Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 45, 25 October 1855 — Page 4

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Ci4tr Of what it i Campose . ' We Lave sometimes thougct that if the lorers of cider were fully aware of the ingred setts which usually compos the beverage,? there would bo lsa of the article consumed, j What is Cider? The juice of Apples, ' says cne. Well, if that is all, itTwi!l answer," but ' we imagine it to be the juke of various articles, j Here i a pile of these ame applet just ready - to run through the mill, let us examine them. Somecf them, we discover, have holes bored iu tLero. Cut one in two. There, look At tl.nt. A fat worm half an inch long, juicy as iii. -uuM (lciiie Ti j another. , Sore enough, is iriiHoiwJ'also.'.'IIeiew one that aeema to have fallen ia th mud. Rub it off. Ugh! the pigs hare Veen in the orchard and left their mart under the rery tree where that apple grew. -f Seriously, cider is very often, and almost necessarily extremely filthy. Wrorm, bugs, cl.iv. and various other kinds of filthineas are ground up with the apples, and consequently form a pj.rlof the cider itself. And yet we drink i, mVe it into apple-butter and ue it in vati'jus ways, and re never a whit disturbed by its nactines. Verily the lovers of cider wiil no fail to consume their peck of dirt. j ' -"'Indiana Farmer. ! Hour Irons Sprouted WhenU Thu extensive'misforfune which has overuken our wheat crop, by th? germination of the gra'.n, renders it .aiua certain tbat much ; of our bread aul pastry fr the yar to Curue must be made from the flour of s prouted j wheat. -UndT-these circumstances, it b?-( comes a ques'i-yii of vital importance, first, how we cm doiermiua whother or not wa are j purchasing an inferior anicle of flour; anJ secondly, whether such inferior article when parclidsed h dulfctoriom to health. In Eng-1 hind, wh.-re the atmosphere is humiJ, and j bright, clear weather for harvesting so pre-j carious, grown wheat is no uncommon thing; ) and besides, the imports of Continental grain j heretofore mado Irorn the utr.uoian provinces and the coastof the liisck fcta, is not unfrequently so damaged and .-prouted by tb'j heatings and casual.iies of the voyage, as to reader it ultimately an inferior grain. It is trausportcd on the rivers from the interior of! the country W the sea coast in open boata, ex- j po.ed to ad the changes ot the weatner, ana by the tiuie it ranches tu snipping ports, is not uiifieqaently so grown and matted on the surface of the cargo, as to require breaking up with hharp instruments. Of course, in such cases, the superficial portions of th cargo are entirely worthless for humnn food; and the remainder cannot be otherwibe than much deteriorated. In our country, however, through the favorable influences of a clear ky and an unclouded sun, the harvest is usually gathered wi.h no dauiace from excess of moisture, and the owner of broad acres of golden wheat slush-; s it down with the utmost confidence and. freedom from fear of any such calamity. i The iueatiou with him ia, at what precise mo-; . . j . t ment i.is own convenience ana me pencci state of the grain will render it desirable to stack or house; and not, as in some other countries, when will it by possibilty answer to fecure, leaning at the same lime to the doubtful side of its fitness, rather than to leave it ano.i. er moment 10 v-.v...i.--- . j foul weather ia the field. " j Bat the pretent season with us ha been ex-' traordinary. No degree of vigilance, activi-j Iv, or foresight could have .toured our grain; i for tlie rains came on just ai itiai cnais wnicn revideredthe farmer utterly unable to prevent the i Jimiiv. Hut little of the grain which hnd ben cut was cured, and the remainder ' standing in ti.e field had advanced just so far j in the process of lipening as to reuder it pe- ( culiarly susceptible to the intluenoes of gerruinativu. The t onsequjnee is, both the har- j vested fji-aiu aud that stanaing in the field have spi-outed diy by day, while the owners' .OOlI Oy H IHI lieafjr lir.ii ,v w. ,v-. w avert or to overcome the misfortune. But it is upon us, and now what its conaequences to health and comfort are to be is a matter of absorbing interest to nearly all classes of community. - I ii 1 I A number ot experienced miners ana iorwardors of this city, who have for many years . b.en oi-iigod in the trade in ths garden of the world for prime wheat andjlour. asaure i the writer that unless the grain is mildewed j or damaged otherwise than simply by germin-1 n.ion, tho flour produced therefrom is just asj white and just as fair, in appearance to the j eye, as though it had been manufactured out I of the most perfect grain. There is a loss of. from 10 to 15 lbs. of flour to the barrel, that is to say, sprouted wheat sufficient to make aj barrel of flour, would have produced, if the' gram had been perfect, 10 or 15 lbs. over that amount; so that if tho miller could sell the j product at the same pric, ha could not afford ( to pay as much for sprouted as for unsprout-l e j wheat. But he cannot stll it for so much, j unless he practices a deception upon the pur-' chaser, such aa no reputable dealer is willing' to do. Instances more than one are known j to us of flour manufacturers who called them-; selves reputable, and whose brand both in New Voik and Boston, was known on change , to be unsurpassed, have worked up poor wheat j into so called "Kxtra (ienessee;" but the bar-j rels were branded with an unknown, fictiti-, ous, or irresponsible name. Tha miller would no more have put his own brand on such an aiiiclo, than he would have sunk his fortune ia the bottom of the lak. j One wsfegnard, then, against a purchase of j inferior for'first class fl vir is to obtain a well ( known and responsible brand, such an one as mar be depended tipon; for the manufacturer know whether or not he is working up perfeet wheat, and can brand it accordingly. The flour cf grown wheat is deficient in glu-! ten, which is tho process of germination has, to certain extent, undergone a chemical change and disappeared. It assumes a new form under the name of diastase possessing new properties, and is endowed with new functions. It dissolves ia tepid water, and at a temperature of liOdeg. to HO deg. Fahrenheit, it converts the starch c-f the flour into grape suiar. Hence arises the peculiar but not un pleasant sweet taste of bread made from such flour. If, therefore, the flour b analyized, a deficiency of gluten will be observed; . -. . -ill l . 1 ana iu aasenco perfect article. nil indicate t once an imTha amount of elatea ia (rood flour ia ten per cent. i f But the Dest ten oi nour yei Known is in the making of bread. Under the ordinary Srocese of sponging aad raising the dough of our manufactured from sprouted wheat, the bubbles of carbonio acid generated by the fermentation break through the sponge and escape, causing the paste to sink into a heavy mass. The bread when baked bo unpalatable, indeed many people prefer its taste to that made from the best flour; and - probably the great majority of consumers would relish it as well if the product could be made equally aa light. ; Aside from the difficulty which the diseetive organs have to encounter in a snass of

clammy food, there is no positive unheakhi- ' nets connected with the use of this kind of

