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tt The Enenf al j ' "The enemy at homo is no ! vindictive tLn Ui enemy abioad. . When Ber?erd wentto Kentucky with 15,000 men. ha left a largo reserve at Mana and a reserve as large ami far mora -(Sclent, in th JiortLern States'eoctrolliriff a peri of the prens, uoder- .. . ... o.. .. ; LI: -

; mining paMie opinion. poisoning iuio confidence, and oven embarrasarog legislation in the ba! of Congress. The men - wbo paraivad the Republic in February - nv, are endeavoring to pros'rate the Re- "; public . lo-dy. .' That is too recent and too ad to be forgotten. The cry of peace did not preveat batteries- from being erected in Charleston harbor llie efforts of compromine and conciliation did sot prevent those batteries firing on Kort .Sumter ; and while the enemy al borne talks contrained loyalty, . and professes to be actuated by a peculiar , concern for the public good, he is no less . active in his hostile preparations, and when the time at last arrives, the blow will come as malignantly as it came from the traitors in booth Carolina. This is the danger we lave tj dread. To use a fami'iar military .pltase, we are in danger of a flank move' c menu a concentration of the disloyal aentintent in our midst the capture of the great Democratic party organization, and the use . of that organization as an ally of the enemy. ; The battle of peace is impending. .even at toe n 01 wearying, oy repetition, r we nave repealed our warning of the po Jitical trouble to come. We know the meu .wlo are engaged in tbia conspiracy too well - not to dread their machinations. We know ', the power of a great party organization an organization sacred in its traditions, useful in other days, and now to be Ubed for miscLiet and disunion. We Lave Keen tins organization silently pas from the hands of patriots to those who have no feeling of patriotism, iue men wbo nearly ruined the Republic, under the Administration of Mr." Btichanao, are ruling the Democratic party under the Administration of Mr. Lincoln, and we have admonished the people of the danger now before them, and the du'y its presence imposes. ' With the past before us, and many a tern lesson crowding the pages of its history; with the mighty destinies of this na tion demanding every possible sacrifice and elf denial, believing that only as there is harmony in our councils and a unity of purpose in tur conduct we shall obtain victory and peace. Whoever prefers his party to the Union is against the Union, and whoever labors for his party at the expense of the Union feeling is as much an enemy as the chief traitor in Fort Warren. Let it be the Republican, with his peculiar principles, or the Democrat with his, when the effect of agitation is to divido and distract, and build up a sentiment of disaffection towards the Administration, each is equally an enemyfor no true Republican, and certainly no true Uemocrat, can regard anything as being more important than the termination j of tha rebellion and the triumph of our cause. X'luladilphxa l're$t Hecord of Vallatf liifrtiara. Last April the rebels commenced a war ' aeain.r rha n,,AvnrnAn ,.r tk- rr..:i .i c.. i Th President got together what was left of the army and navy, and called out 75,lYWl WAllinlOAM ti-h &imwk.ASe

raeapture and protect th. property of th;cu,'o of a popular nomination. aaUoo. and mainUia the integrity of the ! ..TI 1 V l!"1"

Union. Rubnuen . .1 v 7. ,i J I Ve8,dent V11 HJDer Ol trOOpS tO HWre for ao additional num for three rears or the war Un the 13th of. May, 1861, Vallandiogham wrote a letter to committee of Secession sympathizers at Middietowo, in which the following occurs: . a The audacious usurpatiou of President' Lincoln, for which he deserves impeachment, in dating, against the very letter of the Constitution, and without the shadow of la v, to "raise and support armies," and to "provide and maintain a navy" for three or five years, by mere Executive proclamations I will not vote to sustain or ratify nkver. "Millions for defensenot a dollar or a man for civil or aggressive warfare." - The war has had maoy motives for its commencement; it can have Lut one result, whether it last one or fifty years final, - xternal, separation ataCKIOS. That is the doctrine of Jeff. Davis, and all the leaders of the rebellion. They only asked to be "let alone." Vallandiogham was in favor of letting them alone; and