Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 26, Number 6, 24 January 1856 — Page 4

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Winter Meeting ok the State Board! We copy from the Journal of the 1 1th J IntU the proceeding ia part of the Winter ."letting of the State Board, which closed It3 session on the ICth. I The Exhibition Kefore Ibe Slate Board of .SriCwltrJ. I Prominent, because of its novelty, among j the arricks eslAited, rre the drecd mpat;i And cf these not less prominent was the beer . exhibited by George David son ot count v. This vaa from the Lali-Llood Lur-; ham Jitter, which took the premium nt our . last State Fair. Its weight when alive was 2.3Z0 pounds; net wei-ht ( carcass 1,497, j rough tallow 400 and hide 132. 'LI makes -the tare but 453 iacladiug the bide the ruallebt, proportionallr, we remember o; being lew than one-fifth of the wLt. ; Of the quality of the. leef, little more ,

1. aid than that it too t"" F" minm yesterday. It marbled appearance ; ,he fat iatern.in5 with the kan gave . uromwe of it teudcrness antt dehciors -avor, and we are assured by tliose w no au ... . that it nielted'away in thei.iouta a3 Lu.t.-r, or the winter fturrc pear. , i ilr.Cahin Fletcher, jr., of Marr. caerf cloe op to this Durham, and took th- s tolid , preininia with beef w orthy the tabic ot the : l're.4d.-it of the United States ! But ld Wayne is never butiiu d with lier i triumphs, but in Mutton and Veal earned : all the TrTilUHh, ai-iA v Ducks and Chickens, were in i. p.c. ......... - of their respective tlam, and were t-pread j over the tabled in great numbers. i The Butter cxhibiced, njt only sm-tainr d, but added to the reputation of our butter; makes. Scarcely any but yellow but, r ; was seen; and'that of f.i.e Mavor and tastefully done up7 It in a M-lf evident proportion nw. that our State is to be a butter, making one, Keeond to no ..tht-r. In no ore , ugricuitural product has the State made more satisfactory progrcsn. I Among th.- specimens was one .f 31 ay Butter, exhibited and made by Mrs. 1 atterson, of Jefferson viih-. No premm.r was , offered for this kind, but none was more deserving. It was fewect, firm, and a rich yellow cdor, put up with crushed sugar and saltpeter, in addition to the usual salt. Of the Vegetahli-, we noticed jioUtocs, Irish and weet. beans, hominy, turnips, souashes, onions, cabbages, c. 1 hey were . in good preserv ation, and were god -ecimens of their kind-. . Can rn'im tind V, t im es were m cons.d.-r-able numbers. The first of those is rapioiy becoming an article of general use, but t here is much complaint of failure to keep. 1 his arises from inexperience and defective Different fruits and vegetables rerpm e inherent modes of heating, and the fastening 1 cans are various, and some defective. I m cans are the best, soldered; but wide mouthed class bottt Is obtain the preference. j Of the .S,r,A, all the small jrrahw w n exhibition. The wheat samples were good, ; and corn was on the tables in all s cr-lors i and size of ears. The Fruits were excellent, and some from Syracuse, New York, could find no place along side of our own. As usual, the 1-n.Ko carried off the first premium from the Ohio, the contest being between (i.n. Orr d La-; porte, and Mr. Todd of Madison. Mr.Jo-j tophus Clark of Dearborn, exhibited the finest ( Eastern Hurre pair. j A few articles were on exhibition for which; no premium was offered, and the lbari de- j termined not to give premiums to miscellaneous articles, but appointed a committee to ; examine their merits. Of these were feather bonnets, muffs, &e., J well and tastefully made; table cloth of. creditable make, and good home made flannel, j But in this list was a shirt ami collar, made ! by a little girl, twelve years old, daughter of Doctor Brown, of Crawiordsville. So ex., cellent was the make in the stitching, hemming, and gathers, that had it bee made by one double her years, it would havej we'll ' deserved apremium. And yet her domestic training allows but two hours in the day to) such pursuits, showing how rapid an advance- j ment may be made in so early life, by an education which is calculated to fix the at-1 tention. How many hours are wasted, and j bow much of bad habits ia acquired by over-' tasking children. , LIST OF PREMIUMS. ' MEATS AMI rOL'LTRY. . 't . ....LM-AC BEST SPECUIKN O PKXSSED-bEBP. 1st. George laviilson of Wayne co., silver eup. ... Ji. Calvin Hetoher, Jr. Marion Co.. " " KSC SFEOIlilM or atuTtov. 1st. George DaTitison, Wayne co , silver cap do d. Jo uo BKfT SrRClMKN OF l'OKl." lst. Samuel D. liak.r, Marion Co, silver eup. ... , 2d. Arcorge UaviJaon, Wsyne co.. " BIST srsCUlKS OK TEAL 1st. Geo. Put idisin. Wayne co., sitter cup bkst r Ma T)Rksski tckkkvs. lat. A. W. Wohb, ?l;irion Co., tea rpouns tUTrna of nucas. 1st. J. V L. M.tUwk, HenJii.-ks Co., tea fpoon., 2J. " " " uar .-.poo a bust HAtr DorrN fowls. .$20; .510 ! $20 i .Itt ' I ..$5 ' i 1st. F. F. i'aJ.UK-k, Boone eo tea spoons i. A- II. cs!a!, Wayue co., rogar spoou FKUITS. BSST ORXXKAI. COLLECTION Or FBVtTS. 1st, Joseph trr, Lanorte eoauty, silver cap.... 2d. Mr- XodJ, Jeli'ersoa Ciunty, sf.ver ccp BKST TWENTY TARIKTIKS WI.NTSR Arri.K. 1st. W. U. Thompson. Morgan co., aiWcr cap.. 1J. John A. MaUoo, I'utnauieo., silver cup... ESST TKN VARimU IAMB. 1st., No award. iJ, Hiram liacon, Marion co.. siKer cap BEST riTE VAH1KT1I3 SAME. ...t5 $2i0 ..$2i ..10 .S2v) ....$io ....ii 5 $10 5; 1st. E . C. Reagan, HonJru-ks co., silver cup. .. . id. C- A.llowUail. Marian ro., tea-epoou..... Bi-rr sinolk takiett save. 1st. B. F. Padvlock. Boone oo. . silver cup Id J, T. Urown, Marion co., sp-xn BEST SINUL VABII TT wintii teails. 1st- Joseph u. Clarke, Dearewn co., silver oup. .. . ..10 , (This premium was awarded on the 'taster Burr"' Pear.) raisERfxB ritviTS. . 1st. Miss TodJ, Jeierson co., silver cup il l 3d. Mia Williams, Pelaware co., spoons i BKST rlVK rOONDS OB MOBE BCTTBB. tit. Mia Amanda Dawson. Marioaeo siKer cap.... $10 Sd Mr. Jumo. Hammond. W ayn. co.. spoons .- if BKSTTBS rOCNBS CBEESI OB OVER 1st, Isaao larkcr, Henry co., tilrer cup Sd. Hiram Bacon, Marion co., spoon..... GRAIN. .BEST LHEL WHITI WBKAT. 1st.. Zadock TotnlinsoB. Marion CO., atlver cup. . . Sd, Robert Frasier, Henarick co , BEST BesUEL. Brl WUEAT. 1st. G McCobbcL, Jnn:agsco, stiver eup-.-. 3d. Isaiah Uornaday, Mariea co BBST BCSUE1.WHBAT eraXTOOtoa, 1st. Zadoe Tomlinson, Marion cv, silver eup. . . . brst bi-sbei. WBrrrac cobv. 1st, Gaorge B tiraff, Gibson CO., silver eup.... . Id, George Davidson, Wayne co BEST Vl'SHTl. YELLOW COB.V. i ..io, ... 5' ...$10, ... . ..$10! ... a i ...$20' i ...$io ! 1st. George Oavidson, w ayna co . ailver cop---. ..$lt Id. Vincent Miller, Manoa oo., auvareap-. ... BEST BrsBKt COB Or awTCOtOB. 1st. Zodoo Tomliiuon, Marion eo., s-.lver enp ..$30 BE.rBC.BKt, OAT. ' 1st. B F Paddock, Boone co, $5! 3d. Gaorge Davidson, Wayne eo, 3i BIST BI SHKL TtBOTHT IIE. j lit. Cbarle Rhodes, Marion eo, $' . Id. A W Webb, - - 3 BEST BI SUBL Btl B SBA3S .KXO. I 1st. Robert I raaier, Uendrick county---$3 VEGETABLES. BEST BtJSHBJ. IRtea SOTATOES. 1st. Charles Rhodes, Marion eo- ailvsc cup. .... ...$! Id- A C Wood, Johnson esx, .peons 4; bbst mm itut roTAzoxs. las. Joeapk W Veetnl, Wayne eo., aahrwr ens Id Bd, - - irw j

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rented that M r. U- 'kcr, -i - - i take the first premium for IN.rk. All these ; meats were worthy rpeciipen.M.t thi btoc. .