Hour. It may not be quite so well adapted to , ilia Droaucuon or mnmn.ir nnrp. since me gluten of the pure wheat is one of the best vegetable productions for this purpose known;' ' . but anion -r our reonle. where sa much animal food is consumed, this deficiency is abundant-: it oDviaie.1. l he resulting proauctsoi sproui-: e"d grain, yz. diastase, gum, grape sugar, &c, ' are all nutnuous, even medicinal; and the consumer can eat his bread I without fear of! any ill consequences. Judicious mar.ameut in the household, and experience in the cooking, can partially obviate the detects, such as they are of this kind of flour; and while we are perfect!' certain of its health and streno-th- i wf .ica, uu iuuuuiiuvo eieu t una, kind f food is sufficient cause for thanksgir-i ing and gratitude to God. Cor. of an Ai' change. Keeping Sweet Potatoes. We have intended to write an article for oar present number ou keeping the Sweet Potato, but here is one which answers our purpose. Great care should be taken in digging and handling the potatoes not to break or bruise them. Also, construct the bins or boxes so that the air can circulate freely through them, without this .precaution, the potatoes will be likely to sweat, and the moisture thus generated will soon produce decay. Kiie. .Select fine days during the first and aoond week of October, and take the potoe from the hills carefuiiv, to as not to uilio them, let them dry thoroughly, but pecdily. either in thesnn, or spread upoaa floor under cover. The boxes or bin for stowing will be ia slis according to the quantity you wish to keep, but in no case over two feet in depth. fiaihera sufficient quantity of sand or fine road-dut, and have it thoroughly screened and dry. then spread itaa inch or two deep on the bottom of the box, and lay iu a course of potatoes from 0 to 11 inches thick, then pour in more sand until it fills all the interstices between the potatoes, to the bottom of tho box. sin .l : A ... Alt .... t u.;,V. I r lien mis ia uuuo, ucn uu uu inc. i" r ,.' anrt tl.f-n Acstin nour on Finil u i fare, and fasien on a cover to keep out mice j if necessary.. Tf, several boxes are used, j they may be piled on the top of each other, j and in this ewe always with sticks to leave a ; space between, of one or two inches, to allow a free circulation of air. I In order to complete success in keepiug, it ' is indispcnsib'e that the boxes be stored in a dry room where a pretty uniform temperature can be maintaimed, the safest range being between 50 to CO 1'ah. A wider range, if not of too long duration, may not do much harm. Potatoes put up in this manner will i not be subject to loss of over 5 to 10 perceut re. . Sweet potatoes tor winter ue can be p served in much the same way, aud will keep j suitable for cooking all winter, with but a ! alight deterioration of quniity. To keep them J from the atmosphere dry and of an equal . U;mper;tture, are the great retinites to com- . plete success. 1 Kakmino in Iowa. A correspondent of the , HufTalo Commercial Advertiser bpeaks as ful- j i . r , i . ., .! M;ni, viaf.i-

ui w.u ,UUS B b ( feet w"hUe ; ,mlU white.j,ot on th9 Uiskel. a .mall Iowa, with its 50,000 square miles of teri lump on her cheek, son:e white under ber belly, and a ritorv. Was a perfect wilderness twenty-five small stsr on her forehoaj. Any person (jiving infor- " J .. .... , . .r. mstion so that the cow can be obtained, or returning

vears ao , and m It! 4U COnlaineU uniy 4.5, 1 It ' i . . rr . 1 .. , :, ,m l 1 1 i . . ,i lnnaoiiaius. iu jear iii, n rui,.... was 195,214 an increase of three hundred : and forty-seven per cent. Five years ago, j it had 82 1,080 acres of improved land, and the value of farms was Slt!.6c7,5G7. In this voung State there are to-day fifty thousand , Korses, a large number of milch cows, and . nearly as many working oxen, a hundred and seventy thousand sheep, and five hundred ! thousand swine; and the value of live stock , cannot be much short of five millions of dol-: lars. It now yields annually upwards of two million bushels of Indian corn. Iowa will certainly be the New York of the west ia an agricultural point. She has 4000 square miles of territory more than the Empire state, and has now only four or five persons to the square mile, while New York has nearly seventy. Iowa has a million and a half acres of good land unimproved. When all her agricultural resources are developed, when she ships her hundred million bushels of corn annually, by one or more of her "Pacific rail- j roads," to China atd the islands along the route, then will the Union feel enriched by the Iowa link in the bright chain of western ; commonwealths." Wvanpot Cokk. A correspondent of tlie Missouri lie-publican gies the following account of a now species of corn exhibited at theiat Illinois State Fair: A A. ........ f-.. ... Wavt-lt. f nririin rsnnlr. ta.UlOl I1VIU nini; i " " ' J j was there with three large goods boxes filled with tha Wyandott corn, which he sold to the ! million t twenty -five cents pvr car for set'd. j He told me that he had ix ncr?s of this corn this season, which yielded an avc-raga of on ' hundred and fifty bushel to the- acre. This corn was obtained from the Wyandott Indian nation three year ago and last year was its first yield in Illinois a half an acre grown bv this Morsran county farmer. He sold tho seed at one cent pr kernel, last fall and winter, to persons throughout the State, and this year considerable has been grown. The ears are from live to nu;G inches long, and not so larf rouiid as the common Tarieiy. It is a fine pearl v white, and has bat little chit, and grind neirly all into meal. A chemical analrsi of its properties proves it to contain a Iftfi nor! Ion of frhitinous starchy qualities, j and Us of spirit and strength than the great . ..1. , v i.j yellow dog-tooth corn for w hich buckerdom is famous The com 15 planted One keriifl to the L,H. and sometime, in drills. Tho one kernel forms a mass Of rooty tbres, OUen as lareas a man s bat, ana irons tnt se snoot up from four to nine shoots or stalks, and each of j thee stalks will bear from one to rive years, j A hill of this corn was grown this year in . Upper Alton, from one kernel, which raulii-1 phed to the extent of over eight thousand i tr- j nelt. This is a bri.f description of the VTy- j andot corn, as given to me on tne r air ground, , and I suppose it is m the main correct. It t ; now quite the T.ig among fucKeriarmers, ana , mr informwit sold off his rs at m quarter each, like hot cakes. Y bather it will come ; Jr.fr. eansrsl HM. and whether it Will not tarn back'into common corn, after a few geaera - tions in Illinois Soil, (as is the Case with Yatlkecorn and pumpkin seed when brought iwtum su r " . r. ... , . - J West and planted,) time will determine. 1 wm Vw VARIETY OF Cob. Mr. J. VT. "WTIA W AMKTT OF .oecimen cox. cf Varnon, . I ., baa aant a pecinen of a new jariety of Com grown OT him. He calls it the Bread Corn, and says that it prodaces flour equal in appearance, aaa rery simi.ar in iU aaaiiiies. to the best wheat flour. The in qu&aoes, tu r .v- n-L4. nUm. mho his seen eaiwr vi iu vss-n. . -- specimen of tha flour, confirm Mr. Wilcox'.tatement ia reference to iU appearance. The core is proaeanced superior to any other lind "for boiling. Those who may wish to give this new corn a trial can, doubtless, procure seed of lir. Wilcox. His address is Oneida, Madison county, K. Y. Ohio Farmer.

