Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 26, Number 10, 21 February 1856 — Page 4

IMPROVED SUFFOLK IIOG.

Written for the Ohio Farmer, ly Peter Mthndy, of 31 t. JJealtlty. Jlimulon county, Vtoo. i Editors Obio Farm eft Ai this species of farm tck juttJy oceupiea much of the alien-' in of tl.e irn-rtrrof tha Wast, at this time.! 1 propose to dote a small epacs to thU fine j .reed of hogs which is commanding ro much j fiuenti -n. It would be well to tee first wtat cciiftiiue a good hog. The head should be short, handsome and prightly, with thin, etrall, po;nted and penduloun tars. Thejewl should be medium ilti. Tha fceck short, and not too hear.i i'uing well en the shrroltters; the shoulder .ot ui:o as high as the loin, thick and of oofl oubstarce, rounding well out; the con--titution ii generally in proportion to the Ca.tu. iousness of the breast and loin. The bris.;cou:iD? well down, and the distance be"vn the f... re legs as great as possible. The Utk broad and straight, and rather slightly arched t'lan ctherwise, and particularly no .inkinir immediately behind the shoulder. The ribs well arched, forming a good barrel, and j upporting the belly well. The loin, as before , remarked, wide aud full, with ribs coming well Lack. TLe mrnp rotmding off eYen; i'..e tail well set on, small and tapering, aad ;.inlv haired. In the Suffolk breed the tail j i! curie d l.ke a cork screw. 1 n nam musi oe r S I I ... J .)lin i.ut so as to come in a line with the shoulder; : t jch a fcrmed ham will weigh well to iu size. The hips, wide spread, and the twist coining Weil down; the flank dee-p and fall; the belly loomy, but not coming too near the ground. The lega straight and fine in the bones, tha muscles Lear, particularly in the thigh and urm; the hock pointed, the pastern joints firm ;.ni strong, not resting in the dew claws on .he ground, so that the animal has a bold and . reel footing, a thick, fleshy leg will not car-: ry a heavy hog to a distant market. The skin thin and gelatinous, and easy masticated, soft and handling well and free from eruption. Tha hair smooth fine and soft. No bristle on. the neck, shoulder or back. TLe above description, form and qualities are those that in our view constitutes a good hog. Ok Shoeing IIorpks that Ovbr-IUach. Mr. Editor: I was bred from my youth a olacksmith and farmer, and whether a natural mechanic or not, I was always anxious to know the whys and wherefores of things, or more properly speaking, the casualties and preventives. I was also fond of trying experiments upon such things as appeared favorable of improvements. I was generally in the shop with my father of evenings and rainy and such other times as I could be spared hom the school and farm. But being in the -.'.op so much, I obtained the views of farmers, generally, and by that was enabled to liiake many improvement on the farm. I ! irr.eJ also, that many farmers entertain verv . roncous views about blaeksmithing (and I r.iiihiadd blacksmiths too;) still they were L mnd to dictate according to their prejudices; -.mi t- . i !.r instance, one sajs: J ms norse over-reacn-t-ji. I want yon to put the forward shoes as far forward as possible, and set the hind shoes n far back, or he will tear them off." I would sometimes try to reason the case by sajing the way to prevent a horse from over-r-viehing, is to augment the speed of the forward feet, and retard the motion of the hiad His; but in order to accomplish that, I shall i.uve to r;rers-e your dirfotioss. Some who had little or no mechanical genius, would cut short all argument, and say, "follow my directions or else not shoe the horse." Of course, a mechanic must obey orders, if ho breaks owners; so clinking to every step; while, perhaps, the man of inquiry would doire a full explanation. My way is, to. Make the toe-corks rery low; and standing a aide under, aad the shoes set as far back as ooavenient on the forward feet, with high heel fa-jlka, so as to h t them roll over as soon as . ussible. On the hiud feot, I have the heelaulk low, aud the toe-caulk high, and proacting forward, thu keeping back the hind "'tot, while coming up over a high toe-caulk, :,iving time for the forward foot te come cut of tha wat. If thus shod, the horse will :ravel clean, without a click, and his speed will be increased on a trot, fifteen or twenty ieconds in a milo. If acceptable, I may say something about shoeing foundered horses hereafter. N. E. Farmer. Dcx. From tha Indiana Farmer, HAD QUALITIES OF COWS. Messrs. Editors: So much has been said of the good qualities of the cow, and nothing of her imperfections, that justice imperiously demands that the whole truth should bs told. Good beef and butter and cheese and milk are not to be dispensed with, yet like the rose among the bid mere, they are surrounded bv thorns. I rep at it, although I may have all the churn sticks iH the country leveled at my pate, and UTe anathemas of every Racket man who trudges to town with a tin bucket of a Saturday. I say the cow is a lazy beast. In winter, at least, her feed must be taken to her, or she must be driven to it. And so of her water; the bucket must be presented to her nose, or she must be driven to the branch. There they go, ten in a row, one before the other. in single file" -the Boaster cow in front, and the second mistress cf the Hock close in rear, and so in order down they come to the bony thing that every one pokes. See how grudgingly they moove a snail's pace. The cow man bawls in the rear, but to little effect, and he can only strike the hindmost, and thia the "old heifer" in front disrerd9, and moves at her old pace, keeping all behind from passing. Just now, she comes to a narrow place in theway, and a fell halt is made. The man in the rear roars as none hat ox-drivers can. But there she stands with her head a little down, and her ears tuck1 back, and her tail tucked close in, she forbi la anything to pas. A real tyrant as she is. she will neither go to the water herself, nor let others go uatil the cow man rushes forward with a club and mooves her. But this. nvertheless, she repeat at every narrow pass in ! nw she soaks herself wonderfully, and if the branch should be a little frozen, and but a f. w spots at whieh water can be obtained, she will put herself to especial pains to keep all others away, and when she is fairly done, she turns herself around, and takes upon herself tha work of keeping all others away. This fairly exhaasts the last drop of patience paUence possessed by the cow-man. and in he rushes with a club to drire ter away. But she is intent upon her work of malice, and (killed in it accomplishments, she now place herself directly between tha water and the waiting herd, aad a the oow-maa's club forces her out. she carries back at the point of the bayonet, all that have been waiting in her rear, and when at length forced to make a relinquishment, with what malice she tosses ber head as she place herself in the way back, stopping, as before, in avery narrow place, to show how determined she is to exercise supreme authority. She is to laiy to go to teed or drink, and too mean and tyrannical to let others. Who can have patience to end are mscfc a beast of a oold saorning? Aad then

to get her milk, you must have yourself kicked and bespattered with mi!k from bead to (bo. Here is my new Sunday pants ruined at a tingle dash by her ill-temper. And thia is not all the milk is all filled, and there is nothing left for our pains but an empty bucket. Again, she is a noisy, bawling beast. If the calf be taken, she keeps up such a din as to be insupportable to all quiet persons. But notwithstanding all thee imperfections, the cow has man si fir admirers and larire

