Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 30, Number 29, 28 June 1860 — Page 3

Richmond, Jane 98th, I860. - NOTICE. BALL Of WH1TB WATri LODQB. ' Bo. 41, LO.O.I, At Mr arxt regular eemmaalcstlee, whieb will ee : M Friday lml( . the election of titcin will tk place. All the msmbera era rMUW to be prseWH basins ef Importance will be truwM. All will seme prepared to pay dace, this being the last Bight sf ths teraa. By icto ef tha Lodge. - HAMILTON TODD, Secretary. Bicbmoad, Jon W. 1860PJOTICE. BOARD OF HEALTH. - The Beard of Health will please meet en thlsfTbarsday evening, at the Major' Ac. Complaint of aeiseacce ewe es4e,a weather ha sows, ear city la healthy, and to avoid endemic end eptdamlcs. It a have a proper cleaning ap, aod the ordinance enforced aa aeevld -4 1 such case. J B. XK5DI3BALL. free Wlr. E.-A. Whitbidoe 4: Co., w hav a aplcadid assortment of Odd Fel low' Brgalia, for eel ee the 4th of July, at tba Qaeeneware Store, Mo. 79 Mala St . . . Ax eopy 3TTo Cabpkstbbb. We in rite atten Uoa ta iheadvertieemeet of f. W. Bobtneeu la another eelnma. It I a good chaoca for good workman at good wagaa aaa gooa pa. Fowth of July Fair O round Re TBESHMENT BTAXDS.-I. T. Saga, baviag aarnrod tha exclusive privilege of 'mulshing refreshments aa tba Tat Grounrie oa 4th of July, all who with to erect Stan's will apply to him. Ha will grant pri, lieges oa fair tor on. II a Will also hare a a Land supplied with too cream, soda, lam Swede, cakes, candles, Ac. Ha will bar everything nlea and aa mistake. Ill saloon oppoaita tba lluotingto Bones, i tba plaea to gat good lea craam. Ceruinn Republican Clnb. The Germans of this city who are io favor of free labor in preference to ulave labor who prnfer to nave the territories fur home ,. for tlieir children instca J of making them Slave States, met on Friday evening last, and organized an Association, and fleeted Lewis KoPr, President; David Thenrer, Secretary; Anton Egli, Treasurer, and Jacob Dickelacker. Sergeant at Arms. Those present manifested a patriotic interest in the estab lishment of Republican principles and a de termination to labor for the election of Lin coln and Hamlin. Musical. Our friend Jim. Mitcuill, baa permanently enlarged his Cornet Band, and will play for the forthcoming Odd Fellows and Sunday School celebrations on the Fourth of July on the Fair Grounds, in this city. The Band will number eighteen and better musicians nerer expelled genuine music through tabular and twistical instru ments or otherwise that's so. The following well-deserred compliment of Mitchell's Band we take from the correspondence - of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from Cambridge an account of the Masooio celebration at that place on Saturday last: Accomnanvin? the procession was the Mitchell Cornet Band of lCichmond, Ind., one of the best brass bands in the States of Ohio or Indiana, the more practised bands of Cincinnati alono excepted. The members are all residents of Richmond, Ind., and are encouraged by the citizens of that place to foster and cultivate their musical taste. WWW All the numerous candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, are now on the track the weather is excessively hot, and the discussion of politics will nat urally heat up the physical system of "ye people" to the boiling point; therefore do we recommend all who may feel the heat from an cause, to go to Mrs. Prescott's splendidly furnished rooma on North 1 carl . few doors from Main, and partake of the luscious Ice Cream she always prepares for those who may give her a call. Raspberries re now in season, and a mingling of the two together is ah! 'tis good. Try it. Bgf Th New York Store is closing out its present stock at and below cost with a iew of closing the concern. Never has such an opportunity been offered to our bargain loving citizens to enjoy their proclivities in that way, as the New York Store presents. The assortment is very general nd the stock large, and almost every want and taste can be supplied. The dress goods are particularly worthy of attention there is a large stock of house-furnisbing dry goods, and in the line of men's wear there is any quantity. Call now and try whether our commendation is not true. The goods will be sold, and those who come first will have the first choice. . E7S. G. Dugdale's saloon is the most delightful place to spend these warm evenings. Ice cream, lemocaie, water ices, all gotten up in the best style. Parties and private families supplied at low prices and on abort notice. . " Fbesu Meat at all, Times. Messrs. Paxson b Sweightman have, at their meat shop on Marion street, at alt times. Fresh Meats, such as Beef, Teal, Mutton. Lamb, tee., for the accommodation of farmers du ring harvest. ". They have an ice house in which it is kept as sweet and as pure as in mid-winter. They are most accommodating dealers, and all who want meats will find them always on hand, and ready to wait upon customers. Isaac and Billy are just the men to deal with. XyJohn K. BoswelL who has had more experience in the daguerrean business than almost any person in the west, assures the public that he is prepared at all times to produce the same inimitable pictures which have made his rooms so famous for perfect likenesses.- He gives his personal attention to bis customers. ' : " . .,. 17 Messrs. Starr White, at their establiihmect on Main street, two doors east ei tbe Branch Bank, are prepared to fil all orders for steam piping, steam wbtaUes, and everything of the kind on the shortest notice.- They are also paying special at tention to their gas establishment, ready at all times to supply the oitiiens with pure bright gas. Tbeir assortment of gas ax tares is complete. Call and select for jour-

"pbbbal Obsequies. We" understand the Douglas faction of the Democratic party will have a solemn funeral procession in this city on Saturday evening next, in memory

