Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 26, Number 13, 13 March 1856 — Page 4

From the Indiana Farmer. Tfee Sprimg Campaign. The long and dreary reign of old Boreas is arawiBR to a cloe the god of euxmner b beginriiE"- to ascend the zenith, from which , Iiis per,!! ray can more effectuallj warm j the boom of mother earth, and instead cf

the cold euoclydon, e already wjrm to ieet the soft warm breath of the bland and gentle zephyr of the "sunny Sonth." Nature Assuruei a milder and more cheerful tone, and -e are reminded that th Spring campaign Las again opened upon us. Tlua then being the caw, every fanner should l up and preparing for aetijn. It may cot do yet to Btart the plow, but the plow fchould be got rea.ly. If you need a new one, buy it at once, for the j.low-tnakcr will not be able to supply the Spring demand, and you may fail entirely. If the old one will do with rlving, have it done without .lelav. Look to the "gearing," and see that or. and readr for use. All V J mAilT we.- r may save trouble, perplexity and delay, n the ground becomes dry enough for this wLen the plow. r. Sod may be broken Almost as . , e a 1. ..... . C it, imMiml l.nt mjoii as me irom u . f.'" -- .talk and stubble fit-Ids most not be touched till weeks later. It is a very common error among farmers to plow their land when it is too wet. Avoid it, by all means. I'.ut much worte than this, is the practice of allowing stock to run on the fields in the spring, after the frost has begun to come out of the ground. This almost ruins land until is grassed again, and there is no apology for it. Stock should be kept in the barn-yard until pasture is ready for them. At any rate keep them off the- plow ntms. If vou Lave any wheat ground which was tiot sown with grass-seed in tho Fall, now is the time to do it. After this month, it will be too late. Clover should be sown early m the spring, whil the frcst is heaving out of the ground, and Timothy and bine-grass at theaarue time, if not sown in the Fall. Look to the fences. (Jo round and replace .11 r. m'lla that the winds have blown off through the winter. If any fence is to Lei reset, go about it immediately, and do not wait for a "more convenient season." If you have any manure to get out, do not do it now. while the ground is aoft, but wait fill it has thoroughly settled. Better by far leave it till Fall, and put it on the wheat ground, than haul it on the fields when they are wet or mud.ly. Do not neglect to plant out a few more trees. If you havo not a good orchard, set one out without fail. That farmer scarcely deserves tho name, who is content to live y ar after year with only a few stedlh g op-plo-trces on his farm, d perhaps not that. Fence off a lit or field, as large aa you wixb, and plant it with a few choice kinds of thrifty young apple-trees, and do not allow it to grow tip with grass or weed, but cultivate it with potatoes, or some root crop. If the ground is not very rich, manure it well, especially about the roots of the young trees at the time of planting. Flow it and keep it clear every year, until the trees are nearly largo enough to War. It may then be sown with clover and mown, not pastured. l'lant out, also, a few pear, peach, cherry, plum and other fruit trees, of tho latt-st vanities. Set around your door-yards a variety of evergreens, fctuli m cedars, pines, arbor vita's, kc. Spend a few dollars in this way, and ten years hence your farms will be worth hundreds more iu conpenneucc. It a. tewj forest trees, such as maples, poplars, ashes, j .,aks, buckeyes, hickories, &c, are inter-1 ?pe.rscd w ith the e ci greens, it will be all the j better. Kemembcr to select tnese irom me. open fields, and not from the dense forests. You have no place for trees! Make a place. Enclose your house with a neat board or paled fence, and you have all the place desired, if tho fence is an it should be, a few rods from the house. If you have any seodling apple-trees or! thcr fruit trees, prepare to graft them as j oon as the sap stirts. Unless they arc very j lan'e. old and thriftless, our word for it, it rilt ray. If anv of inferior variety, regraft ; them. If the crafts are not already cut, do it now before the luda bepm to swell. If thepo thiriga are all considered in time I they may nil be attended to in season, but if otherwise, some of them will be neglected, and few, perhaps, accomplished properly, and iu their proper season. That farmer is sureIv to be pitied who gives no thought, and bestows no attention on his work till the lr.y arrives in bich it should be done. From the Indiana Fartnv. Nherp nnd Dok Agmiu. Wft still continue to hear of the havoc made by dogs, among sheep, in various places, anil have no doubt bat these nocturnal depredations are being committed every few nights in some part or other of our State, and it can do no harm occasionally to call the attention of our farmers and sheep-raisers to the subiect. And it may be a seasonable time at present t do so, as the candidates for j the next .Legislature are beginning xo nnounce their names. That body has the power, in a great measure, to remedy the evil, by enacting a stringent law upon tho aul.ipr-t. and wo hone our wool-crowintr - j - j friends will See tO it that the men w ho represei.t thera at Indianapolis, are such C will favor our interests in the matter. Put in the absence of a law such as we j need upon the subiect, a few remedies may , be suggested to mitigate the evil: indeed, we ; msy have nothing more than these to rciy upon for many years to come. In a few remarks made before the State Board of Agriculture, in 1S5. by A. 0. Stephenson, he srioke of the difficulty of catching dogs with tie f beep, but the certainty of catching them with strychnine. A dog will commonly enter a field or lot where sheep are enclosed, near the farther corner, and if a loc crosses ' o i i fence, be will make his ingress oyer it.- j re place a piece of meat, into which is in--the Here serted a portion of strychnine, and the dog that finds it will soon be hors dm combat. This plan ehould bo invariably resorted to after the first onslaught, as the guilty dogs are nearly sure to return within a few nights afterward. The poison, of course, should be usl with great cautionIt has been said that a flock of sheep, every tenth or twentieth animal of which carries a bell, will not be disturbed by dogs; but thia is an error, as wo have known the bell sheep to b killed. We know of but one unfailing retnedr, and that is to bonse the sheep every night thronghout the year. E. Facktiocs. The editor of the Horticulturist of Philadelphia, informs a lady of New Jersey who gravely asks how to make butter come, that if nicely packed and put en a railroad to that city, it will be sure to come, if properly directed" Doubtful, during the "cold cycles" and "icy terms" of a protracted winter. A merchant who lately advertised for a cltrk who could bear confinement, was answerd by oae who had lan Mvea years in jau.

From th. Indiana Farmer. Jlake a IIec-e. Asa general thing, our farmers are very eareleas about making Hot-beds. Unless they have sweet potatoes to sprout, which is not common, as thev usually buy the plants, it is rarely attended to. They hardly seem to understand that a few hours Fpent in such work, will enable them to Lave most kinds of vegetables a month earlier than their usual season. Kadiehes, Cucumbers and Cabbages,