: V .U-n . f .ii,-.., v.;.rnr Uml ' ' , . . . r , I i ' cups, are ireeiy Desrowea upon r;er ij agricultural societies. Well, when the world goes wrong; it takes a long time to right it! A MlLKaR ASD FkEDER. From tha Ladioa' Departmert of tbe Indians Farzser. en.tufK and Ordrr. Neatness and order go hand in hand, like I twin sisters. 1 ou sei. lorn see one without the , v other. In all the departments end avocations of life, these virtues are necessary to ensure any deeree of success or proficiency, and j -rat r 1 l"t where there is a lacic ot these aithoun every necessary or every' luxury may he furnished in the bouse, yet where disorder and confusion reigns, there is little comfort, little happiness, little real er.joytr.er.t to be found. The. spirit of beauty dwells not there it is not amid Fcenes of discord and co;j'umoii that the love links of families are stronsrlv incited by the exercise of goodness, purity and true love, joined with moral and intellectual culture. But their tendency is downward. A familiarity with filth and dirt is degrading, debasing to the mind, and if by long use persons become accustomed to it, it is conclusive evidence that they have been dragged down to the level of their daily surroundings. Neatness and good order have a strong practical bearing upon the welfare and happiness of families. A place for every thing, and every thing in its pbscc, is a rule that ought to be observed and enforced in every household, for where disorder and slovenliness prevail, discontent is sure to follow. But neatness is sometimes carried t such extremes by housekeepers, that the peace, harmony and social enjoyment of the family circle is almost entirely destroyed. Scrubbing and scouring is the order of the day front Monday morning till .Saturday night, and indeed iu some cases the stillness of the sacred Sabbath is broken by the renovating and polishing that is continually kept up. .Every thing iu the house is too nice to bo used the doors and windows are kept carefully closed, and darkness reigns supreme in hall and parlor, lest some fugitive spider or fly should find their way in, and soil the polished furniture, or dim the shining glass; therefore, every memoer ot the laimiv, young and old, must walk round to the hack j door ot the cook shea to enter the house, lest they should soil tho snowy whiteness of the sills. We candidly believe children are often driven to seek society and pleasure at the tavern or country ale house, because they can have no freedom at home. Ncw-gthere certainly is no use iu having a -house, if you can't use it, and men who toil ai;l labor f iv the comforts aud conveniences of life, ought to enjoy the pleasures to bv detied therefrom. Give the husbandman p. resting place in that cool, cosy room, instr-ad of confining him to the kitchen's din and cook stove odors. Throw open the window, and U-i tin balmy 'breezes, laden with the fi-agr;i:iee of sweet flowers fan his brow while ho sleeps. Make home attractive by its outward surroundings and inward beauty train the woodbine, sweet briar, honey -suckle, and other graceful sweet-scented clambering vined over the windows and around the portico; plant modest 'ii 1 a... - ..1 t. tt. .!.: wuu-wuuu uowi-m oiung ttitr l.""r very perfume will give your home an air of , .- 1 r . t , r ., c. beaut v and retiueinent. Let the iami'v often be brought together in the neat but cheerful room witn useiui ana entertaunr.fr looks ana papers to read and discuss, the different members of the family will learn to love and appreciate home, and goodness, purity and piety will dwell within its sacred vails. What magic dwells in the sacred word home. Jlow the Iicart thrills tvith cmo;i3; atgthe very sound vrhtch brings to tlie mm J the loved ones the heart holds dear; all tlie holy and generous affections cling around and centre in that hallowed spot. It is there that the weary heart . tiri9 tor comfort and happiness when it has felt, in its contact with the WOrld, Its hollOWneSo, ItS treacherV, US deceit 1 . , t t ... . . , ...,'.l :.. , n precincts of homp the sympathy of loving hearts and kindred ties. Hw beautiful the family relation of husband, wile, father, mother, sister aud brother. The liotuc influence is an endearing one, and all powerful for joy or sorrow, happiness and misery. There should be great care taken that no nndue restraints be laid on the loving hearts that cluster around the hearthstone. "We do rot wish to be understood as ma king any compromise with dirt -no, indeed; we abhor it, detest a dirty kitchen t-r slovenly housewife, and we think that man an object of commiseration who has the misfortune to eet an untidy wife; and vice versa; but let neatness and good order prevail its-doors j and out. In the meantime, wsj&abould not j Jet domestic cares fill the mind so entirely. j Dispense with so much extra scrubbing and ' cleaning; do less cooking and baking of pies and cakes; make le?s sweet meats latmkes will be healthier, children will be more robust and rugged. Then, and not till then, will wives and mothers have time to fit and qualify themselves for the higher duties of life. livery woman ought to spend some time in ! the cultivation of her mind, and thus lay up j stores of knowledge that will be a mine of j wealth, which cannot bo wrested from her. : Yd R nt s.-it ought It known that the best, . , , . , Farmers, Save t .1 riA mnra n-Ti r 1 1 t 1 1 . j, I "iUJ 1 ucaiiuicsi auu t icsiit-M tnftt is ukiuv w iuiu husks. Take the fine husks and shred tLeui the finer the better although they are ' sometimes vised without, and till your bed I full. Yon will have a cool, s ft bed, that i irill not rol!t nr rtnin iln.r 9;iJ 4t ciind. I . nor to jour u-ver-generaung oetis, wutcu OUght long ago to have been numbered with the thinsrs that were. TLee Wds are more ' durable than feathers or straw, and the cost would be a mere trifle. A friend tells me she has used one for several years, which is yet good. To Krep a Stove Bright. Make a weak alum water," and mix your 'British Luster" with it; put two spooufulls to a gill of alum water; let the stove be cold; brush it with the mixture, then take a drv brush and lustre, and rub the stove till it is dry. Should any parts before polishing, become drv as to 1 1 . . I V 1 ,oos gTV ' moiwen tt wnu a f., itU proceed as before. - - " 77 , r , TE Farmers Bank.-ault Mother earth. Exchange the transplantirur of the HUrery and garden. - Deposits llappines, I sobriety and manly mdepeudence. Assets j omuimr nelds and croldeu narvests. jLi.tii.l- ( itieis Indebted to God alone for rain and sinahiraeV -Iivi,lpTl.lfl Heal til and Wejaltil. J

CONDITIO OF i insurance company,' Or Hartford, Conn. j. January L 1S56, S prMi4 te the Stock fcMrt. mad made ,at im tampUuc villi Stt law, of New lorfc, otu. Indiana, illi- . ooia. dee. S TVi T EMESYT. I The sum ef th Corporation i -Etna Inearance Compa- ; M. located at UarUord. ocuectieui. i The Capital it Vive llundred Thouaand &eilara, and 1 , Hl op.

