Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 30, Number 11, 23 February 1860 — Page 3

Richmond, Feb. 93nd, I8CO.

TIME TABLE. ''H aed Departure, ef ftan Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad. Ob aad aad after Jan'y St a. Train will arrive a kdd dubs follow. : Frelgwt tee?., a. ; ruHnpr. :20 a. TaV, end r Mil h4 Barling u Etpmi Trwu k 0 r. . r.nr arrive 3:20 r. ; connects at Rich mood for Clncism.li Peoria ul Burlington Express, 4-GO r. m. fright 6:30 r. m. Cincinnati. Eaton and Richmond B B. Morning Iijkw Imtm at :S a. a; aveniag Mail J:45 jr"- Ku rrl 8JS A. m; Breuln g Zxpress ffcM Indiana Con. and Dayton and Wea. B, II. A. M. Mail Train going West at :& a. . m. Mall train coins Waal at ff;! B; Ezpraaa (roing at 3:10 Tlio Mall train going TCast at 3:4", r .; Express train going - : A. liprw going Kaat at II: Wr. MASOXIC CALENDAR. Iticnaiond Lodge, aeeU oa tha fir.t Tuesday evening in every moattt..... ............ Webb Ijodge.oa tha third Welnesday. King Molomon Chapter, aeoond Friday Wayne Coaaeil. first Thursday in March, Jane, September and December.. Britton Lodge (eolored.) first Monday Is each month. f . I. O. O." P. White Water Lodge, meet overy Friday erening. Herman (German) Lodge, every Tuesday evening. Woodward 1-od.re, erary YVedneslay evening. Oriental Encampment, every second and foarth Tuesday eve of each month. Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater aad Woodward Lodge, first and third Taeaday of aach month. Iejrreo of Rebecca, of Herman Let gs, first and third Monday of aach month. Temperance Order. Tha TKMPLR Or HONOR meeta an erary Taeaday j creame. Th.TEMPr.il IlEOREE, meet Monday nights. ThewOOD TKMPLARd meat an every Wedaesday Kveu lac. The HONS OP TKMPXRAXCK meet on every Saturday evening. Ihel'MIOV TBHPLAR3 (colored) erery Friday even'g Candidates for Repnblican Nomination, Mondar, April , I860. Oommon Ileas Jndge! JOIIS W. WIL8UN. .' Dint. Proeeeuting Attorney" JOH II. POPP. KOItkKT M. OOODWIH. JOUSI C. W11ITRIDGE. W. 8. IIALUJiOltB. He preaentative", R. J. "TRICK LAS D. OLIVER T. JONES. E. LUKhK M.H'MAS. WILLIAM 8 ADDLEUAX. JA-. P. Hl'lllHM. AMOS PARSONS. ISRAEL WOODRUFF. SherifT: Job. S. 8TIDIIAM. JOHN M. PAX SO. Uk.MJ. 1100KMAN. Surveyor. K. C. SUGTK. Treaaurerchbtstie b. huff. TOWNSHIP ELECTION. ConetnV)le. JOU J.BONtT. WM. W. RATTRAY. Iteliirloua Notice. Kid. D. B. Vanbu.li kirk of the Christian congregation, will preach at the English Lutheran Church, Friday are., 4th, Inst., at half-pant 8 o'clock. All are Invited. Boynton' Lectures t We hare not yet had the pleasure of hearing this gentleman lecture ; bat quite a number of citizens have, and several hare expressed themselves as being not only wellentertained but are quite enthusiastic in praising both menner and matter of his subject ; so much so, in fact, that we are impelled, on their recommendation, to urge those who hare not heard him, to go, and also to go oursclf and hear and see this Boynton Geological tpeci uks. Each Lecture, altho oa tha same subject, is new, and not an indivisible series ; therefore, no one need hesitate to go and hoar him on that account each one is a bright gem of itself ! The "St. Louis Daily Democrat," thus speaks of the Dr.'s success as a Lecturer : With thousands we have listened for hours, with almost breathless interest, to the geological prose poem9 of Dr. Boynton, which he announces as lectures ! lie is a master of the " art unchangable and untaught." He conducts his hearers to " the land of knowledge " through the "morning (rate of beauty." The old reptiles grow lovey, as he points them out upon that magnificent canvas. He has borne off the palm as the model scientific lecturer of the day. " His characteristics are promptness, clearness, grace, command, humor and enthusiasm. His description ol the grand geological changes and epochs are rather rapid, but powerfully graphic." Dr. B. gives four more lectures in Starr Hall to-night. Friday and Saturday night-, and Saturday afternoon. The latter is in tended exclusively for the youth girls and boys of our city, and 'tis hoped they 11 fill fcV See the Hall to us utmost citpntruj programmes. Our friend Jos. Dickinson, has added a boring machine to his establishment, just purchased at Erie. Teno.. which goes through a green log at the rate of 80 to 100 feet per hour! With this heljter, he is enabled tj furnish Pumps at a price lower thao ever give him a call and see it operate..... We heard that a case for violating liquor law was sustained against Hatfield of the "Cassel House about a week or ten days ago. but as he wasn't a Dutchman, the Palladium wouldn't publish it!" Ah, indeedl This is news to us, who have always endeavored to treat every active agent of the devil engaged in liquor-selling impartially, without regard to the country that would be disgraced by being his birth-place. We'll inquire in to the case; m the mean time, we also hear that th old proprietor, Sam. Cassel, is about to supercede Mr. H. as landlord in a short time Upwards of 260 members now belong to old Clark DivUiou Sous of Temperance. Members have constantly been added very meeting at an average of about S per meet in sr. since the Order was recussitated about eight months ago. During the same time, upwards of 140 visitors have been in itiated; thus makine a small temperance army of Brothers and Sisters, numbering 400 and upwards, in only one of the Order. ... .Un lionday last, a man by the name of Gossick, ftll from the old Beard & Sinex building. opposite People s Bank, and hurt

