Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 31, Number 7, 24 January 1861 — Page 4

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-1 OLD SETTLERS

HO. XVIL However difficult and impossible tbe task to give even a brief notice of any considerable number of ber first settlers of tbe county, jet it may not be uninteresting to tbe reader to return again to our first Settler, "and bis joung wife, whom we left surrounded with their newly arrived relatives and acquaintances from Kentucky, wbo formed the first neighborhood id tbe County. Every new country has Us Boone or its Kenton, wbo is first to penetrate tbe wide forest, in ad vanca of bis countrymen, and build his log cabin in tbe bosem of the wilderness. We do not pretend to claim for our first settler, that bis life was crowded with the thrilling incidents of a Boone or a Kenton that be bung upon tbe track of the ruthless Indian for years, and circumvented him in his wilderness fastness ere be was aware of tbe white man's presence; yet, we do claim that be was a bold and determined adventurer, and that bis intrepid young wife was a suitable companion for such a pioneer. Joseph Cox, (our first settler,) was born in, Virginia, on tbe 8d day of Nov ember, 1783. Wbtn be was about ten years of age his father, John Cox, moved to Redstone Fort, now Brownsville, Pennsylvania, which was then quite a newly settled region of country, exposed to Irequent hostile incursions of the Indians, whose; tomahawks were constantly reeking withj tbe blood of the irontier settlers along the M fn,n f.nlinln mm1 1,a Hii:iii4.lianna i n n ii i , , . v' r. . . - . v . : . i . : c.t .1.. l. . ... 1 tueir irioutancB. ouoaequeimy 110 icuiured to Itoone's Station, and afterwards to llnitrhiin nnrl VV nrui Inrii onti 11 is Kpntiirkv. .... ... . . , ... J J nr. n 1 or wis a MaL amil h and niinamlt h - ... , . ; very uaeiui aim luuispeusiuio imueo 111 a backwocds country like Kentucky, which abounded in game, and where the lurking Indian disputed every inch of territory " invaded by the white mau. He also had a, little patch of cleared land for a farm, on -which he occasionally worked with bis sons, six in number. Our first settler being the , eldest, bad to superintend the little farm. He embraced every leisure bcur to increase his little stock of learning; often selling up J, , , , 1. . t j.j 1 late of winter nights to read and t-tudy bv .. . " J . fire-light. New countries gei.eially afforded 1 but few facilities lor education, and inteilec- ( tual culture; and Kentucky was not an exception to the rule. But olten the rough ' stone, by attrition, emits as bright a spark ' as the polished steel, and the dry scales oi the shell bark hickory, and seasoned clap boards split fine has often afforded light to , many a persevering student in his pursuit of knowledge. After he haJ jtefiutred a sufficient stock ot'learning. Lu was solicited to teach a neighborhood school, w-hich he did several qu ir-' tors with success, giving general satisfaction' to both pupils and employers. Other neigh ' borhoods sought him as a school teacher; t and it was while on a school teaching excur-1 siou at New Castle, Henry County, Keii-1 tcky, that he formd an acquaintan e with Mary Rue, eldest daughter of Richard line, , Esq., proprietor of the town of New Castle, an old Indian fighter, who had been in some thirteen campaigns against the Indians, and had, when a young man, suffered a long and painful captivity among the Indians, as alluded to in a note to former chapter of these , sketches. After an acquaintance of some two years j our young couple were married at New Castie, and in a few months after their mar-1 riage, they started in tie compauy to ex- j plore the Whitewater country, and remained behind at their camp at Short ( reek, with ! llolman's two boys and Patrick O'Haria, a-' heretofore related by me. ' After the war of 1812, in which our Pio-1 neer served several 3 month tours, he st udiet I ' law with James Noble, then one of the Uni . ted States Senators from Indiana, but did ' not enter into the practice unsil about the ; year 1824; remaining on his farm below ' and adjoining Abingtou, and attending to ' his mill some mile and a half above thai' town, until the fall of 1821, when he removed to the Wabash country. He was engag ed as one of the counsel in defence of Bridge and Sawyer, tho Indian murderer at the falls of Fall Creek; but on account of the postponement of their trials until after be had settled bis family on the Waba-h. he relinquished tbe defense to his associate counsel, and was not present at their trial and conviction although his eldest son, Richard Rue Cox the jirtt whife child born in Wayne county, (now residing in Meicer county, Illinois.) was engaged by Mr. Corey, tbe sheriff of Madison county, to remain and assist in guarding tue prisoners at the Falls, until after their trial and execution. His first settlement in Western Iudiaua, was in the vicinity of Craw lords ille, the County Seat of Montgomery county, in October, 1821. Having suffered severely in his pecuniary affairs prior to leaving Wayne countv, he entered actively into the practice of the law, when the Judicial Circuit extended from Terre Haute northward to the Lakes. Attorneys, who were iew aod far between, were often sent for to go forty or fifty miles through the wilderness country, to prosecute or defend, one or more per sons charged with stealing hogs, bee hives, or other crimes and misdemeanor. Afer continuing ia the practice a few years, he ' relinquished a profession for which be nev-. er felt any very great partiality, aod applied his attention exclusively to his farm on tbe v. ii.;n ,i,;. .k ... ;n.i n .

. .. thsait of the Mkbnted Indian town, called)

Ouatanon in history. j In the year 1S36 he sold his Wea farm. : and moved to Roek Island County, Illinois. , where he settled on the east bank of the Mississippi river, about three miles below ' th head of the upper rapids, aad thirieen miles above Stevenson, (now Rock Island i sLOfj) tbe County seat of said county. HereV V...:l. , ; .,. , J , 1 "o vuut suviucr auiu bum couiiDeiiceu open ! nt a. small farm. Ilia children, ten in num-j Per, (alt xA whom were living a few months ago.) settled arou.d bim in Rock Island) . and adjoining counties, except one on wbo. remained behind on the WeWh. 1

Soon af.er hi seulemerH on the Missis5p pi, the Ireqooni altercations, aod uit. prowlog out of the contested land claims in wi ich hinitvlf and Bom" of bis sons wt-re involved, again drw biro into ihe practice of the law, Ui which he coutinu-d at intervals until the day of his death. In my next and last hapfer f this series of articles, I propose alluding to a few of the more important ca ten be attended to in western Illinois; and will then gie an account ol tbe clot-e of his rventful life, and the death ot hia amiable knd heroic wife- Elhors.