Of the Ceepany are: Cuiii kud ana in rhtiix Baak, t -.0.339 C Oai th on (.eciai depo.it in Fbo-'Bia and Hertford lUnki. ob interest. luu.eiu wi Cah in amnda of agent, balaarei, f aod 161,i'9 04 Bill rec:Takle. pajahle at bank keai Estate, une&cuiabered. sr.oas e . l;.lJ TS : 74 Wartirage Boadt, and" per cent ia i -aa& oa i ! y . 72.000 00 r.-.Ko uo I .Ml 00 S.W0 00 lO.ubO UO 9 iccoMie tiontfa. T perct. eeoil-annaal. tU E:t a. Bonda. 6 per ct an I i " S C. " 6 " e M.iauieth" 10 " - ISt.OuO OS Vaney due tae Coaapacr. fectired ! 7 MArty?e, 5(K ah'e ll'artrd ao.l N. HaTen B. R. t'k, ti.OW CO JM5 " " rrovit!ence - " t.rrfrrre.1 and n:ararted 1" For rent. 9.45,0 CO 8.0:1 oe 10 hare Btwn ai.-l Worcr KRa: Conn luer R H uaca, 14. (KM UO 9 .-' 00 50 f.0 SO V. Jiii l! IU0 Cunn Hirer Co. Stack, taSurd Bank St '. 1 itucii" B it lk. Water-nry. Providence. 1.2SU l0 S.'.CU IX) 5.100 00 I.'jrd 00 HiuBi;ix " Hartford, Kr dt Xt-ci " Kzcbange flat ' C I, h'tirtraco" Hartfurd rs.ew po V4.5T6 CO 1 1 6U) OU T.'joT 50 9.751) IM I ! !Sno 2j 7 l : sc. lei to Vereaiu's Ex Bk. V. Tark, .rth K ver il'kS.Amer " " Bank Aa.eriea ' Rpul.iic ' Coiu'tiw'Hh a'-k Broadway b k ttock " l'e..pl'a T Tiion ' " lanover Ocean ' Metropolitan Butclters dt Drovera Iir. porters A Traders A ia Kx U'ii t'rk. Dlerehi.ta " I" s Tru. Co Stuck, ' Life luiOtTruatCeStk, X T. lU.e-25 00 lu.iou 00 12.01 W) 10.500 00 16 SiO 00 I. -I.7S0 00 S.6IIO 00 14,040 00 10.700 00 1 l."3tl Cil 9.800 00 S.400 00 16.4C5 00 S .5T6 00 0,W0 I II. ti- ll 00 a. 170 00 11 I 14U HO e0 11 SCO no VIM I .SO iti iWj HKJ 31 IliO !UU 100 ii 10,40(1 00 10,tIO 00 257.P10 00 Ohio Life Ine Trujt Co Stock, Cln, Mecta4- IraJere' b k Stock, Jrejr CHr. Ji.o'o lf (Ml 1,0T4,3:6 i7 17S.WS 47 LIABILITIES. Caaettled Claifnt for Loncl and notduc. The .y.tca Insurance Cwiu.any presents its patrons the ery satisfactory cou.litioD of a large increase in Cash Ass-is. for the further security of their policies all our inYeetme::!s being ptace.l at the minimum marge! value, at tl.e preseut time of loce depression in the standard of same. They are either prime dividend pay.nft stocks, or good, valuable aad eleae inrestmenta. yielding moderate interestand income. The standard asis oa which the Assets have beou valued, being Gold at Interest. Besides this solidity, the Coaapany calls attention to the streuc:h and security it derives from its combined system of Agencies, througt its affnnt having the means of preset, tiag a anitsd phalanx of experienced I'micrwriters, which has voiked for thirtyseven years, the ha.pie?t results to stockholders and claimants for losses and enables it to enter the year leuo with rreter prestige for future usefulness thn lias yet Sean reached by any really National Insurance Corporation. ify- All business attended tu with despatch and fidelity. J W. Bl'RSON, Agekt, Cambridge City; WM. BLANCUaRD,- Richmond. January 31. 156. 7-4t ASIBROTYPING! Sotiutu'tng Xtic and Still More Beavtiful! At the Cottasc Sagaerrfiaa Gallery. 'M1E anderi itfn1. proprietor of tbe Cottag-. tbankfal i the ciUivn. of Ricfciuond auJ vicinity fair their cuntiBued liberal ptrn , to rneitty invite, their ;-eeil attention to the fact that he h receiv full and omilete instructioce fro 01 the muit cele!'natf!l Photographer in the ( Ldioq, in the newly niecoverel art ut tkkiiiic icturei oa (lass called Ambrotj-ptnt:, which f rem if euperior mente, te (jMt snierctii3? nil other motles of p cture uuakin?; u& 1 therefore cortit.ilJ invites the puMic to catl at the Cottage. I aud examine the iptcimtDi. and secure a sample of this j moft t uautiful and wonderful art. j The Atuirotyp posaeises many advantages ever the Da1 gueereotype. They can be talcea in much loss time, and j with light thn the Daguerreotypes, consequently it is a ; fart, as erery one knows who have taken their children te ! the Cottage for picture, that if it cad done quicker ia ! this new made than the old, tt.at they are sure of success to ' getting the liken(9ii of Uieir childreu thete. For beautv, ; dara(iity correctness and rtchne.s, the Ambrot po cauaot be co aled hy any othr style or miniatures. To those who preft r the atipierreotyi e, we WonM 9y we are prepared with a superior sky-light to ex. cite them ic the very best style of the art. C'U and examine otir work. None should fail to improve th- present -r.pT-ortunity of socuring faithful likeoeifles of thems-ivr and friends the ssoet satisfactory of mtir-ntosand pleasing keepsakes. r Keniemfer. t:at all these wonders are poifomed at the Cottage, and that i. the place to get cornet and well na ,ife.i likKoessec. Termt modenue. I lrr Inatructior.i giren on reaaonat ta term in the ahori JO Cottage oa th corner .twain and Vifthramt. Rich January 94, 1356. 6 tf Ciuriunali CHANGE und t liirisico BHitroutl CF ARRANGEMENTS. ON and after Monday, Derewber 6, IPSS.and uutil further notice, trains on this road will run as follows: m&tl Ta am. Leave Richmond t:3u A. SI. Reaches Anderson. 11:15 Leave Anderson i ll f. it. Reaches Richmond 5:1U Connecting with Mail Trains of Eaton and Hamilton, am 4 Indiana Central Raiiroads. A Frotf ht Train, with Passenger Car attached, I.avee At: It-rsoo, 7:IHJA. M. Reacbitf R.chmoad. 10:3U " Leaves Richmond, 1:30 P M. Reachinc Anderson, 5:00 ' Ry this Trainfrora Anderson at 7-00 A. M.. rasirers ina ! reach Dayton hy lS.lS P M.. and Cin.-innati I y 1 3U p M. f tfr No connection with trama fron Dayton or Cincinnati , t!.e evening. liURjE, Sup's. Newcastle, December 13. 5i-tf .JAMES M. HAYS received a !r;e ai) 1 varied assortment tf TaH ana ana Winter DItY GOODS, at tho old stand tf b. Bright well, which ho offers on as fair terms as they ea be ur-baned in thi city. Hi stock 13? selected with much care, and embraces among other articles, tlie following: itiiO.Vl.Ci.OTHS. Otoaiuiere?, tfattinctta, Linseys, t lan&els, Je. . ILKS plain and figured black, plain oolorod, chameleon, plaid, striped, di.-. SUA W l.S In irrcat variety. DITESS GrOODB, Of aims' every description Scrfs, Caj.a. DeLaines, DeBe-e. Mohairs, (.nnhauv?, Lawns, Pereses, Tiasuas, J scene t-, lrinte. Embroideries, bibbtica, Ac. Ha invites the public to examine tho quality and cboap ce of his tioods. Vebmary 7. li?5. 7-tf DAVID X. S.niTII, ATTORNEY AT LA W. RICH3I0XD. IXD. OSij on door we?t of the Post Offic, Up Stairs. NOTICER.W1GGXN9. CO. WIOOINSaad JOHHD WIGOIXS ' wfa hre been doiog busioa. uatlr t'.tc o-m f . R. : C O. Wiifgin-k C . hre (or tb of cao Teaieoce W : our !?. con!adfd t cbur ur firm Dtr. to Wipf vc A Co-, which titiewewiil m,A andr brf.er. ) JOHN SH1LLIT0 & CO., a. IZ E Fourth stroet, Cincintl, IMPORTERS Or Drv Goods and Carpeting! - 1 . P r KSPBCTTCLLV inform tbeir rastamars aad pureaasw ! I SPCTTrLLV inform tbeir customers aad pureaasor s (ceneraiiy, that thej are now opoauaf aa extensive aa i e.tnpianm.nt of FLOOR OIL CLOTH. Ac. FamiHe. Hotel Keerfwrs. Steamboat owner? and atrani m,T dffMai .poo finding the beat class of Goods at . -reossj low as they can be purchaaod ia the Eaetern ' February S, IS j. 8-tf J Mat Iteceivrsl, IX addition to wy former etoek of Coach TnsaaiiafS. I.m atx-ke' EasoBeled Clatk. April WJTDOMAS B-TO!. CSRMSi RIO 11 Boct and Shoe Dealer; Ww. 7 s TIaiea atres (SKraassaraws laeliasaa, HAS recently made tar re sViKtiaB to bis stock of Boois ; and Shoes, and now coat.4ent!y aassvea psrctiisert f that keeaa eattsfy almost every demand ia lua Una. aaoc i tae arttelea, he aas ( Omtlr r ef several qoalitiea aad styles ml finish ssas t rWicl. Kid Bklas a4 Sliapeee. Mvcc ! j Boots, J-iT lJ"J Tie. Cauarw's ankle Ijm, Liiea' Kae- ) rser Sandals, neat aad tasty. I A larwe wanety wenUemaa'e Boots. Skr. Rabkera, !Ga!te.siipix - rrchCaiatanfaShe;ow decr'pu"Ue aisesaasafacsares to araeraH af each work aa may bo "Ue,t foe past patreara. he re.,ecvru;;y Huau a ceMnmaact f rt. yv aker 1. IrSS. 4 tf Trti i Just dron ta aad tiie artsoeM at aabert. U alalia's. lie

Real Estate for Sale. THE Bdr:in4 ai th eot c-f the of Joha Raid, lata of ayae tomutr. ladiaaa, Ueeoa4, offer for U for cue ihiii cask down, and the TMiiae ia raaaonable piymonti, oereaty aerr or land. Ivioc about two aailoa aorta ' of htehmood. in aad county. The land ia under good cultivation. Alio, lot No. in that part of Richmond Uid oil by John Smith. Thia lot on the corner of Main and 5ith birli, aad ha. on it a amail on etory brick dwelling bow. CHRISTIE B. HCFF. November 15. 4S-tf