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turn sen slightly. Whorkmen have been engaged for several days tearing that old structure down, in order to give plAce to a three story brick, 30 by 100, Mr. C. Hkkrt is about erecting n its stead. Mr. II. fell from the same place Gossick did, last week, we are told skinning his forehead, nose and knee somewhat. ... .Our friend, Wm P. Wilson, baring pro-1 eared a good horse and wagon, has launched into the general Huslering business, and we commend him to oar farmers ia this and the adjoining counties, as a fair and conscientious dealer always ready to pay a price for such article of produce as he may want and they have got to sell, as will carry out the motto t live and let live." Abijah Moffitt, ' sold his dwelling on Xinth-t. to Charles ' N. Street, lat week, for 93.000 Wanted,

a situation as Ccma in a Tailoring establishment by one 'whose experience in that line warrants him to guarantee satisfaction to employer and customers. For further information, apply to this office CoL Meredith, Clerk, and Theo. J. Riley. Recorder, purpose moving to Centreville first of next month. The former has leased the property of Mrs. Noble, south of town; the latter has purchased a house on west Matn-st Mr. R. has secured the services of our friend Jas. WoodsVFsq. as his deputy The following is a list of cases disposed of second week of circuit court term t St Ate vs. Earhart Kesler, larceny jury trial, verdict "not guilty; Thos. Madden, assault and battery plea, guilty fine $ 20 and costs; David Lannty, retailing liquor, 2 cases plea, gnilty fine 810 each case and costs; Wm. Anderson, same offence fine 310 and costs; John Baxter, assault S100 fine and 2 years State Prison. We are glad to learn that after the jury's verdict, a motion for a new trial was made by the defendant's counsel, which was granted by the judge. The case again comes up next term of Court. ...Our friend Abe Phillips, has added to the beauty of his Hearse by placing plumes upon the top thereof Black ones, for adults, and White ones for children.. . .The Firemen of our City, with their "masheens," tnrned out pretty generally yesterday to celebrate the birthday of the Father of his country, and they presented a fine appearance in procession. The streets were rather muddy from the previous night's rain, yet whoever heard of a fireman fearing mud? Well, they did up the marching thro' the mud, enlivened by music from Mitchell's Cornet Band, well calculated to draw booy, leers and feet up and

out of the mire and the clay, in double-quick time it founded to us like us if we'd as lief enjoy a wade after such soul-cheering and stirring music as not! At the corner of Sixth and Walnut-sts., the trial of throwing water took place. The wind blew too strong foi a count of solid feet scattering the spray in every direction ; yet there was good work sufficiently and scientifically performed, to cause every citizen to be proud of the Richmond Fire Department Two things were well-done on yesterday (22d) the nomination of Lane and Morton at Indianapolis, and the Firemen's Celebration at Richmond; whilst the former are putting out the fires of disunion, anarchy, extravagance, and misrule. kindled by locofoco State and National ad ministrations, the latter stand ready to put out fires kindled by accident or design. Hurrah, then, for Lane and Morton ! and hurrah for our Fire Companies!.. ..Some of Indiana's partners in the drunkard-making business, according to law, feeling somewhat indignant that they could not do as they pleased with their State Stock, in conse quence of the testimony ot a minor, which drained their pockets of the profits derived from its sale ; scared tho boy so badly by threatening to whip him, that he has left the city Notwithstanding our neighbor is somewhat incredulous in regard to the rumor about a change in the Postoffice, if his 'outgoings and incomings' are not strictly to the pleasement of Marshal Robinson, he seems determined to spoil the "fun" we may have had in prospect, by endeavoring to convince C.J.Woods and other Douglas democrats, that their idea that "no human power can get up a Convention in this District, or any county in it, that would not bo overwhelmingly for Douglas," IS ABSURD ! " This will please John L. our neighbor is yet secure, and we are "disappointed" in anticipating any fun because of friend Elder's subserviency to the commands of his master. ....Mr. W. II. Beaty, of Hamilton, O.. had his pocket-book stolen on Monday last at the depot. The book contained 3102 and a number of Notes.... Our neighbor has nothing to say this week ic regard to the question he propounded to Repnblican Clubs, about meddling with slavery where it exists." Is he afraid to say any thing more on that subject? ... .Sam. Elder, at the Postoffice Bookstore, has just received Harper's Magazine, Peterson's Magazine, and the Atlantic Monthly, for March, together with all the Eartern Literary and Pictoral Papers. He is also agent for Cassel's Illustrated Family Bible. Call and see a specimen copy .The birth-day of Washington was generally celebrated in the principal cities throughout the Union The JefTersoniau has been enlarged and im proved somewhat in its appearance has a new head ; its capacity for down-right lying keeps pace with its increased dimsensions instance: what Republican leader ever declared that "the Constitution was a league with hell?" Ah. neighbor, we're afraid you'll never be cured of your natural propensity for lying "what a pity!". . . .See advertisement of E. P. Baldwin A curiosity happetied yesterday: a wheel-barrow load of Liniment was taken to the calaboose. It seems that Thomas Liniment imbibed too much State Stock, and was conveyed to the prison in the same kind of a vehicle tha illdividual who gave the wife he procured in London, a jauut in on his wedding tour.... fellow from Delaware, Ohio, tried to swindle several persons by borrowing, under tha name of person thev once knew there, , 1 1 j.j :.. : or, ratner as ins sou. no succeeueu m rais ing several dollars, but they "smelt a rat. and he was obliged to disgorge. He called himself George Myers, alias Lazarus; but his real name is Lathers. He ought to have been well lathered. Richmond, Feb. 11, '60. The Richmond Benevolent Society met at the United Pres. Church, Charles Coffin, President, in the Chair. D. B. Crawford, was appointed Secretary pro tem. The Stewards reported they had relieved twenty-five families, some in extreme destitution, in the last month. The Treasurer reported SI S3 in treasury. After transacting other business, adjourned to meet at Union Chapel M. E. Church, oa 2d Monday in March. C. COFFIX. Pres. D. B. Crawford, Secy. 3T Tho New York Store has a Lank of tha bst Goods ever brought to this market, from the store door to the rear of the buildirn;. and Mobb than a ton at that! The enterprising Proprietor, selling as he does for cash is enabled to sell at rates that astonish those who "go it" in the Dry Goods line on credit. Foi cheap (jioods, go to Jackson s i x- i-i, Cash Store. litw tvia 8A. II. & J. "W. Vestal of Cambridgi City, sold, last year, over 1.300,000 sweet potato plants, and will this year have for sale a much larger amount. They sprout their plants by steam, finding it impossible to pro. I cure a sufficient quaniitv of manure. DI1D Oa the morning el the 90th in St.. at the residence of her husband. Wat. Bell, of this city, HANNAH CHRISTIB BRLL, a highly esteemed member of the Society of rrieade. aged SO rears. Lumber ! JPersons interested to build or use Lasaber, weald do well te call ea WM. CAIN a SON 3. ear the terot, aa they have a large stack ol meet kinds ea hand, aad cava s'.l bills at ahtut notice. They will sell the same quality ef ramber at ae tow Sgaree for eash aa any Cheap Lember Yard la the city. Il-St