of the late Union-saving, national party. Bro. Bickle wDl deliver the funeral oration, and Bro. Sch'ater will lead the teake. Bro. Watt will be busy generally, and Bro. Elder will be not Acre. . ' Exccbsios, A Pic Nio excursion from Indianapolis to Dayton will pass throcgh this city, this morning, on the Central RailZ3"The ancient order of Rechabites held, one of their festiraU on Mondy evening last, ia the Templars Hall, of this city. . All enjoyed themselves, at least so it seemed to us. jtWhilst running at the top of his speed, la3t Sunday, Thomas Lynn, a young man about 19 years old, came in contact with the clothes line, which threw bim down so violently as to break his collar bone. He is doing about as well as could be expected, Bsa?-Go to Sam. Elder's News Depot, at the Post Office Book Store, for the very latest Literary Newspapers and Magazines. Every thing under Sam's control moves like clock-work, and you can always rely on' getting yi ur favor ti j aper or magazine there in advance of its time. tW As an evidence of the union of the Democracy, a friend informs us that at Hillsborough, in this county, there are but four of the unterriSed; who are divided as follows: One is for Lincoln and Hamlin; one for Bell and Everett; cne for Breckinridge and Lane, and one for Douglas and Johnson! The Indiana Post, a German paper at Lafayette, and which has been heretofore neutral in politics, has declared in favor of Republicanism and hoists the names of Lincoln and Hamlin. X7It is often asked by Democrats who Lincoln is. Douglas says he is: The ablest lawyer in Illinois and the smartest stump speaker in the Union; an earnest and honest man, who believes what he professes, and who will carry out what he undertakes." Blackwood's Edinbcbob Magazine, for June, has been received from the publishers, Leo. Scott & Co., New York. This is a magazine worth taking. While most of American magazines are fit only to look at. this is worth more than its price to read. Every article has some substantial merit. Messrs. Scott dc Co., also reprint all the British Reviews, and furnish the four Reviews and Magazine for $10. 3PThe Columbus Journal states that the milk sickness is prevalent near Alton in Franklin county. Two deaths have already occurred and several persons are very sic k Cyit is reported in the annual communication of the Most Worthy Patriarch of the Order of the Sons of Temperance, that in the twelve years, precading to, and including 1859, there have been iuitiated 756,847 members, or an average of 93,000 per annum. These members have paid into the subordinate Divisions in 12 years, the sum of $5,0S4,477. In the same time, 91,415,465 have been paid for benefits to members in sickness. Bioobapht or Lincoln. Sam. Elder has for sale Barrett's Life of Lincoln, to which is added a brief but comprehensive memoir of Hamlin. It is neatly printed on good paper, and costs only 25 cents. Elder also has the "Republican Pocket Pistol," being a collection of facts, opinions and arguments for Freedom piice 10 cents. jT-Gov. Wise received a half vote for the nomination for President in the Douglas Convention The steamer Vigo took out 597,000 in specie on Saturday. The steamer Arago took out $313,410 the samo day. So goes the money . . . At some of the many Republican meeting recently held in Michigan, the platforms for the speakers are constructed of rails. The State is good for 25.000 majority for Lin coln Daniel Clark, Republican, has been re-elected to the Senate from New Hampshire "Republicans are for free labor the Democrats are for slave labor. Take your choice". A machine for making button holes has recently been pat ented The crops m ashington coun ty, in this State, it is said look well wheat is thin but well filled. A club has been formed in Bombay, a rule of which ia that each member shall bring his wife to each meeting of the Clnb, and she is to remain as long as the husband...... The King of Denmark having married a woman who supported herself by her own hands a milliner has been informed that his wife could not be permitted to attend the coronation of King Charles of Sweden. The King of Denmark, like a sensible man as lie is, informed the Court of Swedtn that he would go uo place where his wife could not be received a? the equal of the proudest There will be at least four members by the name of Jones in the next House of our State Legislature Jones of Wayne, Jones of Marshal, Jones cf Tippecanoe, and Jones of Vermillion at least these gentlemen have been nominated, and all being good Republicans will certainly be elected. Tin Roofing, Gutter,, Spouting, fcc. wV. bsTtag agafad to all allerdara aad aaatracta for twoSag aaada ba K. X. Cndaiaaad. prariaaa to tba Stat at Vajr, baa mada arraagaaiawta fer pattiae aa Ttk ar SatlwaUiisa)l lraa at groatly rcdaccd rata, aad baa eagagd twa af tba boat raofara la tbawaat.wba bar bad Several Taarr cxparieaea la tba baaiaaaa lie haaaleaaaada fartbar additieas la tba way af machinery, aa that hia facilities for BouSag cuaU be aarpaaeed eeea ay tba asacb balked af Fajr'e Hacblaa. Oae impertaat feato.ro ia bia re ft of la that It ia a Soldered Beof, ' while roofa pat aa with Vla--abiaee are aet aeMered. thereby aaakiag a mere permaacat aad darabte reef, aad that at priees that def aoeapautiaa aagagiag at all time to pat aa a SETTEE aad CHXaFEK roof a; baad tbaa caa be doae by larhiaoa Gttttere. aad Spaeaiag at allmmea pat aa aaardee-at tbe lowestratee. CSaUa tbeOILT STOVE for Bootee. - tara, aad Speelleg, Wall aad CUtera raaapa, Aaad Tipa,

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Llnettls. n BaalaCw. Tbe following ia one of Lincoln's iHustra

