Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 51, 1 December 1859 — Page 3

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Uiclimoiii, IVov. til, 1839. TIME TABLE. ArrwaU mnd Departure of Faasesjrer Trains. Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad. On aud and after April llth, Train will arrlvs end depart aa follows : Freight Leavo 00 4. a; Passenger, s-00 a. m., end connects at Knkomo for Peru. P r o zwr arrive. 4-Ou. r. x; connects at Richmond f r Cincinnati, Freight 140 r. . Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond R. R. Morning Kxprees leaves at 9-35 a. ; Kveaiag Mail 3 4"' r. w. Express Mail arrives 8 S5 a. Evening Express 6-55 r. a. Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Wes. R R. A. M. Mill Train going Wnl at B it a. r. m. Mail train going West at 8:64 r. u; Kip res. going Waat at 310 . Tns Mail train going East at 3:45 r a ; Express train goiag Cul, :3U a. M .; Rxprae going East at ll:18r. n. Book Lost. Daring the lata Fair, the entry book used by the Committee on Domestic Msnufaetureg was mislaid and is probably in the band of some one of our citizens. Any person bsrlng possession of It, will confer a great r-.. . ., . t, .-;- it ,k:. flie taivt Ulruu u V J -- a w vt a V V ass ass an aw WW wa-s vaovt Bai Accidbxt Oq Saturday afternoon last, whilst two yciiog men ltej. Lobk ani James Smith were quailing with net and gun, near the Union county line, the former was killed by the accideota! discharge of his gun. Th? gad was a doable barreled one, aod Mr. Lask had just discharged one of the barrels, and while in the act of re-loadicg it, he placed the bat of the pan on log and io ramming the wad down on the powder the g in elippin, struck the hammer with sufficient force to discharge the barrel already loaded, the contents of which parsed directly through bis heart. Mr. Smith, at the time of the accident was standing a short distance from his companion, who, he sava, walked some eight or ten steps, and then fell forward on hid race dead. Mr. Lusk was a very resectable young man, and Wits working fr Mr. Smith on his facm near the scene of tl is melancholy accident. The Junior's lecture committee hare invited iron. Thna. P Mnmliall. nf II! tn i er his LTeat lecture On HenBT CLAY, in this v city, during the winter. Mr. M. is one of the best lecturers and most polished orators in the United States. sjaV Under hgal advice we are informed that Paul Drabert. has a communication in to-d tys JefiTersonian, the whisky organ setting forth that his (Paul's) New Paris perjury case, U only "another of the Palladiums lieu" about him! If Paul is anxious to test the truth of whether he did commit perjury as charged, and as his race and wading through the creek testified that ha then believed, let hint go over to Paris and seo if he is'nt put through as quickly as a pint of his poisoned whisky will make a man drunk. Try it Paul. That Sksi.litoA correspondent from Chester, says it is a "Gxd fact that there is such a play a as Chester, four miles from your city, in a rich, fertile valley of the West fork of Whitewater, containing about one huudred industrious citizens, a posteQice, Ac; bat tlie citizens of both town and neighborhood would be gratifiad to find the 'cellar' where the big ball was found, "and ho desires ns to enlighten him and them as to its whereabout. From inquiries in regard to the natter, we are inclined to the belief that a lipping individual could tell more about it than e could, by merely pronouncing the word "myfA-terous Our opinion is that if any bones were found at all, they are only the remains of that "Iriik bull," Irishmen are said to manufacture so frequently. That's all we know about it. Hunting-ton IIovsk. In the "goodlie com-' paoie'' of several gautlemen, we dined at the Huntington House on Thanksgiving day.at a table that was spread with all the nbstantials and delecacies of the conntry, prepared too in a style of culinary science which cannot be excelled. We are proudly conscious too, that tee done our duty on the itrcutim. The Huntington has been thoroughly repaired and large additions mada thereto which makes it second to no hotel, io all the essen- ' tials of good hotel, to no boose iu the wast. .s?-13 os well's pictures took the premium at the late Wayne county Fair, and persons desiring firbt class pictures can always get them at his rooms in any kind of weather. He ha more experience than any other artist io the city, and therefore feels confidence in assuring all who desire daguerreotypes that his rooms are the place to get them. js"The public are little aware of the great extent to which tho business in sewing machines is carried. The sales since their first introduction some seven years ago have exceeded $7,000,000. Our neighbor Samuel Belli, who has for sale one of the best ever made is supplying a large nutubcr of or citireus with them at manufacturer's prices. He has all sizes, and invites everybody to coll and see them. Tua American House, Indianapolis. On Tuesday last we visited the Capi'-aL sad fared . . i it. : t . : .1 . : most su-t,ptuou3.y as tao dedly a first cla.s hotel, nd wo commend it to cur friends as its place where every comfort or a hotel can be hud. We found quit a number of guests there from this and other couutics ef Eastern Indiana. It is convenient the depot, and notlnconveuiently distant from the business part of town. Geo. I. Prentice was a guest of Dr. Leavit, of the Spencer House, during his late vkit to this city. The Doctor was formerly connected with Mr. Prentice of the Iiuisvihe Journal. jt-irlt will be seen by reference to our advertisiug columns, that Thomas Edward's farta. three mi'es south-east cf Hichmond, will be sold at publio sate on the 17th icstant. It is aacxcellent farm, suitable either fir stock or for the purpo avs of cultivation, irl.jwU M. Baxter, oae of oar brick masons, las laid up daring the past season one million brick perhaps we oucht to say that he and his hand have done it He estimates that from four to five million of brick have been laid ia aod about our city the past season. This is one of the positive evidences of the substantial prosperity ot oar city. J!r-At different points along the line of tie Indiana Central Railway, between this p!ac and Indianapolis, we noticed a large number of poles for a telegraph line, which will soon be io operation from Dayton to Indianapolis. r-The venerable Washington Irring died oa the 23th alt.