Letter nr. Baldwin; .m.-mm-m.fm. RnjWJOSP, H TOO , ttd, Hr Fbuind Haduvi Thy latter from IT oleosa b h Defoe me. and a terrible aiEair it u. As far as Richmond ia concerned, I weald not stoop ts netase is. ae H hears noon its own face that which will dugaat tha rener.1 reader : as I hare heard many ciriseas already aapresa tbemeelrea. bat for these onaoquaiated with tha paruea and tha facta in the ease, I'will aotiee it brirfiy. Bat I mart first express my gratitude for the farer thou hast bestowed ia distributing my Circular. This was kind ef thee. .- And I moat eengratnlate thee en thy good fortune ia procuring such powerful aid from a distance, at each a critical period. Perhaps if thou woulJ also write to Spencer and Liuk thou might sac

eeea in exeiuog tfcetreyarnoMy and smaerKji ia a tisalar manner ; so as to gire a little more rariety of Speneeriaa WIT and WISDOM (1) And by so diiog get thy powerful friends from a distance to du np ail thy little dirty work for thee, that then would be ashamed to da thyself, while Bllinr the responsible station of head teacher, of a Kricnds school ! Consistency thou art a jewel !! This letter from thy worthy teacher or 'champion' as thou terms him. is doubtless regarded by thee as an able production a master-piece, a display of wisdom and genioa. and erery way to the point, or thou, of eourse, would not wi.h to hare it made so pablia. And by tht name standing out in such bold relief at the head of it, thou of eourse endorses erery sentiment it contains. In the labored attempt to demolish rar system of writing, he calls on qnita a number of nor bosines men to sustain him ; and "apprehend" the; will do it and deny my system with a Bnammou- a thundering No'! Sublime aonrehension - A straurer mizht sucoose from such wholesale assurtnae.tbat he had fascinated, converted, and exercised such a magnetie influence orer our whole business fraternity, u to nie them at will! But we will see ; as I bare had a little leisure ol late. hare called oa nearly all whom he mentions, and will report success. He first refers to the books and bookkeeper of St rat Un & Son. And as this is the only bu siness house in our City where 1 have hear J a word spo ken in farorof the Spencenan. as a hand for business, 1 will delineate. When I called upon them, tha book keeper, who was Hulcombe's pupil and best writer, would only show ma the ledger, with the pitiable plea that it was the only book he kept. Of course always posted with care, and filled with figures and brief ref erences, and not a line of writing in it. A great test surely of hpenccrian penmtnship. tie next refers with mujli aesarauee to our Printing ofSoes. Editors ef both ; Palladium and Broadaxe hare decided that for their bu- : sines they would, all the time prefer engular style, as they hare no time for round wurk ; and some of them tt.ting that tbey would not write it it' they eould. But all said it was very beautiful to look at, as an ornamental hnJ. At Bridgland's I found as nest and complete a set of books as I hare seen East or West. They are such ss would do credit to any City. And all kept in a complete and beautiful antrular hand ; as I was politely shown through eight or ten different : nooks. let thy mend Mofcombe claims tnern. too as I Speneerian writers 1 Mauzey remarked that he eonld inform him that in doing the amount of business they ' did, they had t take the shortest cut for it. Newburn , keeps the regular book, and though formeily a Spencerian teacher, thou will find his work in a rery plain I neat aagutar form, just such as I wout 1 wish to gire it , myself. I would advise thee by all means to visit j them, and if thou wishes to seo a contrast, take with 'thee one of Sponoer'a Copy Books. I took .No. 5. ' Young MoWhinnj, though Holcombe's pupil, decided that for rapid business he would prefer my tle. He . next claims the Railroad office. The Dennises were aum.'el at the idea of writing such a hsnd in rapid buinea, and considered it i:iipus-ible for any one to 'do it without running mure or l-s into the angular , form. MeMeios of Spring Foundry is also claimed, t who laughed at the idea, saying he had nerer taken lessons in any system, and knew nothing about Spencerian. He keeps a beautiful set of books, in a small, neat running hand, showing a mixture of round and angular, which he writes very rapidly. E. Bellis, of Coffin's store, also states that he knows nothing of 'he Spencerian, and learned the old round hand when a schoolboy, which he still partially adheres to. Coffin himself writes a smooth, angular hand. ' Thou art also referred to Starr & White. And thy friend Holcombe seems rery certain that 'they employ their gas for the better purpose than puffing peaked hand.' By his leaving the country without settling his bill there, he must have 'apprehended' that they furnished itfreegrati: But friend White keeps a neat set of books, yet no Spencerian, and dooided without hesitation that he would prefer my style for a bu ; siness hand to that of Spenoer's. v Thy friend also calls upon Ksq. Poo to aid him in denouncing my system. The Esqr. has since stated before one of my classes of 47 pupils, that 'if he were young and wished to qualify himself tor ripid business writing, he would undoubtedly choose the angular hand; because it was so much more easily acquired, and that Spencer himself would certainly admit that it could be more speedily written. But added that if he had two or three years to learn in. and wanted to aoquire a style just for beauty, for show, he would ' take the old round hand that was taught abundantly ' beiore Spencer existed.' He considered that tbe most