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r EST HALf BPEEI.OXIOS. laU Addison Coffia. HculrickA co , pjou bctt half Biiati. whits bka.vs. 1st. B F rdd ock. Boone e . rpooc InTIEHIE wktu SQCAaaAS. lit. Charlia Unclad, idiion eo , spooui... IJIJEUr CABKABES. lat. Za-lw: Touil.usu, Marioato., Hf.ootj.... ... tKST EL" Mil l Tcasirs lat. Sy'.ve-ter liargitt, .Mtrius eo , spoons

LIST OF EN'TKIES. "White Wheat.. .16 Collection of Frait.... . 7 2't Varieties of Apple. . . 1 " .. . 2ii 5 " " 111 1 . 1 Fre'Tved I'rui'.s 4 Fears. . 2 Cutler . ."! "heese . - Irish Potato . 1 White Beans . 2 .Viuaei . 2 Onion . 1 Sweet Potatoes . 1 0 Cabbages . . 1 Turnips Red Wheat What of any color.. White t'jra Yellow Corn. . . Corn of aay rotor. . . Oats Tlajosny St.?d Blue (iraa. SouJ Dressed Beef Veal Mattun " Pork " Turkeys S I x Fo w u .. I rceSO I' net Total number of entrk-- - 229 The following recipe for making good .Utter. Was att;-ll--l to that exhibited by Mra. l'attersoil of .rcm'rvi:iville, and her 6Wciu-.cn Cfrtamiye-otaJdh.-s it excellence. 1 In-, lsiitler at inadtr i .M.sy, ctinnied in the old fachioued chnru. Add t-' ten nounds of Uutter, one teacup full of salt well worked v itliotit tisc ai! ot water, Ivi't standing twentyone hours in a wooden bow!, then add three table spoonsful of cru.-hed Ktrgar and f.r:e of pulverized saltpeter worked well together. Then pack iu six-gallon jars, beaten down with a wooden pestle; cover .-ell with a cloth well fiaturat -'i with saltpeter water, and then cover that w ith three inches of common salt. This body convent d vesterdav, in SUch numbers as to fill tire S n-TIie Court ltittm Their proceedings in full will be published in our Arericultiirai Denartmelit iimiidiatpl v upon their adjournment. Sij far, all thing's indicate an unabated vigor and zeal on behalf of the Hoard am! Delegate:?, and there is no JouV. t!i' t?.i.i '..jdy will strong anil be:.ellci;:l iiiilaetiee exercise a : niiou the ! Agricultural, Maimfactiiring and Mechanical interests of our State. The exhibition irf a t'itTerent matter from what it was la.-t vcar. A tew ears of corn and some specimens of seed wheat, and other j grains were all. Now the tables reaching j through the State House hall are filled, and j fruits and preserves are in the rooms in abun- ! dance. The moats an the finest we have ! ever seer; apples still t'.I-play all their beau- '. ties liieh were .-o attractive at our State: Fair; butter has lost none of its excellencies; since then, and can and other preserved fruits 1 are as good i;s hen put up. The deficiency ,

IS 111 Mljolieil meats, Simply Ir-cause It IS too he secretions and nervous system into action. This earlv to hav e them. A month later, and it '" ' owii.g to the peculikr combinstion of medicas i 1 j , , . , properties w ithout thoir bcine neutralized. The medl wotil.l have been con.ph-te m this particular. Jelei, rerrectly f. ltw.il, it used freely, act imAll cb-i tioii was hehl yesterday to fill the modiately upon the liver, and all other secretive orvacaiicics of r"tiriit irK-mbers of th? State 6an-

Board, and the following gentlemen were elected: Messrs. Orr of Laiiorte; Williams or lvnos; Col. awter ol Jennings; lr. Haymond d Franklin: V"m. ir. Franklin of I wen; Dr. Brown of Moiitnoiuorv: ,J. D. (J. Nelson of Allen: and I? r. (vrafi' of Cibson. Mr. Matron of J'utnam resigned his place on the State Board, and Dr. Stevenson of the same county was unanimously chosen to fill his vacancy. The following premiums on Ussavs tciv announced by the Committee the successful competitor receiving a silver CLp worth twenty-five dollar". " ( )n the Cultivation of Wheat T. B. (,' oodwin, of Franklin county. On the Cultivation of Irish Potatoes Chas. M. Walker; county unknown. )n the lirasses Dr. Brown, of Crawfordsvil!e. On Fruits William II. Loomis, i f Allen county. On the Soils of Indiana Ignat'tf: Brown, of Indianapolis. hi Manures -Alvin Albertson, of Washington county. On Ditching and Draining 1. J. Gatling, of Marion county. On Fencing and Hedging -Wilber S. Stone, of l'utuam county. No remium t as avvardei on the cultiva tion of 1 ndian Corn, for none of the essays were deemed worthv of it. The new Board v . as crcaniaed by Electing Dr. A. C. Stevenson. -of l'Ktu&m county, l'resident of the Board for two yoars. Tiie following are th'3 Executive Committee: Messrs. Stevenson, Orr, Dennis, Wagner aud . . . . , . IU'.'. A IH-W teaf'ire 111 tile next fair Will be the opening of the T.rwdwn list to the 1 ! mi world. And a reeommendation to the COUUtV . . , ,., . , , " .-societies to u ) likewise. i earc and always have been i;i fav or of this course, and made ..c,tt i.U iueti'ectual attempt two years ago to brilio1 , It iHiollt. " ' " " . 1 ACTS A HO' T .ViiLK. Cream Canuot rise tusii; aua it it no tiesirea to iree it most com-i lib.ttdv of rri'-ioi. If sbotibl b n.,irt.l t,f. I broad. tl:lt dis!l, llOt much exceedim? one - - - - - - - . -- . ..... - , , . Ui.u (. licit in t.eptli. The evolution of cream is acilltilteil I'V a I'lwl, and retarded bv a depression of tenqterature. At the Usual tem,10 rature ;rf tlic dairy. 50 dojrrt'o. of Falirenheit all the Cream Wbl lirobably risO HI 36 hours but at 70 detrrees it will rise in nerhaps half that tine : and w hen the milk is j kept near the troezilljf point, tllO cream will! risevervslowlv, because it becomes Solidified. In wet and cold weather the milk is less rich than in dry and warm, and on this account more cheese is obtained in cold than in warm, though not in thundery weather. The season has its effv-cts. The milk, in spring, is supposed to be the best for drinking, hence it would lie the best for calves; ia summer it is best suited for cheese; and iu autumn the butter keeping is better than that of summer the cows less frequently milked, give richerjmilk, and consequently more butter. The morning's milk is richer than the evening's. The last drawn milk of each milking, at all times and seasons, is richer than the first drawn, which is the poorest. Western TricrltmraJht. A Cheap Pinnixti. -Take some slices of wliite bread, without crust; pour scahllu milk on it: Jot k tand until well soaked, then beat it well with four eggs a little sugar, and grated nutmeg. Bake in an earthern dish or small cups, as desired. Trying to farm without capital is like trying to run a locomotive w ithout fuc-L Money and wood must both be consumed, if they are to more the machine of the farrm or the -i " Difficulty of achievement etapifies the sluggard, advises the prudent, terriileS the Kvnn uiMi tn m'r in fnorxrfUr mrt xrf. j ou wlsu io Civ e an energetic movement to all your farm machinery, and keep v.... 1 1 .. 1. t . v. . Its hundred Wheels Ul rotation, be SUre not to be without good rotation of crops. A New Fexce. The Lowell Advert i ser says that the Rev. Mr. Gates recently married Mr. Joseph Poet to Mia Martha. Rails.

liirotlgll H Treat tiepttl CI Uiuk. It. there- I consideration, nop. u. yua si.i ami ooniiaue r..:tl. : 1, . l x- i to compound it honestly; an" tiiat it may relieve fhou-

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s;i) ...u, .own, . s cream ior a smn:js of sutFerers. I most heartily recommend it to my l. time. It should be put into a deep, narrow ' fellow citizens as a moat excellent family medicine.

Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD & SON.

