Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 44, 18 October 1855 — Page 4

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Mitize or ladtaa Cora. Among the object ofculture in the United j State, th maize or Indian corn tako tho ' precedence in the scale of crops, as it is beat adapted to the soil and climate, and f ur&Uhes the largest amount of nniriuw food. When repaid is paid to the sekictisa of varieties and cultivated. a .propereoil. it may be counted as a sure crop to iuiu3iut fww ui iu noiIaiiIh crlr.be. between the fortv-fourtli dtvrM f n,rih IatitlwUar.ii a a-nr I, f rv - vUe - " . " . i . e south. Betides its production in this cjatry its principal culture is limited to Mexico, the West Indies, most of the States of South; America, France, Spain, Portugal, Lombardy, i anaaouinera ana central curope generally., It in alar, rr)1firatorl with tMsa in northertl. i southern and western Africa, India, China, i Japan, Australia and the Sandwich Island, ; the groups of Azores, the Madeiras, the Ca-j naris, and numerous other ocean isles. ! Although there has been much written on j the esstern origin of this jjrain, it did not! f row on that part of the Asia wa'.ered by the j ndusatthe time of Alexander the Great's, expedition, as it is among the productions of ilie country mentioned by Nearehus, the ' commander of the fleet; neither is it policed j by Arian, Diodorus, Columella, nor any oth-j er ancient author; and eren as late as 1491,1 the yoar before Columbus d scorered Amer-1 ica, Joan di Cuba, in his "Ortus Saniutis," ; make no mention of it. It has never been lounain any ancient lumuius, sarcopnagus or pyramid, nor has it ever been represented on any ancient painting, sculpture, or work ofi art, except in America. But ia this country, I according to Oarcilaso do la Vega, one of the ' ancient l'eruvian historians, the palace gar-: dens of the Incas, in Peru, were ornamented j with maize in gold and silver, with all the! grains, spikes, stalks and leaves; and in one j instance, iit the "garden of gold and silver," j there wait au entire corniicld, of considerable j hi 7", representing the maize in its exact and n.itural shape; a proof no ! of the wealth : of tho Incas than their veneration for this j important grain. In further proof of the American origin, it: may he stated that this plant is still found growing in a wild state from the Rocky Mountains, in North America, to the humid forests of Paraguay, wlieie instead of having each gmin naked, as is always the case after ( loDg cultivation, it is completely covered will! : glumes or hu.sk. It is furthermore, a well authenticated faet that maize was found in a 'ktato f cultivation by the aborigines, in the Inland of Cuba, vn iu discovery by Columbus, us well as in most other places in America, first explored by Americans. The fit si succisbfui iiUt-iiipt Jo cultiva'e this grain iu North America, by the Enghah, oc- ; curred ou James' Kivcr, in Virginia, iu 1608. : It WHs'uiiJertaken hy the colonists sent over, by the Loudon Company, who adopted the mode then practiced bv the natives, which, i with some modifica-iou has been pursued iiirmiiviioui tne country every since. I lie : yield af that time is icprpscnr-d to have been ' tioiu iwo hundred to more than a thousand j fcM. The same increase was noted by the tily settlers of Iilitmis. The present yield, ' t it the U .ckv Mountains, when juditrious!y cuhiva'.ed, varies from 'J to 1 35 bushels ttf j au acre. The varieties of Indian corn are very nu- l merous. exhibtiing evety grado of sizv, color and conformation, between the 'chubby red" ! that jjrowa on the shores if Lake Superior j the gigantic stalks of the Ohio Tallev the tiny ears, with flat, close, clinging grains of ' Cmi'tda the brilliant rounded pearl the, ' bright red grains and white cob of the eightrowed hiemalite the swelling ears of the ( big white and yellow gourd seed of the South. : From tho flexibility of this plant, it may be acclimated, by gradual cultivation, from Tex- j as to Maine, or from Canada to Brazil; but its , character in either case is somewhat changed, and often new varieties are the result. The Made of the plant are of great value as food for stock, and is an article but rarely estimated aulTiciently, when considering of the agricul- j tural products of the Southern and Western States especially' 1 ' . the increase of production from 1840 to ISo'J was 21 4,000, WO bushel? equal to fifty; ix percent. ,, .? . The produce of New England has advanced from 6,993,000 to 10,377.000 bushels, near'y 60 per cent; New-York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland increased 'Jt,8 13,000 bushels, more than 50 percent. In the production of thi crop no htate has retrograded. Ohio which in 1840 occupied th fourth place as a corn producing Slate, now ranks as the first. Kentucky is second, Illiiii.iis third and Tennessee fourth. The crop of Illinois has increased from 2,000,000 to 5.500,000 bushels, or at tho raw of 1G0 per cent, in ten years. Of the numerous varieties some are best adapted to the Southern States, while others are bettor suited for the Northern and Eastern. Those generally cultivated in the former are the Southern big and small yellow, thf Southern big and small white flint, the yellow l'eruvian, and Virginia white trdurd seed In the more northerly and easterly States.the'y cultivate the golden Sioux or Northern ye low; inm, me rung i nmp or eigm-roweu yenow, tho Canadian early white, the Tuscarcra, the while dower, and the Rhode Island white flint. The extended cultivation of this grain is chiefly confined to the Eastern, Middle and Western States, though much more successfully grown in the latter. The amount exported from South Carolina in 1753, was 39,."08 bushels; from North Carolina in 1753 61,580 bushels; from Georgia in 1775, 600 bushels; from Virginia fer several year pre ceding the Revolution, annual!', 600,001) buhe;s; from Philadelphia in 1705-6, 60,205 bushels, in 1771, 259,441 bushels. The total amount exported front this country in 1770 was 578.243 bushels; in 1791, 2.004. 9.'6 bushels, 051.695 of which were In iian nieai; 1800, 2.03i.533 bushels. 338.U il of which were in meal; in IS 10, 1,140,9oO bnhels,' 86,744 of which were in meal. In 1820-21 there were exported 607.277 bu-helsof corn and 131.669 bbl. of Indian meal; in 183-31. 571.312 bushels of corn, ud u7,CJ4bbls. of meal; in 1840-41.535,-727 buhels of corn. 232.284 bbls. meal; in 1345-46. 1,286,068 buhcls of corn, and 298,790 bbls. of meal; in 1847-43. 16,326.050 bushels of corn, and 203.622 bbls. of meal. j More than eleven millions of bushels of In dian com was consumed in 1S50. in the man th ufacture of malt and spirituous liquors Th Buctuatiouinth amount axport ad in 1943,46,47 of tku aa well aa taa other kind of grain eultivatkd in thi oounlry, war oec.iioned by the great faanina im Iraland, cataaaxl bv the faalux of the potato crop, in tho year. CrtJit Lost. 'Durinjj the present summer the floor speculators hare swindled no leu thaa thr mulions ol dollars oat of consumer. hope the money don't lay hard oa their con sciences. EsThe receipts of the Marion (Indiana) Agricultural Fair, held this week at Indianapolis, were 1.000 or tl.tOO. So ears the ratsMltW. .