The Abolition or Serfage In Ilusaia. Last Sunday (Jan. 13ib) was a great dy in Russia. It was New Year's day in that eountry, where the Old Style stiil continues, which occasions a difference ot twelve ilats On that day the law emancipa inK .he serfs went mio effect. To-day, it may be said, in a general sense. Slavery, or that species , ii j . r. of it which has been called serfage, exit-ts ! not in Russia. This is certainly, most i remarkatle event of the year lbGl thus far, I his important measure begran to be agitated in the Autumn of 1837. For three years it has engrossed public attention in Russia almost to the ext lusiou of everything else. Nor nd we wonder, for it is by far tbe most important step which the Government of the Empire Las taken lor several centuries. In regard lo tbe number of serfs in Russia, there seems to be great diversity of statement. In an article in the Westminister Review for October last, the number is put down at 22.0u0.00O. Some of our American papers place it at 20,000.000. The Westminster, however, only speaks of trie serls ot the nobles; it does not give, we j believe, the number of those ti at belong to i tbe Czar, or Crown, as w e should say. In 1S40 the case stood thus we give the figures derived from the books of the Ministerof the Public Domains" 26.500,00 serfs belongen to the nobles and other propriepiors; 1,600,000 belonged to the estates assigned by the En peror t members of the Imperial family, and 2o00,OOU be longed to th Crown making a loial of forty eight millions ol mm, women and children in their various classes of serfs. We ought to state, however, that the serf that belonged to theEmperor, (who were in all 21.000,000 in reality,) were rather "Crown Peasants" than ordinary "seits." They were proud of that relation, and considered themselves much better off than the rnmmnn ttAirfc- .nt e.-k 1 1 n . iua.. 7 .... . Journal of Commerce. . . r. how at an eveuing party in that vicinity re 0 . J cently, as a matter of fun. a i ly, as a matter of fun, a propositus to marry was entertained by iwo parties wbo had then for the first time met. In carrying out the joke it was snec-ested that the ceremonv h immeiliutl v norfnrtnn.-l fliA t J . ,. J ,,, preuctier residing nearby. J. hey went lo the house of the minister to consummate the joke, lound tie reverend irntleraan in bed, woke him, and had the ceremony performed . ..... , . r in in-- spun. 01 ajiiti), ami p.tui the tee in a ink'-; but th oesi part 'T t tse lcke is tiiev r niiittr iciriietj inat ine marriage was , i n e 1 i t- j- .l . l.irMlIO riPrtilllV ll Mll.l 1 1.1 rwt 1 ,wr 11n.u1 ha ei . 1 (, "jj"" parses engaged 1 herein. It is supposed (he parties who are both respectable;, will mend matters by eventually assuming in earnest what was intended as a jest, ttie true relationship of man and wife. Tne gentleman is nnmed Doane, a resident of New York State, and the lady is a Miss Wheeler. This is a warning to folks who are fond of jesting, and espt'ciully in affairs of sucli deep moment as the ceremony of marriage. White Clover. There is an advaiuage in pasturing white clover, which does not strike every farmer. Ech joint furnishes a fre.-h root (and of course a fresh plant.) whenever such joint comes in close contact with t lie Suil, consequently the more it is trodden the the thicker it will spri'ig up. Hence one reason why it grows most luxuriantly ntar the bats and gaieways of our pastures where the cattle often congregate. Cor. Boston Cultivator. JA.tlE IVI. FOE. Notary Public & Real state Agent. Brightwell Bai ding, No. 15JJ Main -treet. RICHMOND. IND. HAS for sale the following new atock for Spring Salrs: A splt-udid Farm il.in.ilrafri.nl Kirlimond. on the Kast fork ot V hitew.ier, nw Hill's Mill. 71 aerea, principally rich bottom land, under good cultivation. ell wtervl and g..nil timber, good Frame House. Barn, To Orchards, ex'.-ellen t spring, oic. l aymeuts easy. Frame ll..use au.l Lot on veiith St., 6 rooms and aiich en, gctnl aell and ciatern. Prick House and Lot on Sixth at., 4 rooms and kitchen, well, cellar. Vc Itrick House and Lot on North Pearl st., threa rooms. kitchin and porch.cellar. well, c. Small Farm about one mile suth of RichmondTen Building Lots in ( Int. in. adjoining Kichmond wilt be sold very low. Two Houses and Lots ia Sevastopol, adjoining Richmond very chenp. Splendid liuiiding l near the Depot. Twt Houses and Lots on Mill St.. also cheap. Ib'useand Lot on Marion St. House and Lot on l irketst five and one h alfacrea m lenlerville. uitable for a Garden, all in nice order. Improvementa. frnaie Cottage. 4 room. Pantry, ummer Kitchen. Carrenter Shop, Filty U rafted bearing Fiuit Trees. I 3 ol an acre in Mrmwbrrriea. good hrubhery , eWc. I bis property is de iri le and wiL be sold low. on easy payments. Slar.h 15. u For ;lf. VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS. pVVO lots frontier f 0 t south on R. R. swiih running; north to t'ool street, with nearly au it. Ironi on Seventh st. Also, two lot on same block cornering on a 14 ft llej . All the lot have the advantage ,f a wiu-h connecting with all the K Road. Knquire at Kobioa n" M ,:hioe Works, . Vain st- Kicbmond lnd. Oct. Ii '4i For Sale In Richmond, BOUT two acres of Land, near he lepot with tile following improrements : Large frjme Dvelling Slabla.Carriace HetMe. Wash Hixisr, Wood House. Hell Cistern, good Spring and Spring House. Fruit Trees Shral.hery.4-c. Nice property . Will take small houat and totiu exchange. A good House and Lot ou fort Wayne AvsnoeJ rooms good Cellar. Well and Cistern. ah toe anove property will be a ld I. Bents. Possession civen immadiai!on easy pay v - JAMES Richmond. Feb lt5v. H. POX. Valuable Kami for SaleCONTAINING 1.3aerea.li5..f.h.ch,reiahigh State or J rultivaltoa,ovrr two itiini, or it i ia in Si.J arm bos an ahuQiUnce ol Brver tailiog Slock wr-r. and is well hptfil Ker-uinK or amine It ia a good Grain Fares. The improvements are. Fraae Il. -e. altu.'st n-w, a l acre frame I tarn ,nd uecesaarv out-uii.iiic It m leatel six aiilea north ol Richmond, on ttie riK-krtinnd and Arby Pike has a State K.md running thn-agh ituod Ki n every way and is altogether a desirable 'arm and vill be Sold low For uriher particulars call oa or address, BESJ. STRTTAN, or JESSX COFFIN. Ricbaii-Kil. InJ. l&INEaS PROPERTY FOR SALE. Tbe undersigned offers fa, Ml. two i,rJ. tkre ,tor, business bowsea. They are .1 the aMI ,tt.u.Bt.al char aefc. aad well Saishe. throng hout- They io,.., OB - - . n. . ,i. .ny. xney Wllj b ' Sold ea reasonable terms er exchaged iitr et.rr pnoerty. JOB UOkTOV - - . am 'u-iucii pari or trie t i m.. Kiavn. 4nc arin, teov. 00D TURNING. . - Haviag emf4oy Was. Rotckies as twrser I w . Varwitore awtasitskmen. fete well kaewa skill juwiioes sne In saying that I can bow spp:y all who may desire asylhing ia thia line with article which caaaet be earpassed. I'verv Ueecription turning wo-4. will bw ao.e ter casiaet aa.krrs. pattern makers, cburawakers, carpenters builders taa.iita, ea rea aoaable tevaaa. TUOMAS m$A ' 1. leftO. jjtg

