Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 41, 22 September 1859 — Page 2
"
(LUC
ft s
EDITED -OI , PrBLISHED BY
D. P. Holloway, &. J3. "OT. DariB. i 1
vThurday Honing, Sep. 22nd, 1859.
epublioUt
MEETING!
gtand was arranged wilh good taste, and hia spe cianens were rare and beaatifal, and it was a wise precaution ia the conisaitue to pla:e upoa his table the wa ruins words, -Hand OX' We felt
I o - . j month. Hig pears arere perfect specimens and
il RALLY FOR
There will be held in RICHMOND, THURSDAY OCT. 6Ur, 59, A grand rally of the friends of freedom in
the territories and opponents to the extension of Slavery the friends of retrenchment and reform in the national administration, and the opponents of the reckless and extravagant expenditures by the party in power the .friends of "homes for the homeless" and opponents of "niggers for the niggerless" friends of our common country and its prosjerity, and opponents to the suicidal policy Vs indicated Vy those who now control the affairs of the country.
AaortlcaltBral ExMMion. The Richmond Horticultural Society held iU first annual Fall Exhibition on Thursday and Fri 1a Af fact w n. W- lr .van an nr nf Si T1 Tf1-
than tbe Spring Fair. We have visited itchlnr from oar fingers end to oar
similar exhibitions in Cincinnati, but with one ex
ception we have never
appk r garden products
arranged, and were most perfect specimens
their kind, and embraced at least one hncdred va rietiea. Bat few of our citizens believed that such fruits were to be found in our county. We hope that the efforts of the Society will be seconded by
tiirjl
ico,
ann,
Si
seen a better display of W . That is as much ""yJ-ZJ n3. Tie fro was -well to Us - Hiafiowers re perrJjx ost perfect specimens of ranged, He is a valaable member of the boo- J
all oar citizens, and that each successive exhibition shall be better than the last. The first floor of the Hall of Engine Company No. 3, was occupied by tie frnits. The First Premium for the best fire varieties of Wikteb, Apfi.es, was awarded to John Mills, and the second to Walter Stevens. Messrs. D.
csety." Lkwi3 Jonis Car friend, Lewis Jones contributed, as be always does, to the fruit department ITe made by far the largest and fffiest display of apples, and it is cot too much to Eay that without his assistance the exhibition would cot have been what it was. He devotes much of his time to the cn!t:vaticn of fruits, and most saeeers(u'.iy. Cat fev, if any one has contributed more to the iaprove Tier.t of the fruit of this country than Mr Jones. Ile is ia this re.-pect a public
Proa A met-lean. Sprang & Beanett, hare sold i u. j rr. iiP..j
rs. Evans (jraLifcer, of Leb-
hio, for the sum of
ers have lost the
Uhorse, whose colts
of the Ring, and
on wherever ex"
o c ty farmers m ay
advantages to be
a count
iar stftci
. Uprir
Eailsback, Isaac Votaw, Lewis Jones, R. T. Read ! benefactor.
in ; mum
VVH II Alia
and J. W. Thompson were exhibitors, and had fine specimens. Lewis Jones received the Erst premium for the three best varieties of Arrcx." Apples, and John Mills the second. D. Kailsback, Walter Stevens, It. T. Eeed, J. W. Thompson and Isaac Votaw were exhibitors. Sweet Apples J W Thompson received the first premium for the three best varieties of Sweet Apples; Walter Stevens, and John Mills were "competitors. "? i Best Collection of Apples Rowland T Reed
received ihe first premium in this class, and Wal-
Jchx J Conlkt, was by far the largest exhib
itor of Flowers. Ilis gardens and greenhouse, are admired by all who visit them, and the Society owes much of its success to h;3 enterprise and taste. Do has paid much attention to the culti
vation of seedlings, both in fruits and flowers.
His nurseries are well stocked with almost every variety of fruit and ornamental trees. Messrs. Railsback & IIctton had some fine fruits from therK, orchard, and by their attention 'contributed rnuja to the succeed of the fa They have a large and fioe nnrsery adjoicicg this
tbe declaration" ot Rath: -Whi'her thou goest, I '
pure-blooded stock wiH gOt" etc, was not oore positive; the assurance j
American. TVayne t f unbounded love of J onathan to David was n it ; of "Warren- and we more itecse, than was tbe declaration made and I
at our Ktock.r "so ,ihe assurance given by cor teighbor of the Jef-! nominated by a popular vote of the party, after
i . . I fersonian. at that car of his devotion and hia ar- a fiir. thorough and even aa excited canvass. A
r TT nra v in l , . , s ' J
1 perfect horse
... t
ice raia, snows me i,; .,.u;. , .
men ne is ueia bv d;,i tip ?ir.s
, . , r . i. . l. - i .1. i i 3 i v M .UAtAKk .- '
jumudiwt reai , tea ior nei::noor tiitier. dream ttiat he would b tne nartv. We would nave laoorea as zsaioosiy : . . wii imnm wnra. w
as an improver of i so recreant to his plighted troth his solemn vows
ble. - By having him
I
Has been invited and is expected to be present. Hon. H. S. Lane, lias assured us in person that he will be pres
ent aifr address the meeting 'if above ground.'