T T ATING received larre additions to their stock, cow hare 1 "- the pleasure of offering to the public a complete sssortmeet in their Hue of business, such, as cannot fall to soil the wants aad eratify the taste of all who wish to avail ) fliemselves of the useful improvements of the age- Our I splendid stock is composed in part of assorted 3 TXTST" w.nE: g , Fowler $r Cook's Stoves, Pa rlor, Shop 4- Cookimg 4 i Guttering and Spotting, Japanned 6! Ware, Enameled It are, Brats ; a ad Copper ''are, t T'siially found in such e?.:aoishine;.t; sud as Coal is com eng ir.ro cse, sre keep Coal stoves and orates. More ripe. Sheet Irori, Cac, and intend to lt no cascomer depart withoat betn riily suited in the article and price. Any article in o"?r i:ne will te prompt.y furnisned to order; and as oar expectations of success in ousinegs are based on Industry. I'rnxnptitude and fair Ie2in,r, we hope to obtain a slutra of pnMic favor withoct a resort to puSirrir. Shop ner tne sulh-wst curner of Main and Marion sta. Kichmond, Sept-11. W tf ircat Carjraitis. , rjHE unJersigne i having removed from Sew Paris, ' J will sell his house aci lot in that place, olo his : hon. mi lot 2J miles nrfi of Paris on th3 tots fading Iroai .?r i'aris to Palatine b th proj-erty . - -Uhins to nh. irav call on ..ihn P. !.. ; land. New Psrls. or Ji? Irrltal, one rriio north of ! I"'"' r !"' .'"la. i mile, nortls cf Faris, 03 the ,.ion. Aay ooe wintis, re,j bera.is, nor u vour ' chsnce. wm IlitLANP. I Aw rri.,Q . August 9, 1355. n-tf Tomb-sfvues, JZotntHitiits, Vf. Dt U. MOttiasON, Main St., Richmond, InJ., stiil continues to manufacture, to order, every variety of Plain and Ornamental TornS-Stonej, Monuments, A,c, &.c. of the latest style, an J most hautilul patterns. (C5 Ha tak" peins in i:iforming his friends that he will sell as cheap, if not a ff.' htuj-tr, for ready cash, than can be bought in the State. His work is warranted eaual to anv ma-! in the ' j West, and perfect satiaiactlon cuarar.teeJ. The pub-; j ll,,ro ,uwleu Lowiiij.icia.uuo uit block auuspeci. ! Richmond. March 10, ls"4 ! Dr. Forsha's Alterative Balm. A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND," For Internal and External l"e. Thi U-ihii is wirrauttd to r.-'tor? arl :i-tf.', HZraiiii in the Sjfin-, Snrtff Ajfifrtinn and l)f pipnia, 'd'i-'irr.t, 'jr .S.- '" A '.'.-., 'or? l "uroixt Sorbite in tfte Hrcat, ?tjrr.rr.r?i or fiowei or iturninq i the J','j t, Ath;naf Brnnt:hii, Sprain nad rnj, Jiurit. & nlds or ir'tvn l'artt CrUjUjt t'ut'i'; ttnj Uilioum fW. szss n C 3 h , as2 Ch'.Urt M.jrbv, r7.w, rtcuri4'i, lcer and -l;ye, C'ji ii. V-.-A Cut or S-jret, Itipumation in the Ifcat, Stornarh . it 7 or K'dnry, Stmmtr cj:u.ylat tt of children, V,rm nnd Jnfliitumatl,n f the Stom tch o.il! ZfoirtYs, Croup, ScarUt t-ftr, t'jri.tinat etc., etc. Till', reason why this llaltn reaches all thesecases ia be-tie it reJuces inUatnioation, nnd asousn. ' Iteail the following Certificates: Certificate of lr. J. H. Jor Jan. lato resident puvsician ! ol the Fourth street Cholera Hospital. I can cheerfully recommend Iho Altt3rative Ralm to ' 1 the public, knowing as 1 dn, that it is an ec;lit;nt ar- t ticle. I used It with gcn..d etrnct ia the Cholera llospital in thru city, in cases of cramps and pains in the j stomach and bnWeld. I also used it ia a rase of in- ; f.ammatiiin of the kiJnpya with the hsppi.-st eilVct. i K roiu my knowledge of its virtuea in the ahove dis- ! ' osp. and others, in which 1 have used it. I have no j , hesitancy iu pronouncing it superior to any medicine t j hitherto olfered to the public with which I have b--come aoquatr.teJ, and would cr.eertiilly recommend ! It to the public. i j J. H. JOHDAN, M. D. To the Public. This is to certtthfy at in June last I was attacked with the Asiatic "hi.l.-ra, and was ,a-c, as my physic-inn said, in a collapsed state. 1 bad remained iu this atate somo two hours whon my physician informed my family and friends that I could not possibly give, and strictly forbiitmy wife permitting any one having me any medicine or nourishment whatever, as it would only haston my death. At this time M. Korshacame tnsoeit e, and brought with him a bottle containing four ounces of hi3 AllciaUve 13 aim, and asked permission of my wise to use it oo me, as be thought it would immediately give ease. It was immediately applied, and was in a warm perspiration prior to which tune my extremities wee cold, a clatnmv sweat was on my face and head. After the use of two other bottles of the same medicine, I was entirely relieved of ail di:res, and io a few t:ays vrss ri.stoieJtohoaUV I would most cheerfully and heartily recommend this Palm to all who are a iliotjd in a j similar way. I have also used it iu other disoases, ! and havu foun " it a most excellent mejy. i oo not j think it can be t ?o highly recommenlei . 1 JOF.L KIKUY. i j0 hereby eo tify that the above .-nrtincata is cc r- ' rect, and the statement of the p hysi. ian maie to me ia JILIA ANN KiiiHY. A certificate from Rev. J. D. Flnley. Cucivxait. Mareh 4, 1353. D. IcaSHA This ic the iirst time in m; long life that I hava given my nar..9 in reeommnaatioo of any mediicne, as a general remedy, thouuh I have often been "ollclte'1 1 hva U3tVl1 ou Alterative Balm for nearly two vear: first for the rheumatism ionr hip and knee, ot which 1 was nearly a eripple. thea ' .-.evTrf.b",e" on ,wo o( 7 '""i51 -,!!,oa ' violent atuak ff diarrho?a en myself, then for mtlam- i mation, turns, bruises, and for a very severe ease of stiff neck, brought on by a violent cold. anJ I think I , have had full proof of it. medical proparti,. in a great ! n"7 the diVsl-eI -l.r J h, ch you 'mmoa it, i an j i hare not found it to fail in even one of them. , still, I do not ay that it is an infallible cure, yet it is I my sober conviction that it is the best compouu 1 fur those complaitts for which it is recommended, that I have sror tried, and I have tried roanv. I v ill no!. i if I can rw.-uxe it. do without it in mv familv f. .-itYours, .ect it nately. J. U. FlNLHY. . i f u i,i rr t ir..: in t ne s-.irr. tt. r . l ...a-i I h a came so ve.y lame and Weak in my back, occasioned by lilting, that I could net ait Ji wu or g jt uz without hoidinj onto some ob;!-ct I was adv Iforsha a Alterative lialm ts try ,iF.y bathin ; it six or eight 1 time, mv back wa perfectly restored; and I have felt j -M' lo" hTVor Rheumatic p.m. If tdache and toitf.ache, with very beneficial results. - YKAlilX. ecem certificate from D. L. Starr. I have known Mr. Forsha's Alterative Balm to rerrc,r:n ' Tery extr.or-ir.ary curs upon a horse that was very uau.y iu.jh ti;uu uinns. I used it upon one occasion, externally, with food eff . I believe it to be a perfectly aafe and eaicactous remedy to be used in many com-lmts. l. L. STARR. November it at. l?rjt To ttie ruilie. This is to certify that my wife was aSicted with the spinal adection and dyspepsia for nine years, and a large portion of the time confined to h, r room, i Three jo ants ol her back -bone wastbsown out of place and curved, caused by the disease and pain. She was. quite be-wed don iu her stature during her iilaes. Wo had three physicians attending her during the trjeprincipal part of her tlss, but experienced no per- ' manent relief from their prescriptions. I afterward proeured one bottle of Dr. ForslW Alterative Balm, and by tie time she ha J used (hat bottle, ase felt geat relief. Sde ued but aevea bottles when aha was en. tirelv cured acd well of her d.f ea?e. and her backbone f h" !rst its MVV "f!. " ' he! '-'ar. j i mm sua was pwi wus w c . . . . . , . aaici'r ee.ri j 1 fv that wa rMilinve the Balm to b the rest meiltLn in : i "" w believe it to be a ceetain eura for spinal ; aCortJaia and uyspepsia, and cannot too tii-iiy recoca- j mend it to every peoeon alfl icted with toe above dis-' ease. We . wo find it mi efeatual .are in many other dl.ease. in which wa hava tried it in our family. Signed ALSXA.VDER CLARiC, 5IARY B. CLARK. Lynchburg, Highland co., Ohio, Jan. 2, 1653. Ekatsim On! I SCOTT & CRAWFORD, I JSTAV just received seventy eve packares cf staple an j fancy Foreign aad Doaxatia DRV JOOPS Roots and j Shoes, Hats aad Cap. Bonnets aad Fur. They aars the J JS "il?JZ 'to--- thaaasnal tnseleeunftaeir oca ia Itastas, Sew York j their iroads as low as any aeow in the West. Tt-aakfu! for ; ' w patronaare keretefor received, we tavtte our . (y.,..i. ,. rJ,hi.r ;vb rn. i, ..iH.b.. we e-rtr did before. i. to (oda. and are m1 mas To amass Tac, and sustain oar well aarn- i ! l reu.iea of keepma; Use bot aaaartmeat at Ooed. ia i itowa. We tear at competition irft Mraoa. Kem ember tea striied Ball, aaa l"t Laab, Sa c, aaan atraet, aUctiaoti, tnd T7 What a aaa dee i. tba thing' Sept. 13. Ir4i. 39 tf 1 ACASX3 per. 01 v. Oil, far sale by u L. K. If eCtTXOrCH. JitrS 547

