Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 30, Number 21, 3 May 1860 — Page 1

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tf t tiro mita'at at Te thy Oete, thy Cewatrys ; Trait.. BOLLOW&T DAVIS, Publish "B J act, f ot! Let all the era TERMS TWO DOLLA.BS TJX ADVAIfCE. t-r 7HlSTORlCM- SO Ricbraond, Wayne Comity, Indiana, May 3rd, 1860. Vol XXX.

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IZemiovul. DR. L. J. FRANCISCO,

Tntvi bu prafsesiooel service to the clt!saa of , a kavlai removed, may be foaad hereafter at Ms tmu k Rciidenee. Soith Pearl St, Weitiide. near Walnat, RICHMOSD. IIO. ' avCalU etleadtd ta si all hoar. It O. THOMAS M. D. DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, ' Here BM lUia K.,tkm leere eMt . Starr Hall, - lticbmond. Ind. THTSICIiWS Freeerlptlens serefall eompoaaded at 11 hoars, by day or bight. SI R. E. IIAUGIITON, M. D., Physician & Surgeon, ; Residence & Office, Main St., No. 94.' VHCS hour. T tot A. at., ana from 4 teS F. M. Call laft at aoy hoar, with nam and number of ret Idsae promptly atuodod to ltf F. N. ROSENSTEEL, HOUSE, siax ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. CSraincr and Glazier, a. 07. Main Btroat. "Broad Aae" Baildluf, Richmond, Indiana, $J- All work warraated. 1HS9. My 14, Sltf C. . Dl'HADAWAY, ix otioneer, Km. BS Mailt Street, HICIIMONU, INDIANA. Trvwm tinnt attention to Sales of every do arrtptionof Pro.orty and UmI Katateia City or Country, a-k. id. " DENTIST HEWETT & ROSE! IR ks i r ent Dentists! Or t ic K 3.) NIatss r A. SMclttaui Jewelry etsrs. Pits' Y feel thankful for past favors and trust tbr nay u erll a eoutinuD0. All work warranted ur money refunded. Ladle waited upon attheir residence If desired. Children's Teeth earefally attended ta. 13 Dentistry WW. It. Webster, D. D. S.. nATina taken rooms ever Josnaa name a otvre, op i poait the Citlaeos' Bank, on Main traet.te prepared j to attend personally to all ealU In hla proresatoa. S. W. LUDLOW, Oursoou 3PoTi"tlat Main St.. No. 20, otkr T. Wbioht'e Store. RIOiIMOSD. - - - . - - 1SDIASA, RRSPCCTFCLLT aaananoe to the eitiaanaaf ttieh-, mond and rioinity that be i now perinaneatiy loaated in thu plao. an l U prepared, aft' t sin year praetiee la Cincinnati, to perform work in the noil Mroved styles of the Dental Art. Continuous (Jam, VaUeaile Heae. UolJ and Silrer work, made ia a style to ehallante aompMitioa, end at prioe aa low a the quality of the work per formed will justify. SO Dr. ef. V. JVewton j RESPECTFCLLT inform tha publio tbat be wil j (if desired.) Insert teeth on aoy, or all of the approved metboda known to the profession, to wit: CONTINUOUS GUM. BLOCK WORK, imksr Base, .. , Baring Inserted sereral Artiftoial PalaU daring hi residence In Richmond, and having had TwentyTwo years praetiial experience in every department of Dentistry, be feel eonnJcnt that every esse entrusted to bis care will prove successful solar as success i possible. ... jjOffleo over B. Strattan' Store, Richmond, Ind. April 21, lSdO. j0 tf AUCTIONEER HAS taken rooma opposite the llantlnfton Honte. oa M.in atravt. aihera he la prenare l to receive all kind of roods, furniture, Ac, to be sold at publio er private ale, on fair terms. Out doer aalee attended to promptly. He I. H.WM. ,ltf ATTOT ONEER AND COMMISSION MEBCHANT, ffe. eS .Tlaslsa Street. RICHMOND, INDIANA. y Every description of Merchandise, received en consignment, extx ptiur liunors. at public or private sale. DtfCash alvi eed oa eonaignments when required. 10 American House, opposite xTisriorc depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 5 WIQQIH & H0RR0W, Props. CINCINNATI LAW OFFICE. CHA8. BRADY BROWN, Attornoyat Tjiei'xxr, Selves' Itulldlng, No. 17 Wet 31 Street. Boom No. 7 First Floor. CINCINNATI. O. XT-Refer to James Terry, Esq. w TOUD bucks, soaps, candles, nutmegs, cloves, eorJave. glassware, matches, wrapping paper, Ac. Ae., at No. ti Main street. Feb. Id, 10 w. a. aiiaia. aracaaaav 1510 KLE & BURCHENAL, Mttorneys at L.atc; Office Urn. 33, tlaln rwi-l Stat re. IlioTnmoncl. Indiana. LSO- CHARLES 11. IU'RCHENAL, Noviav Pre Lie aad Ceaaiasmaaa; will take Depositions, a raw op and Ataaowlsdfc Deeds. Mortrarea. ae. iyan. i. o a t j T JEIIIEL ItAILSBACK, j Attorney at Law and Notary Foiic RICHMOND, IND.. mxTILI. attend to the prosecution of business la Wayne aad aJjoininr. counties, and ih prompt roliection of claims. Urfice ia Ham's building upstairs. ISJS. o-lr niCIILlOIID BOILER WORKS. T"HR aaderaigaad is aow prepared to make te order all - kinds of STEAM BOILERS For hirh er lew preeaare Loeoaotivea. Portable Xncines and everythiaa: rrtainintethat kransh ef easiness, also Saokc Pipes. Taeka. Ileatera. Rvaporatora. .. at heavy Sheet Iroa e4 ky coed workmen. Orders will receive prompt attention. Address , SAMUEL SINEX, Riehasoad. Indiana. JAMES II. PRICE'S JL-tlxxe 0olx 1! w .J .aeon aad Bream. April 10. for the recei-Uea ef k.Ur. Ataraeaaa ter Ladies aad Mlsaes. eveaiaas ioradalteef heth aexee. Reams ever D. B. Crewtaftl Store, forsaerlr eeenpiad Pro I. Bald wis. aa a a-rttiac m mmrm he will fee a la ta reeeiv sack aa wiah ta lear peoasaasblp oa the aaalrtieat prtaetpie aa taafht br the heat prefeaaars ef the art. Teresa extremely low tor create pau as scholar. Far Ter aw apple at the ebeet reesa. n-Canls written la the heat atjle ea abort aettca. TrVfJaMsUa teleel t Order. I Apsti nth, is' a.