especially the carlv York, should be rtartcd j 1 i.i a hot-Led. and after the irround has be come warm enough, removed to the open air. We have known Irish potatoes put out in the same way, and after the danger of frot is past, they were taken up, and each separate sprout taken off, like those of the sweet ptatoes, and tran-plantel. Treated in this way, one peck of potatoes will plant three times as much ground as when the tubers arc placed at once in the ground. But in order to have potatoes early, we should prefer to transplant each tuber, with all its shoots, just as it was placed in the hot-bed. Treated in this way, we have little doubt that we may have potatoes a month earlier than usual. Jlotc to make the JieJ. Make a box as large as you wish the bed, say three by six feet, of thick plank, and about two feet high. Place it on a southern hillside, or ci some warm situation. Place a few corn stalks, some broth, or flax straw in the bottom, on which shovel unferraented horse manure, fresh from the stable, to the depth of 12 or 18 inches. Cover this with rotten chip-dirt, or something of the kind, to the depth of four inches more, in which the seeds may be sown and covered the usual depth. The bed must be covered with glass. This may . be the windows of some out-building, if you are unwilling to buy a sash and glaze it especially for the purpose. Water the bed when it needs it, and uncover it when the weather is warm and the sun shines, but don't forget and leave it open at night when the frost iu feared. The other side of the bed should be higher than tire south side in order for the latter to catch and retain the solar heat. We hope our friends will each make a hot-bed and see if it won't pay. B. Eari.V Tomatoks. All who winh to be .1 . - 4. 1 ! nrsi oil uic iihi i iju luiuauiu muni iww n : time in eowiuar a pot or two of seed in the' green-house, Lot-bed, or in the absence of; these luxuries, then in a wa,m window. If in the latter, get a piece of glass and place j over the pot, to accelerate germination, thus forming a minaturehot-hed 011 yonr own hook. lien up into retlgll Icat, pot utt into very . small pots, using a tolerably rich vegetable ; mould tor tne purjiose. a lien inese-nine ; pots become full of rootii, give them a size j or two larger. A dozen or two plants, raistvi j raised this way, and planted in May, on the gunny side of the irarden fence or house and .-o I.a if -;ll fiirnitl, rlio fsTi.iK- w-ith : , .t: t. ..j ..-..! ! ecverai uisnes 01 uus mucii usru rauuaa when the price is w ninchpcrlb. As it will be no object to have them !earir.g when the main crop comes in, stop back every shoot atter Mifficient fruit has set say one or two dozen on a plant, which will very much accelerate the ripening. Country Itcntlcmait. One Way to Keep , During a lorg voyajrc to Soutli America, I it M'ns noticed Low fresh the egga contiuned j to be. The steward was called on fur Lis seire ftaki thr.t s ho imrcbased his stock, ' ked it cu'sn a csn&Jl boxes rait$m t cret. )ie ,,acked boxes and afterward?. about oitce a woes, turned over every ox lut the one out of which he was r.:,ir.. This was all. The reason of his success is, that by turning the cpgs over, fce kept the yolks about the middle of the albumen. If Grill, tiro yolk will after a while find its way through the white to the bhell, and when it docs so, the egg will j spoil. Country Gentleman. JAMES M. HAYS HAS receired a larze and varied ssortn:?nt of Fall 1 a and Winter L'Ul OOtTD.S, at the old stand of B. Brighiwall, which he offers on m purchased in thu city au i fair terms as toey e a tock was sulectHl with sanch esre, and embraces amon? other articles, the fi.lUwin;: BUOAUCLUTH. t'awunoies, Str:ett, i.ineys, v'lannel, Ac. SILKS plain and figured black, jlain oolorrd, chameleon, plaid, striped, Ac. SHAW I.S In KTeat rariety. OOOI3S, Of almost every description Soarfs, Capes, Del.aiues DeBegea, Mohairs, liinghvna. Lawns, Berogos, Tissues Jseonets, Printe, Kmbroidcries, Hibbons, &c. He in rites the public to examine the quality and cheap ness of his tsoods. Fahrsary 7. 1S56. 7-tf DAVID T. SJTIITII, ATTORNEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, 1SD. Offlee one door we.'t of th Post Office, l"p Stair?. Boot and Shoe Dealer; , If. 78 main atreet, Rirhraeni, Indiana, i Tf A? recently made Urge additions te his -tock of Boots II" and Shoes, and now confidently assures purchaser! that beeao satisfy almost every demand in his line. Among Iha arSialea. he has (.saitcr of several qualities and style mt finish some ery neas. e-resacfl Kiel I"uWlna and Slippers. Morocco Boots, Jenny Lind Ties, Children' ankls ties. Ladies' Rah her Sandals, neat and tasty. a iars: txisj oi cn.t.u .M - Getters. Slipper, rreach Calf BooU and Shoes; Boy s Coots A tare varietr of sjenueman Boots, saee. Kuneers. and Shoe, of every description, and ether kinds too Burner ens te mention. He also manufactures to orders he required, from th best ef materials, aad by toed workwjea. gy- isratefal for past patronage, he respectfully solicits a outinuaae ef it. Moramber 1. 155. war. M. unrii. a- isdiiwmd. LEFEVCB sV ODEHWOOD, CITY STOVE STORE! WE are Bw receirirj in aJJilton tn our already larte assortment a tresh invoice of Stores, c -. ealcalaled for tho Spring tnJe. Our ssortent wiil thea be the most complete ia town, and ere are confident in laying thst it will be to the rWided adVsntsge of every oae wishing a purchase any thing in onr line to ir as a call at !ei before pnrrhasinj elsewhere Our st kind.t wc We hsr Our tok eanstsis cf t Ulffc. IUt ts, si ririous ood and coal Parlor, vhurch snd hr;op toves also s large s'ock ot lia. topter sad Sheet Iron Ware, made be ev.oerteieeJ werkfseB. UDJer cur own personal roperrUion, so that every article can be relied oi. We need r.ot sy mt thing abcut ROOFISO, GrTTKKING sai SrOCtIN. the genera! satisfsction we hare heretofore) given, U our best re Com meads tion. 7 AU order for the above and other work, will to promptly attended to. and warranted to give -atis-fsction ia price aad workmanship, tirve us a ra'.l. LKrKVER f.NDKKWOOn. T leeatsfor Esaersoa's t'aient Ventilator tor 1'ablic Bail dings. Churches, School-Houses, $-c. Jaausry SI, 1S36. T-f WAKE. 500'1 f-Ulon vrte-l. in store nnd O for i. by KlvAMr.h A f Lt 11 nth. Opposite Pvwengr Depot. Jan 81 CLARK'S FaiUlonahl. Clothing Emporimm! WILLI ATI IT. CLARK. HAS jat received th Fall stjrle of Cloths. Cai Bre nnd Taeticgs, which a wtll SEaaafacrare t order a th cheapest rau. laseet style, asd ia sach a man aer a uuu give ectir satiifacaien. ShLrta. Cellars Cravat. S-ks, iaspeaaer. fc . always an ban. UchaaeaJ. An fust 90. 1S5S. 37-tf PAPER HANGING! fVlBB nn4essicn4 are prepared te paper rooms In a se1 Bssrte in tt Taey are preMred te snroiah every va riety ana pattern ef nayer as Cincinnati price. Ait era ta incur itBS left at their residence, 4th hesss seuth efDepet M SUta rtiset. er at Kramer. Irwin ck Ce's, aaitroad Ster. .ppeatte the Sepet, where a Urge stock of Wall I'm er U eoaasantty kept en kaaV, vrtll be rwpt'-y attend J.T KOWIUi MS. breaI3 HH. 14-tf

dly hoe Store. I hav. just received fx cm Xew York and Cincinnati, aa cxvena v. and acperiur

