Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 26, Number 7, 31 January 1856 — Page 4

Free, tae New York Tiaes... Shelter Cbeaper Ikaa Fodder. , Xotwitlistandin much that has beo written during a few jean past, eapecia'.ly in the agricultural journals, on the true principles of winter protection an J feeding of domestic anir.ials, there is still a freat amount of costly igr.crancc on this subject. Last winter we chanced upon the-farm of a rr.au lio possessed a (air share of intelligence . npon general matters, and we were not a lit- i tie surprised to find him still clinging to the old opinion that his stock wintered better when ! fxpowd to cold, than if warmly boused. lie -pt 1.0 account of the food consumed, but Lis iLscrvaiion had taught him, and truly, that)

.is sheep, for instance, consumed more food in a old winter than in one of moderate temperature; and he reasoned that if they could oat more, it indicated better health, and a luster growth of flesh and wool, and ot course a greater profit. Following out this opinion, he kt pt a flock of sheep in an open field, exposed to bleak winds and pelting storms. In Ihia f eld Le had placed a number of small Macks of hay, to one after another of which they l ad free access, and upon which they made rapid inroads. Their only shelter was ifiorded by the leeward of these hay stacks, nrxl hr the stone walls that surrounded the fmld s. together with a groTe on the northern tide, served to break off the wind in that direction, but from entering which they were prevented by the intervening fence. He was quite sure they ate better when thus exposed than if housed or allowed a warm shelter around and under the barn. His other stock were treated in a similar manner. Instead of warm sheds or stables, they fed and slept in a eoM open yard. He said that it kept them in b-tter "heart," and gave them a sharp apl ttitc, as to the latter, he was doubtless correct. I'.ut he, like a thousand of others, had drawn his conclusions from a false theory which a few careful experiments would have corrected. Ho should hare considered that the profitableness of keeping animals depends not upon the absolute amount of food they consume, but upon the greater or less product j of flesh, wool, tc, obtained from a given ! amount of nutriment. Had he weighed his ; animals in the Fall and divided them, keeping one part in close, warm sheds or stalls, and j the other part in the cold situation, he would j have found that the protected animals, while corn-timing less food, gained more In weight : than the- others, and in May or June would : have been in superior health and heart. In the case referred to, it was found necess ry to ivo the sheep a dose of tar by applying it upon their noses in the Spring, to operate as ' a tonic, and to counteract the "running at the nose," prodnced by colds which sheep catch ' as well as men. There is a principle or two involved in ' feeding and nutrition, which, if well under- j too 1 by a'l who have the care of animals, would render their labor doubly profitable. ' Tho faod consumed by animals serves a double or treble purpose). It supplies the waste of the j system produced by the natural wear of the , various organs, and keeps up respiratit n and j the resulting heat. What is left after these j ends aro served, goes to increase the flesh or ; weight. The trrar depends upon the amount of ex- j ercise taken; hence the more quiet animals are kept after allowing ju-t enough exercise to preserve the organs in a l.ealihy state, the , less will be the amount of food required to supply tlie waste. 1 The heat of the body results from the consumption of carbonaceous food, especially the j oily and starchy portions. The union of the carbon in a tallow candle oroil lamp with the ' surrounding air, producing the heat and the flume, has an exact counterpart in the lungs and blood of the animal, when the air drawn ia at respiration, unites with the oily or fatty matter iu the blood, and gives heat to the system. On a warm day cot much heat is removed f.om the surface of the body, and the animal rt-athes less rapidly and fully, and less fat is consumed to supply wasted heat. If the same amount of oily food is consumed tn.d digested as on a cold day, there will be a . larger turplusto be stored away as fat. As a matter of course, the colder the weather is the less surplus fat or profit will be obtained rrom the food. Another point usually overlooked is this, j hi the coarser substances, such as hay and , -'.raw, consumed by animals, there is but a j small proportion of oily or carbonaceous mat- j tor, and to get at this, it is necessary to digest I a prodigious quantity oi iooa. inis overtax- ; es tho digestive organs, and results in more : or less debility. ' Wo have here an explanation why a smaller ; quantity of meal, which produces oil and ; starch, (both of which are rich in carbon, the j chief heat-producing element,) will keep an aiiimal in so much better health. The principles above indicated, which are i fully established by both scientific theory, and oft repeated experiment, lead to the certain; conclusion that, for all kinds of animals, whether kept as stock, or for fattening, it is . most profitable to furnish warm shelter. We j repeat: a flock of sheep or a drove of cattle, j will, without doubt, eat much less food and I aln more in weight, if kept nearly at summer j beat during winter, than if left exposed to our ' iat'teiueut weather. ; Thiaks I to Mynrlf. A'e are indebted to a worthy and observing frien is for many of the following hints: 1 Wiien I see a mass of chip accumulated in a f.irmes's back yard, remaining year af.er yar, thinks I to myself, if the coarse nes were r:ked off, they would serve for fuel, while the finer parts, with the addition of 5oap-u Is. 4c, from the house, would afford a valu tble source of manure. When I see a convex barn-yard, thinks I to myself, there is comparatively but little manure made there. When I see the banks of manure resting against a barn during the summer season, serving only to rot the building thinks I to aiyseU, tliat manure might be better m-plt-ved. When I see a barn yard not well supplied wi:h materials for making manure, thinks I to myself that man suffers loss for wast of care. When I see a piece of hoed ground in a mowing field, and the turf, stalks and atones that were carried out by the plow not co'lectel together, thinks I to myself, there ia sonsetamg glorious tn this ease. When I see plowing dene year after year in tlie same track, beside a fence or gully, till ii dike of considerable height ia thrown up, and of course) a corresponding leanness in the interior, thinks I to myself, there is a want of good husbandry. When 1 see a fruit tree loaded with twice the top necessary for bearing well; and this perhaps nearly dead, thereby keeping the needed rays of the tan front tho under crop, thinks I to myself, there) is an indication of bad husbandry. When I see stone piled round tho trunk of a fruit tree, thinka I to myself, here is an inritauon. to suckers and to Bice, and if dull eythee ahould foUrm it would not be strange.

.When I see a farmer selling his ashes for ten cents a bushel, thinks I to mvself. that