-JAMES M. HAYS

TTAi received a large ml varied assortment of Fa v me v. rii m. n.-;.,t,, ii .i.i..k v.-. hT, h " mn?h car. and embraces ainotij rhich be offers ob as fair Icnu as aaer caa i stock w as selected with 1 ijooi-2 other article, the frI- ' 1'"r!nT. wmjiiluius, Caifflere, r-attraettj, UnJir t . , 1 -v ft I . t iuiivu ptam eai jj ar tnincai j'taiM cwvicu, ubhiv icon, piaij. tr:ped, c. SHAV LS ! jrrtat Of a lie os i every deseriptioa ricarfc, (ape. LVrLaines. lt:i;r;", Mohairs. Gingtuuna, I -a was. Bervgcs, Iiituti, Jaoonets. Prints, Embroideries, Kibboc. 4-. lis inrite the public to cxamiae the quaiitj and cheapd of his itcodi, September S '., , . 41 -f ' WINTER FASHIONS. JOHN fcLrrKl.NSbaa jat receirrU froui New Tort a Verv larjrv a ted aaudif oiu aaurtiuel of L4ie' Fa a. Vtctortaea, C ubi. Boa-', te. laeie f'ura aretf rarioaa qualities, cod of the lateat sfyies. 1 ha ladies ore iaviied to call aud ae them. 1 btj ax rich, and do mistake. Beptembar 17, 41- tf (,YOf'TV Ilfld PrOVilOIl S C'i of K'ehmoml an.l cia.itj '. that y, fh. room ,orm. gaorral orocer? and yroTisioobuj DO on on,of , !y occ.wl fay fc. U. o.thea.,1lne ottered for sale i a i this city. liis assartm Wars, CoUee, Chocolate. Palerattia liavan Starch kitnts grceu ani I iacic Teas, of sj;ai.1 ... Vn.ii. V . - . T . . . I ' , . . r or quality . ilg itJj mu in fmct almost erer nrlicle in Cnese. t if. , , . v.. m .n th tin. XaUiiiJ " v. . .... ..... " l2iJkd in this city or elsewhere. Mriue engageJ in this as a permanent business, and la ter. 'nig to deeoteats entire attention to the same, he uoj.es to Uesrva and receive a share of the juMie patronaje. J. L. MEEK.Ja. Riehmond. ?eiember 2T, li-jj 4-tf Janney's Life of Wm. Penn, 1 EF't'TJMi Mat'auley's l;be!!ou attacks upon the ' .rriiiaf, Janney's l..ie f tiKOKUE FOX. r"i Journal. Vritin? of Nsyii r, Knios' Liposition. aud' Journal, i'enn'a a Cross No Crown, ad otter staDiiari iiuoks for i'riauds, lor sale at BtT.BANK 4t BRO. i Richmond, Sept. 2). 13i5. 40-tf Has WAght. TflK unilersig-ned are frts areJ to rut up in the most ianpro- ! ltd anU substantial manntr, art styles cf Gas Future, of , I !in and fancy (lniih. They wu also furnisii 1'ij.es for sttui or Witcr.kt Cincinnati prKes. Shop over r-axson M -at Store. C. COLLIER & CO. 8t,teml.er 27 lh3i I'roptTly for Sale. runt ,,r, end offers his i.roperty CO Fift'j street. north of the star House, for sals. It is a one story taje house, suitable for a small ramny, and ti.i t e sou en reasonable term for cash, or he will tra.le it f ur Groceries. For farther i art cuiars, ajply to Win. Ua.i, iu Kitlioiond, or to th. subscriber, lieiag Chester McCBACKES 8.Uini.r 2T. 41-3t V atcirand Clock Jiepairing. Vs'lLLIATI STEVENS I AS commenced ths aor business i. a room of the Farouiir us an j II Auction Room. He is prepared to repair all kiuns ortunej oie, hop ieeesin a style of tworKmanswp tnat cannot ta excel le.1. ami , es t.y nrooort a tention in nosiness, 10 receive a eii&re ui i the public pafonare. AH kinds or Jtwelry relireu Mo his aio a frr Clock for saie, at the loan; jiomil.lc rates. Call at the o'.d Sionn liouss. jryiiiMi'i ina.le arrangements with c:.e f? ft" 'est l ouses in f tn nnati. I aui prepi-el to furr si. to t r Jer. V tc'i". Jewelry, or any other article iu my l.oe, at uch rutea aa will he an inducement for persons t or me Willi j loeir Brum. Kichmou.I, July 25, 1855. 2-it ! tVi: 1 U OIH II V iiKOTIIEUS, ISIPOFTIB5 51) -ITI10T.KS AI T. DtlLIHI ll Xo. 77 Pearl street, corner of Vine ttrett, lt lNA i i, O. TliAY 4 W. LJ 1 KA 1 I l irom tnesuortrriaJi oii i ei.no. oj uii'ru f5 ini ls.t. a small Bod ("cvr. short hito,two hind 7 in., l..t a her to (he uaifigaeit ,hsll be librslly rewarded. IT. VV. liAilltL, South end Franklin siraet. Kichmond. October 11. lo. 43-o Tobacco and Cigars. nE best in tha city, can "always ! found, and no mi ktke.atNo- HI Main street. March 9, lfS5. Call i .nd try. OKO. W. BARNES. si FNTS' KID GLOVtri Kverv color, at less than iToriirinal cot, at A. M. MILLER'S September 27, liii. 41-tf II Oakland Home" for Sale! The sul scriher offers his beautiful residence adjoining the city of Richmond, with a iew of removing to f'incinnati. or would eachanee it for city property. Tn, .ituation is one that cannot lie surpassed in beauty. healthrulr.ess and convenience, outside of any city in the Wet being one mile from the center of Richmond, the flourishing condition or which is evidence enough that U must at no distant day command an extra vaicant price in supplying the wants of the rapidly increasing population The group consists of a iro id brick dwelling of B roams, well finished, with good cellar, closets and presses, smoks house, milk house, wash house and other out-buildinirs, barns, springs and fish pond, well and cistern in proper connection, surrounded by fruit and oruauienta I trees, and forty oas ai res or land -susceptible of cultivation In any manner required, on which is a larire orchard in full bearing, and are lately sat with dwarf and standard stems of choice varieties. Grapes. Raspberries. Currants, Strawberries. 4-c. This property is worth an j amount of money, but will be sold for the moJerate sum of eu.m: one-half cash, balance on time. It can be d'vi.led ortut into any siied lots, being accessible from the National roal and lloston Pike. No such bargain can be had in this country ever ajtain perhaps. Al.ii) 5 acre 1 its. adjoining, a very desirable site fir a market garden. Price $ lta-0 on favorable term. Apply on ths premises, or to Oliver liutler, ilaia stret-t. I RMS REED. 41 tf September 27 133. Cloilis, Cassimeres and Vcligs, OF every variety and price, which we are now making ud to order in the latest and most fashionable styles. Sept. 27. A . M. MI1.LF.R. Boots and Slioes, Hats and Caps! T 1 1 HAV E in store and for sale at frcm 1" to E5 per cent, e&s than the usual rate Ladies' black and col J (.alters: lta. Calf and Morocco BootsMisses Morocco and Im. Ioreo Boots: iientlemea's too calf and iip Boots and Shoe: VJt.ys and Youths do J i do J : Sotue entirely mew slvlcs Hats andCajj. A. M. MILLER. September 27 1?C3. 4i-;f ITY MA OK pt. 'J7. .SHIRTS -5 ..iuo er. A lireli 1." new styles at .ViLI.KB 5. Itcul! Keafi! Kcaii!! I'WOri.Drespectfu'.ly say to you that 1 have just returned from the l ast with a most desirable stock i f Cloths. Cassimeres, Veitinjr. Common Coating ar.J rr:talo..i:ery, among the former eome .ntireiy n w and rare s'yUif, In cor.utCtn.:! witii a rery Urg-; ar.-.i coiu-p!ct-aiyortmeot cf READY-MADE CLOTHING. Bool. Shoes. Hats and Caps, KLiireW new styles, 6-c, which have been seieottd jr- ; r th. ah,y; wui at once t. aayuD . , jes w tssei for ebtainint poods low, which we wul frc, , . j fiav-ne reeen'-ly fitte-1 os a larc an.l spaeioBs j JJ t (he wt j Blltt.r tny.elf I am now prepared to offer indncementa superior fc a;y other noue in town. 1 w c uld therfore solicit a caii trom you. Kesr-ctfally. A. M. MIf.LEK. Msin 'trc. north sM. bst- 1 raakim and Marion. Richmond. Sep. 27, l-. 41 -U" Hadley & Moffitt HAVE just received a verv general and Iarjce sortraeot of seaaouable Good, which they offer to their friends aud the public at CASK l'RICES. They .special'. invite atteauon to their stock of Plain CJootls, were eleeej wnn ntwo rm, m F,. i-i wnirn wut nae ivuA w - t . . -1 -,, li. . . . A uli & 1 a . , nannM. ' d;ntllow rates. Oar urRBMlaf. j LADIES DRESS GOODS t, jirjr embracing a treat variety of style, qualities .dTne -lsagj? . aad fanov do; Tissae IWrar-s Olhes, LVBeg-, Lawns. i!? Prtnt: CrapTsJUWL3of rariou .tyiea i nd qualities: Jaconet! and La?e Collars; 1 nderslcve: ! Cap Or-eds; MwUnt: RiV W: Trimmi.rs of ah. latest S style. Fringes. e. HOSIERY, of almoat evcrv.ivie, , . t,, glovf s-Cotton. Lisle Thread, I jjtUt Liaen ud Kid Gloves, Mills, Ac Their stock of j Staple Goods u .he Ur(:tit .d wt they hvw ev- Vronht t. the eity, and they are efferei fcr CASH at rate. Siateannot Wiclled. Anv p.rv,n wiahinr to rarchaae Goods fee "M- Anj pwr.n -.i.i F"- T "VT' njj pay, caa get then of us on terms that shall be aauMactory. t a.1 neiora paroiasmj. 9th Booth, ST. lii-l-tf RiCHMOlfB Suscs Stats Bam ar IwrnaKa, 10th Month. U 1S65- i rpHE StoekhoWars is thi Branch Bank will plea. to uk. notice that aa election bt Sarea Director to .tt. th. ansuas T-. wfU be bald at th. B.aktng Hmbsv m Swcosd. dsT. 11th Month, Sh. 1365. 42," ELIJAH COFFCT. Chier

Cireat Dar?aiu.