beautiful of any other, and had long written it. But , when hurried says he finds himself running into the j angular hand. And last, but not least, thou art refer- , red to our Court Record at Ccnterrille. kept by W. H. Sch later, and pronounces it Spenoerian with extreme emphasis, 'possessing alt the characteristic eurves to ' perfection.' This is cer ainly the most iaaaae plunge of ail. As every one acquainted with Schluter's writing knows it to be a rery acute angular hand : extremely rapid, bold and uniform As a speedy, uniform, business writer, he has lew superiors or equals. Hotoombe speaks of our comuiercial cities, where the tngular hand is not known lie formats the celebrated i'rof. Rnis, and is not aware that I baverisited nearly every State east of the Allghanies, started out teachers from rarion points, and have now on hand a fine lot of specimens executed by citixensof Philadelphia, and other prominent places But in all my travels there, I ' never once heard the Spencerian system spoken of. i Throughout the Mississippi valley, teachers from under my instruction are scattered broad cast. And Indiana alone can boast of forty or fifty professors of ' penmanship, who are now busi!y engaged in the good ' work. Tby friend acknowledges my enceess over ( Spencerian teachers in eeeuriog patronage, but sars 'if they were to descend to the same level, resort to the j asme means, Ac, tbey too oould succeed.' To meet t this low and very ungentlemanly insinuation, I must here insert an item, viz : After once or twice introducI in the subject on the street, Holcombe called at my ' residence, and made a direct proposition for me to re- ' eeire him into partnership in teaching. Not being " ahle to see my advantage in. so doing, I of course deolined. He finally asserted in the presence of witnesses, that he 'woulii giv f-VM if ha coidd sucoretf o did h procHriny clasttl' The earnest and emphatic ' manner in which he made this statement, so impressed those present, that tbey hare oten spoken of it since. Hut this was rather a high price to offer we think, for posessing a faculty which he now thinks so low and groreling. It is unfortunate for him to apeak of my system being a Kmoif' where it is so well known. Those kind of seldom flourish longer than he did in our city. And one of oar most prominent business men, after reading hie letter, remarked to me. en the street, that 'Holoombe was the greatest humbug tha: ever visited Richmond It is an interesting fact that of all tbe Spencerian , teachers tha hare at various times taught in oar city i not one, I believe ha dared pay us a second visit ! While I have ncorded the names ot nearly three thou ( sand citizen who have year after year filled my school room, for the last eloven years. And did they not consider the source, thy friend's low insinuation I would be quite a compliment to their intelligence: that i they had been so long patronizing a humbug, and not ible to make the discovery until he, in ail his wisdom risos up away in Missouri, and makes the terrible anaouaccment, while at the aime time, citizens who attended my classes ten and elovon years ego, are now sending to me their children. No, friend Hiram, my long and wH-known success oan only be attributed to i Ktraight forward eourse, and that of teaching a hand .hat swits As tcantt of t people. Anytbingaside from this, with an intelligent community, must dwindle and die. E. P. BALDWIN. Whits Waxes P. O., Wayne County, Ind., February 15, 1360. At a regular meeting of HiHsboro Lodji, No. 114, I. O. of U. T., held at their Hall on WInes-ay even . ing, Feb. 13, 1S50, the follawinj resoiaUons were adop. ! ted : Whereas it has pleased Almighty God. the great Author of our being, in nis a:!-wise proviaence, to remove from our midst our Well-bc;ovet sister, 5ARaa Jaws BrysSLt., who was ono of tho Order's traest members, and one who never deviated from her convictions of justice aud equality to all, or her obligations s a Good Templar, the caae ot temperance has lost a zealous advocate, and community a worthy member. Her f nil y ani friends hare lost a near and dear relation, one whose place cannot bo filled. But let it be hoped that what appears an irreparable loss to them, and ns. may be to her aa everlasting gain We hare indeed lost a worthy member, but in Paradise there is another glorious star added to to the heavenly constellations : Therefore, Resolved. That while we bow ia deep humility to the dispensation of our llearenlr father, poseetsiagin ourselves no power to arrest the fatal hand of death or disease, we may ret emulate the virtues of the dead, and behold ia this sad visitation, how beautiful is the life and how calm the death of the Christian. Resolved. That by tha death of our sister, the raase Ar umteraiiea has last a valuable supporter, the Order of Good Templars aa ornament, and this Lei -e ns of its beet members. But "The Lord hath given, and the i i . w i.V.. a..,hted b the aana of Ik. ,JZ - lcra" . ' . - v . m .- Reeele-ed. That we, mesabers of Uiliseora Lodge No 114 br this means express our aeep ana neartieil sorrow' at tho mournfal bereavement which bat vacated X. -v-o 0f k warm hearted sister, who ia the bloom eyo.lTha, boon called from this world of trial, and troTnbi.. to on-of cer Urn and continued happiacaa where the wicked cease trom trab.ingasd the weaned a:eattet. Raaolred ThattheW. . of this lre be infracted KstMVN. iiutw - - -r . - . . . w . n . . . inj nwraviaa oa m aaeraaM. pn9.B. f - with a ropy e these resolutions. iw lorwara tae ,ame to the Richmond papers f r publ calioe. Sabmitsed ia f. H- aid P. A. JACKSON. , ALICE C. BRANDON, f O WILL COMMONS-

