Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 32, 21 July 1859 — Page 2

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Thursday Morning. July gat, I859,

PEOPLE'S BANK, RICHMOND INDIANA. Lkwis Bcbk ProprU Thomas Kbameb j srietors. Discount Prodtw. Bill aa other Business Pacer aleo, rsurcbaa. rs.te 01 nana, receive nosey on nr,eir, aad attend te all other baainea appertaining u tasking. XJ Office Ilouri.from 8, A. M to4. P. M. .XJ ADVERTI8INa RATES. One Squat., SCO ma, 8 week, 1.00 r orb additional insertion 25 One fciiusre, t'A mi, 8 month, . 3ai Two " MO f),00 'Ihree " 750 - 1, MxSq'res, 1500 - 10vO I'tilf Column, - 15,f0 Yhree quarter, - " 20,00 CneC'iuuiDf M ............... 25,0C L'ositively Cashfcr Jh Work V'e nre prepared to do all kind of Job Work, in .'a.in and fancy color, inn style of excellence that ..t.nid be surressed, and devoting special attention to i t ix branch of onr bosiness we respectfully oiicit the t fr ti4 f all wbo deaireacy kind of printing done. We Lava fixed our pricea at aa low rate any respectable establishment, and will berealter, in eonsid rio.u o! thete reduced price expect the cash, or a fecial contract, on the delivery cf the woik. H0LLOWAV k DAVIS. Democracy Backing Down The telegraph rerorta that " Previous to the preparation of the letter to oar Minister at Berlin, iottrncting him to demand of tbe Hanoverian government the wirrentler of Mr. Ernst. Attorney General Iilack, r.f. the rt-qoest of tbe Piesident, rendered an opinion in the case, maintaining the general right of expatriation as incontestable, and that in regard to the protection of oor citizen in their rights at home and abroad, we have no law which divides tleui into clatsep, or makes soy difference whatever between a iintive and a naturalized citizen -'Hey ray theiclore, go lorth with equal security, over every sea and through every land under Loaven, including the country in which the latter were born. Either of them may be taken for a debt contracted, or a crime committed by him, hut both are absolutely free from all politicol ob iipraioLS to every country but their own. They are both American citizens, and their ex elusive allegience is due to tbe goveraojent of the Ui.ittd States. la Judge Black's opinion, the Hanr.veriao poverrment cannot justify the anest of Err.et, by t-howing that he emigrated contrary to the laws if his country, unless it can also be proved that the original right of expatriation depends opon the cr.titent of the natural sovereign, and this last proposition be is sure no man cau establish." So speaks tbe Attorney Genual, but the question is", will the Kv.eco.tive and Lis Cabinet carry oat the opioioca of their Judicial adviser Judge Black's opinion is correct, but he has no pover to enforce bis opinion. Mr. Buchanan aud tlen. Cuss, have tha power to protect American Citizens as advised to ba their duty, but they have already given their policy to the world, which h th'j reverse, and it is scarcely probable they will taka back what they Lave said on the subject, n.i.l we therefore advise all naturalized citizens of ta'i country to remain at home, for they can have no hopes of protection from the government iong as the present incumbent occupies the Presidential chair. W ill our neighbor of the JeiTt'rsoniun take back v hot he Las said on the subject T We shall see Kansas Claims. The Legislature of Kansas, nt ita lust scsion, appointed a Commission, consisting of one Democrat as chairman, and two liepublicans, to go into different parts of tbe Territo ry, and take evidence of the losses sustained by the people daring the difficulties which afflicted i them iu 1855 and 1856, and report the amount ' due each claimant. j The amount claimed fcr losses sustained. I n't runts to one million, two hundred and hfty j ttru.'-and, nine hundred dollars and s'xty-six ret, is, one half of which is fraudulent, aud will! not be allowed by the commissioners. The crops taken or destroyed aenonrit, in the lur-regate, to thirty-nine thousand and 6lty-two l ui.i.ra and sixty cents. Three hundied and fort i.or.-e", four hundred and five head of stock .'t, and fifty-three houses destroyed. The I i e State men surpassed the proslavery men in p 'ting horses, but in the destruction of property, d lirivinjf off stock, the other party excelled. The teport of the Commissioners will presert he most complete and accurate history of the UoubVti of 1855 '50, ever yet made public the i:uii-eH, progress, ev Is and the results of the wars! iu K. ii fas, the suffering and exposure attending! them, with the details of 'pressing, ' or stealing so j prevalent at the time. Tbe largest claimant against the Territory for ! !o?ses sustained, is Col. S. V. lIdridge, proprieior of the Free Mate Hotel, at the time it was oestioyed ; he was awarded about forty thousand ( dollars. The smallest award is tbat of a gentle- j man who claimed over two thousand, and is to ; jeeerve only nine dollars. Congress will be called upon to pay all these jubt claims, and it should be done. jSiT Wo viaited Camp Guthrie, at Middletown, Ohio, a few days since, and found quite a large number of military gentlemen in attendance. The camp is located in a beautiful grove east of Middletown, and everything was conducted with good order and decorum. When "re arrived on the grounds divine service was being performed, which was attended with marked at'.eotion. We called upon our old friend, Geo. W. Erwin, and tender him and his lady our thanks for their kind hospitality. The crop of wheat is very fine in that rich valley, but the corn is scfferin6- somewhat from the drouth. .1 Ts'etcspapcr Change. John D. Caldwell and A. W. Francisco have purchased the "Cincinnati Dai! Press." Mr. Caldwell is an able writer and waa editor of the old "Dollar Atlas," a staunch Whig paper. Oar friend And; is od cf the best little men ia existence, a good writer and careful manager. Tbat the "Press" will at once take Its position among the first papers of the West, we hare not tbe slightest doubt. Kansas Cosstitctiox. The telegraph reports fiat he Bill of Bights before the Kansas Conv ' ioii provides that no distinction be made bet veea aliens and citizens, in relation to tbe pos-E.-sioa of property; also, that no slavery be allowed in the State. It has been decided bj a majority of the Convo uioa in favor of instructing the Supreme Judges to disregard the Fugitive Slave Law. Provisions are made for the Homestead Law, ombraciog 160 acres, and improvements not exceeding$2,00a . Joh!C D. Dstkcks has porchased a new caloric engine with which to print the Atlas, a pap;r aboat to be commenced by himself ia IadiaarK)'iis. The paper will be published ia a few days. Over three millions of dollars in specie wtr shipped last week to Europe. This is the i.-i: remit 0f ftw trade. - f