CAKAEV, SWIFT Jk CO., IMPORTERS AXD BEALER3 IS TORSIGJi DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,

37 e x"X troot, Tauau iixMi.f LOT F. SWIFT, -. B. 30WLES. J June 1. 1S05. (LL1-OV 3. CiBSEY Ciucinuati. .'olives ru?ry, t. LA. NOBLE. o 4DUHFKTV PAPERS; llolaies' Pov-ms; Hsj-j.i'a and Chaucer a Poems: Just receiv-dP-y Scptemier 1-. lsU. Bl'&RANK & BK.-J. 31-tf Indiana State Fair. THREE SILVER CUPS! IJl W. ROBINSON, of Richmond. !n .w asawaried the first premium a Silver Cup Si"' fcr the best SirtaiTosiai! Ilos.'ii " -w ik c, -a.liins i. end Cl-f recomroeivj J for V-irericr Workii,anMp. There were t!-.r-e MacViac in operati. a, on? qs the. th9 T icSitt .'.ia-h:-eoi t rvstal Pa.ace reoowa, and at ! IV, V. '-no c.nr-f - a ,ivM Cud ffr tile Kasf tnr.a ! Power and Separator, anJ two cash ptemiums one for superior w oramanship, and one for the best specimen of Machine Cas!i"i's. Persons wanting a superior Marhina can be accom- i madatcity a-iiretsin '. W. mjBINSO.N . ! Steam rlnaei. Fre-is Screws, r-rij li.-ilt. Ma-j chixie Work. Iron and Brass Castings tnaue to order. Eichmon J, October Id. I"'-. "-tf W X. E. Ill IVKi. a. a. rBt3wooB. ll AVIMj this iay ( AirJit 2iat ) e:.SfreJ ir.t-i a copart ners Lip tcr tut i'Urpoe of es:i.ir.e cciariLir tne Citt rrrovr Store arid Tin ware m-tiur u turiaig etal lishinent. would rt -eetfuUy as's a liberut shire of iton. Hath he;iar ract;cil wor men, are rea-!y it ailtim-it fill all orders with pr-Jiv tne.s, -iiii warranta le work such as took tlt:j'r-?ciium at tae Wayne ctaz:y iair. Siiop tie.r the Uuntingtoii House. I.2VEVRS 4" UNDERWOOD. Richmond, Octol ?r 2h 154. A .Nfw and Complele Srstrmatic Series Of School Ccorapiiiei, BY S. S. CORNELL, IX THREE PARTS, THE sri-iea has bten prepared wih unusuaT care by an - yerienced and accompiishe 1 teacher, with the virw of meinLr the want loii and keenly felt by our tet instmctors of a systematic series of i?a-hrtol Ge(fraphy . The pl;ri is oriafinal. prorressive. phi Insophica! and di Tested of matter not properly l-elon zin-; to the sul ject. The divisions of treojjr-iphieal scier.te are simply and appropriately arrans-t I under their respective hv.is. Thedelinitions are fr more than usually ex.i.rt. The text is sim-tde and cot.cise, and tL-? maps and the m ip instructions conbir.e a higher dirre-s of excellence and system than can te found ii any o;hr (Jeos-Tuphical wnrks. While the three Kas furmintr the series are progressive, earh one is conipUte in itself, an J he used f.-r th; fcrade of scholarship for which it is designed, iiidepei.'ieiit of the others. a4.tthcuch it is on!y a few months since the Primary and Inter-cui-at- hrt appeared, they have been adopted as the standard text nooii!, iu the pun tic schools of Nfew orW, Prooklya, Alhduy, Rochester. Philadelphia. WashinfCtou. P.ttsbur. Cincinnati, tt. Louis, Indianapolis, and numerous other place?. Thia work has been recommended by the Board of Education of Indiana. ,15 rusy l e see:, l y the f - diowinc extract from a circular issue 1 by the DtpartUaut f Public Instruction, Autrust loth. 15: lt is believed the text books reaoniuienied by the former Hoard, and now in extensive use in our schools, are such as to furnish no valid cause for chA-tjr except the Jeoirraphy, for which the pr sent Board, ufterdue coi.sit!ertion nu i patient examination, have resolved to introduce Cornell's series, which, in t::e:r judirmnt, is sulhciently superior to the one formerly recomionded . to fully justify the charsre. Published by D. AI'PI.ETON Sr CO.. New Yorit, and for ale by all the principal booksellers of the country. November 7, li-To. 4". -3bi ! A It K V . O O D It I C I I , Attorney at Law and Notary Public 11 711. 1. atten,l to the collection anJ .Rot-urity of claims Y the sale of Keal Ktate, V,-. tltfiee, at the residene eof the late .Mark Kecves, east i lo Xurth Front st. Kictimond, lad. September 27, 1J3. l-tf 37 JIain street, I2icJcmu?d, T hi, tld st-ind dealer in line Watches, Clocri-t, Juwelry, - tkc, ha." U st received a very lair addition ut articles ia s line. A very superior article of Uuntcr's Watch.i. SuitaM f ir ra'.lro:.d vurpcaes. t-thtr atciici uf every variety and ueacriptioo; il.'Cl:s uf every desri; lion; J-..'c:.y. hiac, f:.:..-ya..d pi;n; f; r -ATy.1. n hr.e assort.ae: t; C ut'ery.of the Let t;u.j.li:y: t-; i-ctwcle f-f tiwrj ariety. I wouid caii ei crc:l .atenticn to cr.y Eraziiiau Stcne ?eh Lie il;.ssj. havimr jua; received a new vi. VZ r Hepairicg done with neatness an1 uespitch Thankful for pust favors and custom. I hope to merit ctn tinuunce of the sawe. j. B. iiCKlN&r-N. Ktchinond, September VT, ji-t t Pield's Oyster Depot. O-l , , .1 .... -r. 1 me unaerMgnea woui re--ps, u;:i?y m- ' o I 1 C..v- ft. , j ,.f r-: .1,. 1 1 : : 1 . . iuiu. 11: i, i.iiiju '1111 un i aa, ul li inj town.', tr.at Le is uow receiving d.uly by txi,rvssfro!a Kaitimors. a iiood surtily ot r u-id 9 Oysters, in cans and half cans, which are thought hy epicures to be the Guest in the 1. nitcd Mates, and will sell at the lowest prices. Aim, l ield's frosii jiioed Oj-sttrs. A liberal discount to those in the tra ie. J.J. JOtiPAV. Pecem'aer fi, 1:53. ol-8m Ileal lactate for ale. Cj'HI undersigned as th 2ei.t cf the heirs of John Keid, late ol" t ayne county, Indiana, deceased, offer, for sale for one-third cash down, and the resiJue in reasonable? payments, seventy acres of land, lying; a'-out two mi.es north west of Richmond, ir. r-aid county. 1 he land 1? unier soci cuitivatirn. Also, lot No. I'l, in that part of Richmond laid oi ry John Smith. This lot lies oa the corner of Mainar.d Sixth streets, aad has on it a small one ,torv brick we'licg house. L'HRi iTlii U. ili."Fl . ' November 15, 15i3. 43-? sr. L. eesnarii. : p. L. GiaKISoS. EERNARD Zl GARRISON, Successors to Wa. Neff, rcrk Patkrrs anil fomhrission ?ereliaats. Corner of Canal and Vine streets, OiZA.oi.2XJxx.-ti, O. Orders and conigusa:tit toitcited, ovsibs r 7, iSo5. 47-tf TEAS. TEAS. 1 A BOXES very superior Tea. just received direct from -t - New York. The a-iove Teas etr.1 race the various qualities of Imperial, Your, Uysonand Black, it., 1.: Cricking public are isvitcd to call and san.pl 1 ir . w. rtARXES No. 31 Main street. June 7, 1p5o. 23 tf eorie A. 1'rince aa. .!tlodetu:. N O instrument of this character has ever given such uniform satinnotion. Over three thousand have been sold annuaify f 7 the fast three years. a:.d ia no inlanct has oue been rtaraed as defective. Wholesale and retail depot, No. TS Vest Fauna ?tre'. fin,Hnnati. W. V. COLBfRN. December. I'iaao aad McIode.jn Dealer. GO TO DAGUEHREIAI? GALLEEY. Be wise in time, 'tis fatly t delay r-mve the shadow ere the scbataace fads away. JJoTsanberlT. Itai. 0tsf boabdi .g nor$E, fiatniac. Oefsrena Ao. 15 and li Mi etreef , RICHMOND, IND. W. J. IcCOWJT, Proprietor. ua 7, 155 15 tf One "lere Cnance for .flaUintj .tlonev TBI subscriber .?ers for sale or exchasre th. undivided half af a tare stary Brick House, sear tba west end ot 3-iain street, aa tire earaer of Main aad Washmrtsa streets, now ccupie. by r'. w. Robinson as a Machine Shop The ba-ldinr is absat aO feet frost by 4 deep, tc miter wita a frasne buildmr on th tack part of th lot. Tbe house 1. aaarty n.w the l ia abwut bO ! j 13S feat, in a sjeajd Ideation for bnsinesa a street on twe sides and as a.!ey s the other side. The propwrrr mill .aid ea reaaoaabie terms for cash, ace third in aaal. an. third is atte asd esc th;rd ia two year, or neaaared for a faras ar unimproved land ar eity proswrty. Case a. com ait en. at a tuaa aad yaw eaa bat. a barraia, yan can tarpanicwlara. applieatios snajr be saade by xaail or ia parraoa. SO I Have a number sf other wioces ef City pvepcrty W dispoM of at vanoa rrie. to suit tae ircaltty. rieaaerive a a call u.ls. K Kaib unet, Caor ef Lyase's -ii idler. H. B- PATNE. KichmoTsd.reermber 13,1535. A4-3a ricaaaua Vi .aeraal nlea. espy 3 nulA. aail aaal MU tai thi aft.