Temperance Order. The ItT.CHA BITES, meet on every Monday ewe-tag, ia

Temperance Hull. The TEHPLK OF UOXOR meets en every Taesdsy Evening. The CiOOD TEKFLAR3 meet on erery Wednesday EveuTie gON3 OF TEMPERANCE meet on every Batorday evening. TheUSiOS T3UFLAR3 (colore.!) e-ery Frilaj .t--. tjr3"Tho83 of onr subscribers, who daBigii paying their subscription in Wood, are respectfully reminded to do bo whilst the weather and the roads are good. Ziniiner V Emswiler Hiving just recruited their already extensive Stock are now prop ered to offer the largest and mot raried assortment ot Holiday Hoods to be found in Eastern Indiana. Country merchants and others, will Jo well to give them a call, as I hey eannot fail to be suited in some department. Tneir candies are very superior, and as they art. daily manufacturing, can always be bad frith. Tbeir Xotions, Toys, Fancy Goods, Ladies' Bankets, Wall anl Window Paper, Fire Works. Segars, Perfumery, Fruits, Nuts, tec, Ac, are in J " -b-ndtnee. and wiU be sold low for cssh, or lo ; prompt customers oa snort nine. no. tj nam , - - Richmond., Ind. 43 -w A new Iron Fence has teen, placed In front of the Public School House lot. James M. Poe, Esq., has been spoken of as a candidate for Mayor at the approaching City election. fr The New York Mercury of Dec. 10, contains the commencement of a new and thrilling tale entitled "Zultime, or the Pearl of the Desert;" a Tale of Arabia, by Dr. J. II. Robinson. The Ledger, Las commeced "Castle de Cressja, or the Patrician's Son; by Dr. John C. Mansfield. It seems that the Doctors are prescribing light reading for the ( riilli. nnii nnr vnnnrr friarx! Sam TMr !c j prepar'ed to furnish either of the above papers ;or &aj of the popular magazines, to all who .'may irire him a call at the Post Office News Depot. ZjT Our friend, W. E. M'Dowell, has again taken Ins old stand above Htrattan & !Snn'MStw nUra lis will ha r,V,an,l ,i fit i , .OU ?, , J6', W , 1,6 W1" b& ? . ?e. l. M n s n ii rristn.ia anil priQinmora wirn tn nt.iinrr jp(lrmenlf,, Tuade either in plain or fashionable i style. Give him a call, if you desire to be well Buit-ed. JtW Knoppf, one of the State's partiu r's in the liquor traffic, was fined on Tuesday last by the Mayor, for selling State stock to a minor. The fine and costs amounted to $12. jT-7 Hugh O'Uryan, whose sign says "live and let live," and who is continually trying how few he can "let live" out of the many to whom ho Hells poison, by depriving them of the means of living-, in order that he and his family may "live," was fined for selling unlicensed State stock by the dram. For thus trying to "live" without paying a lioense for the privilege of destroying life by retail, he was obliged by the Mayor to pay $80, fines, in the several cases against him. SP Another case of perjury, was made out gainnt a man by the namejnf John Case, on Monday last, and in default of S300 bail, Esq. Lyle sent him to jail, deeming him too hard a case to remain in this place. Thus it happened: Ou Saturday last, John Case, who keeps a dry grocery next to Paul Draberl's, feeling the want of "wetting his whistle," went to Fred. Bowink's and, before John left he had stowed away in his mortal casci ten separate and distinct drinks of whisky, for which he paid Fred. 60 cents. The load proved to be entirely too heavy for Johu, so much so that he staggered under it, and he of course attracted the attention of a police oflicer, who assisted the Case and its contents into the calaboose. His wife bailed him out on Sunday. On Monday morning, he appeared before the Mayor, and was examined as to where he bought his liquor, tc. T0iln .wore Dositivelv that he obtained his ten drinks from Fred, and paid him five cents a drink all this was taken down in the form of an affidavit by the prosecuting attorney, and signed by John Case, and upon this a case was predicated against Fred. An Irish friend of Fred.'s immediately informed him of John's doings, and Fred, succeeded in persuading John to go to the Mayor's office and try to undo what he had done; but 'twas too late. Mrs. B.f however, fearing to loose more money from tines and costs, adopted the following expedient: she went to John and told him he was a good hearted fellow that Fred, didn't sell him any liquor, but gave it to him he had only taken his money to keep for him until he got sober, and she then banded John his fifty cents. John put it n a). Honartorl wr.11 aot Ufi with the result of her mission of loving kind ness for a fellow-being's temporal welfare! In the afternoon of Monday, Fred, had his trial for violating the liquor law, before Esq. Lyle. A jury was empanneled, and the prosecuting Witness, Johu Case, atrain swore 1 i l i-t - .i . . as positively OS lie GUI la tlie morning tliat Fred, hadn't Sold him any liquor, but had refused tJ receive pav when hd offered it to 1.: .-.1 .,-...,.l-. l,;m ., """ iisu6cuuu.,.; o i i rr" l - ; i ' . . 1 T 1 .1 ay: A ne jury unaauuousiy acquuteu x reu. of course. An action was immediately commenced against this pliable Case of a wit ness for perjury, with the result as above stated. We need scarcely mention the fact that the liauor-seller refused to go John's bail af ter the valuable service rendered him; thus I illustrating the fable of the monkey making i c, the cat,8 l(J draw ou tha oasl. jD, cbestnuta ! 5i?-Samiicl Best, one of the pioneer citizens of Cincinnati, died at Rising San, ia this State, on tho 27th ulL. aged 87 years. We haTe a clock made by Mr. Best, more than forty years ago, in Cincinnati, without the aid of machinery, escej t simply a lathe. Cincinnati Produce Market. Clwrt-Ti, Nov. 1. 'tFLOrB Active and advancing. Saperttne fi 0-5j '.S ; Extra. S- . GRAIN- Wheat, receipts larse and h older, beinr firm, has elvaneed. Sales 1vO bushels. Red f I 1U1 16,white l Xtl xs. V'orn in m1 demand, prices higher, at 44 1 46c ; Rye 7; Oats 4c PROVISIONS- Mess pork ia gao4 demand, at 114 733 11 17: shooiiier. and etdee 5 I J. HOGS a CATTLE Ret-eipis liht. prieee S Wsi; Beet Cattle, eauply head, at il t'. 3 fe3 7S per eea tat gross for common to prim-. fheep 1 Srt1 ; UalS I S'Vs 50. POT A TOE-". Neshanncks it1; eommoa 13. Supply targe market dull. 4ROCERIKS Market flnn. demand small ; Molasses 47 sugar 7j: e-s 11 V CHtiKSC W K- : E- t- 119 13: do. Notmeg It. BVTtKR RjII loat7; extra packed W. R. -aiU; summer do- Male ; common H's!.. EGGS ISe paid oa arrival. llnlUrnore .MaVef. Bfciwtaoae. Nov. 29 OrR Steady. Howard street 5 S"S ; c'y Mills H 12 GRAIN tvae-t aaies: while : J-'i'W ; redtlS-IS-i. Corn white and yellow 79 jj.7S. TROVISONS: mess pork 15 OujilS 75; prim 10 M; ka coa side IUc. ?few York Mitket. New Toax. Nee. . ylOrR ; Market better : ewperSae State Sd lS SO; extra State S 5vA SO: aapcrtae Westara t- - ; an tra H e (era. S- 7-. etAIN--Chie.sv spring f I 1: JIil. Club 1 J white ladiaaa fl Si"; white Kentu. Sy 1 53Cora Srm. mixed weetera PROVISION sIMess pork !0a loll; prime II It; eheolders !-e. hais V .. . .. Lar KVS ; buKer asaive, Ohio 1 lais, cheese Sail.