ittcbatMnel Horticultural Association. The regular monthly meeting was held ou Sat nrday, Joly 19th, at No. 2 Hall, J. Q. Hutton, President, in the Chair. Dr S S Boyd, of Jacksonborgh, was proposed and elected to membership. J J Conley moved that the Association take thirty minutes to examine the very fine collection of Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables on exhibition. E Y Tea, of Rase Hill, exhibited a fine col ection of Flowers, prominent among which were Rome three or fonr varieties of tbe Climatis, very fine; also a one year poaipkia grown last seasonperfectly sound. Mr W R Smith said he had known the same variety kept seven years. l)r Boyd believed the common field pampkiu

could be kept several years; hi had kept oue two years perfectly sound. Mr Teas also exhibited specimens of the gencine Allen Raspberry and Red Prolific A sun mer Turnip shouro by li SUattan, with ont name, attracted some attention from its superior size and appearance. Brinckle'a Orange Raspberry shown by Mr ?. was tnueh admired bolb for size and flavor. Cane not hardy; requires protection through the winter. The Everbearing Raspberry exhibited by Dr Boyd, was the centre of attraction, not only from its fine size and flavor, but for its great bearing qnalities, producing fine fruit from the middle ot June until frost; continually good for market; berry fresh, being quite so id; cane very hardy, sustaining tbe co!J of winter t qual to tbe com mon black. He had picked thirty quarts from one rod square of first crop. J J Conley exhibited fine specimens of the Lawton Blackberry; he had twelve canes he iho't would yield one bushel of frnit this season; the canes are three years old; uses stable manure as fertilizer. Dr Boyd wished to know the best Strawberry for family use. Baer, Con.'ey und Lancaster tho't PyramMiul Chillian best. Dr Baer thought they should be wa'ered copicmly every morn ing when the water aud soil were near the same temperature. BoyJ thought plants generally were revived by coll water, applied at any lime during the Leal of the day. Teas recommended watering iu the evening. Thought it lost too much by evaporation when applied in the morning. Conley and Smith would water at any time. Hutton thought the Strawberry required a cool temperature, berefore, by applying cold water to the roots of plants iu the heat of the d;iy, tended to equalize the temperature and promote Ihe health of the plants. Thomas Moore said he had taken from one Strawberry plant this season, 700 berries. He wished to know if any one could beat it. On motion of W R Smith, Resolved, That Dr Bovd he requested to furnish this Association a written statement of the history of the Raspberry exhibited byhiui at this meeting. B Strattaa read a very interesting letter from Wm I'aunders of Germantown, Pa, on the Grape Cloture. J J Conley moved there bo a committee of three appointed to procure a reporter for our future meetings. Adjourued for two weeks. T. B. Peterson & Brothers, of Philadel phia, Pa., have surpassed themselves by com- ! ruencing in weekly issues, the reoublication of : Sir Walter Scott's novels, at the low price of ceuts a number, or five d jllara for the whol-j set, comprising 32 stories. We are very clad to aee ! so cheap au edition of Lovels so tnueh snperh r in their tone and morals to say uoth ng of their i genius to the watery trash that is written d id ' read we suppose by foolish people now a days Better read the Waverly novels, and re-read them to the fiftieth time, than to waste time and spoil good taste over the blooi and thunder of yellowcovered sensation novels. The Petersons have thus far issued ten numbers, containing each a novel complete, viz: Old Mortality, Woodstock, Waverly, Ivanhoe, Rob Roy, Q lentin llurwand, ' Guy Maoiiering, Keuilwonb, The Abbott, ar:d The Autiquary: aud we would advise all our readers to send to the Messrs. Peterson's for a set ; of these popular and undying works of the great ! novelist. They are now issued at the rate of one ' a week, and the whole 26 volumes can be had free of postage, by sendiug five dollars to the publishers. All persons now have an opportunity here to secure his works, wbicn ha-e nevtr before been offered, aud which may never occur again. The present chance should be takeu advantage of by all. Sabsatii School Pic Xic The " Sycamore Valley School," purpose holding a Pic Xie on tbe Fa:r Grounds oa Wednesday, Ju'y 27ih, to which all the schools of this city have beeu invited. Ilsv. B. V. Ciiaplaw, of Cincinnati, will be present and deliver an appropriate address for the occasion. Tue Syeaoiora Valley School un.ler whose management this Pic Xic has been gotten np, were disappointed in their arrange nents for suitable grounds, near their school, and t.eoce selected the Fair Grounds, which will, we think be best for all the schools, as well as the nost convenient. Kvery tffjrt has been made to render the occasion oae of interest and pleasure o all who may attend, and all are invited. By sjiecial reqiest, Mr. CnAttLitv, will deliver .n address in the First Presbyteriau Church oa ih street, on Tuesday evening, July 2Gth at gaji ghtiug, to which the public is most corjiaiiy inited. Subject; " Wosrn and Work elements of Sational prosperity." Tbis is a test for a practit al Lecture, and we are assured that Mr. C , who s aa earnest and eloquent speaker, will make it Highly interest ng a well as instructive to a I who attend. We hope the Church will be erowded. Claims One the State. The Commissioners appointed by the last Legislature to adjust claims due from individuals and corporations to tha State met in this city on Tuesday. The Commission is eornposed of W. T. Otto, J. T. Elliott and Norman Eddv. Jud.e Otto was chosen as President, and W. II. Wilson of this city elected as Secretary. It is uncertain how long a time will be required for the Commission to perform the labor entrusted to it, but it will likely be employed several weeks if not longer. Ind. Jout nal. We are under obiig-aiions to Jiha Lynch, the Secretary of the Horticultural Society, for the report of tha proceedings of the last meeting of the Society. The Fountain Ledger says the hog cholera is atiil raging ia Warrea coanty.