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I aCfOTT & fRAWrORD are bow openinr a Um . j stack ef Ladies Cloths, ail color. Satinets and Tweed, f (rheapeat ever o?ered ia Lbia market.) FlanaeU, Blankets. 1 f Reaver Cloths. Caasineres, plaiu aad farcy, all wool ' i Twe.1s. Hail rsatneis, die. j j 5. ; t. 13. 30 tf

PAPER HANGING! ' f HK underfig-nvNl r jrTvfsi t paper room ia m sa- : I prifr t!actfr. Ttej ar prrpr-l to farniih ererj variety and jlte-rn of paper at C : acinnati prices. All riSer ; in tl-cir lie left at thtir rri.!r3.e. l.vue south lVt t ob tixtia street, or at Krainer, Irwtn Ac Co'i, Kai !roI i-ttire, opposite th lVp.t, where a l&rfe tok. of W.il Faper is constantly kpt an fcit I. a lii IV rrorr rt'y attended to- HOW ELLS -V J'NMirch I "S3. lw-.f ALL o LErriHE V t niit WOOD, 7" at theCty Stive St-re. if yoa tut Stoves. Ticware, Sr-u?ii.ic or itr ttanr eise done chea;,. and warranted to be P'.od or to T.y . October SO. "l.-OI. 4-s-tf Ianic and Otld Fillotvs.' Krsalia s2 m i F umtsned to Order at Cincinnati Friers. 5TVIXG a:i Agency f ,--r a Vonje ir Ciaeiar.a'i. ! ta car. furrtih co saort rotire im- article either OrJe-r tray w!.a. C. A. DICKINON. lr.-a Zl, 1-o.i. C7. tf ! Iittportaut to Saw Jlill Owner and i Otl.ers. rT-,Iir. unoersienea ttt rs for s one of S R. i-hank." celebrate,) Lath Cuttioz Machine., with the exelu-I sire nht to use the sarcia in U'sytia county Also a machine, au2 theriaht to use the'samc out of V,"ayce cauatv . Ttes machTr.e. .ttractM much notice when on exhi'-itior, at the fa-T -.f t'-e Mechanic's restitute.1 iu Cincinn.ii, Ust resr. They are very simple and duaarle. an i ire eai a'ia of CL'ting fjom -2-.0-J to 30.-i-laths ea.-h, per Jay. One baud can cut. count anJ 'i t up reaiy for market to 12 M . two banc: 15 to CO M.: and three hands 30 M. p?r 2.T. The machine re- ' quires so litUe power to run it that anv mill owner 1 would furr.Uh power crati?. as it would furnish a good market at home for lumber. The machine maybe seen in operation in Paiton, Wa yds coontv. Ird ' C. REYNOLDS. Aoeiiat 9 TS35. S4-tf lewis"h7 ic culloughT ! TTholesale end Retail Dealer t owtras .f.i-aO .Tf i: nwci. vj?.v Oils, Paint?, Varnishe. 0!aa, ATer.hul. Turpcn-! j tine, Burning rluij. Lar.1 tMl. Perfunjerr, i : Ink, Lssenees. SnufT. Tobacco, i Cigars, A.. r?- No. 4T. Main street, KICHMONI, 1XD. March, 1"5. 1555. 13-tf Closing out Dry Goods and Notions! KRAMER, IRWIX & CO.. XVITE the attention of merchants and dealer, of a! - kin ts. t. the faci thst thev nr desirous of clnainir out their entire stock of DRV ;cilriS .N'r) NOTION . tbe lowest possible rates. Purchasers at retail wi'.l find it to ' their int-re.t tftc-U! upon them f.r i-a:pi.rs. Their estab- ; lishroeDt is near the Ili-pot. wh-re Apt v ifi he bnppy to sell I (ion.is at such prices as cai.not be excelled a: any place in : the West. T'--y have disposed of their extersive stock of Groceries to Mears. Kramer 4 Fletcher, who will continue th businesa. i June 153. 2i-tf CLAKK'S Fashionatle Clothina: Emporium! U.t? just received toe Fat styles of Clotl.s, Ca?:n eres and Vestmes. which h,- will ir.anufaclare to order at the cheapest rates, Pite-t --tyles, and in such a manner as sh&t.i. .-rv entire satisfactinn. j Shins. Collars Cravats. Socks, Suspenders, $'c-. always on hand . Richmond, August 30, 153. -tf corrrc-: VEITERIOR article of P.io OnfTee can always befonnd atwbulesale or retail at No. 31 Main street. March!), 1-35 tJKO. W. BARNES. Boot and Shoe Dealer; 'o.-Ji .Tlain street, Richinoni, Indiana, nA? recently made lare additions to his stock of Roots and Shoes, and now confidently assures purchasers that he can satisfy almost every demand in his line. Among the articles, he has t.aiters of several qualities and styles of finish some very neat. French Kid ISliskiliw and Slippers, Morocr. Roots, Jenny I.ind Ties. Children's ankle ties. Ladies' Rubher Sandals, neat and tasty. A lar?e variety of gentleman's Boots. Shoes, Rahhers, Oa iters. Slippers. French Calf Boots ami Shoes; Boy's Boots nnd Shoes, of every description, and other kinds too numerous to mention. He also manufactures to order ail of such work as may he required, from the hest of materials, and hy rood workmen. S"y-Oratefu! for past patronage, be respectfully .olicits a continuance of it. November 1. 1C35. Gtf 1 00 K,"S's Ture tVIiite Lead jnst received and for salely L n. McCUI.LOUOH. Ju'y o. No. ' Main street. otienHJn-t drop atd sac the aisortm-nt at November 1. ZIMMER'S. Siakor Hroouis.. n0 mz- cf ,hcs" uv'l ninn illage, for sale y ebraisd Hro-ir-is, direct from U. W. EAIiNK?. as-if June T, le5s. Hl .TEB & -IAKTLV, Manufacturers rf Superior Lutchcr and Shoe Knives, RICHMOND, IXD., KEEP an asiortmcntc-f their porcr Batcher and Shoe Knives' for sale, wholesale i.r retail, nt the Il.ird. w-ire,toro cf J. it. Strwbridge, .Main street. Merchants andothere crc inviul tocaliand examine them. t-y All crder addreei to i. Ji. Martiu wiil be promptly attendi d to. E-hmond, November 3 L 1534. 49-tf Ioot.und Sliocs, slats and Caps! I HAVE ir. store and f r sal. at from 10 to 25 per cent less than the ussr.l rate-; Ladies' black and col'd (laiicri; Iui. Calf and Morocco Boot?Mii.es Morocco and Irn. Morocco Coot: tlentlemen's fjne calf and kip Boots and Shoes: B ys and Y'ouths do do do do; o-.'sie entirely new ttvles Hats and Caps. A. Ji. MJIIER. Scptemoer 57 lSJS. 41-tf HOLLOW AY & HAUGHT077, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Mediticfs. Oils, Dyes, Taints, Glassware, ETC., ETC., Southwest corner of Main nd Pearl streets, It iclimntid , Ind. gjcott A: Crawford keep Cotton Yarn. Coverlet Warp 7 4 and 5 thread, white and colored: Twine. Wirkinjr: Cot ' on Ba-.ting and Wadliag; Iiayton Yarns and Kicamnud 1 attic g. Sept. 13. ' Just I.erpived, S aliitiin to mv former stock of Coach Trimminrs, a larir. stoctec. Enameled Cloth April 2tTHOMAS BENTON. LFA1 PUT. Alarss su; T;y ass,ir;ed t, Z. . 1, 13, 1 j aai S inches, ftr sale at the Stove j t-re of T. J. B AEGIS. j "Vow ltook at Harliank't. .j ' 'g-TTE Inimitable IXIESTirKS. MARY LTXt-OX, James j a Oerdoa Ber.r-ett, just rece.ved at i BURCAXK St BROS. &eritem"-r l-.,a. 3s,.tf FRESH supply of Rnlrttsi and Oil, at HOLLO- ' "WAY &. HAL'OUTON-s. Call tefcr. yoa rurchase. for , they ia tbe thing up right. 45 tf I NOTIONS ro.fFKcriois. i M. C. LEWIS fe CO., t RE now receiving their Spric,? supply of new nd ' freh flnods, consisting of a ereit variety of NO-' TIONS. TOY:. fO.NFK(:T10.'. t PXJTS, NCTS i PF.EFVMKi-Y.se . which they o?T, r fc-r saleat wholetmi" or retail, on such Iprmi a. wil! suit customers. They have also established in connection a B-KE-RY, aad are prepared to furniah to order everything i in that line, at wholesale and retail, tba bet of articla., and at . low terms a they can bo had in the f city. f Call and examine out .tock. We havo th article, or tale, and will sell to those who wish to purchase. 1 Xy West room of the Sloan House. Fill ritf. j 1 i! 13, Ziib. 17-tf COPPER K FTTT LPS From 10 to 40 rallons, ! boiliu; e ider aad apple butter, a full an j ply at Stova Store, asai mantifae tared bv T. J. EAEGI3. 40-tf May 24, 155. Wholesale and Retail Grocery Stoe J. 21. BROWN & CO.. 70rXI respeetfoll j i&fera their frienda an th puhlia If uuttv .Hicwipvfi -wjreaaaCa&oetock Amonf which is Xrw Otuus Cinsti and Ctaaxrtu gcoaas; Java, Rio i T.aoriaa Ccwrxs: Furc Tea.: Laxw r:w. Kacrau ass Taoc-r; SatT: fret her with general variety of article, adapted to tho ceantry trade. 1 PVefcoid acrwelre. ready at all t tries ) famish 1! anicle ia e-ir tine at C.aoauaau'i fnrii, wil A fmgkt mddtit, to cwuatry dealers. Alas aa hand. aperi.r family Flour, Cora Meal, Teed, rra.a. ete. Wl"?T reeived frees Cincinnati, some ef th-s best pat- 1 tem. al Cewivaf, Pmrlur. rew store asd aa Sims, ' both far coal or wood, wlu-h -r.n b. tali at wur anal law ' pr.cn lor caao. as tat. Vivy sseve wr. t , LiTIVatX 4 rXXViaiWOOD.