farmer had better given his purchaser ten i cents to leave them for his corn and grain. i When I see the drainings of the barn-yard j finding their way into gullies and rivulets, I while with small expense, they might i tV.rnwn nn tn a walnwhU or fieriivitv m row n on to a raiuame sweu or aeciivuy, i thicks I to mvself. that farmer is blind to his j own interest.Jdume farmer. 1 C:d aad Agriealtare. In the course of a speech recently made by the Hon. Edward Everktt. he made a beau:f..l , .v. -t . r the Country as Compared With the product Of .l. f .u : -X Kr ti . i. 1 W.C UUIU mines I lA.liyrUI. Aneiaea nasi been carried out still more practicably by the Ti a l r i .1 - i ivev. camiiei vysgooo, tne x)rresponuing oecretary ,f tl;e New York Horticultural Society. At the last monthly meeting he presented a copy of the Year Book of Agriculture for . 18.5 and IP.Tfi. as rrrar-d hv Mr. Davirl A ' ... .. ' I J . Wells, and he accompanied it with this state ment: "I might remark upon thrr cheering views of the festive life now connecting itaelf with agriculture, and making the Autumn season a time of great intellectual as well as social j interest among our farmers and their friends; but this subject deserves more extended treatment in connexion with the traiitional social customs of our people and the prospects of embracing and enlivening old customs by generous historical associations. Having made these hints. I will present two tables of facts the first of which I gathered from reliable financial authority in this city, and the second taken from Well's Year Book: 1. STATISTICS OF CALIFORNIA GOLD. rVlriomto the Califurnia. discoveries the ;ld in ths I'nitaai Mate was From California in the rears '!-"6t To date in t55 Imported in six Jars from elsewhere - T-ital Remitted abroad in 6 rrs 10 months.. . . - $:!fi,oe.,noo 2I,OOO,0tR 45.000, 00'J 3.1,000 000 $155,K)O,000 241,000,000 $il4,OH',000 I.off iu the eoantrj --- 1 1. ESTIMATE OF TUX HARVEST OF 1855. Wheat, bushet Indian Corn U Rico, V.J Harley 1'utataes 185,000,000 l,00"o-fOO-J 400,000,000 25OOHO.CO0 from l!,000,0i0 to 18,imjo,0o0 7.(K..0'X) 11o,000,0.hj ii -aria and es Sugar C'ottOD .000,000 IS 5 15.000 000 bales from 3.0O0.000 to OK'.OdO tons 15 00-XOOO "Now comparing the above products of the soil with the yield of California gold above presented, the result is a little remarkable. It will be seen that our crop of Indian Corn, if we value it at half the present market price, amounts to mora than all the gold Irora Colifornia, and that our wheat crop, at the most moderate estimate, is worth as much as all the gold now in the country; while, the moderate growth of Oats, with all reasonable allowance for exaggeration, mora than equals any two jear's produce of the California miners." The agricultural resources of the country were never made more distinet and apparent. Indeed, the land mav be said to overflow with milk and with honey, and the only wonder is that pi ices keep up Under Such Circumstau-: r r,i ' Ces. Ml a. JZnqutrer. i - : Agricultural Implements. We find the! following in one of our exchanges, and commend the adoption of the suggestion to our Agricultural societies: It seems to me, that f, instead of offering premiums of questionable utility (such as for Town Teams, Fancy Poultry. Plowing Matches, which teach nobody how to plow, counterpanes made by wasting time in cutting calico into bits and sewing them together again. kc, kc.,) the ollcers of our agiicultural societies would take pains to ascertain what new agricultural implements have been made, or what improvements made in the construction of old ones, what new or improved seeds have been or might be introduced, the use of which might be beneficial to the farming community, and would take proper measures to have them tried under the supervision of committees appointed for the purpose it would be productive of more benefit to the public. Trial of implements should not be made at the tfme ef the Fair, when every thing is done in a hurry, but at the proper season for using them. : f- ' Working Cows. The Wool BAYS, "IU a recent article, the ew-jl,rjgland VS, "I Farmer r advises the Use of COWS instead Of , 1 . . ,, OXen tur working teams on farms of small dimensions. The advice is supported by the ... . . ... . . citation of jn.tiiv instances in which it has Wen done successfully the cows performing their functions a cores, as well as doing the wirk of the farm. We have never chanced to see cows hi the yoke, but they might &s well work as inares with yonng colts and save the excuse of keeping an ox team for the. light amount of work often required of tlit.ru" V I1.1v.. cwii a., A-as .,1' rl;.. ansae - " -a.,aB J "lt ij va OI Ulg CO-A i s in the interior of this State, and their uers sjH.ke in the highest terms of their! owners value. Ir. Pure, the Artit. We learn that several of our Western .hort- i horned breeders, intend having portraits ofj an animal or two of their herds taken, during! the present season, for representation in the j third volume of the American Herd Book. 1 It would be well for all who so intend, to address J. R. Page, Senneca. Cayuga county, N. Y.. at once, that he may he enabled to bd- I point bis time and give public notice of it, as! we hope he will do. that every one who wish-ir . . r . r i es. may have an opportunity ef getting a faithful Portrait of a choice animal. Mr. P. has also recently commenced Uking cattle por-1 , . . -t l rtf tr i IIAliO IU VII W1VIO UVU Villi' SOV. V 'IfW A U mer. Wzstkkjc Cattle Goiso East. In one year, ending Dec. 1. 1855. there were received at the Detroit end of the Michigan Central Railway the fo lowing numbers of cattle: Bullocks. 15.974; Horses. 06; Hogs. 98,656. These were all en route for New York and Boston. There was 32,534 recceived in the month of November. Paixtiso Farmikg Implkmejcts. A great , , . . , , faring may OI maue 07 KepiDg Unpiemeaia j constant! under shelter when not in us. Z. .. - 1 - ... , . . , j Bat this IS nearij UCpOSSXblo; and besides, j many of them must of necessitr be exposed ! daring their emplojnient, to many days of ! hot sub and occasional thowers It is there fore very important to keep them veil painted. As a reneral areraire, ther will last twice as long by the protection of a coat g ' OI , paint, renewed as it is worn oa. State Fair at Clerelaad. Tho next State Fair, of Ohio, is to bo held at Cleveland. Pass along the word, and kt the Fanners of Ohio begin now, to prepare for the best Fair, in all respects, orer held in the Statel They will be satisfied with, nothing less. Okie Farmer. ftf A fool in high station is lik a man i OB the-to. of a monument-Terwbexlr p-1 Man small to bun ana & spievu mall to j rerybody It: 1