tions made in a speech at New Haven, Conn., speaking of the light and wrong of slavery be said: . ". . "The other policy is one that squares with the idea that slavery is wrong, and it consists in doing everything that we ought to do if it is wrong?. Now I don't wish to be misunderstood, nor to leave a gap down to be misrepresented, even. I don't say that we ought to attack it where it exists. To me it seems that if we were to form a government anew, in view of the actual presence of slavery, we should find it necessary to frame just such a government as our lathers did, giving to the slaveholders the entire control where the system is established, while we possessed the power to restrain it from going outside those limits. (Applause.) From the necessities of the case we should be compelled to form just such a government as our blessed fathers gave us; and, surely, if they have so made it, that is another reason why we should let slavery alone where it exists. "If I siw a venomous snake crawling in the road, any man would say I might seize the nearest stick and kill it; but, ii I found that snake in bed with my children it would be another question. (Laughter.) I might hurt the children more than the snake, and the snake might bite them. (Applause.) Much more, if I found it in bed with my neighbor's children, and I had bound myself by a solemn compact not to meddle with his children under any circumstances, it would become me to let that particular mode of killing tbe gentleman alone. (Great Laugh-1 ler.j cut it mere is a oca newiy raaae up to which the children are to be taken and it was proposed to take a batch of young snakes aod put them in with them, I take it, no man would say there was a question how I ought to decide. (Prolonged ap plause and cheers.) That is just the case! The new Territories are the newly-made beds to which our children are to go, and it lies with the nation to say whether they shall have snakes mixed up with them or not. It does not seem as if there could be much hesitation what our politics shoul i be. (Applause.) Riciimontl Her .Tlanufactorles. The material growth and prosperity of every inland town and city lie in their manufactures. The truth of this is evident to all in passing from one inland city in which there are no manufactories, to one in which the busy machinery of tho mechanic and ar tisan is humming on every hand. We were struck, on our recent visit to Richmond, with the rapid growth of that city in the last few years, but on looking at her extensive manufactories in every branch of mechanism and art, giving: support to hundreds I of artisans, who in turn support the mercnant, the grocer and the busy tradesmen of a city, we did not feel surprised at the rank which Richmond takes among the first cities in the State. It is true, the commerce of the place is an important item, but if she depended on that alone, her growth would not be a tithe of what it is, nor could her prosperity be permanent, Richmond, in encouraging and building up manufacturing establishments, has struck out on the line of policy that insures her permanency and continual growth. May we not hope that a like policy will yet be adopted by Connersville, and our growth into a first class city become sure and speedy. Connersville Times. A New Drink. Parson Brownlow rt the Knoxville Whig, gives the following description of a new drink he discovered during a recent visit to Washington: They have a new drink now in Washington, called tangle-leg," the ingredients of which are diluted alcohol, nunc acid, boot leg and tobacco, and which, it is said, will upset a man at the distance of a quarter of a mile from the demijohn. A certain Sena tor was thrown in his own yard, not long since, and while attempting to regain an erect position, was heard to utter the following soliloquy: l,eave hava their time to fall, A u J so likrwiae bava I. Tbe le.eon to is (he lime It ctmcs of getting dry." MARRIED At Union Cbapel. in thia city. 27th Inst , l.y KfT. F. A. Hardin, Mr. JHHM COMMON of Hillaboro' In thia country, to Min CLARA A. BOG E ltd. Mica R. rightfully inumei a high potition in the liana, of Commons. MED At New Taris. Ohio, on the 15th in,t, at tba raiirnce of J. r Ireland. Kaq-. ater a protracted iilaeaa. JAMES COC U RAN, aged aboat 74 jreare. Tbe decoaerd emigrated to tlii country abont 4 yean ae;o, ane)aettled in Sew Pari,. lie waa froji Kentucky aad pokesed in aa eaaiiwai degree tbe characteriattea of that people. He waa an old erhool gestlemaB, bacpitable aod bind. lie waa a aocial and irental eompanioa, and axiivaraa'Iy rrepected by all who knew him. lie wje j art aaJ upright In all bis doalinffs be was aa fcoacat man. In Georgetown, Ky Jane S4tb, ISABEL!,, daiirh ler of Janiee V. and Clarina Ferguson of Iadianapone, aged 16 yaara and 10 moatha. DMINISTRATOR-S NOTICE. Notice ta hereby girea. that the aoderiigned haa taken i letters of aJmtmetratioa on the eataie nf Philip Will-j iaaia, late or ajne Ceactr. Icdtavaa, Jeeraeed. All persons lndbted to the aaiJ estate are requested to make immediate payment; aud those baring elainaa against tbe aame are notified to preaant and file tbe aaoae duty authenticated for aettlesirat. The eatue ia so 'rem. WILXIAH B- WILLIAMS. John Tarran, Atty. June ScS, l!fc. 96 3w I 'RANCH BANK of THE STATE "J OF INDIANA. ' Bicswoxd. JuneS?th. 1SS0. Thia ofEee will be clieed oa Wednraday, Joly 4th; paper maturing at that date mast bare previous a:tentioa. S4 A. C. BLANCUAK0, Preet. c I T I Z E N S BANK : Rk-wwoxb. Jnne 3Ptb, Oar Banking office will be closed oa Wednesday. Ja'y 4th, I'sper oa;arir.g, and all baainess ti'tjeaeau witb aa for that day, must have rreviewa aura uoa. X MOaBlMW, BLANCHAD St CO. Lakcton Mills For Sale UmBtSI satlls are located la Waba.-h Cooatv. ladiana I tea aailes north of tbe County seat, and la one ef l&e best arater powers ia taw estate fsEprwvesacats all aew Bad eeed-large HiliUoasaaaa Machinery eattable far aa eneaeive set a ess, a feat cutstas; i Hill, iw tbe aaidat of erod umber, aad good (rata (troarutc aeicaaer hoed. whA SS) acres Saw lead attached, er ow acres (of wh:ch near OKI are ia caluvatiae, caa be had with tha xeitis er separate y tf apedied kvlss short to ate. a qui re f J. B. Bowcrsock or J. J. Harter, aa the preaaiaea. er the aaderaif aed ia BichsBead. Alse, 144 acrae. good aelectiea aad esaall lasprov ess eats ia Fatase.1 Caaaty , and tare fail tracts tai Laperte a acuity. Alse aDwellinir Howseea Fear! 8t- Bicamoad. Alse eae aecoed head Basiae aad two boters. Te Be bad a a hargaia it applied tor aaoa te , J.B alBSDBSHAXX. BiebsseaJ. IneU Jena SS. fed Bty-Daytoa Joaraal pabUea ta aaaeaat ef SI aad charge th.a otase. B US1NESS PROPERTY FOR SALE: The esderaigBed eATera ioe sale tww large, three stery baakBeea aaaaee. laey era el the easel snBataanal cheracerr. aad well aauhed thavaaa-haat They are locatee aw Mala street ta the aaiaaaa part of the Lite. Thcv will ba eeld ea reesoasele tcrats er axchaged fo r otWer propluekaaad, Jaae SSth. Ie3w. tsf yWELLlXO U0USE FOR RENT. Ta aaeeraigsed esTrra for seat a comfortable, twe saa- ' dewnag hxatse, ea Matw Sir eat, epaealBs Bob W. BAXTBAT.