Mississippi Democratic IMatforin. j Tho following platform was adopted by j the State Convention of the Missi-sippi Democracy, which recentlj assembled at Jack-: son: j Democratic Platform. j Resolved. That we re-announce as the ba- j sis of party action the platform of principles laid down by the Demcjcrntic prty at the . National Convention of ISnC; and hold that' the doctrine of son intervemion with the in-j 6titution of slavery in the States, Territories, ; or District of Columbia, does not. nor was I it intended to conflict with the) assertion of; the power of Conges to protect the prop- j

erty ot the citizens of the several Sta'es who may choose to settle in the Tenitories. which are the common property of all the States. Resolved. That in the lancruaire of the Su preme Court of the Unite 1 Slates, ' the rirfht j of property in slaves is distinctly and express- j ly affirmed in the Constitution;" ind "'thej only power ever conferred upon v,onres, j is the power coupled with the du"y of guard- j injrand protecting theowners iu their rights," j as thus declared. Resolved. That Mississippi will stand by j her sister slave-Loldinir States in insisting up- j on the enforcement of a!l the departments of f the Federal Government of the constitution-) al right as thus expounded by the Supreme j Court of the UuniteJ States. j Resolved, That in the eveut of the elec-j tion of a Black Republican cacdidate for the i Presidency by the suffrage of one partion of; the Union only to rule oyer the whole United j States, upon the avowed purpose of that or-j gniz'itton, Mississippi will regard it as a rle- j ularation of hotility, and will hold herself in; readiness, separate or in conetrt. to c'-oper-j ate with her sister S'ates of the South, in . whatever measure they may deem necessary for the maintainance of their rights as. co-, equal members of the Confederacy. j Resolved, That we feel it incumbent upon the Democracy of Mississippi again to de- . clare that the so quisition of Cuba by the; United States is a commercial and political necessity, and that we will hail with pleasure5 every proper measure that !ovks to its accom- ! pl:sl merit, and further, we can never consent ' to its appropriation by any foreign power. i Resolved, That we indorse, in the main, ' the policy of the present administration. ! Slicing .Machines We invite attention to the advertisement of Mr. S-miuel Urlli.-, iu aiu,tber column, in which he announces thi-t he is piepared to Ell all orders fur super cr Sewin: n chines. He has so d quite a large number, and so far as he has heard have given universal satis faction, as a machine for family use. We have seen them work, and examined their work, and we ha'e never seen them surj.a.-.sed. It is utterly impossible to equal them by hand lie sells them at manufacture' rices. Call at his si. op, a few doors west of our office, and examine them at work. We would also remind the reader that Mr. Bellis has a fine stock of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Summer Goodp, which he will make to order at low prices. Z-T-S-elt3riujr humanity liu.is relief in the cool aud rt-frushiug iuiuriua of tho Ice Cream Saloons, and amoug all, that of our fricn 1 Dug Ule is th - place to procure those luxuries in tlirir lK-at iUliy. Hu ic s are fine and delightful in flavor his lemouadcs relrraliinf; his fruits superb Jir. I)iig la! also keeps a gieat variety, of Wal, Pap. r, Fancy Articles, Toys, and superior t'anoed Fruits, Nut, (Nttanps, Preserves, Pickles, ic., A c. The Palatial li.izaar is the place to fret al most any and everything. It is east "f the Huntington House. Sj-The City tove Store of Jr Lerevre, is the place to get his new style of Fruit cans, which ne i! no sol I deriug, aka vet are iierfectly airtight. He has them in any ! quantity, and iu a variety of styhs. Ilcaleo hasagreat variety of painted tin wiire sm h as Water C, oler Ac , uhich are very hanilsome and cheap. He puts up all kinds of ' uihl . jng tin work, guttering, spentinp. tin rot tinp, Ac , Ac. He , also keeps a general as 001 tluent of all kinds of Stove of -ths latest and most approved patterns,. Call a: the City Stove More, foracviiiiDg in that line. , Isaac Shire, Me chant I uilor. nnl Mana- i f.ictun-r of Ioa.ly-M.ide Clothing. v,f ulj remind his custom- 1 ers nud tho publ ic that he has on baud i ne of the finest assortments of Ch.t s, Cassimcres. Surniner (Jo. ,1s. a:i 1 iJentiemeu's t nrtiishing Coods, ever 1-efi.re t-ft. re,l in this market, : and that he is prepared ith thi- 1 est i f workno n to put up suits, ahiidi lor style end Unufy will pive iitisf;tctiin to the I most fastidious. His stock of Heady made Coining ia all ' Rotten np in the best style, and every artic le v. irran:, d to he j as represented. The public are invited to call and examine bis stock and pr ices l-ef'-re purchasing ! S W lEotiiioiVs i'rrniiuin XlirtlIiiyr .''larliiiio. ; Kj''inscn's improvemeul on Pitts' Separator : as patented by F. W. Robinson, August 31st, 18jS, is believed to be the best for saving grain of auy iu use. This i-nprove neat consists in! part of a perforated floor behind the canvas car-j rier, an.) directly uu-ier the straw chain, which i by being well shaken separates the grain from j the straw, and at the same time prevents the j straw from falling through oa the riddles. ! At the trial of Threshing Machines, at the Wayne County Fair, 1S53, iijbir.sou run one cf this kind, the wheat was divided sheaf about bv the ower between A Gitr & Co., and Uobinson, tbe Committee, who are practical men, and are of the most intelligent class of farmers, restricted I both machines to about one bnshel per minute, and the f -l owing ccrt Ccate will sVov the result ' of the trial: ' i Th.i undersigned members cf the Committee appointed to j'tJe threshing thaihn.es, ul t e. Ia".e County Fair, held at Hi.-im.oi.d, v mnc Co., : hid.. ISoS. aw-irdt-d the First I'rcmivm to F. ' W. R.ioinson, on aceouut of his maebioe haviior ! cleaned the best, and fhowed the least waste of tram We feel that tha above is jstly due to Mr. Uobinson. 'i he Co umittee were un lious ia the. award, and the spectators Stseaiei to award i Mr. li. the preoiium by acclamation. Jonathan ?-c.R''e, 1 Ceo G Hi.spjian, Com. Sa.vlel B Wiogiss. ) ; I feel thatjt is due to myself aud irit t.ds that I shoahl state some facts in reiation to the trial at the State Fair, i;i IS53. The wheat was uot i divided sheaf aboat as at our Coa ity Fair, and according to tbe report of the Committee as pub- j lished by A. Gaar, fc Co., the machine that was awarded the second premium saved 14 ponnd ; more grain than the machine that was avrartkd . the Jirst prirnium. besides sho!rg three titnes as ! much waste. Noi there aiast have been four-; teen or fifteen tpoucJs more whe tt ia oc.2 of the.' loads than the other, or else the first preniium ' mackine wasted 14 or 15 pounds more than the; 2ad. Now, in reiation to teas e iu tie chaff, llobii -s son's ntichlse .was worked without the che.u scrten. -d the sereei ir.gs were biawo out with ' the chaf afierwards, the e.'.-oenh.gs were save i ' ia the half bushel nets are The Gr iriaebise ' was run with tue cheat screen ia, and the screenias3 were saved, as is sapprsed, to be weighed' with the wheat, then on running the caatf tairo' the screenir.jjs were saved in the ceil b t, and . thus kept oat of the ha'f bjshe!. fcrnce the dif-1 lerence in casting. F. W.H0BIXS3X. There were very heavy tbneder stents tbr'ont Xew England on vVed-esdav last, accompanied, in many piaees by hail and high wuii. Cotsiderabie damage was done.