ABSCONDED, f-ROH the service ef the undersigned, en the 3Cth ad ' October last, an a;prenticel girl named Mary E. Pre. All persons are caution! against harboring or tro-tiar h-r oa my account, a I will pay no deM. of her citraetir-r. JJSaa KESWORTHT. Not I. 19. 40 3

For Sals at a Bargain ! THE undersign! has f.-T s!e, at his residence, two miles soaih east of Richmond, a JACK AND JENNY, MULE. EXPRESS W AGOS, WHEAT DRILL. 'and several other articles which he will dispose of on the I n st frtle terms. Th.s Is all gojd property and wor thy tor attention of persons who wisn wuu: CHARLES HARVEY. io-3t Nov. 2S(h. 16S9. nras4 Ammlmn ft rtriwunnrs rood OUIUlf wtn IM i.vv . . y .. rh ,h. p.n rn ant icui L mail, or Express rrom tns Manufactory, of G. W. SHEPARD & CO., Ve.30,. WeetMxtn St., Cioeinaiatl. O. Oold Pens neatly re pointed and repaired to order. SO NEW STOKE A.ND NEW GOODS. ElftTTTa. sT . HA 3 taken the n-w ?tore room recently erected on Front Street. nar the liepol, where he is opening a general assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods and Notions, UOOTS and SHOES. QUEB N'SW A BE. OL WARE, 11AEDWARK, and general stork otine Dest. FAMILY GROCERIES, all of which wi!I be sold at the lowest prises for cash. f 'Country produce bought and sold. sswUe solicits a share ot public patronage, and hopes by prompt attention to business and making it to the lo -tercstof persons to buy of him to receives share vf thit patronage. Nov. mth. ISM. smr XT THE VAMSTUA PRINTS. They are the Best Calicoes yet offered to the Public for the money. Wholesalb Aobnts DEFOBEMT, AKTISTHOXC V CO, NEW YORK. June 30 1S59. 2-6m (luaker City Saw Mill AND ff. U n 15 E K YARD. ,., . v..n. ,,,,. ..... , i citiins of Richmonl and vicinity, that they have i .-ected a first class Sir Mill, and are prepared to rill all .ir.lers that may be presante l with promptness- It is their ntention also, to keep on hand a general assortment of tail-ling Lumber and Timber, all of which will be offered t re ,T,.i.lo prices. Having .nperior facilities for d... n their work with ditpatoh, they particularly solicit custom work. Satisfaction guaranteed. The biieheit prices paid in c'ash for good Poplar, Walnut. ik or Ash t", delivered at their mill, at intersection of Ith and KailosJ, or at any accessible point oa any of the ttiilrcitls leulig to the city. PER11V Jk JOHNSON. Richmond. Feb. 9. It59. -Iy. THE LARGEST STOCK, THE FINEST STOCK, THE BEST SELECTED STOCK, THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK. At Bruck's Cheap Cash Drug Store Po yon want one os -V) Kegs of Lead 1 Do you want one or 50 Clal'.s. of Oil 1 Do yoa "ml one or a Dos. box S or Glass t Bo you wnt one or a Thousand Oig ars 7 Po you want one or a Dos. p jon is of Spice ? Do you want one or a Gross of Bottles f I'i yoa want one or a Gross or Vials? Do you wnt one ora Di. Bottles InkT Do you want one or a Ios L&mpsf Do y O'l want a liar or a Six of Soap ? Da you wsnt a pin:h os a pound of SnuH ? Do you want a Dose or a pound of Salts? Do you want a Bottle or a Gallon of Cologne? Do you wanta Cake or a Doi. Shaving Soap 1 Do you wsnt a paper of Horse Pow-lers? Do you want a bottle of Couh 3yrup ? Io vou waut a paper of PoUthing Powder! Do you want a bottle of Hye Water? Do you went an ounce or apound of Spices? Do you wunt a H nils or a Dos Essences? Ihm want bott'e of Sch.'i-iam Schnsppsf Do yon want a bottle of Peruvian Syrup I Do you want a Dose of anything ? If you want'Otls or any kind. It you want any hind of Yarnish, If you want Brushes of any kind? If yon want a she t or a Ilo i:n of Sand Paper, If y.u want any White Lead, k If you wtnt a barrel of Cement, Ifyouwanta Birr el of PUner Paris, j Ifyouwanta Harrel of Alcohol, j If you wnt a Birel of Fulid. j It y a want a Barrel of Turpentine, If you want a Box or Gross of Matches, J If you want a Dos or Gross of Blacking, If yoa want a D i or Gross of Cherry Pectoral. I If y a want a Box. Dos or Gross of Tills. ' If yoa want a Bottle or Dos Sparkling Catawba, If you want ona or a Dos Lights ofGlass, If you want a pint or a Barrel of Lard Oil. I If yoa want a pint or a Barrel of Neat's Foot Oil, If you want a pint or a Barrel of Sweet Oil, If you a-anta pint or a Barrel of Castor Oil, If y a want a pint or a Barrel of Bay Rum, If you want a quart or a Barrel of Brandy, If you ant a bottle or a do of any Ointment. If you want a bottle ora dos of any Vermifuge, It yoa want a bottle er a dos of any Uair Restorative, In fact if you want any kind of Miliciuia the" wide wide world" call at DiaTitl T. Brack's Cheap Caals Drug Store. No. 5o Mam Street, corner of Marion Street, opposite the Post Omce - where yon can buy ; a little cheaper r CA3H than at any IruS Store m Inj ,n":.... rPFrT4 ITT OTITT I ' 1 11 AJWAJ AJ, 43-6t ' THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS i ' I PUMLISH now my Annual Prospectus of Th il Daily Globe and ifte Connrrr-isionat Globe. ! ami Appt'ndiz to remind subscribers, and inform those who may desire to sunscrme. tan trfDfirCT w111 "e ou mo rst Monday of next December, when I sh.ll recommence I the above named papers. They hare bn published so ; , ,hllt mo pat)lic men Vnow tbeir character, aod therei fore I He -m it needle" to give a minute account of the Th liiv Globe willeontaln a report of the debates in both branches of Congres s taken down by reporters .,al .t leait. to any rorps of Short hand w 1 . . i .... ... vriters in this or in any other country. X majority or them will eacn he Me to write verbatim, ten thousand words an hoar. while the average number of words spoken by ftueot ln..i -r- -.rets exceeds seven thousand five hundred words an hour. When the debates of a day do rot make -inrathan fortr-flve columns, they wid appear in the Dai 1 Globe of the oextmorniog. wbich will also contain the Drvfl of the day. together with such editorial articles as -t he snrreete-l by t asoing events Ihe Conirsionl Globe and Appendix will contain a report ot all the dehales in Congress, revised by the speakers, th- Messages of the President or the aited i:e-. the Annual Reports erf toe Heals or the Execntive Denvtments, the laws passed during i he session, and co pious indexes to all. They will be prioted on a doable royal sheet, in book form. Toyal quarto sixe, each number containing sixteen paes, so .nun win m.r. ,t IB D. lieved. between lr"Oaod 390-1 paces, the long sessions for mD- years pst having ranged between those numbers, and the next session will be a long rniMj This I believe is theehea;-est work ever sold in any eowlftry. w tether a re print, or prints! from manuscript opr. taking for data the awrose nambsr of words of the long sessions since the year 1-4 -. The average namber of pages is 3S7S. and the average number of words on a p is 2397; consequertlT the average number of word- of a long sessioa is 9iv77-- As 1 have sold to subscribers that number ef Kr-j rnr six f-v(-. r. tAal tkeg karr pd Imt Cksa jtx all 9m-k'f tnf9 fo errry ear Saw b-etf rseMW weerf. I Wht rt.rvted rses, w-'s f kami pmiii mi -eaorfers tiit for reeey i397 words of thiswrk. -wwtnil. The romtcg sessioa will without dou' t be sa anas-ally interesting one. btcause the candidates for President and Vice Preside. t of the Coiled States will be nominated before it clasea, and therefore the deb.tei wilt be mostly en su.'b p--i:tical questions as it may re thought witi tend to iaueace public opinioa ia recrl to the persons to be sus i-orved tor those oicee. and tha Globe will be. as it has l ees far many jein past, the enl? source from which the tutidebites of Congress tan be vblained. The Cosjrrrs.ioaat Gobe and Appendix pass free thro the maii ctthe failed States, as will be beea by reading the lollcwing joint reselutiaa passed by Congress ea the 6lh ef A 0-Ti. 1- : Csr-re. ea tkm 4bitm rWrrea. With a view to the che-v eiiculaioa of tch laws of C ongress, an-1 the debates e--ntriating to the trae iaterpre tauoa thereof, and to wutke free the coouaanicetioa fcetwres the representative tat e-nstitaent bodies: Br t Brti H - rwars J Rims of Jtss ssw.arias Is Vmtr4 tomrmef Amrrira ia Csayeeiw uaM. That from and after the present eeesiou of Congress, the Ceagresienai Gieheaad Appedd:x. which oataia the laws aad the debates thereon, sh.il pass free through the maiis s long as the same saiil be pwbUshed by order ef Congress: fVr-i- That nothing herein shll bs coottrsej to aathortse the rireuluiaa ef the Wily Globe free ef postage. Approved., Aug-at , loii. TttK 9 . For a copy of the Daily Globe during the session i CO Tor one copy ef the Cowgrvssioaal Greb.e and Appewdix d-r-.ng the seaaioa, ... go for two ceyiee ditte whea erderad at the aaaie time. .-.--- - 10 no Beak notes ear rent la the section ef country were a MvtiM resides, will he recrired at par- The whale or aay part ef a subscript ia may be remitie4 ia (MUr stamps eaica preieraoiw s awy irwwj - -wi """ JOHN C RITE.