WlSCTRRIJiO SwEKT PoTATOB. In Otl of your papers th last season, I noticed instrnction. to keep sweet potatoe. and though your correspondent writes from Alabama. I think be omit one Tenr imDorlant itom. and one we

J here ia this more southern region deem indispentable that is, to ventilate them. ; We here dij the first day after a frost, to; prevent the effect of the froat on the vines de- j Kmding to the rooU, which affect, the taste ol the potatoes ana causes mm to rot uie next ' .1- - A, .v.. tliumi r thiT r! thrnvn U - ; , ' k . anA nr. fr tha aenanna uiiuui r - Iectinga dry spot where the water will run off when it rains, and generally digging a small trench around to insure it. The first thiug then to be done, is to place a pipe or chimney, maae square, say irom six to eignt inches, in tho fin trw,f tliei hin. with an ;r fkl.,i rwril 1 mrougn me siaes irom me oonom to ine lop. Around this pipe htap your pile; when com pleted to tee Jieighlh of the pipe, or within a few inches, place a few vines, some straw or hay on the potatoes; then lay on boards, aad then throw in the dirt sufficient to protect them, leaving the top open to give vent to the moisture that evaporates from the heap, the sweating they necessarily go through. A shelter sufficient to protect the heaps from the j rains should always be placed over them. In j this way I have for twenty years always kept i sweet pota'oes, and never lose them; nor do! my neighbors ever lose them, if they have' been dag before the frosts have injured them , The best and most productive variety to cul- ; tivate here in this region. 33 de. 20 nun., we find to be the large red Danish. A. II. DA VIES. Country Gentlemen. Farmer's C'iuba. Among the best instrumentalities to awaken interest in the improvements in our modes of cultivation, there are none than stand higher than the one named at the head of this ariicle. A few words as to the uses of these associa tions, an id their mode of action, may not be thrown away. Every farmer has jeculiarities in his management of each branch of his callin, and for every one of his peculiarities, if o. iiii i he is a sensible man, lie lias a reason that to him is abundantly satisfactory. He is COIlti,t.. :t i.: .;..t t.. ......... IA t. r .11 ut...a uia . ma ..euuv. wu " mode of cultivating a crop or rearing au ani mal, he would be greatly benefitted, and eminently more successful than ho is to follow his own. Wnile his neighbor believes precisely the same in regard to him. Let these two men, with half a dozen others who hold all , shades of opinion on the points where the two i i tier, meet to discuss the mooted questions, and there are a hundred chances to uiie that ' the opinions and practice of every losn in the room would be modified aud improved. Iu ; tho present unsatisfactory condition of agri- i cultural science, next to a lonrr series of care- ! far fully Conducted, Well arranged, detaill-d experiments there is nothing so much to be dosired as a brininor out of opinions, and a j comparison of the practices of practical men. Anil We Can Conceive Of no means SO Well cai- , i.i- t . -iiii, CUiated tO do It as a pleasant neighborhood ft afli.T.irifr , .f 1'irmnrc .F in avurtinir t.i iuu . O . aver tl.e modes ot practice pursued by them individually in reference to some particular subject to which the evening IS devoted. Thcrf need he no formality or speech making let it be entirely a conversational meeting, and a record kept of the mode advocated by each erson, in order to give some value and perpetuity to the discussion. 0ar word f,r it. a dozen farmers in any town who will meet and start some ubject to be discussed, as for instance the best mode of harvesting' Indian corn, whether to cut it to the ground or to cut the stalks and leave it to ripen n the hill the best time to plow sward land for corn, aad a thousand other things where men differ, will soon find that the loss of a dinner wi!l be preferred to missing the meeting of the club. And no dozen men can get together and pass one evening in two weeks through the winter aud discuss questions upon which they j are ail well informed, wichout giving and get- J ting more useful knowledge than they sup- j !)ose, every one will find his views more ori ess changed, or will have' the satisfaction of. seeing that his neighbor has changed his and' his practice. We have seen the wot king of , an institution of this sort, and can instance ' individual and ag-srregate practice wonderfully j improved through its influence, and are eon- j fident that none of the members of that body i regret the time and trouble invested in the Faimer's Club. Tho mode of management is very simple; an organization for order is required merely a President, Vice President, Clerk and Treasurer, a tax just sufficient to heat and light the room used, and no more; a subject is chosen to be discussed at the next meeting, and two men or four who are supposed to look at the ubject differently are appointed to think lit-; tie upon the matter, and to break groun I in the discussion. One of the men at the meet- -ing gives his notions upon the matter in hand , sitting down, and with no sort of formality. ! If any one differs with him, he states his opinions and his reasons; the courtesy that maintains good Order, prevents Confusion, but ,her, wili bs leut ' of MroBg advocae; of indi W.rm H.thfttA nl nniuj utunic auu , g advocaev Ot individual Views. e ,1 , , - ... 1 nrnkict I w nmmanit thi, mattor tn ntir mq-lnre - ..... . ...... . ..... '--. ' vwi . ... . i j . Those Who har experienced the advantage - . - . - . - , hi i Of an institution Of this kind. Will adranoe tl:e interest of progressive agriculture if they will furnish detail of the workings of their own institutions, the subjects discussed, and the kra, J-:... I finia. benefit, derived. Ilomttteadn i i ; Vinegar Plast. At the season of tte rear when salads are consumed to a great extent, it may b of advantage to jour readers to know how to make vinegar with Vinegar 11 1 .K.a f II known fact that much of riant, it is a we th vinegar which is sold in the shop is either at malt vinegar reduced with water and strengthened with sulphuric acid, orpyroligneous acid diluted, or acetic acid also diluted, neither of which are very acceptable. Under these circumstances it is a comfort to know that one can make their own vinegar, and know what is i:i it. Take on irallou of water, half a pound of sugar, half a pound of treacle, and Don tnem togetner lor twenty minutes; when cool, add a quarter of an ounce of German; Teaat. put the whole into a jar, and lay the f plant Ott the surface of the liquor. Cover the ' jar with paper. keP it in a warm place, and I it will rjroduce verv srood and wholesome rin-' a.rdp in Yi.- 11 f aiy Ya V A ttnn iZaitm I 3" Can some reader inform as what plant ! ? E. A lNw Vabjett or Cons. Mr. J. W. "Wilcox, of Vernon, X. Y., has sent ns a specimen of a new rarietj of corn grown by him. He calls it the Bread Cora, and sajs that it prodaa t: - .-J .::i. cet.uouretju.. , ai-ii.w in its qualities, tO the best Wbeat Hour. I he , editor of the Oneida Sachem, who has seen 1 a specimen of the Sour, confirms Mr. v 11 cox sUtementiK reference to lU appearaace. The eorm ta pronounced superior to any other kind for boiling. Those who may wish to giro this new corn a trial can, doubtless, procure seed of Mr. Wilcox. His address is Oneida, Madison county, X. T. OAso Fmr-

w- T. . JOHaT w. fciso. DENNIS & KING, AucUmeers, Brokers and Commission ' . JaercnanlS,