Commissioner's Sale. BT virtue of aa order of the Wijne Court of Cea Pleas, at theOctaoer term. lHii. I will proceed to eeil at 10 o'cleek, oa Saturday, the EM day of reoraary. lSd. at pabiic sale .n tte remises, the f jMowiar desc itel real e tateheloccirf to toe miner heirs of William V. I-avts. deceased to wit: Heine a iart uf fractior.a! section 13, township 17. ranee IS east, temnninf at the south-east corner thereof; thence north 4 chains, thence west 3J chain aad txty lias to a stake: thvace eoath 4 chains to a slake; thence east thirty nine chains and 60 tints to a stake, containing ifl acres more or iesa. on the f..iloir.s terms: Omafourth of the purchase money cajh In hand . oi-e fuunh in s;i months, or.e fourth in 12 moctts, and tUe residue in 1? manths from the day of sale. A. B. KSODE. Commissioner. 6 tt January 4. liZS. ? e Bw & TQ KX Tf S O Tf . Vo. 57 Jfain street. Richmond, T his oi l -an4 iea!er ic ti c Wat-'hcs. i'locks. Jewelry, etc.. hs iust receiv ei lerv Isr.f a.id t on of article 1H s line. A very superior article of Uunter's Watches, suitable fur riir...4 ioi-i-..tt. Other Watchrs '.f every variety ant iicscrij tion; Clocks of every description ; Jevolry. xiii. frcy tcl -in Oliver Wore, a tine asaot tir-vnt; Cutiery. of trie est uHly: f?I-eciacts of eTry var.ety. I would v-.ill especial attention to my Brail;. an "ton Peb ble Glasses, having just received a new lot. Hepainuc d.n.e with neatness at I despatch Thankful for past furors and custom. I hop to merit a c.s tinuancc.f the s.inie. U. B MCKINSON. Richmond, September 2T, li5 Tield's Oyster Depot. The uciars'cned won!l r.poctfullT inS Jfortu the citix'T.s of Kicliui.ilid -nd adjuiDing town;, that he it now receiving daily by Ex press from Baitiraore."a (rood nupciy of r lolu Oysters, incaaanJ ha!f cans, which aro .houghl by epicure to be the finest in the United, tetates, and will sell at the lowest fj.rieee. Also, tr'ield'a fresh j,ieod Oysters. A liberal discount to those in the Wale. J.J. JORDAN. Dee-ember 6, 1555. 51-Sid Grocery and Provision Store! ffTtllE undersigned would respectfully inform the eitisen -M of Richmond and vicinity, that he has commenced a general Grocery and Provision business inth room formerly occupied by K. H. iiithens, aud Las now on hand one of the best stocks of articles in his line ever offered fur sale tn this city. His assortment consists in part of Loaf, crushed, Havana and brown Sugars, Coffee. Chocolate, traleratus, Starch, r-pices of all kinds, green and ble, k Teas, of superior quality. MolaMe. Syrup, fruits. Nuts, Topacca, Cigars. Cheese, Fish. Drisd Beef, aa 1 in fart almost every article in thelitis of Family Groceries, which he will sell as low as thejr oan be had in this city or elsewhere. Having enaped in this as a permanent business, and in tending to devote his entire attention to the same, he hopes to deserve and receive a share of the puMic patronage. J. L. MKLK. Ja. Richmond, September ST, 1855 41-tf City ihoe Store. I have just received tr otn New York and Cincinnati, an exteriei re ami euperior itock of 1-adie', ilUso and Children ' Shoo!1. consistinit of rrench Kid, r.natneled, brrrte and tan colored Huskin and Sliprxrs, Jenny Lind Gai tern for Lad tea. Misses and chiidrt-n. fine Hoots and f'boes f.r uitn ani bcy, suoh a calf, goat, enameled, patent leather, and clothCongress ho and falipver?. llaw of varinu" rtyles Silk, Panama, Talm Leaf and Hariraibo, lstost style and most beautiful finish. I am uianuf-turing;all of the mcst fahior.able kinds of boot and rhnes t.i order, of the best materials and workmanship, having in tay employ the beat of wcrkmea. I feel eonndent from the experience I have had in businees, tbattny work will compare favorably with any in the West. Thankful for rat patronage. I respectfully solicit a or.tinuimee of t.. JOU BOBTUN. Richmond, Sept. 2tf, 1551. 41-tf JOSHUA COALK. JAHEZ TERCIVAL. COALE & PERCIVAL, Brccr.-.-osi TJ J. B. ETKtsr,lJ)OE. Wh..l-i!ialj jni R!.-i;l Dealer !a JT ar m. .&. sa.'ava.tfa.aii:! Cutlery, Fanner's and Mch:inic T.xl. Carriage Trimming. Gun?, Gun Trimmings, Shoe Findings, &c, Xo. 37 Main strct, Richmond, Indian -tf January 10, 1?56. A SPECULATION. TIIE valuabl Oil kiiU two mile north of rlichmoad, built by Howell A Faiinestock, will be sold at a treat bargain, or traded for city property, merchandise or wild lands. Enquire soon, of James M. toe, who isfully authorised to sell it. Cil AKLE.S SUHR1SS. November L2, W,b. 49-tf Fine Tsis. f W nit best Teas of every variety are constantly fcr sal Ja ly the undersigned. Persons wanting a good article, should always caii at N.31 Main street, wh-is they can get supplied. March 9, 1S55. GEO. W. E ABN E3. C. A. II UIfO.V Clock asd Watch ZSaker and Jeweler! Xo. 35 Main street. Richmond, H locsnlly made Isre addition to bi stock Jewelry nd ncy l.oo-s, sno now conudeatly assures purchaser that he an sal.siy almost sny demand ia bis line. illkin-1. of time pieces repaired sn warranted, according to tr-ir qualisv. by goi a worsu aa as tbore is i the vYe-t All ainifs ot Jobbi:ij uon i order. Grateful for asl pairoaage, Ee raspertfuiiy olieits a continuance ui the -suae. 1 do aot intend to be undersold hy any correct tuines house in tho West, la peiai of price and quality of articles. January 19. IbS-5. f 100 1 laefra Pur Wisite Lead jast receive, and for ' nr a. a. mci-i xluii,h. Ja'.y 26. No. 4? Maia street Sbrtker Brooms! rCflMZ- f the justly .e'eraid Brooms, direct frass fnion Viila.e, for sal y O. W. BARNK?. Jan 7. lc;,i Si-sf III 1T.IC at .HAKTl.t, Manufacturer cf Superior Butcher and Shoe Kni.es, RICHUOXD, IXD., EEPaaaesunmentof their superior Butcher aad Shoe JV Kaivee f ir solo, wholesale or retail, at the Hard, ware." tore of J. B. StrawbriiLje, Mata treet. Mer-chast-i andothers are invited t-icall and examine them. fcAll orders aji reeled t I. '. Martin will be promptly attf ade-i to. Bchjnond,SovemberSi. 15i4. 43-tf LEWIS H. McCTJLLOTJGH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer t mu gs . j.VaW JMEor i.vis Oil, Paint. Varnishes. Glaswar, Alcohol, Turpentine, Burning rluid. Lard Oil. 1'erfamery, Ink, Essence. Snuffs. Tobaere, Cifars. oVe. t- Xo. 47. Maia street, BlCH5IOXl, lD. March, 16, lsi5. 13-tf DAGTJEBEEIAN GALIXBY. Be wise in tiase. i foHy to delay Save the h4ow ere ta auisLaDcs fads a way. Isii. w-cf THE HEW STBTE.H Of Uniform Cash Prices. 'V.'VTE have now reduced ear price te cerreepead wish e th iwosapt pay ysa taat w have adopted, aad which we tales 1 str-.ctly to carry eat. vie CASH, ar aa avrra( cred it ef SO day a tho who aav basa aad ceauaa te presspt. We isviie aoentiaa te ear ateck. which is road far the eeaasa. I he price aa fauls. lre Silk. Meriao, DeIsuae. c aavc oeea rwdeced to ahwat ewat. aad all weed wo lea thaw Ht fw ceat- aeiw sartsraw pneea. Caii aad ace thasaa . IV aUiaetreex, near ta bi( raavp. TSASDSCa triiGirr. Icaawad. Jaeuar? 17, UOti.