Pouca RxroaTS. A dwelling on Xortli Btxthr-at. was- entered - Saturday- nighty L daring the absence of the family the burg- '

lars remaining most of the night, hunting op the wood there waa in the room, and carried off property to the amount of six or tare n dollars. On Friday night about 8 o'clock, whilst one of our lady ciuzens was passing along Main et., she was grossly insnlted. She ran home and sent for Mr. Baily, of the police department, who gave pursuit to the scamps, there being two of them, but was unable to find them. It is a bad state of affairs when our ladies cannot pass along the most public street, at an early hour in the evening without being insulted by the scoundrels who may bo prowling around. An attempt was made probably Thursday night, to set fire to a vacant building at the junction of Front and Marion-st. The incendiaries collected some straw in the cellar, and placed it between the ceiling and the floor, which ignited the floor burning a hole large enough to insert the hand in it then went out. The owner whilst showing tbe house to one who wanted to rent it, discovered these incendiary signs on Friday eve. On Wednesday morn, about 2 o'clock, an attempt was made to enter the store of 'J. M. Laws, on Main-st. through the Front way. The window-fastenings had been neglected, and the burglars being aware of this fact made the bold attempt to enter tbe front of the building. The night bting dark, favored their plan, and had it not been for the night-watch, they would have succeeded. Mr. Bailey and one of his aids, came upon the scamps, and made the attempt to capture them, but owing to the fact that the burglars had taken the precaution to extinguish tha gas lamps towards the depot, they made a safe retrtat. So close was the pursuit, that they dropped the iron bar they had been using, about one square from the store, which was picked up by Mr. B. Poiick Chajtok. Philander Bonner, has resigned his position as watchman under Mr. Bailey, who appointed Gotleib Lichtenfeltz in his stead. W. II. Harris, also resigned, and Terance Dunn, was appointed in hist place. The newly appointed watchmen were sworn in by the Mayor. Death Rksdlti.no from Being Bittes. bt a Rat. Horace Y. Smith, a young son of Mr. Sidney Smith, of this city, was bitten by a iat through the fleshy part of the hand, in June last. Soon after, he exhibited symptoms similar to those shown by persons suffering from hydrophobia, and at intervals ever since has been afflicted with convulsions increasing in violence, and terminating in death on Wednesday morning last. His age was about four years. 4?James M. Hays is now selling his stock of goods at very low prices, for the purpose of preparing for a large stock of spring and summer goods. Those who wish to buy goods at this time cannot do better than to go to our friend Hays, near the big pump. NOW KEADY. 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The Great Benefactor of the Household.