Hon. G. B. Smith, also assures us that fie will be in attendance, "With CORWIX, LANE and SMITH, we offer the people "a feast of reason and a flow of soul" of talent, patriotism, and eloquence, that will be opprcciated and admired by all who may attend. If the weather should prove favorable, the meeting will be held in a grove near the depotif unfavorable in the Starr Hall. CArrangements for half-fare has been made with the Central Road, and will be on other lines of Railroads. CSpeaking will commence at half past 10 o'clk., A. M. J5 We invite the world and "the iestof mankind" to attend. JBTWe hope to announce in our next
paper that Mr. Coawiir, will jwsitirely be i best general display of flowers.
here. The others named will be. "life and ! FLOWERS: Amateur List Mrs
health permitting."
city, and are prepared to supply the demand with
ter Stevens tbe second premium. D Railsback, j tne cucicesi varieties 01 iruu trees. Lewis Jones, John Mills and J W Thompson j John Lynch, is one of our successful hcrtkulwere competitors. j turalists, and is the worthy Secretary of the So-Wii-TP Pears Beniamin Strattan received 'Ciety. His display of vegetables was very Sne,
the first premium in this class, and was the only j nd his melons unsurpassed in thi? or any other j .,ViK;tr i country. He had on exhibition an "Apple-pie 3
Actoin Tears 13 Strattan was awarded the j Melon," which is not only rare, but a curiosity. first premium, and Isaac Votaw the second in ; He procured tbe seed from California, where, we th:s class. learn from him, it is in common use for bakinir Peaches B Strattan received the first, and 'purposes. It has the shape of a Ion waterJoaenh Ilahn the second nreniiuni. I meI". but 1 he riud or skin httd the "moothness and
Grafks B Strattan received the first premi- apparatce of a gourd. We jTa. ii'Ar.uii,.In,l r, trattn i anvti-inff like it before. It is
exhibited Black Hamburg, Isabella, Catawba, ! kv a.,d in California is kept en indefinite length Sweetwater, end several others. John Finley, J ' of time, in any dry place where it will not fiecztf. A Mendeuhall and Walter Stevens, exhibited su- ! We have since tosted a pie made from the o.e
on exhibition, and after making ail due allonaiice
oeenb
hai distanced all
hT-ed; and our Wa
wfl exult ingainW
dived from kavi
toreed from fcs cobty's loss, is t
veturo the asse
capot soon re
thipoints of a g
hrpossesses
hi!i appreciatio
god judges; b wrth his re,
sfcck, that is
a one of the
luion-wide rerl1" wa3 conferred on our
"Sunty by firstlums conferred on him over the HigLl3' Halcorns, American
Bji, massing- . witn whom he was
was in cattle, when the
d it wilf now5 be
'sence of Proud Ameri-
our farmers will resrret
hemselves of his services.
to say in favor of this
ust will it be considered
, for us to affirm that the ne, so far as horse-flesh is
parted to Old Warren!
ed that Messrs. Evans &
"Corrupt Imaginations.'" A short time prior to his election to tbe Legislatare of this State, as a member of the Lower House, (Aagast 6, 1S49.) our neighbor of the Jeflersonian, Mr Elder, was interrogated by tie "Abolitionists" of that day, as t his sent iments regarding the platform on which they had taken their stan His answers wet brief and so much to the point, thit the "old Liberty Guard," with
out any hesitancy, took him to thiir warm e:n j
braces as a brother in full communion. Indeed,
We kam that the friends of Mr. Schlater, ia and around this city, are reporting that Mr. Meredith has threatened to driolij this towa in case he does not receive alargs tk at this poll. These falsehoods are designed to excite a local prejudice, and are thrown out broadcast Ja the hope they wiil take hold of some simple hearted createrea and inflienrs tbecn ia their vote. The febriea'.idJ is too slaJB t have much iofljeoee, and we have referred to them for the purpose of giving the other sida of the question rather than to eitnply refate t';e charga. The success cf the Republican ticket, without regard to tbe personal claims of the candidates
should be the object of all Republicans. It
lsers c J c j ( fersonian, at that cay of his devotion and his ar- j a fiir, thor dent attachment to the principles profes ci and) large majc 1 e i promulgated by the "Abolitionists" who elected ticipated i
lcw Arrangement. .Tofc.. kntW.nK i- SCOTT, th. mm u
w"oZkM. SCOTT 3c BRO.
OICBEWPH.
isrow Opening
;cLem. scDTr
!0Tr BS9., It J rmhl. Stock of 0Ji tre from MJ wkich will t ! V ITk I tor Ux Tr libl pmtr ti l
4 rrr larm a4 4airM
r a th K.ila utucs.
a ik uw nan. a ' . " r hia tamanK tar Iks & t Vr. W trO
b tll. th preDl asa I
oulitr afrMji t4 f pric ar law aa.4 rtrta.
jQ ta offer tolo se tk will . ... i.v Mjki resular.
Uic.bc :tf kana
CASH BASIS
Lit-
v kav mrkJ oar fooit p-UH witb ' .v... ..... r i.il. tha CM "
i arcwilluu: to ccoa.wat nraapt Pljtf mttrr
majority of the members of the party Par- 4 TrL-i.ci- vw
in that election. The candidates were i Ptu. at much rJa-.i price, a - av y-,,,
. . .... : uoi rwiini ior iumi. vnntiMV "'uak-.
aa good uaea, and tas uanunatioa oi e.taer one oi , thu eirtm u xtr, tvu, tatrinffmrr tSTjg
of fealty to their platform, as to threw contempt
"ar-
itii torse
can: very
they did n
'T is not HORSE,
a windy p
f
concerne
Vie ar. Gallalier,
of "Old Wayne." an ! on liei' memories by alleging that the idea of his
ever having expressed himself fatorabU to the doctrines they then advocated, existed only in the corrupt imaginations of these who make such statements! Yet snch is the fact. Xo doubt, neighbor Elder often wishes that mcslin instead of paper, and ssvaaip mad instead of "guda black ink" had been used in recording his past position; acd subscribers had been obliged to wesh out the old batch of news, etc, and return the material, all ironed up smooth for another lot; but such, unfortunately for him, is not the case; and, accordingly, we find in the " Free Soil Sentinel," published by Rawson Vaile. at Centreville, ever the signature of James Eldkr, the following pledges: To vote "instructions to oar Senators in Con
gress, to opoose the organization of anv ttrrito-
sent owners of Proud Amer- ria! government which does not conUiu the priaIV a T. ! . ' - -
uur i ne ouniy r air, , eiples of the Wiimot proviso to vote against the
wBt4 i tlul Ciljr. Brwaets. Tapcstfjr. tavrmia. S ply.
iKgrtta, Mir an4 I . Flour Oil Clot hi alt i
for any on? of them, as we shalt now for the sac- ; i., petmia. it ki inuuii ti wion. Coioa at ctcessfal ones. 1 ais u a contest for the supremacy : m Uw Wa. i., outii.. &o. of party and party principles, and every friend of .S,W 7e.""1
freedom should support the tickt.
