) VI 1 T. on Main street, over Hadley & Mothtt s store entrance one door wet ot raises store. where he will be found every way prepared to attend to all calls in his profession, to general satislartton. August 2, 1S."5. S3 tf apires sit Wliolt'salr! 'f)A IKZ tirouml I'epperand Spice, hich will be sold at '"manufacturer' price-, and warranted to I. e pure, or no sale June Kl . . Li IV - r. . S tf , 1653. Stone Ware. 1 nrA GALLONS Stone Ware, of all slses and patterns, G. W. U vK.NKS. x v r.' for salety White Flll. fll nf! subscriber has a vrran fl article of White Fish, whole and half barrels: also, Maekerel, for sale cheap at June 7. U. w. 11 A kn Kb . riil I I VAX Over China ii:ioi! nAVIXG the agency of Wayne county, for the ?ale of : Dr Arthur's Sell-Sealing Fruit t ans, 1 am pre- I pared to till all orders for the same, at Cincinnati prices. I will also keep cans of my own manufacture, of various kinds self-soldering and ordinary patterns, ; which will be sold at as low rates as they can be purchaseii in the West. Also, all kinds of Tin Work done to ; order on short notice, and at the most reasonable rates. j A. H. SWAIN. Richmond, June 19, 1555. 27-tf j SODA tVATEIE. ! riHOSE wishing a refreshing drink, flavored with : JL Lemon. Ginger, Strawberry, Haspberry, Black- , berry, 'anilla Pne Apple, Hose, Pearl, and other syr- : ups,of ourowa manufacture, can get it, cool and freah, ft-om our fountain. July 12. FEUGl'SOX i VEO. ! J. t s.o CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Corner .Itain and Front Sta., Ilii liniond, ItAY cash for all kinds of Grain and Produce. Just receired and for sale cheap for sate cheap for cash. Sugar, Soap and Candles, Collee, Teas, N il. Molasses, 8 H. Tolacco, Glass and Pish, Nils. Salt. Cheese and Rice, Spices, Dried Peaches. Cigars, Powder, Shot, Ac, A rood supply of Brooms and Wooden Ware, examine before purchasing elsewhere. July 5, Call and 30-tf Fitliliir; Tackle. I WISHING TACK.Lt, in abundance, st 1 C. A. DICKINSON'S April 13. 1S55. 17-tf Welfrii Coal. f ( f BUSHELS superior quality Western Coal w 'a ' ' 'for sale by CAIS & MALSBV. 4 tf 1st month, -2th. 155. i.4Lt ' I.E1'EVHK A I Di:itu ooi, -'at the City Store Store, if you want iitoves. Tinware, Spouting or any thing eiae done cheap, and warranted to b good or no pay. October So. 1-54. 44-tf . 50 boxes oitr brands, li bv 1) and 10 by li lilas , f,.rs:i!eby I., li. M (. 1 l.l.OL t.ll, Man-h 13, 1S5S. Fo. 47 Mainstrt-et. ,- OUNCES Zinc Valerian. Sulphate Morphia. V! V.ia Acra. For sale by nlyi'5. L H. McCriJ.Ul'lilL No. 47 Main street. Just llcceived. I I!? addition to my former stock of Coach Trimmincs. a ! 1 lar stoctc Enameled Clotn April 2UTHOMAS BENTON. (Jrass Sced. CHOICE lot of Clover and Tirnethr See1 just received and for sale at No. 31 Main treet. (iii). W. BAK.VEd JBjkkels. Willow Baskets, for piC NIC nl April 13. 1S53 sale bv A. DH KINON. 17-tf II.Ntl assortment of Cameo I ins and T'rops, at ' C A. DlCKINbO.VS. April 13. 15. 17-tf WAXTEll! ! 