STEWART'S 'FUEL SAVING

COOENG STOVES " FOR WOOD, AND ANTHRACITE, BITUMINOUS COAL.

Willi or wit&ont Hot Water Improved 1859, with new THE STEWART STOVE If the enlr the Keeaesaist eseeac Ceekiag Stare. THE STEWART STOVE Operatesta perfection with Bitaasmoe. Ceai. THE STEWART STOVE Will pay foe itself in ftftTiag ef ftei ticrf three year. THE STEWART STOVE Dws all sorts of Cookicx at the sazas time, anal a-ivi roe. also plenty ef but water, and warmiar cloees without cost THE STEWARTSTOVE Cotnbiae - Qtlr lrDe..lJg f evst-rnJa-tnTcntor of $S year expert earnTHE STEWARTSTOVE Bakes perfectly ea tap as J in area, and roasts in frval. ell at the saas? tim. THE STEWART TOVE Will Jo twice the work ef aa y oven, and with the itow siiel oven. THE STEWART STOVE Cooks meat and pastry torether with imVartin g the Savor ol one te tk etkrr. THE STEWART STOVE Will Lat tarejaty years. Mary r sow t th.it ware purchased fifteen mad Ueein years . Although eostirtc; sort at first it is ia the end cheaper th toy Common tVvs THE STEWART STOVE Is the article suited to erery family it will aid ia pro vroaaotiDg luxury with ecsBomr. While it will he found aa invaluable servant in the b. o.es of the wealthy, it wilt prove atiood eamaritaa ia securing comfort and haypi cess to the families of the poor. To those in moderate circamMaacea it makes itself indispensable ty its laborsaving and economical qualities. iNordyke's Percussion BoltHOWE PROOF, STRICKLAND &BRTD3LAXD say "After a trial ol more than six months -'Nordyke's Percussion Bolt," accomplishes the object ful'y. We can now bolt flour from D AMP wheat with ease, and our offal is cUaner than ever beiore." BROWS 4 ADMXGTOX. (Mr. Addinton was for 1 years miller tor the late Basil KrUhtwell) say : "W are much pleased with Nordjrke's Percassioa Bolt. We can do our duty in (rriedins;. and can now irrind to suit the wheat. It saves room in the mill and will make more flour than the old process CAN and will increase iherapacuy common Bolt 25 to 33 per cent." J. T. SWARTZ. Ksq., twenty -eight years a miller, and now head miller in tbe Richmond City Mills, sars : "Sordyke's Percussion Bolt has many advantares." "For -plteUm, ekeapnmnnA doinr demt ertre vera it hat ae equal." Uas been uainx the bolt for six months. Mr. W1LOOXE! of Muncle, says: Nordyke's Percussion Bolt gives a better yield and more perfect separation. A. McLCCA?. Esq., of Economy, for many years miller for 0ors;e Gillespie, of Ilagerstown, Ind., iivi r I have one of Mordyke's Percussion Bolts and am much plnased witn Its operation. 'It holts with m and profit. 'It needs no hopper boy or ot- wheels -I cm nil, fmmii. uu .uiicruoc nour ai ine same time, 'l nave never known it to clog." BRtDV 4c 80V, of the Quaker Citr Works. Richmond. say: "We have just put op two of Nordyke's Pat. Percuaj sioa B"lts," "and consider them entirely superior to any loose," "they will save from two to four pounds of fl.ur t per bushel over the common bolt." ' trtelawt State Fair: The Committee says : 'We consider it superior to any other arrangement and t recommend first premium of twenty dollars." At the U ayne County Fair, the Committee ( says : We takepleasare in recommencing Nord k's I'er- : cession Flour Bolt, and award it first premium and diploJi nJew Bolts furnished and set in operation and warraw . ilTpTbe improvement attached to Rolls now In use in W. T. DRM WI. i one oay s time. Apply to Geo 1 Agent Mill Work, Engines and Machinery. SOtf llll'HMOM), Ind. QULKXeFI. CITY QUEENSV7ARE STORE, No. 3 Main street, Iticnmond, Indiana. ! LJ W. MENDENHALL, Importer, and Whole- . ITl. sale and Retail Dealer in China. CUih and j Queens ware.Brittania and Plated ware.Coiumon and lellow ware. Cutlery, Looking Glasses, Tea Trays, , Waiters, etc., otc. The undersigned takes pleasure in informing the Trablic that he is importing bis Ware direct fruui"i.ivlerpuol, and is selling at from 20 to 25 percent, lower f than customary prices in this market. Will Wholesale . to Country Merchants at Cincinnati prices, j II. VV. MKNDENHAM.. ! June 30, 1S59. 29-ly wlio oautle Bedstead Manufactory. an e. t e a awn. at. Cincinnati jrrices. i'JU IIIE undersigned having enlarged and increased the facilities, in his-A'ool working Mimilv. jtory," wishes to call the attention of the public to bis ' itock consisti ng in part of j PLAIN AND FANCY BEDSTEADS, . k sistre tad Hound Corner Lounei, &c, ''stnrl sa. Ceaeral Stock, ef Turned Cabinet Work, which for neatness of finish and durability, she will warrant equal, if not superior to anything of ' the kind made in the West, He respectfully invites those engaged in the trade to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, aa he feels asiured he can give full aatipfaction ia both terms and quality of work. tT Factory, north 'of the Depot and near Ken- ' worthy's Mill. B. FCLGHUM. jl Richmond, June SO, 1855. 2S 6io RICHMOND BOILER WORKS'. "TH undersigned is now prepared to make to order all kinds of ;,' S T TE A 11 BOILERS For high or low pretnare IrOcomotiTes, Portable fines n everything pertaining to that branch of business; also Smete Pipes, Tanks, Heaters. Evaporators, eke., of heavy sheet Iron oad fey (toed workmen. Orters willroceive prompt attention. Address SAMUEL SIX EX. . Richmond. Indiana. LPPEARAIVCX: of Cancer .rewufred from the breast of a I Lady, tceighing 2 pounds' Ucithaut pain, ,the use of the . knife, or tfte Jos of a drort of blood. D R. KLINE, from Philadelphia, will be iu itienmood. at toe Meredith I loose, on every SATLRDAT, where those who desire can have an onponuniiy or eonaaiting bim. Dr. sums Has aa.l a long ' and therourh experience in the practice of medicine He has attended many ef the various Anatomical, Clinical, and surgical Schools and Hospitals, ef Phil1eli.hia: is a rra 'uate ef two Medical Colleges of Philadelphia ; Mem'terof the Medical Association of Philadelphia : oae of themani ef and physician te tbe MedtreJ end Srjtel leetitute af Pkile-Wpkia, (in connection with Prof. W. . Paine, M. D ) aad now consulting physician to the same , Institute. i Dr. Kline's practice is prinelpaMy'that of the Ameriran Kclectic. discarding all poison'ua and debilitating medi. ;cine, and substituting many new and almost speeifie . remedies not generally known to th."profe,sion. By their nse Consumption. Cancer, 8 -ro'Dla, t ema!e diseases, and . many of the so called incurable diseases, are made amen able to treatment easily an! speedily e-trabie. CoosnmptioTi. Asthma, Bronchitis. Larywritfs. PharynrUis. Pbouia. ke.. very sseeeaaiultr treated b the Dae i 1 of proper conatitutioaal remedies, and also by saiietr4 ,.Aa.u,o by means of an inhalinr instrument, made ef glass, and so eoBstracf-a tkat the remedies are easily VWU.CJW .MM. 1 WUE. M .O. V, T.DQr i .Din 1 anrs in the form tf tbey are browrbt ia direct contact with tbe deceased lanes. I with those minute aad intricate air cells that are eat of ' the reach ef all other treatment. I Cancers. Tamors. Went. I'leers a4 Old Sores, posi ; tirely eored by Dr. CLIM'S Cemeer jimsiiots. a aew ana aariraied treatmeot, diaerrered and oaed only bw bim self.) witbowt paia.tbe use ot tbe knife, or tbe loas of a ! erov ef Mood. Allinterested. a-e iarited te call and ex amine Cemoere that I bare removed aad preserved, f Special attention paid to ali forms r.f Female diseases.' ; These afflicted wish diseases of tbe Eyea or Bars, Heart, Liver, Kidneys, or eVpleen. Spina' Affections, p. airs or Paralysis. Xervens Affections. Rhesmatitm. Se'efula. i Dropsy, OTeriew Tamors. Drsptia. Eptletvia. Diabetta. I Oravei. Piles. Skin er Kraptive Diaeaaes. or tar Chraeie 'or leaf etaadiag d ilea ss, are reepecttaliy iarited to call, i All diaeasee reqeuring sargicai op-rmtiooa can rein : attaatioa either here er at ear iBetunte la Philadelphia I Ail patient repairing a eoatiaeed coarse ef Vtraatsaeat 1 can bare medicine seat to them from ear Institute. ! Beeeeragemeat aerer given te patients without eerree- ; ponding evideaeeef recovery. 1 Persons wishiagto see saw more taae eace eaoaid call aa ! sss aa peeeibUa. before I returns the t Far parucmiars addrees Box eca Phi e Decesaber 14. I Wanted ! 'finil BCSHILS Wood Ashes, at tae Oil aad Caa,)tl II die Faeterr. KertA Waasuagtaa Bareet. aveas ailroad Bridja. , Me.