E. B. HOLLO WAY, j

a,,.., 3feujti"t,, Oils, DjfS. PaiHU, flail-j wart, etc., arc, ' Southwest comer or Main and Petri street. J iticsnaswiid, insi. j cn cr-fri keep cotton v n.c ! wn ' 4 a! 5 thread, white and colored: Twioe. Wiekiae;.-Cot wddicf; i;t.n Tm and Richmond Battin. Set, is. Boot and Shoe Dealer: ?9 1' strert, Kirliiaiaxiel, ladiaaa, TTASreeentle mae larre dlitioni to hi Mocker Boot thai kcu ti'y almoat ererjr demand i hia line. Among the article, be ha ;,,,. . Tmii aalitiea and .trie af flniah aome Tty T neat. rrnch Kid Bnakina and Slipper. Vororce Boot. Jenny Llnd Tiea. Children' ankle tie. Lariiea' &ubt ber Sandala. neat and ta.ty. Gaitrr. Slipper. Preach Calf Boot Shoe: Boj' Boot decripU,n-"d othr kind,to namCT" He alo manufaetnre to order all of oh work a mayt e ,lt:wt frftrm r K K.t of Biafri&lA. ant lie eoad workmen. Q?y Grateful for past patronage, he reapecifuliy solicit a continuance af it. Norember 1. 1S55. tf Krr Parr White E.eael nt TeeeiTerfa?d for ""saleiy I, n. McCI lLOrr.H. July an. No. 47 Main street. Tot ion-Joat dr&p La and see theaortroentt t Xeresober I. ZIMMtR'3Sbakrr Broom! X( TOZ- mf these justly celebrated Broonifi. direct frosa fuinn Village, for sale by O. W. BARNES. June , laS5 'Jj tf III'.ITEH A TfAKTIr. Manufacturer of Superior Bvtrher and Shot ! Knives, RICHMOND, IXD., KF'KPan ansmrtmentof their surterior Kutoher and Shoe ; Knives for sale, wh,lcaie or retail, nt the HardwareSlore of J. B. Strawhrtd)te, Main street. Mer- i rhsnf.- andther are invited to on II and examine them, i AU orders addressed to I. '. Martin will be promptly attended to. i Richmond, November 34, Hst. 49-tf LEWIS H. McCULLOUGH, IVJidesale and Retail Dealer t , nnvas .f.v .tj ; omcmjves Oils, Paints, Yaroihes, (jla.-tware, Aloohul, Turpen- ; tine, Burning r luid. I.ard Oil. lVrfuiuerT, Ink, Essenre.. Snufys. Tobacco, ! Ci)rar, Ae. IW N . 47. Main street, KICHMON D, l.VD. March, 11. 155. 13-tf Closing out Dry Goods and Notions! KRAMER, IRWIN & CO.. INVITE the attention of merchants and dra'trrs of aii kin l. to tine fact that thw are desrou of r Ion; UK out their entire slock of DRV iJOODS AXD NOTIONS t the lowest fMJSStf'le rates. Inrchaers at retail will find it to thnr intereit to call upon them for b frains. Their estahhshmeut tsnpar the LVpot, wheretbey a if 1 he happj to sell n.l at a atiir h nrieal a. a rnn nnt h.a eKl la.il sta.-nUi i the 1 M7 !- " . --vw--. v IIICll w;a.fcTT: JIlC ItVI. A Ml IfTDCCnVI to Mesrs- Kramer 4t Fletcher, .iio will coQUuue the kumnes?. : JuneW, 1P55. 28-tf j CI.AKK'S Fashionable Clothing; Emporium! WILLI?! II CLAKK, HA? just receWe-1 the Vail styles of Cloth n. Cassioicrei and Vestins. which he will mauufacture to order at the cheapest rai, latest atyles, and in such a manner as siull .rive entire srtti.fm tion. Miirtp. Collars Cravats, dock, buspenders, yc-, always on hnn.l. K.chniont!. August 30. lKw. 3?-tf Sri'KKtOR article ot Rio Toffee can always he found at wholesale or retail at No. 31 Main street. March D. ltS.i GEO. W. BARNES. rwTT A imiviouD are now ooenine a la. ' '!' of Laliefloth,all colan. Satinets and'Twee.l. (cheapest ever offered to this market.) Flannels, Blankets. Reaver Cloths. Cassirorres, plain and fancy, all wool Twee,!, Plaid flannel, olc. Sept. 13. 39 tf PAPER HANGING! f 11HE underaifroed are prepared to paper rorvms in a su9 perior manner. They are prepare! to furnish every ri- 1 riety and pattern of paper at Cincinnati prices. All orders in their line left at their residence, 4th house snth nf Orpot on Sixth street, or at Krtmw, Irwia oz Co's. Rm: rond t,re. opposite the Depot, where a large stock of Wall Taper is constantly kept en hand, will he promptly attended to. liOWKLLS di SON. March 33, irii. 14-tf C.U.L OX M rEVKF ck oncitu ooD, at the City Stove Store, if yon want Stores, Tinware, Ppoutine er any thins; else done cheap, and warranted to be ' good or no pay. October 80. 1P54. 44 tf ' IQaonlr end Odd I cIIov Kacalin Furnished to Order at Cincinnati Prices. HATING an Agency for a house in Cincinnati, I csn furnish oa short notice anv aTtirle oither Ordr may wish. C. June 2 1.' A. DIC KINSON. 37-tf Important to Saw mil Owners and Others. ; 't'HE undersigned offers for sslfl one of J R. SrisnkV ! celebrsted t.ath Cutting Msrhine. w ith the exclu- I ive right to use the sme in Wsvne county Also a machine, snd the right to use the sacne out of Wayne on exhiMtion at the fair of the Mechanic's Institute "Cincinnati, last year. They ai re very sinple and ' ouraoiB.ana are rapsoie or rutting irom ",Ul') to J.000 la.h. each, per day Oneh.ndc.ncut.co.int.nl; p re.dv for rrsrket s to 12 M . two hands 15 to 20 ' l . . n I , V. J K .1 . in 1 J T-i 1 m.: ana tnree nsnas ju m. per day. ICS machine re quires so little power to run it that any mill owner would furnish power gratis, as It would furnish a good market at home for lumber. The machine may be seen in operation in Dalton, Wsyne ronntr. In,' C. REYNOLDS. August 9 1955. 34.tr Just Received, TX addition to sny former sMci of Coach large stneke Enameled Cloth Trisnming. a April!TIMMA? BENTON. , T KAl PIPK. Vpf' A large supply -sorted ;,, , and 2 1 hf, fi.r Mie at the t.. T. J. BAKGIS. !w Bowks at Barbnnk't. '-1"E inimitable POESTICKS. MART LYSDON, Jataes Wrjoa Bennett, just receired at BiKDANK BltO?. 3 f September 13, !. a FRrH snpplv of Paints aid Oils, at HOLLO--WAV II A l till TON S Call t-efnre you purchase, far 43 tl her'Co the th'.bg up right OTIO9 A!wO f OWrEC-TlIOS. M. C. LEWIS 4 CO.. RE now receiving their Spring urolv of new and froth r.,rf. rnni.r.n. , . .. . 1V.-V rioNS. toys, i o.MK Tio.V. muiTS. .ncts. L . ta,"eT oaettor whole. ! sale or retml, on uch term s will utt eu.cmer h.v. e.0ii,hed iB conntioun . BKE. RY. and re prepsred to furnish to order evervthin '? ,h,t la:t whol"'- nd -le., and at as low term as they can be had in the CUV. Call sad examine our stock. We h.Te the article or sale, and will sell to these who wish te purchase. - W eat room ef the i,n House. Kil c tc. tnl 13. ir-.b. 17-lf COPPER KETTI ES From 10 to 40 pa'.ion. boiitae eider aad apple batter, a fall sap,!, at LoTe at off-, asd maaofact ured by J. BAUCIS. 40 -if Mar 24, Ki5. Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD & SON, ATING receirtd larre atision to their Mock, xi.w have II cee piasor suermi m i.w dhoiic a cwwiexe assort- t m.nt ia their lice ef losiae. saca as cannot fail to nil 'J J,d Ti'f J1 JL M. wh, ,1"h to mrl hne.r of tae asefal tatrroreKeot of tie a. 0r p2eodid stock is eonpoaed in part afaaaorvsa TIBT WAJIEI FowUrfrCook Stover, Parlor,tikop sf-Cooking ' liultenng ana &pemtig, J apanxrd Ware, Enameled ff are. Brata and Copper Ware, l wia 1 17 rowwa ia ra ewcaaiianaaewca: ana a, uaai is 1 tnc iota as, we kcwa Cast Stare) and Ural a, atvrm Pioa. abac, iroa. 4re . s4 latead ta let c essaoaaer depart wita- I oat wetacfnll. watted n taw article and prteev An article ' la ear line will e nrasaptly faraisbeel te or4r; aad a ear eavectaUen of wnjce ia wsieee are aaeed ea In4atrr. -Prsacwtitwde aad Pair Itaeiiaf . we hope la eetaua a aaare ef poSUe favor enasst a re art te ssj&af. t 8aes aear tae aosta-weet cermer af Mala aad Marion - i aUcasanod. ST. IL. Uii. 3 If ( a. at. risii.sss. rXDERWOOO, LEFCTBE tf ATHIS this day (Ass-ust f 1st ) esterwd isle a eepartaersais for the rarvo afaxtendtaa aad larcui ta I Cm ststi Sroaa ana Tub ware ssaaafaonariag asaabUsa- ; awa bia- practicsa . X. V.SIS rWOJISS. Ill HS W uuvtm ium, w SWSBSfS. S sarasscsa, we ara rassrv at aii tinsis ia - or jsapcaf.. aavsl warraataOss woes: sweb t as took tSMpressivsa as sua wayaecssnmj m air. aaop aear miiuuits nsssa jucaea.o.s

BOSTON PIANO FORTES For Casrisiaiasw and .evr Ye strs. 1TJ are en receiving our winter snpr-ly ef 11 an o ysff For s from aickeviB Sons. WwdiHa Brow a. Ilailett, Pavi St Co.. and oilier Thou who dcsir. chnstaieaand New Year' present. taar tod a vtrj iarje assort meat at our i'no Forte rumNovemier 2a. WILLARD dt STOWEH..