fur trier, he was in favor of impeaching tbe President for using tho means necessary to defeid the Union and the Constitution. If this is not treason, what is it? If flooding tbe South with his treasonable letters was not giving aid and comfort to the rebels; then every political prisoner held in Fort Lafayette, ought to be released uoconditiontlly. I II anything more than the extract published above were necessary to show that the object of tbe letter was to aid the rebels, it would suflioe to state the fact that it contained extracts Irom a peace speech made by Judge Douglai in March, 1C61, and was written and circulated after that statesman delivered his celebrated speech at Chicago, in ftvor of a vigSrous prosecution of the war. and approving of the acts of President Lincoln. allnndiughans sought to aid the cause of disunion in Kentucky by misrepresenting the position of Mr. Douglas, and he accomplished . that purpose. To this, thousands of the union men in Kentucky will bear willing testimony. And yet the Representative Irom the Dayton district had the assurance to claim, in Congress, a few days ago, that he never said or wrote a word gainst the Union! , ,Now that Vallandingham bas put himself upon the defensive, let ihts letter, the writing and circulation of which be will tut deny, be brought to the attention of the House. Cincinnati Gazette. ja Brave Fellow. In the Fort Henry gunboat figbt, in tba xploeton on the Esex, one of the seamen Wat shockingly scalded. Ilia clothing waa at once removed, linseed oil and flour ap.lied to Li parboiled flesb. and he was careully wrapped in blankets, and placed in Veil. -A tew moments after came the news that the jebel flag was struck, and the fort aarreodered. In bis enthusiasm, he sprang out of hra' berth, rati opteo deck, and -wared him blanket ia the air, beiiaing for tbe stars Mi stripes. Tbe poor fellow, after tbe first excitement waa over, was assisted below, and io tbe aright he died, fall of rejoicing to tba lut at the triumph of the old flag. CAixig Trilmmt. Qoxev Vic-rota Hxalth. Letters from London, written br paites. in communication with court circles, state 'that' tha opinion gains groaad there that tbe Queen Via a become so much mentally affected that her awacauois. in ' tavor o tne . tiaea or . Walee is confidently looked for, when be aball have come of age, in November next Of late she has become quite unequal to the j discharge of publio business, and passes J far time to the closet seclusion.

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li Ichiuond. Marcta alls, 1863. QU.CE. The Publisher, cf this city. hare alls greed, hereaf ter, to ebxree iS cents for each notice or KZLiaiODS UEETIXQ3 or Literary, School. Agrica'tsral, BorUcal oral Society meetings, and all other meting which are not specially of a g eoeral character. If not paid for it lbetims. wi lhe charged to the peraoa banding it. such notices. Ttae Bichmond Benevolent Society Meet oa the First Monday evening in each month, eirenletina hoa one Cimrch to another object .to sranh oot and relieve the worthy pmr. Donations are solidted Steward J. M. Foe. Mr. R- Coffin. J. T. Wataon. Mrs. J. Cox, J. K. I H If, A. L. Scott, Mrs. K. Bam. Mrs. B. M. Xeott, B" L. llitue. lire. M B nith. Mrs lisushtoa J. J. Cooley, W. B. Fsgsn, and O. W. ll.ff. OCTOBER ELECTION. We are authorized to announce Kichjlj.d J. Ucbbaed, of Washington Township, a3 a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to a decision of a nominating election. 07" We are authorized to announce Jamei Hammond, as a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne County, subject t j a decision of th nominating election. We are authorize! to announce John M. Paxso, as a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne County, subject to a decision of the nominating election. We are authorized to announce C. R. William, as a candidate for' Tresurer of Wayne County, subject to a decision of a nominating election. i' I.. T.Tt it-.. t. -r Elam J. Brows, "the present efficient Assistant Taeas irer'as a candidate for County Treasurer, sutiject to the action of a popular nominating contention or election. . StvtRAi, Votkrs. (tiWe are authorized to announce Jiwsr MthK, as a candidate for County Treasurer, sub ject to a decision of the People at the nomina ting election. Editors ' Palladium : Tlease announce my name as a candidate for County I reasurer, sub ject to adtcibion of a popular nomination. A LFUKD TULLIDOE. ' We are authorized to announce William 1L Lai onus, of Washington township, as a candidate br .