Daggett's Pat. Portable Hand Drill. A rew and improved Portable Hand !-'! ; ry useful article for Machinists. Mills, RaUroadV. Blackf!.i!b, Wajroo-Makers, OaFitlera, and all other Mechan cs, is now on exhibition by the j Azetit of the cateatee at the UiuitioCwO ilea;, ;

to which tbe r nblic are invited t3 an examination. ZSf-A. rare chance is offered to make mooey in the purchase of State and County Rights. 3 The Orerland Mail from San FraacUco Juce 27th, brings the news of an oatbreak i f the prisoners i.i the California Penitentiary. Fortytwo attempted to make the!r escape, eight of whom were k'nled, twelve re-captured a; d four wout.d-d. The to a of Tehasa has been bsreed. Ljss 6100 (HO. Siy-Shiirp raz rs and scirsr., at Sam. Reeii's utider the Post office. Ye who desire a ciiti shave uui your locks satisl'ietori'y trimmed, cail on him. TS- Pru ce-Poniatowali, the sole rert ser.tative of the royal fair.iV of ancient Poland, wLo has jj?t escaped from exile ii Siberia, on ac count of his attachment to Protestantism, has come to this country, intending to become a citizen. He is ieetcrug nt Portland and X-'Woury-port on Sileria and Russia but means to couie West to reside. ———<>——— Later from Pike's Peak. Leavenworth, July 7.—The Express from Denver City, with dates to the 13th ult. has arrived here with a heavy mail. The accounts continue flattering. The Ute Indians were troublesome. An expedition to chastise them was talked of. The miners were leaving in large numbers.— Some 3000 wagons are now on the return trip.— McCoy estimates that there are from 25,000 to 30,000 persons in and about the mines, most of whom are doing nothing, or working for their board. He says that the mines will not support more than five thousand people, and advises everybody to stay at home. One hundred and thirty six United States troops from Carlisle barracks, arrived here to-day en route for Santa Fe. St. Louis, July 7.—Mr McCoy who left Denver Ciy on the 24th ult. informs the St. Joseph West that there are only eight or ten claims yet discovered that pay, and those are on the Gregory lead. All the rest have been deserted. The reports of the richness of other claims are absolutely false. ———<>——— A younsr Frenchman who has often visited! ti e Amerieau Miwionaries .,n the Gaboon nver, j in Africa, infoin ed thi m of a recent excursion of; his up the river Nazareth, east ..f Cape Lopez ( He enetrated three hundred and fifty miies into; the country, and described it as bea U fa!, the population "dense, industrious find ingenious. He ; crossed paiiies sixty miles lung, covered with ,er- ! dure, abounding with wild rattle and other ani- i mals. The people ra se large quanti-ic of to-j bacco. at-d also cotton of a fine quality, which thev manufacture into c etli. Tub cener.tl neglect to "pay the printer,'' give ' rise to a great variety of truth, doi.e up iu every conceivable style. Here is the la.-t clipped fro;n a country exchange. , Tell me. ye een tie nymph ; Who ble lif.-'a h"!ir through; , Is there noHtcred -hriie Where pi inrer --t theirdtl ? j Olie n:arillll!U io-h her cheek sultused, I'itl ten t irrnee impart- ! A soft. resp'MiMVe fti;h u-plied, j " 'Tis found iu woiaau's heart!" j 'Tell me, ai -sr-lic host. Ve ntes.-nsers nt tove; Shall helpies.. printers here below Have let r lres- Hh"e? j The iijt-l l..uel replied "Te is kuowieiiiie (riven; I I,'Hljtinerfs on the 1'iintcr's laok Can n.ver enter lieavea!' j For the Palladium. j Mew. Kditors: Your 'yp make i mo uae the word 'shoe' and 'shoes:' some half d'zen times in tny article in last week's Palladium, on Plows, wheti the woid ?hare was written in tolerably fuir characters. 