Tea Focbth. From all indications the crowd that will be in attendance at the Fourth of July celebration ia this city will be immeaaa. We hear of people coming from all the towns and the country for seT-enty-five or a hundred miles distant. They expect to see something grand, and they will not be disappointed. Such a display of military, such attractions in the way of fire works and such an exhibition of tbe industrial interests of the country will not have been seen before in Indiana. Let all therefore, come and join in a "good old fashioned" celebration and keep alive the spirit of freedom inherited from our Revolutionary fathers. Ind. Journal. A HEW BOOK, From tba Great Gift Book EjUbliihmaat of ? " - tea. G. Cvaai, Pwwllalier, No 439 Chestnut Slract, Philadelphia. THE LIFE OF GEN. SAMUEL HOCSTO.V, Tha IlaaUr, Warrior, Patriot, Tela Hero, tha only a a then tie Memoir of him ever published. One Tolome, 12 neo.. eioth, 412 peg- wi,h iHustratioBs. Price Oam Dollar. And upon receipt of the price and 21 ceata adaitioaal fur pottage, a copy cf tbe boob, together with a hanJsama present, worth from fifty cents to oaa hundred dullara, wiU ba sent to acradJre? is tha Unite i State,. "LIFE OF SAM. HOC3TOX, G. G. Etsm. Phils " "There is na eampaifro in modern, military history fcr its eater t. although atten led with such diststront result, although eventually ending i the liberty cf the Republic, than that conducted by Gen. Houston, daring the years 1S3S-S7, io tba defence r tba Americans then settled upon tha frontiers cf Mexico, la a brief period, with a small band of heroes hsstity raised en masse, aad illy armed and accoutred, tha brill i sat defence of tbe Alamo, was made for ever glorious by tbe bloody massacre perpetrated by the Mexicans. This unfortunate event whieh showed valuable lessons and glorious illustrations cf the ralue of car citiien soldiers, and cf the genius of the great Chief and Hero, ought not to be forgotten or hastily glanced over. It is beiieTed that tho campaign duting the Texan war has not rereired full justice in the nam tires which were pnblished, the numerous merits of which were marred by serious errors- By comparing lhee various versions, and by consaltatioa with those who played prominent pans in this event of ear history, it is believed that this

Biography of the Texaa Hern, which is divested of coinbroos details of military technicalities, is afaithful and exact as it is practicable to render a nsrrati ve of this description . The sole desire of the author has been to io full justice to American valor and patriotism, and to present truthful and vivid pictures of that memorable war, and of thecondaetof the Great Chief, who springing from the people, a frontier warrior, without science, art, or experience in military affairs, was enabled through the smiles of providence, by bis stout heart, his sagacious intellect, and ardent patriotism, to repel, punish and nearly destroy some oi the most mercenary soldiers that ware ever sent forth by any power oa tbe earth. Ought such scenes to be permitted to fade from tbe memories of a patriotic people 1 Ho'. it is a reoroacb to the present generation, that there i ia not mre spirit exercised by our government in defending the rights of our citizens and extending that protection to them which has ever been sanclionod by every true son of liberty. Address. GEO. G. EVAXS. Publisher, No. 409 Chestnut Streeat. Philadelphia. J met Published TH E LIFE OF THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, Wife of Ifapolron I. by Cecil B. Hartley, author of Life of "Col. David Crocket," " Col. Daniel Baone," etc., eto. with a splendid portrait engraved on steel. Ono Volume, 12 mo., cloth, 377 pages. Priee ene dollar, aod upon tha receipt of the price, with 21 cents additional for pstage, a eopy of the book, together with a handsome prevent, from 50 cents to one hundred dollars, will be sent to any address in the United Suites. From the Preate. The Empress Josephine was one of the mast remarkable of all tho extraordinary characters who rose into conspicuous public positions in eonaequenee of tha trench Revolution. Wonderful were tbe events of her life. W ith tho kindest and most affectionate of human hearts, she nnited the sternest principles of rectitude and a comprehensive genius. In political foresight, her superiority to Napoleon is now universally recognised. Had be listened to her admonitions, the fate of his empire might have been averted. It is worthy of notice that this political foreright and ability bss been inherited by her descendants two of whom. Napoleon 1 1 1 and Pedro 11, respectively tbe present Kiuperors of r'rance and of Bra ail, are among the ablest soveieigns bow reignirg in tho world. The events of Josephine's life, and remarkable traits of character which the displayed amidst the most amaxing vicissitudes of fortune, afford not only an exceedingly interesting but a highly instructive lesson ti all who read her biography. In this ie tpect her career, taken as a whole, may challenge comparison with that of any other historical personages in history. Josephine constantly looked to the glory of Franca and tha fame ot bar husband aa tbe two most desirable objects. VYhen Napoleon desirei to perpetuate his dynasty ly a second marriage whieh might jield him a male beir to hia throne, Josephine nobly sacrificed ber own feelings to what she was told m gbt eventuate to the advantage of r'rance. In his adversity this true woman forgot all but her happy years of wedded love remembered not that sue had been repudiated, but that he bad been ouforturisto. We hare freely drawn upon varioua authors, who have recorded anecdotes ani traits of Josephine, as related to them, with the tender regret of affection, which, too late, recognised her lull value, by A spot eon binvelf, in his closing yea, s. and it is hoped that the book will be found reliable as well as entertaining, l ull of troth, jet it is the very romance of biography. Copies of either of the abnve bocks, with a handaomsOiift, WTTth from 50 cents to 1(0 dollars, will be sent to any person in the United States, upon receipt of one dollar, and 21 cents to pay poatage, by addressing the publisher, who is desirous of calling your attention to bia liberal method uf transacting business, vis: With each Bool that is bought at this Establishment, a Present is gicen worth from Fifty Cents to One Hundred Dollars. The presents are of good quality and of the best manufacture. Bed comprise a large assortment of gold and silver watches, silver plated ware, silk dress patterns. 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Ico; 9 2t TTACHMEJiT NOTIftE.Xetics k hereby fie that en the th day of Jnne, 1F, a writ of attacbsaeat waa asoed by me, John b Lvle. a Jaetice of the Peace ia and ar Wayaa Tasrtrabfp, Waves Caw. IsdisAa, at tbe iastsare aed wpew tbe arE'iarit ef'rlaraiea B. Payee, arasat lb gserfs aod ebattek. crcdiia aod rfSrrta ot Wiiliasa Teaaaaa, by vrrtse ef which writ, and aa alBdavit mmaasBS isaaad by Joha Eieley. garaishee. wao aa -ewers that ba baa aneaeye ia hia Baads aeloeariBg ta said williaBB feamaa. and tbatea theSUt dav f Joly, 1Pn.at IC v'cjsk, a aa., at asy asses ha said Tewaaaip, I will rv reed w Bear aad decide apoa tbe caita ef said Bersaoa B. Payee, wbwreef the said Witiiaaa Tsaaeaa, aad ait a Cher perauaa ooaasraail, will take aot ice. JOBS Sl LTIK, Justice. Dated Jwa BTtsv tea. . (Prates i 2S . CONSUMPTION , r A5D ' A S T II HI A CURED, Br. O. aaaaBBww, dieajewered while la the Bast ladies, a carta ia care lor ceoeoaeptiea. astbaaa.BreBcait a, raa!ta, cckis aad tessvaJ debuity. The remedy was discovered by him whew bis aoly tkild, a daagbtsa waa 'a bp te die. Ilia child was cared and ia aew alive aad well. Deaierae ef beaeCtifef his retlcw mormls. he aria sead to thee wbe ww is. t: recipe eoataialBS tell direcueas saakies; Bad awccea;ty asiac tbas resaedy, area, aa reeeiye ef tbeir assies wrth stsskw for resara Bstage. Whew reecusd tass tt aa Bwvtd T. Brace. Btwg gias. Bicameaa. lad., aad get tan viie.ee There ia Bee a eiagM symptom ef esaaaarpiiea that it does aet s eace sake head et asd disstpaie. Xigbt sweats, peevishBesa, irntstioa e the warvea. mittsre ef mem-wy. di&cwlk nwnarauaa, eaarp warae ia tae isag. sore throat, chilly aewaatiaaa. sea aaa at tae siaaiai a. taeniae of ay of tae muaetes. AAdreas O. I. BBOWT a CO., sl U Jeea Btreet. Sew Zark.