-State Senator at the next October election, subject to the decision of a popular nomination. We are authorized to announce Oth.vif.l Dies !, as a candidate rr re-election to the of nee t state fwnate, at the annual election in I lorriras nnvf Cnhuirf i r rha rfiirui.in if r r ? i lar nomination. t-tf We are authorized, by several friends of Ablb Evans, to announce him as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the annual election in October ne.tt, sutiject to a popular nomination. We are authorized to announce Jona than Elliott, of Clay Township, as a candi date for County Treasurer, at the October E ection subject to the decision of a popular nomination. We are authorized to announce Bksjahih Pi.bck, of Washington Township, as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the October E'5,',,n. subject to the decision of popular nomination. We are authorized to announce John II. IIutton, as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the October Election, subject to a deto announce Voa- " Jo.vrs. of Centre Township, as a candidate for 8heriff of Wayne ountr subject to a popul.r nmniaaliaa e oh nlWr m..j nf nninina. ting as may be adopted by the Republican BY OLD SETTLE US. We are authorized to announce J a was M. Hays, of Wayne Township, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer, at the October Election, snbject to a decision of a popular nomination. We are authorized to announce Jonathan Wilcutt?, as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the Octolier Election, subject to a decision of a popular Election. We are authorized to annource Isaac Mtkrs, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Wayne county, subject to the decision of the people in any way they may agree upon. . III I. Richmond Library Association. tTliis Society was instituted last Monday . eveniog week at Henry's Hall, and organized, by the election of the following officers: ' President, O. P. Brown; Vice President, O. Butler; Rec. Secretary, Benj. Webb; Cor- -responding Sec, John Nicholson; Treasurer, . J.'W. Plummer. -Board of Directors Dr. O. P. Baer. II.'! lladley, Jesse Wilson, Jas. E. Reeves, Tim- ' othy Harrison, Timothy Nicholson. The number of members is 25. The next regular meeting of the association will be held at their rooms, (llsnry Hall,) on Monday evening, March 10. Cimcissati and Fort Watnk R. R. An ,: election took place at Ft. Wayne on the 26ih ult, for directors in the above named ' road, which resulted in the re-election of the old Board, as follows: J. R. Mendenhall. Jas. M. Tee, Asbael Stone, Thos. Wsrd, James Rrown, Thos. Scott, Nathan ; Garret, M. L. Under wocd.'Berj. Hunt. Dr. Jas. R. Mendenhall, of our city, was elected President; Ahael Stone, Secretary and Treasurer; and Jas. M. Poe, Agent. t .r The stringency of the times prevents the' prosecu'iou of the road at present; but that it will yet be completed, when the unnatural and infernal secession shall have been crushed out, no one at al! conversed with the means of the Company, can doubt for a moment. Nearly enough money was raised by the Ladies of St. Mary's Church in this city at their Fair, held in Starr H1I last week, to make one payment on their church. We are told that the amount would be quite 700. had net some six or seven dollars, in counterfeit money been passed off on them. , Tb.e Ladies of that church, and those under whose skillful management the Fair was conducted, return their sincere thanks to the chizens of Richmond and vicinity for the liberal patronage bestowed. . - T - - - ' " " - r ' t- " Vrr: " : .1- : . Lmr young menvi, w os. x . n iuia, u wv here from the 8th regiment, CoL Benton. He requests as to notify alt soldiers on furlough,' from the 8th, 13th and 221 lad. V. M. to rwport to bira at rf. K. Wiggia Jk'Co. a shop, opposite tbe'Bank, within the. next tea days, in r,!r to accompany him hack, to their respect ive regimenta. lie reports the health of the . .t T.Wrimro.t tT- ! tified to learn that our youn- fnead was elected First Laeut oi one oi u wmjiaiHw a .taa ; promoted to the Adjutancy of the Sth- xle 0r timber; but that ia generally conceded to be the composition of all our brave e-a now periling their lives for the Union, the Constitution and the enforcement of the law.