Ran. Lnokinc
Oural bb4 nit, I'attralla and Cvm Bar
.... ... ... . - , - . i vmw wi wmv. wvti, Mil vp I
Hit wu&t evtaence is mere tnat air. .nereuun th iHt, t--t nj ch i t- apat t Kidaa4. has ever felt or expressed aa nnfrieadly feeling for CU1 "4 r"" " a w. for oar towa or its lateresU? Ia no part of tne ! p. g. Atl f nTi'tTi proJc uka ia m county has he had warmer frieods, nor is there ..t-- , BBA
! any man who has been a better friend to onr towa. t aji..ta, tssa, T Vf Aa ."member of the Legislatore, he uniformly vo- : '.--'...n a J1. L!"
ted aud sustained oar local measures, in secar- ear nt or n w n
4m
oca ltrr tua anMtl.
have never teen , said that it will '
nenor sriecirnens.
Tt.spitirBBrnr S S Uovd received the first for the skill of Mrs. Lynch in making pastry, and j
premium in this class. " that is Diuc!l. we ,nuit 0a permitted to say thatj otie
vi nvHVite . TnA.a,n . . T ... Tln.T! never tasted a better iie. K t.U axpeet
Conley reeeived the first premium for the best j "f Lyoth shail be realized in the taising display of Hosts. and keeping of this melon, he will have ccntribuDahlias J J Conley the first premium and J j ted much t0 the horticultural interests of our A Mendenhall the second, on the best display of j State acd ccuntry, by the introduction of tins
melon. Mr. ijvncu win aonotiess nave ie seen
ican. i
comment"1 1 tu ot Dext month, and f admission of any Slave state to use their vote ; his nvn('en3 anc admirers can have ' ar,d influence to relieve t'onaress of all responsi- i one norJce of gazin? on his fair pro- : for tbe existence a;i coiilinuacee of slave- j
ortics?e we cannot regard him as ono d iistitntions" of "Old Wayne," yet lit I will Le none the less appreciated, af fro.tn a county that uroduced
ine charters for our turnpike roads, he labored . . zealously to incorporate in theia such provisions 25 Per Cent. Under Wholesale
as our people desired. In getting up the Central
Railway, he was active and invested hia money liberally ia its stock. Without him, and his en
terprising co-laborejs, we would have had difficul
tv in makicg the road. It wai on the motion o
Mr Meredith that the Fairs were permanently lo- ibvoio f umMtaconaUu oi I'.i.ibm. CMtnnrs lfri. . , . bom, Kich rif 4 fRioi, do., Tmiluii Otiu Um4i, Uw,
AniGll K EJIT STOCK OF DRESS Silks, jmm and Kajuare iikiwli, DUST E a CLOAKS, A., Ao. W would Mr t oar caitoraeri come n4 xatniti oar Drt.
et nJ compar th qualitT of Iheio goa l with aay Ib Ui
Prices.
The New York Cash Store,
j AVINO parohaset a larft lot of DraM Oaodi of f ' hni dcclisliig laaln, w hT Burkd th
ui, m . . wwtiv-i .a . u w uvm,i, priosa. Tata
cate J in our city. Tnere is ns ma ia the county
who has feit a deep r interest in all oar enterprises than has Mr. Meredith, because they were the interest of Wayne County. No truthful man wilj
for one moment believe the reports referred to a- eity. aoa if ihT ar aoi s pr e.m chaapar, buj fMU
XEW YORK CAS IT STORE.
bove, and they arc only gotten up tor electioneer
ing purposes. They are the commencement cf a
strortrer game, for before the day
of election
ry wherever it constitutional power extends to vot'f fur tlie in. ir.etl'ute abolition f f the slave trad-.1
in the District f Columbia. Ho further pledged i comes round, all manner of false reports will be .... , t
himself to vote for the repeal "of the bond and Tat n circulation, ana we warn our ipuu.n.u
fist waj:on toys" in tbe world, , , , . - r - . - .
xcelknt specimens fe- Ia .action to these public rlct-k-es, this I or expressed a feeling inimical to the interest
of on?as well as horses and cattle. ! same pure "Abolitionist," James Elder, was gen-! of our town.
Sept. 2J. 1959.
11. JACKSOST.
41
friends to believe none of them, and not for one moment believe that Mr. Meredith has ever felt
Dahlas. Atkkbesas For the best display John J Conley the first premium. Lantainas J J Cocley received the first premium for the best display. BoquKT J J Conley first premium. 1'hi.ox J J Conley first premium. Seedling Dahlias J J Conley first premium.
J J Conley received the first premium for the
A POI.OOT. Wre owe our friend C. I. Huff an I V apology for an error which appeared in our paper j laat m-rAir " ..A. corresDomJeut wrftimr from Canl .
ireville, said the Recorder and "r-Treasnrer I OIjd premium.
Charles
W Sanburn received the first premicm for the best display of Roses. Fccuias E V Itaslt first premium. Vebbbwas First premium to E F Bnsh.
Boqcn O Strattan first, aod K h Buah sec-
were electioneering ngainBt the Republican com-! icee for Clerk. Oar compositor left out the pre. fx "ex,' leaving the reader to infer that Mr. Huff j
is against tne nominee, wnicn is not mo lact. jur correspondent referred to Mr. Lynde, and not to Mr. Itaff. An unfortunate personal feeling was excited in the canvass for the nomination of Clerk, between Mr. Lyude and his successful competitor, and the course of the former is to be attributable alone to this personal feeling, and we are convinced that some of the friends of Mr. Schlater have endeavored to widen this breach, and use it for their own benefit. They will adopt any means to sow discord in the Republican ranks. Tbe political influence of the Clerk's office is too important to be surrendered without a struggle. It is due to truth and to Mr. Lynde to say that we do not believe he is osing any influence agairst the Republican ticket, and what was said against Mr. Meredith was under a feeling excited bysmisrepresentations. There has been no cause
to suppose that for one moment Mr. Lynde would OHnot vote .for all the ticket, except the candidate
for Clerk, and his opposition was, so far as one particular is concerned, we ksow, the result of misrepresentations made to him. We mako this statement without the knowledge of Mr. Lynde, and let his coarse be what it may, it will be one which he thinks right and proper. It has also been said that Mr. Beitzol would not vote for Mr. Meredith. We shall not believa it, for we believe ho is too good a Republican to refuse his vote to the party with which he has been so long identified.