A Large Supply of Fresh Groceries.

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CtONSISTINO ef Harare, Jfolaasee, Tea. Coffee. Peaakee. j Veekerel Ne I aad S. ia half aartela, aaarter barrela.

aad kite. Also Qaeeesware. Slassware, Crockery ware, aad Cor. aw of alt aiaaa, eke. I wlli all gveeeriea aa tew oa ther caa be hoafhi at aav ether heose La the city, for as er aay approved aasatry Pr1"- , JasvU. lssa. S lea

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LIST OF PREMIUMS Ta be awarded at the Xth Annual Fair of the Wayne Coanty AfricaltaraJ Society, ta be held at Richmond en the let. Id, 3d, 4th aol 5th day of October ,1840. CATTLE. CLASS A HO. I. Best Ball over 3 jean $W 3d do do do da 15 Beat Ball over 2 years.... 15 3d do do do do .................. ..... 1 Beet Ball orer 1 year 15 ti do do do do 7 Boat Ball aader 1 year 15 2d do do do do ........................ 7 Bt Dry Breeding Cow 2 ) 2d do do do I'l Beat Soekliag Breeding Cow 8 2d do do do do 15 Boat Heifer 1 years 15 2d do do do 7 Beat Haifa 1 year 15 2d do do do 7 Beet Heifer ander 1 year 15 2d do do do do 7 Beat Fir Calves owned by Exhibitor 80 2d do do do do do ....15 Boat Cow and ber Progeny 20 2d do do do do 10 V. W. Thrasher. Fayette Co. ) Uobi.nsom, Ileory Co., Com. Ed. Nam-comb, Montgomery Co.) CLASS A KO. II-COWS FOR DAIRY AND WORKING OXEN. Brat Cow for Dairy 10 td do do do 5 Boat Pair Working Caul 10 2d do do do do .................... 6 Sam'l. E. Iredell, 1 JePTHA Turner, Com. Joh M Maxwell, CLASS A IfO. III. -r AT CATTLE. Beat Fat Bullock orer 4 year... 20 10 10 b 6 8 6 3 4 2 20 10 2J do do do do ... Beat rat Buliocs orer 3 year... 2d da do do do ... Beat Steer 2 year old 2d do do do , Beat Steer 2 year old 2d do do do. Beet Steer Calf 2d do do do Beat Fat Cow 2d do do Train I'bain Caldwell, "i Kubt, V r . i N'SWOOMB, ) Am Com. HOBSES GLASS A KO. IV HOUSES FOB GENERAL PCBP0SBSBest Stallion 4 years or over 30 a",,00 do do do 15 Best 8 years old Station! 15 21 do do do do 7 Beat 2 years old do 15 2d do d- do do 7 Best Yearling Stallion.. 15 2d do do do 7 Beat aoder 1 year 10 2d do do do 5 Best Brood Mara over 4 years SO 2d dj do do do ... ............. 15 BestS years old... 15 2d do do do 7 Beat 3 years old 15 2d da do do 7 Beat Teariiag 10 SJ do da 5 Best Sacking Mara Colt 10 2d do do oo do 5 Best Sir Saoking Cults from one borse.... .... . 20 2d do do do do do dj 10 Best Gelding 4 years and over..... 15 td do de do do 7 Beat Gelding 3 years old 10 td do do do fi Bast Gelding 2 year old 1C 2d do do do do .... .... .... .... ...... 5 Best Oeldiogl yesr old 10 2d do do d 5 Best Pair Matched nurse 15 21 do d do .... Co. i 'on Jo , Oliver Wii.bvsn, Henry Co. iHOi MtTTCHEI.L, U ish C Com. It. Cl'smnuuam, l'tvb'e C CLASS A NO. V, HOUSES FOil HtJIIT DRAFT. Best Stallion over tyeirs $20 24 do do d do ..10 Best 3 years jld Stallion 10 2d do d do d i 5 Best 3 years old do..... 8 2d do do . do do 4 Best 1 year old do 6 2d do do do do 3 Best Urood Mare over 4 jais 15 Id do do do do 7 Beat 3 year old Mare 10 2d do do do 5 Bost 2 year old Mare.... 6 2J do do do 4 Best 1 year old Mare 8 21 do do do do 8 Best Gelding 4 and over - 10 2d do do do do 5 Best Gelding under 4 10 2d do Jj do 5 Best Pair Matched Iljrjus or Mures .... 15 2d do do d j di do 10 Bestead Best Trained Baggy Horss ur Mare.... 10 2d do do do do do do .... 5 Jokl HaZKLTON, 1 James I'. Iebland, Com. Cmarlfs Frost, S CLASS A NO. VI, HORSES FOR UEtVT DRAFT Best Stallion over 4 years 15 td do do do da 7 Best 8 years old Stallion 10 2d do do do do ....................... 5 Best S years old 10 2d do do do 5 Best Yearling Stallion 10 2d do do do 5 Beet Hare 4 year and ovtr 10 2d do do do do .................... 5 Best S years oil Mire 10 2d do do do 5 Beet 2 year dj 10 2d do do do i Best 1 earling, do s 2d do do do - 4 Best Ge'ding 4 years and over 10 2d do do do do S Best Oelding under 4 10 2d do do do 6 Heat Pair Matched Horses and Mares 10 21 do do do do ..5 Pavid Commons, 1 t Joun Scott. V Cera Joseph V. J ackson, S CLASS A SO. Til. DOaSES FOR SADDLE ASD SPERD. Beet Saddle Uorse or Mare regardless of speed-. 10 id do do do do do do I Fastest Racking Horse or Mare.. 10 s 20 10 IS T J 1 20 10 i Sd do da do do Beet Trotting Horse or A! are. 2d do do do do Best Pacing Horse or Mare.... ........... 2d do do do Fastest Pair TrotUnr, Horses or Mares.... . 24 do do do do do ...... Peat Trotting Stauiion 21 do do do Jares F. U ceo ess, Ueodricks Co. j Amos Parso.nS, Com. JeaN A. URiDOfLASD, 5 BIDING. CLAfS A KO. VIII. Best Stive of Ridiag by Lady over 15 yea Sd de de o de do do 10 BeetStyleer Riding by Lady aader 1 years.. .. 1J Si do do do do de do .... 5 Bert Stvle of Ridiag by Hoy 15 yean er aader. to Sd do do do de do do CiMsutir Referred to Executive Committee. JACKS AND MTJI.ES. class a a IX. Best Jack of any age.., 2d do de do .................... Best Jeeoett ef aay age Sd do de do Beet Male S year old Sd de do do ................... Beet Yearling do ................... Sd de de do Best Sacking Hale Colt Sd do do do Best Pair Xalea Sd to do de ................... Benj. Hcst, Kicb. Dkclet. Union Co. John M. Suavrax, Rash Co Coat.