THE underlined has-inz removed frcm New I aris, will aeli hi. house an! lot in that plae. also hi. house and lot 2J miiei narth cf Fans, o the road ludine from .e Pris to Platioe b th property's being very deeirabte aed pleasant situs tions. Any person wishing to porchase, may call on John P. Ireland, New Fart. r James Ireland, mile north of Parrs, or -smuel Todd, 2J nilei north of 1'aris.on ice Falestme Pike, who will girm all necetssr, intorma tioa. Any one wanting a real bans la, new is your chance. is. IRLANL. -New Paris, O , August 9. 1355. 84-tf C;rott & Crawford bsM far ulc iu bales eeaoJess -Bare.atCiBeiBoau price. ehargeaiie4. . - September 13 39-tf Xo. 57 Main street, Jiichmond, e. r tits old slJn 1 rlealer in nne i.vuc.. i , a&t., tins jastreceirel avery rt his line. A very superior article of Hunter a atches. suitable fur railrosd purposes. Other Watches of every variety and descr.ptiua; Clocks of every description ; Jewelry, fine, fancy and plain; Silver are, a fine assortment. Cutlery, of ti.e best quality: I wulJ ciil especial a:t-Etion to my Brazilian Stone Peb hie m ist), having last received a new lot. r-r Hep:iirire lr.newith neatness and tlespateh Thankful for past fevors and custom. 1 hope to merit a c jU liuuiinc-of the same. H. B MCKINSON. Richmond, September 2. 1cj3 41-tf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL City Confectionery, Fruit & Toy Store. I, Kich- i inocd and vicinity to my most ex'ensive ansort- I ment and rarietv of the above article, wnitn i win ', ell st as low ligurs aa they cn be pitrchssel in fri-i , -market. I am receiving new styles and figuro weeL- : ly, which keeps my stocit complete for the approach- , ing Hc!i,lvs- The following sre a Tew cf the srttc'.pa, vz: Willow and Csne Coo's. Misses a:id Youth's I Belts, Ladies Kla-ti. s, Harrison's I'erfuraeries, Baby Jumpers. Gum Rattles and Tetthiug Rings, and rcsny new styles suitable for this market. 1 am roteiving Froah ISiltimjre Oysters daily, by Express. nd for sale ly the csn or half can. My saloons sre nowopoedfor the reception ofcustj.aers. I have n.ade such arransrements as will enalis me !o give sstiifsttioa 'o ail who msy favor mo with their custom. 1,'onl l"jri"t the lace, at the sign cf the City Confectionery, Kruit sad Toy Su re, J doors east of the Huntington House. r. ii. MINTVRN. Proprietor. nichmond, October i. 4M-tf Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers. I MRS. K. DICKINSON, Vr-,r-r T- r.,n.r-trid!v inirm hr fi ipndfi 'i.-jji . . w . . r- J - - - ' - - - - - - - land the puhh-, tht she has lust returned from Cinciunari, with a seaersl assortruent of t'U and Winter MiMinerv. of the laest snd best styles Plush, Velvet, Satin. Silk and Lawu Ho:inets. Also, a good assortment of kibhons, t'lowers, feathers, Kushes, liccj, sod Mohair Head Dresses. Ladies, please give me a call aud e is mine for yourselves. CT-cihop on Msrinn stroat, north of Msin. Kichinond. Octooer 1. ISji. 42 -if Dwelling House for Sale or Rent. ON r'ranklin street, one square from Msin. The house ia new. and iinished in the best modi-ra style conlsins six rooms snd porch, m ith large rellir. well and cistern, all in perfect orJ-r. Kor t-rms, apply to STEt'IU.V SCOTro.N'. Near the Passenger Depot. October i, l?Zo. 42-tf STAR LIVERY STABLE! gj Ths ttiJcriber harinir purchased the SnSyi aVo -re e-jtatishmeut of aNUDUcl fcfert, is Jw-Cl O "" J''i.rr!.r-Hl to furnish Horse. iiuKK1: lf ar' T riajrea, Ac, 111 t tie best orjeranu ou snoriuoi.ee. kept by the daw or week. Terms motierate. Otti Horses at the Star ouse RichmoBd. Octoebr ?0. 1P54. JOcEi'U X. DKULKY. 44-tf MRS. A. D. W00LMAN, Xo. 8 South Pearl street, Jxichmcnd. Iam now receivin from the city the lar est. .finest aud most varie! assortment or Milun.rv lntids tht I have ever leen a'de to offer v1 t my customers iy stock ill i. uuna n. cuunsi ui iug newest and snost splendid sit les of uoo ls. ri3iiti an array of Bonnets. Ir lowers, Ac., of the most angr, ificei.t description, ' uusurassed t y any thin! heretofore offered in this cit. My price, I am determined, shall conliuue lower than the lowest, and such as to place within the means of an me opporuiu.., , -a "' VT. portant article .. .em... ore... "' and irre;roacnaiiie Dunn. 1 nave a targe .i.. m Hade Bonnets, constantly on band I also call the attention of friendsto my Urge assortment of plain frame and casinf Bunnets. l'iease call and exam ine my stocit nemr purcnasine:. Kichmund, September X7, lr-ii. ,I-ft Kcady-Ylade Clolliiiii;. OVTi present stock is heavier thun we have u:ti Uei.r. all. if which have been made lo our order, a wc are determined to sell them at i-r:ee that wiii honorable cumpetition. A.M. Mll.LEK. .r,leml,er !? . 41-tf Ekatsim On! SCOTT It CRAWFORD, Hi AVE just received seventy five packages of staple and i fincy Forev-n and Domestic 1KV GOVl'S. B uts and Shoes. Hats an.l Cap. Bonnets and Firs. Ilii-y h.ve t!.c best and cheapest assorttneut ef ti.ios.s 1:1 the city, at j r;cci sj low as to jrnirantce the sale of V r.z llaricg Ukea m.st e time thin smviI in eelectinsthcir ock in Boston, .Neworii ami Philadelphia, they are at:tte-l they have purchased their poods as !na ary honse in the We:. Thankful M the very liberal patromue heretofore received, we invite our friends ar. 1 the 1 uhlie to givi us acall. In sellin- cheaper ttian we e-. er did I ef,.re. we have the goods, and are aicTrR :hid to nniva a sikoso thoe. ana sustain our weil earned rcptitatXr-n of kMpibtf the best aorta:.nt of U00 : in to-n. We f-..r no competition .r. H' no'. Reesesat-er ti.e strii-e.1 Ull and fet LanA-, No. is n str ;-t, ikcamend. In.l i r w iiat a Rian does is the thing. Sept. 13. l-ii. 30 ,f iloards and Posts A srpKP.lOR article t.f Fenr il ia't received snd lor ssle ty 1 CAIN & MAi-snr. 5th month 1U. 155. -l siqqq Iba. White Lead . August 2. 15j-r-.ceire-1 er-1 .rs.iely FI.Ktil'iHJN . YFO. 33 tf ItiKEKM WBOLtSAL K A N 1 K LTA I L HAT HOUSE. Xo. 141 Walr.ut street, lelotr Iwrrth, CINCINNATI. A'E would irvite wi.oiesaio Jea'.ers to exaisise our toc beloie purchasing, twythmg l new and of the latest snipes sr.d colors. ci we are bound toaellfrash good t io fri.e. W hve how the lsreest Uat house ia the I n. on Our st.i-a u second to Bona. If merchants w.li favor with a call we will try snd make it to thus adwajrta'9 0Jy f ai. I. . H B IKK i CO.. Aug. 30, 1955. 14 Waiou; street, below 4.h. WILSON HcOREW & SON, SAxcrscTtriist imkhiu o WATCHES. Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware, AT WHOLESALE AKZ RETAIL, South-weit corner of Main and Fourth sis CaSCUTXATI, O. O- Clocks, Watches and Jwery repaired and warranted. Augusts. 1S55. 3"tf Snndries Imtse. ud Varke mrrG3T MAT Oethes ar Mar. "assets; i:" 13 ered Backets aad Bases; Waabboards: op to ow i; Stare a aad Iadire Bwcaeta. Cil2ie riB. sfvsn its. DCS . kind. beide saaay kCher 1 biuss esetal in keeping, kept cccstutij .a haaa ui fr sa by Jos. a. w. Bisjiis. Centreviile Steam Works! O Ann rOPLA,Wa!ent. Rad Okanxl Ask Lors waited. a.jlVU tar Wbicii tb highest, cash price will b. paid, aa delivery at th Itepot. . , A targ. sapply ef poplar, walaat, ak aad a A Shiariea. .f superior anality, and sqnar. Joist eosstaat'y kei1 a band at reduced price- ... , . . a-r- tinther worked epaa thehal, d.'.ivered ia as lar; locaaa eaavenuci. We s J lixainr winr, Hetaiii wriadiCF.atc, IAI05 CLAEK. Julj 96, BJ- -