at the old stand of w. t. dens. is & co., Xo. 84 Main street, Richmond, Ind., T)CY ani eell Real Estate and Per.onal Property, lJtock, Bond, mad Note. M'J'y f HVtJ aSJ.'f"duce and (jiui Seeda of ail kind. Au for tha purchaai i . ... . 01 Tiiuinn r . LOANS 8ii, d CASH adv.nce.oa eon ; signment. i uru to j John Hunt. E.q., Bulr, Richmond: j allI jT'mww" " ' Richmond Oct 4. i-Js. 43- tl HO I SC WANTED, n - ..u - 1 1 r- . : i -v. . i i j K ,m,n hou.e with thror four roomi, wouid b preferredinquire at BROW.N MORROW'S, Near the Depot. 41 tf Richmond, October 9, 1556. XVI 'I.VDOW VL.AS. Pattr. Paiau aad Paint Bruan -a full at wrtment fir aie hy October 4. IIOLLOWAY & HAUUIITON. HOLLOH'AY & llAl'taiTU.V, JljT AifnU for Jooe. White A Mc'CorJjr'i Teeth. August it, IfiS. 33-tf j Louisville Cement. lare lot for iey October . HOLLO"AT Sc 11 AL'uilTON. T.ItN Hh:ta IMIES Coach. Copal. Japan, Leather an-! lasaar Varniahes. for s.tie by October . HOLLOW AY St aTAt'OlITON. o,r U.S. Lir.we.1. Lard. Seats foot, Crute. Fih, Machine, L iUor, awswt aad oilier Ous. may letoun.L al October 4... UOLLOW AY 4c ii I L'lliTON S. Cslcl CwCiillemeiiM VIial-a AND MUFFLES, jOl. 3VE Miller Ma 'reet, Ri btDoad. 41 If October 4. 15.35. Coltage Daguerreian (Jallcry.j "I'lIK undersigned is now ready to operate in thia; ' truly novel and neat Cottage, litted up evpresly j for the purpose, with a light not enualed in th-j citv. j I where every arrangement w mad. lor the comfort and i r,B .Eure our friends that they ahn coir.p'sre with the beat, as we have a new Instrument of Wiz latest im- . vrovementii of the day. ,l, I i w" would solicit a call, at Ifait. and then you anay :.. ) ,.,r vour,iVes whether it will be to vour interi est to patronise the cottago and its humble occupant, i or not I loth, ladies we would tou will confer a favor or. us bv railing and examining our work and you can !o so without climbing up to the 3d story of some hot "milJ.ng, which ia so exhausting that you are not i i a i good mood to it for a picture, it so dispeaed. Pictures taken iu all sorts of woather, and especial sttntion paid to talcing children's pictures. Hours fur : them, Irom V A. M. to 4 f. M. i W. I. bCHOOLEY. Richinnd. August 2, 135. 33-tf Fall and Winter Styles of WILLIAM LEK A CO.. i West Fourth street, Cincinnati 1 FI KH to their customers autt others an unusually large i I I r I an iu tueir conioiiicra au the season, selected with greatcare inrak-ara to styles, qual''ulrie.pectfuiiy invito to a ver, ten.ive a, : : tmanu m the ri owine lepartutems, viz: ' an I el ! wTZ.r,ct A fnin H of the neueat an.l choicest sijles. m great variety, j Printed .Mualin tie ltinra, l'lain Frecch Me ' rmo. ani other Fancy Lres lioo Is. t'lriin t 'oioren rrericn ."i-riuos una t. antneres. uuiuoaEiit and A!pac , iHii4-iHaiid i-itiKiiniiis rht tvis and pr.eo j iV. j tioaUA larger stock than usul, in varieties aud dtcToth., ci'merea and other GooJs far bove. 1 thnwls of new and popuiatr strles. f A !- (JUMld,aiiil .civets, c tctn ui otner natenals fr clocks. i'r; cular atteutiou ii invit-J to the cloak i rrm the mar.uraotur;.i; .tt-partinnt of tha llnn$e. y. D. 0ir jiurchairs are ma le m lr (;ii3itt.ti, and at ; t'.ie woit advantaeotis rates; and our selling prices on the j -ntf irice svitein, w ill be foutid aJvant.iiiottus to our customera. V ILL I AM LKE A CO. ? 9cptemer ST. 41-if fl V Dlial Lit' Ci:nF.T.l bi.Is iust received I I aud for sale by KKAMKK H.Kn'llKR. i fei-teniber i.' . . Ol po&ite liepot. JOHN SHILLIT0 & CO., o. 2 l'aat leurlh street, ( iucinnall, IMPORTERS OF Dry Goods and Carpeting! J J E.PFCTFULLV icform their customers and purchasers 9 generally, that they arcuuir open. ni; au exteii jive ami j complcie assortment of FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Ac. Families, Hotel keeper 4. ?tcamlwat owners and strantfcrs may depend upon ii ruling the Iet cIass of ixoorls. at : prices as low as they can he purchased in the Eastern cities. Sei-ttmUer 4l-tf Valuable Property for Sale. LTiwa iniDiedUtely west and adjoining tte city of : Richmond. Iodiuaa, containing four and one ha if acres uf first-rate ground, on which there is a good two : story Brick house, well finished, and In pood repair. c-;n- ' taining seven rnoa.s and a eroo l cila,r, a iare barn, wood 1 h-,esft smoke huse, and other neeesstry uiIdinlE. Tcere is t -to cisterns, and a never failmx sprin c of water rnnr.ir; it thronsh the premises, also, over 4u choice beArinc fruit trees j of dilTereut kinds, niso, a variety of ShraN' ery, Kvergrsens. j dtc. Ihisis a ery desirable pieceof property, and will he ; stdd on rrasonahle tsrms For further inforctratioc. please ' apj 1 y to John T. Smith, in Richmond, orto the underirned ' on tne premises. u. s.iUTII. September 20, 1845. 4-tf Drrs Silks. W E invite the attention of the ladies to our fine assortmerit of piain, lroca.!anU watere.1 Flack Silk: Mack I an 1 colore-1 Ioire Antiiue, plain Taffe and t:ew style -rlaiils. incluiling sonitt very rich pattcras Call and see. Sei.teuil.er SO. I. WRIillT CO. j 1'ublic f X1HE heirs f John Reid, deceased .will offer the personal ! V property or said estate at public sale, at his late rest i' ?L ' !! .HT,Lc!;mon?-.on ,,h Wil" at 10 o'clock of said day, consisting m part of two food" j m.i c . w., vn. jciiii,, , iu, ui ,,, su, aeirj IW hurae wanon, nearly new, set of harness, two aaditles. a lot j "i ''" implements, 15 or 15 acres of orn on the stack. ; r;,nw mw aniaHies, A cut saw. nrciaa axe, lot or carpenter ... . , . ... - . j ( rn ,r , loots, nousenoiu ana Kiicuen rurnitore. etc. Tema af sale: AU""B J thiedollaraand uder.cash;over throedoltara. cred:t of six months will b giren, the purchaser ffivinawith approved security, waiving valuation and ap1 t?3' ,. MART fct ' '- ; I?K-1,st,b'' sow, oru Ma?y, Mackar. 1 Barry Coniwell, Holmes, Whittier. tnsrother with I'hillir, Sampson A, Co s. editira of Standard British I'oets. for sale at bl"KBANKS. ! aep Si 40-tf FOWLER'S PaL'BLICATIOKS. VMEBICAX Agitators and Reformer; Autographs for j Freedom: Mar Lyndon: The Theory of Human l'r.- t gress: Miss Bcecher. Remedy for the VV rongs of Women: ; Woman and her Needs, by Mrs. . Oake. Smith: for sale -! BLRliAK'S. j IFE of Greely: Letters and peeches of Horace I it..: ix-. t aLJ Alaan: tmrrwn i i.tays: Pe Quiney's Writings: know Nothing-. Komaniam not Christianity: Heerhef'a i rIl CoEspir. T: at - Bl'RBAXK S. ' II Vif i'm, Faper. rplIE 'Aihambra" Fancy Cream I-aiJ Note; Esax: Oa. i i rand & Hyperion in!f Nire: Irliea lUth P.r I.. 1 r and Cap i'aper- Blaok Bovk; .ationery. i?. whole-' Z ' TVW. TT ; "Hay yon eeen Sam;- Katy Snow: I'm off for Balto firt-T Bw n4 chok-e Songs, just received: the ; "" dlKvaat Trchw?"d te Vi. ! 1 H ' Jar X7 aCjP eT i rput rlw Lltr rnait Jar, upiii a new bat simple ! : I priocipie, teh only nerfcctly uTreaafal Frwit Jmr oT ', the oc, at Bt BUA-Vnl'S J. L. MHEK'S. FRUIT TREES, 8,o reach Tree, vail grew, aad nicely act in ' bud. Pric VS per hundred. ! 5.000 ayear fresa bow. 4 t feet. n. awe ay i tree, aad well rrow a. Price mv kDn.ij a ia j l ntaav xaaaa A nn let of matt cheic varietiea, and j t:i rrawn. j Yi W Appl. Trw. b, mnu grafted.aad .otly t. cfewt hifa,aa4 every ether article ceaaaaoDly krpt in aa es?rJiad'i - t F' " Mtkf',- - MEN tlSN HALL. Praritr. SeptcBher 13. 155 J5-Jt Pal. a far W. R. WEBSTER, D. D. S.t j ( RESIDENT DENTIST.) Ort ICE oa Mai a street, oyer Hajley k. Molttt'. tore entr.nre one door west of P. ice' .tore, where he will he loaand every war prepared to aitead i ta all call in hi secaoa, to general aaUalactioa. i iap.1 3, 1S6. U tf j