SWINE. CLASS A SO. X. Bast Boer 2 year old and orer . -. 2d do do do do ................. Best Boarl year and ander 2. 2d do do do do Beet Boar under 1 year and orer 6 m nths 2d do do do do do do ...... Beat Boar Pig and er 8 moaths... 2d do do do do Beat Breeding S w 2 ye trs and orer 2d do do do do do ........ Beat do do 1 year and under 2 2d do do do do do ..........

Beet Breading Sow under year 1 and crer 6 mos 2d do do do do do do Beat Sow Pig onder 6 montna ....... . 2d do do do do do Best Sow and not leas than 6 Sacking Pigs. 2d do do do do do do do .. Best 10 Fatted Hog 2d do da do do James McCollcm, Fayette, 1 Joseph Jackson, Robert Dwnjoiks, j SHEEP. CLASS A NO. XI. FINE WOOL. Best Back over 1 year.... ................ 2d do do do do Best Buck under 1 year 2d do do do do Best Ewe over 1 year.... 2d do do do do Best Ewa ander 1 year................... 2d do do do ..................... Com. ....$10 6 a 8 10 5 .... 5 S Com. John W. Kino, John M. Maiwll, Wx II. Swain, CLASS A KO XII, LOSS WOOL. Best Back orer 1 year 2d do do da Best Back ander 1 year .fio . 5 . 5 . 3 . 10 . 5 . 5 . S 2Jdo do do Best Eweoverl year 2d do d) do j Rest Ewe under 1 year 2d do do oo aa , Joux Sedgwick TUOS. WiLLTAJfi, Con. B. L. Harris, CLASS A SO. XIII, SOCTHDOWNd. Best Back over 1 year tio . 5 . 5 . 3 . 10 . 5 . 5 . 3 td do d. do Best Buck under 1 year 2d do ('o do Best Ewe over I year (2d do do ii Best Ewe undor 1 year 2d do do do - (CUARI.ES I'OLLT, 1 A. U. C'LATPiOL. V Com. Gko Hindu tN, ) CLASS A NO. XIV, FAT SUEEP. tl 4 C! 1. P.. kik..fi ....$10 a e e e 5 10 5 Com. . 1 . .11 1.4 . M .... . .-'-...- - .... - - - -- -- 1 2d do do do do j llest Pen 6 do do j 2d do do do d i John Minor. J. L. Uavi, Geo. Kei.lv, I POULTRY. CLASS A NO. XV. Bast Pair Shanghais. t 1 "111 2 1 Com, do do Brahuia. do dj do do do do do do do d.. do do Dorkings Cork ins. ...... Turkeys. ...... Ducks Geese do Cage Canaries.... Singing Bird of any kind Dr. Wbavke, Wm. II. Bennett, J Isaac Bates. 5 FARM PRODUCTS. 5 CLASS b no. I grains. Beat 10 Acres Corn 1 2d do do do do I Best 10 Acre Wheat 1 2d do do do do r Best 10 Acres Barley 2d do do do do Best 10 Acres Oats 21 do do do do .$30 . 10 . 20 . 10 . 10 . 5 . 10 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 10 . 6 S Best 1 Acre Clover Seed do 1 Acre Timothy eei do 10 Acres Timothy Hay Bost li Bushel sample of Corn Ucst vj Bushel sample oi r.ariey Best liushel sample of Wheat.. Best nJ Bushel sainpia of Clover Seed Beet' Bushel sampleTimotby eaed Beat dianlav of Grains 1 Bushel ench Helered lo Lxecutive Committee. Premiums on Grain Crop will be awarded at tbe Winter Meeting of the Executive Committee, when sworn statements most be filed giving all important particulars. For Corn the ground must bo accurately aeuarel and the corn washed .or msasurel daring the month of December and not before. Sample may be shown a, the Fair. CLASS B NO. II BCTTER AND CHEESE. Best 10 lb Butter $j d do do do Beat Cheee not less than 10 lb3 I t Aa do d do do IlORTON FKROL'SvN, 1 Stephen Farlow, Co V. F. Spin Niso, Mrs Mrs. Stephen 1-arlow. Com. I Mrs. CLA33 B SO. Ill 3CGAR AND U0XKY. Best 10 lbs. Maple Sur i 2d do do do d j ! Best 10O las. Sorgho Sugar ' 2i do do do do ; Best 10 gall. Sorgho M oU-ses j 2d do dJ do do Best 10 lbs Sorgho Sugtr ' Best 1 -all Sorgho Molasses i Largest ind bast di'play of Honey, i Kefer to Executive Committee. i CLASS B SO IV VEGETABLES. j Best Fourth Acre Irish Fata toes do Half bushel do do I 5 2 10 5 10 S 5 3 20 1 do r earth Acre Sweet Potatoes do Half bethel de do do do Onions.. . Tomatoes. Beets .... Parsnip.. Carrots... do do do do do do do do do do do do ao Fourth Acres do Bait bushel Turnip Fourth AereSu;ar Beet And Greatest Variety of Vegetable Specimen r.gg r .nl.