noek of Ladies', illmtm and Cru.lren Shoe, e-icsiitio of French M4 inntneiad, bronse nnd tan eatored Buskiu and Slipper. Jenny I Gaiter far Ladien, be and children. Fin Boots and huea lor men and boys, snub a oaif, gt, enameled, patent lea tier, ajid clothCengTeat Shvee aad Clipper. IL.W of various 5ilk, Panama. Palm Leaf ad Uru-ei bo, latent te and most bcaatifnl touh. I aai innnujsnriii a.1 cf tae OM1 taentoviaiiie a:nas it Bo-.te and h.-o to crier, of the tt materials and workmanship. feel c.ii5dct from tho experience I have bad in ba m the experience I have had la bawrri trill eoiEpura fsTarablj wiih acy : in tbe Wert. Tankf ol for pt patronage, I rf-vxf- . fullr licit a enticunnca I it. JOB I'ORTOS. I fcicbtno&J, Sept. 2, 1 Hi t. 41-tf JCf-BZX COAL. JABEZ riSCIVAL. COALE & PERC1VAL, SrCCKSSOk TO J. . 8THABKIBO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers i Cutlery. Farmer's and Mechanic Tools, Carriage Trimmings. Otia, Gun Trimmings, Shoe Findings, tc ., W 37 Main ttrcet. Richmond. IwJiana. January 10, 4-tf Fine Teas. rsjSQw best Teas of ei rry ranety are e -nstant!y for sale M by the OEdertis-neil. Vrrmonm siiuif a ful arUcle. shouM lwi sca!l ml Ko.31 slain street, he. s they can get Supplied. lurch U.1'5S. GEO. W. BAftXKS. C. A. DH KISSO!,, Clock and Watch Haker and Jeweler, JTo. 35 Main street, Richmond, HAS rtcently made Urge additions to his stock o Jewelry and nry l.oods, and now coafideBtly sssuras purchasers that ha can satisfy almost any demand in his line. X3r All kinds of tim9 pieces repaired and wsrrsntd, according to thsir qusiily. by aa good a workman as there is in the West- All kinds o! Jabbing dona to order. Grateful for past patronsge, ho respectfully so- j licit s continuance of tho same. I do not intend to be undersold by any correct busi-1 aers house in the West, in point of price and quality of J articles. Janusry 10.1S56. 4 tf j 1 r.riaCea-a Iur) t bite I-eosl last received and for A,-"-'s!,le i L a. McCVLLOCUlI, , July 2J. o. 47 siaia street. IIl .ATEH ITIAIiTI!V, Manufacturer of Superior Butcher and Shoe Anita, MCIIMOXD, IXD.. KEEP an assortment of thirir inporior Hutchcr and Shoe Knives for sale, wholesale or retail, at the Hard woreStoro of J. M. Strawbridire, Main street. Merchants andothers lire invited tocaJl and examine thr-ro. .ii . . i M ,l.i..,.n.l tn I Martin will be mX7 " " - prompt! v attendRd to. KichmonJ, November 21, 49-tf LEWIS H. McCULLOTJGH. Wholesale and Retail Dealer t, ff f 'GSi ..VO mil Fl IP I MJS'KS oas ViXal vrnUbe. cuwa.m. Aih.l, Turpcn tine, Uarnsna; Haid, Ijir.1 Oil. IVrtutucry, ink, Lauuwi, SnutTj, Tubacco, Cigars, I-N.i. 4r.Miiin str-et, KICKMOXO, IXD. March, Id, 1855. ,Sl!f Spinning's Livery Stable. 7 The unJeraiiie 1 has aciin '7sw sucie-l husir.fss in the old Weslern Stag.Cpn.pany Kta; 1-9, on the im th we.t c-jruer of Mai :n iitl W ali.m trtf. wherhe i pre- ; pmre t to ccoizirc.utt tbetraveiicg pubiie with arj thing -n i hi- line cn the am accummodatiD terms as heretofure. : lie k .ii eml trhkveltra &u1 other ta muy prt of tle coun -'try ihrt may t tlr.r J, with comforULult Tehtclti, good horsu. an4 careful tin r1 Hit :i.iit;u wiil cali iu any prt of tlae ci!y for riIror! paaSStrr pert. nd tktr vhem fron ttic lt;-ot to their rr-:!er cr ' or elet-where may be decired . Ordrrs Kftat tlir stable i wiliHe j.romptli alttii Jml ta- j E f3That.W:ui f-r the past liberal patronage l.e Las re- : eeive!, he Ltr I y profit attt-r tion to :.u.ties anJ reusou- ' : able charges, ta merit a coiitiuuai.ee. , I W. F. SPINNING Richmond, Jai:ury IT, ltj5. 5 if TJew Arrangement. ?IMMKH ,wo',!1 T c,Bdv u.. u..-. r .No r-.pe-tt'u!?y inform his o d trarne Tits inove.i rus 4a M;4u stjeet, whi-re he will jiep a eri;.ral ssscrtir.fnt. of tnndts. Nu's, Vru.t an.l ( -Krs Al.o, a et'ttVrl asL.rtmrr.t ol' .NOTION'!1 TkieaJIs. Hultcr,., em's, l..i.-ry. Olovef.. and such arrtr!- ss are usually kept m Notion Mot es, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Cincinnati prices. UUhmond, August 9, 1S55. 34 tf BOARDING IIOl !HK, JT.ifrane irftreca -Vos. 15 on.i 15 .Yui ttrrrt, BtCH.MOND, IXD. W. J. McCOWN, froprietor. Jane T. 1?55 . 53 tf t Gilchrist American Rasars, every one warrsrt e.l to give satisfaction. Also, a constant supply of ul canised limn Bt.UDj, various widths, at No. lain street JftOMAS BiM'tN. August 23, ltijo. K-f . Owe More t liance for TIalaini; .Tloney. j rjllE sut..scrI1er offers for sal or exchaaee th undivided ! half of a three story Brick House, near tii west end ol ! Main street, on tne corner of Mln and WashiBKton streets. now occupied l.y f. W. KoMamti as a Machine Shop Th , building is about 60 feet 'rent j 40 deep, together with a : frame iuildineen the Lack fart of the lot. The hoas is . nearl ti- the lot is a.out Go by feet, in a good locatioa for business a street on two sides and an alley on i the .other sides. The r-roperty will ce s.jld on reasonable tersts for cash, one third in hir.d. er.c tt.lrd iu ineand one third in two years, or ach.ned for a farm or unimproved land or city property Come one, come all one at a time and yu ran hare a bargain, you can k'or particulars, application may be ma.le by mail or in person. I have a r.tint er of ether pieces of City property to . dispose of at various pricsto suit the rna)ity. Please give ! me a call at No. Iti,- Main street, 2d fleor of I.ynde's bnildi Inr. II. B. I'AVNr. t Kichsaond, Pc .-ember 13, 1S5S. ii-3m t liichinond Green House. I rrpilB andersisrned has completed his arrans:eDierits. and ' opened his Oreen House, situated at Uie south end of Pearl street, in the oity of Richmond, and is now prepared to furnish the friejads of Floriculture with a very reneral as sortment of Native and Tropical Plants. He has about t0 varieties of the latost and most beautiful Kose. Camelias, Vusias, Geraniums, Vert-enas, Dahlias, Cactus, and a very eeneral r&rietv nf Ornen llnnae Pl&nta. A vrieev mt tha latest and most ai T roveJ i-tr-t.errv I'lan's and C.:iirba Orape Vines. JOUN J. CONLKY Hichmon J.April 7. 1634. 18-lf W. K. WEBSTER, D.D. S., (RESIDENT DENTIST, ) rprOdice on Main street, over Earnest's Hat Store, op posits Post Office, (entrance between I'ickinson's an t Earnests,) sre he will be found every way prepare! to attend to all calls iu h.s profession, and endeavor, as 'usual, to give aensral satisfaction. Kovemt er i0. lr-ii S0-f I Totiib-ztoKcs, tllomtmentSy JTc. Di R MORRISON, Main St . Richmond, Ind., stili continue fi msnuftctnre, to order, every varietv of Plain sn.i Ornraerital Tomb-Stoces, Monu-m-nU, Ac., &c. of the latest style, aad most beautiful ; atter n ( ft-7- He taier pa;a in informing his friends that he will sen as cheap, ii not a i.ttu eAeaftr, for ready cash, than can be bought in the Mste. ! Hi work as warranted equal to any made tn the : We, and perf.ct satisfaction gaarsnteed. The ptiblii are invited I lted to call and tumise Ms stoc and speciins. Rich-Tioc. March 1?. lS.r.i A L, I. E N & II 11 O A DE S , t QurfnsHiire Ireulcrs, No. 6k Main Street, Richmond. W have re-ently been recei c- j ing new snd coir. pier stock oi ; a.l good tound in our line, conitiag of Queecsware. Glass-1 ware. Trench I hir.s, hrifannia. ; Church, Star sad House Lamp, j r . n .,v . w.,. ate . feaSji-g? Our tock is cf th beat, bnt ; e i we sr. not fond of bosstiag. w. , will not ssv whst w. ran or what w. cannot do, bnt ! would requet U person wanting good ia onr line, I ..11 imiM and iu.Im tor thesneelve before buv- t Ing elaw here. Jane T l"5S. 35U lllEY C-OOORICII, Atterney at Law and Rotary Public 7 ILL attend to tie eoUeetioa aad seenrity of claim j r .t.i..- af..v sru .1. v.mIi rt . ' Ritkawid, lad. September 27. 41-tf aasonic aad 04tt Fellvrs' Bcalla.i FurnUked to Order at Cincinmati Price. WAVING aa Arency for a house ia Cincinnati, ajv can turmsa on saort totie) any article eMher Order scsy wish. Inn.II, 1 555. C. A. DK'KISON-S7-tf