Our es Wurerooni. WILL fc reaJjr atKMit CaristBias. and before rfneTing thither, we a ill ell P.aco forte and Melleon eery cheap for cash. WILLaKO STOWELL. Fiane Forte Covers and Stool. l TKRV larze aaauruneBt. beautiful a-td fhtT., jat rwi ceieed hr WILLAKD A STOW ELL. HoTemberS, iai5. lodiaaapot-.a-DU. EVEUSOhi L-N11LU MAlLo LIILMhiAl. For naa sndl IScKst! CTAND unrivaljd lor power or effi-cy, or eiten O aiva spplif ation. it readily reduce Tun.or., Swelliag, latlaaimation. etc. In Weak laek it sets like a chirm. Mr. AnJre, ot prinboro. O , hsd Curvature of Spine anr" a lare 1 umor. remornj tv it Try it, if ou would kanw it. power. Put up in large to!'l for onij- 20 cect, or five bottle for il LVKRCN Jt C''.. i'ropr:et-.r Fer sie by T. f ott snd M C Lewis, Rithjuond; aad by lrii&tt snd dealer (tn?nlis . W W. itoBt'.Rrs & ( O..' Inaisnspolis, Cenen! Wholesale Agents fAir the Sts.te.io whom all order should be addressed. Juno S3. 1S55- 5-t- tf TEAS, TEA. 10, BOXES Terjr sufierior Tea. just received direct frost Set Vra. The sSote Teas emi face the earioua quail tie of Imperial, Youne. Ujjoa and Blaik. 11.. i..crini.ing public arc invited to call and i.o 1 1 li ni. W. BARNFS No. 31 Main street. JjneT.lHji. 43 tf n y. rn.Ti om. KRAMER & FLETCHER, WHOLESALE GUOCEKS, Coinraission and iorwardis: Xcrrhauls, ar tlie Drpet, lite lirciaiil, Itid. 11 ASOlfW VA 11 E KIM) Tlx, Corner of Main and Front st., Richmond rflHK uhcriber havip ma le arran.-rnents with V 1 1". 1 S Co., r.f in- innati, to keep conitantlj on hacJ Ki.-k's Patent Air-Tiht METALLIC BURIAL CASES, Which are the greatest iaventixn of the ajre for the dead, wouM cull the att.'nti.'n i f th.- jiiiblio to their uperierity over the eomra m wooden eoSin rmw in use, f.r all teamr cf the yeir.f or vault pur.se, tnns;xrtatiirt, beauty. st le of finUh and durability. They are unrivaled, and wherever thy have Heen inir-ijaeed it has boen to the total exclusion ef all otucr ctflii I now have au aiirtmerit on hand, which can be seen by callini? at my Wnrc-roonif. In addition. I shall keep on hand all kinds and sises of rea.lv made W O OD EX C 0 FFIXS, MiinnfaMured of the best materials, and made, by the be I workmen iu the city. I am prepared to attond funeral.with a fa-bionablo or plain HEAUSK, and lcy eriu shall be as low as any shop, for litnilitr 'Trie-N.. THOMAS MASO.X. P.ichmond, November 17. 'it. Centreville Steam Works! O ()()0 POPLAR. W-,?nut, Ke,l Oak yud A-h Lor war 'for which th; hiijitcst cash jrice wiii te pd teti. i d on I dt-lirery t the ltfjMJt. ,rT' A larire up-Ii-of poplar. TAlnut. oak anr) ah 8hinglea of urx;rtor quality, ana square Joist coutntljf kept on l.Hti1 t reluce1 prices. vry- Titafvr -rorkwl upon the halves, delivered in tr-e ess a convenient. We also do Turn in ir wii-tr. Hominy irin.iinff,etc. EATON CLARK. Jul 153. 3-J-tf H oirrj , t.lorrs. ComforU, Dranrn, a full assortiuent rarsaie 17 c. ZIviMtK. CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN k DOMESTIC DRY" GOODS, TJo. 1 C X" ceil troot, iLEROT S. CaRNIY Cincinnati. -Joliver poset, ( JF.n. HEBKKP, !, LAI. NOBLE. LOT r. SWlfT, B. B. BOW1.KH, June U. IS.,; o HMUtFKXY IMPKKS; Holmes Poems; liood's and Chaucer! Poems: Just recei veiri BUBBANK A TBR0. September 12. 39-tf Indiana State Fair. THREE SILVER CUPS! 11 W. ROi.INON.of Ri hmiMid.Ind.. was awarded the first premium a Silver Cup $-20 for the best SKfiiRATC'kri1 HokikPower combined, snd CP recommended for Superior Workmanship. There were three Machines put in operation, one of them the Motfitt M hinoi t rystal Palace reounn, and at the Wayne county r ait a iHer Cup Tor the best Horse Power anl Soprtor. an 1 two rash pim:um one for aaperior wot teiuauh ip, and one for t:;j bel specimen ot Machine Castings. Person wanting a superior Machine can be accommodated by addressing K. W. R')XUNStA. Steam imagines, Press Screws, (bridge iiolts. Machine Work, iron and Brass Castings made to ordnr. Richmond, October 13, 1S54. 43-tf AaewaaJ Complete Syttcmitic Series Of School -ror:ipnies, BY S. S. CORNELL. IS TIIRFE PART?. 'FliE series has been prepared with unusual care by an experieticed and accun!ili.i--i teacher, with the new of myelin r the want lonr and !r f.-.iy our t est ii structors uf a systematic series of Sthot.i ueoerapJiy . The plan is orisrinal, j-roBres-iv. fduloo(hie!l and diested of all matter not properly e!.iri?init t (f;e suhjret. The divisions of reojrraphiral science aresiajpijr mnd ajpropriate'y arranfftr l under their respective heais. The definitions are far inure than usually exact. The text is simple and concise, and the maps and the map instructions combine a higher deirree of exceller.ee at.d system than can te fwund in any othrr Oeeeraphical w -rks. While th.' three Ko.ks forming the series are prrrssiv'-. each one is complete in itself, and may t; Qed ft r the (rra-ie of scb'iarhip for which it is de prud, independent vf the -ther. AithAueh it is en!y a few mnnth since the Primary and Iateriiiardiate t.rt appeared, they hare Nn adoptel as the standard tTt books u public schouis f Nw Vurk. Brooklyn, Albany, Roeh '-r. Philadelphia. V-kshing;ton , Pittsarr. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Iadianapolfs. and nuinerou other placed. This work has he n wooinendM y the Coard f Kduca lirn f Indiana. nriv be stN-a t-y tfce fllrin jf extr ct from a circular t-uvi ,s lXpartsitut of pjbiic lix;f August PHh. lbiS: "It is Relieved the text reommended y the former Beard, and new i:. extensive oe in sur schools, are such as furrib no aU;Ieaas fr chnjr? eccpt the OcjrrapKy , fr which the present Board, after due ciiuJentjo ai-d -lieat examination. h-ivj rf-ovei t A ir'.ro Iire rr.-e i's tries. which, t!. tlitir judjiuient. :s uJ.c;t.,t i;-x.rt r to um vne formerly reeowmendr 1 . t fuliy justify the c'-iarje. FaMishrl ty D. APPLETON r CO., ;v . urk, and Ur aaie by all the prrcij al teoksellers or the cauntry. Novet..! er T, ii-iV. 4-ta c Aici; . .;oim:ic ii. Attorney at Law and Notary Public V 7II.I, attend 1 1 th; c .'ir.-ti'jo anl "ari'T uf claims th m! r.f" Keal K-late. Sc. L:5er, at the resident eof the late Msrk Revi?. eat sids XwrtU Krcat t. Richmond. lad. cpieiabsr 27, Ijjj. l-tt STILL, LtTEK AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS! ff, A. BU.LIRD weal I Inform ail whom !i Vj scav rrccrrti. that may at all traiea be fcot 1 aaa ,ir,t his sM r:iq1. I'tuirnier". ailatrc. Teur! street, a few aonr. soatb of Maia. reaitr and wiilirtr t. dm ail in his power for tee rmtrt ef won. weasen an4 cM!lTfn. A eoe4 assortment ef Boot aal Saoee always on hand, or esa.le to enlor. f the kst aitrial aad workmanship, warranted to nre s.tUfaruoD. JRut lbe won important matter i. that in tiow of all tae errrntcstan ce with which I am aurroended. and the peetshari;e of tKa bnsiziess itself. I aa. t-een drrveo to a.ioi tl excinsi.e eah srsteni. Tbts arranretnent will ao doai't eraole n.r ia reduce the prices af t y work very aiateriai:y. fcir I fal'y iotewd te do to tbe io.est rate coes:tet siti otin.- nohey aad Uvuig votics. Good ssaieriai. reot and sasantiai work, ie a entixnent or pfineile that I Irere to Ke almost ttriTcrsal ia this cowimnnity. and eae tl t I fully intend m . aJ time to keep 13 riew ia the proaecntiea of ia tasiness. KUcluBcnd. s(t .3. Is-". 15 tf . Wholesale snd Retail Grocery Stoe J. M. BROWN & CO., w 7 OTTLD respecAfallr iof.rsa their fnetds aad th paMte tnaiusej are sow in receipt ai a large aaacaeice stack r Assoog which is is Osttsst. Crrssnns a nit CLsstv.sa Eracs: Java. Kio sss lisrtu Core s: Fisa Tt.s: Lass Tn. Mai ttiti hi Tiorr: f itr; ietaev witha fen era I variety of articles siapd ta tbe c son try trade. " e We aoi4 warselTea rearfr at aii time, ta famish all articles ia war line at Cisi -.- ri-scis, wuk freight m4ed. ta C"Btry Seaiers. Alse .a aaad. saperiar Taatir Fioor. Cera Veal. Feed, rraiauetc Ceorfe A. Prince Co's .'felosJessn. N O iastnusest ef this character has ever given ru..h aBifcrm ssvtisf'actkia. Over throe thousand hava Veea ss!d aaBwaHy for the fsa three years, a d ia mo imstfsnes ha sm beea retwraed as def-etie. Wbalesale and retail depot, So. 73 We Fourth street. CiaeenaU. W. F. COLBL tS, Dwcember (. Fiass aad ii;Udeoa Dealer.