New ArraBgeaent CZ1W1.R would res pft fully iotora t:s e-J frienJs and custumaxs, that h ha snovod hta Catdy osaufactory to S'o 49 Main rt, ehm !t will ae-tp a geoeral ssoJjnei.t of Cas :ies. Nuts, teruits and Cirtars. Also, a general aaeorf me-nt at j.OTION Threads. Buttocs, Comb. HaeuwyGloves, and such articles aa are astiallr kept ta News Store, for aale wholesale aaJ retail, at Ctnem- ! at i prices. KichmooJ, Aaevst 9. 1 S?5 34 tf

ST. L. BIlSlMl.j ESRI-JARD & GARRISON, Surcease? ij T. Nrrr, Perk Packers and rummiisitta 3treaaati Corner of Canal and Vine streets, CillOiXalXAtis O. t-af Orders an j eonjirtiinettts sc'ifited. jtioi) r T. ISii. 4T-tf I BOARDING IIOI SE. Extreme letaMcn Xu. 1 J J 1; -Vj" sJreef, E'CHMOSD, W. J. MrtOWX, i'ropriftor. i i3 T. I- . . 15 tf Just ISeceiveJ: -' v . -v uiiviiriit aacncao tMawii, trecri was ' I z. TsTieui width, mt N Siain strfft TIK'MAi bli.MO. Okie .Tlorc Chance; lor iHlatttf. .tlouey. riVHE sal scriher offers for sale er rxchance the undivided I hair of a three story Brick liuuse. near th west end ot Main street, on theenrncref Main and Washington atreeis. now occupied l y f W KoSniuu as a lach:ne !.. p Ta. lUildtrg is about fvet front y 4 deep, wgetlier with a frame lull in g on the Lack prt of :!. lot. Is- house is nearly n-w the lot is about (it) by 13S f.-et. in a good location for iusir.es a street on to sides -nd aa alley on the other sides. Ibe property w-.ll be sold on reasouatde tertES for cajh. one third in hand, one third in one and one thir l in two years, er exchanged fcr a farm or uniu.pruscd land i.r eity property Come one, conic ail on at a time aad you can have a bargain, you can For particulars, application may be made by Dull or iu person. Xr I have a number of other piece of City property to dispose of at var.ous prices to suit the iiOa'.ty . Flease jjive me a call at No. 16 t, Mam street, id Coor cf LyntV's luildII. B. I'AY.NK. Richmond, December 13, lr?5o. j-3a IlifbtBeud reen House. SHK nrlrsigned !vs completed his arrnr,n-.en;s. and p,nel his iireen House. situj,te.l jit th ,.1:fK I l'erl street, in the city of Richmond, and is now prepared I to furnish the friends of Floriculture with a vr,- ermral as j sortoirnt of Native and Troj k-al 1'laMs. He has aSout ru j varieties of the latest aud n.ost beautiful Koii.s, Camelias, I Fusias, Geraniiur.s, Verbena, lhl.as. Cs.-tus. ajid a eery general variety of Green H.tuse I'lauts A vinery of tl.e ; latest and most approve.! S;r-!-erry l"ai ts ndrntawta . tirape Vines. jfii J . C0 LF j HicliHsond, April 7. 154. li;-tf E. WEBSTEE. D. D. S., (RESIDENT DENTIST,) i IT" . Oflice on Main street, over Earne-t s Flat bHore, ;. ; pesite Post Oltif-e. (entrance between Dickinson's and K.aruests.J where he will l-e found every wa;- prt-pare-1 to attend to all calls in his profession, and endeavor, as usual, to five geitvrnl sHtisfitrtioa. sveBl-r 20. If55. 50-tf ' Comer of Jifuin and Front it., Jiichmoud Iiid j rrtHE subscribpr havini; tnade arrangemrnta with W j L C. Davis dt Co., of Cincinnati, to keep Oocjtant'.y ! on hand Fiek's Kitont Air-Ticht j METALLIC BURIAL CASES. ; Which are the groiiteft invention of the aie for the dead, would ali the attention of the public to theirsuperi terity over the common wooden coffins now in u.e, fur all I e;t.i9 of the ye-ar.f cr vault purposes, transportation, j beauty, style of Cnih and durability. They are unriv-' ' aled. and wherever they have been introdue.1 it has been : i to the total exclusion rt'ali uther coflio?. I nr.w have an assortment on hand, which can he seen by railing at my Ware-rooms. In addition, I shall keep on hand all kinds and sire of ready made WOOD EX C OFFIXS, Manufactured of the best materia!?, and made by the best workmen in he city. 1 am ret.ared to attend funeralewitH a fashionable or plain HEAKSE, and my erms shall be as low as any shop, for similar service. THOMAS MASON. Ri-hmond, November 17, 'Si. CLAKK'S Fashlonablw Clothing Eraporlam! WILLI An II. (LAIIU, HAS just received the Fall styles f Clot!:s, Cassi mere and Vestings, which he will manufacture t rder at the cheapest rates, latent styles, and in such a manner as sHai.t give entire satisfaction. Shirts. Cellar Cravats, bocks, Suspenders, ae, always n hand. Richmond, August 30, 1355. 37-tf Casb WnnfeU. A LL aotes and accounts for goeds are tor due, and arnestly invites all indebted to come forward and settles?, a 1 must have money to pay my own debt. THAUDkirS WRIOT1T. Richmond, Jaanary IT, l?o5. 5 3t PAPER HANGING! 1 f "T1IIE nndersipned are prspared to paper room in a sua perlor manner. They arc prared t . furnish every va- : rlety and pattern f.f paper at C.:;. .nnfi j ri- . All orders in th-.r "si l-;ft at t'..e:r r..('dr..-e. 4'.h l,:..i... south of Dr-pot ; ! on iriNtri street, or Jt KrRTi...r, Ira in v C's, R-lrv-l 1 i ftr, opposite the Dt-pot, where a l:rge stock f.f t nil 1. i per is constantly k-:pt on hand, will br; 1 r-.nptiy aitend'-d i ;to. HOW ffcLLi dt 30V. ' March 2H. 155. U-tf I j Tomb-stones, mlFonumentfi, .?"-. ' D& U. MORUISON. Main St., Kichmoad. Iml., ' still continue to oisnufacturp, to order, everv ! ' rariety of Plain snd Ornamental Tomb-Stones, Mor.u- I ' mpnti, 5-c, &c. ot the latest style, and most beautiful patterns. 11 take pain in informing his friend that j he will sell as chesp, if not a lit tit cfr, for ready cash, than can be bought in the State. : lii work is warranted equsl to any md in the ; Weit, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The pub- ; lis sre invited to call and examine his stock and j oci- , mens ! Richasood. March 1. lSr.4 X. NEAVE V SO.S, Th old house No 6J and G7 Maia street, naar Fearl, Cinciunmi, Inportf rs of HarJware snd Tatlrrf. AND DKALLK IX Iron and Xails of all star. r. 1 warranted; C'arrtar prices ami Asles; Hut s. $;.it-s i,i:d rc-llwes: Snaa-T.I-ar an round Casr Sttbl: Sl, rwede, itnan and prilif Btls; Aavil. Bllws and Vires. rrvTSsn-l M ashkks. all siz-s; Mi:l snd Crs t:ut Saws.Filss. dec, all ef which will he soli on the best terms. January St. l-io ly flu A L. I. E N & HHO A 13E S . tlMeviisware !; I rs, Ie. 9, Lsia Street Hichmond. Lame Candlestick, Waitess, te. Cur stock is of the best, but a we are not fend of bot;ne. we will not y what we can ct what w cannot do. but would request all person wsnting sood in or.r line,to call examine and jude for themceire before buy leg el where. June 7 1555. ' 36. CAREY $. COODRICII, Attorney at Law and Notary Public "CT7II-L attend to the eolle-tion and security of claims V rhe sale of Real Eetate, avc. OiEee, at the remdene eof the late Hark Reeve, eaet il "orth Front tt. Kieanaoad, lad. Spt.br IT, lblj. 41-tf Furnished to Order at Crndnxati Prices. HAW'S G an Agency for a hooe ia Ciaciaaati. 1 ran fumisk oa .sort Mticw aav article either Order ny wish. C. A- t'lClklSS-ON. Juneil, 1. 27- tf IiaprtaBt to Satm- 7II1I Owners taad Other. THE undersigned o7er for ': ene ef . R. Shank' celebrated Lath Cnttiag Machine, with tie 1ive right te as tha aame ta Wayne county. Ale a machine, and the right ta are the mb eat ef Wsyse county - Thee (taeniae, attracted nurh maxim: whes aa exhisitioa at tha fair of tha Mechanic' taatitwte. ia Cincinnati, last year. They are very si-nple aad daaable. and are capable ef cuttiat; from 20,fj to 30.tajO lata, each, per day. One head ran co. raunt an! tieap ready for market. ! to 12 M .two tanis lata 20 M.; aad three hand 3Q it. par day. The aisxhtae require so lti:l rower te run it that aay mill owner would f ureiaa power erati. a. it weuld furnish as market at home for IaEber. 1 he erscku may he aeaa ia aperatioa ia D alto a. Wsyn cwwary. ladC. EVIOLDS. Asfaat91SS5. 4-4f