iMr. Schlater and his friends are urging his election on the ground of his superior qualifications to perform the duties of the office of Clerk, ncd almost intimato that there is no cue as well qualified as he is. We shall not dispute his ability as Deputy Clerk; but we will remind tbe reader that many of us thought that when our friend Laz. Noble left the Clerk's office, that his equal would never be found. Mr. Scott, without any very peculiar fitness over many other men, has made as good a Clerk as Mr. Xoble, and the inference may be fairly drawn, that there are hundreds of other men in this county who would make as good an officer as either of them. Mr. Meredith, as United States Marshal, performed duties far more intricate and extensive than those of County Clerk. The Clerk ia the Treasury De
partment at Washington city, who had charge of
the duty of settling with the Marshals, informed us that no Marshal in any of the States, presented bis account in better form or more accurately
made oat than did Mr. Meredith. Hundreds of
thousands of dollars passed through his hands, and no man has ever heard one word of complaint as to the manner ia which he had performed the
duties of that highly responsible office. The charge of incompetency is but another electioneering story, and has do foundation. . Watch th Poll. We are assured by those who profess to know, that arrangements are now being made to import voters in this county at the next election. Some of tbe Democracy of Rush
coonty say that they owe "Old Wayne" some, and I
that they will pay the debt on the second Tuesday in October next. It is also said that a number oFjoang men are to be brought into Boston township and be voted there and this city. We ask ihe Republicans to be oa their guard. Ssemm or State.- The Sheriff of Franklin county, in issuing a proclamation for the next election, includes among the officers to be elected, a Secretary of State.
Tuba Rose E F Bu.h, first premium. Dahlias B Strattan, display of seedling dahlias, first premium. VEGETABLES : Ikisii Fotatoes John FiLley the first and Walter Stevens the second premium. Walter Stevens exhibited some fine White Sprouts which were recommended by the committee for early cultivation. Sweet Fotatoks Taylor & Fryar the first and second premium for the best. Cabbaob J J Conley the first and E Stanley the eecond premium. AVater Melons John Lynch the first and Joseph Davis the second premium. Nutmegs Taylor & Fryar the first and W II Jones the second. B. Strattan exhibited a Cassabar which was much admired. Seven Year Pumpkins Eliza Negis the first and W II Jones the second premium. Field Fcmpeixs Taylor & Fryar the first premium. Turnips Taylor Fryar the first premium. Tomatoes D L Downing first premium. Mango Feppkrs J J Conley first premium. Beets D L Downing the first premium; W II Jones exhibited some beets for early cultivation which are highly recommended by the awarding committee. Bbass W II Jones the first premium for the best display, and John Reed the second premiumSquashes W II Jores, first premium. I L Downing exhibited some very fine ones. Taylor and Fryar had ci?e varieties. Brocoli John Reed, best. Celery B Strattan the first premium. Kout, Rabi li Slrattan. " I'.kst Display Taylor & Fryar first, and W II Jones second premium. Messrs Taylor & Fsyar exhibited Iri.-h Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes. Cabbage, Water Melons.
1 erallv understood at tlit tini". to have r!edied
lr por vpocRiTE-Why did l r. j hJm ;e.f jsyiratfly to leading anti-slavery inen," to
t, thano Brewery"? Was it not to settle j vo1e for tbe unconditional lepeul of all the laws
for Bale next spring, and we advise every one who ' has ten feet of ground for cultivation to try it j next year. j Jou.v Reed, had some fine vegetables on ex- ; hibition aud thoroughly uadeistands his business, i that cf a gardener. j John Mills, had some superior fruit on the;
table. His varieties seemed to be of the choicest kinds not so large in number but very good. E. Y.Tkas, we regret was detained from the
Fair by ill health, but he had several articles on
on oldluger beer account to avoid his being
pu'ili11 in lue papers? Weie above in the last True Republican over tnture of 1. Rensczh, who professes to" Twister of the Gospel, and to teach "rglits. temperance acd the judgment to coxti is a free country, the pruts is free, JreSret fo E'ay that with some people ir'nVfre or lets free end freely tsed. or three weeks ago, Mr. McCoy, as a fr;armed us that he Lad learned that
known as the "bluck laws of It.diar.a."
Thanks-Giving. Our thar.ks arc due our friend E. Stanly, for specimen of corn of the 'prolific variety.
&9 The School Esaaiiners of Wayne County, will meet in No. 9 o f ti e Public School House
Bui: ding, on Saturday, 2ith inst, at half past 9, j
a.m. I eacners wistnng ceruueaies, are rs-queaieu to present themselves for examination.
WILL Hi: OPEJI oa orakanl the 23ra i'M yr.1 t'r-acli 4 I hinU, at lS We will warrant IlieM g oU god il aaa quality aa aojrthiog la iha city at j(5 eta. 41 SEW TOBK CASH T0ZU. T- VtltttOIOEKIK.!. OnOi way the larreat Mack 'i Collar, fleevr f (it aad Jtcoaett sett, Vlow.aeiaga and KdgictraeTer l-ronubt to Richmond, aadjat price that will detjr all cotniiitioa. New York Cah Star. 41 H. JACKSON.
rtn
.STEPHEN SCOTTOX is selling ci.kr. Wratherhoardins at SI 30 per lO" feet, delivered. TAt. ..a . Kin r-.t !... alit.ii th other v&rda. Tlh
two stalks: four cars on one and three on the! street, Nona of Main. tf
other. One of the stalks was 13 ft. 9 hi. high, j We thank him also for one of his mammoth ' cabbages. Friends Taylor & Fryar, filled ' our baskets with a variety of all kinds of;
I'T llI"Cr.lVT:i a lot of ALL WOOL Plaid Ma.
oca, uiual prioa 00 eeuta, marked u, a bargain.