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coadUsPBS ef lira we bwa tbe same meed of praise awarded tnie woadarful articla. Boras are kealed, pms ietiTrd. Dree eared, TmJaableaataaaU maJa twtrul. jd antsM llleae - "S I by tbla great saadicioa, which ia awrpriaiaa te the edgeaeo ef ataa. What haaUr dees aoa enaira a atawdard Uaisaeut? Whoever heard ef the aaau effects reduced bv axty ether arurla ? tot cm. bmisaa, sprataa, rbaamalisae, . aarelliaas, straiaed Horses. Ae.. it haa aa eqaal. Beware of rnitarioa. The geawJae Kaatang Lmiaaaat aa sold by all respectable Druggists aad TJverj an ia every lewa, pariah ' aad aaaalet taxeocnoat Sort aad Soath Aaaariea, Karopc aad the tataads of tbe eceaa. Buy at esse. Babxes 3c Park, Proprietors, New York. tl Ivory week tf. 4STFIMA FWwfe ?rrll.'I ile gaaarnf Cure of this tiisUvssir tr complaint ase rendu' BROaVCHIaU. CIGARETTES, Made by C. . EBTMOrR di Co.. 107 Xaasaa St.. S. X. frieejl per Box; sent free by post. to aaKtby all Drag gist a. 1 I SA-NFORD'S PATENT PORTABLE $1000 Challenge Heater, for warming with pare hot air Private Houses, Public Buililisos, rm scHss, c. f lHIS lathe most pewerlol aad cheapest heater laths B war 14. All aixea of them are kept aad fitted up with Registers, both round aad square, at the Bed Move, by II THOS. J. BARCI3BI R let ?eei SEED! Canary Rape, and Milee4s, lor sale by April 26 -20-6t PLUMUF.R 1 KELLY. At C. HURT'S NEW GROCERY ef is General and well selected Stock of NEW FRESH GROCERIES, SELT.IJfG very Low. tl?o a good supply of Yellow j fUone and Wood Ware, plenty of cool llama, beef, Dried Fruit, c. 1 wish to say to the citizens who) are paying 3 perewt for flour, they ran get a better article here at less price. All goods sold at this house are subject to be returned on failing to give gatifectiou. Goods delivered in I he City when quantity justify. Please call and see. 23 FOULK & FISH, (NEAR THE DEPOT.) TJESPF.CTFULLY inform the public that they arc XV prepared to furnuh dealers and consumers with i the best IRON, STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS, i XesAa, Bolta, Vc, in fact almost every article used in mechanical bu siness in which iron or steel is used. Their assort ment is large and general and will be sold on as reason 'able terms as they can be had in the west. Grateful I lor past pitronaga they reapectfully solicit a eootmuance of the aame. ' Kov. 24th, 115i. 50tf BOOT AND SHOE MAKING and Repairing! f undersigned fs now preparing carry the - above business in tnst of its Tar io its braocbt. at No. 110. corner Main and Fifth streets, opposite tha Mereid ith House. He has been a Hoot and Shoe Repairer for ! apmrartls of hlf a century, and a boot and shoe maker for ' more than Iti yrars, and Uarin eniployej an exper ience-l witrkmAO toassist, will varrant ail a- rk done by him, to j b dotie op in a workmanlike and sahsUntw! manner. nc cheap as the cheapest. If e hia aot ou hand a small lot of new aad second had Boots and fehows. 1I wiU ma-ie to ' metaa.e, and repair to oMer at the .hortest positile noti.ee. Person! from tlt country mav geueraUy have their k repairinsr done to take hoe with thm A irood variety of Garden Seeils. ri.ADts. and ims vex eiab.es on haud. Fruit. VegataM-s. FUntsand soma othr produce bought or taken on commission tor sal. ',15 strict attention lo business) he hopes to merit a reasonable share of public patronage. Leather, fljar. bacon, frocerles, dry goods, approved produce, aad evtn cash will be taken. Do at forget the plaea to ttyour aaoney back at No .110. , kli Kirrirn. 1 Rlchsaood, 4th mo-, April fiGth, 160. -20 WaMTttD A gnod jour ona of sober aod industrious i habt's none others need appTv. S. W. LUDLOW, - Sureeon oxx'tlss't. Main St., Xo. 20, ovijr T. Wrigut's Store, RICHMOND. IXDIATA, ESPKCTf L'l.LV aauottnees to the citicens of Rich mond and vicinity that be is now permanently located in this place, an.l ia prepared, alt' r nine yeara practice in Cincinnati, fo perform work in tae moat s'iroved styles of tbe Dentil Art. Continuous Gum, ulcsnite Base, Uoll and Silver work, ma.ie in a style to challenge competition, and at prices as low as the quality of the work performed will jnstify. 21 T E W S X O C 14 OF O O O S. SOW OPES1SO Direct from tbe Eastern Cities, At No. 13 Main street, old Post OHie stand, opposite the Brightwell Bailcin, aa eatire new stock of Foreign fc Domestic DryCiood a. Embracing; ail the leading ani desirable sly'es to be foun I in the bedt markets. My old frieals. and the eommunity in general are requested to call in, look through and compare prices, as money may possibly be saved by so doing. WU. PETCHELL. May 3, 1SC0. l PXTCB CXOCKXB :i CROCKER tiers;. CaoCKBK & GO. .'fouth side of Main street. one square East of Meredith ' House, Richmond, Indj Manufacture ail kind of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 1 .SULKIE.H, Express aod Pedling Wagons, etc., dee. ' . We have on hand a fine assortment uf work ia osu , line, and can finish to order oa short notice, almost any 'style or pattern of vehicle, all of which they warrant i te be made of the bast material and by careful and ex rienced workmen . The public are invited to tall and ' examine their