47t actire honest man in each section of the Plate, to take j order by 'sample' for YELPE AC'S JiA'i.NETIC , AGENT?. A salary nt SSl tr trit an i a smtl! cemmia- ' sion will be paid, "salary payable monthly. For partie . mlars. ad.lress Dr. M. Vurtir. t Broadway, w ; York, enclosing stamp to pre pay answer. Aufwst3, leii. 6 4 j CITV STOVE STOKE. t Cepprr, Tin, She.t-fran. and Tin-Ware MANUFACTORY. ' TEFETER ek UNDERWOOD respectfnl'.y inform the elUJ tens of Richmond and vicinity, that Iney bare oa hand : more ttaaa luti teeains Vti elk. of all the uiurt imjirored palterBi from New York, Cincinnati and laslea : mannfacuires, selected expressly for the i SPBIM.TBIDC Also, a reneral aasortaneot of Wm " Japmd Tim lf'r, made ont of the best XX tin riate. n- warrant- ! not t leak. Also TIN RiOrlNa and Hul.-E GLTTtRING ; AND iPOl'IlN'J wiU te giren special attention, both in tow s rorsrrnT. Our facilitte for saca work are in-urr-aased. and ia addition tottai w de the work earflsfre : Also Store Pipe. Store Tnmaainrs. etc. ! A! Sanr Kettles, 34 Iras. Dor Iron. Pot. Skillet. ' die- Hy JOB VOKK of all kinds in copper, tin, aocet-uwn an dxinc. done to order. All of tbe anew article wiU be sold and put up en term ' to suit purchasers. J !.' Old copper, brass, pewter and iron taken ta exchas f e for work. Thankfal for past eery lifeer! patronare to the new firm, ' w nwpe for a eontiaaaiice tbereof fey wr etriet attention to ' ttae shop. Phov aaar the Haauaglaa itaaiae. Main street. i Marca 21, ioii. Is-tf i avf bbls. Louisville CerateatV in store and for VP sale by L. iL MeCCIXOL'GH. Marah 14. H55. "o. 4T Haia street .

Clocks.

"V'E'.V " cf 30 hour and S day Brass CWk. i C- A. IUCKINSON. April 17, 1S55. 17-tf y of the best quality, just received by M COOK . SOXPAPER HANGING! fllUE undcrsiitneJ are prepared to paper nwns in a su1 penor rcanuer. Trtey are pretared to furnish every variv and pattern of paper at Cincinnati prices. All order : . . 1 . l. . . .( . r. . . , A h Vl a.Mita Af T W iiaI on 5.xth street, or at ivraawr. irwm oc v o . ivaiiroaa Sture, on'os 'e the Depot, where a lare stock of Wall Paper is constantly kept on hand, wjll r-e promi-tlr attended lo . HOV KLLS & SON. March S3. K-5S. J-tt City Mio Store. I have just roeeived from New York and Cincinnati, na eitensive and superior j stuck of ljidies", M-S3 and Children' ; Shoes. eoU"i-ti of French Kid, Enamel- ! ed, bmnse and tan eolored Hu.-i.ius and Slipfwr-s, Jen- i iiy Lind ti.utcrs for Lavlies, Mis.-es children. Fine Uoots and Shoes for men and boys such as calf, goat. , enameled, patent leather, and cloth Concress Shoes and Huts of various styles Silk. Vanama, Falm Leaf and Haricauito. latest style ana most r-eauutut nntsn. I am manufacturin all of the m ot fashionable kinds cd Boots and Sboe? to order, of the best materials and workmanship, hnviu in mv employ the be-st vf workmen, 1 feel confident fr, m the" exiK-rienee 1 have had in bu-?in,-ss. thatoiT wrk will e,iiipare favoral-ly with any ' in thj .-t. inanklul tor rct; trna. i respectfully s licit a eontinntincc of it. JOB HOHTOX. Richmond, Sept. 29, 1554. 41-tf Soiurthine (iood for Every liody! TOOil Sl'l'F.BIOR Saj r Cure.1 Mlrr.s, try own curing. 1 - The at ore Han s are wnrrai le.!, and the public is niosl respectfully intited to ca l aud examine the im. For saie t.y a. W. BARN KS. June?. 55. ii tf Tlusouir a u U Odd IVItows lCfifalii furnished to Order at Cincinnati Priees. UAVING n Agency for a house in Cincinnati. I csn lurnish on short notice anv article either drier nnvwish. ' C. A. DICKINSON. June 1? 35. 