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direct free sr.! DOZ- f these lastly eeletraiea illace, fr sal ' O. W. BABNES. S3 tf Jun 7. 1 35 Important to Saw Mill waer and Other. fHE cderined wffers for sal enn of J H-i-hanks" eelebr.fed Lath Cntti MwhhiM. w ith the eciasira right to the sn in Wsjae county. Al.o machine, snd th right to use tha f a.e oat of V.Tna eoanty- These mschines attxsctod much notios- when on axhibitioa t the tir of tho Mechanic tnei.tute, in Cincinnati, last yer They sra verv i ar'.o aad arable, and are capsMa of cu'ting fiom S'JT00 to 3i.000 laths each, per dy One hnl rin cut, rcuot sa 1 tie up ready for msrivt. 5 to 12 M . t wo hsnds 15 to CO M.; and threa hscds 20 M. per dy. Tha marbiae require so lit;la power to ran it that any mill WOBld !urnlB power grsil,, mm ll woiua lurum a gu i airiet st horns for lumber. The snschin easy be aoeat in operstion in Dalton, Wsyne county. nd C. KtNOLHS. j CASH Fall At all times for Oram and a!! kinds of Country Produce Tr'r We are rctail.nr Gr jceries at a vm low norm " J. M. BROW" A CO.. A: the Itpt. Kichaiasd. lad t'clTee: A grpFRIOR article ef Elo "o .W itlu.li!ter reuil at Ne.31 Main street. Varcatf. IffJi GEO. W. BABNES. Centreville Steam Works! ifi POPLAR. Walnut, Red O-ii sad Aih Loirs wrte.l. which tn highest cash fries will be paid on Aeliverv at the Deoot. j;j a large supply of p!ar, walnut, oak and ash fliii glrs. ef superior quality, and square Joist constantly sc I on hand at reduced prices. Timber worknd upon the halves, delirered in its large ess as eenrenient. W also do Turnire, Sawinc, Honicy Grindine.ctc. EATON Jjr CLARK. July 19S3. 3-.'-tf Indiana State Fair. THREE SILVER CUPS! W. ROBINSON, of Kuhraon!,In!.. was awarded A the first premium a Silver Cup $20 for the best Kesxsatosu1(1 HosieI'ovis combined, and a Cur recommended for Superior Workmanship. There were three Mschines put iu operation, one of them the Motfitt Ma.hinec' Crystal 1'alsce renown, and st the VVayno county Fair a Silver Cup for the best Horse Power and Uepsrstor. ano two run piemtuma-cne for superior workmanship, aad one lor the test span men of Machine I astings. Persons wanting a superior Machine ran be teccmmodaledbT addressing F. W. KOBINSO.V Steam Engines, Press Serows, bridge liolts. Machine Work, Iron snd Hrsss Castings made to order. Richmond. October 13. Is54. 43 tf STILL. LATCH MORE IMI'OUTANT XEWS! AND p- A. BALL IT tny c ancern, lg-at ItU oil ti street. few i KAI.L.U.D would inform all whom it tbnt he osiy at all tine h ft-an l itan.l, Pluoimr's tutttlinf, Pearl r tiours soutfiof Main. re1jr and wil ling to da ail in hi a pjwer for Xh sytr of men. women and ciullren. A fud assortment of Boots and Shoe always on haod, or ma-:e to order, of the best material and workmanship, warracteil to pire aatifuction. But tht most important matter U. that iu riew of all the cfrcumstan ees with which X am surrounded, and tha peculiarities of the business itself, I bar beeu driven to adopt tha exclusire cash system. This arrangement will no dou t ei.ahle me to reduce the prices of my work very materially, which I fully intend to do to the lowest rate consistent with sound policy and lirino: profits. Good material, i:et and u' stantial work, is a -i.timtnt or v'clpla that I believe to i ealinost un.Tersal in this comnuu.. , Aid one that I fully intend at all times to keep in vit?w in the k.. tcution of m tusiness. RicbmoBd, August .3, 150. 33 tf Tin and Stove Store. DANIEL WARD ct SON, TT AVIXU receired Urge ad!icr.s to tlietr stocV.cew bar . iA the pleasure of oilerixisr to the public a complete assort- j merit in their line of businrs. such as cannot fail to suit ' the waitis aud gratify the tu:a of ail who wish to avail j themntlves of the useful imjjrovetieTits of the age. Our ! splrndid tftockis compod. :n i-art of asserted tin -wA-jmzz i Fotcler if- Cook' if torts. I'arlur, Hhop f- Cooking Guttering and Spouting, Japanned ! f are, r.namtled n are, Hras tmd Cupper Hare, Usually found le such t staMtsbmants: an.1 a Coal is comin - into use, we cr t'l tove-s and Grates, Move Pips, 3 u;t Iron, ike., aad iotecd to let no customer depart w:thout teii.g fully sa.te'i in !h? article and price. Ai.y article in tur line will l.e rot:ii t y furnished ta order; and as our ext ectations of succe! in '.nsimss are tasd on Industry, l'roT::'titn:e and Fnir PfA)iT;, ve hfpe tuottsid s shars ef fa'. tic fnvor without a resnrt tu puHine. Shup near tle sonth-wett curlier of )1s!osli1 54arion sts Richmond. Se; t. 11, eM. SM-tf Freslj Arrival! ; TTAVIN'G juit rt?eived from Fhtl.le!rhia and PtUsburrt j large ftfsortuieiut of Druga, wvlucb, in addition to n.y uid ! stock, make it com p lit. I am now- ready to wait a poo ( Country Irufri5t0 and rhyiiciaoa, who will find it to their ad van.;. to call crrt buy tDftr elaew hre, as lam prepared ' to tell at prices to suit the time. Hvinp aelecteti witb care the medicine which I hare, I can safe rfcomtneid ; them to tht public. Painter, and Builders wo Id do well 10 j cail and exmmiw my torfc cf Vaintiand prict . before sutt- j inif themselves elsewhere. Peddlers supplied ith Ksaencea Caitarand Sweet 'ils. Inks. etc. A ftet.eral sortnit-nt of ! Fancy articles. Tooth, H .ir and Paint Brushes Pair.ts. Per- ; fum ery, Soaps, as well as a u;t ror art-cie of obaceo and ; imported Segrars. 13 not forget th?No., which is 47 Min street, where customers will be met with prompt ...Motion, j A U orders correctly answered. Physioa resenptions ' carcfuliy cooupanded at all hcursda dh I.: II CU UGH, Wholesale and Retail ruK(tist, , July 25, li-.5. No. 47 Maia street. lUchmond. Det Naw Yen Om! Tl.nBK sra-v "rVTrf v m.- i? WHAT A MAN DOES IS THE THING! WE want te hay our Spring stock for CASH, and I a oar stock is too t-aacst for the season, we ' have reduced prices on moy kinds of goods, ip which rsn be had rare bargains, and the irt bargains go first . Don't delay one month to go en for especial bargain We are determined to reduce our stock as low as posible, that we may start in t he Spring with nearly an entire new stock. Come on with your rash snd coun- ' try produce we will sell chiipis than any body ; else. We mean what we say. Among our supplies I are: 15 pieces good Tweeds, S3 to 37; j 1) do Satinets, rsrious prices; o do Cloths, $ 3 to 4K; 8 do Wool Cassi.neres; SO do liiesched Muslins, 6 to I2e, extra, bsrg'aa j oti do tine unblesched; lOe d. Prints. 6 to 8c: 1 do Ticking", 12 to 20c; v do (ringhams. 10 to 3'V; 20 do Muslin de La-ne. 12 to IG; 15 . do ' hmeres, 15 to 23c; A fine Bssorttnesit Dress sai Cloak Trimmings; Wool r Israels, i. to iTc; Canton do, extra gi.ods, 12c; Wool. Sqoare aad Long Shswls, (2 to 7 00; A few Broche do, to to 20, An extensile stock of Csrpeting. Our assortment or blsrk sn i fsacy Silks is large, from 5i cents to J-J per vird. Some Mer nos snd Lustres at yery Uw lieurfs: C TT A CRA W r OHD. "ign ofthe Pet Lamb, Main stre't. Richmond, January 21. U5t T ft' TIAS.' U IUL HOOTIV Comer of Main and Front sit., Richmond Ind rjHE subscr'.ber Laving ma le arrangcmenU wi'h W I C. Pavis 4 Co., of Cincinnati, to keep eua:actlj on hand Fisk Patent Air-Tiht METALLIC BURIAL CASES. Which are the greatest invention of the aire f .r the! dead, woold call the attention of the j utiic to their?nper- j icrity over the c maj a wo-Mi-n crffins now in nse. for all c,ocis f f the year or vault purpose. transTk-rtaiif n, ! beauty, style cf finish and durability. Tbey are nnriv- ; aled. ar.4 vh"r"Vtv ihey have h-?en introduced it has been ! to the total ex 'lu-'i -n re'all other rx'Sna I now have aa ! rj:n Dd'JonC"I S kinds nod riie of ready made Ti ninFr'lFrrX I- 11.IO, Manufactured of the best materials, and made by the he-t workmen in the citv. I am l Teared to attend fanerml, with a fashionable or iik HEARE, and ray . ,, . , ' . J serms soul oe as sow as any wop, inv similar .emsn. TUUMA5 MAsUX. Kirhmond. November IT. 54. Goins, East! WOULD reepectfaHy rtqaest ail who knew therncharge the same at the earliest pnsnble date, a I parye rtarung cart lor tne pnrrnaee or groaa, ano.t th. lOlh inat t,DM th aieru'T far II s-w da. M this may be a rnitVcient bint. nVrspectfnBy, K. MILLER. S-tf Febraary ' i i TT THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS! AXTHON EG LI. Corner Main and Eighth sts., Richmond, Has .a head aad intend keeping a ef rTain and faac. Wwdr.be. Bnreaa. wedCatttre Tabic. Stead ich he ie prepared te casa, or appreved repctalr iaviteel t call aad erareiee his saeek. aad cempare price. Or der far rwraitsrre thankfully reees red and l ssaptiy soppbed Kicbasead. lrseer ST.. t 1