teiery Cucumber. . . . .......... Fa'sify Radtahe Caatelopes ............. Cauliflower Rhubaro Squashes Ten beads Cabbage s do Three Hamfkins ao Variety of BeaoiS - do Hall dosan Water Mellon do Half dwten Mask Melloas do Speeimea Preserves do d Pickles do Disolay Preserved Fratts do do Can t raits aad Vegetable, do General Collection el Potatoes .- ti. MeDshaLL, Joseph Davis. Com. D. ItAtLABACK CLASS B NO. T FRUITS. Beet Cultivated Orchard .$19 . 10 . s do 10 varieties V utter Apples do 10 da Autumn do do 5 do Winter do do S do Sweet de do Asaortineet Aatuasn do do do Winter Fears do do Autumn do ........ 4e do Plans.. ............... .... ae do GrapeeAo do Peaches.... Wi. H. Loews, Marion, Da. S. 3. Botd, VTm. R. Smith, 10 s '. 10 . 6 Cost.

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CLASS R SO. VI IXOWXES. Six he Rosas grown ia pot 4 24 do do do For Vest Diapley Cat Bases Sd do do do For best display of Dahlias d de do de SixTseetFaseaioa - td do tia Vest vassal i a Yereeaa

2d do do For beet Road Boqaat For best General Display Cut Flowers 2d do do do I For the best General Display of all Flowers both eat and in pot.... 2d do do do do o de For tba bast display of ibrargreeaj 2d do do do Mrs. B. Strattas. - Frank Kibst. D. P. Hollow at, V Cs. Miss C. Lackkt, I Robert Mcrtht. ) MECHANICAL. CLASS C SO. 1 ENGINES AND MACHINERY. Beat Sisiinnuv Suam Enaina not less than 20