Partitmiar Notice. THE ssdenigncd having eat hi -in tl , establishment, is desirous of closing op hit btisiaeea, and therefore requests all psrsoas iaiebted to him to make immediate payment. He hope pr"wi;t artea. tion will be paid o bis rtqaest, and that he may thus be saved from enforcing eUeetion. H. J. OGDF.X. Nor. 22d,lSi. 50-gt Nordyke's Percussion BoltII fE PROOF. STRIPKLATfl) BRIDStAXD sav "After a tril rf more than six months -Swd.e's Percassios fVIt," aeconirl"hee the ejee follr- We can Bow bolt flour from DAMP waeas ita eaae, acl u offii U cleaner than ever be lore."

... - . . .-. . r, . . ... " ' ,J ' J i years miner ior a n miu nriui.ii) s ; "Wc are . . t J . " e are niKO V isr-w-sajt w v-a .-wi ma-v a v..aeBIUl DV1I. CMtl do oar daty ia gTindijif. ni cn now frriad toiutt wheat. It mtm room i the nil. an4 will mak mare floar Ikukn th old pror?i C -IN aad w.li increase the c a pic it comman Bolt S3 to 33 per eoot.' J. T. SwTA-tTZ. Kiwi., twenty-eiiht yr a miller, an 4 now he4 wjtller in tbe Richmond City Mil Tg. 9tym : "Xor4rke'a Fercostioo Bolt baa many a4r&DtAirei. ror sw pluxiy, chttpuM94 doin el erf re work it lux mo tvja.'' Hal been aaing the Bolt for nix moniht. Mr. WILCOX EH of Mancle, un: !f .rdjkr? Pereatsioa Bolt fire a better yield and more perfect tearatioa. A.McLTTCA, Ktq.. of Economr. for manr rara milter for Oeorre GiHeii. of neerftowa, lad . iiv I hiw. te". needs no hopper boy or cogwheels. -lean make family and superfine flour at the same time, I hare never known It to clog." BRADY 4 SON. of the Quaker City Works. Richmond, say: "We have just put up two of Nordyke's P it. Perenst sion Bolts,"and consider them entirely suneri r to ant in use," '"they will save from two to four pounds of fl ur per bushel over the common hoft.' At stae laat State Fair : Tie Committee says : We consider it superior to any other arrangement and recommend first preminm of twenty dollars." At the Wariie t'eatnty Fsair, the Committee says : We take pleasure in recommending Nordyke's Percussion Ylour Bolt, and award it first premium and diploT r'New Bolts furnished and set in operation and warranted. XCfThe improvement attached to Bolts now In use in one day s time. Apply to W. T. PRNSIS, Geu'l Agent Mill Work, Engines and Mt-hinery. 50tf RICHMOND, lnd. rfs HE undersigned having one of the best of Sewing Machines, is prepared to make Dresses end da all other kinds of sewing, in tho neatest and beat style and in the most substantial manner. Work will bo done Iproinptly and on the most rcasonsble terms. Ho room is in the Gilbert Building. ;three doors north of Main street. She also has a new rule for cutting dresses, which she will teach any one to use fur a small compensation. RACHEL OG.ty. Nov. 24,1859. MJtf Splendid Property for Sale. MOST desirable Property adjoining the Corporation of Richmond, on the West bank of ast Kork, containing four acres mostly of the best quality and in ahii;h stste of cultivation, on whk-h is a Tito Story Briek House, containing S rooms, Kiti hen, and a good cillsr, a Isrge stable and cthor out buildings, slso a variety of Vines and r'ruit Trees, vis : Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Currants, Kspbosries, (irapes, Waekberries, and g a-re of StTasrbrr:.es well set If not sold before the 1st of January next it will he lor rent. For further particulars oill on t'ue subscri ber or Vt m. It. llollow-y, en the promises. ISAAtJ liLKUAISK. Vow. 22, 1359. Axe Copy 3t 5-3t I. H. PAX30N. W. SWEIGMAN. Fresh bleats and Country Produce. rTIHE nnJersigned having purchased tho entire inJ. terestofj. M. Paxson. in the Butcherinj huiinoss. and are coni inning the business st tho Ol 1 Stand on Pearl street, wherf tney k-ep at all times, all kinds of rreb Meats, such ss lieef, Pork, Mutton. SauM-e. Lard, Poultry, Vegetable-!, ate. Ac. They sell at the lowest possible prices for O and CV.Sil O.N'I.Y. PAX-sOX A S WE1GM AN". Nov. 20th, 1?59. 50tf Win lor Iteadiii-. TE hsll receive during tho " long evening"," all Miscellaneous Books of interest a" so,n as thev aro fublishel. An invoice of forty different works has beeu received t'-d.ty, iiiLluJing Abbott's Histories of France, Austria, and Uusi : Hritih Noveli-ts. Leaders of the Reformation, I-ossings L". S. Legislative Guide. Shoals A Hoiid.ty, Spurgeou's Serin. ns 6tb series, Uaa$.-en on Inspiration, Ministry of Life, China Mission, Ladies' Manual, H-auties ot Raskin, Goe the s Poems, Minister s ooing. -.,sc. 50-2t SMUII HWA1NE. f IHE undersigned is prepared to move all who want, L in or out ol itiebmond, at short notice, wita one nf the largest spring wagons in the city of Richmond, and on reasonable terms, and as it shcuM bo done. All orders left at J J. Uusjclt's Furniture tore. No. 4, Main street, will be promptly attended to. My stand will be at Plummer Ar Kelly's corner when not engaged I will do all kinds of hauling as well as moving. A. MKU1Y. Richmond, Nov. 21,1339. 5 ' 6tnos. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! If yon wu. mity article io the Boot and Shoe Department, you may eave Dotn .Money ana lime by calling at NICHOLSON'S EMPORIUM A few doors east ef Branch Bink. Yner yn win (,'" ,fle Largest stock of BOOT3, SHOES ' and GAITERS, at prices that canaot fail to suit. Come One ! Come All ! TO A word to the wise is sufficient. Remember No, 39 .Haiti Street. N. B. Anything in our line, made to order when preferred, of the best materials and by the best workmen. Children's MRTALtC TIPPED Shoes and Slippers always kept for sale by J. NICHOLSON dc BRO. Sept. 2T. 2 Soap and Candle Factory. pHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub 1 lie that he is at all times prepared to furnish to order SUMMER AND WINTER CANDLES uf a superior quality, hard and soft Soap, &c. He also wishes to purchase Tallow and Lard, rendered and aarendered, Soap Grease, Ashes, c., Ac. CANDLES AT WHOLESALE. ss cheap as they can be bought in the city. The re-u-tation his Summer Candles have obtained justifies pim in confidently recommending them to the public. Articles delivered ia any part of the citv. PETER SHINDLER. Richmond. Oct. 20. 1S59. 