2T- tf Land Warrants. T Ilin'. subscriber is prepared to purchase I.ANI VV R!i TS for tha next three years at the rate j of $ 3,iAM per month. J 1 he very highest New York market prices will be j given, olten c1'1 more, and n,ver less; or I will eil our Warrants for you at a small charge. i. r smi nr. Attornov at Law, RtchnionJ, InJ. Juuo CH, lS5.-,. -2-i.tf I.n iiti-rii. I HAVE in store snJ for sale, a few Jozon large ale tliobe Lsnterns, (uarJerf an l patent lamp,) anJ will lell thorn very low at No. 64 Main afreet. W. L ARQl'H AR Jun25 lvi -JS tf X. . KUOW.VS Strain Sah, ESIititl, lloor and Hums l'arter). '1IE usciler is novr prepared to manufacture to ertl As ;ish. lllinils, Iitiors, Poor and Winilow Franies, anil tlo Surface 1'lanin. K ppitiir. Ac, on as gootl terms anJ short notice as any other establishment in the county Tr-Also, keeps coustsntly o .hand Pu.i.s. of a good qual'ty, and is prepared to furnish V ood Piping as cheap as can I had any place. 1: r'Ali Work warranted to cive satisfaction. S. C. BROWS, Seventh street, north of Iepot, Richmond. July 1?, 18M. 31 41 TEAS TLAS. "1 A BOXES very superior Tea. just received direct from ' Sfw York. The av'ive Teas euilirace the various quali ; ties of Imperial, Younff Hyson and Black. Il.i liiirinkingi public are invited to call and sunipl . ii n ' O. W. B A UN ES. No. 31 Main street. ' June 7. 1PM. S5 tf Popular Magazines. "TOVV is the time to anbacsibe for Harper, Putnam .l and Illackwood'a Magazine. The new volume comrurnce w ith the July number. The undersigned receives subscriptions at the low club rale ot $ z 40 per 1 annum for any ef the if Magazine. Single number 2oc. Supply always on hand. Call at j BURBANK'S. ! Richmond, June 21 , 1?55. 27-tf I T ouisvil le Crnrnt. A large lot for sal by Ma August 2. I'KKtil'SUN 4c V E0. B. r. BBOWli c. B. n ROW ItlC4iV aV BKOWX, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Otlice North-west corner of Third nd Main, entrance 'i l : . j . . on Third, near Main street Cincinnati, O. February 9, 1655. 8-tf XO TIIE FlUMC. HAVING purchased the entire stock of Drugs. Oil, Paints, it., of Milton Ilolhngsworth, and recently belonging to Plummer, Wilson 4c Co., we are prepared to furnish, on the most reasonable terms. Physicians. Druggists. Grocers and the public renerally, with all articles kept In such an establishment, cither at wholesale or retail. f KKQUBON It TEO. July 12, 18iS. 33, A l'leaunt Dwelling House. The undersigned would like to sell the house he now occupies on Front street, or eachsnre it for property in the north psrt of town, lit only object is to secure property nearer hi business For further particular, call upon J. W. FULGHCM. . Richmond, June 21, 155. 27-tf i Shaker Broom! t0 1'z" "f these justly celebrated Broom, direct from VKJ I'nion Villnge, for sale by G. W. 1IAKN KS. June 7, l.li. 25 tf nn GOOD'S A T the ign of the Golden F-agle, . I am in receipt of an entire new Jvo 35 Main street stock. C. A. DICKINSON. April 13, 1S55. 17-tf Carpet Chain. rnn LB3. white and colored Carpet Chain for sal a low fJJ - as ran be bad Ibis market. Call at Aug. 2. Ii5. O. W. BARNES. Closing out Dry Goods and Notions! I KRAMER. IRWIN & CO.. j 8NVITK th attention of merchant and dealer, of al( -kin i. to tbe tact that thry are d-iro of closing out j their em. re itock of 1MY GXD8 AND NOTIO.XS at ine j lowest j'Oiiible rtet. Purchaser, at retail will find it to? their ic. teres t to call upon tbem fur b&fiatnft. Tbetr cabin- ; hshmebt iinear the Pept. where thejr wifl te faapp o Goo.! at sucb irice a cannot be ex celled at aitjr plac in the M'rtt. They haT diToiri of their extenair ftock of Oroeerlea -to Mm r. Kramer tic Fietcher, wbo will continue tb . tu'ine JuDi, l?i5. 