1 1 relieve H ere is a certain piece nhout. the Great i W estern Combination Plow called a shoe piece, lint it is a part if the land side, and is by no menus the two 'slug's' the typo make no pive to each plow in the room ot two 'abares.' Abd again the old Box .-hoe Picw 1 verily b l.eve was written liar Siiare Plow. The Plo-v is a nice thins in ull it ar-antrenient?, arid this 'Goody two phots' character which the typo makes me ive it, notwithb-tanding the ludicroi sners of the thing will not h' rt. A word as to that plowing match that was arranged to come oil sometime d irinr nest month. ; Is it to Le, or uot to be? Thii.'s tho question, j Ed's. Palladium. A law exists in Mas-saehn-etts, making it a hiyl ly penal offence to sell ieil estate which is subject to incumbrance, without disclosing to the purchaser the truth of the case in respect to such incumbrance. Would it not be well to have such a law in Indiana? S. Explanaiiu of the I'uzzle In Hie I'allatlltmi of June 16. The nephew was son to an absent brother of the five brothers mentioned in the puzzle. This nepbew had a sou who was a'so absent, thus pos sessin2r the three-fold title, of nephew, father and son; therefore this nephew and his five uncles amouutto the marvelous aud almost unaccountable number of five uncles, five brothers, one nephew, one father aud one so:, in the compaty of tix. WM. B FAGAX. Tha Fountain Lerlccr says the "cl intz bug" hns made its apnearai.ce in that region, and many far tiers are suBerin sever ly from its ravages, ijSf" Is yon saws man slca iua on the blink of (rigutful precipice, w , all vu not think hun a ut aubject f ir an insane asylutn ? Vet you, if sujerini vudor nejile-'ted cold, jr i n the verj of a precipice more fulnlul tr.au any oLcr iu tUv-oiatert i! w-irl J th.srave! I),, you not know that frota " tliyht roli ' spring ttroL' Li-is. I'nenm ir.it, Pulmonary Consumption a life of sti3eno sn I an amof certain cesth? It you tare a cold, try OK. FiOOFLANIVs CORf'I tli. acl you w.ll find certain reitef. Tbonfan Is io all pans of the country an t4-tify. and have testified to its it arvelious virine-". (Jive it a trisl. I repir.- l only by lir. C. M. Jackson, V. 5 r. h Stieet, Fbi'aielp-hia. and fi r sale by L ruggists thr ughrut the Uaioa- t rice T5 cell'?. luue 1?33. CS-4w Basket Meeting Tt,e Cniversaiist Church near . fineion. Wayne Oouiity. on the Srs: Sa tv in Ao.-n,:. two sermons; a Metudist sermaa ia tha forenoon, Universalis ia the afterar on. Ja'.j-St. ?59. THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. Cash, paid for Bacon, at G. W. BARN Es. 3-Jtf Ja!y St. I.nrii. 5000 iB3- Ei:r Fai;y Lard, for sale hT BI. W. BAEXES. JOSSTH W4TS03IW'lUll r. CSTIUL. & ESTELL'S pic ruRE roois, Sorth ViJe Tiin tre-et. Gilbert Block , RICIUTOXD, IXDIAXA. "W v t- Ute pnMie tfi we are prepared ta ! te ..t rt as i ti-n Wnr!tii prepard i e n-e vi.ptriwc, frotatatii ia9rrest-pe. or i a. tvvtype Picture. i.jaerr.ityj,e. Aa.)rr!4 aai HcUid-tyi-e P:c:ares w -is t.tea ri3ii li taem.-t ita preTrdstfie. WeUritetbs pirfie lo cail at oar room " '; aa.- a.tsr,. aJ ane K-IS. Sf. JQH;Nf P , ALLC pi.aisi astr, Finer Stencil Cutter & Pattern Maker. yCltOOi. ROOM i urn it urs ot every description aad k o the litest approeei sty!-, 'or neatness, ec. n ,niy, air shtrahility. aiana acrore-i tosrtrrn aho traUct. No. 5, ttd A B itidiag, ni ft oor. Kerch 13.