TAXES FOR THE THAR 1855.

! T'!8 Jsri;,iaeI expec:s to attead in the several us f ' f---to - the Ab;tfWB. ' Abinjiwn, Mc-day, tVa. 23;. Eost..n, Bostca. Twsdav. " iT: Frankhr. Hillseoro', Wei'y, Ihuxs'r. 24, 2i. N'ewtjardec, New-port. " -:.., " t'liij. WsshiDwa. Monday, " ttreeue, WiiiLiiEjiur, Taei . " 3o; Verry, Kcenomy, Wedaesday, SI; IjaitoB, IHiton. Thcrsdav. Se. 1: Jefferson, Hafferstowc, Friday. 5-aj'day, 8,J. Jackson. Iob?;c. Monday, . . 7-Jr - i Cwkkri lie. Tcdv. Wad. J a o VTaahfertea, Hiltoc, Tosraday, EW ! IKrr.Mll. i 'Juktr.l..r, Vl.m.li. Tk.. , fWar.. Rc.'ju.el. Tjvcan u..i ..s l uru i j cjnwKiy :tJ i...uf n te.r respective seises of lite : itrttniV-ot are respectfuHv revruotet! to Townshii s. Tlx-se v,icr m Ceuterv i!le. as" soon thr..r ' call at ihTre3ty;v.Q the cur specially deeued. .teraspobL- n0.m T.1X r -sorsin the Townships where there is R. ad Tax. are t. - l i liave te work Juce in tiote.ai'd lhc : 1 : me r as on the '" ia ioch Twcsaii-s. in ortler to snake a srei,erai receipi. as far as the wors is d;sf. so that the proper credit may be (.Ten to each, before they may call to settle. Ji.iTllS OF T.iX.iTW.XL on asm ewe trraneKB ootuts. Tor State poi-poses proper, -- S.-houi asse.sevl l y S:ate, " Library " " " - einkinglcnd, - County p i.-paj.-s, en Ears roLL. Ir State porpoaea, .... " County " .... School .... !. r.ry ' .... tSPECl.lL 1.VD LOC.1L SO csnta. 10 " SSi a ss " 50 cent. so SO " 25 ' T.ixt:s Sckntl tsaastar. Tj.,ii. Tftai. Rdtaz. AniitgtOTl liorton. oc So 10c Si lie lttc 5c i Centre, Ciay. S3can 1 50c poll. Sc. Sc 5e So f , li"c 3c ic ralion, " S5o S5e SCo SU Praii.lim ! tVrren. j Morrison. Jackson, St 5i V irC Nc.r i;irtieni Perry. i Wdtthineton. Va lie, " '. Cettrevilleeorp'n j C.im'irijgeCity " ! Ibjblio IMiltun - ' lie 15c lie 5c luc LVNDE. 5.1c WILLI AM W T. W C. 3T-tf Centrevitle, ?ept 1. lc c -i..i:v. f4iviF V v t o., IMPOKTEKS AND DKALEF.S IN F0REI1S & DOMKsTIC DRY GOODS; 1 TTt. 23 Iearl Til"M CiBNKV.l Street, 1I.K3JI S. I'tk.iiV, Lot p. fi. iit. t iut iiiti.iH. b. r. town'!, J "K. nnitiiK, I LAI. NOULK. June i.-w... Jusl ISfCivfl. .i to my foriucr tcck cf Coach Trimoiis.gs, addii 1 li t April ided Cloth. THOMAS bkiNTUN. JOIL", W.ELLISA CO., Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, John vr. Ellis, , 23 Pearl street, ) Wm. . Barki.io-v f.i. W. M,-AIi.:n. Cl.Wl.X.iTI j jry All I'r.nts s ld by us are wnrrnutcd fast culm Seiteuil-rti. le.u. Lard Oil and Candles. ' rjv.li- .ubacribers havme coici lt-ted their arrsngeI ,r..m. f. r rn niifactur iiif the above Goods, are i reps.ed ts fv.i-r.i-h the merchsnts iiw inhabitant of : B:. -hir.otd snd viciaity with OIL AM) CAN DLLS of j 1 superior qus'niy, at prices ranging below tho l.'Uicinn. Li market. Person in war.icl the abv.ve god ( : wi'l fmd it greatly to tueir sdvan'sge to cail at this i establishment before ftirchasiiiK elsewhere. ; TT-Factory in the old KichmnnJ I'otindry KniKhngs. J " ...... ... .,.1,. .K"V li 1 L.ila .liitlvi. n.-.- . ( J"ebruarv9, 153. S-U m,M kkls. I.nuist ille Cement, in store aud for ;V Kilo by rhllauiobv L. ii. Met ri.i.uctiU. March 1, lSiS. ,. 47 Main stroat. Carpet 4'liaiu. flfi I.B9. white and colored Carpet Chain for ale as low UUU m. can Le bad in ibis market. Call at w Aus.--MH.5i O.W.BARNES'. CI-VllKS Fashionable Clothing Emporium! If AS just rei-eivrd the Fall styles of Cloths, Cassine will manufacture t ' . , . .i - ..... !,.., .rlM. anil in .tif-haman-orilrr at v 1 1 c uitrii)xa. i -1 - - -" - - - .r . , n?r as hhall give entire satisfaction. f'hirts. Collar Cravats, Socks, Suspenders, 4 -, aluay on hand. n Richmond. August 30. 3--" LEWIS H. McCULLOUGH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer i,t Oils, PninW. Varnishes, Gias-sware, Alcohol, Turpentine, Burning lluid. Lard Oil Perfumery, lt.k, Lsaen.'-a, hnutfs. Tobacco, Cinrs, Ac. t& yo. 47, Main street, RICUMOMJ, 1.M1. March, 16.1J5. 13-tf jionnets: ijonnet-s:: MUS. I LIFT Wot-i-n invite the attention of the ladies 'otha 'very luv .'mil select assortment of Kali snd Wiuter Biiuu'i.'', ."lie. U now receiving, comprising everr varielv aud shade -l shade cf colored lusean, cactus, -vepoiI , ,.t H.. 1 lush. Velvet. atin and , ..... -- ... , ' T, , , !.; bonnet. OI tne latest ana ne.-t sijies. i"""""', r b.iverj, 1 eatlicr, U'i?hes ami r ancy caps, togetner witu every vanctv i f 1 ashioMe Millinery Also, agooa - ...rttn-nt of W!,ue Soli s-'.raiv aud nliin drawn Silk li maehs. Ladies are invited to cn.ll and examine for theinadvci. tW Shop on I'earl s:r:nt, mirth of Main, : opposite the Methodist Chareh. i kkhtmmd, September 27, Is j5. 41-tf TKtMI'A. 1r ThTES very superior Tea. just received wlrect from r York. Tne al.ov. Teas embrace tb. various ciuali ties of Imperial, Y.apjr lijson an.l Hlack. :! n linking I putil.care invited to cail ana l O. TV. TIAT1NK?. So. 31 Main street. 515 tf Jan. 7, 1-53. Harvey's Poems! f 1HF. Ust nd only doea of Poems by John Harrey, X iust received snd for ?ale ty rlRO. i i-tf O.t. 11, 1S;5. .(OTl' A. 'UVi OKI, ha stock ef Kihhon. Laces. Trurro -. - ei:rJ iai ?e :v.-ti n. Wh,:e too Is. Co'lar. Sleeves. Crates, r-eifir din- ty tat.d; Uonch". Wrev.h.'. French l loaers. ckc. CallauUsee Sei.tember 13. '.'S5 C It ;UI ar' cw ni-er.ine a large Hire's and Teels. Fi.nnels. blankets, stock of LiU;-s C'.--t- ai'. rolor. .'cheat-est c -r er-r.: i n :h.s mariiet.j Vaver Cloths -as,-a-ere. J .air. l-i. I'laid F.u.ir.e.s, 4c. S-eit. !3. aud f.n.v, a!l wool ?9 r PAPER HANGING! f S1HF. nr.drsimed are pretred !o farer room in a 1 I. I wrier mr.i.ti. 1 i.e.f are prepared t fur:,.j every var.ctv and paf.-Mt. f paper u Cincinnati prices. All ..riers ; it. t?-ir lit. le't ai their residence. th house south sf be-a. cn S.aU. street, or at Kriiaer, Ir.n A. Cci's. Rilrad : trc. -rr--ite lii.- ly. whe.-e a larae stock cf Wall Pa- i t)cr co-alaiiiy ke;a or, n.l, w;ii ie -romn aii-enoea iiOH ELLS 6l WS. March 23. 18" l-tf t'itjr Shoe Store. I have joss recdived tr.Mn New York ( and Cincinnati, an evten.-ive an I !itrior vk vf Lad it Mi and Children', i-j-. coti-i.-ti r.tf cf i'rtiich Kid, Enameicd. brouz an 1 Ui cJor ii Biukios snd clippers. Jn-ny-Liu-1 tisitri f r I-i il .i. Misses ar.d cht; i an. r -iic U.a U aa i fch'ftr turn and h( j, inch aa calf, gst. eT.tn-1ed, j;en lea tier, and d"th Cmgress Shoes and ; tio!r. j I IIti of various ?:jlv- Silk, Panaacta, Paita Leaf aad j ilaricaiio.la --t st5!e anJ mr.;t haaurifol Saish. I am manutiv tunu au tf tie in - tahiouaule kinds . ( f r5-it and hi- to order, "f the heft rasteriaU a&d rkinan-biri.havisi' in my eia;H jy the ret r-i worlunea. i I :t. i - L.iient fr-'in t!,o exjriciice I b-r bad ia ba- j iae-r, tha:xv wrk will eomjare faronraMy with any j la fie V.--t! Thankful far past patmrae. I re-ret- I fullr -H -.t a e-rtiw.B- of it. JOB BORTOX. Rk-biavoa. i-ept. 29. 15 1. - t Sonethin; Good Tor Kverjr Bod)-: i I I iflrt tTPERU- u;rr Cared Ilaa.s. say wn our.nf. J.UUV jB4 .b0ve Ilaais ar. warraEtol. and the t-l ' ! most respectfully iaviud to ta'l and examine the ! Tir !etT S. W. BAEr. j jlU.7.ins. ! DR. EVERSOlS FXITET) STATES LIXBIEXT! rr hiatal auaat Beaat! CfTANDS anrivalad for power or eiBcacy. or evteaj O aisa appiicaiic.a; it reamly reduce Tntaor. S a-el-lings. 1 1. iam mat ions, etc. la Weak stacks tf acta lit a charm. Mr. Aniress, of pr.JiitKiro, O , hsd Cur vature of Spin aad a large Tamer, removed fcy it Tr ry it, if yon would know iu power . I rot ap ia large hotr ie for only S cants, er fire hot tl for SI. . .K-U. tu-. r-roprieior. Tor al. by F. I otta and M- C. Lewi. Richmoad; aad br Drnat"t and dealers eenersliy. W. Vi. ROBERTS CO.. IscHaaspolis, Genersl Wholesale Afeata for tha State, to wkoai all order should be addreaawd. Jaee38.1?53. t.Z