20 in '57.tf 25 Per Ct. Under Wholesale Prices. The New York Cash Store, HAT IN ( purchased a large lot or Dress Boods of a house leclining business, we have marked the same at full 5 per cent. andr Eastern wholesale prices. This invoice of troods eontsts of Delaines. Cashmere. Merinoes. Rich Fig'd French, do., Trareling Dtess Goods, also, A "-AtiNIFICENT STOCK OF DBF.SS SIlRe, Lam and. Square - Is, DCSTES CLOAKS. de .Ae. We woald say to oar customers come aod examine our prices and compare the quality of these rn ts with any in the city, and if they aro not x5 per cent cheaper, buy year goods si sw acre. NEW YORK CASH STOUE, R. JACKSON". Sept. 23. 1SJ. l troTirraxic i;oon. prints Ms line, sh-ettnsrs. I 9 Linen Teweliags. Sspkms. Flannels. Blankets. . Blankets, just recmvCloths. Satiaeua, Cassimere, Jeans, Ac-, die ed at the 5IW TORE. CASH SIUSi. R. J.tSMIS Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Faints, Oils, Varnishes. Faints, Oils, Varnishes. Can b W Cheap at WHOLESALE and RETAIL, at tlie PAIN'T and GLASS Establishment of TAl'CHAI Jk BRO. S7 .laia St Bicbsseaa. Jaly U.IWf. 31ur PUTTY. WE are ia receipt of a Large lot of tha above article pars aad frsek, aad for rale cheap by JOS-STKDDOM a CO. asv 34 3TEPHKX SCtjTroV will take Grocerie. Beoe aad Bhoes, aad Pr y Goods, for Laiahet. at hi Cheap I ea-iar Tard, ea To Ctrsaa. Sen- ef Haia. J'-td

LUMBER YARD, snow at co TTATINiJ removed their Saw Mill from this city into ---" ene of the best tiaiered portions of the West, and hav ir g it now ia complete opera tijit, are preps ret to supply Lumber of the very best quality ea short aetirs, to any amount. They have a'so good supply at their Ua!r Vtrt. oa Sixth street South of Main, adjoining R. Smfeh .v Cj's., Pitning and Sash "factory, where they are ; prepared to sell good Lomber as cheap as it caa he had ia , th e city. en before yea purchaee. I -larch 17, l'je I4tf

A. C UILL. f IA? removed to the room ever W. I Brady's Saddler i s r-nop. natB atreex. ana win devote his entire time and attention te the business of UNDERTAKING. He is sole agent ia this city for the celebrated Metal if . Coffin, also the Metalie Burial Case, which he will furIrtish to order. Woedea Coffins of a superior style and i finish, always on hand. He will attend funerals with a ' fashionable Hearse or aplaia carriage, and his terws will ; be as low as ran be aSorded. A. C. Dlt.T. Say SO. Iso 3tf E. II. .1TI1E.S, f ITASust received a large and complete stick f Fresh Groc-ie from the Eastern Cities, wh'ch t.igether ( with his former stock makes his the largest and most eom : plete stock ia atern Indiana. He invites all his old and j would be p lease 1 v hare mwy new customers, call anp ! i diamine his stock. Hj w,:l try as ' make it their lutermt j to deal with him. Iltf piblic art invited to call and see nis roods ana prices. i Oct. 13. leS. 44tf. Valuable Farm for Sale ! rjpHE 9ubcriSer offers fr aa!e a Talaable frni, well tm proved. s:tuatei in Jeff-rnou Township. W vae connty, Indiana, beinff aboat fo ir mtie n rth of C:Jge Crty nd tm &nd one half miles soath of Uagernown. said t fiirra contains ahottt tO acrf. firt class land. For trt and particulars en aire ol th subscriber or. the pierotere. J A si a s liOLl'K Not. 3!, 1KS9. 47 THOMAS G. THOMPSON, Manufacturer of FIRST PREMIUM STRAW and FODDER CUTTERS. Warranted. They received the Fret Premium at the last Wayne County Fair, an l at others. Ketail Prick Cast Steel Knife f 00 " Scythe S 00 Irders from a distance promptly filled. 63 sold this season, and entire satisfaction given. Shop 6th street uih of Main, Rli'HMOVP. lud. 47tf Ais i, ll.tUUUn i of different styles and prices. 1. S. A good Spring Wagon for Sale. FOULKE cfc PISH, (NEAR THE DEPOT.) 1 KSPF.CTFULIiY inform the publio that they are R. i.refiaroJ to furcish dealers and consumers with the bet IKON, STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS, "tuts, liolts, Ac, in fact almnst every article used in mechanical business in wbich iron or steel is used. Their assortment is lar mi l general and will be sold on as rasiiiblo tonus s they can be had in the west, f.rateful ir.rj a.it "kitronage they respectfully solicit a continuance i-f the same. .Nov. i:4tb, 1759. 60tf Fresh Arrival of New Goods MISSES WEDEKIND, HAVE just returned from the Citr with a lare aidition to Ihcir former stock of MII.LIM'.KY COtllS ol the latest snd mot fashionable styles, v which they iu ite the special attention of the U.liej uf Kichin.md and vicinity and neighboring towns. Their Stock consists of BONNE IS ol all kinds, flats. Ribbons, flowers, Keathers, dead rres.ics, n-ry neat ani rich, Trimmings of all kinds. Work done to order and in the best manner and the shortest notice, and on the mot reasonable terms. Hj"itiKims on Pear! street, a few doors north of Main, aui opposite Engine Hall, Xo. 8 . Nov. 21th, IS 69. 5ltf (the hhx ZXoxh SrituutCe ' THE TKIHrNB now more than 18 yeirs oi l, ai d livinK ovtrTw- llittiireiThouaani sutiecnhersor eo.iti.nt purch.tf?rMv dirlusti through ewery EHMe and Trrit.ry of our Union -will continue iu eseence what it has been the est rn-e-it chatupiun of Liberty, fr icres and of whalever will conduce to our na'ional irrowth. iu Virtue, Industry, KnowleJ)jEe an i Fro-KTity. It w:ll rntinn- to nrse th etnai-rip., iitt of the Blitck laborer from chatf Itftsm mii-1 I ifitjxitHric. ulao. th White lnbt,rf-r from Lwii-i Uitnupvly, Intmprtti.c . Ignorance, aii'l that ttfMis'm- on rtittre Mitrkt-la, whicti ttra hie v-xTtion hy ilfiiyint. ut foil iiy a-ifqut aod morally certain reward. 