iftw T V'a have re-ently been reeiww L'-vr "; new and complete ?oct ei lf " good sound lo our Use, ca4j.aJfC i't:ng of Queen.ware, GiassI5VarV ware. rreochChin. riritannia, L iSSWi- Church, Store snd house Lame.,

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1 Srvr tad CompJttf Sjtttmttir Srriti Or School lea'ra'fht, BY S. S. CORNELL, IS THRaE PASTS.

FT! X ser-s has t een r,-prel with casual rare X y aa aAreiced aad accompahed tea.-h'r. with th view of: sretmc the want long and keenly f-t? by our beat inatswc i U-rs of a systesnatic rirsof Scbo-d iveocrapl.y. T'l plan i onrnal. procress-.ve. phiiosov-hieal aad diveatel of all matter aot properly t-oloagtsg to the suedeet The d.visii.t-s -I W,iraphca! science are simply and im priately arranct cder their respective head. Th detit t.,-r.s ar- fr c;re C;au uai'.y t aact. Tts test i aonpte and cor eis. ir.d the ma; s ac t the map lartreetioa corn t :r.e a athtr .! jree of excellence and system than can be fa-ir.l in any other OeocTapitical work?.. H .ic the ttree ook KrtniEf the -ri?4 are prcresive.. eajfc on U eemtdete in itse If. aa decay t eased fr the gva.lr of ecaviarshii'. f- r a luch tt is deaigned, ic dependant ef the ctli ?-. Althoush it is only a ffw raoe,tv.s since the Primary and In!ertne.i:te f.rvt apiare-J, :hey t.av been adopted as tin st: dard text books in the a: :ic scaoo.s ef , tors. Bru .klin. Albany. Rochester. Fhi.ailelphia. WasMnton. F.ttsutC. Ciccinjit.. St. Lotus, Iud.aiupU, acd aumer 03 tKr ; la- -s. i..is tri has been recomirende ! Vy tLs Botrd r EHura ti.-u . fl: V.r. i. a ir.iy i Sf;n by the f.tilowinc etrac! frea a c.n u r :ued t-y ttio 1h ;.artmaut of Put.ic Instruct. ob, A-.-s; 1-Ml. 'c5 'it ; ' ri th-? tevt .-aks rcaE eadvd by the fomicr Bvard, ai-d r.vw ir. ete-.-e use t cur sch..v..s, are such a to furnish no valid cau.-? er -.a-.re cxc;rt the tieocra; by . f.rwh.ch ;li .r-.-tit lcard, .fterdac consideration and pa t-t:t exaiiiiatton. '.u s reilvod to inirodac CoraelTs Sf ric. which, iu ti.eir jj.'jcaert, is safhieiitly siriorto the ese ferwrrly rrwojat l.- l.t filly just c- the c.-.re. su'.:isl.el I y il Ai t-i.Kr N - CO.. Je kork. and fo tale by ail the j-ri'-.cij'-al lo'jelli-r o; the country. soveni!.r . l-i CIS 11 FAII At alt t trcs for Crain ar.d all kinds of Cotctry I'rodj? T- V yt . arc retaiiiui troceries it a T iov riot it, J. M. ISKOWn ,v c.'.. At the Bet. KiC.imond, Ii.d, c'a'c! S"PTK"0K article of K;o i.ffee can always bfo-nd at aholeea'.e or retail at So. 31 Main street. Saarc.'iS. lrAi OKO. W. BAE.SE3. Centreville Steam Works! 4 ArtA TOPL tR. Walnut. Ke I Oak and Ash I-os war.tt. ..Uv.'. or wi,,CQ lB4 hiftiet cah prtc will te paid at delivery at the IH-pot. r' A larce supply of poplar, walnut, oak and a&h Shis gles of superior vanity, aud squar Joist constantly kept oahatid at re-tuce.1 prices. gy- Timl er workeit upon the halves, delivered in as larg onii couvenie-al VV also do Turning Sawing, linmias Gnn i.r..: -. EATON CLAKK. July JO. 1i-j5. SS-tf "CAIWEY, SWirT fc CO., IMP1RTKK8 AND DKALtriS IX FOREIGN Jc DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, "INTo. S3CJ TH 'M AS CaHSKT.i rotrl Stroot. jl.HDV . 1. A".NT' .'.ii.tvgit rosKr, JKI. UBKSn, V L is. NOBi-K. MT P. fSll T, R. B. BOW 1 KB. ) June 14. 1S55. Ciucinnatt. Indiana Stats Fair. THREE SILVER CUPS! I1 W. KUliINt)N.of Richmond, Ind . was awarded the first premium a Silver Cup for th bet SiovscaAToasnd HoaSkFowaa combined, and a 1 r recommended for Superior Workman. hip. There were three Machines put in operation, one ef them the Mottitt M hinol ( rystal i'alace renown, and ai the Wayn county rait a Silver Cup for the best Morse Power and Separator, and two rash ptttininms --one for superior workmanship, and one for the beatspeciuien of Machine Castings. Persons wanting a uperior Machine can be a.-rom-modstedbv dlreing F. W. KOBINSOA . Steam Kngines, Fress Screw. Bridge liolls. Machine Work, Iron and Brass Casting mils to order. Kichmond. October 13, lHf54. 4-J-tf STILL. LiTKIt AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS'. gf"l A. HAI.LAHH wuld Isfnru all whom it I may concern, that he may at all times t found aHsJst hi old stand, Plumraer' building. Pearl IJraw atveev, a few door aouthof Main, read and wil linit to d all In hi sower fr th tetei of men, wmen and children. A rood assortment ef Boot and bhoes always on hand, or made to order, of th heat materia and workmanship, warranted to true satisfaction. Hut the most important matter i. that iu view of all the circumstances with which I am surrounded, and th peculiarities of the tusiness itself, 1 hav been driven to adopt th exclusive cash system. This arranremeiit will no doul.t enal le me to reduce the prices of my work very materially, which I fully intead to do to th lowest rate consistent with sound policy and living profits. lood material, neat aisd substantial work, is a sentiment or principle tlutt I believe to b almost universal in this community, and one that I fully intend at all times to keep in view in th prosecution of my business. Richmond. August 13, lboo. 3j if New Hook at Ilarbriiik's. fWHE inimilabl rXiK?TICKS. MARY LYNDON, Jam Ja Uordon Bennett, just received at BrRBANK BROS, aeptemhar 12. Ie55. 3j tf NOTIONS AND CONFECTIONS. II. C. LEWIS & CO.. 4 BE now receiving their Spring supply of new nd freih Goodr, consisting of a treat variety cf NOTIONS. TOYS. co.;tio.s, KRL'ITS. NUTS, PKRFCMKKY.atc. which they offer for saleat wholesale or retail, on aueh term a will suit customers. R-i nd are prepared to fur.h to order every tn.og ta that Ime. at wholesale end retail. - ot art.cle. and at a. low term, as they c.o te had in tn. Call nd examine eur stocV. Ve hsvo the article or sle, and will e11 to those who wish te purchas. BT V'et room of the Sloan House 11 ichmend, April 13, lr.'5. 17-tf j Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD fc SON, v v a r ..... .i 1..... .j.ii,;.,,, ,1..;. a,i, n. . v,... th pleasure of off-ring 10 tiie puiuic a caiplei assort Ci-iit in their liie of I usiiien, auih as canrit.t fail to tut wr,fit ! gratify the t.attr of 11 who witb to vaiI tKrr.seiTvrii t-f the useful .niiroTnTnt cf tr.e g. Our j-Ieadid stock i composed m ;rt cf ortel XX3NT "XAr-cTL-XXTZ:: Fourier J- Cook' Stoves, Parlur, Hhop f- Cooking ' Guttering and Spouting, Japanned H are, Enameled Ware, Brass and Copper Ware. TTsually found ia such establishments; sr.d as Coal Is eotnin into use, we keep Coal stoves and Orates. Store Pipe, Sheet Iron, etc.. and inter, 1 to let no customer devrt witn- t out r.eiT.s: fully suited in the article and price. Any article In our i.ne will t e promptly furnished to order: and as ur I