Sawn a a t n t w hhh hirs t Ut Hstk . Carpets;

sine w-x. and cotton Carjieta; . foeatiwool do; I tt ie super d-; 3 r-lr " " d. ", . bmssels ' Bo; .-I'ri Tapestry da; Sing'e and djWe taiv rfo; ' a O-i! Ob d Tind..,. tiite,. ttoo arn.CoverlWaris la'H A ('raKia-fatrvI colore.1 : Twine. Wick-ng: Cot 4 and i thread, slua,.; Ia wa Vara and K-efciuouul n Uatutg eta 13. . , '. mn Ittrsi keep aiaiee stock of ttuee&saara, ..r, Ljaktua glasses. etc. sJLilSjer W JS LI c-eU Ac fraasrfrt ieepa renaral aaaortasent of lireeri ufttie ieUu.i.l),.J sei, iui,'. ejietu'-er 1 ;ro!t & t'rau f ard hurt on esMition two nn Pic - tnres rreai tne art Lniaa i rru ... - - r,tetar-er 13 3 tf SrOTT St rKAWTOKU I ATE for the bene&t of the Indus and mautaa makers, nl in partit;nlar New s-.yie ObMa Cloaks; l"o Taiwia: 1V i trimmed Dieiirs ; P- do do misses and children, lo do do boys; Ail entirely new. Patterns free. Septemher 13 53-tf At al' times fir Grain and a!l kinds of Country Preduce 'i'J W e are rrtail.ti Groceries at a vksv irnv nr. J. M. liiiOW CO.. " At the Ds.iol. R.chijn J, lud Au( ust 3. lAi. 33.Uaouic aud 0tl I'cllovt ' 1-Balia 0 rm Fnrni."h-J to Order at Ciinnnati Frier. HAVING an Aucy tn fu:n-sh on sh for a ho.i-e m tn-'innstt, I hoi I notice aav srtu i etrner Or.ier a, v .i-h. J on a . 1 . irj". C. A DH KIM 27- tf SALE OF TOWN LJTS. rll.l. t e s .'.d on second day Monday ) toe ssi oi lenin 'clo'r; on Itie premises. tout -JV tots aij"iiiii the iUiiioaJ. t etwern TtU aud Stn streets. eti oi me Ivpot. ou t!-e north s-'e. r.o s-.ird l y the Society of Friends. The lota are eoavsufc . tl. iMatte 1 f.-r commercial lurM,aes. and are d.sira' ,e tj i-uuicm men. The lein.s a ill te made know n on the day of saieIM i J r.Mst r. 9ih month, JT, 1;55. On thr pan of Tru.tees BATES HOUSE, Corner if" Wi'i . ,11'on mirf Ittinui sfr INDIAN A 10 LIS INl. 1. 1. "LOAN, Proprietor. 32-tf H. E. PAYNE, ATTOItXKr AT la A W . NO f ART PVBLIC. COMMISSIONER OF l'ttl'9 TUB tun UrUt ill Nkrt TiiiitK. Itirliinoiid. Ind. 1 1 ! run lie fesnrnt and Platr "urices for cash, al L. II. Mr M.-CI Ll.tM. Oll'S, July vt. Ne. 4 Maiu street. " fatoue iVuri'i inAit UAI.LO.NS assortcJ Stone Wsre, just r--lUUlJ c.;rej ,nd lor ssie hv kKA.MLU. IKUI 4. . O., M.v iO. tipposite the lepot. Willoiv H uir. VlARut and comidete stock ef W illow Wagon aud ; Cat. on hod, which wili he sld low to HoMt. at 31 i Main street. O. W. BAKF.S Jur.T, , i JH1 Re Pure Wlslte l.o.id just received and for ! - v' ai.le 1 July WJ. 11 McCri.LOl'OH, No. i" Main street. Vliile I'isli. I inF .,ibs-ri.fr has a esiriWM article tt aiiiw run, whole and La:f barrels: also, Mackerel, for sal cheap at June , . O. W. BA K KB . - Lunelle ."linils. VOOOD s.n'flv of I.a Belle Nails on hnd. Tiios who wish cooi Nails, will do well to uv the LafMleNails. April SO TU'JilAS BENTOS. OUUSS SiENCES in .tore and for sale by L. 11. Met I LLULGH, 100 March 15, 1Sj5. No. 47 Main street. HIPPER KETTLES- From 10 to 40 gallons, tor Vy br.liiu" cider and apie uuitor, n lull sappijr at mw i-tove Store, and manulacturetl tij May 21, 1SSS. T. J. BAIWI. 40-tf CiKOrEUIHS. bv KRiMtK. mw: TTST received by KRMKK. IRWIX Sc CO , Noble treot. oppoiiie the Railroad Depot, and for sale at s the lowest rstes 10 hhjs tjugsr, 13 bsgs i.'otle. Clarified "'"(sr. IS bbls Mnls.sos, CO kegs .Nstls. SUNDRIES. Dried Beef, Dried Fesche Lemon' , Almonds, Crushed do. Loaf do. 1'ovrdeied do, Latrsct Logwood, b by 10 !.!. April 27, 165. Ssleratus, S. C. -oda. 19-tf ."l llalsum Firt s ulterior quality, at It. 11. ilcUL Ll.oi.till S, Kg. Main street. July es. a.i'i'iiia axn rovi'nii'ios. i 11 . i, - - j M. C. LEWIS & CO., RE now receiving their Spring supply of new snd , fresh Gnods, consisting 01 a gret variety of NO-TIO-NS. TOYS. COMKi.TJO.NS KKiriTS. M'TS,! PLU CMLHY, Sic. which they o3er lor ssleat whole- j tale or retail, cn such term a will su.t customers. Thev have aUo established in connection a 11 KE-, RY, rnA are prcpsred to furniih to order everything j in that line, at wholesale and rrtail, Ihe best of arti- j c !.:--., and at a low terms a they cn be had in the t city. C's'.l snd examine cur toc'a. We have the articles or sale, and -iil aeli to tho.se who wi.h to purchase. 1 f V en room of the flosn Mouse. Kichmohd, April 13, 15oo. sT"f ew Book at HnrhaitK's. 11E ininiilabie IOr:sl ICIVS, nil" 1.1JW., jamaa Oonlon llennett, just received at BCRBANK ck BROS. 3'J-tf September 1C, lt-53. t ft CASES pure Olive Oil I , for sale by L. II. MeCl'LLOrOII. So. 47 Main street. v si 'l