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CHTJViL HALL. ALLEN A- 11 11 O A DM S , Quernsware Ieler. K j. rj. Main Street. Fchiaond.

Wi hinreiB!'y Wotmitirtg a new afid eonlete ktock of ail gco.i ipund ia ?ur in. roawire, rrrtcalnina. t r;iancia. Church, St.re tsd House Lamp, , Cancletu k. H .r. Sc. Uut sr.-ck ii o! the b-s. but a we re not 'cad ot boottcg, we w'll not aay what we eta or w hat we reanol do. tut -would request ati perscs waotutg in our lica, ; to ceilesaiBina and jaje ior ltierase:re before buyloz eiwhere. June 7 1 fr UKO?s tSEM'ES in n ftore and for sale by n. i Li.ocun. Nc. 47 Main itreet. iiarcb 15, ISJi. Just KocriveU: "T DOZEH Oilchrit Americaa Raaors. eeery one warrant . ed taarire st.afction. Also, a coasl-int singly of ul caaued Gain Beiune, rariois widths, at 3 iid strett THOMAS BESTON. larait?! 1P5S. 3-tf Fine Teas. ktlni of every variety are constantly for sale ly the undtrsiene t. Persons aai.tin a eeod articie. should a. scaii at .3I iia:n street. lie. e tLe can (et u i,;:r1. ' March 9. Iei3 GEO. W. BARNES W C5T received from Cincinnati, some of the rest f at ferns el !?.. Porter, ra pljt mud Shop S'err. heth for ca! or wovd. w hirii a lil t e sold at our usual low prices tor cah, at the Citj Move tore. LEItVKE A VXDEEWOOD. Octaber o. 1PS4. 44-tt pro iciwsfjn -A o. 57 Jfain street, Richmond, j T his 0I1I ttud 3ea'.er in tine Wntche. Ciocks. Jew'.rr, , 6i.c., has just rect ie.l a very iare? addition of article in ; line. A very stiperiur article of Hunter W aiche. suit- ' abiie for railruail j-urpujits. Other Watches nf every variety and description ; ! Clocks of every description ; ( Jewelry, fine, fmicy aid j i;iin ; Silver W-ire, & hue a--.ortnati.t; i Cutlery, of the Test quiiti ; ! spectacles of eery arieiy. I would especial iiUentn.n niT rracljan 5tone Feb tie Ji.i5es, hnvmc just recti, c l a r.w lot. j V r Hepainujr done wttli n-uinc-s and de :ith Thankful for past f.oriiii.icu?toui, I tioj-e i mr;! a r oa ! tinu:nce of the same. K. H 11 C k IN t ' . j RicUuond, September J7, 135 41 t Field's Oyster Depot. lbe nn,l''rtij!iv.l womd respectful y in- : lonn ttte citi !.! nubux.nd au t aJjuiumg t.Tiis, that he i?' tivtw receiving da ly by Kxiressfrom Kaltituure. a uoi.d suli It of t u td"s Oytcrs, iacau- and half can, which are .bought by ep-icur-"i to be the finest in tho Tinted States, and will sell at the lowest prices. Also. 1 ield's fresh -pieed Oysters. A liberal dim-uunt to those in tha trade. J.J. JtliLA . December fi, lija. Keal estate lor Sale. 'I"HE undersigned a the agent of the heir of John j ' Hetil, late ol kt yne couuty, lodisna, deceased, otters lor sale fur one-third cash down, sud the residue 1 in reasonable payments, aeveuty sere ot land, lying ' about two intle north treat of Ktchinood, in said county. 1 he land is under good cultivation. Also,, lot No. 131, in that part ot Kufcmcind laid otf by John : Smith. This lot lies on the corner of Main and Sixth ' etteet. and has on it a small one story brick dwelling house. CHRIST It li. HI r r . November IS, 155. 43-tf ! Groeerv and Provision Store! fJHK nndersiened would reiectful!y inform the citizen a of ltichiuund and vicinity, that he ha commenced a general Grocery and Provisiou business inth rmiui formerly occupied by K. ii. Gttbeas, and ha9 now on hand one of the est stock ef articles in hi line ever ofltred for al in tin city. His assortment consists in part of Loaf, crushed, Havana and brown Sugars, CoQee. Chocolate, Saleratus. Starch. Spices of all kimis, green ami black Teas, of superi- ! or uuaiity, Molassrs, Syrup. Fruits, Nats. Tobacco, Cipars, ' Cheese. Fish. Dried Beef, and in fart almost every article in : the line of Family Groceries, which he wiii sell as low as they ' can be had in th:e city or elsewhere. j Hiivinft enepel in this as a permanent business, and in ' ter.dine to derotehts entire attention to the atne. h. hope to deserve aud receive a share ol the puldic patronage. J. L. MEK,Ja. . Riehmond, Sei teo'.er 27, 41-tf ' City S!ioe Sloro. I have just received from New York , and Cineirintiti.au extendi Vft and superior . ---y of Ladies', Misses and Children'f tjhiies. consi!ting ti rrencri K id. Knamelcd, V-ronse and tan il.red Huskies ar.d Slipcr5, Jen-' ny l.ind tiajters fur Ladies, .Miseos and children. Fine boota and Shoos fT men and li-y. uch as caif, gaat, ennmelcd, patent leather, and cloth Congri9 Sliuea and t-iipporf. liat? of vnrion. style-i Silk. Panrma. Palm Leaf and Maricaibn,la;t stylo end nit le3ut;ful fini.-h. I am ciasiurW-turini; aU of tlie most fa.uitialle kindof Hwito and Sh.e? to (rler, of the btiit material., and woTkmanhip,havin in my employ the beat i f workmen. I fel confident fr"m fbf exTrin.e I hnve had in bu- f sine?, thaimw w irk will e-unnsir f.ivorably with any in the Vet. Thankful fr p.t.t patr.nair-. I re.fiectful!vii...l:cit a ciintinowne .-f it. JVii UOKTON. Kichmoml, Sept. 2tf. 1.95. 41-tf i HI :i I lie. J". Q GROS3 superior Jamestown Matches, w' Ich w as low as ever offered in this market, t y li. W. B Suld 1. t. tHKISON. BERNARD & GARRISOIJ. r.rk Parkrrs and ComBiissioa SfrrhantJ, Ctrner of Cunal and Vine streets, Cincinnati, O. i b , 1.'. 4T t: GO 'IO DAGTJEKREIAN GALLERY. Be w; in tirr. ti folly to Sat tT- -4uw ere the ui-ct: feade w j. Nvaiter 2y. lv--. BOARDIMi II4li;, Vtfi"'iscc tt-ffrm y. o and 1? Maim 9trt RICHMOND, XND. ) W. J. :.Ictt)Wf Proprietor. in , I ' 23 tf One ?Iore Clianre fcr laKins yioney f IHE o!-ct;: er oer for as I or xebani; t?. aivMed I hlf cf a three tuory Brick Hu. r w the irit end ot Man trreet. e it.e eeri er of Mvt cf Vw"h:i.p d tr-ts. B occni-r? l y . W Ro crn t! ft Machine S-hnp TLe haiiJinf t a'-oui 50 feet front 44 irf-r. trnbr .li a frame ra:idinr an tbe bark T art of the; iou The hsoie t nearly t.-w tbe lot ia itwt Gtf by 13? feet, in a gtxrt I&ea- ; tjoo for t.n;nr a trit-t on t tiiie aad au a'iey & the oU.er ,;?. TJ-e property will te 9ol4 on reaoii.a term lor cr.h. one third ii hand. ae third in oceaod one ' third ir tvn yrr. r eTeaxurd for a farm ar uni ix j roTt-4 land or city y ro-r.y CotMvae, e-oaseali -om at a Uma aad yMi tar a barra:a. you caa Fr partitruiarc. appiicftttoB &ay b made by a I or rs pertoa. y 1 &ve fisar of otber pieces of City property tm t diaposeef at Taitaus j-ricea ti auit th qtiaUty Pleaac f .e , ac a cali at . lt. lja street, Soar Lyase's a.H- ' in. B. B- P1TMJ. RiehiEo4. Ter-nKeT W-3a ; 'Xcdiaxia - atit y JjT.ai j:raw ecpy 3 month, aad aad tAA tm lUia afLce New Arrangementt f1 ZIMMi-K would respectiully inform Wis o;d ; frieads and customers, that ha has snovad his Candy manufactory to -No. 49 Maia street, where he ' i will keep a general assart meat cf Candies. Nats, Fruits and Clears. Ait, a general assortment of) t MOTIONS Thread. But tots. Combs, Hosiery,' i Glove, aad suck srticles as sre uiiajy kept ia No- j , tioa Staves, for tal whoso sale aad retail, at Cucia-t ati priees. iuchsaoci. AcgustS. IS35. 34-tf SCOTT CBAWFORD II ATT for the reeefit of the ksdies aad saact ia oarticaiarSil Clot Cloaks; be Taisaa; Ss I ail trimmed Dresses: i. da asissesaad efcUdrwa. De do beys; Ai! satire!? nsw. FatMrna tree.