stock and prices - ayrartieuiar attention paid to repa.nrg . SIGN OF HIE RED CURTAIN. eswlx USa.arsrlX7-Al At Price to sxt.it the Times, Haines is ia his New Roora at the ol t stand, oppoeite the Branch aad Citisea' Banks. No. X Main strtwa. All are invited to (.sill !es)SB and aee trie Barxaina. A splendid aasortmeut ei Ladies Drexa Ooedo. of all kin da aod tbe latest styles. hawls. Collars, Bib bona aad Press Trimmings ia great variety. Cloths, Satinetr. Mn'a and Boys wear. are., and in short everything aaaally kept in a well regelated estab liahmeot. sj" ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH! A ff en era I assortment ef rereiga and Domestic Iry Goods ciraataatly ea baad, at tbe lowest passable lean orieea. Goods reeeiveu once or twice nwrn uiun,.i J0311. W. UalKF-S. trit June W.1859. snswsM CTrUttv T3k W.fa..tX SjfcS ?SB!ffiS S ?" " S? Dickinson, STTOrLD reapedfoily ioferm her freads that iul received a larse aU tiaa te her former she has te her former stock oi MILLINERY OXJODS. ITer Bonnets are of the latest stvles. and beaatifol finish Her Trimminys were selected with rnaefc eare, and she is. ake alt article. i her lias ai, is slsa areas red te with aestaeas and pramptsese. nveemsa iew aeovawtaat iki ratlesics, sUics. Her teems are very low for! Kareh . If OS. t ALLK, STENCIL BltANi) BroadaxeBuUttingv, STd Floor-, MAXS ST . BBT. II ABIOS IBASELiM; , . bickmond, im?. ; yWwVWiV--VVi Mkff.-TvTv-r-' Valuable farm for Sale COXTXlNlSto laaerea.li5awhkhareiaahigh State a caJtisataosu over two-tbirds of it is ia crass, said teres baa aa abaBdaxee af arver-mibeg Stock water, and is wall adapted fcc gravriwg is Is a srsod fisrsia T, a. rmm T - . .. U mm i I s aaa hlllieisss. Jt M taewtad ' aw a-a bst ed B.r am.aS. awas Bachaaw-4 aad has a fitata Boad raaaia threvh K, gaed oasis i aad. will be aotd BB1U. BTBaTTAJf,

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Of Wayae County, ladiana, for the riaaal Tear ' ...." iiS' w " ' 1 Rs?Mt. ' ' These was a balance ia tbe Treasury at close of i ia- ' .CJ V""" 1S6' (,,T ? ''i" ..11.3 23 There has been received into the Treasury since that time, as follows, to w it : From Delinquent Tax, 1853, v- ' 1S39,. ..:.;.'..; CoBBty lUveaae.. ...... : Rests ef Public Urowad .... i RedemptioB of Land aad Lots,.., . I broker's License..... ........... ' 5.24X 8 "Se-I i 8,19 83 34 Ow IsO 73 100 00 37i) 71 Ov o.ySt 01 40 id 11 75 a., it 871 7J 7s v lid : 4dl t 117 u SA 111 14 iri 4i II i 74 i t Docket Fee, w. e, p. c t w. a. e.. ... Road Tax &ecM4v coews,.... I aaa a,... Towaship Revenue...... ........ Township School House Tax, Koad Tax,.... .................... Corporation School lioasa Tax,.... :- Kerenae, .............. Delt. Tcwaship Kerenue. t : School House Tax, t Road Tax, : Cerpurattoa hie venue. ....... : : School House Tax, Jurors Fees.. Incidental Keceipts, Kstrays, clxpense cf Prisoners $33 SS IX DisbursctneBts. For Aesessics; Revenue . ..S 1.09 00 : Apprauesseatef Real rotate I.TV7 T4 : County Officers, 4.-9 S' : Expense of Poor....... ...... ...... 8,18 IT : Roade and Highways,.... ......... 5 : Specific Alljwaaoe 1,91SS : Juror' Fees S,IS2 3 : Redemption ot Lands and !aIs, , xll 05 : Expense of Elections, 4 o : : : 1'ri.Ouers,. ............ . 1,421 90 : Shows. 4 IK t Insane 8AO 04 : Tax Refunded S16 50 : Delinquent Tax IbiS,... 1,44 15 : Koad fax bTl 7s : Township Revenue, 2.0C4 V7 : : School Uouse Tax i) : Corporation Keveane, 1.3-'4 1 J ; skhool House Tax W$ i bcliuqj. Townsbip kavenue ST4 SI s : : School Honse Tax, 1,708 47 : s Road Tax S?o- 11 : Corporation Revenue 142 14 : : School H.iuse Tax 643 I Road Tax Keceipts, S.ir7 04 : lubliCl.undii.jp;, 71 e-7 ! Lupine, corporation of tBtrevill,. 850 v0 rlaijff Fees. 3s 6 : lotks and Stationery......... 1.113 3 : Printing 193 3 Blind 16 SS : Wood.. lo2 ti'J T balance 5,300 SJ t5S,82 11 1861, June 4: Halanre ia Treasury al cloe of Fiscal Tear, 1?5J $ 5.S03 92 Provided that all orders have been re - deemed . There ate outstanding orders amounting to $173 79 ; which being added to the above balance, will show the true arnount in the Treasury at the e'os of the fiscal year. 1359, 173.79 t 5.474 71 BENJ. L. MARTIN, A. W. C. 2H 4t June SI. jQISSOLUTIOX OF PARTNERSHIP. W. R. SMITH having ioU out his Interest la the City Boekatore to John Nicholson, the Tartnerahir or Smith and 8esyne has tula day teen liissolsed by mutual cob aenl. T. J. Seryos is authorised to settle ths bueineas ot the rr Ba. vt. K. 9 WITH. , , , T. i. SWAVKB. Kichsaond. 6th me. IV. h , 10. t& 41 A4rs eepy 4t The under.t?t)e.I have this itsv entefeJ into partnership lor the purpose of tra i e la Books and etaueuery, at tbe t Uy Book S.ore. UiihinoeJ. under the uaiue of i)'Ht Nichoiaon. T. J flWAYSK, J. lilCUUtuoVN. Elehmond.lkh mo. I0:h, 1P60. , el-4t A Jva. eopy 4t. T L A N T Axe copy ltl8 I C MONTHLY For Joly. AT CITT BOOKSrOBB. rALL PAPER! WINDOW SHADES! Just received, a largo invoice Wall and Fire Board TarxTS oi the latest and most beautiful styles. Also Huff Muslin , Linen and Landscape Window Shades, Fixtures for Hangings, i'C, Am Persons wishing any thing in thia lius are inritaj to rail, witb the assurance that Ihe prices snail be satisfactory. Call door west of the Post Office. C. ZIM VIER. ;May7. 