horse Mvar. nut an aal eeerated oa groand-" -- 2d do do do do do do do Portable Steam Engine do Steam Boiler do Iron Castiag - .... do Brass do do Copper Smith Work do Silver Platinr ..$50 20 .. 80 .. 10 .. 3 .. 8 .. 8 .. 8 Peart Little f We Mercer, Com Jas. M. Blaschard. ) CLASS A SO. II, OPERATING MACHINERY. Best Flouring Mill do Floor Holt operated on tha graand 10 10 5 & 20 10 5 5 10 5 5 do do do do do do do Brsn Duster.... Smut Machine Portable Saw Mill Portable Flour Mill do Feed Mill do Cider Mill Sugar Mill do do do Best Lath Machine do Shingle do do do do do do Stave Cutter Bormg Machine. ............. Morticing Machine Drag Saw Circular Sawing Machine John Endelrt, ) Klli Nordike, Cent. L. M. Larsh, ) CLASS C NO. Ill REAPERS THRESHERS AND P0W. ERS. Best Thresher and Separator....... lid do do ...... Beat Reaper do Mcsrer do Mower and Reaper Combined dj Lever Horse Power 0 15 10 10 ao 10 David Scarce, ) Geo. Gillespie, Cjm. Geo. W. Sievb!v?on. ) CLASS 0 NO. IV FAR dINQ TOOLS. Best Plow for General Purposes.. do Underground Drain Plow do Subsoil Plow io Plow for Sod do One Horse Plow do Two Sh.ivel Plow . do Three Shovel I'low ............. do Corn Plow or Cultirator do Grain Drill do Corn Planter do Harrow do Field Roller do Corn Sheller do Straw Cutter... do Grass Seed Sower 20 5 5 10 8 3 8 8 10 8 3 5 8 6 8 8 3 do Horse Rake do Grain Cradle Israel Woodrcff, ) Allen Lewis, Com. Joseph Cole, class o so. v small tools. Beit Collect iou 1 2 dos. each, of Hay, Straw, and Manure Forks t 1 Best Coll-etion 1-2 dos. each of Hsnd and Garden Hoes do Display Shovels and Spades..., o do Collection Garlen Tools 8 do do Horticultural and Pruning Tool.... 8 do 1-2 dos. Hand Rake's 2 de Set Grain Measures... 2 All articles in this class mast show in the antsy by whom manufactured. Tiikbon Park, J Cobnklics Ratliff, Com Wji TaisTLRTH waits, Seo. ) CLA!S C SO VI CARRIAGES, iSU w 1COS 3. Best Family Carriage. do Uuggy do Spring Waggon., do Furniture Car. . . 10 5 b 5 5 do Farm Wagon.... Clayton Hunt, James E. Hbkvrs, Cum. VKS, NO, W. F. Sfinnino, CLASS O NO VII CABINET WARS. Best Full Chamber Set do Fall Parlor Sets do Extension Table do General Display of Furniture... do do do Wood Turning 10 15 10 6 6 da do po Undertakers Work Peter Rich. J. M. Austin, Com. S. R. LlPPISCOTT, CLASS C SO. VIII HARSESS ASD SADDLES. Best Set Carriage Harness 10 6 5 5 6 5 do do Single do do do Farm do do Saddle nd Bridle do Ladies' do do do Assortment Leather W. H. Bennett, Jr., ) V. W. Rattray, V Com. I). J. Gsoror, J CAS9 C NO. IX BOOTS ASD SHOES. Best Pair Fine Boot do do Coarse d ) - - do do F ine Shoes. do do Coax so do do Assortnent Ltdies' Shoes do Display all hinds R. Est ell. Geo. Rarrsbrid Com. 6 Joseph Pktrrs, 5 2 CLASS C NO. X MARBLE WORK. Best Monument - do Mantle 18 6 5 10 1 1 1 do Bust do General Display John Petebson, 1 L. B. Mcrrison, V L M. Baitse. 1 1 S 1 8 & 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Com. CLASS C KO. It BLACKS MIT HI NO. Best set Horse $boes do Chopping Axe. ........ ........ do Log Chain... .... do Breast Chain do Drawing Chain.... do Butt Cbain-'.-do Doubletrees and Seek Yoke.... do Pick Axe aad klatrock da Hsme Sam. GaaR. Steps:. Babcock Com. J. B. Julian, CLASS C SO. XII WOODEN WARS. Best Pork 3rrel dj FWar do do Washing Machine.. do Clothes Horse. , 5 do Chara do natter Rowland Prints , do Neat Tabs do do Keeters ................ Pump put np on groand.......... A. Variety Wtiisw ttaaket , 4 Shoe Pegs and Lasts 41-2 di-s. Axe Handles James M. Whins et, INSET, ) n, V i tXD, H. W. Shtman, !! J. H. Stricklaxd, class c so. xiii aorsa bcildkss work. 2 i Best Joe House Carpentering 10 do do Brick alaaonry 10 de de Stone Maaoary S do do Hossse Plasterteg 19 do do Omameatai Ptev.ag ft do do Stair Worn 10 do Panel Door - t do Wiadow Sa-h S do Wiadow Blinds 8 do VewcUPost. 8 S s

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C B. Hrrr. Fabics Flemino, 1 1 ex xt Downing, class c so. xrv txnru work. Boat vTeolea Blankets 4

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do Failed Cloth de Woolen Cermet.... ia Jeans............ do Linen Diaper..... do Lioea.. .......... do Toweling......... do Fine Cloth........ do Caasimcre.. ...... do Satinet do Woolen Ya a, . -. .

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2 1 a a . 1! tTAN.i r I Benj. Strattan, J. II. HcTTON, Com. J. M. Scott, CLASS C NO XV DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Best Woolen Blankets...... da do Carpets... do Piece Flannel ten yds. or more.... ........ .. I do do r ailed Cloth ten yde. or score do do Rag Carpet do do . do do Jeans do do . do do Linen do do - do do Twilling do do - do Specimen Linen Thread.... .... .... . do Pair Woolen Stockings.... . do do do Socks.... ............ do Specimen Patchwork Quilt..... .... do do Worked Collar 1 di do Table Collar., da do Chair TUy... do do Fine thirt... 2d do do do ... ' do do Worsted Work 2j do Suit if Men's Clothes, including Coat, i'aats, and Vert, mvie by a Lady do Suit Boy' Clothes, eut and made by a Lady . John Wkbbebt, Mrs. J. M. Gaak, Was. S. Mebkdith, Com. Mrs. VV. T. Dennis Mrs. B. L. Harris, ) ENUMERATED MISCELLANEOUS. CLASS d NO. I. Best Assortment Outlery do do Files do Cast Iron Railing do Specitnen Cooking Stov.... do do Parlor do do Assortment of Tin Wars.... do Specimen Woven Wire. do Set of Rench Planes do Mortacing Machine do Assortment Potter's Ware do Job Rjok Binding do Case of Jewelry do do Millinery.... do Domestic Bread do Rakers da .................... do Display of Cakos do do Confectionary.. do Specimen of Starch do r!o Hard Soap do do Candle do Half Dos. Brooms do Display of Hats and Caps do Suit of Clothes En. A. Jos Kg, Je?sc Hiatt, D. B. Robins, . 5 . 8 ,. 8 . 2 .. 5 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . 2 . t . 9 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 2 . 1 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 2 5 Com