evjectt'..ns of success in tusiness are based on Industry. I nittruinr ana r.anre iianBi'isncss. Pr .n.ptitade and Fair Ielins. we hope to o tain a iar f ! The f-dloainf; c-rrifi ate frt ra one ef the ainwt celepuviic faror without a resort to puffinr. ! LratJ ebemi.ot. in th Ceited States, i attacked lu rrvry shop near the south-west cror ot atala and Marian sts ; , .,. ll'"',,LaLei":1"5r'- MU I rw Y.,w. Junell.THSo.' t- , , , U j "I Kits male a ehwmiest exsminatioa of Kl"d rt'SII rriVln' !reveTnd Ai.uCure."or"ntidotto Aflris,"4 I V .-11 -lHIHilt ihtvm te.ted it f. Ar.enie. Mer.ury. Quiein 4 TTATI'G jurtreeetred from Philadelphia and Pitts' urr, ; M, ychnioe, ut hve not found partial of uhr n -iarre assortawnt f I rujti, wh.ch. iu addition to my old ! it, nor hsre 1 fouod sny ubstnee in its ramposttsaa stock, makes it complete. I aia now rea 'y to wait sos , tiaj would ptovn inturion to the eoaitttatioa Cooutry lTun?U and Pa sieiar . h'i will fin I it to ll.eir ( ' JS 11 t'HILTOJV M D. Cbeaiiel.

t sell at prieea to suit to time. H.ir selrctis w.vl. care the medicine which 1 have, f ear. safely recoceoead theas to the purdt:. Vainters and leitlder would do a ell I call and esAaiin'Sby stock ef ta,nts and nrices. efer suttinr '.heiuselve etwewaere. I'cddlsr upp.ied with i.set."S Caster and rwet ( 'in. Ii;k s. etc A r. nentl assortment f Fancy articles. Tooth, liair and rami iirusties. Iftit. ferftuary. ps. a well as a suerior arvel of Tci acce and in,; rtel &ears Po not tire tleN'... wl.,rh is 4'. Tinia street. her customers will met with l-rowift atwntioa. Aitarners eorrwctiy answered, mysicaes veKnKtisi , . I .4 .4 I 4 k . i,".." .u ..w.,.. ..y u ,.... : H M'Ct'LLOCCH. July 36, 1855. Ns. 47 Mats trewt. K.chmaul. THOMAS EBAHCa. 3 P. rtSTCIIXB. KRAMER & FLETCHER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission aid FcrwardiBf Xcrefcanti, er the Drpst, Kir Ii wiesaal, Isasl. To tlie futslic Thia is to certify that any wife wa afflicted with reiter. saw uaeo Bt seven tetUe when .be wa tirely cured nd well of her djaw. mi he, becfckwn. ta lost tt. curve, an 3 eh I as .taaignt in he stature mm she was previous to bee attack. Va her bw f y ccat we believe tha Balsa to be the Vest atedUiae ia aad w oeiieve rt te be a certaan ear a for .piaal an'eetioa aad dyspepsia, aci cannot toe highly raceamead it o every peweaa aS! icted with ha akov dtseaae. e lis nad it aa s&ecvaal ar ia raaay ether luese ta which a hav tried it in ow f nv U v . Sned ALKXA.VDER CLAKK. MART B. Cf-AKK-Lyachbarr.IiigtlaadreOhio. Jea.'J. l-v.3. QlEEf OTV SCALE WOBKS. WILLIAM HUD DART, mm Aa. S f'oiunbia ttrwet. botweea ' I 1 if .tain aad Walnut. Ciariaaata. ens Bdw Bsaaafacturin$ Railroad Tepot. Hay, !tek or Coal Floor aad ; I" V.rtm. C-.U. r.f a I aixea: ills j a . rianoras acatew ct .i w. .- VraDrat:eit aad. Eaa Scale, " Iroa Beeata. Comnter Si rir.ee aad hesie. kc, m, W I wimst sf iumtif worhateaehip aad atatarial. I wan Id call parttcvlar sf nti?n ta ary Iroa Lever Hay aad StU Sttlet. All coauaaasratioa. psacepOy attended ta. AufwetlS. IS&a. tf

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a rs" portion oi us ua twwisa is ner room. ; shall have Ker.kn( food for tc. at a t"riey saa.i w" i Trea juiat i hr back -bane w tksewa out of place - i.r aa pportaatty f tiB( the Machis t thr ssli .ad curved, caused by thedi.aa.e aad psio. feae was twn.a ha wii!. m a few wee have a iuat-r a haa. qaite bowei down ia her suture durm- he tilaes . ' " trtmt l ?.!',Z.7l I. hai.thr physic.... attendu ,u.ruif th. Zr''"" B-,epriactfal tart of he. I,, bat eaperseaeed aa per- i.faetovliy at ta end of that t.e, th Maeh... caa w rmaaeat relied frota their preecvtUocs. I afterward ! torse, aad a efcarr saadr. prowieed it i as daar s procured one totUe of lr t'avsha s Aitersttre Balm. th aii.. II ha ry urne t bter taat U w.H t ai hy the tuae she had used that bottle, she felt sresmt ' aa4 tofceth Iseet thte.eot fr taeporpwee mf waMtB