Mount Vernon Woolen,

Factory. TUe undersigned take pleasure in annsaacing to the pub j lie that they axe prearen to bay wool t: enduing WKm at their siaud known a the Mount Terse Woolen rmete- j ry. itoatei aocu one mile bekw Richmond, lad. They . have on band Otietnulsherf.) B exeelleat amek of rod. of theirsi.uafMiorembracisf tota gamtaet aad Wiatet i Wear, each a. :IAT!IS. CASSlMERf-S, PLAIX A FAX-J Cf Tweed, Jm, Plain aad PIaa riaaaelMtockias Ytra. kc. Which thee will aeil or rcfcae for Wo.l ow eery rea -oi'--lr wrm Thev mill ! rT eas h hr wool, r.rruilsiHB or BUDltnur' w-1 tor cuumrr ber'tof. re uo ehareo or l r Caah. Bvine pruncel with the he- ol BJ. hu trr. direetle from tt eaat. eaihraeina the lalt imr,rniDi. wtrihrr with the moat expeneuewl w'amen.we feel cobtt lent ol Kiriurf t-nt re aUfacuon to all who ua lror oa with Uieir jiatroiia. jjOFflTT iihus.lil.l 6' . F. W: ROBINSON'S patent Improved PittS Separator I u oaiiton ihemo.t improve! ..Unj 1 hi "Patented Improvsnwot for tm w. At toe ia w,y,ie v.imy i.;r -.hrhcd i the me w JPJ.fILl '-L7-.i-OJitee Rport. My Separate r lie the nam- of ai rg and cleai'ine the iiram hi-tirr 'Ran mr.y ouirr -. "Patent doa' le r-are-i Horse Pow-r." i cnow!e-lire.' .- all to I e by far the iitet rirnmt power erer ma'le.I will take plnuare in auriminc. lite 01 enrrc. pbleta giving fail deicriftiont. price. Ac AJdrsaa F. w. ieoBio.. RICIIMONHDX'. ATJCT ONTEEn AND COMMISIOX MEBCIIANT, .. US .'rlaiai street, UICIIvloVO. INDIANA. (r-Erery deaiription ol M.rchan 1-a-, rereive.1 on conaignment. exr pting liqanre. at pati at.Caah adv.: eed 00 consiai(t.t PINE L A T II. it prirate saie. when re'iaird. 10 Jut rereireda choice lot of Pine L'h t EZKV s.tHTU & COV. Rithmond, IHh mo. 2Jd, Infill. SO c HEAP L U X U R Y !- Outland's Oriental Baths. j Price Reduced to Ten Cent. Outland's Smooth & Easy Shaving. Price Keduced to five leu la. One Hundred Dollars Reward, pa' able in American coin. For any man tht can excel our inimitable e'leof scaring and Uair Dream" t'ALVIS OUTLASP, Proprietor. Richmond, Aug 2-', 1 -fill. 37 New York Cash Store, Mi ft oJtrrel tor ir io WayueCo-, v9uccP9ora to R. -I.cKoo-) no otf ir try the ciLia-fiii of Kichtpond and Wye Ooonly, an entirely acw well aorte'i stock: "f gr9 Our urt-hjes hive h(en mie dunnif the lnt terrtble panic in New Yrtt, for csh, and we leel eonft lent ttiat weare utif prepare! to offtr , Goods at Lower Prices Than were ever offcreJ in the St tie of Indiana. Oar jyre tt expertt'M-e the purchase f o 1 enahtei u- w pak with nft'lt-n e ot our ability to meet the wants of the btiMic We know thi c r n-j el;ing goo-is low ms thy can t-e hoaht in anr of th-t eastern cities at re tai' prices. And we now giro mties tj a'l the who wish to avail IheuiHlres of sol g to'lt atii lu er pricethan any house In the State, to xivj us a call. We stMll strictly adhere to the OXE PRICE CASH Sl'STEM. an'' an !"r no eonaidaraiion wilt ;ii guois Our st-H-'K of Hiess i-oia, l.a'les CJl.l ir on creiit an-i ie' Shawl?. I'lnths suitihla tor Ladies Cloaks. French prime i n-l p'aut Meriuof, lilaiikeia, II .tiitj l.meris nn 1 l;li)ii9, an t in 'ct everything t!i-it bhuuid iie in a flrt class try t iuds rlore, e consider wortuy th patronage of t'ia public J. JtC'KSOX A CO. XKW YORK CASH STORK. Dec. 911. l-HiO. 9 The Natural Weather Guide, OR VEGETABLE HYGROMETER. 'IMIIS instiuuieut possesses all ttie qualities i f a 1 first cl hUroiuelar. in foretelling tut, variou changes of weather with unerring accuracy, often iniiii 2t to 4"i hours previous to any visible change. The sctinir principle is sinuliAr plant ducovered bv tbe proprietors, which po.-t ;. tbo highly curiou and useful properly uf adapung itself to the sligtiteit atmospheric variations, and so remark bly sensitive as to rn-ier ir, the roost perfect Hydrometer known It is d sline.l to aupply tbe i?reat want, so lung felt by FiHUKna. of achenp. rontraient and reliable, "jroidei ti the we.ther." Tbe Automatic operation of this little weather prophet, so simple and perfect, has won universal admiration and praise. The proprietors feel highly gratified in being able to cn ti itiute so valuable an article to the ase of man. main ijiif nstute' own wonderful mechanism. Two stiles of tbe instrument are now leaiiy for mar ket One, a neatly cIi.im'J c;ise of union material: the other, a iarge orn untntnl rosewood cits.1, containing two pointers and thermometer. Trice of the . sm.tl size S 5". that of tbo larger 34 00. k'.ithei will be sent by Exprexs upm ncetpt of the price, or - tho small size rent by mail p . -it paid, at the mu. tol. ilirBiliimi ill ...i.mi.onc iiih inBtriiini.nl a.vfrl araAgeiits wanted A-drei, A. II. BLACK & BRO,. Iniutnapolis, lnd. Nor. 1. 47 fall&winti:k styles or UK II DI&ES COOUS, T w xaa.- Petohell' mt, AO. IS, Main Street, COf.ORr D and 1 igured Dress Silks. Foulnri Silks, m I'lain Hlack Silks, very cheap. I'lain and Kig'd, f rench Morenos and All-wool lelaine. much below their real value. Figured Cashmeres, Wool F-n.i in. with a large lot of the, tifferent styles of Dress Goods, to bs found in the Eastern markets. I. idle?' and Genu' Shawls in great variaty. Also. Cloths, Casslmeres. Satinetts, TWEEDS, FLANNELS. MUSLINS. DRESS TRIM rntngs. Clonks. Gloves. Hosiery, Ac. A lot ot I'rinti godrl?hs, and fc color. vpry low. Ladies' and Children t Btjvts and Shoes. Our friends and tbe public in general, are respectfully incited to give us a cjII. Oct 15 l. 45 pARRIA GE REP08IT0RY. BDECll PARKY. Haa established a Carriage Repository ovr r tbe Iron Store ef Poulke A Fish, Noble Street, Near the Depot. Where h. has on hand a larg number of Carriages, Bn gies. !prin Wag mx. i . ctate by the best workmen, and ot the est material, which h- will iliiposeof on as .ceousm dating terras a, can be had at any shop in the city. C arlrs -tarr e ,ti oe foaud there at ill times prepared to wait upon etiomers. A large stock of iJarriase. Bugits. Spring Wagons f-e., constantly on hand at the Shop on Main St., Xe-r 7thRpir.n;a ii a:n G prjaaotijr done, to the stis?actiea C'ts.tn -r . liiah n. e, t. - no. i)ih, -i. , 41tf QOM MISSION" HO USE. FRANX. SKINNER & C?., So. S5, II Srond Sr., CINCINNATI, Receive anfl 'H Wheat. Rte, rcrs. iat. Br ey, Be.ns, Rartry W.n, Hps. Hogs. Bacun. Bui. Meat. Buck Wheat. Barter. Ohe.e. Lard, flre-iae. Ta"ew. Cc-ttfcw, Feathera. Hemp. Tnbeo. Dry HiJea. Ml: Hiis. Oanoy Sacks. Irr Fruits. T.mothy. Clover, Flax and Hempe. avail prodac ia getieral. Parch se oa Orxers. at the lowest axrket prices, every eeriptioa of mereltABdm . Floor. Tallow. reae. Lard. Rioik Meat and Baeoa. Sagar and Molasses, ship your prod ace and dra w at ai ght. Sep. ST. 41 ' liJUJja kiJ-l i -x. a jnnrv. mn :-r3y-l "a? .1- A I. I. 1.7 V STENCIL BRAND! Broadaxo Buildinga, 2d Floor. 5s MAIN ST. BET. MARION a FRANKLIN; Sir RIOHMON-D, TINT TJ5- ?C mimUUimiUUUria ;