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pared by our old friend Wji. Clare, of this city, ifl now for sale by him at his shop, one door eatof Barnes Grocery.- It is a never-failing remedy, and has been used with marked success by several of our citizens who recommend it very highly for its curative prop- . etties. ... - . -. CPLast month, IIam'an, of tLe Axe, presented a bill against the city for printing the annual report of city officers, for $1 1,75. Elder and ourself charged the usual rates, 67,50, for the same printing. At the meet ing the Council on last Tuesday night, the "city fathers cut his bill do wn to 07.50! "Exorbitant prices' for public printing, is tie talk, eh! Go it IIam'an! j ... .Why suffer for Dry Goods. Haines t is on band at No. 27, Main street, with lots ! of new goods. The people will go where ! they 'can buy at lat year's prices. We ad vise everybody to go to No. 27, Main-st. Permasent. When we say permanent. we mean the pictures made at Boswell's ; Gallery s:gn of the big camera are per- ! manent, life like, and not slighted in finish, i Boswell made pictures here in 1847, and all the .... at the picture business who have ' popped into our city with their half price ; stock, has never induced Boswell to impose ! an inferior article on his customers. He is : making gooa pictures lor a smaii prout, du is daily increasing the patronage to which his work is so justly entitled. I i JZtTGo to D. B. Crawford's for as cheap i and as tzood Goods, as can ba found in the city. His Carpets are not surpassed any where. CONCERT! SOLDIERS' AID CONCERT! To be given at Starr Hall, within the next ten days of which due notice will be gien in the programmes, to be issued in few j d Mf J( M gtarr whose liberal t J j ity is provfctbial has offered the nse of the Hall. Mitchell's Cornet Band, Estell'sBand and several ladies and gentlemen, forming quartettes, have kindly tendered their services on the occasion. The hole to conclude with a gran J Tablaux. The proceeds to go to the S-initary Committee of this ciiy. Tickets can be had at Plummer Kelly's Drug Store, Est ell's Jewelry Sore, Huntington llou.-e and Vaughan & Bro.'s Paint Store. All 3 e patriotic take notice and let the bouse be more than full. OR PECTORAL TROCHES. BELIEF WAKKUTTES LbT TEH Mia OTIS, VjSF C. Zimmer has just received another large stock of Notions, Ladies Baskets, ' Oloves, Toys, &c. lie is also manufacturing a large amount of Candy, which be warrants free from all poisonous coloring mat'CK. Call opposite Meredith House, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, and see his tine Socka tnd low prices. ryWe direct the attention of our readers to the new advertisement of C. Jackson & Co., in another column. If you wish to purchase CHEAP goods, tbe New Yor cash Store is the place to get them. dtP Gas Fixtures and Pipe always on hand, of the most approved styles and patterns which'will be put up to order without delay, at the establishment of Starr & White, one door west of Emswiler's & Cos. Notion Store, Main Street. They also have on hand, at all times, Gas Tar, Coke and Fire Brick, which they are selling at the Gas Works at lair pricps for Cash. 0 Dr TUCKER'S APPOINTMENTS FROM OCT. 15 to APRIL 34, ISO. RICHMOND Meredith House, Monday Oct. 21, Dec. 5, Jan. 13, Frb. 94. April 7. CAMBRIDGE CITY Cambridge City Hotel, Tuesday, Oct. ii. Dee. 3, Jan.' !4,Keb. 5. April 8. DR. Tuck, years. I Tucker baring TWited Richmond for about four and hsriof had. great snecees in carina; bis patients, deems it unnecessary to say more then thia-ta he treats all Chronic Diaeases on s at System." Charges low; consaUaiioa free, and his New Book girsn to all patients. Allinealids are invited to call. Oct. U, Ml. liS 00) 4 YOl'LLFISUAT O. . Emawiler A Co, a 49 HMim 'St. Notions, Fancy GtHds, Toys, Combs, P,ins, Button, Brushes', Perfumery. op, Lyicn Thread, Spool