New Fall and "Winter floods.; New Hat Store! f il'ill.rr Ac siTiPSO'V, inB KARXEW wM resretfolj

Kl.lfill.EY rV "ilTlfas, Xo. 11 Pearl strett, VIXCIXXATI, 1MIOKTKBS snd deiiers in American nd foreign Vry Gooo. are now receiving their upply of new and dirst 1 Fwll mid t. lister oodi. Embracing every vjiiety suitsble lor the "ft estern traue. f r.ey re;,eelfuUy solicit an exsminalir.n cf Ljeir suc esteiu nie.cuiini A li'iii i Vi. Cir:i S3-7t a c hoick ut f ciover ad T toothy See.l j-js received eat So. 31 M-ia s.reet. otO. W. HAKM 3 ,d for Superior Teas "Or.NG HYON. IrrpTisl and i swder T" of tLe t. quality, just receives fcv E. M COOia It SON. Mt en ill Saw lill. S II U T E ii BROWN, ecttullv inra their friend, .ad the r!iv tU they are now prepared to u-h.,?:. ao-t e.ry Jeay. .ad "ITTOrLD respect! f -i-iia generai fuinisn en s of l to ar.v or-irv extent, a, their -tem !aw Mill, near ,v l, .. I'-. rr and st tliestonest tK They f.vaslso 13 connection a I.stn Mschine, which ena- ; Lii tha rn to ajp!rth denaod for Lath. Al3. liorr.inv Mill, at which tney snaau'acrtrrw a article of Hominr. 1 hey also wish to buy all Unas r .'. .nith' far l umber, for which thay Ui civ fair crice. Anv -- -- - - - , r. wunme- lo rurec. or nav ini for saie r.T thir.j i.i their lies are invited te rail. tikhmond. J ina 7. ls5. 25-tf Removal BACK. fTELL 4 ME5KA have renvd their Iu t and St.. Jrvreto t'ltix new fo,ir s'.ory bui diig oi. M .in st acd a-e r.reiarfi t acjosciodase tlwir es anser a d the pobH renri!. wi-.h au asrsrtssewt f a roe-t Boot sal ghwea aa can be foand la th. cuy: tisu taey are w.rainf asen tar. sel vea, tivy ar. eaasied a. Mil a cheap, at least, as uc cceatrest, aud perli a Utu.ba.ew tlkeaa. Call aud exmin. f'-r yeuraeives. lucatc.i. Wet. tea 41-tf wa. it. iirmi. LEFCVRE -k tJIDEHWOOD. H AVISO this day (Aatras Slat ) actered int. a eopart - nerstkip fir the purpose of eztendixif and ralarirics; th. Cis-t ferovz rusf and Tic ware saanafactarinT ewiakliswmeat, would retrwtly ask a liberal hr. ef fatreaae. '.th 1-eicr practical wirkmen. we are readw as a.i sbw 8i j as ail ovters Bt,ria;4seH,siiil warraotaal. tarwauasa at ta. ay ft coauty aiz- r Kichssoad, Oetoter SO. IBM. 44 -lITTsidow Ola, ef .1 sisea. fer th.'"fV w,-e. of -rariea d-rpvlew. a;taHIS fee wealiag w- 11 -vi j T3ovaai TTa nr in era Ar a(eri--ws'-'ra..- - . . - wa aa