41 NEW YORK CA8H STORl.
DOTtl'MTIC fiOODI, Print. MueliB. Sheetla, : Linen Toweltn?. Napkina, Tlannela, Blaukau, ' Clothe, Satinett, OaiJi inert, Jean, Ao., ., Juat marr
ed at tne 1 1
NEW YORK CASH STORE. R. JAKS0M;
THE HAI.SMIC C0ROI4I., romhininf a it doe th ht alin pro. ernes of the Balaam with the Inrieoratim properties of the Cordial. place thi remedy in a rank far atiore thoce uiually prescri ed or adverti-ed for Cold. oui:h. t'onstnnption. Stc. A trial will convince th moat
vegetables they had on exhibition at the Ilor
li-iilin;il Pair: swift .mil Irish notatops.
somf had threatened to charge us in the ' turnips, melons, contelopes, corn, &c; ni-v i
exhibition, and hi s superior pieplant attracted h;!? -paper with having an account for ale ; their shadows never grow lessl-Friend Jones, i
nsive'v enajed in the nnrs- i avVv ""TriS. -'supposed it was a hoax, and ; the man who is alwavs first in market with ;
d we understand expects to i Ian--? ...at "we guessed not." Mc as- earliest Spriufr vegetables, will al
J
attention. He isyxte ry business bniiut.-s an
visit t ranee tne present fcason, for ihe purpose; s-r'-
of importing the finest fruits of that country, and r
to more Iboronghly inform hin self in the profess- j ioa. We commend his energy and ei terj iize toj others. j
Elapitalbt Stanley, also made a very fine dis
play of vegetables. Oarueiiiog, we suppose is
rather an experiment than otherwise with him but it had bv.-en a successful oi;e.
kt-L.tic.il that it virtue ar nnurpsed. It l sold by
drujjista ntl storekeeper in every town anil village in the I'nitcJ Ste, West India", and South America, at T o cts per buttle. 89 In
are
ZST B. Rauch & Co. have on hand, and
petting constantly more addition to their Mammoth titock of ready made men's and boys Clothing, direct from their own manufacture, and lor quality, price and
Central Boarding House for Bent, FURXirUUE FOU SALE VERY LOW, , ? 4 THK above Homo is centrally located on Main Strati, and U furnished throughout, aad will accoinmodU H or 3' hoai d-r. t will sell the entire furnttur very low, and on B,S a at .
in months time notes with approved curity Can fa, nish from to to four boarders. Apply lannndiwtaly. J A. M. MILLKR. Sept. 19, 41 M t
Mc as- earliest bpriug vegetables, will also accept
, jj .1 !.:!., 1 ...
ou,, i,u remraueu us inai u i..au..w iuhi, 4i if!., ".; nno be aurna.aed here or elaewhara. 1 hi,
Tttc n by onrson, ho died du- "ani1 sweet potatoes; may Trf live a thousand j t,f tuCk TX5 purchased on a favorable traisany itock
1 ,.c r : - rears: Uur IflellUS Ueo. lilU. and Jolin Keed ot t lothmir ever Drougtir. to mis city. ney .
Vet
v . .Jiiminer. tve irnuirc
.u mat sucu was ine tact. Ile had Innir - i r . o . "
I
IwitJi consuxption, and when were all
. , , , iiuutui;; DviJicaiiiiij; mint at U give np all hopes of his recovery, his , there.sno danger of starvt i was appealed to for some prescription are blessed with such kin
sweet potatoes, emptied in our basket whilst ! hunting something to cat at the market house;!
vation as lon; as we
d friends. E. T. '
g, if possible, even for a short time the Teas, furnished us with arm loads of his de- ;
us. Ale was recommended, and he lieious Linivus Pie-plant, enough to make '
bottles. Such is our explanation, a:,d soinethin:; less than a thousand pies: we do'
not expect to have it made up all at once, but ! by degrees as we ran bear it, determining to! save it for winter by cauning; we are iu for; thanks-giving this week, sure; and feel like wishing that a Horticultural Fair would; come oil' in Richmond every week, with the ' same jDe?efJcial results. i
iv. g, u fear to
Damkl L Downino, an old arid valued frie .d j Feral b
maue a Uueuispiay in ine quality ct tne articles I a jesiea air. .vicooy 10 pay ior mam, ana on exhibition as any one. His vegetables show j the amount. It was not from any fear the parity of the vaiiety, ar.d great care in cul 'Irg the charge mad; iu the papers, that we tivation. f tbe Brewery. "e 1 ave no feara of the Joseph C Rati.iff, among other articles, cx- jt-'alsthood can never inthnidate us. Truth hibited a beaatifal specimen of I'otatocs, of a va- j;t:u:es to be fenred. We have no disposi-
riety obtained from a friend in Tc xas. They we; e 4 engage in a coatroversy with that pastor ; mm 1 so white that they seemed almost transparent. jlnror his personal habits. Thay are unim-1 ?TLe City Stove Store is now fully snppiwd ; They are said to be very dry and of delight! ui fla- "it in comparison with such important prin- 'th stock fur the coming fcason. Alniost any vor. as that of Temperance, and if we had ; nd ceiy variety of Stove can be had there on, Jamks Hamilton-, Lad some very large melons, iko sprewe would l:ke to show up his tea-; advantageous terms. Call oa our friend Lcfevre, : tand other vegetables on the table. "iSmfar'? to ''e Ferhaps we may Sud if 'ou want a bargain.
U1SAH oeLSftK, was un t-tuiuuur ci veje titfj iicaacr, aim u a-j, suuu fcuifi abl!S of a superior quality, aud when he becomes ! 5ide acd shov who i3 the hpocrite, and more thoronghly engaged in the bniness, Le will A-ais the! livery of the Court of Heaven to
be a successful competitor for p:cmiuni9. .he devil in!'