PINE ARTSCLASS D NO. II. Best Specimen Landscape Painting 5 do do Portrait Painting.... 4 5 do do Animal do 5 do do Architectural Drawing Perspective 5 do do Plain Printing 2 do do Urnameatal hl! Work 3 do do do Hair Work.... . 2 , e do do Leather Work 2 do do do Embroidery Work 3 do do Arti4ji.il Flowers 2

C. 'I. BcRtTHINAL C. C. Dennis, Com. John Brandt, Jr. GBAND SWEEPSTAKES. Best Bull of any ee... t50 do Cow do do 50 do Stallion do do 60 do Mare do do 50 do Hoar do do 6" do Sow do do 60 do Buck do do 20 do Ewe do do " do Bull and Five Cows or Heifers 50 CommiUee will be appointed on the Grounds. For the Palladium Peach Xrees. Messr3. Editors: In a conversation last fall, during our County Fair, with Mr. Wright, who is one of the most successful peach growers in the southern part of this Stale, he informed me on the method by which he protected his trees from the ravages of the peach grub. He says that the miller, which deposits its eggs under or in the bark of the trees near the ground, does its work twice during the year, viz; about the first of May and tbe first of September. Mr. Wright says that by adopting the following plan he has trees, now fourteen years old, which are healthy and vigorous, and for the last six years they have borne 6ix crops of excellent peaches: But to the dUu. Scrape away the soil close around each tree about two inches deep j the sooner after the fist of April the bet ; ter, then apply two shovels full of fresh sta-

; ter, tnen apply two snoveia tuu v. ... - - Tfa . gnuff Md tobac(JO ,raJe U esliina. oou a cnroii Peop. a ney seemeu ui sis- , b e manure around the tree and cover lightly j At6 fi0Q OOO annum-whicb, not ! ter angels sent to the earth on some embassy

with earth. This is to be scraped away the ! first of September, and apply fresh manure J as before. i The above constitutes the whole of Mr. I Wright's plan, and as it is simple and easy j of application, I hope that every man and i woman who reads this article and owns a ! ,a1 Inm mav artrtnt tne Hlio-rrestion. and tieacli " -J r- . - orj - f.nKlo rxr ntlmrari npTt fall T . . . ur i i As to culture of peacu trees, Mr. wngnt i plants on .rood soiU (Ohio bottom,) and culif:..u ,.nA i,- ,.rw rwitatoes.

keeping the soi! loose, and not allowing any ; connection with his partner. Col. Rochester, weeds or grass to grow among his trees. the founder of the city of Rochester, he esUe applies no manure save the two shovels Ubl.thed the nrsi mercantile house that ever

: full above named, twice a year. 1 S S FtOYn. S. S. bOV V. - - Pie Plant, er Bhutarl. When Mjatt first mtroducea tne rnuoaro into Coveut Garden Market, London, te found it necessary to give away the stalks for an entire season before he could induce his customers to purchase it. Now, the same gardener has more than a hundred acres in rhubarb, the produce of which is now sold in that single market. In this countrw the rhubaib has gradually found its way into our markets, nniil the amount now raised in the vicinity of New York is truly enormcus. Almost every market gardener has a half-acre or more devoted to the growth of this crop. From less than three quarters of an acre we sold last year, before cherry time, nearly five hundred dolllars worth of rhubarb; and if the market would bare received it after cherry time, the produce wonld have doubled that sum. Cherries and

other fruits, however, take the place of Thu- j barb, and therefore it can only be sold at high prices early in the seaon; later it msy be used for tbe manufacture of rhnbarb wice. Tre kinds now preferred are Hyatt's Linnans, the best for wine making; Cahoon's

Seedling and the Victoria- .Market Oardeners prefer raising, also, the Early Tobolsk, which, although inferior in quality, is

. .. - , . , .-. way ine regular society wua upi lofcrcvue;. o muck earlier as to bring a high pnee in Wehink h WM then .Vboolmaster. He aftcrket. 1 terward became a lawver, and moved into the In fertilizing rhubarb, it should be re-; w.f -

membered that it is a rare feeder, and for a Larfre amount of pabulum. We

have

found the largest results when nitrogenous manures have bare been used. Working Farmer.