Fall Style of Hats. aJOUX SCFFKINS woolJ respectfully inform hi. friends and the public that he haw just reviv

ed the t ail tvle of rasmonaoie iia. They are very neat, and of a hijra finuii era! assortment of plain an.l other , He h3 aiso a pen era! assortment of plain and other Ht, Caps, c. Fersons wiihicj to pfcrehave are inviied to rail ...

a good assortment of Hau nivnuafcturd bj Himself, ' call and cjcamtc my stock of ihunts and price, bo for attwhirh he will sll Terr low. eonsiderinif the QQll'tr. ! inr toenelva eihr. Prddiers uiiexi wita KsMacct,

KcikmcDi, Sept. 1$, iiw. . i-tf r Coopers H'aniH. riHI u&dcrsizced wisii t eniplfly 12 food hands ta makv f floor barrel. The umhtr I all prepared and read; fr be.Bf pat u(. Sceaily employmaotduring the Falian i W:n ter. aad the hiirHau price wiU be paid far jl aaud. Caah paid irj Sj.uirdj Applj ' McCOT dk ACTO. j Septa bar -30. Eaton. Ohio. , Superter Fruit Trm. THE nnflervyneS ha narfe arraa cements with the Ntir een9 at Rochester aad s racusr. ew Vorlc. to furnish all the latent aad mast improved Fruit Trees, standard aud : lirf, iarre and saiall Frjiis. ShniljUery d Krerereens, aad any and every other article in the cautorwf of the riia t:nfuihrd aurseries at those places. Orders ieft at the tardea, south parr of the town, previous to the 3tHh of Octo'-er. wiU I promptly attcuJed to. lie will ni't ths fruU Co be al.' that they are recammeD.ie.l to he. ills rcta.l prices will ie th; umtu at the uraeriea iii Sew York. JOHS 1. COS LET. September M, leS Su it Land Warrants. JViiE lubscriser ia prepared to furccase L.V.N' D' A U ARRA.NTS for the next threa years at lUo tale of 2S.C uer month. : 1 he very highest ISew Yori market price wiU be given, eften g;viL- more, and n-ver lt-sa; or I wilt ae!! vour VVananH lor you at a mI: chree. D. T SMITH. Attorney at Law, Richnioaj. Inj. una 1S5-5. r 2-i-xf Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD & SON. H. , , .. .... .... . AVISO received large adlitiors to their stock. now hve the pit-asure I'Utfer.nt to the pu-lic a e..u.ii,.!e assort meet in their line of l-os;ne?9, sich as cr.nat f-iil to s:i,t the wnts and rnfc tlie tuples of ail who wish in r . I theuselvv! of the useful impror -.- .eats of the aire. Our ' apleiiiiid stacic is cuoirtose-l in P'irt of .i9iorc?-i tin- -cir-EUEa: Fourier Covk $ .' torts. I'urior, !kp g- Cookinc Guttering mid Spouting, Japanu'd i H are. F.na neled If a r. V-jjs j finti Cupper Hare, I'sually found in such establishments; au.i a-i O-il ia com"ijl 'nw Hsu. we Keep oai suitres huu i,-atcs, store t -pe Mieet iron, 3cc.. aua intend t iet no customer uepart with

out being fully suited in the article and price. An article ' MO,. i,,,ortant tLtter i. that i. view of a'! the drettmatanin our line will be promptly furnished to order; au.l as our M witn ,.h j an. surroun.le.l. an I the neeaiiarities of the expectations of success in lusiness are bas,-4 on Industry, i.,,,;,,.,. i h,.v- l..-n rt.-..n to a,1oi,i the eaclusive

l'r.-imptitu'le anl Fair Dealing, we hope to obtain a share of public favor without a resort to puttierShup near the south-wsat corner of Main and Marion sta. atichmoiul, Seit. II, leoj. 3t-tf JI.N'K assortmunt of Cameo I'ins and Props, at C. A. DICKINSON'. April 13, 1355. 17-tf THOMAS KKaVlEK. ' !s t . Fl TTCUKK. KRAMER & FLETCHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and Fonvardin Uerrliantv Near tbc Iepott Kichmaud, Ind. Wholesale Grocery Store. KRAMER it FLETCHER, "ST received aid for sale ?1 hhrts New lirleaos Sugar; 5t baps CoCee; lo boxes Camiy; i'.bxs W. K Chaese; a cables Aim0n:is; s?0 boxes Raisins: -VI bags Ati-n; 50-1 lbs L-d: Iu bills rebnetanil clan tied do lu " Moiassr anil Syrups; L'Ohf bhls White Fish; 5 bbls aleaa:s; 4)0 lbs Twine.sssorte.1; 15ilbbls Salt; 1211 sacks likes Nans: Together with a general assurtmeut of ail ct!u-r articles uauaily IfH for sale in sjchestablishment. The tratle uf'deatera in tins city ami country ia rrspectfully requested, and thsy arc; aisuri: I that we a n. aii: at ("infill nati prices, with the simple &it-i.tii c.f freight. Richinontl, SugcstS, 23 tf T KA1 KAD PIPe.A lursf eut.p'.v a-syrte.l , I ' 4. I1, aal'J tnclte-, lor i.ile tit the ?"ue T. J. BAKtilS. T7hite v v Knee t'inh and .Mackerel. Cordage. Halter. pes tor It., for sale by II M. f'tKK A- SDN. Julv in, 1S54 Orieil feaclies. IHE beat tiuaifty of Tenaese Reaches 'oii8tii.ly a OLO. w. uahm:. hand -it No-31 Main street. !Hsies at Tliolc-!sftlo: Of) A POXtlrounJ Pepper and Spice, which rrill be sld at " maa'.fuctarir's price-, aci warranted to be pure, or no sale J. W.BARNES. June?, 155. 05 tf WatchBS and Jewelry! JUSTreeeivedtrom the Kait some very fine Watch es. gold and silver cases, for railroad purposes, (iuld Guardt and ( ob Chains; Kar Rings ot various patterns: Musical Bo and Acrordpons; Gold Pens aid I'encil I'aae?; Silver Ware and F'lated Goods; Breastpins o' the latent patterns. Z-Qr NV'atches and Clocks repaired by a skillful workman. Havi,g procured one of the best workmen, I intend thit all work that is entrusted to mv care, shall be repaired with the utmost rare and on reasonable term and warranted to ke-p good time according to their quality, j Thankful for pait favors, I wish a roii'inuanc of the una. C. A. I)l KI.VSOX, No. 3o Main street, sign of Gulden Kaijle. June 21, lsio. 27-tf Z.f) GR03S superior Jamestown Matches, which will he sold ' u low as ever ottered in this market, ly U. W. BAUVE.-. June T. 25 tf FisblitK Tackle. I WISHING TACKLE, in abundance, at C. A. IiICKINSON S. 17-tf April 13. 1S55. Stone Ware. 1 flOO GALLONS stone Ware 1WU for salety of all s:ieJ an-l r-arpmi C. M. BARNES. Wholesale and Re te.l WJCGf IV Si06 J. X. BROWN & C0-, 'lrorI-D rPctfulljr irfgric tlieir frirnd. an.l the pul.lic tut thej arenow in receipt of a large ani choice stock Amonf which ;s Xiw OxLEaas, Cklshcd ami Ct.aRinaa Sriaas; Java. Rio aso Lacnaa Corr. a: Fisa Ta-as: L.n Fisii, ilinuiL aib T.oct; lt; together wiiha general variety ef articles btapted to the coui.try tra ie. IT? Ws lioW ourselves rea.1v at all tiicos tj furnish all article in our line at Cianaaari pricci, iri! fmgkt aiiitH, ta enur.try dealers. AU.u hand, superior family Flour, Corn Meal, Teed. Grails . ate. ALLEN & 11 li O AI3K S , Queesisware Dealers, Ko, 59, Main Street, Richmond Wc have recently been receirng a new and complete stock ol all good, found in our line, con.isting of Queensware, Glass ware. French Chin., Britannia. Church, Stare and Hon. e Lamp., Candlestick. Wa ters, fee. Our stock is ef the heat, hot as wa are not fand of hoastinr. we wH,ot J wh cao or what we cannot do. but would reauest all rrsons wintiaa raoda is oar lias. ta call examine anj judga for th3elrw before buying el. where. June 7 lsfd -io-U -TII BRICK. A Try Taluarle article for seear si ar iti. tor aaue n H SlcCrLL'TGIf, So. 4T .Ha n street. Paiat Brvihfs, A refers! asjorti!:i ef Paint Brushes, aii sixes, sty les asd qualities . to fee found at July S6. L. H. McCULLOrGH'9,4T Main st. 4SCPSRIOR article ef I.emon yrrsfor sale by ah eae or hoai, al L. H. KeCCLLOlHiH S. JuneSu. s. 4T Main street. . . i All AOareSS tO tile CnriStian Vlergy, JIJ. 9. CRAVPTO, with an Appendix cuitain-.ng th lintua! Experience of Wilu.s Bctl-a. This asaii work ha. juat been issued, aad 1. now en a'. at the Bookstore of Burtnk A Bro . Aichaaond. Ind.. acd t . Bly. abv Fourth, aa V u.e.U'cet, Cincinnati. Scptesnber 6. ieiii. 3-tf 1IEXRV FALL?, WBOLKSALK ASD BKTAIL CJO-iripox waronoiise Xo. 1 9 Fast 4th tt., bet. Main and Syca more. CIS CIS! ATI, j 13 now receinrf a larre stock of EngHsh aad America CARPETS. Curtaua araoHs. Oil Tiotaj. dec, for the Fail , trade, ta which he respectful ly invites te attention ef the ; public. September . l?ii. Jet-tf Spiritual Works! j S ACBED CIRCLE; Supernal Theology: Spiritual rbt- ; toeopby; Preneat Age, Eataead. 4 Deiser, li part j aiuasj a acciares; uov ac4! va tMoea: Laaa I Pptnt aaifestationi: and other work avivoeavusa: and orposinz i SuarUaalijau: for sal at HV&SlXt'S. t