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Reservoir : Warming Closet! and extra large Flare. t THE STEWART STOVE 1 Is warrante.1 for three months, and I may then be returned."! in a; It. f so sou rua no kind ef riS tm trr FULLER, WABREX CO Btanafactarrra, Trey . K. T. D. WARD &S0JT, Sole Agents for Wayne Co. July It. 159. . 3ltf Hardware Store. Sot fader Starr 1111. f J Juast oj Jackson's Xe-w York Cash Store. JAMES .M. POE, hsring bought out the interest of Curtu lirare in the above tirm of tiorsuch A tJravc, the business will be continued at the old stand ono door east of the New York Store and under Surr ilall. They are ordering and receiving many of their goods direct from tbe manufacturers, and consequently can compete in prices. &c, with any house in the West. We respectfully solicit all th"?e who have heretofore patr .ma.-J the huuse to still continue to do so, and we invite all others to pive as a call before purchatinr elsewhere, as we expect to keep a eneral assortment of Hardware, i arpenters and Coopers Tools, India KubI her Beltinir. Ao . &e. (JORsucn k roK. As I have sold my inlercst in the Hardwire trade tj J. M. I'oe, Es.j., and am abjut retiring from business, I would recommend to those who bare so liberally patronized us, an I my friends generally, a continuance of their patronage to the new firm of Gorsuch 4 Poe. CCRTIS GRAVE. July 11, 1J. 35 IftSKUAXCC, REAL ESTATE, COLLECTING & GENERAL AGT., 5 RICHPIO MP. Ind. American House, orrosiTB Tjisrioisr dep o INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 5 WIGGIM & PIORROW, Props. THE CITY SHOE STORE No. 6 Slain Street, Richmond. Ind. The undersigned having come to the determination to hereafter do an exclusively CASH busiaes,, has put down the price of home-made work, to the lowest possible living prices : LADIES' WORK: All other styles in proportion. Alao all hinds of Shoes for Misses and Children, both home-made and custom work, which will be suld a low as the same quality of shoes can bo bought in sny house in this city. Thankful for the liberal patroniwo heretofore roeeired; he respectfully solicits a continuance of tbe same. His work is m.ike of material, selected by himself, and the work made in this city. It is not Cincinnati wurk made in the Ktu. JOB BORTON. April 17, 1S5'J. 10tf JAfflCS IU. POE, Notary Public & Real Estate Agent. BrigUtwell Bui'dliig. No. 15) Vain street. 47 RICHMOND. IND. SIGN OF 11IK RED CURTAIN. Proi NEWEST six 3k-rri-i7-.X, GOODS IN TOWN eS At Prices to suit the Times. sjf Haines is in bis New Room at th" old stand, opposite the I'.ranch and Oitia-n Rmki, No. S7 Main street. AH are invited to tall Sown and -e tbe Barralns. A splendid assortment of Ladies Dres Good., of all kinds and the latest styles Shawls, Collars, Ribbons and Dress Trimmings in great Variety. Cloths, Matinetts. Men's aud Boys wear, r-c., and in short everything usually kej-t in a well regulated establishment. ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH ! A fen era 1 aisortment of Foreign and D-meti Dry Gfkods conntanMy on hand at tbe lowest possible Cast, prices. Goods received once or twice each rnonth. JOSH. W. U4.I5ES. Jans 25. 159. SWtf Stove More, Tin. Ware. Copper and Sheet-Iron MAMjTACTORY. HAS on hand and is constantly receiving the largest and most complete assortment of COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, for coal or wood, six and ten plate stoves, from the best Cincinnati, Iayton and I .as tern manufacturers, ever brought to Richmond. He has also a full assor tmcnt ef Plain aad Japaned TIN WARE, at wholesale aad retail; STOVS TRIMMINGS. Hollow-ware, Brass and Enamelled Ware, Sugar Kettles. Sad Iron. Dog Irons, JikilleU and 14d. TI.V ROOFING, Gutter and i-pouting, made and pot ap t order aa usual. JOB WORK of all kinds, done by experienced workmen. The hiehest price paid for old Iron, brass, copper. c. in exchange. All persona in want of the above articles, will find it to their iaterest to eU at o. 70, Main street, before purchasing; - - - . - THE FIRST SEMI-ANN0AL SALE 'F'osr tlto Sct.xr lOOOi OF THE N. YORK CASH STORE, Took Place Jairaary 1st, 1860! OI H whole surplus stock of Winter GOODS will be marked down Kesrnrdleee sf Coat, aa all the winter stoecea band ts,e middle of rraa,,. .111 al . j elsewhere to be sold for what It, will bring. The surplus i stock will be marked ea tbe 1st of January at leas than j MARK THE PRICF3: io yards PaciSc. HamUton. and Maaelaeater De LalM I . . " " "co-maer te Mines. j SKiallV 99 I. tt .Ml. 5W yds. . bildvew s Twilled Cashmerea. 1 2 1,0. worth Site. a an wooi ueiAines, -4cts. well worth Sects. " Tufrin's best Menaoa, C hints figures. 7 cents, we.l wortfa Sl.S. Our whole winter stock ef Children's Plaids. Wohsir Traveling Drees Goods Paul DeCbenres. Band ire Stripes Alapiaer, Frewee Cabaers. CwmletCtotbe. Oriewaal Strtpee. Wool Plaiaa. ChiiJr-a'a Weed De Lwiaee. and ail marked dowa from 45 te 40 per ceat. under resmiar price. DRESS SILKS. 50O yd. Dress Bilka, at 7S cents, our former price, H.fJ these Goods are worth fr ,m S I to IUI, wholesale Shsttrlg, Cloakm, ete. At a tremendous reeoctioe: tiitei,, saca as w aold aa T.i now effeved at IS 0; C IS K-. wortb M If: saarked fi .; splendid CLOAKS, at JJO. tbe saateriavl ef wtuek nearly cost doable. Also: Our waoi aarpia stock at Embroideries, Collars, Slers, Srts, &fcm All saarked down; ae we an deaermleed te sell eff ew srlav. tex stock ee matter aa weal sacrifice. ladacesaeate arv now offered to yaraaawn tna aaey aot agaaa aeeaur ia life time- We would acre say te err ewsseaaere. that what we advertise, we stave W, aad what we aay. w aie. "vchii tHOJt rst'-K.aaa' attetltiai nll2 are ear aaottee. , XE W YORK CASH S TORE, Dee. 29, 59. 3tf B. JACKSOltfr