8

11 beiweea Abe Lincoln ud (Sen. Ueilala

I in. rn.r t .. . . .. l no tQicsgo x-ress na irioane relates me following anecdote of Abe Lincoln and Gen. ' ; StueMs: ( . sx . - . ? . A ld'al l ftta wa h ih9 )en iu curiiiiruciu.. Hwub in luft r in wnirn. :nnf - time ago, oar good fnecd L noln. the candi--Mne rrwiuencj, was engagra. a young lady of tbat city, now the wife of a - distinguished statesman, wrote a paragraph 4 'in a burlesque vein for the Sangamon Jour- . S-..1 i.;..i, ct.:..! ! . a i. .. - j um, " i.ivii v.-. cuwius was kmu uutuvi- . j euiy riaicui.oa tor nts connesuon wua some 2 j publio measure. The General was greatly J: incensed, and demanded of the editor the 1'namof the offending party. "Old Sim" l ; put him off with a request for twentv-fire request for twenty-fire l j hours to consider the matter, and. shortly af- ; 4 J ter wards, meeting Lincoln, told him his per- ; liplexity. "Tell him I wrote it." said Lin- i 3 1 coin; and teli him be did. After a deal of 8 ; diplomacy to get a retraction of tbe offensive 1 ! parts of the paragraph in question. Shields sent a challenge, which Lincoln accepted, 5 named broadswords as the weapons, and an 0 j unfrequente ', well wooded Island in the Mis sissippi, just below Alton, as the place. "Old Abe was first on tbe grouad, and when shields arrived, be found bis antagonist, his sword in one hand and a hatchet in in the other, with bis coat off, clearing away the underbrnsb! Before the preliminary arrangements were completed. John J. Hardin, who, somehow, bad got wind of what was afloat, appeared on the scene, called them both d d fools, and by bis arguments, addressed to their common sense, and by his ridicule of the figure that they, two well Crown, bearded men were making tbere, each with a fiog-sticker in his band, broke np the tight. t e do not know bow Uen. Shields feels, but we hare heard of Lincoln's saying that the acceptance of the challenge was the meanest thing be ever did in hi? life. Hardin, than whom a brarer man never stood, never came out of that terrible charge at Buena Vista, to which be led the 2i Rjgi mentof Illinois Volunteers. If the events of his life passed in quick review before his mind as he lay wounded and dying in that fatal ravine, we doubt not this act r f bis, by which he prevented two really brave men from engaging in fatal strife, was not the least of the consolations of that bitter bour. Ttae Suiokius', tliewiiis' nud Snutriiig Btieiuess. Io the Pennsylvanian we find the follow ing: interesting tobacco statistics: " I wo of the refined pastimes of our citizens form an important branch of our industrial pursuits. One gentleman of our acquaintance, a distinguished member of the press, informed us tho other day, that, ia addi'ion to his other arduous dutie. he smoked no less than twenty cirars per diem, at a cost of fife cents each. The manufacture of cigars is quite n business institution in our city, and it is estimated that that there are at least 1,000 cigar manufacturers in Philadelphia, 30 of whom give employment to from 10 to 60 hands; the others tanging from I to 5 and ,7. The whole number of employees, journey men ana gins engaged in musinjr eugars. i estimated at fully 4,000 averaging to each haod 1,500 cigars as a minimum amount per week, the product would be 6.000,000, or 312,000,000 cigars per year. A fast hand can make 500 cigars per day, the average labor expended per 1,000 being about $3 5C making the wtekly production amount to 821,000 and the yearly cost of labor, 81,092,000. The average cost of 1,000 cigars is 8S; that of 312,000,000 is S2,496,tX)0. A profit of 20 per cent, added makes the annual production amount in round numbers to about 3,000,000. Some of the cigars made here amount to 816 per 1000. Two thirds of the leaf used is American growth; the oth er is from Cuba. In the manufacture of snuffs there are four ills, that employ 50 hands, and have a cap m ital invested of 8S0.O00. Smokinz tobacco is cut in the snuff mills, and also by mills devoted exclusively to that purpse. The product averages 5,000 pounds per day, worth 10 cents per pound, or 8150,500. to count the immense sums invested in the imported weed, is all spit and sneezed away, or ends in smoke, without a single remunerative good accruing from its coosumption. The Hagerstown Herald says that Col. Hart, the father-in law of Henry Clay, . n r- . .w a ntimttAi. e.iri rtratristiia trkV.iera. - j--- r r moval to Kentucky, a prominent citizen and an extensive merchant in Hagerstown. In j i'.ea in nagersiown, irom wuicu aa tiuV Ase area of country was supplied with JP'i'e-oods between the years of 17S0 and vVJljse . . 1795. Dunog the latter year, they opened a t :n Tl . ,t . -! i .i IT'v nna f9 wn 'l.at , towof jn tfae thea fmr disUnt West.which they , , - . . . f th . . leaf;', i..i . a r, XT. - gerstown on pack horses. Subsequently Hart removed to Kentucky, with his family, where his daughter married the illustrious statesman, and subsequently to Rochester ia New York, where his partner commenced the city which bears bis name.

ZW The Boston Trumpet says tbat the la'.e Gov. Bissell, of Illinois, was formerly a Universalist preacher. The following is the editor's statement: Gov. Bissell was once a preacher of Unireralisrn. When ta Springfield in the fall of IS57. we proposed to Br. J. Marvin, the TJaiversalist pastor there, to call on the Govern

or, lie received us very graciously ia bis chamlier for he was unable to walk. In tho eoarse of oar conversation, he remarked that he was once a preacher (not ordained) of the doctrine of Universalism. He lived then, we think be said, in CoopersTown, X. Y., and used frequently to bold forth when the regular preacher did not come; and io this

.L 1 . 1 . A . L calls !