Cotton, Glovt-s, Suspenders, lloeiery, Undcrrshirts, Willow Wagons. Drawers, Pormnes, Pocket Cutlery, Purses, Travel, ing Baskets. Window Shades, Cigars, Nil's, Candies, Matches, blacking, and " a thousand other useful and Fancy articles, at Wholesa1 or Retail, t j suit the taste, tbe pocket and the times. Call in. Richmond, Feb. Sth, 1862 tf. AT TIIETKI-a.lULE, Job Borton, is in daily receipt of the eel ebrated Maltby Union Baltimore Oytfcrt, which kt seils ly th Can r Half-Ca. Th Ti i-Angle Eating Jloute, it also lie place for lunch every thing crared by the inner man in shape of rrfrtthmrnU, it there served mpta the 'jpieatement' of th customer. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.. noRDECal FABRY, ' Baa asiallaaaed a Carriaga Repository ever the Irea Star el Ionise Fish. NoM Streets Hear the Depot, VThr a. kala aand alartr neaaber .r Carriarve. ) Carriaeee- Ras py the tee ream T. w aisaass at -a aa bad at any sacs ta the C1V Charles siarr ma a roanal snare at all times prewmmA tM wait anoa enaaoasers. a aarre siaca v waa'-v . a w aa aae . Shop on flavin. St., Near 7tli. K pair ing of alt kinds premtiy eae. to the safs'aetica nt eastoeaeta. KUaaioBd.Sth aso rxh lSt. 4Ut

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MASONIC CALENDAR. .Wrbblosr" thathird Welnesday... ...... - Riekmowol Stodge, taeeaa on tha first Taaadaw renins; in every month... ......................... Kmc Solamon Chapter, second Friday Vaie Council, first TharsJay in March, Jane, epteber andOeceisher - . Britton IrOdge (colorad.) first Monday in each mouth. I. O. O. F. WTjitaWa-'e-r Lof?e.aita oTary Friday areaint;. Herman (tSerman) Lodje.erery TaesUay ereniag. Woodward Lode.eretj WednesJay evening. Oriental Eacaraprcen t, erery second and fourth Tuesday ere. ol each mnc'h. Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater and Woodward Lodges, first aad third Tuesday of waeh month. Degree of Keboeca.of Herman Lot ge,rt and third Monday of each month. Temperance Or era. The OOODTEMPLARS toeet on erery Wednesday KrenIne. Quod Templars meet in Mi'.tfo, FrMy eTeniog. jo do do rnj.ltn.on Monday eveniac. do do do Cambridge. Twwliy eeain. do do do JackwinburR, r riilay f tuning. The SONS OF TKVPEKAN'CK meet on eTer Saturday eveniae. The Sons nf Tenr'nc in CeEtrille.on Friday ero. The CMOS TEMPLAaS (colored) eyery Friday eeen'g nail ArraHKeiHrttfUictitnoiid Pest Office. Davt ,n and Columbus and East'n Mails , open t Daytun k Columbus close at - ..11:45 a. m. ! Sp. m. 11:45 a. m. 43 p. m. 3:8' p. m ... ....ie.-S0 a. m ......... 6 ?X) p in a m leaves Cincinnati Mail open at .- da and Eastern close at.. Indianapolis Mail opens at...... do do elfcses at Chirago Mail opens at -do do eoies at.... .... .. Hamilton Mail, ria Boston, Ac Monday. Wednesday anl Friday at.... K0 a. m. Hamilton Mail srrires Tuesday and Satur day at - 6iG0 P mUnion City Mail, Tia arby, Bethel, e, same as Hamilton mail. Winrbeater mail, Tia New Garden, Uares Monoayaod rid ay at 5:00 a m. Same am res Taeday and Saturdsyat p C-Otfio open from 7.00 a. m. to S p m. Sundays from to 10 a. ra ACHILLES WILLIAMS, P.M. Cin. & Chicago Air Line I..R. I Arrive I A.2u v. is 7 0.1 A - M I no a. as Depart. II. IV a. a toe r. at. 7 JO a. at. Mail Kxpresa Freight TIME TABLE. Indiana Cen.and Dayton and We s R R COtNO KA8T7.5H A. M. 3.S p. m. 1U.40 p.m. QOINO WEST 7 65 A. M. 11 14 a. as. 6 5S night Cincinnati, Eaton and Bichmond RAILWAY-LINE WINTER A It It lCC.TIEXT Commencing Monday, Xov. II, 1861. Passenger Trains will rnn on this Road lear ing the ser erai stations as lunewa. tTaiwssrd Trains. ! Uewnward Tralat w Ci ILL LK.VVK JA.M. I'.H 1 h,L l.KAVa nciunsli, 3 3n IticlimonJ, ! s mi s.iu ft. 1 7- S.S-I j S4 f 35 S.30 8 41 5.43 8 55 ! 6 (K 9 13 III" l t i! 9 35 3f 9.4j i 6 .4 J 0 .5 i 7 Ot 1'i.lS ,'. 8. Ill 11.25 lamiitoii. ri.sS 4.4 1 ! 9.H5 5 3 ! .i5 -via , t.tn .VSi ! 