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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS!

T. SE.IVE 0.fi. The H hae Xs 6S and ST Haia street, near rearl. 1 Cixaciuoaii, j Izperirrs af Eirdwarr and Callrry, ASD IiEALl Ji IX Iraa and Sails of 'A sixes, aad warranted: Carriajre Sriecs and Axle; riats. pars and Kellaes: gasi-r. ut aoriiB CT t . : Swede, Grci-B cd ffilsg Suelri Aarils. Bellows : i Vice: 1 NrTTaaciWASHCKs.au s:z-s; Mill and Cr ui si fiifi, die., all ci h:ch wi! be sold cn btst terms. jaauarr 24, liti. S ly 9J0 AR. EV, SWI FT aVc6rr ! IMPOaTERS ASD DEALKKS IX FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, US X"ssvr-X Street, j TUOMA3 CABXXT LOT r. SWIFT, K. B. SOWLEH, June 14. Cincinnati. lVB fjKl ;kp. eesebo. LAS. NOBLE. JOHN SHILLTTO & CO., Mas. It East Founts ttrrrt, Ciucinnt 1 , IJrOKTi.H OF Dry Goods and Carpeting! KSPKCTFCLLT infarm their castonners aad porchaser cenerallT, tnac the arc now opn.n aa tens" aa complete assortment of urns m&mm FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Arc. Families Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owners anl rtran- , perd may dejend apc.n nr;din V- o bc.t class of troods at rices as low as they can be jrorchajcl iu the Eastern ! ties. FebrnaryS, 6-tf j jr. L. BEBSARH.l L. OaVBRlSON. BERNARD & GARRISON, SaccessfrJ t j V. 'bfp, Pork Packers aad ('ominission Merchants, Ccrner of Canal and Vine streets, Cincinnati, O. fjjT Orders and c.csi guments solioited Nuveinber 7, 1855. 47-tf IRON RAILINGS: Bank IViiff!, mfftil Works, IRON DOORS AND SHUTTERS. JjSfecimen book ol Ratlines sect by Mail. r. r. cakek. No. iT5 fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. January 31, 1?J6. 7 2:n WILLIAM 11UDDART, ! aa. io. t lilumlna ktreet, between ' j I f Msin and Walnut, Cincinnati. C im nw munufscturiniK Railroad l'eL pot. Hay, toct or Coal 1 loor snd j rTSVsMD't'Ke'st snd llark Scalps, Hrsxs and i mmmSmr Iron Ues Counter Scales, Sic, whi.h 1 wsrrsnt of superior woramsBkhip snd msterials. Lever I would csll particular attention to my Iron ITsy an! Ml. k Scalfs. .Ml coicnunication promptly attended to. August 16. 1855. 85 tf TVt.ER riAViriSOS, HISVRr PROBASt'O, TYLEIl DAVIDSON & CO., HARD WA BE MERCHANTS, CINCINNATI, 0. CALEB P. MARS;!, JiWErU KlSiEV. TYLER DAVIDSON & CO., Hardware Importers and Jobbers, MO and 142 Main street, Cincinnati, A RE now receiving on consign iien-.o's eelei mtcd C.T-Tsi mer.t, l.iiM) doaen North KEL yilKK?, cpmprisins; SI o 1UI) loo So 2(0 It.j 1H) IIHI 35 los Long and I Handle -H.-nure Eel Tail Tines, do do do do Kouod do; do do do do Long handle, 3 pr.n do 3 do do 2 do square Fiat Eel Tail d ) Kouiul do: do; do; do; de, do; do 2 do I diamond Fnaldine's Forks, assorted kinds. To which, with a heavv stockof Agricultural Implements, they invite the attention of buyers. kiarch C. lrio. 13 tf JJLACHLY SIMPSON, Xo. 11 Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Importers anJ Dealers in Foreign and Domestic HAVE new in store a full and fresh stock of Staple and Fancy I'KV GOODS, to which ttaej are receiving acees. sioas daily. They invite an examinatis.1 of their stock by dealers visitingUie cisy th's airini. H tf Bargains in Piano Fortes. A: S I s-hall remove my pirtment of mstroruarjU to Smith i Nixon's Piano Hall on the 1st of March, a discount of 1) per eenl. is offered to all who purchase previous to that time. The aseortuiestnow on hand ir very lre. and comprise sortie of the mort dirsble ar.4 vsluib'e I'jnao F'rte and Melodeons ever .ffered fr i!e in this market Such name as Chickering and tieorjfe A. Prince sic Co., are sufficient guarantee as ta the finality of instruments offered to the public, but in addition to this, a satisfactory warrantee will be given in all case. Purchasers, therefore may be assured of not only gottiag a good bargain, but a good instrument also. W. F. COUU'RN, ' March 6. 7 Wet Fourth street, Cincinnati ! VYENTWORTH & BRQ jHER, j 77 Pearl street, Cincinnati. iJ56 Splendid Spring Goods. ?56 j a.r invite the attention of Conntry Merchants to our I 11 eTteusive stock of Fancy and Staple Raving for several years importet direct from the most i celebrated manufacturer in Europe- and having a resident j lArtner in New lark, wsare enabled to offer to cash an re sponsible buyers, unsurpassed i menu ia prices, style eke. WKMTWORTn otBKOTHKRS. 77 Peart street, Cincinnati. HATS . Sprtns 1056, Win. Wodd aV Co., I Manufacturers and Wholesale Hat , DdalerS, No. 144 Main treet. thre dovrs below Tourth street. CIXCIXXATI. O. j Low Priced Wool Hats, Kin Wool Hat.. ) Soft r ur Hst. French 1H Hats, t a.hionable ?ilk Hats, t.'aps of ail kinds, film Leaf Hats. i-traw and I-eghqra Hat, i'anasia Hats, Whit, liesver Hat. By the Cae ur Dozen, at Eastern prices. Deaiers are invited to eaasoiceni'i stock before purchasing eleare. February 14. 15. -3ns I Budge's Patent Washing Machine . rmp jj g anders:gEe.i has rw based the Rirkt for sBaaafke- ! tana l!ee cele'ratel an4 eceaossical klachiaes for W4TM county, aad is prepared to supply all ereers ea fair terms. It is oaly necessary lo rive it a fair trial is order te J itro4c M ia every f ami. jr. aad he intends that the peepl toU taT Mh'. 51 .Vto.S.t.nf ! 1 hav aa rortcaity of leather use J3acma t taeir aatisfaca will, in a few week bare number on aeaa. aad 1 ! ready for oh. Ail be asks is a trial for three er foor weeks j f.r it in a family, er f.r a snorter Kssa. ia eraer that iu ! -t. fui:r .correlated. If not toand 1. werk satisvaetorUy at tb end ortnat tisoe. use taeniae can D re I taraed. aad ss charres ssade. provided it ta ao daaaared ia the asing. He aa every assurance te eeiieve taai it will ts foHHl to fce the kt tkiaf eat for tsepsrwn ef waebiBf all k . . iAdii.. in Ka .f aae line ia Uk ardinarv Mail. ! with half the wear to the clothe, aad half tae qaaatiiy ef i . .. .... ... .... A ... ki.,. i s - rrr . . :. ta'H DOOaJand raaMCS. ef ta tt eaality. B I forms a avaterial for build ngs. and pe theas mp I air tersas. He returns kna ttsaaks te the pwblte for i pas frberel satrasaxe. aad tame, ta faiaisis partsralarly . a try Madge's Patent Waaaiag Machine, e he a ear. a ' ' tarai will rsewJt fresa a trial, aad awsch gad 1 J avv- Saep on the aoth-wt eeeeer .f P nk and Karket i irlm. Address TIIOS. O. THUaJPSO.t. i (tr aar.ct arer. icasaead. lad I awaw M. 1896. -t JEIIIEL RAILSBACK, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, RICHMOND, IXD., w ILL attend to th. prvasecntiuB ef nasiae. ia Ways, aad adjoining counties, aad to th prompt aollartiaa of rlainu- (XS-e in Brig-we-ll's bmldmg. ap wain. ly