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Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills,! AND PHOENIX EITTER3The kiKh and envied celerity which these pre eminent mesiieine have acquired for tt.eir invaluable eStwi 1 a'i bc dimiti which ttey nrofee to ere. ha rendered the usual practice of pulficg bo only BBMCtiuOt tut unworthy of LhemIn All Cases f Asthma. Acate ti! Chronic Khiuuitii affections ef Billions Fevers and Liver Complaints, In the South aed West, where thrse diseases) prevail, they willt-e l,ond IttVataaMe. Planters, farmers and olhera who oeee use theee medicines, will never atterwarJa do wuboat toesa. Iiilii'!i Colic, Seriou Looenes, Biles, Costivenes. Celd and 'curh. Cnolic, Corrupt hanves. Ir pais fy".a person with this distressing; disea.e. Should delay osinethes oedieioe tmase-tiately. Rruptioss of the sicia. Erytpela. klateientv. Kevt-r-and-A ue. For tSia scoarre of the Wettero e-mntry. three tnediUinea eiii he t 'iind s t, ,p?ely ai.d certain remedy. . other .edt-ine- irare :he sysiem a)eH-t to a mnra ol j the dis-a ; a rsrt hj these tae-licicea le permanent. j Try them. Br i,,fi d tu l cored f Foulness of Complexion. Oeneral Debility,; Oout. -1Hne. tirarel Mead Ache ftt very kind.Ipwir.1 Peeer. !flta aTor Rhan.M'D. 1 n-pare lilo.d Jaundice lo .1 Appet te. .Vfcun.r Krriur Never fm!, to era! cute entirely all the rcVct of Mercury, irnnitey Ijgarr U.40 thi most powerful prepr.&t!a vf rsapar'.tla. ; Night Sweats, Nervous Complaints of all kiuiit, Or gJtic alcctioti Piln The orijfical proprietor of theae medicines waa enreloith" pies uf 3i jt-ars staudiag, y tie tt'e uf tiite Life Melk-in s klne. PAINS in the Ueail. Pi le, F.sci. Joints and "rens-lMii.i.w-tiiuM affected with this l:r itle disease wt-'lbeure of reunify the life melictnes. . Hash of bKo.1 to the h.-ad, Scurry , su Rh . am, dwelling . Screati .rr King's Iil io its worst forms. Clcrrs wl erry deicrlption. Wdornis of all ainds are eff-ctaatlj expelli-d by three hw"icines Parents will d well to admin. sttrr them roenerer their existence is suspected. Relief will be ertain . The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, ; pMrify the blood, and th is remove all Imparities from iuc m BiLiu . rreparea and soi-l by 'j DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, ' 35 Broadway, corcerof Anthony Street. New V rk t Tlyear ror sale y all drugitists. J. .J. Ilutler's EXCELSIOR FLUID INK'S ERCANTILE. for general purposes. I'm- Kecord. tor Ledgers and Iterorda. Copying, for better Prisa. C'ttrmino of Briiiian: hue. Celebrated for tsl. Intense Black ilor, tat firm ofa greeuish hue 1 3d, B.sy Flow from the pen. 3d Permnneucy, (will nerer fals from exoiare ) 4ili. Kv-nomy. KXPLANATIOS These Inks can be satisfactorily used to the lnt drop, other doinesiie inks In a i r ef time grow too thick tor use and are fit only to be thrown away before hail consumed. The Carmine may be exposal to the action of the air w.thout injury. Fact! canlrmiag (lie above qualities. 1st. These Writing Flui Is are now in g.nerel ue thorouginut the L'mied S'atw with an increased demand. ifnl. Th-v hive bs-en analvaed by Or. 1 hi. tun, h- eel ebrated Chmit of New York City, and pronounced rqal in qulttv and duriility to" the besi imported Kiig'ish riuiiis " For sle bv leaiting ?ttioners ant Dru?i:ts. South, West and Kast. Manu'actured by J. J. Hatter. Ag-r.t. No. 3'.l Vine Street, Ciiii iiiniiti. Ohio. I M. KUvilMAN. PHIL. UUKINSS. KUCHMAN & DICKINSON", PLmos, Melodeons, Musical' Instrumeuttv filr? kinds, Mi re I yia ic, A.C., Ac. rjjHE above named haying 'orrsed a pnrtrerfhip. . Lave - row on hand a fine assortment of 1'iunos i i.i Me - lodrn fr.." the t an-l mut popular xui:u.ir;crie tc ' the Untied Sttv, which th-y . t AT MANLFACTCRER'S PRICES, ; Th-y hvs ma-fe arra'- demerits t supply evt-ry demftsd t mi cn iv-rre not sti' riry Thy Itefp lfo mil trth- j erkimiii of musu-al instrut'ieiHij, h;t Oiaic, tVc , ; wl.ich will e I f Jo w in ny f the -iti' eatt or west. Ptrsontd firing anytlanfr in tbetrline. re icti tfd to call mi the Jewel'y More ot 0. A. DICKINSON. i Nov. I'th. I 6'f. 49 f piRE AIID LIFE INSURANCE a a e x c y KftHVOND, 1XD. FlIIK rOMP.tIF.M CONTINENTAL, NEW VOKK. CapitHland surplus, 9 it. 211 38 0The insured participate in the profits for the year just ended, taia company has declared a dividend i ot 45 per ee'-t. ; HUMBOLDT, NEW YORK. Capital and sulplus, t250,iKIO Oe. i PHtZSIX, SEW YORK. Capita! and Snrplu. 