9 3: S 3" 9.4V ! S Nrai's. Seren Mile. Ft-ireiice. New Hope, Katou. Harriet's, iJamilen, Somerrille, I'ollnsvilte, ii.ren M i ie, tlamitton. Arr. at i in'natl Ilinarilte, kiniemlle, amden. llarnit's. Baton, Nee Hope, Florence, Neal'a 10 I 6.1 ' IU 6.35 ll." 6 3 Arr.at Rich'd, . loSn 6 yi I. M. MORKOW, riupt. Not. 3, ISC I. 43 A Lady's Breast Pin found and left at this of lice gray and auburn hair enclose must be a valuable keep-sae. Owner can have it. USsF" Armenian Minstrels again to night at t-tarr HalL They get up a creditable performance equal to many of the "grand travling representatives of one of the Southern sta ples. 100 ..ill Y FOR HIE 15th U. S. InfantryTflR erm ol enlistment is thre years. Pay front 13 toti.'per month, and CltKlnoanty. By sjaad conduct and attention to duly, a aoldier vill certainly rise to the position of a non-tTommssioned officer, and fioss this class the law broeide that meritorious men may be eelecteS, as tLe wants f the-errice raay require, lor promotion to the rank of Commiaaioneil atfirert of t the Army. Uniforms Irese and Ptte;ae famished at time or enlistment. Recruits wilt be sent to Newport Barracks. Ky.. where they will he property drilled by experienced officers. Qtarters, fuel and medioal attendance arealways provided by the Oirernment wilhiut dednetioa trom the sol lier'a par- I' a soldier should become disabled in the line ot his duties, lhe law prorfdee for him a Pension, or he may if he prefer It . ohsaia -admission to ths Soldier's Home, which will afford him a comfortable home aa long as he desires to receive its benefits. 07 Recraitins; Rendesrons, Starr Ball, Richmond, Indiana. Apply to . !Tf.9IEEOITII. first Lieut. ISih lnT Kcraitiii Officer. March 1. Administrator's Notice. XJOTICK is hereby given that theun lereigoej lias been appointed A lmiuisiiator. with th. wii aaneaed. or th; estate of Matthew Wylie, Lite or Vayue eouuty. In diana, deceased. Said eeiale is suppose! to be soieent. Al porsous having claim. a ln ai I eatate arerequeated to preeent tons da y proven, and all preons indecs -ed are requeeted te wax a immediate payment. kiuabaa svnaauaa. II. B. Pavac. Atty. March 1. 10 3s ...... ; WALL PAPER W DQW SHADES. MsVie I Ml bllj IflilUW II " a. J A.ND CURTAIN FIXTURES- , Splendid Stock Just Received ind JYowc Open For JEJx.txXkytoxx ar xur CITY BOOKSTORE. Opposite Citizen's Bank. PRICES IS LOW AS T II E LOWEST. ' NICHOLSON & BRO. Richmond. March. 1. lata, - - la-sf FOR SALE CHEAP. 75 Acres Choice Land. 'ERthe Pike, aboat two miles north of Cheater. Appiv to a M. BELL, aotary fabric. Real Estate lasaesneo A real. Ucsa.ia.lsuii TAKEN TJJ? BT the undersigned, al Wajne Tewaahip. Way CO Co.. laaiaaa. on. rod and white heiter. red acctssa taca. aapp-wod to be to years old last spring Tba . ewaer ia reqooMexi to come lorw.r J, prove property, pay charm aad tac tha same away. jas. t. bud. Richmond. March I. II. -it Executor's Notice. WOTIOaT Is hesaliy arleew.vhat she andersiewod have is vewa arpaiaaod aad aaalrSl as Szecatore of tho lass WtU aad taauaeai of laranaa SohU deeaasuel. Ia of eV'ayno township. Wayne euaaty. lad- all aoreoas snowing themselves iadebced to sH 1 scale are ro aired so aaaae s-asedtaio a 4 ail pavsoaa having claims against said Ratete are reqa,red to preaeat them, duly proven, ac card tag te saw. Tho Retaae is eolvaa . GKOfeJE BCHL. - . a. . . t . . r CURajfTlAS BUUL. v . R. Patau, Atty. - - Executors. - 1. ! Jsy S. W. LUDLOW, xx ZexxtleS-t, Main St., No. 20,over T. Wufiar'a Store, . . .BlaTHMOXD. , -TISDU5A. RIFKCTFl.XLTaaoanwUaeciUswBsof Eie : momd aad vvanity that he is aew peraiaoeatiy located ia tfcis place, and is prepared jJut mine yemn leectioa ia Ciat-iaaavti. ta pal iutia work ia Lha moat smsvoI stjtoa. ed tha Dwrrsai An. , Coaoaasosu Gaza, Vawaaaita Uaso. UoLi aad Silver work, made ia a rtjla to elaaliaaft eosapabUoa, aad at priem as low aa taw aaaiitvof taa work pes forced mij j us I if v. ' Btebnwwd, Jaa. tb,