1S1 i t i that Ihe Chiff pil of our time ia thp inordinate multiplication and disprotrtt4in uf Nod l'rodnceri. it wil I ontimi" to wir a tiowt hatevr tpndn to . dtrade Mannai Iahor ordettrare it of its ju and f-ill re comii)f). Jt will innVniltiy commend the policy of winning i hither from Kurope the L'teful Arts, and wherever thry rony j 1x3 neeiltfl. th Art man a at U, d-r w I . . pr-Hlucts ot.r coun j try is now rtH.;tin; recklessly into debt, while our laborer ; roani in Iriiiti s qnt tt ot employment, le-iing their chil- ! ilrpn in want of tiff ad, t!'on:h Ihe firwr i too often rorn-(e!l-I f t sell hia crops ft moat iiiadtwiu-ito price. In hort while brtttliij- axai't Fill ibuaterigiu and every other mani ft-et ttitoi of that evil apirit which w-ka throi:h the sjK.iiio lion of t hr countries that KraiidtBerneHt wh'ch fa to ( truly attained only through tue due developfmettt and cultivation of internal reeonrct-e, it will advocate a rn-re effect. rely discriininatinj; TratT, th freedomof Public Iandi. thecon-tra-tion of a railroad from the navigabi w.tiera of tlie Mtnaippi to t!ioe of the Pat the and every other inrvmnr which seems to a- calculated to enhance the dignity of the 'recota iwnse of Labor and promote the well being of mankind. The 4,irrepresmhle conflict between I'arknetw and Liirht lueritaand Prorfrw, Slavery and Freeiom, moree areadily onward. Isolated acta of folly and marine may fi.r the moment fcive a aeemiog adranta to Wrong; but God still reigns, and the apes are true to Unmanity and Kight. The I year rtvo must witneas a mmnorable ctnflict tfetween thean i irreconcibl anto(oniata. The tjiiati.to '-Shall Hnmau ' Slavery be further atrenjrthened and difTued by the powr and anderthe flag of the federal Union' is now to receive j a niomenlus it not a conclusive anwer. 'Land for the i Ijandlciw, versa Negroes for the Neynefs' the battle cry I of the embodied niilion, who bavin gjnt xwept Pnu4yiva- ; nia, Ohio and the N.frtli-went, appear iu the new Cynresa barkfd by nearly every Free Sta0 to demand a recognition of every man's riht to cultivate and improve a modicum of the earth'-) surface wherever be has not uvea anticiptet by rhe State's cession another. Ki ee Homt-a, and the ransocrationof the vinrio soil of the Territories to Fre Labor two requirement but one policy mu?t larcely absorb the attention of tVnrre-4 through the ensuinj; MMuion, as f the Ptxtplein the saoceetling Presidential canvas, and whatever the imme-1iate issae, we cannot doubt that the ultimate ver diet will be in accordance with the dictates of impartial Phifanthrophy and the inalietiablo Rights of Man. H ivinjc tu1e arranemen for fuller and mere graphic report ol the dingeof Oongree, an i of wli tever ! traospirinK at the re-leral MetrtpoPi that slill a--m worthy of public rKrd, and having extended both c ur f rign and domestic Correspondence and trena:thened onr Editorial staff, we believe Th Tibck may safefely chtilenir a conn rion with any rival, whether es an exponent f p rinciples or as a reliable mirror ot the pacing w-jrii. ,ia propose not to be .urpaased ur anticipated iu the collection or presentation of intelligence though we Mhew that repntatk-n for entcrvrUe xh.ch is acquired py urining mengj-r aai eierki tit pub.ic ffices to connive at te pro mature publication of treaties ot jtber official dttcumeats We pri accuracy of statement qnite as highly a promptitude, but cn levor not to sacrifice the latter while taring be form-T. E-ntially Tub TBtPtre wi'l be what it hai teen, while w .-hall otn-taTitiy etndy f improve its erery feature and "make each day a critic on the last." The gn eral verdict of the Pr.-ia and the Public has affirmed the suoces of onr past labors, aod those of a future shall be charscterird by efiual e.u-nestnes aud aidt.iry. W ak thoe ho beleve iu the general inflaence of iMrjourrsal to be aalrjtry to aid a- in extending that iu flue nee thruh an increase of our .ubscriptions. THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, t . . . .n . 1 int. sri 1 shent and nnh'iahM mr..n. in and evening (Sundays excepted ) It contains Eiitorials on tlie topics of the time, employing a lare e.irps of t!ie best D.v.rer writers ef the day; Uoroeslic and Foreign C'TresDomesiic and foreign News; Items, ore; Proreedinx of Congress; Rep-'r-s ot Lectures; City Xevi; Cattle, llir.w and Product Mirk 'ts; Reviews of B--ok; Literary Intelligence; PpeM -n M-:hanicxaod ths Arts, d-c Xc. We striv. to make I H E T 111 BU N E a aei f -iprr to rort the wants of the public its TeW grai hie news alone eostioK over $15,0uo per au-nin. TERMS: THE DAILY TRIBt'SE is sent to subscribers at $S per annum, in adrance; R3fr six BVMiths. J Tf-rn Wotit Vnrlr SomT-WooTrTtr TriThrr-ra X lo aa & o a - i , , t vv . j a i f i lwy Is published evry Tcxsdat and FaioaT, aud eontaine all the Editorials of the liaiiy. with the C'tle, H h-wm ard (General Market, reliably reported expresslyfor the THE TKlhCSE; Foreign and Domestic Crre)3on'len.; and during the seastoa ot Conereas it contains a summary of Congre-aWi.si doinss with the m -re important spec. Im. We (ball, as heretofore ma ite the SF.tll -WEF.K.LY TUIBCXE a Lil-rary aa ' well as a political newspaper, and w are determined tuat it (hall remain m the front rack of family papers. One eopr. one year, - - - - . $J 0 Two C-upie, ene year, - - - . j on Five Copies, One year, 1 1 i Ten Copies, lo eae aJ-ress, - - - 30 Ten Copies, or over, fa svi-rsai srewcA s-SscrsW H so arh . Aay persoo sending as a club of twentv, ee over will be entitled to aa extra copy. For a ciah of 0 we will seed the Iaiy Tri twine, ene year. TH E M1 WEEo.LV TRIBC5C is se-t to Clerzymxa a 5 i per ancum. NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, a large ght-ra- paper fee the enrotry, . pobltsh-d every Saturday, and cst-aina K-iitorials on the important topics of the 1 1 ss s. the news of the week. tnWr-rt'rg Coris-oadescs from all parts of the world, the Sew Tork Cattle. Horse aad pyrvdoce Markets, interest ing sad i liable Pedtical, Xechaa Seal and AgncultaraJ articles, Ae- Ac We shail, during the y-sr, ss hi'heno. esastaatty Ubor ts imt-rove the qna'rtv ef the instr-ictive entertainsaest afTorded bv TH B WKEIa.LT TRIBO' C which, we iatead. s.ll eontinne tn be the best Family Weekly wp.peT pairiasoeH ia the wortd. We a.idr the Cattle Market Report alone richly worth to Cattle raiser s a y-ers swiaaerlptioa price. TERMS: Owe Copy, owe year. ----- ff Three Cwpies, was year, .... s F-.ve Cnroea, one year, ------ 8 Tea Copies, oae year. - - - - Twenty copies, te ewe adAraur, H aad any larger tsaWr at !- "arsAny pevwoa seadisg asaelab oa Twenty. er saore. wiil . .ii ... .,ir.iir. For a elah o4 fifty, we will m emi Weekly Trlherae. aad tar elak ft ewe haadred tie Haiiy TrihwcewUl he seat gratis. WT. cectinoe to sead tha ek ly Trihaae Clersjmea tor U fiohacriptions wwy eowtswwcs at any time. Terms always Cash ia adraaca. All letters te be addressed ts H0RAC GBKELT dk CO , Tribwae Baitdiegs. Vassae fHreat. "ew Tork.

Richmond Industrial College.