3!0,f!0O oti ' AMERICAN EXCHANGE, SI.W YOKK, Capital, Sit) yi0 to QUAKER CITY, PHILADELPHIA. Capital and surplus, S' tlOt' IK' I, IFF aS If ATE. GUARDIAN LIFK INeURAM'K COMPANY. New York lr'Insuranee a towas in anv other relial-1 nles. Special attention paid to Farm proierty coTin.iLo piomtly adiusteaano paiu WILLIAM BFLL 35 Ag ent for the foregoing OompiuitJ OUN M. PAXSON.lias openei a M KAT tn hii r,H slant. few doors north of Main on Marion street, wbere h" it prepired to supply his old customers, friends and tin rest of mankind." with all kinds of fresh meats such as BELT. VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, LARD. e , we., at the lowest possible rates fvr KS!I. and K ASH only. He also ntukea superior Keloiritx Siaunacres, which he will sell at wholesale and retail as low as they can oe had any place in the ret !1. can lays be found at his stall in the Market II iuse on Market days. Thankful lor the liberal patronage hell, heretofore received, he will endeavor to deserve a continuance of the same, if good meats, low prices, and at tentioa to business will secure itSepUmber 13lh, IP60. s,.tf Handsome Res dence Rent. for Sale or '"HE undersigned offers for sale or rent the hand ' seme residence, nearly opposite his 'ir:u fcaw one mile west of Richmond, uo the .National Una ! 1 rum five to twenty acres of landcanhe ha ' r i h is. bonse. The bouse has been thoroughly tioilernixe nd is one of the mot p!esant locations in th c n.i try. The grounds are highly improved a fine .tre-n of water running the same good water, and -verj other convenience. JOflX P. SMITH. Aoril 2t'i . lsi0. Oitl Va I ii t hie ICeal Caf:ilc Tor Male. ILL he sold at Public Sale, at the Court Honse w door in the town T CenterviMe. Wayne Coanty, Indiana, oa Saturlav I Jib. of April, 1-fSl, between the hours of I and 3 o'clock, p. a., the following dea-ribed real estate, to-wtt: Oue Acre of Orouni. an'l k orn as lots numbers ltMl and 101. in t e original plat of sxid town. rn which are erected the 5em.ia.wy Buildicgs, and known as the County Seminary Property. The eor.itien t siie are a 'ollowj The po-chsstr shall pay i"ie inteiest on the whole amount -r th purchase ruoney. for one year in advance, at the time of receivioga ''Certifi-rate of r'arcaase,' and tbe principal in ten annual Instalments with interest aaaaall ia ad. vance, upon the residue o f said prin.Tipal. C B Hl fF. Treasurer. B. L. MARTIN, Auditor. Jan. lo. 5 Panic Prices! Panic Prices! B. RAUH & CO., No. 5G, Corner Main & M trion Sts. iticiiTiov,D, irsn. ON aveont of tr.e po' ticxl panic are eeliing . their Mtmmctft st.ca or B--yj and Men's Clot'iicg at sre.tiy reeioetd prices, alsa Far i o.L-. Uats. an 1 t ape Aov-s. 4ias. &4 a gr.-t many oter rds beiensing to thrir line. M ARK OUR PRICES ' - .. wow ewi m u. ,n 'ill so ia c-'Ca rearing ev-ry article Pants. splendid sty lea - o ' f: Vesta, a bea&tifal let at prices Ptwer ih.. .... heard .f i. .M. -eejerw country The public J" to examine war stock be'ere pu--haiar ele-wheve. as ws are satined sack tbsacn aer-r were offered heier. Dec .l-5. RR wCo. Notice. wfOTim is hereby piwea that I have Sled wtk tk. . w awtitwr ot w. a, r e oaotv. ladiaam. avetitM,. .- ... Board ot i ossty eamtssioaer f said C-ua n i y . for their aextsiKiBg.se vacate ait the eea let, except N 3 aBm vacate all sxreet and alley, except Viiggia street, laid ewt aaw reeorde be as tc ca. iVh or aagaat. IHAt, near tuc north herder of the City ol Richmond i- amid eeaery. i-l parricatarfy deweribed in a plat. racotdeH ia taw Reearder's ef&re ai said coawty. 1 a record a r plats, pace II. --ant Wis b-.a Mahe. ed I se la tarfe!. ai 1 being ta tae St. cor. eiia ; Tews. 14. raeew 1 JAt;oa aAADEaj. Jauaary Kb. lcel.