Ceo V Iliff had some gooJ potatoes and tar
nips on exhibition. Frof. E F Bcsn, made the finest display among the amateur cultivators of flowers. Joun A Me.npeshall, made a 6ne disnlav of
flowers, grapes, &c. He is engaged in the nurse- Las nr.aJe from her extensive reading and by
ry business, and is one ot the most efficient mem bers of tbe Society. John' W Thompson, is ono of our most intelligent and observing farmers and is devoting much attention to the cultivation of frnits. When time is afforded him Le will have one of the best cultivated anJ improved farms in the county. Isaac Votaw, had soae fine pears and apples on exhibition.
Rowland T Rued, made a good display of
I frni's. ile haa devoted considerable attention to k
G rasdmothek's Scrap Book This is the f a very interesting c ampliation of poetry
erary pros'? selection', made by a highly e3-
1 fiiend, Mrs. Rrhecca Hill.
i'u tonel moral taste. We have never seen
;i interesting or valuable collection. Sev- ' ticks from her oa pen gra?e the paes of ?'.:k, several fro a the pen of J io. Finley.Esq,
p cit?, from others of oar citizens, and from
st American authors II was published for
i2rQi"te a contest, we understand, ia in progress as to who is to ba the delegate to the Charleston Convention froai this Congressional District. It is said A. F. Scott an 1 Lafe Kevelin are aspirants for the honor. Oar informant assures us thit the for nr is anxious for the honor, having beei earich-j 1 by Ii vj iblican votes, he is
fhe 8lec mxio.is 10 p y iuj ueo-. ot grautuvie oy uu-
ing a.l ue can to Jc-teat tne nspaoiicans. ine votes ad money of It pub.-ics may enable him tod j this. Wc have no interest ia the fight as the na ninee of th it C jnvu'io i will l2 most signally defeat d ia lr j). W- i l.-liie to the opinion, ho vever, that M, Dvelia will be the Delegate, a? he -a.? a minted f r Cji;res afier a
nurrhaped ior cash, and M be sold for tbe sauia at
Buiitll advance, giving the purchaser the advantage of the bargains at which they were purchased. MARRIED. 15th inst., by Rev. F, S, Black, Mr. BnJ. F. rut to Miss Sarah E. Bolandcr.
In l';ma. III., Gth inst., Mr. William B-Robinssn of
Litchfield, to Miss Oeorgie Mornw formerly of. this ity. KtD, on Sunday evening last. ARTHUR ALLEN, son of Arthur A., and Elizabeth Curme, aged 'months. 'Sleep gentle one, thy strife is o'er. And life's short course is run ; Arpels have borne thee lo that home. Where sorrows never come." I)i nit or John lliaim. This old and highly respee ted citizen died on the .11 of September, aged 83 years- IJ had resided in the immediate vicinity of thi plac for near fifty years, and no man was more universally respeo ted than Le was. Amiable an I kind in his disposition, obligmg a" a neighbor, and prompt in the faithful discbnrgeof his duties as a citizen, he wat honored by all who knew him. On the 17th inst., SIRBBV WEBSTER, aged . Near Richmond, lJ.h alt., CHARLES, son or E. Y. and II. G. Teas . As intelllg-nce diwned upon iofantil gra-and heaoty. high hops were entertaiml for futur character. Rut als, all earthly expectations ar thus blastedand friends moarn his nntim'-lv end.
GREAT ATTRACTION !
WILL OPEN FOR A SHORT TIME, COMMKNCISO OH FItlDAV, !SriICVIBEIt 23, 189.
-. SiiiU'er and
D-.-veliti hia i::ore tal- i
rat
jonv-
Notmega. Field Pumpkins, Turnips, Tomatoes, j ifpproved fruits and w sn;-cessfal in the cultiva 11 new type, and is we.i ami ceatlylleans. Saoashta nine varieties. Thev have been i tion of then,: i" J timi oimb-r oily were printed, ,
f.. mrrwvM or tirai-n.nj tne roaa? wnn an --- - t
. . t fr r'-t.r cn i',fat him
w-.tlvma nr., I r tA iri.A n'iTr?o , r rvi " 1 - - ' - - - -
. It, IJlUilir, U'lH iH'i. - iu paiui.v va s.i-,n-v. It is fjr sale at the s'ore of I ,-r.ji- ent than all hU oPloueats combined, and if he
tan Jc Son. at the low price of ono do!- , were not at u.'.r-t-.w. -u-. ..-e...S i,v ue.a-
It haa Lomelv printed, on eo-i l ocrat- woa!!l be a S cisref 1 -'0 in 11
is untoriaaaie taai bj was cujciwa a umocrac,
as he has the native elements for a gentleman and 1
i --':,..,.. . n sci . r. i
most successful in their eu'erprirj and taken as a The Society are doubtless encouraged by the -ho wish to parenaw a ow to present to j i vi hole we have seldom if ev?r seen abetter di-1 resa'.t of this last effort, and we are confident that I J-wjalJ d- weJ1 10 obtain a copy at an, Tns Ohio Vai.lkt Farmer. This excellent j
play by any exhibitors. We commend them tr, should the next reason be at all favorable, we Fay. , agricaitarei paper sua sastaics a nign cnaracter.
. . . , , ,, , r lr i and we hooe it is extending its mil jence.
wa suppose they are prepared to supply the de-' one- -- 1'- 'ls to he hoped that al! of oar citi-
mand. They can be found in Market every mar j tens, whs are finally to be benjQtted by their efket morning. ; forts to improve the products of the earth, will W II Jones, another of oir iudustrions and ! hereafter extend a ranch more liberal patronage successful gardeners, exhibited Pie Plant, Sqnash- to the exhibitor. Tb;s is no monopoly, bat h a es. Beans, Beets, Peppers, Tomatoes, Pumpkics, ! god which will be felt by all. We therefore Nutmegs, Water Melons, Cabbaje and other ar-' commend the efforts of this association to all.