1880. ojtf RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY. C. J. TAYLOR, Hook Bindtr and Blank Book Manufacturer. rf caw Is now prepared to do sll kinds of Binding, nnsrrpassed for style, eleganca and durability. County Records, bank Book aod Blink Books or every description rade to order. Newspapers, Music, Magazines, Law Books, Br.., bound in the most approved meaner, aod tt the loasest possible prices. - loae out ine latest imptovro principles taoptea. Pnuctuality strictly observed. Orders solicited and promptly attendee! to, and sstisfsctiot, given. A large assortment of Blank Book paper, of a superior quality, always on hand, C.J. TAYLOR. . RICHMOND FOUNDRY BAY LIS, 11 A It C II ANT, ec CO VKE now prepared to doa general Foundry business, such as all kinds of CASTINGS, MILL IRONS, ke- Repairing done on short notice and in tbe best possible manner. They axe also preparing patterns for manufacturing S UGAR CANE MILLS! for eruehing Chisxse Suaaa Cakb. which wilt b ejual if not superior to all others now in use. Trey are also prepared to make superior cast iron Ota or Wstet They respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Orders promptly attended to. Address bs.ri.ia Mabchsjit, Richaond, lad. m af V UNDERTAKER. IW AS removed to tbe roam ever W. L. Brady's StliUere I. Shop. Main streai. aad will devote bis entire time sod attention to the basinets ef CKDIRTtKIJO. lie is sole agent ia hia city for the celebrated Metallic Coffin, also Ute. Jstalie Burial Case, which he will furnish te order. Wooden Cofios ef a superior style aod 8nish, always on hand, lie will attend on era I with a fasbi'mahle Hearse or plain carriage, and his terms will le ae low as can be alerded. - April 4. I) ' i - B. C. BILLGUREENWOOD! fanH connection with Wm- T. Dewals. agut for the sals I ot lots ia Greeoweod. with the aabaesmer preprietor of the same, tartar. y mataal aereemewt aeea termlntt, t e aabacrioer aw ogers the same tee sale. Tbis plat'ie situated on the Bicbaaead and Boston Tarwpike, one mile euotliof Maua Street, eatside ef the manieipal 1 limits, away Ireta allot me aisaavaniage ana evtis era ! towa resid-cee ant yet aalScteMiy aear for business aad ithe enjoyment o( social, r: isSins, educational and alioih--SSeaefita of the ear- It is hiith and eommaadias:. eeaaiBii good soil, excellent hui, fiu prospects, aide av snoesand aa'.akrUiaaajr. aaJ Is alis;ecer the mesa dest rable ioratiun for a anourbao home in tbe vicinity. Tbsve are auw anout 30 lots here tor sate comtainiag from 1 ta la acres each; ail beauti nl and saHabie for baiiotng up on. Cone eu then, ail wbe want a ei-oice localise fo, a wlre ther can isdet,en!etitty raise their own luxnriee on a farm of rm S to IB aer-e These lots will be j sold at moderate prices, and Bfa ..factory tm. J AS. V7. SALTER. Bob. l,lfo. DANIEL B. CRAWFORD, ; IHCAUB IB PLAIN & FANCY DRY GOODS, - BdXt aaVaBat SUass-w. s?-etS Ha rtS. ; AS GB.Cr.BiB3. RE-PrCTfCLLV iavitaa hie sadewde asd tbe smblie ts eaalaad exsraiae hia ste at , . , Ho. 22 Sain St.. t 11 gsor west ef FearL Ky stack Is ail aew aad weft ea . l-stad for ai a market. aaaxAt taseiiy ser easaaasT win ae . , lid at a small ad rases for cask. Ceaatry France takea . er li-ais at Pair pr.ces. U-s and sat Uveahatt be ear mus a Be. xfi. i Richmond . Pomp Factory. THK taaewi-asi hsrve In sets 1 la fae Cay eg Bash msad. fee tbe pe-pe-e ad maaafastara tba eelsBsaled i"wm- ' missa Bams sd We-ae eoaaty. 4sar lemma bava always ! taaea tbe Arm bswsmbsb a Beta fsan aasV fossa sy salts Wta-rwsiSi'nus. - .... i w a ssake ewe pswps ewt ef the best et timber aad war tham te give geaerai aatts'actiea or Be pay. . u.. .msMtais Ikatai wassel eae Sweat

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e psha. eared gamiSS -iiweTwlwwriV'e i VasVaa I aad tba debttug aad by tbssa Iwsireus sf ssweantiag athere. I will send this recias. which I have brwagbs aaawa a ith ma. Wall wha awad! fresutsharge. .degress w cosaBOTB. I. 4M Farwa Ave..., T -f' "- raaklra. Ji. T. Will be pabUahed a eat the ltath at J aaa. HE LIFB XSD PUBLIC SERVICES HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ; or ruiweisv Rewmaillcaiai CmsiallalsttB far the afrwalcleair) , BV D. W. BABTLCTT, ' Waahiagtea Cerrespaadeat sf ths"X. T. B Tea tag Post." aad ladpeadeBA" lino. Cloth,.. True f I with a rise Steel Portrait. . Alse a (heap ediueaof the same, ia paper csvers, !o A Great chance for Agents. . We wast a eed Agsat ia eveey eoaatg ta tha 7'ee States, ts easag la ahe sals el the abeae work. ?eod aa eae dollar, aad we will mail yea a eampla eopy ef oar book ew ths loth of Jaae. by mail, paatag paid, as 1 a a espy at oar airwclax, giving sersas e areata by ths ewsattty. gj evata. Ib etasape, a eepy efthe cheap sdltion will be sees, with in aaa. ee. AdAreee all leuere be H. BATTOIf, rabllsbsr, S:3. Jta. 9 Howard street . Sit VOBK. O-roat la the priee ef gINGER'S SEWING MACHINES Ths letter A. Traaaverse battle, gu-eifrht K aed la. parpendiralar actisa, Paaaly Aawtac Maabins, esease i ty aeveaitsea dial last palsnta. heretofore said for as rent.. re dollars, ia bow soared lor ... $45. The No. Tailoring Maehiae, that Nrill stltoh the