M.4SO.'S WAKE ROOUS. Corner of Main and Front sti., Ridunoud la.

Till sub-K-riber having made srrSEjTements with V Iavis A Co., cf Cincinnati, to keep corutantlt on h.nl Ki-ik's Patent Air-Ti?ht METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Which are th. prreatst iaven'iiin ef the ai f. r t!ie desd, would call the attention of the puV.K-t.- tueir.aivrieritj over the eommon w x4en con c.-w in u.-?. f,,r eakj,tn t f tLe y.r.i" vt vault purposes, trausjvLatioa. b-auty. s'y'e of haih ami dura'iil.ry. They are unr.valeil, ansl wherever they aav beu intrdu-ed it ha. been to the t.-.t-il exclusion of all Oth, T oflinj.. 1 Bow hava an atat ct hand, which can be ser. be ea'.line at mv ! Ware-rooms. In al ij'Lc, 1 hi: ke.'p on had a!! : k.sds an 1 ,f r1-!,- n,"ui H- O OD JE7A' C O FFIXS, Taiiiit.iofjro.J i f the beit mater;a',?. ars i made by th. 1 l e t wvrkrnea in the city. 1 iru f retired t attend fun- ( ruLwua a f wiiiociblo or HEAliSK, an.l my! errr.r h ail be as low as acv shop, far sim-.'ar tvif. ' ' lliOMAS MAStl.V. 4. Kieiim-rd, Ncromoer K Centreville Steam Works! 000 POPLAR, W!nn:. Red Ckaa Ah li;, srantsO. " ' u for wi ich ths li;g;irs cash price will h. j j 0ti weiiv-T-y a! the tvi l: lar..? supply ef r'.. of sui-er.or u:iI.'o . cn lian.i at reduoed price I lar, waltut. ei and a.'i Shanud aiuare J.t coujtaDiij kei-t Timber wurkud upen the halves, d.lirerej in as ii Cirs as convea.eat. We au do T-rnir c Saa it.r. lijn Oric.itir.et.-. a'ATON i-CLARK cr July 1J5. S-tf TTCMcry. (.loves ouilerl, Uraurrs, a fall a,sorlu.eut tor siiLe t y C. 7.1 MM LR. Oai i:xtii tit t ioi AT A. M. MILLKR-S Iflft ,AlR? PANTS; J . O lSiM.vercoats: 3"t Press ia4 Business Coals. -.'oO Vests; All made to nr.l.r. and wsrri-atJ; ar 1'weare determ-ned a a.ii them at low Bjrures. N ovemher 99, Iei3. STILL I.TFIt AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS! p A. It f I.Alt 1 would inform all whom it j mr conreru, that he may at ali tirr-.rs he found t" t his old stand, l'lummer's tj'!.linir. trl fSa, street, a few doors s.mthof Main, rea.lv and wil l:ii to do all in his power for tie jrf ef men. women and children. A rood assortmen- ef Hoots aad Shos always on band, or made 10 order, of the best material and workn.ai.s:.ip. warranted t a-ive sati.fa,-t:,n. l!u:;ae rios: umprrtant matter is. that in view of all the circumstances with which r am surrounded, and the peculiarities of the business itself. I have been driven to adept the exclusive cash syjtr.i. This arran -ement will no iloubl enaM- n,a to reduce the t rices of my work very material!-, which 1 fuily intend to do to the lowest rate consistent with sound policy and Itv.t-.B protits. C.ood material, neat and substantial work, is a sentiment or principle that I be'iere to I calmest ui.ncr.ai in tan commanity . ami one that I fuily intend at all times 10 Keep in view in tne prosecutien of mi I us ness. Kichmond, Auruat .3, IP06. 30 f 1 iue 'IVas. ' M-ttr. -esr -e cr every variety n stanily frv r:r i r.i er im.l. Pr.re sro,.sir, . - should al ays cat i t o.3l Main street, a heie they can eel supplied. March 9, 155. CTO. W. BARNES. New Arrangement. 7IMM1:!; would respectfully inform his old friends and customers, t-.at ho h.i nnea I b .a c r.n.U- tnacufn.-tory to No. 4-.i Main atroet. v, here he will keen a general assortment of Car.die. Nuts, trVr" x-"' f','",r" Al.o, a general assortment oi" ;. It.rea.is, ljuttons. Combs, Hisiory. llloves, a;:d ojc-h articles as are usuailv kert in tion Stores, f ati prices. Hichmoud. r sale wholesale and retail, at Ctnciu-Aur-.istP, lSfiS. 34. tf SCOTT A UAAVrOKI. fW AVE for the benefit of the ladies and mailt in particular New atyl Cloth Cloaks: lo Iio Ha Talma: Full trimmed Presses; do da missesand ot-. ;.i... , Do da . Ail entirely new. September 13 Tatterna free. lOJI, 39-tf Cloth., Ca asimercs and atinir r every variety and price, which we are now makin up to order a tuo latest and tno.