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Fresh Arrival! TTA.VXVG j art received from Philie!th;a nd Pitistrixrff. ; imrr asso rtxDt of Drusr, w hcll, in addition w c j old j

- j r,try las-risi a&4 Ihjriici&ci, who wiU cad it to li:r , I '-f-V ."l, -.: .t' .:!" " " I'LT. V ! I piikee i ants, uic t-mj ir.n04 ivn care the Keiici&e vhica 1 Ltc, I taa acij mo&aeud i tiiem to Um Dabitc. raioter and Ba,id-i ABtii dseiltu I Casiocaod Stro t iia. lna. c. A crl iwruiitof i l Fancy art:c'es- Toob Unrud Pait Brajiie. Pa:u Terfumery. Soaps, a veil as a superior article of Tobaecc and imported Sesjara. Do not fvrget ihe N o., whick ts 47 Mjutt ' sirert, her etutoffier will tw met with .romntatceericB. All erders corrct!j ar.iwered. Phytietas irucnii:ii:l carenaltj compoandetl tt eacrs, day or etc L: H. McCCLLOCGB. Whoicaie aad Ktail iiruiciat, No. 4T Maa treet, K cunid. Jalj 26, lrii. QIECM CITV SCALE UOUIi. WILLIAM HUD DART, sBe No- Columbia street, ot w ee n ' f 1 V Msin nd V!aiit. Ciuciauall. I j am itiw manulaciurin Kailroid 1 e- t II pot. tlsy. tra or Coal I lotir and 1 1 Pi!u.rm S-i!.a of aii aize; also, i BnaT555 'tlSa"t Bank Scales, l.mss and j aS? In-n U. sn. Counter S.sle. if., ; which I warrant of lupirwr worLicsnship ani mtterials t H-gald eall particular sl'-r.tion to mv Iron ! Lever t i ay and S k. ?ci!e. Ail comtnucicatioos . prontptly attended to. I Auu.t 15. if-",'. S5 if ' 9y Ju( Itocri v-d: Ti-V.ES Gilcst Arnericin Rtaor. every one warrr-t-irive L;:4iact:oa. Ais. a roustaut sariy of t ulcaniz.i lium Blun;, various ailLs. at j SS Wa n ,:r.-t ! u ?J THOMAs BtNTo '. -"a . t I'isiU-r lres Good. ; r,HEl laiies ara tnv:lcl to eaamine wr extensive assort at mM of rtef.cii anil CoVur; Mcriuos stta aii'l wool ri.lis. a:l w-l llcrLaines, Dellejfts. Oic. Ther are a.irth T. WSliiHTft CO. 1 4'i-tr luoku) at ,ir. 1 iuytr. g. ?-.-ptemter ?. S I'ST recvve-l from Cincint-att. some of the lesit atterns cl iiN. l"-i',f. ten nlate and S kon S'vpr. terns I Ci 'aWar. ten plate a Y,ottl for coal or which wi'.l ne suld , rriCe r.r c-u'a.at the City Stove ?tcr. LKFKVKR 6V 1 at ur usual lt4 rxrERtvoor. October SO. 154. 4-tf Vril.L. MTEB MORE IMPORTANT AND NEWS! ft A. It4l.l,VKI wou!-l inform ail whom It mar racrrro, that to way at aii titjes Sa foun t .t v;s oil stnd, l'iumiitcr's tuil.Urg, 1'satI atr-i-t. n few lioorl south of Va-ri. r-ii !r an-.l wiltrt rto all in his p.i'ver fT the eta of men. uJ chil.tren. A it-ioj .i?.trtui:ir of ltutw atnl t -omeu Mines al v.inn hand, or i'..-i!c li or icr, of the I est ir iterml uri.l 1.,.. .P..rr.l t.i si.. f t t-if t i rtll Hilt th cash system. This arrangement will no .iimr-l eriat'le me to re.iuce the prices f my wort very materially, which I fully intentt t Jf to the lowest rrkti cu.s-.s:eTit with souiul policy ' anil liviiia: prffts. llooil rn:ilerJal, nlt an,t sul stantial work, is a sentiment er principle that 1 he'icve to bealmiiat ' uiiirers.il in th:-; comniimity, an-l one that 1 fuily intend at ( all times to keep in view in the prosecution of mf business. ' K chmon.l, A:iust 13, IVW. 35 It i i New Arrangement. C1 ZIMMKR wnuIJ r.-sP,ctful!y inform his old .friends and customers, that he has tnved his ("andv manufactory to .No. 4S M.iia street, whore he will acap a general assortment of C'undies, Nuts, ("ruits an! Cigars A!r. a gon(ra! assortment ol .NOTIONS--Threads, Button. (". Hoiii-ry, Gloves, and such articles as are usually kpt in No- ; tion Suites. :r sale whulosale) ani rta;l, at C incin- ' nati prices. Richmond, August!, 155. 3-i-tf i NEW ARRANGEMENT! II AV1.NG purchased the entire stock of !erchan- ' di-.-.ei of !ia-il llrihtweil, desiirus continuiue the . Mtsincss at thj c'. l stand, whc.e he (ifTers tor sale The Siiilc on hand, at prices for btloir those e-'er ottered in thit market. They trill be c-'W, art-l those who want bary.in , li.o: "'here to itt them. i J "w 5ume d nd substantial :trtiele., suvh as may iui le quiT iu fashion will be sold for LKSS TIf AX II A I.I' COST. Surne r.f therr: are very r.-at. and as good as thoss of m'rre r-c, ai urH3si. in aJii to the former stock, the unjersijrned, -.v i i ! . ci M.tnjay next, o.'tn 3rjaLi w hto crit, Which will eual ia st 'e and beauty, anythii),; Lro't to thia mik-jt. ! HIS A ss 0 RT M K ST WILL EMBRACE ; Kvery rariey of Staple Dry Ocods and Gro- j ceries Ladies Dress Goods, of every va- j riely Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinettt, ' ((c, d", . J A further enumeration of articles is deemed unnee I essary, and the puhitc sre rewpnctlully invited to call ! before purchasing, wita the assurance that every thing shall be t:ia lo natiafactory . kichinood, Sept IS, 1305 40-tf SIlRvt It. W.K have en hani a ap'entli'l a itescriT-tlon, both plain anJ fi lock of ?hatrls. of everv fashienavie. fiou 't fai 1 to saethem rclore you lut. Septemher 2t. T. WKI0III Sc O. 4,1 tf THADDtlUli WR1CHT. Nitrux HDumeiwua ia T. Wright & Co. I RE in rre.pt, y r"ent rr;r.i!, from Near York anl i'hila.feiTfhia, a very t an-t comprehensive tock of It!S ;ttt Winter I -00,1k, : Eiahracinp altrost every style an! Tariety, selectel with ' rt-ferenee to our tacr;tsiry citr trnie, and with an eye also to the w.n,t of the country, to which we inr.t the attention of iiirch:i8era. A it i no. our taste to enter into eom?ct:riin in the Gaa . Kus.iia's. .there tinc comp.tnr ore tnitel in t : va for th. - puro9tr.) we will not, announce Lo juar aMn:ah? i er tiiat ; we have mohk oixio! than were ever irourht to la'h in. .r j thit our prices nre 5u ver cent. I clow our neihi or; but j pletltre oureiveto shir our friends ; (ocii infer. ur to uwti in the ai&rket. ml at pricrs a as the lowest, j aian irotit and ,ii.cit pay' is our inotto. ' rie r.Teus a catl at thi old aiuti-1. No. IO Main street, near the li: Vamp. T. WKIUHT & COKichirond, f. timber 2. 