2-tf UNITED STATES LINIMENT! i far ?Ian and Beiill C'TANDS unrivlad for power or elScacy. or esten- , ive appluation; it readily rdoce Tumors, Srel- ' lirg', Iniiammations, etc. In Weak Hacks it act like j charm. Mrs. Andres, of Sprmzboro. O ,hsd Cur- I ninrs of lnine and a larze Tumor, renaored bv it i Try i', if you would know it power. Fut up in Urge bottles for only 25 cent, or fire bottle, for 21 EVfcR-ON Ae Ci., Proprietor For sale by FT. I ott and fcl. C. Iewi, Kichmond: and by J'raggists and dealer generally. VT. VV. KOBKRTa Jt CO.. Indianapoli. General Wholessle Agent for the rt,10 whom all orders should be direaed. June 25. IS.V5 - 23 tf r. w. rlionon. josas tr. To. FERGUSOI-T & YE0, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drnft, Sfdiciats, Oil., Ii)f. Painti, Glassware. "C, ETC., Southwest corner of Main and Pearl sTeeti, K ic lanaasmal , Isidl. T.4RtiiaifiKSt. Coach. Copal. Japan. Leather and Wprte Dasur Varmsae. for saie ty Jaiy 14. FERJr0 4t TEO. Ho! all ye that Thirst. McCCIXOCGH'3 anriratled C.cam Syrups, Carorei with slrawberrfi 4le, I-inm, Vasal il las. Uaapkerrr, Pear fcinige,, He! Call ana try their soothinr inSaence. At o4zt Foaatain. So. 47 Mats street, is the p'.ae to cool ywur idea Jaly 2. ' J-tf. Take Heed! 4 LI. person Tharia unsettled accounts with the late A arm of W. T. Deoni at C , i. Yi. Deoa.s At C or with tV. T. Dennis, are hereby notiaeJ that all settlements ani collections will be pat ia n o(fifer' hands oa and after Assert l-it-i if ao arranged before that tins- W. T. MCJlrOaXr. A.sinee Aarast . ISoi. -f a nrun Mnntv sf La Belle Sail ea Taaad. Tboee who r sul rood SaiU, wUi de wei ae "V the LaeVelle XaUa. April s THOMAe BEST OS.

Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.

6sa?"OPEX TO MIDDLETOWX. .v ""wn Newcastle for Richmond and way stations. 4 50 A w rvtcnmooa lor lu.l loto wm v M Middletown to Richmond, 9 45 P VI lii. bmond to New Castte. i. Waking ssi trip each way daily, except SuaJ,T botweon Mtddletown and Kichmoad. and Twi,J. bet veen New Castl and Richmond. 11 r . i.i .- . "rr.srn ror siauswwi irom t inetnnati aaJ ,nvaiu wss ins wiy rriiat ioi aicunsa! proceed directly to Middletown, w hero stage will La ready for Anderson and Chosterfiel I ; Stages wtll also run from those point to eaet witBV44 I'. -M tr... f,.m M.ddlUtown. by wile? passenger may reach Cincinnati, 1'aytoa or Idi. napolia the same erenins;. . KreighU will be carried by the Middletown trains. S. B. UORSK, cMipV New Castle, August 2. 155. SJtf Spring Trade Boots and Shoes. CHARLES PRICE, Xo. 8 Main street. JtichmonJ, .iina. j V j "aril respectrulty tnrikrm aia friemasaaa the public eenorally thai ho has now oa aaad .a fin stock of BtKTs and SIH'KS. aa.iaM j II fine stock of BiKT and SI lots. aa.iaM. ! ww 1'----'' or th during trale. Hi asoartmeat fc, eW ta 1 iea wear, emrra.'e tno latest Kn-I aost. i es. sty o. of u-er' material and workmansh.p. tlr tavim . apevial aueation -h- ' ranch of his business. aa r.,.r.. w.,.,t fr wicm nod hots, and a rreat variety r anr Shoe. Cbildru' Shoes, of almost every variety hn4 style. W ork all warranted as recommended. Call at la t fa of the Hi boot, opposite Starr Hail, Richmond. Aprilo, l.