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Valuable Farm for Sale. T'ES BBjerairced ffn fa, ui. .i. ra!as.hU tmrmt. ita i ted 1b si.:s due tjnli ef R-.camsiid,t miles aenhcast of Hewpert. anj hm xnle ef the Chester and Arfce pie. eou;Eii:f -0 K-rn (i sUce Ucd.) aiori f which is cleared in cKd t-t :r the Hsiaoce iswell ttsabered. far faniitr im.r icajars. enquire et tie sntorrl ea tha gremiie. or M. 'rT. sUch&aad. 11. UESLfcY. V! a-oai, Sih, I r Ji . a if Valuable Farm for Sale. HS BBdersikmei c?Tr o sell the frm krs th 100 mcrrs clrarK l"e baij.c well tisttwe-i, a4 welt w- ;. tered, abU (be lis ! cf tb st qoi.ti . Ta .le w .ii t !J tireOier. or ;tritiM in t& ait THirchr. Fr temi jf Mti i vriicair cA &m Scrr. t mika SAutte&st of Rirhmotad, or cn J. HAM. A SFECDLAT101V. rrHF. va! cable Oi! two miles r.erth of Rkfcai, rrd J. built by HoweU i KahuastKk, mill be 5d at a great , bstrenia. or Lrad:d fr tity rtvrTy. tarchaudiie or wild laoi. r.nquir? sotn.o: Jiai -sM. Koe, w&o is failr au Corisod to sell it CHARUCS Sl'FFKlNS. NcTeicber S2. Isii. AJ-tf BUILDING LOTS In the city or ISichmontl. t? HE subscriber ott'ei s t 1'rivato sale TfcN BUILD G LOTS cn M:n strot't, between t ashtctoa snd Front streets . suilsble for almost sny kim el Business Stands, being in the susre adjoiaing tr.e beat block of buildiiics in the city which he would dispose of to persons intending to fuiid this sesson. at extremely low prices, enabling the purchaser to buy the ground, ana bund ? od bru houses tor less mono) than (he same numrer of leetefbsre freund in an aiioinief somre would te wnrfh. I his ml eventually Swt good square tor all k'.ncs oi cusneas. sna is the last chance to buy tots so lavorabiw located on Mus street, at tha pri.-s ihey wiil be so!d '. 1 have also e;ht lots pt to ois joa of ca Cireea and j Washington streets, north of Main street. Also, a few hancsome lots situated on CliiT street, in Jesse Ida's sidlfioa, all of which will be sold on yery fsTorsble terms. Apply tn JA11KSK. nUttDALE, Washington street, nrrvh of Main, Uichsar-nd. January 31, 1S6. "J-tf Foi: !iale at a Bargain. ANEW tw.i-story Frame llimse, on the corner of Centre and High streets, near the Drpot appurtenance complete, fir sale cheap. Apply to Mes.ra. Cain & MafSby, or W M. 1". bK.N IU S, Richmond, Jan. !1 , 1 1-Sra FOR SALE rpHKEE HOUSES AND LOTS on f et Main revt. J K. M Kichmond, March 6, IrS. IMKWUC1. PUBLIC SALE. TT",! LL be sold, without reserve, at the Green ioUEt TTj Colleare farm. a car Utchm.iai, on seventh dr. Uie $ith of 3i month, a number o' t attle, among which are sam valuable Milch Cows and Calves, of good stock; blooded rasa Bulls, land i years oM an ezceileut yoke of lareeand tractable Oxen; Horses; a lot of good Hogs, some of which oilldoto kill; Ox Cart, as 1 other Farming Implemenu; Oats and Corn; a new Curosbellcr; Corn Crusher; Log Chains; Wheelbarrow; Cooking stove and pipe. Bureaus. YVurkalands. Washstauds, and many other articles which cannot here be enumerated. Sale to cemmecce at 1 o'clock, A. M. A credit of six mouths will be girsn, th purchaser jrivinf Dolti with approved security. JOUS HAINE?3d north, 6, lc50. Ii tt She rifHs Sale. nV virtue of an execution to oe directed, froaithe Vayaa Circuit Court, I will ex, at public Ml at the Court H'.use door iu CentreTiHe. W ayne county, Indiana, on the t day if March. Nta the hours of H o'cUck, A. M and 4 o'clock, P. M., the following described real estate, to wit: A vrt aouth ha.lf of section fir . in iowahip thirtfn, (13) and rtipge one, (1) went of the principa.1 neridia.n line drawn due Sorth from the nouih ef the Grt Mian, river, teemning at an elm tree on the east side of Whitewater, at the Jiue dividiiiR the north east and southMt uuarter of aatd section live, 5) and thenc running aouth i8 dcerees D miB., fail ninetctB tal 21li-crchei to