J. INSCO WILLIAMS'S CELEBRATED BIBLE PAKORAMi rEl-13 mazniflcftit pulntmf commence with Chftotanft
1. tontiDtt fiotrn in ntt -r:ci orl' to tue nftbjrlonian ck;aiviiy. contaiuin; more tbn flftj" of th moat wublia Aiii ititeretinif cen in the BiMe. txinbition every eTeninj?. Ioori po at 7, tc commoc t to i o'cioclr, preciae)-. Firkrtia JS enn. ChiMrm vb4t ten IS ctnU. Al-ut aKxhibitioni on V erneatJay and .Hatar4ay afternftna. loora open at 2; to comner at 3 o'clock. ExplaiBed ny DR. TlftBITS.
O. THOMAS M., D., ? r s.A,. i i .ii w
Norlta !Sld Iln St., three DcortiHl .-- c Minrr Hall,
K, B. Physician's Prescription ereful!r cooaaoda at I alt boars, by day or night. -4.-
ESTATE OF Dr. S. H. HARRINOTOZf.i
T ETTFK f Jldmialslratm oa th tai
J ol IT. b. II. HarriOKlon, lata or this county, havl been issued to th andraiirnel. tlu indebted to thaaaal
tate will I'leaoe make payment, and those havins; elaim airalnn the sam will present the in, legally authenticated. I
lur Bettiement. JANE R. irRRINOTO, Administratrix. WILLIAM BLA.NCHAKIi, Administrator. Bept. 20th, 159. 41 S SEWING MACHINES.
rpilb Ajrenrr for Wlir.tl.EK K WILSOS'K
M. jasny eeioorata sewing nac nines, is stablisn ed at tbe Stor I too in on I'earl St . . four doors north ol
Strattan St Son's Store, where .Machines can be examf -
ined at all time. t-T The price cf Nfnehine rnga from f 35 to $74 Four montirs time given en good paper. j
177lersnns ia want ef a lachin are invited to em
and examine.
Sept. 21, bt,9. 41
.FILES AND RASPS.
rpHE best plae to porch Files and Rasp, is a'
a tne RICH MONO FILE WORKS,
Franklin Street, oppmife the Huntington House. A great variety on Kan l for sale, and all kinds mi
to order good anil cheap for csh. Every dmcriptio
oi r ile and Kap Ke-eut ia the best manner An sb. inn, it ir a.
notice, ticpt. 22.
———————
i best manner An shoe " - u. p. inwice.JV
T. J.
ES A It 1 S TVT n. a - sa a- s 9
12
Iij 11.111, ctaaiii
tides not entered for competition. We are ar- - der obligations to hint for several of his speci- j ir Ziaimer vt FmswiSer have again recruited mens which were good very good. Ile may al-j l!ie!r a-rea3.v eitensive stock, aad are cow preparso be found in our market, i ed t effer the larjest assortment of Xotiocs.
Waltkb SrEvsss, is a valaable member of the j Toyf FDCJ Goodi- Ysd aaJ 'Jow Pa-I
Society. lie contributed much to improve the character of the eshibitioa. He ia a gee t'emaa of fine taste, and his specimens are a'l good. He prepared and brought to the Hail a representation of aa apple tree, being a large branch of a thrifty tree, npoa the lirabs of whick
were fastened some forty superior specimens of j
apples. It attracted much attention one geati e nun said, at first he supposed tee fruit wss tied en, bat he believed they bad grown there. C VT SAsacax, made a fine display of vegeta bles, and hi3 lady exhibited some beaatifal flowers. Mr Sanburn is an enthusiastic Uorticulturalist, acd ia doing much by carefjl eulti vatic c to improve and extend the different varieties of Tegetables. We have seldom if eTer seen better sweet potatoes, than those he aad on exhibition: BkxjasUX Stkattax made, perhaps the guest display of any of the aaateoc exhibitors. His
of the Judgeship,
?fiersonian said: f,a.d Mr. Morton been elected no one i have rejoiced more heartily than our!"or he is in every respect woRxur and
jualrfietl."
a same paper ot Sept. S, 1S59, contain -e following:
It 13
pub uhed by B. F. Sanford, at oce dollar a year. It is a lar;e quarto, oa good typj, aad neatly prii.ted, aad has a har.do i.e advertising colored cover. i?i.ec;:riea copies may be seen at our office, and we invite our fa-msri to call and see it. Hall of 'Whitew ater lr?E,
eiept. 'J. 18:J.
AN OKDINANCE, entitled an ordinance to continue an AileT flora Saesafras street, i.etween eighth and ninth streets, North to Elm street. Sec. 1st. P.e it crdinei ly tbe Mayor and Coasmcn Council A the City of Richmond, that an Alley, runtiioj; -North, between sh and t'th streets, be continned fn m r-aesafras street Korth t Kim street. mc zuJ. This ordinance l i be in frce from and after its page and ( ul i-at:on. Ps.-sed and aptroved. t'ert. ".. lf."9.
JOU. t Mayor.
A tie
W. W. ArSTW, Clerk
I
At a regular rreeting of Whitewater Lodge, I. j 1 O O. F., held this evenir.e, the foHowir.g pream- !
a 1S51 he (Morton) was a candidate be- lle and resolutions were uuanimoa?'y adopted.
ithe Legislature It Circuit Jado, ana cere as, it d pj its .-apreaie i.'i.tr w
d Billviirose raaae such ioois oi toera-. iuc i,ui.v. . . j ,
Mule of Indiana. Wayne Co., Si. t IX THE t'OMMOX PLEAS COURT, Oct. Term, IS5. ; SfATI". 1F IVIjIIXA, en th r-Uti. n On eospl'nt I o! Sabioa B?nne t, et a' , ri Will- r No. 1 j for : iam Way, et a1., ' j settlement, t
OTIf E is fcerebv given ro Wiiliaa Way. one of
i in their anxiety for the office that some , &aoo oi weu ot-; ,b..i nsmed aefeo(anu. (fa u !Te.r. by
- - - ... flti.i iifAT ncr lir ii iiirr r i . r - - -
e Democratic members became so dis- i j... . fva',Ua.K nry.rn... it.JL
Id with their petty quarrels that they t 0P,' tas i8"t aa'afffonate LusbatTd
per ia this c.ty, or Eastern Indiana ; alo a large
stock of Ladies Traveling Baskets, selected with great care, with regard to both style and qaalitv.