-t fasb...nohlatri... M ,.t. 27 A. 11. MILLER. FOll SALE, HORSr. AND DRAY, on accommodatin term. APP'y trt A JI. 11IL1.ER October 11, 1-,: 4 3-If IU. of tlreely: Letter, and Speeche. of llorac. tui: ICmcrsonV Kway-.s De Quincy'. Writing: Know Nothing; Romanisui not Christianity: Beochc-r's l'apal Conapiracy: r.t BCRBANK'S. iaicliiiioiitl (..rrrii liouse. iia unaersis-nea mis compieteci hi. arrangements, and i - openeil Lis Oreen House, situated at tae south end of I Pearl streot, in the city ..f Richmond, and is now prepared . to furnish the friends of Floriculture with a very general as : sortment of Native and Tropical 1'lants. He has about e6 varieties ef the latest and most beautiful Roses, Camelias ' Faiias. Oemniums, Verbenas, Dahlias, Cactus, an.l a very : (reneral variety of Green House Plants. A variety cf the latest and most approved Strawberry lMunta ard Catawba : ;pe Vines. UN J.COMKV. liicLmond, April 7, lrot. Ifi-tf City shos Store. I Lave just received fr oa New York and Cinoiiinr-ti.an extenti ve and superior :st.k .f L.-i line', Misae ar.d Children'. Shoe". 3i 2--b:ir.p- ' f French Ki 1, Lnam'le I, broiif an.l tan coi-re-i Htn-kij s sn l Slippers, Jcar:y Lir.l tiniters for Ladies; Misses and children. Fine Loots and Shoe-s f. r m-E and boys, aip.-h an caif, goat, err.ni.-k-J, patent leather, aiid cloth Congress Slioee and lit. 3 of various styles Piik, Panama, P!m Leaf a ad Maric&ihn. latest style and mt beantinl finish. I nm tcanufai-turin-aaj of the most fiiuonable kinds of Boots aii l Shoes tt. order, of the bwt materiaLs an.l wGrKuiartstiip.riavirj ,p r.iy i V the noet r.f r.rl-n I teei cinnjvjit r-rn the esjv riorjec I have Lu l in bu siness, that my work will compare favorably wit! any in the Vet. 1 hankf ul f jr piist patr-mocc. I ronogc 1 ri-.riea.-t-LoltiO.N. luov solicit a esintinuKnee ot it. KiohmoDd, Sept. Ti, lsol. 41-tf -TI.-i trite.. TlO GRO?3 superior Jamestown Matches, which will fc. sold as low as ever ' as ever oilered in this market, by ti. W. BARNES. SSS-tf June " TnolAS KRAMER. '3 P. f"LtTC2IB KRAMER & FLETCHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission end Forwarding 5Iercliaa t s, ar tlie Depot, Richmond, lud. 100 GROSS JL :E"CES in sU r- and for aale by L. li. LC1 I.LOLOH, No. 47 Main street. March 13, 1S53. J11M Received: . . P jZEN O.lchrist American Razors, every one warrar. wv el to r.v sat.sfactioa. Also, a cor.star.t supply ef Vl canilvd tiuji Re.l.lig, various widths, at No. i J:iB s'reet TUOSIA9 llKTO'. August TO. leS5. .tf r V yon watt a ae. Dies CI1AR. a HAL'.JHTo.N's, for lacy keep the Octir i:3. el! at HOLLOW-AY Or nicest stock la town. 43-tf ALL K N it II II o A IK S , Qiicenanarc I'ealers, Ko. 5, IVIalu Street, Eichmond. V i Ki ha ve r-entTy been receir-"t-vfti in? a r,ew tni cc.i.plet stock of X ail goods found in our line, c&n- , GLA5STsa. aist.ng of Qiistnmirs, GtaasluW" . t3rS v,Tf- Irrnchthcs, Itr.tar.nis, s&'??' feS C hurh- St-re and liouse Lamps, ojrj'" S tanolekticka. Waiter, ite. ,jl.T Our atock ia of the bt, but as ''ti-sa. w e re not fond of boasting. vrj will not ay w ht we caa or what we cannot do. 1-u? would request all persoca wasting gooda in orr Una. to call examine and judge for tiiemaelv before baying els where. June 7 isoi. W. E. WEBSTER, D.D. S., fRnSIDENT DE-STT13T.) Try r,M Main rtroet. aver Eanimt's Hat 1st are. ops.te Post Oitca. (entraac. bet-vtwa InckuaMa. aad Earta Bests.) where be wiU b faa4 every way pre-pax wd to attend ta ail calls in his profession, and endeavor, a. msuai. to give gcnaral aatisfactioaSTmber tH, 5Ctf FOK8ALE. VruTTAGE HOCSE, plaesactly .ituat.J OB tilth street, ccr. taiain? 4roo?i., cellar, eistera. and rood well of watar. Entire oi December Sn, 1-55.V JOB BOSTON. 0a?'TT-FlX,X,ILT-tL-a-3-TI1E PLACE FOR BARGAINS! JkaVTIIO!, TAZ1A, Corner Jlain end Eighth sit-, Richmond, la Has os hand asd l-eteads keeping a large tMriseat f Tlaia aad Faaeyi Fare i tore. Warilro1-. Borsac. fcednrads. Chairs, t'ssuvlaons, Stands etc., ail of wtSci k is prepwrwd to se.l at ti lists! criee. fc rash. r atacewved pro.; ace. j Tae public are raseaetfcily ia vised to wall ard riirjir, hi. rtack. aad raaapare prtees. Or ' dev. for FwrEirnve thaak-swlly reesmvad aod promptly supplies Ki-..rT.oa l, IecemieT ST. Lri3. -r I laaaCH.. . OIU " WO Swan " 1 ;oaoa aavaaata, ow .for awUy C. ZlafMRR.