WHOLES a, X.K A5D RIIAII.

DHUGGIST, AND DEALER IX PLASTER, CEMENT. GLASS AND GLASSWARE. GLASS FRUIT JARS, ALL SIZES,! PURE LIQUORS, Perfumers, Fancy Goods, Tnisses, Supporters, Instruments, Artists' Materials, Fielding's and Thayer's Extracts, mcrrilPs Uesinoid and Alkloids, Dr. CJiurchill's Compound of the HyoplioBplintos. Botanic, Elect ic and Homeopathic PREPARATIONS, Black Leai aad Sand Crncibles, Brushes of all Kinds, CIGARS. TOBfCO AND SNUFFS. Alt the Old and New Patent MEDICINES OF THE ACE. ."55 yi a in St. cor. TIarion St., 22331121)2?-), IHD. JwlF U 183. 3? If

O. THOMAS M. D.

I 11 W T 1 Si tV 'I 1 111 1 t . 1 11 r r ISl CV u U" 1 l Xortk Side Maim Street, thtee Janrg east of Starr Hall, Richmond, Ind , Ii. n w cpnine a new aaJ care'ully lctr t it-k tf Druids VieJio ne. PaiBt. Oils. Pye-.ti, VarcUhe. Turpentine. Alrohul. Lrd Oil. Liaee4 Oil, Burning Hoi-t. White t.eJ. iaJnw GL. t'attv Patent. Varoish. and Whitewash Brwhea. Pfaerv aaJ Fancy Soaps Garden SetrA. Ken, Ink, Taper ar.d Envel. r. Liqaws.f thebet qualitte for MeJic4 and Me chick parpea UNL . fkr. I., uui other hoaee la town. X. B Theeiip.an1ins "f Byin' Presert ptioM all be trade an especial object. ao4 the patruaace ( t f ihe public in this.departaient it respeatfttily aolicit- j Man-h lth,lS39. I 'I lie Oliio Itiver I SALT COMPANY. MATFACTrKK anroaliy Barrels Commi n. Kine, Table an t Dairy Slt. Also Ci-arse A'.am aui Pckmjj Salt. Their lt is kept constantly ' on hand and for ? a'-c at the "OHIO RIVER SALT YARD." ylle Sirett, bittrun oil and &A, RICHMOND, IND. 25e Hlf. Dbls. J. P. Clark'a Detroit Rirer Wkite TUk lCn - " " Pirkeral. -25 " l.akc Shad. a - " Harrtmr. 10 " " Cat rih, 100 " - Fitzhaarh'a b!u brand White Fish, 58 Asortil brtnds do Just received and f r ?! bv J. II. WASSOX, Axrat, April I59. 2H sllC)EsTIIOES!! SHOES!!! j fnitK UDilcrsirie-l hi ep-nc.t on Prar) strert. ene I door mrlh Mr.u:u Stm.a rn!ial 'riuni cf lloota kii1 Miort, Dica. fr- purctaae ol trl haoUa. in W .iu. iiigtou . le!awarc, and r u.Jt' o g it material and t jr the cst vf woikmrn. Th stock was bt-ngta to f-r cash cd tbe dtifa it to sell them i: 11i manner. Please cjO aud exanaiue tor your:lrc. THOMAS SOOY. Richmond. Ind., Ja'y it, '" S-f : NOTICE, SB hrohy iren, thut ft viUton w-iil h preuteJ to lh ioar l ol County t iuiui:onrrs it xuU county t thctr next e$3iun . askinic tltut a certntn cvuiitj rJ. itr!trtg at Neil's Station, runuiiif Iheiire n rth-wcl ontil it lutrsct the ecti-n I'lie bteen tin Ian 1 of Jaco i'hriat ani J. Woo-1. ihiice 't and r.orth-sai un til it interstfct the old Natioul Uj1 at the ti line. vacated. J A MK SKKI-, fAM'L. WKIUND, JA.XltS sMKLsKH. 3- 3w July lii, 1.C-;. Singer's Sewing Machine. At fbc 7.erchant X.tilotiUff i:tbliUmnit of SAMUEL BKLLIS. TRICK UEDCCKD TO $SO, HO. ii d $12.5. INisEK'si MJ FAMILY SEWINO MVCUINB. tha price of w!iO-h is only 30, is a lihi and elaat ly'.leoorst-d Machine, capable of pertoruimti in the best style, all llie sewiiin of priTnte family JaiiiKcr's. rr:iiivTe Iiulllc .Tluchlne To he sot t at TS. is a M iehine enlireijr new In its arriniteuie.it.: it is rerf 'etitiful, msves raio.lly and very easily, and f-r family use and liht msniifa turin purposes, is the ery best aud cheapest Machine ever offered to the public Singer's Xo. 1 standard Shuttle Machine, Formerly sold at 9liS. but now reduced to S'10. Is known all over ttie world. Every sort of work can be done with it. Si user's ."No. 