finest Miirt Bosom, er aia titles. ti esses of l.sataar equally well, and aoiseisaa la Its eparatlea, - . tlii) TbaLadiea of Biohiaoad, aal vteialty are respectfully solicited to call aad see tbe SM letter A maabiaa, aad satisfr themselves ia rsaasd te Its tatrinsie sasriia. The anderstgned is authorised ts sell at saaaalaeturers pricee.and give inttruetlens free of charge. S. B Maobipe aeediea, silk, eeltoa. oil, a,a every other articl, counseled with the maohias business etn ba procurrl ef - , SAK'g. BELLI1, Awmt. OUlse, Me. 3lt Main Street. Juae 14. S QRES3 MAKING AND FITTIXQ JTIra. sLslBa Es JstckaeiBi, Bespactully tnforma the Ladies of Biebmead aad vl.tnttr that aba baa located heraelf in this eitv tor thspurpsas ot iutroduciaga bCA'aad IMPB0VKD atylser Deeeamak ins;, which ia far in advenes of tha old system so g-rl. ly practtaed. By this beautiful method of drees fitting, ahe promises a perfect fit to the most particular, aa I in all ber work it will ba her motta. to give full satisfacti on or make ao charge. Dresses at le or title! aeaorlin to the laatr-st fashioaa, ea reasonable terms and short no. tire. Rooms oa south Ota tut.. Bast aide. Id block from MaiB St. Ladies give me a sail I 7 31 Fire Insurance Security, Co. latest peat ttnal Safest nssdlB ol Inettrsmcr. DEALERS RECEIVE 75 PER CENT. OF NET PROFITS. M0. SI riMB SIBKKT. BtBW T0BB. CASH CAPITAL. .7. $500, 00C JOSIPU WAf.KBR. Vrest. THOS. W. BIBOAUL, Vice Pre". Ricb'b, L, HaTBOCw, georetary. GEO, ire, cHAw-CH, AfaBit. , BICHMONP. Ind. 3XShTOClNrv ; W est not! Mia Sleet, RICILHONTI. 1 Y facilities for doing Job Work and Repairing 1 L are equal to any in this City. We have the pitterns lor repairing nearly all ths Ohio Threlhin Machines. Pins, Screws. Badge Bolts, Bolts and iNuu cut. We are also making a first class Saw Hum; also Circular Saws to run ea either points or journal. As our friend, Wiu. 1). Wilson has left, we invite hit f rmer customers to give us call. Tbe Bighest cash price paid for old uoa. r. W. BOBWSON. Richmond. Nov. 1T.I8S9. 4Vlf ASA a- SMITH. SMITH & Carpenter alkx. crrEE. D UFFEE, fc Joiners: Wilt tries speiral sues I low ts all Jobs ef Carpentering. Btalr-eluildins-.or Job Wsrk. that may ba entrusted tbsmALSO ATTXb'D TO BELL II ANQING, He., TO OHIHR. Feeling confldeut that ws eia giro satisfaction la work -msashipaod priees, we baps to rsosiee a fair share of the patrons of aur friends and the pabiso. SMfc.li up ea Walaat atrset, bstweea 6th and 7th. t FURNITURE WARER00ZI. Tnonii MAson, HAVING refitted his Ptere Rood, nd extended hi facilities I for manufactur ing Cablaet FURNITURE. is bow prepared to supply tha public wiu superior articles ia his lioe. He will make Barrens, Tables, Bedsteads, War drones. Seres, Chairs of all kinds, and in fact everything in tbe shape of Furniture. lie will also keep for sale a general aeaortmeat of Cincinnati mada work. PR OMP T PA TMENTS. Selling his work at price in direct competition with manufacturers of similar work la CineiOBati, ho has adopted the CASH system of payments and for the CAM will sell as low as Bay Bouse ia Cincinnati, bat waking it te the mataal interest of all parties to pay th cash en delivery af the wosk. GOOD CABINET WORKMEN WANTED - Twe good workmen wanted immediately, to whom constant employment, good wage and prompt pay uaent will be taade. ' ij- Eunitura delivered In any part ef tha city free of charge. : July . 1569. A NEW EXIIIOITION AT SlltamVl' Mwt.T.ll'wt. P a large and varied sleek ef ry sBeeda ef tr e latest styles aad importations. Embeseiag a great aarlety of .ttprmf aad fiammer Wear for Mea,Bys acl Ch.ldran. Ief whieh. la addiaiaa te aawal aSyisa, wilt be foeod s alee sasortment of foaiara. fisacA aad Orgaadie Las as. greuch and Sermaa Uiagbams, Berage as Aaglaise. B.-b-rad I'ayadler, Bayadier Ouaal, Celestial Fields, OrsaeI die. Ac., ere. MIESS v TIZMTl.TIWJrGS, ' f ths latest styles, BOSsisWag of AVoaad aad riaiwid eords and tassels. , 20 Doz. Shaker Hoods, , . lireofsafibskeeVlllags, fSTt wB-T9MT9tm ants Xswar m m rlm, CARPETS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE, AB ef whieh haw beea seiaetad la the sen Cities, wlt'i great eare, aad pare k a sad a tew lesaa swiiag raKs . u' erst beads. -a,-j.. - '.--., -.-' Tbaakhl fsf past firvwrs. ws hpe br a etrelVrrt fovw-w 1 bwasaews earree. sad ear BBS rrtte argBaesm , ts ear a ' Wt-SXRATTAN k SOS, April 11. - " ' - ; . , f bix. v. wioonra, obj path. PR0VLSI0N STOIIX. . WIOOIRI ek OA TIS, r WPOKwT rbelr frleads aad the nabHe tbaSSSiey are at an tisase pi spared to eervstayasa arraw waaasam ssais , ell ktade. aad et tae Bass eaaiiiT waw eiiaaiai aaoraa. at j tbe atsrsaa If i m atsrase hi se at iMMt stest sa kta a aeawat, eae dear wsete. the Ciay Was si. Taagaas keep Cortaed Bwt, Dried BMf, Fresh mad Bologna Sausage. Fruit Batter. Street aad Irish. PoUttsaw, Cabbagw, ToTBBtofst, Apv- s atavsaa,d)v,aB - Tbawksaltar pass . tasy stay sal forty setleit WU sVa that, aswt ts ,aaw viiii atake at tw th drantag ef til as bag ef I a ts - 14 JEIIIEL RAILSDACK, Atteraey tU ltr niniuiy Fettle ? - k RIOTMOND,' llfl w-aryTI J. aSsswadl SW tk aWaaassavCasst aaf aaxs4es ia Ls4awwrc3s5

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