Our stock comprises almost everything aauallvi-.
kept in Each an establishment, ar.d scarcely anrl i . . . ....... - Jrpr. i wli
arucie can te cai.ea i r mat we cannot surwv 1 - . - e .i t I..' .j l )nt.-ii t - j-ffeta w .taatoae of these men whom decease ia this sal oei;are.iifci.t. from a ton cf Cai dy to a catabne ceedle. Ca t - : j t. r i . ' u a Ilto'ved, That as a loli-.t of our M'eem for j
iEOW say acieu tu the raaav virtues ot car tk-parted brother, and in;
ptv,-ts i.n lir, s not a rejiaent f.i sail ntate, Jet the filing ani pendancy of tbe above etitit'el caese, ssi f ir! nr.ee. be be aotl lf.MW &ffee th Jndrtaf ai4 i
fl fr Judge Elliott, aoJ beat them both." , aB3father, a-d the medical rrosion of our city s "FAfZ. I''!"".?' ZjfJZL
Ah, neighbor, you forget: for sarelr ; one of its brisb'.est omaajerxs a-ciety a good eit- day in Oet-ber, ir,9. a n4 cawer or denar to sail
Ottld never SO Iar Commit joursei. as Hfttr.l I th IJsre do-r an aifMr.; hia. mud wilt U kr4 and dettwaiised ia Bis abseaea
rhea the citcumstar.ee was fresh in jv jtympathiza w.th te fajuiy ar.d niea-is of tire
and see.
To the Voters of Wavne Co, :
OL are hereby nttS4 that on Tuesday, the lltli
o dlzst some democratic members,
evert kjsspect worthy and a ell qtal-
boaor oi Lis tuemory. this LoJire be drzped in n-nniriiiT fi-ir t'r.e naee of thirtv djvs. i
ID EVERT KSran vs euiay "t.i o -y -- ,- ' , a ...., :
, . XtrSOIeU, iUdl lutr; t i ii 3 . r ..o'j fr Jnd tp. ni over whose success "no i i . .i ,k.i A'
" A i. Cr . f l v -a rr'kfUrnl mnrr icirtUy" than r it. .o.n .In'" rt '"i.l he lhft wTic-r tif tl.e :
day f OMofcer. lS4s. a poll will be ene ned in thir.3f I ".auauMittra - j
everal precincts in thtj e-aty, to receive the, T " - - - , parted broths'-, aIia a.i j re iarn.tuea vue cuy pa- ; cast therein in favor ol or fit tie eUin; of a Ceae . rt,i,R This iasut -tion is the em- Pers Jor pabLcati oa. C. K. Jon.tsjx,
vcotu.n to alter, amend er revise tne toniatation ct , , , J. . r CIjOHC,
aanacteatitleabm CI trade ia tne wny ci liiiey ,i..v.c3 u ,
anJ a !e:r raolrrr-1 tbereaa aceer4:til.
Vitsr my ust soi the sli.f stud Court. ?ept. IT. Istii. ANDEEW r.feCOTT, Cik. Js. Praar. Attv. for com. Eej-teaibeT il, 1S. 41 -
E. A. J0553, Corn.
the ?tte cf Indiana, ia acetrdance with
an Act to provide for the takine of tbe ese tf that . -... Tlu. Enact 1st inn
qnaJifted voter, of thi. State on Uirs a Cnventki crelare WB"""- . , to alter, amend or revise the Constitution of tbiearies, canned and preserved fruits, cats,! -Stephea Section will Larcber, Lathi
NMS,- ippiorM asRI a,i. . r , .v . . few doors 5 Si!e at lower snewta ctfa uuurtirtis Given aaoex my aaad thi 15th day cf Sert. A.Dl etc' etc- C-' i.azaur, low tM cllr d itu-nt . lart aa "th srth of 41 J- S. STIDSAM, Sat wr.c.gof the tlantinKtoa Hooe. iMaia. r
,ew Morli Jntl ICeceivcvI. J. B. IIUXXICUTT, Alalia street, Ofaiit Slav Hi( ratsaip, RlCH.qon, Ra a atoek ef Jevelrv that will attraet the auestiea r a;l he aatr (rive bias a call r Its richrje. eeaaty et style- aa4 pvttj ef saaerial ; eoaeictiaf ef olsl sas sHS er Watebe ef all kind. Watch Cbaiti aad fiuaru. S-ar aad Fisrer BVist-s. Breast Pias, Ml rev war a. Clock, aa a jTa frr ( Faaer Artaeiea. Waaebes aa Clock repsured ia tke best rl aad Breaspilr. OrifJ fertbe kisdnees ef fenaer oaira(,kerevetfaUy iiaciLs a eoauaouc of th sasae.
THE EC0N0I3IST-. COOKING STOVE, Y FOB WOOD OR COAX, g ? WITH A SANA OYEP. j This is the moat valuable Improvement that aaaj't i beea mad ta Cookia( btove dartnf the best twesity i
rear. I ,
THE SAND OVUT
EquaBae tb beat ou the -"-1a'rla Ova of amcieet reaowsu
v: RAniI ftxrvit
IttaintlMbst(aftawtbaxeBM(Mt. j THE ECONOMIST U
Tfmon the Saad Ovee, is ahead ot ail 1
THE ECONOMIST
Wrs tbe Send Oraa, U
THE
Id. m atinrt nw mmU ml m4 mXmrmkwkm
rriaf. THE EC0N0MZ3T
Baa a aaas persret amaagrtti sat far BrotUac. THE ECONOMIST Heats water tor tbe BatMn Wi JTa rttekv aay btawr. aad at betf to-1 aaiVw tWL
THE ECONOMIST WO! de nT BailBIU &uilin bA tyf!. wlti
aasuay c luai, laaa asj -nawitve or THE ECONOtllST la rata twwa
Da as fcO to xamta tt t It I
AXBA3T, fl-.T,
AashrsaaKw7wtvaw. I . f J