'i Standard Shuttle Hachiut. This is th- frorite Mfinu'xeturias; Msehlne everywhere Price. wiUl ta'fJe coiuplete. S Anyol lot Machines ma le ny I. M. SIN0KH & Co.. either plain or enclosed in Cabinet Case e:n t e pr-ewied ol the unrtersigne I, lor tho sau price they are sold for l.y the Manufacturer, iu New York and lull Instructions will be c'ven to i u chasers, tree of charge, by SAM'L BELLKS. M rchatit Tailor. No 39 Main St., Richmond, Ind. Aosn-r ma J. M. Mxora A Co Jolr -li, lis."'9. tf Vist-ri Toilfl Soap Jlanulactory. VO 140 West Third Street, between R-ice and Elm. J. 11. KKSSKXHER V CO., Manufacturers and Deal ers. Wholesale and Ketaif, of Fesaender's celebrated PUMICE STONE SOAP. Alio, Brown Winior. U'ney, B-iioni, Palm. Opera anil other Tu-ilet Soaps. (Mir Famice Mane Sap it unequalled r-r rcuativing writiiif? ut lriijtr ink, pitch, varnish, paint aotf stains tr'ii tho I arjiU, without tho use of oils. aUnhl or acila- Hi i ute pure id quality and blended with finely puU-erixod puoiics tne, it fi ike maic io removing tje dirt frua the pure ot the aktn. leaving it loll and c'eir. It wnhes hi s ' isfactorilr in bard water ai iu a it. and for th taihi ug room eounttng houe aud shop, is an in :tsp-rOJihl'- nrtta c W thoie wtabing a good soap t a m Aic price. XT K. m.mue , 14 West Third Street, Cincinnati. July 21, i-ai.. 3: 3m. IS hereby given to John M. Brown and all others Interested that the County Surveyor of Wayne Coanty. will proceed on Monday. Autrust I5tti, at lOo'cioca, A. M.. to survey tlte lands of Kdward . T as ia the north east quarter ot section IT. town 14, range I west, and establish eorners arund the line. All parties interested are invited to be present as thetu'vey will be made on sld R C SHTTE, C. 8. W. C. Ver request of E. V. TKS. Richmond. Ja y sf.i, 1&.VJ t .l 33 3 e . Flouring Mill for Sale. fpilE FORTTILLK MILL PUOPKKTT, twenty mtfea J I rota Ii'iii.a-'oHs. on th- tiellroutane Kail road, hailt in If'-", at a cost of . $ Ifi.f'W ; tour atorie and attic; four run ot 8 to utj; gaoJ place for custom wrtrk. Ei)fht cords of wood to UtJ bar re b of Fa r. Wood, 91 per cordHour and Grain loaded and unloaded directly from Kailroad to Miii. Engines and Machinery Aril cltM. Tbe Fiour tna ie from this Mill ia of t be, first quAltty. Tt mr rnuitdihg-ccui.iry is one of tbe fiuest for Wheat in the West. V jr This 1:I1 will be H low. and on good trms, and offer a rare cltauce for a urchaser to obtain Mill Property, tnqutre of Mc KERN AN PIERCE. Real Estate Agents. Indianapolis, Ind. July 21, 3af Soust3 to Kent. a T.OCT 1i miles north of Richmond, near Iav:1 Hoover's. Two Rooms, food Cellar and a Spring of excellent water convenient. Aj p'v to the OD'iers-.gued at bis Cutlery Establishment, sear the premises. IiENRY HUSTER. Ji.'.y 21.18,53. 34 Sw Take oticc! Sergeant's Spring Bed Bottom, OK an entirely new principle. It it almpla. tight, . durable, porta' 1 luxuriously easy and comfortable, and a convenient ted For the Sick or Invalid,