AT JVo. 51, MA1XST.. Can e foand the Celekrated Cookiug Store, CHID." Also all of th latest axd most improve! fattema of COOK. SHOP. II LL, A.SD Parlor Stoves, hsre also a larre and geuearai i.surtiaftt il Tin. -Shtct Iron anJ Copper Wiire, and are prepared to do all kinds M V-fM Hoc ft Eft and llrue Tmitig at short nctice. and on its teasonai ie tern s us t an be dene by an- other establishmea ia Richuion I Main Street, ROHUKR S ruurkr's Kihk.r's R'UREtt's r i:rers practical calculator. rK ACTIC Al. CALCULATOR. PRACTICAL CALCULATOR. PRACTICAL CALCULATOR. PRACTICAL CALCULATOR. nohrcr's PRACTICAL CALCULATOR, A itoo'a ol I'l.iiu Rules an! a'culation for I!usine Operations, by Martiu M. Rolircr, I'raotical survey, ornni coi.vi jBticer. New edition jiublishcd by J. II l.ir.pimvitt Co., Philade'.t hia Th s work contain 204 pager, aod upwards of 50D Rules anj examples, entirely and thoroughly practi rl. su -h as srie every day in the common pursui s of busines. It 1 as already passed through sevcml editions in rapid eu. cession, and is pronounced by all classes of business men to be the handiest book ot reference, pert.ining to calculations, that has ever been published Eve-y example in the book is worked out in full an lsta.ed in a plaia manner, so that when a parallel is arij. tb.j-n referring to tbe wort wi'-l find no ulty in ri a i!y nd ing it. In a word, the genera t arransetuent uf the caicilatnr is o simple, that anv uni know 11 how t add. subtract, multiply orli rirfe, mn easily so've any ordinary exaaiple that arises in businessor airive at the true result of any estimate roi'tniri.d. 1 ho chief aim of the author has boon to eschew thet ry and philosophy in figures, aiming only ai lasts :ind s tnpl ci'y. be: levitig that lidiitiw men i-itc lut'e about spt'iuimg time in discusiug the p .iloso phy of tulcs, or the science of figures. dePtr,in; it sutticitr.t Irr their jnrpose to Ve able at m nm-tit. bf reiei encc. to si ri e at the trno rru!t TheCXl.Cf -i. V Toll d.ffcra in th-.s resjiect fr. m all arilhineiies of the day and ki:t.lrd works it is a key to practical business eatctt'at :on - it is. io the han!s of the bu?i noss me 11, what tbe key to ojaibeuiai is 1 works, in the h.tndi of tl'P toacber in (he school-room it facilitates tune and insures corree cess. THE WO UK TREATS OF THE Measurement if land, lumhur, of brick and brick work, of stone and storm woik, of grain -1101 grain bins, of col snd e 'al bins of wood, of solids ot I quids, of circuUr, square, or irregular vessel-, of cisterns and vat-, of roofing of plasterers', painter,' Gl:ixiers', pavers', plunders', psper bangers', snd upholsterers work. It treats of enrrency, and foreign and domestic exchange, of thi dn:nii system, of reduc tion and its ex'en l''d application to business, of simple and f' rnpound irUrest, and their application to business transactions with tho laws and usages regulating snd governing the aui'?. together with numerous ooii.uiMci ! forms ;il lJgil tender, of partial payrarnt on notfs. ot banking and bank Oiscounf, of equution of pnyionts an ! of p-rtnershi;;. a ..-. tints, il assessment of tax-s. of we.ibts and measures, ol gquare uod cubic uieiisure, of tbe square rtot and its application to business, of surfnc-- of excavation am' of uisoy other important praclietl luiturs nut within the sc-'pe of an sdrerfiseinxnt- to m r.tinn IT IS J US? THE BOOK FOR THE Farmer, the noTfh.nf. the ni,.chanr.the n-t'rm or the protessional man It has pi oven a valuable auxiiiaty to the lawyer, ihe justice T the Tesce, the conveyancer, cJ r-a: es'atc bn.kcr, to tho assessor, the l.rink er, tbe clerk, to the c vil erginecr ana the sur' i-yor. to the carp- u cr u l the bricklayer, t the stone mason and the Usien r, to ibe paper hanji r and upbol-ften-r. to the pi.cr and the tiler. c, c, each nd nil will bod it uJ-pied to their va.ious wants be trr thjn r.y book 1 uoi shed. ;4T.ia..oi post-paid; to an part of the United li:e upon rtccipl t.f the moii-y. i iice uf as r.gle copy, in clolh, t.O cts, ortw .c -piei $',.) Butttid in pi cki-t-bcok I im, tnoro.co, $1 per copy. Adjr-s, M. M U initIl. "-6m llox U'll rhilade'(hu I. U.. fa 2JEW GOODS! - NEW GOODS j STBATTANS CORNHBj Jut receireJ from te KafterD t'ities, an unaiiii5 Urpe and eotnIt- stock o! DRV (SOOL, emoricmg ntaIj Crw ai.tl ta.utiul at iri u! Arroaff wh.cU r- ALL viKL, silk at4 Wool, Krench hoi. from cent- n S per yarti. Ir-i j liil -wer lHai. ever bef -re, 'rcucb Mcr.auej. Cnturgs, Mei.lot.r.aa tiik Wrjfi LavtUwa, Perataus, LtrUin -re c . o Ifrrat virict; an4 very clteep. A saprior lot ef Prima rliawU . l-ted to tbe esou. Ladies' Cloaks and Cloaking, Zephyr Hoods a nil Cloud. A n ix'ei.fire l.r.e of C'hea.i Hosier, for all forts and s:s-s It. :b- one uf Men's Vtr, wuuld cIi especial attention loour CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATISETIS, TWKKKS. and 'V BKCOAT ISG3. Ladies' aud Children's ehes, custom-made. QUELNSWAUE THKEE PLY CAltPETS Of tbe latest sty lea at 1 per yard. VI e do not buy inferior articles in order to sell them at very I jw figure, but ear purchases are ot good quality and purchased ax the bead c-t the caaikrt. and we can aod w 11 sell as goo bargains a any house ia the west. would invite ail to call and examine for tkeaAselves. STRATTAN 4; r0". ajTAVont 5 lb! of I EATIIERS for sale ty Pept. 21. a STRAITAX dt 50X. EW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS; At D. B. CRAWFORD'S, Who has Just received a large stock ef Pall and WinW fSoods, to which he invite the special attention of the pobiie. In the Hae of LA 11 EH DRESS GOOtM, He has almost every variety, silks. "Uericors, Delaines Bomtmaices. Ac. Arc. Ac-, some rich an! superior PKI.STs. a large varuty of 'SSxaawla saitaHe lor the coiBing season. Clash, rataslruerea, aatitaetta, Overreat ialgta, dec I.atal ica' Nhees, Of tbe neatest style. Boot and Sit-ea fcr Gentlcaea wear- lie icrites spev iai auet-ti-vi to bis stock of SUPERIOR CARPETING, . Which for naaieriij aad ogares are ranch adasired Bis prices are as loi a tbe lowest- and his ter A cash. Sept. 13th, le 4Mf RICHMOND B(X3K BINDERY. C. J. TAYLOR, Bd.k BiiJf r tad Bltak Eoek lao ofattirf r ii 2-0 w prep area to com kibcs oi Bind1 in. anurc.svtwi far frie siisfS mA lor ability X'maty K cT da . bsTaak tif aod Bi-nk Books of every dncriptioa a4 to odr ISppr, MatK,MaaziB4rLHooki, bound U .be momX approyed aaoaar,aa t the!oet poesibto rieee. Nose bat tbe latevt ipmw priaciplea adopted. T-ttactaaJity tritJy otrMTw-ed. Ordr aol.cU44 aati prenpUy mttmm dad to aad eet.afaetiotw giTCfiA iarz aasortmeBt of Blaa Booit paprof a apet ior qaaUty, aitraja o bd- C.i. TA VL(R.