4t) tf To Oily rtTt! Connlry l)p.il'r. I THiNUt cV t'l CTdH II have r.ow a lane aa srtrrmt of Groceries, which tliey offer to ths trade at Cincinnati iirices. with the only a.l.litij- offreiht. Callat ur.lers pron.r.t'y hUen-ieil to. -ulTust33. l.ij. 3S-tf Itaoss :iu) Shoe! srf?7. A fine assortment of B-."ts. AV 4 shoes, lium 5an,l,s, $c ,n'th. e eat styles. Call ani examine. ?hoea, Oaitera. Overhe best ina!ity aad newWRIGHT 40 tf September SO. Cloftia) sintl Cfiiures. OUR stock of Cloths. Caasimeres, Satinets. Tweeds. Ac. is ana natty ;no4. Those wishing to purchase would 'la well to see them hefare buying elsewhere. No. llf is the place. T. WEIGHT or CO ALLEX & It HO ADS ILL in a short time have in store aad for saT a full aa to stock of lias Burner, which they will sell s . compete with Ptacmnau price. Bt;taiaDervi, au ir Iticiiinond (ireen IIone. r"IIE urid-Tsisr.etl has completed hia arrangement, and opene-1 his 'freen lloaae, s'tuated at th south end ef Pearl street, iu the city of R: -harroad, and Is now prepared to furnish the friend of Floriculture with a very general a. sortment of Satire and Tropical Plants. He has about eO varieties of tile latest and most beautiful Ro.?s, Camelia., Fusias, Oeraaiums, Verbenas, Elahlias, Cactus, and a very general variety of Green House Plants. A variety r.f th latest and most approved Strawberry Plants and Catawba Grape Vine. JOHN J. COSLET. Rachanon.r. April T, 154. J6 tf J. Jua, - w. p. ftaxTov, C'ci'e, HukmmnJ. JILIAS A BENTOX, ATTORNEYS AJCD COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Richmond, Indiana. try- Office in the Wiggins' Buiidicfc. March 10. 1854. 13.. f I raw per (a lit to Sawilill Owners enl Others. THF under, igued offer, for ..!e one ef J. R. Shank. 1 celebrated Lath Catnog Machine., with the emcluaire rivht to use the same in Wavtae coaaty. Also a ; machine, and tberijht to use th una out of Wayne county- Ttieae aiachine .ttraeted much notice when on oiaibitioa at ths fair of th Mechanic" Institute, ia CiatciataatL, laat year. Thy are very sicpie aad ; durable, and are capable ci c-jtting lion i.?fyj to fJ la! ha each, per day. Oaw hand raat cut, count aa i tie up ready fcr market. 5 to 12 M , two handa 15 to 2-3 . M.: acd three hand. 30 l. per day. The nachrn require. o lhsje pw er to run it that any mill ewaer : would famiah power gratu, a. it would rurnish a rood 'market at hone far laenber. The machine may be seen in operation ia DaituB, VY.vae county, ind j C. REYSOLDSAegu.t 9, 54 U CotTee! AprfERlOIt article of Ri Coee can always be fwaad at wholesale er retail at Mo. 31 Main street. Atareh . leii . C.KO. V. BAK(E. frrt OCXCES Zinc Valerian, " Sslphate M or-hi. M.7rr4i Aeetava. r sale Jul 26. L. H. McCriXOUGH, r ' No. 47 iiain rtrt-

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the Aa.ectat.on tor tee Second Year i aiacn aa . ...o ..... .... o, ,,. . . . iuunatiau al Ute kiJoeya with, the hacie. edL Term ot ?Jf-n.t)Crtitp !r"rv.n my knowl.Ja or tta virtuea in the ahov, H,. TV payment p!' hree dollars constiti.te any ene a leases sal at he. which i have aJ It. I have aa member ol thi. Asociatiin, and entitles tun lu either . hesifom y in prnnoiia.-inf it superior U aay anasUrute cue ot the luiiuwiuic Magazine lor nan year, andal.o haha. tj olfer.-J to the public with which I have ba ticket in the ai.-trioutioo of the Matuary and ! come acuaioleJ, aftd would cheerfulty recouimasj ' 1'ainting-. it to the public. - " - j The l.Lteratui e issued to subscribers cocaiat; of the J. 11. JORDAN, D. , foliowiiii Mnutblv . Majiiiiina; liareer'a. lutnam's,' Knickerbocker. Bta'ckwi.oJ "a. Graham's, and t.odey s j To th Public. ' - ' Lady's rt.wk; an 1 the ( larterly li'-tiei i -pr uu.-J in TUia i to certithfy t In JuW! last 1 vn attackel New Voik l'dti:bucn, t calm nster, London Quar- s JtaiatacChatera. aud if., aoon, ) BJ )lm,r tvrly ani Nortb Bri'tah. ' ' ciairaaid. an a collapaed. state., I had remauiei ia Liitell'a Living A.e iv. c.ltl ) is furnished caa jut ' tnl, .itn sorue tan hours when my physician informand tva o inei.iberahi,. for S'. ,! niv la-niiy and friend that I coulJ not poaaiblv l er.or.s taking live t-nitr.hii.a are entitled to any i live, and, to ictlv forbidmy ai: perinit.in any oae f.v.i ol ;ht Magazines !or one yvar. aa 1 .ia ticketa in giving me anv medicine or nourishment whatever, the ilis'i ibuiina. as it would only haaten ray ateatn. At thia time Mr. Th i .ro.-eed derive! fic.-n the sao of roeuiber- : p'oraha tint to see eie, and brought with hiaa a bottle !upa at j uovoiaj to the purchase oi work, of Art tor i contain'njt for r ounces of hi .ltorati. Kalm, aad the ensuing year. j asked prinisioo at my wite to u it on ma, as he The AtKnntases Set-airert j thought it would iiuuiodiately give ease. It wa i. bv becoming a member 't Hits Associativa sr mcdiati-ly applied, and wa in a warm perspiration pri- " 1st. Ail f ersou receive the lull value ol their sub- or to which time my etr(mitie were cold, a clammy , ctiptiuus at the stait, in the shape ol atarliog Mg- sweat waa on my face and head. - After the use of tar. itine Literature. other btittlaa ef the .am medicine, I waa entirely Jd. K.arh member is coDtributiog towarda pun-he- relieved of all distress, and in a few day was tawtne. ain choice Work of Art. which are to he ditrihuted d to health. I would moat cheerfully aad hnartily -.niat Ihemiiilva,, anJ ir; it the umj tnt.e eocoura- i nacommend thia ilaitn to all who are allltctod la., cins the Ariiats of the countrv. disbursing thousani i: ilar way. I have also used it in olhor diaeaia.