H. E. HAUGHTON. M. D-.

OPERATIVE SURGEON Msaln Street. One Door East or Ibe HanUngton House, RICHklOISID. IXD. UJ1LL derote himself to tbe rrtrtire of Surerj FarKicai dijoaes and Surgical Icjuries rrompt 1-., AA , 7 1 is Vi-1 , April is, isol. IV U. FALL an l WINTER Style of Hats. '"MIE ondersircei has Just receiredhia Fail and WiDU-r Style or to whlchheinTitestZi ratten y tion of ail who aoulil iaik. ..... , ? ' 1 ieu v' f.ll . .... 1... " jous srrrais. 4(K( Sept. iset. . . a Taavanavv . . A fiaRvAlllHOUS And LO T. g Kd Cottajfn Frame House, with serea rooms, .UataVu.'f CeU-rd8i" nr' f h" Va f state of culti.ali..n. and well set w,h tho bsst ranties i of (rrapes. Oooseherries, Mrawberris'. H!aekberries, and Cutrants. a fins young orchard of Ouince. Veaoh. Adi1o. Cherrx. and Fear I rw ia n. offered f.r sale. Tha outbuildings are all iad . J substantial. Kor particulars and terms enauireat SsedJmn A . li i. 'ore. April U.IStI 15 tf. C. C. BUHL & CO., STOVE DEALERS ! WE HATK THB EXLrglVE RIGIITOF SELLING WJJ. htsv'K tt lO'S , Cttct r-te-i Cll a iiniaii ea ea t HAIvlrlON CUuK STOVE.' We will warrant this Celrbratt-d Ftnve In every rsp et. We hae the lar est ani most complete atock of Parlor. Hall at,d 1I altH Stove, err bruurflti to this mar ket. MTe are determi ed .o sell our stock of stoves at CINCINNA. I PRICES! Tin Roofing lloue Work &c. All orders attended to pro-uptly. C O F F JE1 JR s m O HP. Copper Kettles. Copper Stills and Copper Work of all kinds. C. V. BUUL 4 CO. No. 61, Main Street, On Oonr w.et of tbe Post Ufflci Building. Richmond, Nov. 9 h. 'CI, 46 if New Stove Store! . . Jislf. WiitU HAS opened a new Stove Store, and is bow prepared to famish his frtende sad the pahlia generally with Cooking, chop. Hall and Parlor Stoves ol the latest stylts and most desirable patterns, lie is also manufacturing TIN, .HON AND. COPPER WARE! And Is prepared to da ell kinds of house Tiwinsra, SCCH AS Tist RatBff (.uttering- Spouting eke. , HE 13 ALSO AOEST FOR OUTC ALT'S IRON ROOF! He is not selling AT COST but at priees that will afford a fair .Iv.og profit, to "LIVE AND LKT W receive a eUl from hi. friends at his s'ore io the corner lormerly occupied by beard. Sic ex sj Co, near. the Iepot. JAEE3 W.WARD. Richm jd, Nov. 9, 161 4 If pURIFY TUB BLOOD.. Moffat's Vegetable Life Fills, AND PHOENIX BITTERS. The high and avie4 celebr.tj which these pre eminent medicine hare cqairei for their inTa!a.arte eHicacv I nil ibdie.ief which tt-y trofe to cure, has rendered the a sua. I practice of jjothag; not oulj nuueceeear. bnt an v or tb j or them. ' :j In All Cases cf Asthma. A cote and Chronic Rheumatism, affections the bladder aad Kidnej s. Billious Fevtrs aod Liver Complaints, lathe foath and a est. where these diaeaees prevail, they wirlfc oand InvalaaMe. Planters. Varavrs and others who ooee ase these medicines, will aeeor arterwarde do wtthoat them. Billioaa Colic. Serlons Looseness, Biles, Costiveness, Colds and fonThs. Cholie, Corrapt Damon. Dr pais. Pyeyrpoia. So peroea with this distressing disease shsald delay aaing iheae adieinee immediately. Rraptionaof the sain, Rrysipeia., s'latoienty. Fever-and-A gne. Tor this seonrre of the Western eonntry, these nsdl ieinea will he tuaad a sa e, speedy and certain remedy, other medicine. lea ve ! he system subject to a retara o the disease; a care by Iheee medfeiaea Is perataaeat. Try them. Be aatisRcd and cared. Foulness of Complexion, General Debility Gocrt. eiddraess. Cravel. Bead Aches of every kind. Iivwd Fever, ft flam . a'or? Rhea. msiiim. Impare Bio 4, Jaaadieo leas .1 A petite. ltftmrtml Pieaa i itever taila to erad cafe entirely alt the cat etc ef Merewry, retniteiy eooaer than the moat powarnu preparation or BMraaparilla. Nlgbt Sweats, Nervous CompIaioU of all r kinds. Organic aCeetianc . SIe The original proprietor of theae medicines was a ed of th. piles of S years staaalag, by tha aa s of tli mi Life Medic: a a a loo e. PALS S la the Head. Side, Back, Joists and Organs. Kaiaaiarma Thooe aSoetod with this terubie uxaeaae wilt ho ears of reHetay taw Ufa medieraea. . Baah ofaioed to the tca.1. Searvy . Sail Rhosjsa, SwaU lags. Jai iaa -or Ring's Evil la it worst forma. Clears of W dorms ol ail hinds are effeetaajly nxlM be theaa hwoaciaeo. Pareaia will do well to administer these niai tae their existence is saspected- Relief will be Tbe life Pills and Phoenix Bitters. y Ferity the elood, aad tlua remove ail Imparities from the s; cseaa- Prrpaswd and sold ay DR- WILLIAM B. MOFFAT. lit tfoadtray, eoraar of A a lb say Straet, ew Yejk

I JST YENTOKS !