an elm. thence south twenty and a half decrees, east twenty, j componnd tt hone8tly; and that it may rellev tho. no perches to an ,ah, thence north forty-two decrees. wet ; V er . - i - . K.itw- ..AmMM4 I. levin perches anl 10. to a bunch of lynns. thence south i nd of sufferer.. I moat heartily emmw.d Ulemy fifty-thre dpres and 15m, west forty -three and 3-10 prch- ; fellow ciUaeus as a moat excellent Uro.ly anadicta. f es to a double sycamore, thence south forty-eierht degrees, j Youre, atfeotti naV-ly, west twenty perches sr.d 'J 10 to a supar tree, thence south j J. Ii. F I.N LEY. forty four decreet, west six and 4 10prches,to a iron wood; Hit U to certify ti4t in th luanei f 148. ! bthence north forty two grces 15 aa.. we.t. crosaibg W hil , k in fcft,k eclio4Wa4 water, eiifht perches and .-10. to a hackrry, thence north , ' - , . fc . . , . iw. To", degrees, st thirtv-two perch,, to an iron wood; thence I by liltuig, that I could not sit d. wn or get up wtthout n.rih s-.atv four degrees, a et twenty six decrees, and S 10 ; holJing onto some ohject I ws advised lo try Mr. perches to a stone; thence north twenty -six dea-. esvt twen- s'orshas Alterative lialm. Uy bathing it st or eight ty eight perches and 3-10 te a stone; thence southstaty four times, mv back was perfectly reetoreil, aad I tare teit deerees, esst forty-one perches toa stone, on thence tank; . virintnm of iu return ine.

the'ne. meandering with the west bank of the said race, north forty-six decrees, east twenty-three perches to a stone; thence northa-est fourteen Iitiks; thetiee north forty -oight degrees, east ten perches, to an elm; thence north twenty aad ne-hklf degrees, east six perches to a Ijrnn; thenc. north twelve desrees, east thirteen perches and -10, to an elm; thence north twenty -six derrees, east sixand 1-10 perches, to a surar tree; thence north eleven degree, east four and 8 10 psrehes, to an elm; whence north twenty-nine degree, west twenty perches to a stone on the west baok of Whitewater, just above the crossing of the old State Koad, on th afore said dividing line; thenc east with said line, crossing Whitewater, l.V, perches, "to the place of beginning, cen tatning. near thirty acres, more er leas, with all the mills, and water privileir, buildings, improvements and appurtenances thereunto belongintc.commonly known and call.1 the Bancroft property, all situated in said county of Wajrne ind State of Indiana. Taken as tae property oi imam v Sweu:"1"- ,0 ' "eCU,'n to

JOHN C PAGE, Sheriff w. c. a targe porvson oi mn nmw iwimreu - FebruarySO, 855. 8" 50 11 u i Three joint ol her bsck-bone wss thrown out of plsc sn l curved, cause, I by the diaesse and pain, bh was . r. i n s quite bowed do n in her stature during her illness A Hare Chance for ftirffaiiis..!

'1'HE undersiened, - at private sale, th assignee of M. f I-eeson, offer private sale, the following oesenoeu property: A new sni well selected stock of Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hsrdwsre, Queenswsre, Stoves, 4e ALSO A house snd lot, No. 25 and 27, and the north half of lots So SI and 33 in the town of Jscknobiirr There is lo on the premises a large snd commodious stable sn 1 carnage house, snd other neces-ry outbuildings, ana a lot oi young iruu tree and ornamental shruobery. This is one of th. best stsnds in the county for selling goods. Th. bouse ia Isrre snd commodious, and is suitable for a store room and dwelling, with a large ware-room and wood-house ; attacked, snd in one of the best neighborhoods in the State. I he goods and property will' be sold together, j or separate, to suit purchasers, or the property will be rented to the person purchssing the goods, if desired. ' Also A pora-nouse ana nature in tne town m Jaeksonburg. conveniently arrange!, sn l large enough for slaughtering 6ve hundred head per dsy Also The undivided half of four hundred acres of Isnd lying in Madison snd Delawsre counties, or the whole will be sold together, if desired, or will be sold in lot of Hit or 16i) seres, to suit purchaser. The above property wiil be sold low snd on easy terms, f or further psrticulsrs, et'.l on tha under signed at Jscksonburg, Wsvne count v, Ind. J A M K LEK.-OS. R LAR'.tNT LKESOS, Feb 14, lso8. t f5 00. Assignees. D Xo. a, vxojsm 57 Main street, Richmond, a T Ki .id sued dealer ta fine Watehe. Clock. Jewelry. . ;ii Ve, ha jaetreeeived a very larce addition ef article s '.me. A very superior article ef Itu&ter w ate Be , ataa.i for railrw4 porpeM. Ovaer watcaes of every variety aad description; C-ock. of every descrsptien; Je-.lrr. an, taacy aad plain; eilvr VTare.a nae assorunest; Cattery, ef the beet enaitty : Spectacle f every variety. I woeld call especial eitentiea tossy Braailiaa fta Feb ble Gias. bavtag jaM aeeesved a te set. i-r aepaar dVr-.w.ta .ealness and despatch Thankful for poet (avers and custom. I bop to saerit a cea tiaaaaceef the eaaae. K. B. llCb.I S - A camocd. pepteaaaer XT, 15. 41 " " I i.PfiPArr nnn rTftincinn inrpi uiuvvi r ttiiu x tuiioiun aait .i rjHy aa4eriraed weald respeeOally tnfwras t Ml af Richsaoad aad vteraitr. tba ae aa c csliaea

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geaerai Grecery aad Previstea basinea ia th roesa toraaerly eecapied by K. H . Grtaes. aad aa aew eo aaad ao ef tae beat storks ef article in hi lia ever eeered for s.l ie thtetty. H (sunruxxt cs-.'s ia part of Leaf, crashed. Havana aad brew. Bocae, CoSea. Cneia. rWSwsaca. Starch. spiCM ef all kiLds. green aad fclac. Tea, ef so. seter qoal-tr. MeLaaee. Syrap. rrs ta. . Ttca, Cara. Caee,V.sa, Dried Beef, aad ia fact aiaseet ewcry .xt.ci. ia tlir.rBs!tyGeri.wehawiiUalewa caa be had ia tbi city er else-where-Uav b enraged 1. thi a a aersaaaesrt baaiaes. aad taMad tag to devote aia enor acteatiea a. the ansae, ae bepe. eeeerve aad receiv a share of ta. pardic perwr.reI- IV- Jl tV. JM - BichsaeEd. eptrser V, V5S tf

Dr. rorsha's Alterative Balm. A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND." rr ImtemsU amsl Ktteraa) l a.