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liodev'a "Lady's Boot" olHce, US Clieatuut street, ' ir.ation, burns, bruises, and for a very .ever, rase of Philadelphia, cr ' .tiff neek, brought oa by a violent cold, aad I thlak I . Western t lire, ICG Water .treet, Sandusky, O. have had full proof of it medical propertie. in a treat , October 11 . I -35 4 tf ' many of the disease, (or which you recommend it, nd I have no found it to fail is even one ot thaaa. ' I'ttnSH AltKIV.41. t-till I do not .ay that it i. an infallible cure, yt itia Ol" NKW AND .SPLENDID JHWELllY! -y"-' 1 1 KvKS CO.NK i KKO , ars now opinliij t their ;h.ve amr trioJ, anl I ham tried many, f will not, J- al .tore. No. 14 Main .treet, oppo.ite Bright ell's ' if can procure it, do without it in my family tor any , Store, a very extensive and general assortment of rich i consideration. Hoping that you will .till contiaue and raro Jewelry, consisting of Gold and Silver W'i'ch. ; to compound it honestly; and that it may relieve thoucs for ladies sn 1 gentlemen's wear, varying from i"25 ' da of sufl'erers, I no.t heartily recommeni it to say tj tl'JH; .Silver W utcbes from $10 to 7d; some of them f8How citiaen. as a moat eacellont family medwiss, made expre.-j.lj for Railroad men, and neceassriiy of Yours, atfectii natelv, ' t-ie beet vjiia'.i'.y. Kvery vsri' ty of breastpins, finjier ; J. M. KI.VLET. rings, ana i .t drops, of the la est and mot beautilu! ; This ia to certify that in the summer of lh4. I be-e-tterr.s;g..-,tl( men gold fob Chain., very line, silver r,m to very Isme and weak in my back. Occasioned -l'ob t 'tlains. neat and rich; silver, gold and pi. ted hv lifting, that I could aot .it d wa er et uo withaat .

Guard and Freast Chains: Porte Monnaios, of new style tii very dd either fnr ladie.or gentlemen; pure Altata labia, lea anl Dessert poons, lar aupenor to j German Silver, and almost equal to purn .ilver; Tabla ( l ork. of the same material; Gold and Silver Thimble. , Gold Pens and Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, ( locks in , great variety, among which are some of the finest oT: t rench tnanufaiture, which run three weeks, id;', ara warranted to to superior to anything else in this !'ne, .Mao. a clock that runs one year, &.c. Tney have a's every imaginable article ever kept in their line of uu-in-s9, purchased in INoiv 1 ork at the lowest caah cei, and which wiil be acid at i iuiaU advance. J Watchea r paired in a auporior manner, -tnd warranted aecordirg to contract. CONK &. BR". -Richmond, April in, 155- 19-tX ( W TILL he ri--tiiy nt all times tv deliver Hour to orjer, to T iretlier witli all kinds of Proviaions, llri.-eeries, ci;c.. free of charge. Kxpreas haultiiif done to or-ler on short notice. All orders ltft at Younp's Provision House, for Flour and Provisions, will receive prompt attention. Thankful for the very lil era patror.aire heretofore received, he hofte l.y strict atter.tioa uil untiring enerry to make it pleasant an-1 proHtaMeto nl! who may favor him with a call for hour or provisions. Tne hicheat cash prices paid at all times for every description of produce. r. n. vorsa. March 10. 134. l'J-lf Corner of Main aixl Front st., liichmoud, Ie. T 'THE ubrribi-r hnvi:i!f m:ido niTanircmeriU with W. C I.ivi A- Co., of Cin-'iiniAti, to keep eonsUautlj on hani ri-ik I at-nt Air-1 nrht METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Whi.-b ar th irrtn,tet inreiitln of tl.e jtv? for the fifM-a.. w,uM rail the treiitin ot tho .u(1m- to their stAji ienty ott thr -ttnmon w;.odiD c.fTias now irt uw:, f-.r c .'a?on9 of the yciu-.f or vault pnrojirp. tranporfAtion, beauty, style of f.ni-b and uurabi.ity. Thejtirf ourivwi.. atn i whfrtver thev hare b!! introiufci it hm herm tat the t-'tal ox" lu-.t.a at aii oth'r cof5tiJ I r-iw hr nn airttTieTit ou hnnJ niiii bcao be swn M cal.iui al in? Ware-raorn. Ia alliti&ri, I shall keep on baud al k.Qvii1 an l nit of rca1y Baa-la - W0 OD EX C 0 FFIXS, : Manufactured of the beat mat-rial, and made by the . be!t workmen in the city. I am prepared to attend fun- ) eraU with a fashionable or piain liKARt, and mj ' tertna shall be as low as any shop, for aiuaiiar ervice. THOMAS M.tMl.V. Richmond, Xovember IT, I. Clocks. N EW stock cf 30 hour and 8 day Bra. Clock. C. A. DICKINSON. Apr il 17. I'ii. 17-tf fire: fire:: fire::'. MESSRS. CROCKER fe SOX, f'v RATLFI'L for th very liberal patrooare which ha Ift-cen extended to the in heretofore, return their Lbaaiata ta their naay friend, and cuatomer. for their support. They would aiao 'ar.neu&ce ta their customer, that they are just receivinr th test stock of Grocerie. they ha ever brought to th:. city, which they will .ell low for caah. aad a. they ir.rrr.d to buy for caah, aad sell exclusively for th aaane, they fibtter themselves they can mac it to the advaatae of every sue to buy of them. They ala keep a funeral assortment of Family Flour aad Feed on hand, whiehthey will deliver to aoy part of the city fre of charge. Order, left with them will be promptly attended to Oood Sta-a Bar-k Muncy kept a hand to pay for ail kinds of pro-lie. K:chmond. January IS, 18U. 4-tr Etlruiitt Ittuetn 15cf IS .Vain tmt, RICHMOND. IND. V. J. MeCOHS, Proprietor. June 7. 1-tA. 2-tf Tombstone, nTWottumeMtg, Are. Dk R. MORRISON. Slain St., Richmond, Ind..; still continue. t m.nafacture, to order, every ; variety cf Piain aad Ornantectal Tom -ritoae, Mannmenu, etc., Ac. af the iaievt style, aud naoat beautiful patterns. ffr- He take, pain in inform in hi friend thai be'wili a. cheap, ii not a little ehtaftr, for ready caah, than can be bough! ia the State. Hia won ta warranted eijuaJ la any made ia the West, and perfect .ataatactioo guaranteed. The public are inri'ed to caii and examine hi stock aad .peciRichmond, March 10. IS54 Jr HEt'Hf KD i hiada mna-ar; 1 saea Coeee; 25 ban ?h.-; iOaacka lined Peaaa; SW bbl. Molasses; ha!f whls Molasses; At 31 Vaia nreet. which will b .old law ay caah er ea ahwrtcraia. u. W. fit'lS. March O ISii. 1 tf o MHERTV PAPERS; iaohaaaa rema; Uavad's aad Caaacer Poems: Jaat rcied tv BCRBAXK RO. 3at-tr