urert pf Sror liwUchrr and Skat Knimrr, JtfCHMOXD, IXD.,

' TFEPaanwJJsimeatof shrsprwl:cheraaea , j JV Knives for snvle. wh.Jesale er rrvail, at the Ulr,j i warwtor cf J. K. ?ns brhige, .Naai atrret. M " ' chants svndothrrs are invited tuoail aud ri amine tbeea. " ! l-rf 'l orders nddKaW I. X. alarUa win V ' rwvoirdlv nttetrd! to. ' " ' - ;-;-.? . I t-. .V. VaymhWH IvSA '.l I . s ' S. It. LIPPEU'OTTS Coath SinnfafUrj u4 RfpsUury, V Xortheast corner of Main and Franklin ttrttt RiCMNONO, N.IANA, , I .VsTTa SL Vme S 9rS general ass ' C3?r n nt fash he has eoastmntlv to aaU . ssortmeni et Carriaeea ai it. hionable aisle, aad woremsaaniF. ais.w . tseae, Li set-. 51TsV," 1 Oirryif.. a4 Trvttimf ! built of the best waterieta, aai fcy the mea cemawt-.. Pa ankers, ua W the immediate aupertnteaetace the Fior-r.et r. Cf Orders lor Carrugee te sty ited with despatch. amount, evecu Richmond. Peemhe IS. 154 riiin cax Over Ckina UEI'Ol! HuU. HAVING the kpsuey of Wnyne eounty, fr ths sale ef lr Arthur's" Self-Sealic,; Fruit Cans, 1 eat era. : i -a red to fill nil orders lor loo same, at C locinnaU ari. ces I wul ;o keep cans of luy own inanafactare, of. ! various kinds self-solderirj and ordinary patterae, ': which will be old nt as low rat. -a as they can aa pr4. i sed in the Wea.- Alae, nil k tula ef Tie were 4ae se ; order on abort co-tico, na J a: '.h ajot reasonable ratas. i . A. U. SW1W. " J Rii-hmond. June 19. liiS. iT-tf. ! a extra lot of Chr ms tireen; i. .- Yellow; " Kd: I Just reeeivv-1 and f 'r sale by t L. II. McCULUlCGH, July!. -o. 4 M 4i a street. ROCKKU S A fresh supply of Fsmiiy Groceries T jnt M.rch received K. M COOK. M.rch t. U54. No. 1 Main street. -C.h GKO-S t-f McCullough's n b!.-k Ink ?ost pn M up and f.irsale nt X. H Me' H.lAl UH March 15, 155. S. "B street GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Corner Main stud Front M"., iirlsut,iad. AY cash fur all kinds of Orain and Produce. Just ran ceiveu and lor sate coeap tor saia envap iw caaa. Codce, Tr... N O. MoIm, h II. Oiwi and ft. CltfwhT, fotert vot, Ac. i A good supply ef Itraotns and Wooden Ware. ! svausine l-efr purchasing elsewhere, j Julys, lS.io. Call ana AI.I - i.i.i i.viir. cv i ! i : u w non. '-', at tlie City Stuve Store, if yon want Maves, Tiuware, SpoutinK or any thing eisa aous cneap, aua warrauieu m ce good er no way. October St'. l!5. f f LAS. 50 bos.es city brnnds, fi jn n4 16 by V lvl Ulass, for sale by 1.. 11. ii.-t i.irmn, afan h l.i, 1"?6j. 1 o. 47 Main street: "ta iii I . llaM. ,00 5KAMI I.S SACKS ju.t received and for sale by June 7, ICoa. O. W BAK.lfk. Job Work; -vONt at all time in Copper, Tin. Sheet Iron aai tine. I W at the shortest notice, aud in iro..l woritmanna tier, at the tty mo. store. Octol e. iO. 1I-54. i.FKV KK 4- 1'NDt.RWOtiO. 44 -tr Sl'l'EUIOR lot of Cod Liver Oil iu.t received and far mil sle at v. u. Mi-ci'LLorQtrsv July Vtl No. 4T Main street. liooms to U.l! fftTMTtl horse power, at the old Richmond Foundry ApTJ; ply on th premises BATI.IhS c. MAKCnAXT. 4-if 11a 31, 13. I iue Teas. TMIE best Teas of every variety are constantly for sals hy the undersigned. I'ersons wantins a none nrticls, should always call at Ne.3l Main street, w her they caa set supplied. larch 9. 1H15. OKO. W. BARNES. lovlr, Fowsltr. ( rpnn be.t quality ef Rifle and BU.tiu Pew lereaa always 1 - tc found ny tlie keg, canister er la smaiirr quantities. 1 Ne. 31 Main street. OKU. W HAtLSSi. UiVIU T. KIII II, ATTO It X E Y A T L A W.E Itlrltnlond, ltsl. l3TOffice, on. door wont of the Post OSes, Vp Stairs. Closing out Dry Goods and Notions! i KRAMER, IRWIN A- CO., f ' f NVITE the attention ef merchants and dealer of all ' kind, to the ft.ct that thev are desirous of closln .44 i their entire slock of DV ttOollS AND NOTION, at Ik. I lowest possible rates, furchasers al retail will find it M, , their interest to call upon them for ha "' Thsir estshliahuent ia near the Depot, where they wif I h. happs to sail 1 Goods at such price as cannot h. excelled atanyplaesia ! th. We.u . - . 1 I They have disposed of their .rt.nsir. atoek f orerle .to Me rs. Kraiaer ck Fletcher, wb. wiU conuiMi th. t ; tustn ,, . , i JuneM, lhiJ. scoirr cBAwroBD TTAVE for sale is ISO nieces best Madder Prints, 10c: 4t) do Bleached Afusliu, V wi.ie, 7c: SO do do. do. ' do. 9!0o, 40 do do do. 37 inches, lice, prim (oade; HI do ha Brow a gheelinc 4 . 9.-; 411 Jo do Suirliuj. i 4. WV,c, 40 d. fin. unbleached do, 7 t, 10c; ii do best Canton flannel, lic; 30 do do Ticklnsr, luWe; 8U d. Ginfrhains. Ii ',e; cheap at 18; 15 do hest DeB-r.'i,,e. worth; 4 do IieLainc. ai-, )c. These ar e lira bar rain. A few piece of Cahmer. de Cos; Fin. all wool DeLalues, 3J 3c; Brocha Shawls. i to 12; cheap; Fine ail wool Shawls, ft SU; was.' Mad. and dra silk lrinRel Shawl. S3 so; worta 14 dot Lisle thread l.lo.es.Oc or 6Wc perdos: 50 dor trrey, white, .lack and mod. lloss, ls.'s l ti perd.s; 20 dor gent' Hose. 10c. or I per do; 30 do do half Hose. H''l2yc; loo yards Black Silk. V.BS'.c: 150 do do do. 30 inches, 7"ic; And a full stock of thess ep t. A larc. stock ef a , f.nK " a- i,.r vi-d: M.iinll.i: hilks aa4 Ii.skiE- Cloths, all kinds of Trimaun.. Bi(a tt th. f Lauih. 3lf r-TB A. KARXF.W weald resretfol lefom ai lf frieudsaad ti.e pui lie generally. tut he has just par- , ' rtA an entire new stok offasllionahteaod i r Hts. su.ti he intends oBerin at hi u store rooia, as. 'S3 Main street, epjiusite the Post O-fice, on a rst terms a can be f,un.l in U.,s city, cr any other piac. ? luIiI.C (enerallv. and .vary body else, ars respectfully v:k to cau,e.awia. an-a narcaase, p.. August 30. SO-tf j Shakrr Brooms! i r ( TmiZ- f these lostlr celebrated Brootrs, , " J I nion iilae, fr al t y U. W. ' Ja lT, ISM direct f-oa UAH-IBs. te&tr I I.XE GOOD1 t Ttbe I6-a of the Golden Csgla, No 33 Maia strwwt I a.-n in raceict of aa entire naw toe. C. AApril 13, 1565. IT-tf W. B. WEBSTER, D.D. S.f (RXSIDEUT DENTIST.) ft 'HCE Maia .treet, over ll.cier a iio U .tore entrance one door w eat of Pai.o rtore. where .j . & "Zf&ZSt s a. a r CaS a u an c.i.w . r.- . a tJ tf A must 2. lst.5Cooper Wnnted. . rsnnE anderiTirt wish to esnplcy 1 ta nanis "-r ' ( twurfcarrel.. I Us uiabtr n all firepsw sss rr - i btiti pst st . etearty ewintoyasaatanrltf tne raii - . . . . . . . , , .. . . r. . - -- ISM., - i icr.san n ui.um f - - ' ; paid .very Saturday Dijk.t- Apf.y sfcCOl as ACTOJf. . a43, .. ! Sjtsair 20. ( . ! : i ! i Land Warrants. THE sab.crioer is preparad rwh,,,r. rats W ARRAN r- ft tae a.xt thr. year, at IS f J S.'.V per month sn ha A. vevyh.e-.at N.w Tk ksrt t J given, oftei (tivia nore, and neyr le... or I wiU tau yoor vtarraau "v j- -- TU. T- SMITH. AUora.y at Law, Eichmoad, Jua. 1955. !H-n , . j fire: fulsz rinKii , MESSRS.4CEOClvEH,k SDNvu i - , RATE TCI. for ta very liharsl psaroaar "ff T - , wv ntswM ts tbewi kwrewafwe. retara tftewtaawk . . . - .r,.r.a mA .1 ..nw 1aT thefor their ---.waw that tbey ar " " . .T. . that tbey last recavisti the. best atack of wroewrie they kevef Irouirht to this eity. wow they wt'l aefl Itsbf aa taer iatead. to bay fcr caai. aad sell eaciasivatj tix " aaase. they Sitter taxauelve rbey can asak. w ta ta aw raatage of evwry oaoto lrwf bav. ' WMt am Taey al. hew, a aeaarai aMawvaeet of UJ Peed band, whiehthey will deliver u ree. err., wwn mv, ww . . i teaicdt Baak sleoey kept kaaj to pt fa all t m ! a"J al - I a ,wa l.mnlllHS.