-ii. M tf Willow Waif. VtaROr and complet stock of Willow Wares uj Ca!s on band, which aill b sold low to close oat. u n Main street. Jun7,)--ciJ iilt Wholesale and Retail Grocery Stor! J. M. BROWN fe CO., w Tor LP reaiectfully Inform their nriesd and th por.ua thai they are now in receipt of a lara and choic stack Axons ahleh li Niw Oaistsi. CacsnaD anil f LUinii Sr. J1T4, Rio smd Lunl Csrrn: Klia Teas: Lab j FtieN, Miriuii. Tmiti, Suti tO(telbr itna geawal I variety of articlea ai1ated to th eauntrr IraJe. i in W hold ouraelv rea ly at all times s AirBisnall I article in our Un at Caaaa;a nrss, mil frtight m4,ii, ! to country ilealers. Also en band, superior Family Flour, Corn Meal. Vast, urain, etc. VXSlt VA1D At all time for Grain and all kind ef Country Praitae. lTr We ar retailing taroceri ai a v us riarasa. J. M. BROW CO., At the Depot. RichuioaJ. nt August 2, lKiS. MI Cottage Dagucrrcian Gallon". ! 'J'HK undersigned is now resdr to operate in this truly novel anil neat Cottage, lilted up epri.!y l,ir tne purpose, Willi a iikiii . itj in. tit), : where every arrangement ia maJe fur the eomtbrt tai accommojation of those who want pictures; and w I ran assure our friend that they shall compare with ; the best, a we hare a new Instrument of the latest inprovements of the Jay. IV e would aolicit a rail, at least, and then yen any 'judge for yourselves whether it will be to your interest to I'atronize the cottage and it humble occupant, or not. To the ladies we would ay. you will confer favor p call in and examining our work-.nd yoaraa , J.. . . . . . , rt . . j' . a do so without climbing up to the 3d tory of om hot building, which is so exhausting that you are net it good mood to it for a picture, it ao disposed. Picture taken in all sorts of weather, and espfeial attention paid to taking children's picture. Hours for them, Irom 9 A. M- to 4 P. M. W. D. SCH00LET. Richmond. Augu.t 2, 1S5S. . 33 tf wat. at. tirivit. a. m. ciMtaMi. li:i uviir IIKnGUWOOD. ATINU this day (August Slat ) entered Into a ropwtr nerahip for the purpose of extending and nlarKiag tb Citt Stove &Toa and Tin ware manufacturing ssiaujlsament. would respectfully ask a litieral shar mt patraoac:. Itoth being practical workmen, we ar realy at alltitaeat fill all ordsra with pronitness, and warrantable work uc as took th. premium at th Wayne county Fair. Shop aaar the Huntington House, LKFEVRE UNDERWOOD. Richmond, October 20, 1864. Indiana State Fair. THREE SILVER CUPS! 1 W. ROKIN.-ON, of Kichmond, Ind . as swardJ the tirst premium a Silver Cup Ji) for th bt SsrainaTonand IIohskPowkb. combined, and Cos recommended for Superior Workmanship. Thar were three Machines put in operation, on of tb ! tha Mothtt Ma h ine of Cryatal Palace renown. rt the Wayne county r air Silver Cup for the best Hon I Power and Separator, and two cash piemium . - , ...... for (uperior workmanship, and one tor the best speci men ot Machine l asting. I Person wanting a superior Machine can he arroaImodatedby addressing K. W. ROBINON. Steam Kngmes, Prea Screws, liridge tiolts, Ms- ' chine Work. Iron and Brsss Castings made to order, Richmond. October 13, 1864. 