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Dr. Tormha's . Alterative Balm, A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"" I'er Internal aad Internal lTae. ' 7"i"a ft' i waarmar.- la r.iim mt r laKaru raiaa in tit Spin, or Stninl AVetiea re 4 frt f;-, Utitd-Jtcit, er Stiff -Veea-, .Sore Ti .Syrettes in tkt frnlat, ..?afr4 er ifiMeafe ' er iturninf in isarawii, ,Nrwt mnt eratars, Hum. Jjetaid' vr AVwaasa uwa, IVtawajs (AaiaV skats' .aVsileae f W. r.Jna .V.ra. Tax, P!.mriiif, Jteee anJ Apne, t'lU; t'oix. "- tta mw Jvarr-s Ixtlaination in tae WeaJ, iiamaek, i?eirWs r ATia'wejfcS. aarr etaaa tt of ciitrirn. Hurras aaJ arZaawaiatifai nj A ,.jarj aaj SeirWi, Vox, &artt f -ft flWdftVt, ete, ski

i riiHKrwaaaa why Uiia lUl.n reachaa ail laeseeeeae, i I ia because it reJuces in limrtuHoo, anJ arousea th aecreliona anJ imrosi Ttm into action. This f power i osruia; to the prut.ar abtaatioa ot laadirai ; ; r.ij-.-rt!" without iheir heicj auiraXii4. Theme. '. ictne is perfectly aal'e. It sriii. it u,-i freely, act uataeviately UHn the liver, aad ail ot'.ier secretive &r. gan. Read the full. w ia (.'ertitioateN: Partincate of IT. J. li Jordan, lata rwaideutphytiriaa oi tiaa t eurtU street t'holera Itoapital I can cheer uily recommend the Alterative Rj'.iBta the j'uMic, know inj aa I ii. that it ia ea excellent ar- , ! " a " wwn tats. rnv. m nw nsim taeaw. m tttaa ty. u, .S-a ot cr.uin. and, p.m. I. th. 1 and have found it a rno.t eacedlent remedy. 1 do not think it can be t jo hitfhlr recommended. ; JOKL KIRET ! 1 do hereby eei ttfy that the above certificate is ear. . rect, and the statement of the physician msd to aie ta true. JULIA ANN kilRHT. " .,.., ; A ecrtiricate from Rev. J. D. Finley. : J CiieiMiti, March , f53, - D. oH Tlii. i. the lirat time in mi long life that I have jtiven my n.me in reeomraeooation ol any eiiikiao, aa a cenerat remedy, though 1 have oftaa been solicited i have used vour Alterative Bala ' ' for nearly two year; first for the rheumatism ia nay . hip and knee, ol which 1 waa nearly a cripple, thaa for very .evore bruise, on two of my family; the a 3 ! violent attack (i Jiarrhora on myself, then for iotlaaj. , holding on to some object ! ic.ha's Alterative halm. times, my back waa perlectly restored, and I have felt n0 symptom of it. return aince. -t v My wife, alao. ha. used it tor Rheumatic pafa. hesdarhe and to.thache, with very bneli. i.l result, i J. J, VKAkiLE. December 1st. ISM. ' ' Certirirate from D. L. Starr. ' aj 1 have know n Mr. I oraha'a Alturati va Halia to per . form a very extraordinary cora upon a horse thai i was verv balv cut. some time since. I used it upon one occasion, eaternatly. witb cocal elfei t. I believe it to be a, perfsctly .ale and eincciou. remedy lo be used in many complaints. D.L. hTAKH. .. November 21st. " . Xo the I'uMlr.' ,J ' Tliis is to rArtify tSat my wife w. .mirtej with ; ' Hie .pinal atfoction and Cyapepaia for nine years, aad a a la rife portion of the tiuip ,coolined to her room. ! Three joint, ol her bark-bone was thrown out of place and curved, caused by th disease and p. in. She was quite bowed doarn in her atature daring her illness..; Via had three phy.ieiana attending her during the , principal part of her illness, but aapurienced no pr-mant-nt r.!ieffrom thoir prevcrtption. I aflijrwrl procured one bottle f Or. Koraaa's Alterative Balm, : and hy the time ahe had uaad that hottld. ha fait (rat relief? She uard hut ivau ioltle when she wasn.' tiroly cured snd well of her disease, and her bach'ioae. ha. loot it. curve, and ahe i as straight ie her alalur a. .he wa. previnu. to her attack. W e h:'reoy cer'i- ' fy that we beliove the Halm to he the best medicine ia . ii.o and we believe it to b.a a certain urs fee .pinal abectiun and dy.pep.ia, and cannet too highly rcoe- . mend it to every person a'Hicted with the abuv di.- . easo. We alao find it an efTt-ctual cure in many othr di.aa in which have tried it in our family. . ' . SignaJl ., - Ali:U.ViKK C'feARK. i MARY B. Cf.ARht. I.)uc!,burg, Highland co.. Ohio. Ja. U, 1H.VI.' -I am well acquainted wl'h Alexander Clark and hit wife, and alao Joha Walker, and know the ahove state aenta to be rnaii.-rs f Jact, andUn-y are par.eal of rcpectatility and candor. ign9dj ABRAHAM GIBLER. tVholfaale Ku-pot at J. 3c C iiitiar l, No. II. Pearl atroet, 'u.' innati. ! : w l t ,. tin. urfk of Vifrk . r s..n. f, .. tt , t, i i j.nljbv Drugjiat generally ia Richmond. July 7. 1S51 29 tf i Indiana State Fair. THREE SILVER CUTS! , ; r, Vt. ROiUNONof Richmond, Ind . was awarded : l . the first premium a gilver Cup is tut th. bt SurraaToaiiiil HoaicPowra combined, and a Car ; r -commended for Superior Va ovkmanahip. There , were three Machines put in operation, one of thaaa the Mo;!;(t Ma hineol t 'rystal Pa.'ar rnoowa. aad at the Wayne county 1 air a Silver Cup for the beat Hot ' Power and Separator, and Iws cash premium. o&e for superior workmanship, aa J one for the beat apeci- ' meo of Machine Casting. Persona wanting a superior Machine can be accommodated b v addressing '. W. ROB1NSO.N. Steam Engine., Pre.. Screw., IS ridge Bolt,' Machine Work, Iron and Bra. CaaUng. mad to otint. Richmond. October 13, 195. -".., CITY GROCERY STORE! E. EL COOK fc SON, V roVLU repctfuiiy inXorm their friend, and that w V public that they hay enlarged an reutted their room, and filled it with a 6n aasor'meat of VrewJl family firocerica and Proviaaona, which tbr will sell as low a similar article can be hal in thi market. Tbakkful fur the past liberal patronage h.toweiupva tham, they r.pctfull olici: a costia, nance of the .am. . , Jaiy iJ, I94. ai-tf NEW ARBANGEMEWT. J. B. HUNXICOTT, lianas purchased a .toch of Jewelry, -e.. of Job Bortoa. and evd bwa at k to th rojm of Mr. Bortrn. in, mediately below tho Pel adnata ay fie, ha, with the two stack combt. a full and haadaom aasortnsat ol Jewelry, w a-r, ( locks. Breastpin. lioger Kings, i ob nd Vt VVtem Chans. Gold aad fiaiywy PaacU Ce, poa. 8ptaie. CutUJy. lrr Varo ol ditferaat kinds, ad ia fact almost ovary riiela usually kept ia imilar tabiisdiaHHit. They iU bo old oa as frnir taraa aw thoy taa be faa-i at any other eataatiahmcot, ani ayarranted to be what thy r repreo.ed. f-y Waarh aad Clock uraiata at tho short aotice. aavd with car. J. B. HCNXHTTT, grateful for the liber.! p -troasf h-vt lov betw4 as, him, aak a oat:av a.sce of it. Old friend and tho public ar rwapwwafally invited in ealL Puchsa9aa.Jaoo7.lS30. 5

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