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. S BF aaC - ' IT?cH if-. B -v CATHARTIC TILLS 0 PFR.VTK bv their powerful inSaesce ou the ;c?er;:! healthv action. They remove the obstructions ef ti. stomach. b.-wels, liver, and other organs cf the orvdv and, V v rt-toTini their irmrulr a. tion tj health, certert wherever they exist, such derangement a are the fcr" causes of d:ae. Au extenv.ve faial of the-j virtuev Iit Professors, Phvsicians. and Patients, has shown cures of cancerous d:e .-ses !mt beyor.d belief, were thev rot u'stanti&tci tv reryoa of uch pstr4 tnnitioa . i and character a to f r!i the sutiicion af nntreth. j Taeir certincatea are published in my American Almanac, j which the Aiects below named are pleased to luraiaa i free to all ia-juitinj. j Aaaesed wc R.ve fur their use in the compiair.ts waich thtv hive leen found to care. 1 Fcr CosTtTET kss. T.-.ke one or two po such quantity as to )te".t!y move the bowels. fAwtivenes u fTcm'.eaily the igravacug cause of 1'tLEa, and th cura of cue complaint is ti.e cure of both. No person can feel well while under a costive tat .t cf body. Hence it should be, aa it caa be, promptly relieved. 1 - ,v ...I ; . . 1 ! s o x'i?.rarsi.a. Uia la aouietliues a.ia mn oi j fTosftreitess. and always nnconifortahle, take mild dose. i from one to font to .simulate the atouiach and liver into healthy action. They will do it, and ti: I Heartburn, oiV"irK, and oulru-n of dyspepsia will rapid- : ly disappear. When it U gone, don't forget what curaj you. For a Fori. Stomach, or VorAirf Inattim oftkt Bw- .'. which produce gvneral depression of the aptnu ami bad health, take from four t a e:cht Fills at first, and smaller doses afterwards, until activity and .trength ar. restored to the svstem. Fok SttviHsvfs, Sick Kudache, Stmt, P.tia ia the Stoma,. h, iJ.iri, or Sid,', take from four to eiht fulls on RoinR to bed. If they do not operate aufficientv. take mora the next dav until they do. These complaints will be awept out from the aystent. lVm't wear these and their kindred disorder becauae your stomach is foul. , Fon Scroftla, Erysipelas, ask ail diteate of Aa- ' S', take the Fills freely and frequently, to keep the bowela upon. The eruptions will teuerally aoun beim to diminUU and disappear. Many dreaotul ulcer, aud sore, have been healed up by the purgine and purifying ctfect ot these Fills, and souie liisuatiuir diseases, which seemed ; to aaturate tie whole system, have completely yielded to their influence, leaving the .urierer iu perfect health. Patients ! your duty to society forbids that you should parade yourself around the world covered with pimples, blotches, ulcers, .ores, and all or auy of tiie ua clean disease of the skua, because your system w&nta cleansing. ) To Purify THE Bi.oon, they are the best medicine I ver discovered. They should 1 taken reelv ailal fiei tjuently, and the impurities which aow the seed, ol incu- : ruble disease, will be .wept out of the svatem like chaff before the wind. By this property they do a uiuclt )rood , in prevcntiim aii Vness aa by the remarkable cures which they are making every where. , Livas CovruiNt, Javndice, and all BiUout Atftc i turns arise from some derangement either torpidaty, congestion, or obstructions of the Liver. Torpidity and congestion vitiate the bile, and render it unfit for digestion. This is disastrous to the health, and the con stitutiou is frequently undermined by no other causa. Indicestion is the svmpluni. Obstruction of the duct which empties the bile into the stomach causes the bile to overflow into the blood. This produces Jaundice, with a long and dangerous train of evils. CoKlivciieas or. alternately, costiveness and diarrhufa, prevails. 1 everish symptoms, languor, low spirits, weariness, rcstleasness, and melancholy, with sometimes inability to sleep, aud ' sometimes great drowsiness; sometime, there is sever. ' pain in the side ; the skill and the white of the eves btv come a greenish yellow ; the stomach acid ; the bowel, j .ore to the touch ; the whole system irritable, with a teni dencv to fever, which may turn to bilious fever, bilious colic. bilious diarrhoea, dysentery. A' c. A medium doae of three or four pills taken at night, followed by two or three ia the tuorninc, and repeated a few days, will remove th. cause of all theae troubles. It is wicked to aulior autii pains wheu you can cure thera for 'Jo cents. Khei'Matisj , tioiT, nnrf alt Inflammatory Ferert .re ! rapidly cured bv the purifying ettects of these Pills upon the blood and the stimulus winch thev anord to the vital ; principle of Life. For these and all Kindred complaint. thry should be uken in f"1"1 doses, to move the bowel ..... .. . I No pill can be made more pleasant to take, and certainly none ha been made more effectual to the purpoM fur I which a dinner pill i employed. I'RF-PARED By Practical nnd Annlytlcnl Chtmlu, LOWELL, MASS., ASD BOLD BT L. II. M-Cullough, Richmond, E. G- Pott, io, Bur. bank and Bro,do. HIIOIES FEVEIl AND AGUE CURE. OR AXTIDOTE TO MALARIA! ITOR the Preventicn and Cure of Fever and Ague, . (hills and lever, Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent l evers, aio of Bilious Fevers, ae- ! enmpanitd by T; t hoi I Symptom., Typhoid Fever, Velio w r aver, Ship and Jail 1 ever, (jeneral Debility, Night ! Sweats, and ail other lorma of disease which have 'common origin in Malaria or Miasma Ti.if subtle atmospheric poiton. which at certain scaor.s t unavoidably umau d a? every rreatn, is to. sam. My inhaled at i iu character whorever it exists north, south, e.ial or west, and will everywhere yield to this newly discovered ANTIiiOTE, vrl.i. h neutralises the poison, completely purifies the system, and thus eu-ireiy removes all th. cauce of disease. The proprietor distint :ly claims these extraordinary results from its use: It wiil protect ary resi lint or tra -.-?ier, even in the most sickly or swampy leoalitii-s from Ly gue or bilious disease whatever, or any injury froiu constantly inhalicg Malaria or Mias:i-. It wiil instantly check the atrr.e in persons who bav. lua"ered for any lenUi of tims, from one pt t t wksT YeKg, to that they need never have AKOTBaB CHILL continuing iu use according to directions. It wu I immediately relieve all the distreing results ef liuou or ague diseases, uct a general debility, night sweats, etc. Th patient at once begins to recover appetite and strength, and oontinues until a permanent nasi ' radical cure is effected. And as a proof that it is also ! WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, j Bf-cause cf ths j Siugnlar and lintire Iiarmlranr.. The followinr certificate from one of the most celebrated chemists 10 the Coiled States, is attached to every I bottle: -N aw Y&aa, June 11, 1S55. j have mads a chemical examination of ''Rhode, i Fever and Ague Cure." or "Aiitidou, to Malaria," and itiave toated it for Araenic, Mercury. (Quinine and i Strychnine, but haw not found a parti, le of either ia ' it, nor have 1 found any auhstance io its compoaitaon that would trove injurious to the constitution, i JAS K CHILTON, M. D.. Chemist. ' Tt.i a.los of it ; FREE USE .IS .1 PREVENTIVE hy whiih all persims msy thu be sore of entire freed -wa . from tiie aoovt earned diseaes, no rualUr bow sickly Ue --.n f r awatiipv the i'-ai:ty. . PROOFS fiF EKFB ACY aro frequently published. 1 aol tae Co.'.'eacc ol the i obiic i nkJ '.tiy in jropor- ' t;oo to its actual Li-rits wherever intre!a"ed and used. These oaiiy arsrcli.-d ap n to prove ita wyrti. One or two bottiea will imwer for on'.iiary faaef . aims mav require more Directie na printed in Geo : man, 1 rench anj Spanish arcompaay each bottle. La ; erl disc oua's m.:a to the trade. Prepared and tula l v ths j r- pnetor, J A MLS A . BMC DES. Frovidencs, R. I. For aala ly Dm-giats gt-nerally. NoTeicberr, lsi. 47-tr CITY MADE SHI11TS Some eti'irely new stylos a Sept. 'atT. A.M. MILLFK'SGertuau InMruriioii. ?F any pers-ia. wtst 1 desire to enter tae tiers&an ela laosht by 8. K. HO1IOCR. la tar Wa.-Br RilMitir.:.e. Can uo so SB next Monday or Wedliesisy eveair.. at half past do cloak. After that it wilt t.- ta lat. tersaa sr 4 leasoas, $141. Iactudaag th re-j-i-sil boai., aaaf ia advaracc. French ln,lructioii. THE nbacriber aav.n taarht tke rrer.es !aaj-iae far a a.,-.. , a. ..ul 1 1. '.eaaa-1 ta Instruct a claas wr rach saa( ialie. aad Udie of le-.ar "'' form tnen.tei.es into a class for that prpe. Z?.' lioa will be givea aa itowday. rf"f . . 7. terBaoas, .a tie sane. r.w. la whtea tfca, -tauH"',? kon t. given. Terra, t" percear.e, cwriatrng on the papil fiad.ag " Appl eaa" w rtiiw of this mod. wit! pi report thea aelee. a-...a taitaooobaenaer. at Jar. Jiefcowa a ssowrairis i."? 6- JL. IltJl!0rRachtBABd. Cetsailwr S3, tJiR. E. HAUGHTOX, M. D , i niytiiclau. axa.ci SurBooui . sJ70t"LD respectfully inform th. eitizer.s of Richi avcad aad vicinity, thst b. is prepared to aUod to .11 professioaal ba.iaeos eatiwataid to aaa care. A.i ! call carefully aod proaaptiy attended to. tST" Surgical operatiosis will receive particular st- , tocuon. fJT 03ie ia tha Drag J?cT formerly o rtvi by Eri fiujcroer. esiieac en I root street, east tiie, srtk of uM. F-Churth. I riMaatMH. " Just Kccelved i A FtNEsacrtaiotof Camoo Pin.. Drop. n4Er.ei eet, aiigt. anal ia sU: lo. diamond rut F-' !t f. A. DICEISSO.S. I J.aaaW 141 -uT . N. Ji Alain uoMa-