One Door from the Pott Oiliee,

An uprriAot amt toniparhic pre-paration ironpurfied of rkiin and cart-on Uy comWiUui in Hy.ir -mctioneJ by th? highest nie-1irl aathor'iis bith ir Europe ami the t'otte-1 Mate, auj prcritJ in their irarice. The experience of thousands tinily pr.--vs that bo I reparation of iroa ca he c'ni;rt J t- u. Impurities of the hloo-f, depression of tht itAl euera-y. pale atit PtherwUe sickly complexions iti-ilcats its neeesity in I most t-Tery ctnceivat-le case. Innoxious in all mla .lies in which it has tern trie-1, r has ptovet aloiuteiy mntiva In each ot the tolluwuie coii, taints, ria: In iH'hil.t) , Nrv..us Afltrctriis. Hm.ciation, Pysicj.sia, 4'oniwiipationa lnrrh..e. I'.vsniery, Incipieni t uii5u:nptiun. rrro'ul"U 1 uhercalosis . Lu Affv ii.iis, lo.ir., flt Khrntn. Mi-meiirnat.on. Whitr-, t'hlorois l.lver Coniptait.ts. t'hronie lleariach a, Kheuinatisia, Ins ItTfiiittenl Fever. I'iiapiesnn th- fce, .c. lncmt of (acnerut l-etoililj, whether thr resal ol acute i!tase or of th c ntiuuetl i m mutton of neros .n-1 ;nustular eBvffy from chronic complaints, one triwl of this i eeK.'rative has proved uccestol to au ixtent which mo description norwiiUen nttestnttoo woul t render ..re itble. luvaluia so Unjc t'ei rid l-!i as to hav hecom' 'orputten in thir 'wn netphhorhoo-ls. hare suddenly re ippeared in the huy world as if ju-.t returned from pro Ira- ted travel in a ror-iprn Una S.iice very signal in stanca u( this kind ai attested of femaU- sufferers, ematickted victims of apparr-nt mar;isrnii-lsaii-!niirous exhaus lion, criiicai eh-o?, and that coi'ipiic-ti-m ui nervous tnd dyspecric aversion to air and tx.reise fr which th piivsi-i-ti has no fiairie. In rrvon ffrrtioii- r.f ail kinds, and for raaoi. laniiluar tJ tneuical men. tLi i praiiou of tht prepfaratiun oT iron roust nw s--nty t' i.fut a ry, for on hlttr tftet old oxides, it it itTt.uiU toiiu', tthout hei:f ic litis: unil srverhr-atitifr; mid t ntly, r iral riy aerihot, j.i-i; ir. thrmsl ot.ntin te e sea of c-ii v-r witut t ifve-r I cinic goistr.c puri-ative, or infl ti( a -iisaa;reehlf-io S li-ltlA!i . It .s itus I itter pr rM-rty, arnor; others, wliich mke- ti so r markft ly efleui.Und prrraarvent a remedy for I'n upon bit h it ait-o appears iv exert a disunct Miid speciAc act i ., I y dUperatng the local tendency which forms l hem. In Djsprpia, iniumerahleare its causes, a single ht'X f thes t.'halyheate Pills has often sufheed for the mi 't Utxtud Csse.incluliu(E the Httendent Costiveoeaa In ut. checked Itrrla. even hen a 1 vaneed to !jy sen ter . co 1 1 firm t4 emaciatinir, mil apparently maliff nan i, the eflt cta have beceu eiUlly decisive at-d astoDisninfT. In the local pains, loss f fiesbaad strrnrlh- del-tlita-itng- cntijrii, and remittv-nt heetic, winch K'teraliy indicate liKipietit Coniiinplion this remedy has atUve t th aUrin. of friends an. 1 phyMciana, in several Vtrjr irraiifj irig aid int-r-.imr i;iTint'S. In rrelulnu '1 as te rrn I oaia, this caedicated irjim-ts h l far oijrethan the ifootl tft; t t.l the motit can. ,iou!y balanced preparations of iodine w-th"Ut any of their well-known Italolitirs. The attention of fen.aleH rarmct te tno ctnfidently invit the remedy aud reatoratire, in the cnse peru'.iarly a3- rtintt them. Ia IC liMiiatim hoth Chronir and inflmuiatory In th- lattvT however more decidedly ithas been inraria bly weU report!, h th as uilviatinr pAUi and reducing the s-Tt-llingi.-tii l stitTnesi of the joints and muscles. In InP rmitfciil trver it mast necessarily he a great remedy tn1 enerjeetie restrative,aiil it proj-rss in the new jetUenettts in the w cat, will i,r"bahijf he on f hikih renrtwn and nefulnes. No reoieily has ei er been discovere l.in the wh!e hi!ttry of metici'e. which ea-r:s iu-h prompt, happy and uUy rest'irativ? effects. "od appetite, Cirnpie.e dijres t Ion . rapid acjuia iti -n of tr'n?thf w ith an unu.suai dis position trr active and cheerful exercise. immediately follow its use. Put up in neat, flat metal box'-s containing -V pills, (.rice50 cents per box; lor sale by Irmrftsts anil Dealers V tti be srt free to any address on receipt of the price. 1I tr-tter. orders, etc., should be addressed to It. B. LOCKK& CO.. (Jeneral Agents. ot.!! Kroadu ay, etv erk rtEMOVAIi. PURE DRUGS. y. sTs:tPMiin A' Co., (Successors to JOiiX RONEV,) 11 i:iiyvs m:v itKirK, S VI cot. Haia and Prarklia Streets If AVIV, moved their ex'enive stock of Drugs anil ll Medicines, opposite the Huntington llouso and People's Bank, and constantly receiving additional supplies o rrcsh. Pure and Standard Drags, Medinoes aud Chemicals, buu;bt bjr an experienced Druggist, for cash, and are prepared to sell C'HKAP for ASH. Also, on the same tnrms: All the new and approved Kxtracts.and Compounds, in 'heir strength and purity trn to name IS isdnltcrited Drngs.and warranted pure and frwth tliaxj Ware in extent and virietj never before kept ia trie titj. inaow lilas ot any grade Dl size. I aim. Oils and Painter's tock.ia quality and extent unsur passed. Liquors purchased in Bod and as pure as they were imported. ur stock, in extent and variety i not excelled in ihe west, and our prices are as low as the lowest. F torn an ounce vial to a hogshead., and from a blae pill ti a eas of yellow ochre. Vt are tosted.and all we ask s an opportunity t satisfy oor fi lends snd the public that Heory t Ms aaicc is Use p lace to bay pare lira? and Medicine 1 r L. H. McCL"LUL"GH will be happy to see his old friends at the new store. J. ST ED DOM 4 CO. Ki'-linioDd. July iS, llfiO. 24ia'6 iev Clothing Store! Hal opened an entire new Steek of Clothisg at No. 64 Main Street, Xcrih side. thr-e doors ea-t of the New Tork StPTet whei e can be bad the best article of lieady-.Made Clothing, Hats rf, A.ETSll llMSf; (.laOE iTvr.era.'Iy which will be void fo CaaL as low a any bovse .ia the weau THIS IS SO CALL AND SEE Kichs.ond, April U. I Great 2rl:oc3.xxotltrxx la the price of RINGER'S SE WING MACHINES o The letter A. Trsoeversa ehattle, Straight Vmii. per-p-oliestar action, raaily r-wmg Machine, secwred kg sevei po distiaet pateats, hereto lore sold forsevnty five doiiar, t bow eSered (or . tiS. The No. r Tatloriag Maahiae. that will stitch the finest Muri Roaom. er six Uuckaeaae eg sexuMr eta.? 'y well, aad aoteeless ia its operation, - - alto Th Ladies of Ricbaawaa. an I vicinity are rev pec really seiicitM u ctllaad wee tae ii letter a machin aad aatisfy cbemsetves ie reaarl t It natxtaase aw rite The ui.-r rted is amberised te sell at maaafactBrers prieea. aad giv e iastrwcii-oats rreeag eawrge. . B Wach.ae aeedie. eiik ewnoa. ail, aad every ether artieti connected vut tae jaachiae basiaeae caa be tiroeared of SAWL BKLLK. areaat. Office, Me. 3j kiaia retJue 14. Zt 9m - Wood wanted at this Office