r. R. WEBSTER, D. D. S., !

(RESIDENT DE1TOST,) Tr'OS-.ce nn Main atraet, or Itarrie--. Ht t:re. ? poaite Pas Oftce, (ectraie Hte-n Piekmsoa's nj Krnes:. h-re le arit e fund crery ay refwsl to art-cd t Ileai.a ta hia prffija, ajd e-ttdoavar , aa uaaai. ta g.T cecaral atiafctioa. 5-tf I OK ILL COTTAGE HOrSK, pUesaotly situated oa ixth a.tre. rnn'aiBn 4 r t. m i roil t,t water K!v;uire nt cellar. eiera. and cood JJJ BOlirON. 1-tf 3E XT nNITURE. THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS! A.TI1U L(a LI. Corn?' Main and Fiffhl.h $ts., Ri'kmond, la llasot: head and intend beepiee a UrBj is mroeiH of t'iairt aad i1 ic? t urcitAire. W ar lrane. isurwu. H?dtri.s, Chtr. Car:tr TaMra, standi etc.. ail of which h rre(ard w aell at Lhe lovett prices fr caH, or aprrovd rUuc. T?.e i'u -lie are rts:ct fully mriteJt to aaU and ca.ata.iae hia ataca, aad compare prices. Or dera for KuraiturctKAuk'ttUy recasred aad prompt! auppUed Utchaiood. December 11-55. fiHla a.krte.Lalis' Wesk Basket. , for sale ty Mvrket Use C. Z I kalk 6Boal aacis, &c rioth. Casslnifres and Vrlitie. OF c.erv vartetv and prit-e. which we are nw. taakta Mff lo czd- r ia the latent a&d mu?t lahu ndl-icstvlcs Sept. 27. A. M. MIU.HK toit s.Vle VlIOKSr". AND DRAY, oa accommodsttre terms. Acp'v to A M. MILl.KH t'ctobor 11, 155. li- K of Oreely Letters and Speeches of llni-e M.J Mitnu; Koier.n's Ksjv; De vjuiocy VVr.ur.; Km.s Ntliiii: KiniaLiiut not Curir-tianity: lldbor 1'iifj.i fuc-jira y: at l.l KiSAXK'S. Kit hinuiitl . n Hotter. ' I Ml uR.1eriimeJ h- roui !rted hi arrac(eate::t. and ef-ene i uts ure-ti tioi:s'. aituate at the aotith ru.l af I esri street, in the city ef Kicbinond. and is now prrnansl lo furmh tbe fricn.is f Floriculture wit& a very retieral as .ruarui i .sauve null iru'irsi risntB. tie nas abo-at ru varirtie of the latest and uiost iieaiiuful Hoses, Camellas, Fusiss. Geraniums, Vertnenas. fiahiias. Cactus, and a very jreneri riely vf iireen House 1'luutf. A variety ef th latest and must approved Strawberry I'lants and t'ataoha Grape Vines. JOHN J.t'OMkV Richmond. April 7, 154. IS-tf Carcal Itarain.. rr,HE uni -rsind having removed Imm New Tar is. 1 will .ell his hou-e snj lot in that place, sls his hou and lot 'ij miles north of Paris, on tho road 1 ali0; 'Voin New Paris to Palostiae th property's ierg very oesirsi ie snd pleassnt sirustton.. Any person wishing ti purchsse, msy call oa J.ihn P. Ire lsn 1, New Psvis. or Jamei Ir.'hn i. one mile ncrth o Pri, or smuel Todd, i j miles north of Par is, on the Cslestine 1'ike, who will give ail neres.tsry tnlorma tian. Any one wsnting a real bs.sin, now is your ch.nce. V J4. IRilLAN I'. New Paris, O , ujunt 9, 11V". s tf Tomb-stoitesi Monument A'c. Di P. .MOUU1SON, Mam St., RichTiond. Ind., still conttnuosto msnufacttire, to order, everv variety of Pltia aud Ornamental Tomb-Stones, Monu-mt-nts, it., isc . oi the latest stylo, and most boxutiful patterns. iJ lio ti'-9 pains in informing '.iii fi iem: thl he will sell as cheap, if nol a iit'lr chrnptr, for ready cssh, than cn be bouj;hl in the State. Hi work is warranto) equal to any marie in the West, and perfect satislactiou guaranteed. The public sre iuv iti'u to call and examine hi stock sn J specimens Richmond. March IVi Dr. Fofsha's Alterative Balm. "A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND." l ot luternitl and Maternal I'sr. Till It'ilut i. trii-ninfeif tt r-s'i.c t!1 Jihr vm.ititm, .Spii i, iti fe Spinr, ."?finil ArTrrtimi ai' v jrysa, V'-uii-iiea. or Slijf .V.cl", Nor 7roaft Sorznrts in the Hrvait, $t,,mtwh or ?.,ires or Burnintf in the lirrntt. Asthma, Hronrhiti. siraias ait' ?rHo, Rum. SraM rr Krnzen 'arts, Oramp toil'- oii Uiltuut Chulrm Jlorhvs. Mux, 'lew riy, f'errr inrl A'lut, )Jtfe, CAii w, Vtsa it or .S'or, Inrlrimation in the lhad, Stomach , Soiprlt or Kidnryi, Summer eorna. if or" children, HTomii anii Iitflatumatiim ttf the St-jinach anii Boicelt, Croup, S'arlit Vrer, Slarlrtina, etc., rtc. rriHP. reason why this Halm reaches all these esse 1 i becsuse it reduces infttmmstion, snd srouse. he secretions and nervous system into action. t his o wer is owing to the peculiar combination ot medics properties without their being neutralised. The medl tctne is perfectly safe. It will, it us.d freely, set immediately upon the liver, snd all other secretive organs. Read the following Certificate: Certificate of lr. J. II Jordan, lata resident physician ol tha Fourth street Cholera Hospital.