APISID ss MOXDAT, OCTOBIR, loot, fcr us rax.. lean. its. Mies C. ROORRS, Teacher Preparasorr Tv-par tmeat a. F. 1H. rrot. A. X HOLCOMPR. Peamaaship M. UOLLINGS WORTH, Mataral e-ciswe S- A. HOLT. Higher Mat-., malic s and the Lang-age-' TIRVS. Preparatory Ttartment. Aeademie. (includicg the Natural Seieaeaa) Collegiate, lineiadic Higher Uathesnati s aad Greek and Lai in Laagaages) French 4 i V T 01 Xxtra. 1'ara.at promptly by the middle er the term. Fr-if. Bush will drill the classes ia Rkaeatioe two er three times each week, end Prsf. A. R. HsIetaSs will give a coarse ef 14 lessons ia penmanship Sariag each Km. free t all t e atadenta. The instruction la Pee maoship an 1 Blocatioa alone will be worth the full petes of tuition, as the teachers ia these branches have ae ea penors ir the West. Prof. Hoit of Oberlin. would be pleased to Institats aa interesting class of yoaec Ladies aad Gentlemen ia French, at or near the commenee-aeut ef the term. A regular College Csarse sill be laid eat for those stadents who wish a thorough education, and every needfal feci! ity for completing such a coarse w ill be famished. Thee wishing te qualify themselves for teachers caa, by at lending th.s institution, avail themaelves cf a eoaree ef instruction ia Penmanship and Kle-cstioa ea theroegh of. Holt ae fully is civen in any Normal School ia the country . r rof. is hishlv rec"tn-nended to the Superintendent competent to fill his department ia Higher Mathemaiies and the unruirei. After the first month the Tnstilutlra will he transferred from the Warner Hall ss the Ene-Uta Lutheran Charca. w hich. beside three reettatioa rooms, contains one of the , Boes: Speaking Galleries and Lecture Rooms in the Wee raced to lecture cpoa the different Sotcaccs during the fall and winter terms. BOARD OF VISITORS. Pr. R - E. Hauzhtoa, Mrs. M. J Newton. P. P. liollnway. " lr. Thoa ws. Vr. A. B B'ltler. P- M. Scott. Pr. O. P. Bear. Esther 11 id ley fcv. J. V. R. Millev. so further particulars address M. II. IIOLLIXG3 WORTH, Sapt Sept. 10, 19. otr At ttse NIcrrbaat Xailevinic Eataeltala SAMUEL ' BELLIS. PRICK BEPrCED TO S.sO, 975, S90, and $100 CjrSOER'S NEW FAMILY SEWINa MVC1IIN the only tW. is a light ai t eleganteasily, and f ir family uae and light manufacturing purDoses, is me very best and cheapest Machine ever o tar ed to the public. Siuger's Xo. 1 Standard Shuttle 11 a - rmnp, Formerly sold at 125. bat now reduced to $90. is known all over the world. Every sort of work can be done with it. Saiiger'ti No. 3 Standard Shuttle iTIarhiue. This is the favorite M-uiufaeturing Machine everywhere Price, with table complete, $liO. Any of the Machines made by I. M. SIMIKR A Co., either plain or enclosed in Cabinet Case can I e procured of the iindereigned. for the serue priee they are sold for by the Manufacturer, in New York, and full instracttoas will be given to purchasers, free ef charge, by SAM'L BELLIS, Merchant Tailor. No. 39 Main St., Richmond, Ind. Asc-t roa J. M. Sisesa Co. July 2i. ! 9. 32tf RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY. C. J. TAYLOH, Book Eiiiilrr and Blank Book Manufacturer, r m ;gff I s no w prepared to do ell kinds ol tftod unsurrassed for style, elegance and I I durability. County Records, bank Books and Bl.nk liooks ot every description made to order. Newspapers, Music, Magazines, Law ' Hooks, sr. , bound in the most approved manner, and at the lowest possible prices. Noo" but the latest unproved principles adopted. Punctuality strictly observed. ' Orders solicited and promptly attended to, and satisfactini. given. A Ian?" assortment of Blank Book paper, of a snpe ror quality, always on hand. C.J. TAYLOR. I'STLH ( KIICIIS. KBNJ. CaoOKBB. CROCKER & CO. douUh side of Main street, one square East of Meredith House, Richmond, Ind. j Manufsetureall kinds of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SUIJvIES, Express and Pedling Wagons, 4o., dte. Wo bare on band a fine assortment of work in onr line, and can finish to order on shurt notice, almost any style or pattern of vehiole, all of wbich they warrant to be made of the best material and by careful and experienced workmen. The public are invited to call and examine their stock and prices-f-e?-Particular attention paid to repairing. iT. -. -SsXorLa.'7w7-, Gj j s m s m trOt'LD respectfully announce to- the public that he has ' ' opened a ahop On Franklin St., oppo. Hunting-ton House, Where he is p-epared to do all kinds of work In his line Horse shoeing, and country work. And having bad a number of years experience io carriare and Spring wagon ironing would particularly solicit such custom. Sept. l i. 40 3m t'ompound Syrnp of Wild Cherry K0R Cougn., Colds, for sale by i. 44-t also by LUMMER A KELLY. DR. O. THOMAS. DEALER 1!C Heady IMade Clothing! Cloths. Casiimerc!, Yestinsrs TRIMMINGS, 4r. No. 39 Main St., Richmond, Ind. April VS. 1859. Farmers 1 Farmers ! I onsi: xTa7: ini T ARMER look to the health of your horses, keep then in good conditioa and spiriae. Bruck's Horse Powders Is just the article to keep them ia fias order and spirits. I Rch pack are contains more and of a better laality tha a 1 any otner Iftrse Powler now in use. For Disttnptr Heaves. Founder, Yellow Water, Ifiit Bound, Lean of j Appetite, .NjUj?hs. Costireness, it;e.. dtc. By the potind or package h the pound, A' eeuta. package 25. 53 .latin Mrcel, nichmMsl. A u ,ast tl. 35tf fj rLAIif AD FAWCT ! Stencil Cutter & Pattern Maker. . 0;ilOOL ROOM Furniture of every description and ' O of the latest approved style, for neatness, economy. i nd durability, man a factored to order on short notice. I-r Hoom N' 5, Broad Axe Building, Snd floor. March 10. 1 ,9. 18tf U7"IND0W Glass of all sixes from 6x8 to 40x55 call and see for yourselves. JOS. STEDDOM & CO. Mas 2 Sltf fdook Here ! TfUST RECEITFD, lo addition to my former Btoek aa i W excellent article of Women's Morocco Roots. Heeled Kid Mippers and Bosuns: also. Heeled Oaiters ef a superior q-ality. Together with a vrie.y of Men A Boys B.ote and rhoes. which ars new oSe-ted at an preee-1 en ted low prices, at the new Shoe Store one D-jor North of Strattan (k mh'i. oa Pearl street, where a share ef patronage is respectfully eolieitedthomas soar. SO 9th me. 15 Hetlciction in Prices. rHJ enderaig-ed having on hand a large asortmat ef Lumber and ftMagle ef e su-erior qsaltty which they ' have laid in at very sow figures, aad beiag deaHreas el ' slosing cwt thtr present stock, will sell at greatly redae- ' ed priews for cash er favorable tera a ea time by special I ceatract. KLL1U1T tfc tlUHOK. Sept, 1S,1S. 40 JEIIIEL RAILtSBACK, Attorney at Law and Notary Pvile BJCHMOND, IND.. "i a TILL attend to the prosecution of baaineee is V Wayne aad adjoining counties, aud the prompt collection of claims. OSes ia Ham's baildmg upstairs. 164. t-1, D R. ROO T. DUNCAN, oSRce las Amara sfarth mt airatsatsas Stara RICUMOND, LND. March II. 1;M. Utf A FARM FOR SALE, THR Farm fceloerieg te the Estate ef Pitas RewUdae. ceased, aad where he resided, ie .SWed for sale ea adrer farts er iaformatiwB laatre ef lOWLtlB T. HID. Oca. II. -li JU?T received 1 Toa Spaaish Wh iting. for sat at Ciaciaaat price. J.6TEIDOhI A Ca. May S Sit"

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y deeorat-d Machine, capable of performing in the test . . ,7 acres or Land, aearibe Penet. with- tha llyte. all the sewmg of a private family. following impre-em-ota : Large Frame Dwell ilY Si..Ser-s Trunwverae SUutlle IffarblEie -r3 To be sol d at $75. is a Machine entirely new In Its ar- Shrubbery, e. Nice property. Wilt take email ---. rangements: it is very beautiful, moves rapidly and very ? " exchange.

Cincinnati and Chieago Bail Road ojpjsvv to i. o Gj.irspon t. Trains rma accerdiag te the urn, tebfc. kslaw. eon sect -ag as A-derwM with the Ba-arseraiaa auauisa l.is. fee all pejnta East aad Wee ea that route, aad at Kekossw. with Pe d Iaataaasvue R. , alas at Loaaerrt wit Toxaae Waaaea Warraaa allrssd for all rousts ta Lha.