4Vtf ! CITY GROCERY STORE!" I E. H. COOK ft SOW, : "Tirori-n respectfully inform their friend aaJ th ww public that they have enlarged nc refitteH thit room, and filled it with a fine assortment of fmk Family C.rocrries and Provision, which tby will aell low similar article can be ha 1 in this market. Thankful for the paat liberal patronie bestowed upon tbem, they respectfully solicit a eoauausnce of the same. July 20. 1H54. il-tf CwEORCtE WIL.SOM UESPECTFt'LLY rer,uets all persons lnle'4eJ t kin for Blacksmithing, to call and seal their account f the payment of cash or f i rink their no.e. hy loe first at January next, at which tim he intend to work for cask. r prompt payment in trade, fl wilt also reduce his prices. a to make it an oi'jsct for those wbo hare th oaik ta patron ire hi shop, lie is prepared todo all ktndsof work la his line, and hopes by promptness to contiuo to recciTt liberal nare of work. y Shop west end of Mala street, opposite Spinoioj's Lirery Btahle. Richmond, Hot. 30, 1854. -tf uoAicniKC. iioise, Emtrnne 6etira Xui. 15 and 19 Main tlrtet, RICHMOND, ID. W. J. McfOHT, Proprietor. June 7, 155. JS-tf Wbw arrangement. J. B. IIUNNICUTT. rn dcw, nas, w in ine two swt. full aud handsome ortment ol Jewelryflock. Breaatpin. 1 inier Rings, fob end Vei vte Chaina. (ioldand Hilver Pencil Cases, Spoons. Spectacle, Cutlery. Silver VVara of diffarent kind. fact si moat every article usually kept in similar establishment. 1 hey will be sold on as fsir terms a they cn be hal at any other etb!istment, and warranted to t what they are represented. 4 VVstchffs and Clocks airntto t th short notice. ai with care. J. B. Hl'A XIf 'l'TT, rrateful for the liber! jrttronir heretofore bestowed apoa him. sk centm uanre of it Old friends and the public ar r sportfully invited to call Richmond, June 7, 1 55. S-a Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD & SOX, II AVINU purchased the Tin and Store Storeof A. II. Bwam. and baring made larj addition " same, are prepared to farntsb COOKIXU STOtkit, tbe Bvast approved patterns, and of ranoa ise, F t Trts, UrfiCC ASD baoP STiiV:, Coal Crates- Stove Pipe of all tiles constantly CO hand S vve Trioaaitnir of tin and eopper sheet iron, eooew and tin ware of all kinds kept oa hand or mad f "' I f Tin VjYiit pat ob in tit best manner. We are determined U rir this bunness ei.aw tion, and bop to be able to meet the wants ty. Purchaser are iavited to call aodssamios ortr before purchasing'. Jibop near the exjrner of JCaia Kanoa etreot. SA-rf Kichmond, Jnae It. Iii3. Ho! for the WestrWTRa anderursed deeifa startio ea a tear tlwag I Btate ef Iowa, oa wv oe the xtb day HfT. aext. aavd prooowea. or a raoaabt mbipwiuUM. " p est- aey l-aawl irnwi, -7 " - , I .in ,iu aaak eatnae with ? - ,w ,Mrur of that RtAi.. ,cvd a ptaw cxperteoc ia tb steal ! huiiaess. be AaUers that he eaa reader tifartioa t all vat aaar eatra w busin to hi ear. The rrowin West bold eat ffreat laaeeas taveUBst of limited aasaas; and the aadertd P"' iavestaMsit er iiauss wren-, ass an wwow , k to aaak iacueat for tho who an aot sw(arw make lar eistne. at taws tsii aaar the cap ' a pwaal tear, ilaviac been raiaed a faraw "tJj considered a fair judge of what that elas ef f '"Za aeed ia rar4 t soil, teeatsoa. at. All waareJ so sead aiac( their warraat e caeb for war..wu. receir. au. - TUAM. 5. 11 West Waahinrtea strroa. Iadiasiapl Kef ta Was Wallace. ... Arteraey at Law; Wm- Ilessdereoa. As-. " Aa4 eitisews rwaerally. eael Aacaa S3, leii. m Oil, by the barrel er -''V.'..T'!!V I MM July ft. a. at. sfti -"v a. 47 Mala "