All persot-s In want of Speiof Bed Bottoms will pleaae ca'l an l examine tor th-mseives We. the txodersifned. .re the only masafactarera and sole proprietors o! th:s cslet-rated - 'n Richmond. Indiana, having purchased the right of the fate I. tee It sells at THE LOW PRICE t t ire D.llara, and, can he pat oa Any Kind of a Bedstead, w or Old. ia shert tsoe. We also keeji all kinds of i un.y IT VIZ E, och as UEADSTEAD3. DRESSING and PLAIN B UREA VS. and VA SJISTA XDS. all kinds of ratklea, ftejfaa. lutein era, tmrtaas;, Cavttej atasl 1asd Seat C ktssi ra. Itsckera, day. All Kinds of Tlattraaae., Ac. tr Wars Boom No- 4 Mala street. Riehsaond, lad. " rltl. 4k BRO. a'y li. 15. frf - " .

' Sheriff's sale. rY virrmeof aandrr Exi-atjiM9aaJ fre to nae di-

e"ataMieIe.ttheCirtH.tt.edrii.htowa "ceLwrT.il-. W..yae tt. ladiaaa. no tho 13y d .y -tf lurni.l.Mltwi ta? aur vl nciiic, a. . a 1 r,.nr i Kstarc, sitxatisl m V ayoe conaty. la iuai, io-ru. a certain hatl t.-t or parcel efgroanJ. knoa by being the t.a:-h half of Itft three (1) ia tht part of oity Ui4uo-l laij n by Janatbin M.wri. reordvd on tite plat of hi aljitiao t the of said eiiy, eatd U ( di-U4 by and araat U . tkra$a the middle of the diiioa rll of the R. tck Uocie siiaatcd on the oeater of atid M. T be soU aj the nperty of Klipbalct Staoley, to tif said Jt erwe a fr of Jonathan llatua. aJ suadry esecatimi ia iaor of Alb-rt t'ay. K'a. Grisxull, n al aat othera. J. 'S. STIDH AM.Sh'tr. W. C. Ja y IS, 159. - $3t 31 Sir Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Paints, Oils, Brushes. Can be liaJ Cheap at WHOLESALE snd RETAIL, at the PAINT and GLASS Etablishnieut of vtruiitx wb. oT .tlaia t., Ilir biuanal. ; July 14, 1?9. Sltf u UTTEU1NO ' V I.LU Y S AN I CONDUCTORS, Put np Cheap, by 1VKI & JOX, 5i 'Main.ttree 1 WMIJf S , iBuildeis Look to your Interests. I Gutta Pcrclia lioofin. fAM now prepared to cover haildlnsra with a preraration composed prineipaily of ilutla 1'e'cha whlelt la both fire and water proof. and is warranted not to melt or eraek with the heat or cold and is so elastlo aa to stand the contraction and expansion of the ditferem seasons This pr-Tar.'tiott . pr--ioanced Ny Js'lrei to bs the nest extant for this purpose. 1 have done work for and rater P. II illoway, W. I.vn.Ie. " C. 11- netinii, Vlummer Kelly, IV. I'lummer, K. M Cook, j William Parry, A. M. Miller. The atteotioo of Builders and Contractors is invited ts the f ct th-t this preparation will prove as seivlcahlaaa Tin or Shinnies o - Woia itamotliately attande t to r aopiication to JOHN VKAH3LKT, City II del. ttichuioad. Ju'y 14. 15'J. 3ltf FURNITURE WARER00M.. THOMAS HI A SO, t I AVIMi refitted his 8tora Room, and extended hi facililies lor uianulacturing Cabinet " FURNITURE, is now prepared to snprily tha poblio with n per lor arttules in his line. He will maka Bureaus, Tables, lled- . we a.ls, Wardrobes, Sofas, Chairs of all hinds, and ia fact everything in the shape of Furniture. Ha will also kos-p for sale a. general assortment of Cincinnati made work . , PR OMP T PA l'JtEXTS. Selling his work at prieea in direct competition with m an ti lac tare rs of similar work in inr-innati, ha has adopted the CASH system of payment and for the CAM! will sell as low as any house in Cincinnati, 'bus ranking it to the tnntaal interest of all parties to pay tho caU on delivery of tho work. GOOD CABINET WORKMEN WANTED Two (rood workmen wanted Immediately, to whom constant employment, good wage and prompt pay. ment will be madeJPf" i'urnituro delivered in any part of th. city free of c-barse x i July 14, IS69. 81tf Glass Fruit Bottles Of various sixes, . Of different Ptyle, At different prices. ' Stone-ware Fruit Jars, ' Half Oallon i-'ze, ' For sale Cheap. FRUIT JARS Of a good pattern a any In the market, and nack cheaper tliao tha maj'irlty of styles. Fr :ale al the firmc Stort of 1'I.UMMER 4; KKI.LV. July 14.1?r9. 31 ' fruit Jars, (if various aises. j Fruit .Iar, Of various style. Fruit Jar. T : i At different prlcel Fruit Jam, Of Glass. Fruit .far, Of Stone-ware. Fruit .lars, Of as good pattern as any in the market, and rasteR cb.e4'r than the majority, for sale b , I'LCMMtR KELLY. July 14, 1CS9. 31 1 , '-Veekly Ax copy 6t. F. N. R0SENSTEEL, )TJSE , SIGrlM" ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, (srainrr and Calazier, Ti. 6T, Main Street. "Broal Axe" Baildiug, Riehmsnsl. Indiana KT" A'l work warranted July 14, 1". aitr , I DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 'IIIE co partnership herofore existing betwewaj the S under! rnd in the Pain tins; hnsin-s. nt heeo diaeolv.d by aiotasl consent, and the book and aeeonirte wff tbe firm have been placed In the hands ef C. R William for settlement Persons Indebted to tee firm are reqeested tt make settlement. Is tia-mea will be eoatiaaed at the old stand by V. X. KssttuAl. . Iil AC ITtll F. H. K'tsKNsyr gl. , July 12,155. 3l-3w j .v Webster's Dictionary, T TJna'briagerl. 1 ONE VOI.I JIE OF 11 HO PAUCf. Containing 1-500 Pictorial Vlustrationt, i ' i lliae t Ten Thousand "tew Word, and Meaning; a wal. aWeTAhLE UrSVNOXTwS.pes.ssre I with grea ears ay PROF. GOODRICH. ' TaVl riving tbe pesnaiieiatioa ef the aaas.s of eight i tn'msaaw 4istingwishw p-r.oas of snodera times; a ouliar uset word, aw term I ' Um thtik; tatil. s( Iau, French, -paona aad It.liaa pbriaess. idioms, proverb, are rendered ioto Snglish; abbreviation, arbitrary sign. Ac., togetsier with all the matter of prerioas editions. Jast Keceived by W. R. f MtTH. JaJy4,lS. it Am I I Adv . copy 4 timescn Carpet Kooin. CLAM C0TT naaexfaded hi .'Store hack that It I maw a&esxt It Set dwev. Taa a 1 ttt.oo is apt. good style, exclos'v.ly for Carpet. Oil Cloths, Vel aa Cotton Cortaias, Damask Window Screens asid Shade. Cartain Fixrares. at . eke. Iloaeekeeps-n will do welt (call aad msM hia stock, a. a. ia .elite g ... gs-eda lower taan ever betor offered i. thi market. , . Jaly 14. Ifk. . lit

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