ww "mm M m UQ. Table. SBTo. To take Eflbct on Wedacoad.T. AprU IS. -eavw Rx-asoad: Arrive at Kiehwsnaa STATION. was ril. Tra.iTra. a w !.. -rS 0 no Richmond, i Washiagtoa. . W Hatwtto-s, W 41 10 2J New testis. :tt.vs li ng XiMlstowa, i 13 IX.S9 O-iiaeey. 1 l I 2 Nevada. V 15. Koksaas. ti Rl Galveston, j S. 00 a.10 Logaasport, r w. r. .i : V. i .4f! M 10 -tsi 11 3 i'H t IT t.4T II 1.4T 11 A.V L17: 10.MI iJrA! S 7j III ftlJtAl 6J io.A! r.9i A. ! Arrive at Logaasport Lea Lgaasyor Freights ea tLieroad ! 7. , W' "t",-"4 ""o R-ttve-da. take, a t a. TX- sl7 ! J -nyoiher Itae. JoHM BRANDT, da , tftjjt IIAILHOAD TLVE-TiBLK. t i EATON a HAMILTON R.-ROAT). . Homing Express, i Evening Mail.... ?:55- , b m. .... INDIA.NA CEJi St DAYTOK WESTER. 5. a Lsars. s tera Mail Train S4Sa.-i. Eastsv. o.v, Ere. Kxprees.9W,p.m Ustern...u:lSp:n: DISSOLUTION OF FARTNERS17IP rpil K partnerahip heretofore amieting between th. 1 J undersigned under the firm of Brad A - : 7 os, th. ' b- L B Read- " iieatinI by-.- B. Brady. 8 AM I EI. HHVDY n;.- s a-' - B BUAUY. 49 ror Sale In Richmond, a ...i u . . . ! -..i,1.' Property will be suld low, on ease pay. ments. Possessiea given immediately. P ' I .- . . . JAMES M. POP. v.wvii, rni. issy iTIEAT STORE REHOVGD. NATHAN MORGAN, Jr.. W.,JL., 'rm his friends aad customer. I ' tht he has rer.ove.1 his Meat Store to the R.sl Build" ... .-.r-e, a nw floors west of the Post Omee. where he te prepared to supply the publio with Fresh Heati, Vegetable, &c of the best qual'ty and lowest price-. Thaakful for th. liberal patroness heretofnra i..-i i.i- ,. ' " fully aolisits a eoniinnsaes ef the same. 'lot, he respsct. . -tORdAN.Ja. Aug. S5th. is:o dlw. 37U Blacksmi thing and Hame Making WIXSO A MEEK, HAVE fitted np a new shop, on Smith street. Immediately back of the store of O. VP. Barnes, where the) i..e,.re io no an kinds of Blacksiaithiag. and other Bon's, heat Engines aod promptly and cheaply all hinds ef wrought Iron Mill work His I F f m fli .!..! a A I . . . . . . . . ... rw inereror prepared to de .. . """" evsryining tne pahll e maw future o7 " xlensirely engaged ia the maaaCU.f.MWGHAM and th VANE.H.lSf WOODEN nAMES. These Dames are mada from the -rii.w i.k j Beech. Sugar-tree, and Hickory roots, having tl,s necessary shape by growth, and are Ikerefore superior to all olh- ! ers. and are the only ones made In the V. (Hates from this I material, all others betas sawsd swaoT straight timber. xaey ars si a superter qsalitr and ftalsh, and the publle and especially dealers ars lavitse a sail and examlas tnem . SIGN OF IHE RED CURTAIN. Jf-I-oalx --V.X-X'l-lT'da.l , NEWEST GOODS IN TOWN B& At Prices to suit the Time. .-Stf Haines is In his New Room at the old stand, oososite the branch and Oitisen' Banks, !Jo. S7 Main troet. ah are invited lot all nttmm and see the Bargains. a spieniid assortment of Ladles' Ires Goods, of a 'I kinds and the latest styles. Nhawls, Collars, ttibbuus and Press Trimmings io great Variety. Cloths, riatinetts. Men's and Boys wear, Ac., and tn hi'rwy',f usually kept In a well .regulated estab. ftsS- ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH 1 A general aasortment of Foreign anl Domestic Drr Goods constantly on hand, at the lowest possible Cash prices. O jods received ones or twice each month. n JOHU. W. UAIKKS. Jane S3, Iftia. Ht, DR. L. .L"?!ANCISC0, lAyawioiL, B) Swrgocm. Tenders his profsssiona. rriees to the elt'.seni of Richmond sad vicinity. Office fc Residence, Franklin tt., Et.t tide. one eloor Srath of the Hiattngtoa. Iloase, filCHSfOKD. IMD. HEVETT & ROSE! esident Dentists i OFFICE SS malsi St.. ever C, A. Dlcalaiw at Jewelry atssrw. pHEYfeel thankful for past favors and trust they may n erit a eontioaaace. All work warranted or moaey refunded. Ladies waited upoa at their r.sideece If daairsd. Children's Teeth carefully attended te. IS Wigs, Braids, Curls, Vc.. &c. C1ALVIM OCTLinD has jus received at his Hair J brassing Establishment a haadeoee assortment ef WIGS, BRAIDS. CURLS, aVc, To which he invites the attention ef ladies and gentle men He has made arrangements by which he caa match every, color that may be deeired. Call aad examine his stock oa hand. Prices very lev March X. .Sow. litf Valuable Farm Tor Safe! fPTlK undersigned offers for sales avost valuable 1 rarna containing ISO acres, lying; eight miles north-.- -it of Itiebtaond, a boat miles west of Iorer, isa unia a Bair mile or the Centreville and vv II-l?!'.?.1T"-pi! rAU"l 90 io ,, ? li? , of cultivation, a good frame barn, a small orchard of exeeilcat fruit. There is upoa the Farm an abundance of never-failing stock aster, and it is la every re spect a Otoet aseeilent farm. The balance ef the fans t is well-timbered and adjoiaing the farms of Thomas Bond and Alexaaler C'heesuiaa. For farther particulars apply to A Ch seaman, adjoining the farm, or to . the undersigned ia Hicbmoad. Wil. ClitEHMAV. I Not n.Uti. 41 To All Whom It may ConcernJVTOTICE is hereby given to all persons, indebted j a. w xo tne aetata ol i. harles raalsoa oa tne sale Botes, . that said antes were da tha 12th of this Bio nth, Xor- . amber, and unless promptly paid they wilt bs pat ia process of collection without fail. The Botes can be ' found at ail times at the offioe of II B. Paya e. j JAME5 r. HUBOE-IS, . . . . . , H. B. PAYNK, JAdain.Us. Richmond, Jov. li, 165,. Axeeoiy3t Etl DICKINSON'S MUSIC STORE. P. DICKINSON, WOULD respectfully inform all frieads of Musis, tha he has new ea haad a very large aoi eooiplete aseortment of PtaaiM. !vIelSe4ai. Shm Ulaaic. ri OL1.V3. GUITARS. 8 tUlfi. and a great variety of Musical lastwumsaU. Hs has made arraagemenU with isufaatarers by which ha caa sell all articles ia this lise st their prieea, and as ehaapas they can ha bought ia tha west. He expects to devote speei.l attention to this bosi ness, and iavites all who waat a Piano, itelo-lao-. or ether artacles. to pre him a sail at Ha. SA 9-isia Kttreet, KM-btaood. Sot. 17. -4 DISSOLDTIOn Or ?AATIIaSHIP THE ?artaership heretofore eaisUag uader the Srat of VaaSehoiek Cask, la tho aaaaufert.re 04 Brick. is this day diseolre I by arataal rsas-nt of parau pti sous aa-ias ciatass agatart aatd Brm win I theua to Theo. Cask, as ho will pay all claims ag-tsst tho trm. Ho Is also aattMriasd so oolieet ail claims ewiag ts said Iras. WILLIAM VA SCH0ICX. - THOMAS CASH. Bichawad, Oct. tt, 1840. Tho asdsrwgwed will soatiaao to make good Brick a tho otd stood Eos of tho .City, sari has a good stook oa bawd said low for TBOd. CAttH. w T. war sah L T. AA. 4 If a. M Maus stress. -oaSlagvia Baa