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lalsllaasaTipOlla iBSBni INC ORPORA TU CAPITAL ! $20 0,000. t -TILL IN5L RK Bwildiage, Merrhaadise sad PreL If party awrdjjvaaiet lea ac daman bv 'ir ; j& property in Tisniii s7Ti",sl ('it slsVaiTf "r vigatsoa... . ' tvari.iMUM ... taut Ate Baetiasr ef aha Haairf a rK. a rw. f . ? J '. " P'J awnteiea te sweet all ot profit and lose aaeenat. attaassa St.. InssiraBiee Censspiaitty. IXCOAPORA TED CAPITAL, - 8100,000. BUSINESS eealaad exalcairrly to Iadiana Insurance arainst loss or ilanin he Fire. rK. ,wr tlu J . : . . . T ... r i miu ..kiou. su lessee speeaujr adjusted and promptly pall ia cash . f --n Agency for the above Coca panics has beea sxtah. j lished ia the New Starr UaUBuUding. Richmond, Ind., where prompt alleati jo will he rive a te Iawaraace by I tJKU. 3d. URAVKS. Agent far iaetr.n fepttnm,inchulif ttecwwwf.ee e H'ajrwe. hyefe, luian, Henry mud Wiaeee. Empire Steel Plow MANUFACTORY ! S. HORNEY & CO.. K "ow prepared te rurnish the Arricaltaral Pabtle m ith almost erery deaoripUen et Steel .Mows, I " 'farrmlnar stsplrsmestta, Ae., Wbich for dorahllty and service are unexcelled la this , coont-y. As aa evidence of the Itchiness ef th draaht of their Plows, they refer 1 the report of the eoamiuee ; at the last Wayne Cmty fair, ky wale It will be seen i that our Plows average from tV to Tl pounds lighter draft . than those ef oar eempetlturs. They received at the last Indiana Maat fair j Four First Class Premiums. j xne timoeraer whien, theur Plow are made la selectee with treat eare. and none but the beat te used. Their Mould iia uoarai are man oi tae best Stael. tnunf.Mn.a ; to ineir order ane are bard.ne.1 aw a nBii.. .. ! which makes them last as L0XO AUAIN as the erdiaar . Meet Mould Board. . I The proprietors are all practical workman, and ae J their work Is eons y them, er under their immediate j supervision, and aoee but coed workmen are eiaplored. . The style and quality et their work it unsurpassed, an J it f is in i All Cases Warranter! To be rrecisely as represented I rNsraelful for the liberal palronir. hretofore rseeired. mey nave eniarrei tnnr es'aMinhinent, ail thus Increased their facilities ordiu work, and are eaaMea tq promise most confidently that all orders will be promptly Sired aad forwarded by the best route. A liberal redaction will he ma te to the trade. & HORNEY & CO, June , 1.59. Richmond. M. Quaker City Saw Mill LU.1IBEK YAH S . TUB undersigned would respectfully anaounc? te tbe ettisens of Kichmon I and vicinity, fiat they ha erecte.1 a first class Saw Mill, and are prepared to fill all orders that may be present? t with promptneu. It is their intention als. to keep on hand a general atftort'ni'nt of Ituildiag Lamber and Timber, all of wbich will he offered atreASonable prices. Having anperior factlitle for duine their work with di-jptch. they particularly solicit caatom work. Satisfaction guaranteed. The biaheat prices paid in l ath for good Poplar. Walnut, Oak er Aah logs, delivered at their mill, at Intersection of H and Raiload, or at any accessible paint en aay ef the Rallreads leading to the city. PERRY A JOIINSOV. Richmond. Feb. 9. 1849. U-ly. IF jrooi blood is disorganised and Impure, tie The Peruvian Syrup, or Protected Prot oaid of Iron, whloh will supply the ae -eeaaary strength to the system, ant life to th hln-,4. for sale by I'LUMMKR et KELLV. s. noarrv.js., aa, ramasnn. eao. w'ctTLLeieit. ISAAC SHIRES, MERCHANT- TAILOR, No. "2,fl;tiu Street. Kichissttutt. lit d j ESPRCTFULLT informs the eltls.ns ef Richmond t va ana sarroending country that bole aaw suvfU&jl with one of the largest and ! BEST STOCK OF GOODS In his line ever brought to this city, consisting of flattie ol all kinds and colors. Oamlmerrs a great variety i.f Ooola for Summer Wear. Vralinua of all kinds, Ac, ate. That he has employed WILLIAM S K I L E S Cutter, who Is unexoelled in the West, tor his goo taste an. I skill In tbe art that he employes the boat "f w-rk. tnau, an I is therefore prepared to assure the paklla that I lie can furnish as Fashionable and tiood Maiita aa eao be had in tbe West and at aa low rates. Is U ill II 13 IS V A Bit OWN a COo IS D YTAVINO removed their Sew Mill from thla eltw lmt one ef the best timoered vortions of the W.t. and ; having it now ia eomplete oieratio , are prop tret to supi ply Lumber of the very best quality ou short notice, j to any amount. They have also a good supply at their Umber ran. on Sixth street South of H ain, adjoininf . " Smith tin's.. Planing and Bath factory, whers th-y.ar e j i - . - . - .... . oai, " . nao i a 1 lhls city. IJail before yw aerchaee. . March IT. IBoS. ltf IH. JOS. OAKKETSO.V.. HOMOEOPATHI8T, HYDROPATHIST, render hi Professional Service, to the Cltlseas of Rich, mead and vicinity. TT7 OfRee and Residence ea Ponth Pearl Street. Oct. 1 1SS9. For Sale on Favorable Term3, VN excellent Briek Hoo.e with 4 a?re of Land situate 1 mile north of Kichiwood. Tha Hnnse is substantially built and well finished. There are S moms and n large attic, also one of the beet of cellar the whole aiae of the lloaaa 1 k.. : . . . bonse, wood faoeea, smoke house and spring house, with a never failing spring, also a good well and cittern, and a large stable. Enquire of JOS. DICKINSON. Ballon. Dollar ITfaaazlne. . PRESENT CIKCCLATIOX IIS. 1 T .boo Id be known to every family la tbe Halted States, A that for O.VK DOLLAR, aawt to ear address, a first claae, elegantly illustrated and an entirely original Maicaaioe may . ww., jwmM. a 1 w. oemaaiiniiy prtntoo oa cloar. white paper, with new type, aid each aamber oootaiae ever eoe bamdred pkree of rating matter aad tllatr.ti ua. ma king orer twelve hundred paiees a yr,or two larsre rolaauat tvr one dollar. Posta? 1 1 oeuts a year. By far tbe cheap, est pablicatioa ta the world . OJNTE DOLLAR. j tut it witt, no. i It will procure tar yoa a whole year. I r a -e e rie-a T . . . . n ..m . . . . . nai.ii in .-s inii.i.ait ail 1-. 1 111. v 1 There are one haadred pages of navlini. matter la each amber of Batten's 1I lr Mwita y. nt-o pages of ft a-e ana beautifully aviated Illustration are given ia each aumber of the Magazine. Two pagtw ac finely eAst-ited. omgiaai baoaoroa IllwwSra. tions alao embellish each namlier. Over twelvw hlred pages of reading matter per a-i 4 1. tor the an precedent ed price of ewe dollar. It I just such a work as any father, brother, or tr 1 would Introduce into the family circle. Ia ait rewpect it is fresh, and what it purport V b., .. cheapest magazine in the world. It is carefully edited by Mr. Ballon, who has IT years exDevoted ia aews, tales. ( -nt, tor1et 9f ths sea, dlseer eriea. miaoeltaay, wit and humor. Bartt ssasw eoataias arispaal articta from mere thaa te regular exmtnbwtors. Thong-, paMtsbed bwt roar yoars. It haw reached tae traordiaery mrecrletaow ef I M OtMoopiw. Aay p ra eaeitwiag 1 1 ta th proprietor, ai below, aiaall ree-twe U mag.ain. f"r waa y-ear. Six ocuweof HMaet'e DUar MataJr are seat sss rear for f . 2iow is tbe time t sibrribe. w Tolaei aWrs Is about te commence. , M. M. BtLL'HI. no. PoSllshor and rVprietor. KII Wniw ttitrt, Saim, Maw. Tall and Winter lltmineryl" JIB.H. K. OICKI.0, tTT CLD revpeetfnlly laform her fHwad tha eao ha Jast reewired a large atditlea te ar roraaer (teclr ef MIIil.ClTErlY' HOODS. Iter Boaaet are ef the latest styles, aad beaatlraf finish tier inaBitp were eetectasj with mack e'M&drat enii pleaae Lb meet faatid i oaa. aad (to ia. rheisalse prepexed to saaaa ali article la her Ha ithaeatae and arematne. Bonn . a few taonea 4 Ike Poal ofltoe, a, ataxra. Her term are rery low for aasa. Sep. 4i 1 IICK.MAKItV- A 1 1 aaaa who aa bad a lowata aaakjag Bri... lamias swaweau BseiU smrreet bis bVieA

iiauuiuw vm riu ror toe emsw.ixtg' year, was eat avert ' for that perpoee, and a dividend of fire per can, waa ordered to be paid to the Stockholders, leariag a ir- ! tJaa Mill of fire per coat, ea the capital to the credit

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