UICIIMOND, IND.

A Kovelt7 In the Art World. PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN Secured by letters Tat.nt lo thernltel States, In.laad sraucsand ufigiaai. Till: AMlilllUAN Photographic Porcelain Comp'ny, 0. Tst BHJADWAT. SW YORK. Having second their notel aad iogeniewe invenltoa by Americn and 1 Mr -l-'an paicris, are luuy jreji.rww esiecuieall i-rdev tor MmiaCur Ltkctusitt vf I ertom on, CAiai. rrescntit.f, all the attractive and advantageous feature, of erdina y photographs, th brilliancy aud finiab e a ,ler color draw'ng. and a tiitnerto unaiuiaia uaaii.y f durability, bciag rendered a imperishable as the aatar. I propei ties ol the articles upoa which the are Uaaa. erred. . , A, th patcoted process ot ths C am pan y enable the reprodection of PliotograpUs. net eaty oa plaia sarfacea mu urvo. aach as are round or at any decree Irregwlar-iiy-portratt can be reproduced with faaltles aecaraey, and delicacv of delineation, apnr porcelain ware el any desenption and dimetsion used a article ef luxury or ol household utility, such a Urns. Vases, Breakfast Co pa. Toilet ArliCLKs. Ac. Thneby aecurirg faithful portrait aad furnishing a unique and eauuieite etylo ef orua ueotatien o aitiolc la domestic use M In order to furnish facilities lor the gratlncatioa ef he popular taste, and to meet t wante ol those pal ton of the fi.ia art de.iru ol haslng Portrait so poroelala, the entrpaiiy have imported from Earepe a olUottoa o superior V rcelaio iloodi. manufactured to Ihelr owa order, which they ll at ot price. A the American Company are the owners ot the paten right, and eonteipieatly the only persons authutlBwd la u-e the proce., thi-v have determined, la order To aflsrd people In every eclla f tttm Cnion an opportunity lo posses l-ouritAi rs on china. to soak tbe fol'owing pipoltPB Uesidents of tio Country, who arena, ablo to visit personally th Atalier and Oalienea in New York. Persons sending a photograph, amhrotyp. ov Oaf aasreotype to th otAce of tbe Company la Mew Vorh. a. companied tj t'lwe Iol Imrw, . will teeeive In tetura by expre. free ef charge, A Richly Ornamented, Brtakfamt Cup and Saucer, with the Portrait trantferred thereon. 11 tran.iaitting a Daguerreotype aad Ten Dollmra. They will aecare In like manner, A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET ARTICLE with the Portrait produced by the patented precas. By lending a pair of Iaguerreotypes aud r'l r teen lllara, they will receive in return .1 Pair of Rich Serve Vasci, with the portraits executed equal to Miniature patnttnpa; and in like manner, portraits ean he reproduce! oa porcelain ware or Vases of Every Quality or Finish, ranging In price from Twenty to One Hundred Dollars the Pair. N. B. Re partlealar la writing Iks address, towa, county and state distinctly. AU letters to be addressed to Baaitfftr, Am. Phtttograpble PrcIla CaaaaaT, 761 Broadway, New York. October 31, 47 P. N. R0SENSTEEL, 3USE, SIGrST AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, (-miiicr and Glazier. So. 07, Main Street. "Uroad Axe" Building, Richmond, Indiana. tk3r All werk warranted. July 14. lfJ3. 31, f Win. Ilolmider Ac Co., HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. rvo. 4?,TIain Hlreet.ln Irving- Keeel'eatoro, HICHMOXI), I.N'D. JTrThankfol for the liberal patronage heretofore eate tided to as, we would respectfully inform oar fr leads sag ihe public that we are proared to do all kind of iloaee ftgn and Ornamental Painting. Oilding, UrainiBg. titaa Ing and Bronsiug done at short notice. i w. a. icxl. c. si. icicustt CICKLE& BURCIIENAL, lltorney at E,uvc; Office No. 33. .Tfaln KreetLp Stnlro. ; Riciauaorid, Inclianas. WH. P. BE5T0J ILEWfg D. STtrBBS Motary Publle. BENTON & ST D BBS, attorneys at M a tc, Richmond, Indiaha, Jl fO!to ever Citisen' Bsak. 47-1 500 Basbels Flaxseed to Loaa. rARMKRS deairwaa f sselag Plaa eeed. waa be aw 1 eommodated with a good article, hr ealilag mm 493m . tID dt LREDw. DBNTI! HEWETT & ROSE Residkxt Dentists t Of r ICE 35 Ialn U. over r. A. aMchlaw eena Jewelry atore. 'TIIETfeel thank fa I f breast favor and treat tky may - a erst a eotliooar ee. All work warrantaw aw ma aaw refaBded. Ladies waited apoa atths-.r residaava. If deetrcel Children's Teeth carefolly atteaded ta 1"WANTED! "AtTOHKT wa aceewat alee Weed. Plewr. eerw. way, 1 Oat, aad saadiies lor n-B not ehjeetot to; Callow EZRA SMITB e OO. JUcaaaad, I Ukase Jd. IS). Stf S. W. LUDLOW, 9XXX-43TOOX1 Main St., So. 20,otbb T. WRiOHTa Stoir, Eica-OSD. IXDU5A, RESPECT rCLLT aaaftaaoea U thwritisaweof Biea sacad aasi vleiaiiy taat be is aw penn neatly Iswatesl ta this place, aod is prapared aV r aiae yean practice ia Cto-ieneti, la perform work ia th eaoat approved rtylea of tbDnal Art. Cowtlawow Gasa, V aicaaute Baa. Gal i aad Stive, wwk, ran I ia a stylo to challenge com petition, aad at price as lev aa too aaalityaf Ua work porfiraul will jaaufy. i M

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