Fit's Balm rf(,J tt m'T ,' SirmmtHimmx or . V ijf A Ji , .Ve rraef S-imm ia tkt Brc Srimrk BommU or- Hmriitfi im tic Rrrttit, Akmmm, irt.wrs Strmim aa J Krntm, Vw tW sJ JiUiaut CSeUrm .VarAp Tr, tears, eacr susw1 -l,.'c, I'&m, cVim. t'rrii , tVS. a.- Xtcs, lmf!amtm a ta i.-W, eW S'fw s4 r-'t7 niifi eea. Voi ip. i.-W freec, SMW.-ria, rp 11 F. reason why thia lialte raaches all these rasee J is b'ause it reduces inlat&asatioa. aad - ho ,criUMH and nervows systeai into actioa. i'hia isn is owing to the pe.-uliac cosnhMatioaeAwtediaa , p rutriiea w unout their teuw aoutiaiiaed. The saadl j iciao is perfectly safe, it will, il used freely, set is. : cnedtatoiy upon the liTcr, and all othec secret ire es ; gsns. Head the following Cectificsuri.: Certifisste of Dr J. H Jordaa, late resijent physician el the fourth street t'heleea Hospital. i caa cheteriuUy receoisaesid the Alterative P. aim te the public, know in g mm I do, that it rs aa excellent article I used tt with goed elTaet sa the Cholera Has. pitsLia this city, so cacee of craenps aad pains la the stomach anJ bowels, t also used st ia a rue ef laflammat ion f f the kidneys with the happiest etfect. Irom my anowieoe oi its virsees in tae above dlsi easee and othws, in which I have used st, I hare as j hoaitancy in prononnc ing it superior to any atedlrsee . niumui vunrwu fi mai i sifSM. rosae acqaawteu, asa weuia cneeriaiiy recomnead it to the public. J. U. JORDAN. M, D. To t& Public. This is ta certilhfy at la June last I was sttarked with the Aiatici holera, and was aeon, as my physician said, in a collapsed state. Iks) remained 4a this state some two hour when say physician ia(ona ed any Ismily and friend that I could not eossibly aire, and strictly forbidmy wife pereaittinj any oae Raring me any medicine or nourishment whaterev, as it would only hasten sny death. At this tieie Ida. Korsha came to sea me, aad fereught wixh him boMla eontauin lour ounce of his Alterative Balm, and sskej permission of my wile to use it on me, as ha thought it would immediately Rive ease. It wss immediately spphed. snd wss in a rum ('rsptrstionpi. or to whioh time my extremities were cold, a clammy sweat wss on my face sad hesd Aftee tha use ol twe othec bottle o the same medicine, I was entirely rt-lieved of all distress, and in a f.-a '.avs wss raslo. ed to health. I woald most chporfully and heartily recommend this lialm to sll who are atilieted ia iiz.ilar way. 1 have also uid it in other disease and have found it a most excellent remedy. I do ao' think it csn be t jo highly recommended. JOfX KIHBY. I do hereby rei tiiy that th above certificate is eorrect, and the statement of tha ,'hvslcisB made to m is true. JILIA ANN kllihT. A eertlf.rste from llev. J. D. Finley. t iMclvsair, March 4, 1SS3. Da. Koksha This is tha first time in mi Ion life th1 I have given my name in recommendstlow of say mediime, as a general remedy, though i have efVsa been solicited. 1 have used jour Alterative Balm foe nearly two year; first for the rheumatism ia my ! hip and knee, of whi. h 1 wss nearly a cripple, thea for very severe brui" on two ef my family; thea I violent attack f( diarrhira en myself, th. n for infla. : mstton, burns, bruises, and for a very severe ease of ; stiff neck, brought on by a violent rold. and I think I j have had full proof ot it medical properties in great many of the dissses lo which you recommend it, an 1 I have not jfound it to fail in even one ef that, j Stil.l i do not ss ythat tt is aa infallible sura, yet it is my sober conviction thst It is the best compound for : hose complaints for which it is recommended, that I : have ever tried, and I have tried many. I will net. if I rsn procure it. do without it in my family for any j -J0,11;40-.f.r,n H.minc (hit vnu will .till ..on tin ma j ,i-0 uedltfor KhnwmaU psia t sdach and toottache, with very beneficial result. J. J. YtAkLE. December lt. IM. Certificate from D. L. Starr. I hare known Mr. Koran' Alterative) Balm to per. form a very extraordinary cur upon a hors that was eery badly cut,om rime since. 1 used it upon one occasion, externally, with good effect. 1 belter it o be a perfectly safe and o leaclous remedy to be used in many complaints. November list, ls53. To lite Public tv;. .sa..; tK.t . tir. - a . rTUfyr! with I th. .pin.l atlectionnd dyspepsia for nine years, and msnont relief Iroin theur tireirriL-uen. i nrwsa procured one bottle of Ur. Korsh' A Iterstir. Bsla, snd by th time she hd used fhf bottle, she felt grest relief Sfte used but seven bottle when she w entirely cured snd well tJ her disesse, aad her backbone has lost iu curve, and ehe is ss straight in her stature a she w previous to her attack VV. hereby certify that we believe the HaUn to be the beat medicine in ae and w. believe it to be a certain cure for spinsl .tneiuon bdh ayiprpm, i iui .w ' mend it to every pereon afflicted with the shove dlsease. W. also find it sa effectual euro in many tbr disease m which . bar. tried tt in our family. Signed ALKXAMjKR I.ARK, MARY B. CLARK. Highland eo Ohio, an.ii, Ihfci. Lynchburg, UIIODK, FEVEB AND AGUE CUBE. i O R AXTID O TE TO MA LA RIA! ! r")R h. Prevention and Cure of Fever nd Ag, i X Chill and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Retni'tcrt f evers, also of bilious Fevers, a- ; cioiianid by Typhoid Svuptoms, Typhoid Fever, t i- ' low Fever, Ship and Jail Kcrer,(oeral Debility, Might j Sweat, aad all other l rnis of disease which hav. jeon.Bnoa origin in Mslsiis or Miasma This subtle atmof pberic poison, which at certain sea- ' ons U unavoidably it, haled at every breath, is th sain. I in cliora'ter wherever it eiist. tiortb, si.uth, cart er j west, and wiil everywhere yield to this ncwiy discovered iATHKTfc, which neutralise the poi,u, eonpleieiy j purifies the rystem, and thus entirely remove all th. esaseof dts'ssc. The proprietor distia Uy claims these .straordirary resnlU fn.tu it ue: It will protect any re-ideM or ti trcler, even In lhemos sickly tt swampy legalities from any agee or bilioas dieee hatever, or aay mjury from constantly iuhaiitg W Alaria or MijLSma. ' It will instantly cheek the ague in p-r.nt who Vara ' nffred fr any length of lime, from CM BT TO ffat" . rr mans, ao that they ur never have ssvriit CatXi. ! bv continuing its ne according to directions. 1 It wilt immediately relieve all the distreemcg result 1 iiioa or ague disease, stsch aa gaerl debility, aigkt 1 sweats, ew. The patient at once teg i at to recover appe- ': titc and strength, and eostiaae oatil a permanent ad i radical cvr U effected. And aa a proof that it wale i WOBTHV OF HJBLIC COXFiDESCE, ; Ueraaes of th. Kingolar and I'.nllre Ilarmlene. i The fi.-IU.witig eertifieate frm isw of the moet eelebrated chetuinU in the Laited State., is attacked teerery I bottle: .Naw Yoa.laoell.T f -! hv made chemical easirio.tio of Rhode ! Fewer nd Aga. Car.," er -An'idot. to M.Uria." d i i.. t t.A .. tr a Mnrnri. Ouinui I Strychnine, hut have not found psr'Sd. of either sn ! it. B.-vr hsve I found sny substsn. ta tfs epoUo , k., ..lin,ava iniurioas to the resists! atma. ia ; 1 ja. H Clf I F TOA". M. D. Cbaiiti This low of tt ! r n r rv "' f JV 1 P fl HI ' llSTI f i ' - 13 ' ' by whkh al! pt-'Sons may tho be rare of entire freedom 1 fr,Jtn bove aasBcd disraaee, ao aaattcr h.rw sickly th . ,,, ,wmmrr tb locality. ' ttt.MiFS Or EFFK ACV are freaeatly pablisaed, ) . V '!, M the rmblie is vked only ta prpor- ' and the eosrleK of tne 1? ,tlZ, "Ji " l -Ld . tion te it actnal amu Mi , Three oaly are raised apon t. prav. it worm. OT (v kKtl.s will sas.tr for erdiaary ea. way r.quir. wvor. Direetien pri.ted ia n,". French and pan h accompany each bottle Libsidcon' aaw Preiatred aad auid by ta. rrrrietor, J.k,S A RHODE. Providence, K. L For al. by Dragg'iata geawraUy. . . v vesaberf, l5. ! . , . i : s ! , J B arta. Ladm Werk fkuketa. Mart. Scaeel Baaketa. t .for ens by C.SIMMBB iTlaaM KBMiaaed rwetr Barvever ia plae' II Mr. r. RiMy. reaigaed. I will be rady at all ti arwraw m sir wwaw. wis -.j ef civil ewrceerim. arsideaee ia Baosol. west Bead brie re. Bacbaaead, ladiaaa. rw. t. a.t BrTr -