The bark of a willow tree, bnrnt to ashes, mixed with strong vinegar and ap lied to tbe porta will remove all corn) or esxieeuroces from any part of the body.

j WST On Fri Jy Ust, the Urbo CSttien I typographic! j, the handsomest coanty paper

; tn vnio, suiu runonaiij, one araoc the most ' sensible entered upon it 23d volume, and upon the advance system. To oato them"I- rainoiM losses, tbe whole country aa...oa a..ii Ka,.. r.ii. A' . " .xton pau th crm in its right light when ; fce mH Ms there a farmer in Champaicn . who would se!I a thousand bushels of wheal to a thousand different peraooa, at S1.50 per bushel, and waitaraar . ta 1,1. iZf n . . . . . . . . . t-J sfcerxainiy cot. Well that is Dreeiaeur the roa- ) ition the poor printer is placed who does m credit business. His subscribers are scatlcrd f from Dan to Bersheba. He has no personal I knowledge of one half of them, and after sending them the oaner a rear or so. he fin,! jt neEt impossible to collect it, and ia many cases loses it entirely, , ... . Kegrae versa Irlalsnaen. Tbere is a railroad in Mississippi called t the "Central." runing from Jackson to Canton t some 237 miles long, and under the control ,ot the purest and noblest Demoerata in the i State, where there is hardly anything else. ' Of course a company with such m road mast ! emt)lov a laree number of handa ' Till re. , ,ne9a employees were irishmen. Not reiisning tree labor, however, toe company not ions aro bought about m kAn.KI m K An. lAA . 1 - i o o - p. . and turnci off 1 80 Irishmen to make room j for them. Laborers thai the oompany owned rotted tbeir Democratic tastes better than j the laborers who owned themselves. Negro equality" mast pale its glories before this Democratic and praotical aaaertion of "negro ' superiority ."Journal. Senator Watte aad N rfhera Ottck. bone. That lively little sheet, the Mac-a-Cheek ' Press, speaking of the absurd practice of stiffening Northern backbone; says: Senator Wade inaugurated this absurd i' practice of setting op Northern backbone. : K abort time after taking his place in tho Senate, he was grossly attacked by a Sen'ator from a Slave State. Wad retorted in his peculiar style. The next day a gentleman called oo the Senator from Ohio, and asked the usual question touching his ! acknowledgement of the code. I am here," he responded, "in a double ' capacity. I represent the State of Ohio, and 1 1 represent Ben Wade. As a Senator I am opposed to dueling. As Ben Wade, I accept the code." "My friend feU aggrieved," said the gentlemsn, "at what you said in the Senate yesterday, and will ask for an apology or satisfaction." . "I was somewhat embarrassed," continued Senator Wade, "by my position yesterday as I have some respect for the Chamber. I now take this opportunity to say what I then thought, and you will if you please, repeat it. Your friend is a foul-monthed old blackguard." 'Lertainly, Senator Wade, you do not wish me to convey such a message aa that?" "Most undoubtedly I do; and will tell you for your own benefit, this friend of yours will 'never notice it. I will not le asked for either retraction, erplsnation or a fight.. This proved to be true. No further notice was taken of the affair. But since then Senator Wade has ben treated with distinguished consideration. .feratjalcru and Jetnt. It was night. Jerusalem slept as quietly amid ber hills as a child upon the breat of its mother. The uoiseless sentinel stood like a statue at his post, and the philosopher's ; lamp.burned dimly in the recess of bis cbamber. But a moral darkness involved the nai tions in the unlightened shadows. Reason shed a faint glimmering over tbe minds of T."' "KC lne c , . a mmal "o distant star. Tbe immortality of man's spiritual nature was unknown, bis relations unto heaven undiscovered, and his future destiny obscured in a clond of mystery. It was at this period that two forms of etherial mould hovered about tbe land of r . i t ? f i iti . of love. The one of maiestio stature and well formed limb, which ber snowy drapery hardly concealed. Iu her erect bearing and steady eye, exhibited the highest degree ol strength and confidence. Her right arm was extended in an impressive gesture upward, where Digbt appeared to nave placed ber darkest pavillion, while 00 her left reclined her delicate companion in form and countenance the contrast of the other, was drooping like a flower moistened bv refreshing dews, and ber bright but troubled eyes scanned them with ardent but varying glances. Sud

denly a light like tbe sun Hashed out from the heavens, and Faith and Hope hailed with exulting songs the ascending star of BetLlihem. Years rolled away, and a stranger was seen in Jerusalem. He was a meek, unassuming man, whose happiness seemed to consist ia acts of benevolence to the human race. There were deep traces of sorrow on Lis countenance, though no one knew why he grit-ved, for he lived in the practice of every virtue, and was loved by ail the good and

wise. By and by il was rumored that the stranger worked miracles; tbat the blind saw, that the dumb spake, and tbe deal leaped.

the ocean moderated its chafing tide; tha very thunders articulated, he is tbe son of God. Envy assailed him to death: Slowly and thickly guarded he ascends the hill of calvary. A heavy cross bent him to the earth. Faith leaned on bis arm, and Hope, dipping her pinions in bis blood, mounted to the skies.

A brave old darkey, dnring tbe last

Miller excitement, bad boasted that be want 'fraid ob de Lord. No sab! Tbe darkey slept ia a room finished off with a rough board partition. One night just as he was getting into bed he was atartled with a load knocking on the partition. "Wbodar . Da angel ob de Lord-" What ur want?" -Want Sambo." Out went tbe light, aad aader tbe bedclothe went Sambo. No sieh nigger beak ssb! dat bigger been dead dese free weeks." Matter Robert CMrry. thged aUtesa yea, was anarried recent! ia Caatpbati tNa. Fksnda, to it im Joaejpbioe Greajovr. awd thtru yasam