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CATHAKTIC PILLS OPERATE by their powerful ktsueae oa the internal Tiacer to purify the blood and stimuUi it tn; tea'.thr action, lher remove th obatractiona f ,k tc-mach, bowel, liver, and other orraa of th bodv ar. bv re-storing their irrreulax actios ta health. rorreV wherever thev exist, urh deransemeats as at the ni rav.se cf disease. An extensive trial of tiieir rirfjes 5v Tri"eKnt Phraician. and Patient, has sham of da::i;eraus diseases almost bevtind ftelieC, were thev net -..tar.ti!itjd by per.'n ef r.ch exalted po,,,, and character a to frhid the euspkion af ttntruih. 1'b.eu- certiacatre are published in bit Amoricaa Aleaaaae, whi.h the Aeenta below earned are pleased to ferns, free tu all inqulr.g. Annexed we pive Directions for their us ia th cotaplslnts whith they hare been found to cure. tin CuaTlTaxE. Take one or two pill, er each quantitv as to ftentir move the bowel. Coativeaess t frequently the aegravating cause of Psi.E, and th car of one complaint is the cure of both. Nj peraon can feel well while under a costive habit of body, llecc. it ahcuid be, as it eaa be, promptly relieved. r'o Unrmu, winch ia sometime the eatme of CsfirHes, and alsray. uncomfortable, take tntid dose from one to four to stimulate the toma.-h aad livrr into healthy actden. They will do it, and th Arffisir, bvtivHru, and otyu-i of Uvspep;a w-.ll rapid ly diaappear. When it is gone, don't forget what cured ou. Fox a Fori Stomach, or .3r!sf noc.' ef tAe &.- tit. which produce areneral depression of th spiriu aad had health, take from four t. eiisht Pill at ttm. and smaller dose afterward, until activity and strength ar restored to the vstem. Fob Nioii, Sick IIkaoachii, N ivaia, Pat tn tA Sttwaak-A, Buck, or Sid, take from four to ei.ht pill on jtoina; to bed. If they do not operate suJEaent1, take more the next day until they do. These remplainta will be wept out from the yte.n. IXin t wear these and their kindred disorder because your stomach i foul. lo ScaorrL. Ektsipblaa, and ail asasoaw of tkt Skin, take the 1'uls freely and frecjueatiy, to keep the bowels open. '1 he eruptions wiil fcenerallv ooa betm to diminish and disappear. Many dreadful ulcer and ton have been healed tip by the purging aud purifvwt effect of three Pills, and some dimustine disease, which aeemed to saturate the whole vstem, have couipleU-lv yielded to their influence, leaving the autferer in perfect health. Patient ! your duty to ociety tortuds that yon should parade yourself around the world covered 'with pint, pie, blotches, ulcer, sore, and all or aay of the aa clean disease of th (kin, because your eystem wants cleansing. To Pcbift tbc Bloom, they are the beat medicin ever discovered. Thry should be taken freelv aad ft. quoTit'v, and the intputitte which ow the seed of incurable disease will be sw. pt out of the (vatcm l;k chaif before the wind. By this property thev do as much pood in preventing sickness a by the remarkable cures wWk they are making every where. Liver Complaint, jAt Nnicn, and all Btlteta A fsrftons arise from some derauKement either tnrpiditv, exmesUon, or obstruction of the Liver. Teruiditr and congestion vitiate the bile, and render it unfit let digestion. Thia i disaatrou to the health, and th eon .tit'ttion i. frequently undermined by no other causa Indigestion is the symptom. Obstructiua of th duct which empties the bile into the stomach .auaes the bii to overflow into the blood. Thi. produce Jaundice, with a long and dangerou train of evils. Coativencas or, alternately, rostiveues and diarrhcea, prevail. r'eveTish symptoms, languor, low spirits, wean lies, rtsitlessnet. and melancholy, with Kimetunea inabihty to sleep, ana sometime great drowsines ; metime there severs pain in tbe side ; the skin and the white of the eves become a greenish yellow; the stomach acid ; the bowel ore to the touch ; the whole system irritable, with a tendency to fever, which may turn to bilious fever, bilious colic, bilious diarrhcea, dysentery, Ac. A medium dose of three er four pills taken at night, followed by two or three ia the morning, and repeated a few day, will remote th cause of all these trouble. It i wicked to (utter uch pain, when you ran euro them for 2o cent. RHBVMATISM, tiOl'T. and all Inflammatory Fertrw ar rapidly cured by the purifying effects of these Pill upon the blood and the stimulus which they stlord to ta tiui principle of Life. For these and all Kindred complaint they should be taken in mild dose., to move the bowel gently, but freelr. A a DiSNis Fit l, this ia both agreeable and asefuL No pill can be made more pleasant to take, and certainly none ha been made more effectual te the purpose fur which a dinner pill is employed. PREPARED BT T- o. ATZm, Practical and Analytical Clvca.!; LOWELL, MASS., AUD SOLD BT L. II. NT-Callc-ugh, IUuhmond, E. Q. PotU, da, Bar. hank and Rro.do. HIIODEV FEVEB AND AGUE CUBE. OR AXTIDOTE TO MALARIA! ,",)i'. lh Prevention and Cure of Vever and A, , Hamit.ent fever., alio of Jt.lioas Vrn, ac nieJ y JrUtM Symptoms, Typhoid reverVal. , hbip .d Jail Fever, Uenwal Debility, Night m. (. hill and Sweat, sud ail other form of disease which hsv common origin in Msltri or Miasma Thi. subtle atmospheric poison, which at rtaia feasor." is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the salts in character wherever it eri-tg north, south, et or west, and will evory where yield to lt.il kewlj di-orered ANTIIXiTK, whi.-h neutralises the p-.iiun, c jfiii.lsteiy purine the system, and tha entirely r'-move all lb cause of diseeS. The proprietor dirtinctly cinims tb cxtraordiiiary I result, front its use: It will protect any rei icr.t or traveler, even ia thenast sicaly or swampy lecaiitie Irom any ago or iuoetoBease vrhatev r, or auy injury fruin oouituritiy inhalinf Miliaria or Miaina. It will inrtantly check tho ague in perron whehav j suffered for any length of tiio, from o.n ba v tj twis ty year", o that they need newer nav tsoniri chiu. t.v continuinir its uo aooordinw to direction. It will immediately relier all tt distress.' (, results mt lilious or ague diseases, aueh a eeasral debility, ei(kt : sweat, etc. 1 he patient at one bo ins tn recover aoptite and strenfrth. and ountioue nntil a wrmsnwit ana radical oure i effoet4. And as a proof that it is ales WORTHY (H- PU 111.1 C CO.Vf.lJENCE, Iterause of th Tliis s low of Its - FliEE USE .3S .1 PREVENTIVE by which all crn may tba be sore of entire frsedeat t fr.ia the slte nain -4 di-e"., no matter ha k aly the ; ca!i r swamry the ioeuiity. PROJ-'S OF EFFK'ACV are frneotiy pehlishaa, j ! and the eotitJ lence f he pablic is ekd rly ia l"?' f : tt,n t it" aetujtl rofrits wherever ietrett-ed and se4: ; rb-'we en.y arertsiieJ afoa so rrtve tt worta. a j . . . , . . I I . -mMrT 1 -( ofl nr ISO pniiti W 1. I . H,W V, , ( , j mtmm may require more. Directiea fria'ed In ; i 1 man, ranch aa I pnta arcotnpaay aaca Dotti.. ersl discounts made to tne trade. , Prepared and soil by the prnivrietMr, JAMk.8 A. RTIODE. Preidace, U. I- ' For ale bw Prnrtjiit (enarally. ' 0Temberf. 1555. 47-w" . t - ...... ,. . , ; Madge's Patent Washing Machine Till aadrt(B4 aa par based the Hi rat fsr wasefae- , tsriae the cetefcrataA ia eewaoasiead Machsa. sr Warn cwanty. aad preuaret te epi.ty all rder mm mJ i v tt a fair trial la rr ( It la ealp ecefw te ai m " z j ' Z" 9m ' " : Tle'kss at a hand and will saak U rder all kiei w ( eaeu M.Uui ratal TP. at tie t noalky. H tl ' rants awiM.az. aad ea th ke thanks ta cMt " Uberal patrwaasw. aw) lavtt the Carawe parwealar.r ta try atwer rw - " -r karat wtl nsslt freat a trtal. aad awe a s4 K-y tham wm ta eua-w era. tf turn a4 Marat strait. Ad drew Tll. a. THuMMO. VsaVefaetarer. Eiclttaend. lad Juww M. V3&. e-mt rUBLlC BALE. 4J'OnC !. hee"f.y (iva that tha and (. ad. X a at itittatvatsjeof tha eatalaet Roaaet CmTi i will mSit at aahlie auction Ttk daw. ataa SaJk at ti saoath. 1-V?. at l e'scek. tha feUewiae aaeerthaa property: The aarta half of tae aorta hail ef 00. ia the tow a of 'wpr.rt. wtth kaiiiiag oa U tawsawrir aceariel a a hat ahaa. - " . in. f . 1. 1. I .V i f. II aad t ' saaatha. with iaaswaat frosa daw cf sale, la be .. ; tr fas ssrehssss rirss scs srtth aearered I .i.l,. ,if r.M , - attfaiaaat ;swa. Doaa by orier of tba Camasoa Fleae Cart 4 Wavae ecaaty. Suta of ladi.n. 1 WILUAM U0r03. Atr. . Jaaaary 10,