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I can cheerfully recommond the Alterative Balm to eompanied by Typhoid Symptoms, Typhoid Fever, Vslthe public, know ing a I do. that it is sn excellent sr- low Fever, Ship and Jail f ever, General Debility, Night ticlo I used it with good effect sn the Cholera Ilos- , Swests, snd all other forms of disease which have s p:tai in tilts city, in cases of cramps snd p,i in the ' common origin in Mlri or Miasma stomach and bowels. 1 a I so used it in a esse of in-' This subtle atmospheric puison. which at certain Madam mat ion of the kidneys with tha happiest elfect. sons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is ths sasM From my knowledge of its virtues ia the above dis- in charaeter wherever it exists north, sooth, east of eases and oth-rs. tn which I hva used it, I hsve no ' west, and will everywhere yield to this newly diaoovsfrs hesitancy in pronouncing it superior to any me '.b in ' A.V1 II'OTK, which neulralues the poison, conptetciy hitheito offered to the public with which I have b- purities the system, and thus en ire! removes all tin come acquainted, and would cheerfully recommend ' cause of disease. it to the public. ' Tbe proprietor distinctly claims those ex trior Unary J. H. JORDAN, M. D. j results from its use: It will protect any resident or traveler, even in thessost To thl Public. : sickly or swampy localities from any a ue or biliuas duThis is to rerti'hly at in Juno last I wss sttscked ease whatever, or any injury from constantly inbaluif with the Aaistici holer. nd wa soon, a my physi- j Malaria er Miasma. ciso said, ia a collapsed tt. I hi eemained in It will instantly cheek th epr.e Sn peraons wlie hr this state some two hours when my chvsician uib.rm- ! suffered for any length of time, from omTorre

ed mv tsmiiv snd isienits last I could not possibly give, and strictly lorbidmy wife pet-mitting any on having me any medtciAe or nourishment whatever. ss it would only nssteo my oesui. At mis time Ms. : Forsh cme to see me, snd brought with him s bottle ; containing four ounces of his Alterative Balm, aud ssked permission of my wile to use it on me, ss he thought it would immediately give ease. It wss im-t mediate! v applied. and was in a warm perspiration pi- 1 or to which time my extremities were cold, a clammy i west wa on my lace and ht-ad. After the use ot two ' other bottles ol the sme medicine. I ws entirely 1 relieved ofall distress, and ia a few days wss resfe- -ed to health. I would most cheerfully and heartily recommend this Halm to all who are alHiefd in s ; si.i.ilar w.y. I have slso used it ia other diseares, snd hsve found it a most excellent p.uedy. I do not ; Clink it caa be t jo highly reroi&merid4. JOF.L KIHBY. I do hereby rot tify thst h above rertificst is correct, and the statement of tha physician made to soe is true. JULIA ANN fclIi;T. A certiucate from tier J B. Fii.ley. CiKct.vxaxt, Mss.h 4, (oasira This is the tir.t t.ine in fin ion Uf Pi thst hsve given ny name in r?eo?Timiwie.stloi cl any n.ediicne. as s genersl remedy. thouh I hava often beeo solintea nsve use-l our Aerstlve Msitn -fir crl two yesr; first fcor !v:e rheumatissn in mr , hip acd knee. tA which 1 wss nesrly a cripple, then ' f,.r very .ever Lruise oil two of my famtlv; ihea a V iolerit stts-rk f dtarrh-xs en myseil, Lhen fxrt in:lan- ; tnitio, burca, bruises, snd fr.r ve.y severs c.e of stiff neck, brought on by a violent sold, sad I taii.k I hava hsd lull proufoi iu rocfirsl properties in s grst assay of the disease for w:ch you recommend it,; and I have cot found it to fail ia even cdo ol them, . Still. I co not ssy thst it is sa infallible core, yet it is ; my sober conviction t&st it ts the best compound sor hose complsiots lor which it is resouimeoiied. thst I . have ever tried. ac3 I hsve trie sny. I will not, if I csn procure it. do without it in my faasiiy fern sny 1 consider. tiua. Hoping that yau . I st:il contlnne t to rctrpoin it honestly; i !st it may ro'.ie ve faou- j andi of sutl -re. I ottssrtily vecommetid it to my fellow citiaec as a sunt excellent family medicine ' Your, slfectii naseiv, J. B. ilSLT.Y. This is to rertiTr that in thm isnmer of l-ii, I b- J rsroeso vewy tame and wesk ia my back, occasioned' by lifting. Bt IcowldBol HI wa or get up without Dnifliae gs m nw. s ... ssiits. is sry '.r. F&rsha s Alfrstiro f.slm. fcr bathing it six cr ei.ht times, my back wo perfectly restored, asd i t.vs felt bo svmptoia o" Ua return suisw. Ify Je, also, has used it for Rheamstic tains f adacb aad to itl axhe, with rery beoeirisl results. J. J TKAlil.t Ceeamber 1st. Certificate from D. L. Starr. I hava known Mr. Forshs's Alterative Balm to mw

farm a very extraordinary cor npoa a hone that tiely cared sn4 sreii o" her disease, and k bsrkbos. was very badly cat, soma time situ. . baa loot isssurre. aad ao ia as raij;ht ia her tat or I eaeslttapoa one accasioo. eatarasllv, with rood . she wss prwwlows to bar attack. V hsreoy ser'ieffect. I believe it to be a perfectly ssfe aad sica- J fj fhst wo beliewe tho Bales ta b the bwwt ssedUsa ia etc us rsmedy to bo ased ia assay complaint j use aad we belter it to be certeis aura " epiaal U. L- o T A R II. i affecUua aad dyspasia, aad eanaot too highly raowoeemWyist. 1853 1 avead it to every pasrsea afliirtad wit she above dir i We aloe tWd if sa effectual safe ia assay eUslt

Railroad CmrKkasT EleCliVka. i 'I'UE a canal meWiog of f be stockholders ef tbe Fate sod Hamilton P.auroaf Cempaey He principal oee ia Fstoa.es Jbsdiy, theltb prouoo.Cortae psrpwe af eiectwj thirtowai Direetora exercise tbe power of tie cor oorauoa. aei saansge its easiness for the easuisj year Csoduetoe af xrm reealar aeeassfer trains of the i . s- .. f tn. Waia 1 faasis, will wa last 1st Baas fa aad frosa the election ail persoaa praaasisg satisfactory 1TMSK Ol ; ownership at any as am sapn., . J. B. STAU'HES, See'y. Eatoa. i aeoarr 1866. .. . w-irt

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CATHARTIC PILLS OPKRATEby their powerful influence on tSe ittera,! viK-era tu purify the bhvod and stimulate it mtm oealthv action. Ther remove the obstruction of the i tom.lt, bowel, liver, and other ortran of the bexi ! and. by retnnii thcit urejtiLir action to health, riTrm wherever they exist, stirb. derancewenta as are the 4.-t cause tf disease. Aa eten!ve trial of their Virtues be lTofessors, Physicians, and Patients, hv shows rjrrs of dinEeru diseves almost bey ond Mief, wr rhev uot au'wtantiated by persons cf a. h exalted pMttioa ar.d rhara. trr a to forbid the upioion of natruth. Teix cvrktioatea are published in my American Aiwtwf which the Aitenta below earned are plrased ta furti ! free to all ir.qtunnr. : Aauvxed we ;ive rhrtctkms for their use in the coav : plaints which they have been found to cure, I Koh Costitbxe. Take one or two pill. or aA : quanuty a to seiitlv move the twnrli. Co-ttiveneM i. . h-ev4iiently the ai;ravat:nit cause of 1'tt.wa. an i the ear of one complaint is the cure of both. N persoa caa . feel well while under a coaUve habit of body. 11 cue ;t '. .hoald be. a it can be, promptly relieved. Kon Ivr-KPStA, which is aomet-.mea the cu of ; CWf4i-ress. and alwavs uncomfortable, take raild aokea i .from oxie to four to stimulate the stotnarh and - liver into healthy action. They will do it, and the AeczefAtrr. btdvtrn, arid ttmMmrn of dv.pepaia wul ranik ly disappear. Whca it is gone, don't forget what eured vou. Foa a For L Sto ch. or .Uor Jswfim of" Ae Bjv j, which produce geueral depreion of the ip.r.ti aJ f id heslth. tike from four to cicht Pills at first, aad smaller dasc-s afterward, until acm-.ty aad atraifih ar. reativred to the svstero. FOK SiVOVSB Sll lt IlllllACHe. Nva, Pri fie Stomnch, Pact, or Stdf, tske from four to etaht pills on gvins; to bed. bed. If the. do not operate sufheient. iv, take mora the next dav until they do. These caav. plaint will be wept out from the vstem. Ihm't wear these and their kindred disorder because your stos&aca is f ml. Fob Scuuitu, Kkvsu klvs, and a", ditnwi ef tu Skin, take the Pills freely and frequently, to keep ths bowels open. The eruptions w ul genevailv sooa beta ta diminish and disappear. Many dreadful ulcers and sure have been healed up by the purging and purifying effect of these Pills, and some disi?ustin diseases, which seetned t,i saturate the whole system, have completely yielded to their influence, leaving the sufferer in perfect heahfc. Patients ! your duty to society forbids that you should parade yourself around the world covered with piav ples, blotches, ulcers, sores, and ail or ativ of the ua clean diseases of the skin, because your st'stem wants cleansiuc. To Ft airt the BLOon, they are the best medicine ever discovered. They should be taken freely snd frequently, and the impurities which sow the seeds of inearable diseases wiU be sw.pt out of the svateiu like chif before the wind. By this property thev do as much oSi in preventing sickness as by the remarkable cures wa.ch they are makinir every where. LiVKK Complaint, Jaimike, and all itt,VoM Aftf iiotu arise from aotue drrajigcment either trn;3itt, congestion, or obstnictions of the Liver. Tur.sditv and congestion vitiate the bile, and render it until tuir dittcstion. This is disastrous 1 1 the hc.Jtli, and to. oa stitutinn is frequently undermined by no other ca.sa Indigestion ia the symptom. Obstruction of the duct which empties the bile into the stomach causes the tale to oversow into the blood. This produces Jaumlice, with a lmiir and daniferous train of evils. Costiveuet or, alternately, oosti venttss and diarrhica, prevails. Ftise ish symptoms, languor, low spirits, weariness. ret!esiie, and nieLun holy, with sometimes inability to sleep, mni sometimes rcat drowsiness ; sometimes there is evsr pain in the aide; the skin and the white of the eve become a greeuish yellow; the stomach acid ; theWwel sore to the touch ; the whole ystetn irritable, with tendency to fever, which may tum to bdiou fevsr. bilious rot, bilious diarrh.ra, dysentery, c. A medium dose of thre or four pills taker, at niiilit, fi.llovved by two or three is the moriunn, and repeated a few days, will remove the cause of ail these troubles. It is wicked to sudVr suck pains when you can cure them for 'J? cents. Khevmatism, OorT, and all Jnfhmmatnry r'rvrr an) ' rapidly cured bv the purifying etiecta of these Pills upno. the blood and the stimulus which thev afford to the ut ' principle of life. For these and all kindred complaints : they should be taken in mild doses, to move ths bowel gently, but freely. As a DiNNEa Pitx, this is both agreeable and useful ! No pill can be made more pleasant to take, aad certainly . none has been made more effectual to the purpose Lt which a dinner piii is employed. PREPARED BY T. O. -adTEniXIX, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL., MA88., AND SOLD BY L. II. Mi CulIough, lUchmund, E. O- Potts, do, Bur. . bank and Bro.do HIIODEV FEVER AND AGUE CURE. OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA! 7OK the Prevention and Cur of Fever sod Ags, 1 I. Chills snd Fever, Dumb Ague, and other lnteraiit- ; tent snd Remittent l evers, also of Bilious Fevers, scriliw, so mil tney ooea never unvs i.voruu iiiu bv cuntinuine its use according U dir-tiuns. It will immediately relieve all tbe distressing retails tf 1 ilicus or ague diseases, such as general debility, sight sweats, etc The patient at owe begins to recover spptitn and strength, and continues until a permanent sol radical cure is effected. And a proof that it isio WOHT1IV OF PL BLK' COXF.DLNCE, Because of the Singular and Entire Ilnrmles.ness. The followiBg certificate from ono of the most eel1. rated themists in tbe United Slates, is attachod to svsry bottle: .New Yoasr. Janell. lHoa. 'I hsve made a chemical easmintH:i of 'HwV Fever nd Ague Cure." or A nf ir!ote to M sUrl. arid hve tested it for Arn, Mercury. Qoiaiae sad Strychnine, bat hsve not liiun I a pvrti' ie of aith.r a tt, nor hsve I found any substance in its coirpositica tbst would prove injurious to the constitution JAS K CHILTON, M. D .theoiiss. This s'lows nf it FUEL USE -i.V . PRUl tLXTlVE by which all persons my iLus be sere cf emir freed'-a frftnthe above nm-H:4', ao muttr kvjw etckiy U s.-an or swampy ths l.?siit .'. t'KlrUris 'F till' 41Y r? frwa-n'. J pali:i'nsii the ronndenre of the public is asked omy ia prvporlion to ite actual merits aherever itiro-lued ami used. Theso only are relied ajKs to provo its wr,rth. One or two bottles wil. answer tor ar.iinsry csser soma may require mora Dirertio. printiMi ia am, F'rench an i -pam sii ifcos.jtojf e sc h bottle Lm ersl discrun' w to f-e fride . Prepared and sold by tbe prxpriet'jr, JMtS A RHODE'. Providenee, It. t For ale by Trir,it generally. Vovember, Hi j. t'-tl CITY MADE SHIRT Sitns entire'? newry!-s Sept 27. A. M. Mil I.Rii'sJuvt Itecelved F lN E sssortmor.' of Cstreo Pmi. Drops sad Frste1 " lets, single snd in set:sio.e!imoT! re- el f . st jsaasry 10. C. A. ICKI.VJ. No. &6 5isa sre. To t!te Ktitslir. This ills .Mi. tV.I wrifa svsa aS it fi W lis : tho ssinal s?ectu-, snd d.ep fc r Eint yesrs.aaa Isrgw postaoa ef .K 1 11 eor.nei to her r Ts. inisi. ol h.-r bark -bona wsst--wa eat of pi ,ci carved, cau.ed by tbe Jisosso and ri. Sa , i..s j,.. ,n .tstura d-r rg hf ;! w ess u bai three physieisa. t'.um4te br d"iraj the ' oieoriacipal pact af be iles, b" pwriancisd ao fxe- . ..tileo. t.'sois' ereaeritri-w.- 1 s'lerwsel jproeTw4 cbwJaof Dr Forshs's Alters... Biles, t l sad by tn umm she as a sal that botua. ah f?!t greH . r-' rwlie 8ae is.ed bat se-rea tssttUs when s&a wss sdiseases m wfcitk w a hsve trwd it n oisr f.mi. v Signed ALKXA.NDER CLAEJC. M AHY B. C1.ARK. LvwebVwrg. Higblsad co, Ohio. Jui, !3oX Bsrhnaonel and Jfevvpert Tarapika I "Y OTIC. I wereby givea lt aa eiectioe vw " i. held by the sockbo! jers ia the Rickod ss sws T.ra.ik. fiasiA ( .. as Lantsr. IS tS 4tk oav of aecasvd soon t!. 156. to elect aovea lrteeetorfor said CaaasEV far lb. eatalar rear- lie wrasT of tae Board. CHABLXS 1 HOMij, prcsUast. Jsaasry 19. I. 4-tt

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