Pal LS I iuENCT. Bsbt W. Freairk. Dtt C. Laarrare, ForTwchf For the past Vr,nnfl, SgS"'-" crrofthePat 5 lhe linjjX Ion Ilr.-inch ent Office H or the Wciru,a ..Jrs, titlc Aincri",c aour w rata Pn aS a member ? Vt aud n ar a a l fj ni I of the ISoaril ri.vearti iit the 1 I'alfiit A$ren- ! OV A )eal. s "' Dll9liUeS. j . . , j OTK. All infonaation aeeessary la proenrea Patent d. copy ol the P-tt Ls s?ni free or eharre. Kfk rii creseot Comisiioacr ol Pstenls. ll. n PariJ 1 P. liol oe-ay. tcu.rtr V6, 44 ly Dr. J. WISE, Physician for Diseases ot the L era. Throat an llaART. also, mt tae KV ak KAH. Ch'oolc Maladire. aod all fVawie Cueaplamts late of Phiiadri ih'ALacr Kyc and Kar Infirmary, Author or Letters t Inrslida on '-. san-ptioa rd Its kimired: iiaeases. rmi I'nct as Kielinitn l . Inri . March IM ana I9lh, !. sn4 will lon. Ohio. Ktr ce eoii'eo at i miwiun iiosfr, tun trre MviithlT fn the aae dales " eharcea ton f examination acxt giving plan o treataient at hi rjomaw ' i The philoa.-phy l hU treatment caaanl t-al eonemra ''" deepondiu" ncredUus I valid. It ; t rine th or ly successful plan kSiwa ol sannf chrst aad j other Jieaaa. w . w w . ' t I nln,t ,., ,t ,h, highest .aloeiea as one r th. kr.,t 4 ; est discoveries of the fc in scienoe orrr Siaeau. It is i ! by she meacsof theae yreat Hrmisllea this praeiiee has 1 i h-en reniiere.1 amua tlrouhoat Karnue eu.l the Kaa lern SHatea. It is ih ma.c p .wer of ihae atini.le. yrt ; efle'-tire medicinra that etarUee the aSriabMtl ghaats of ' mm... p.. n,,,,. ... .u nt-e maianiea The ttiur ! now arrived wtVrn those who will ema ! ei tcrrihU (Tct ol poerfvil Urugt winch-off fvctonltt; destroy llie contitation. fcO't whtoh hs Itfd to the eotif-4Ctia in the miui of tlJ people that cheat citi te iucursat'ltt. It W. tii hsvl ivntt,)tei iht vftB only he oKttineJ by otter ttt'n in the rxiensive of 1-urepe New ork uJ lhilin1tthi, crowned with n expetirnce n4 antaUd mccra of tweoty yesire. durieft ehictt p riud hu tlr te iieve tueukmlijr e, kB..wleJ(rri their idebCtviQtfte to hint for the helth they now y ; n1 i a ome lnUnct-i even th ti live, to ham hu wtih pleasure will rt'trr the imst tncre ml'Hia mvalifl, with the -fturenrethu he cu elter icreeler proepeete and inducenepie to itie eirr fr.m diiiiic that ca bt obtained elfewhe iu this country. There tre ihote who dcniro hU fcivicc ft&d treatment ehoul i call eulyQTJAKESH. CITY QUEENS WARE STORE; J. R. MEXUCNHA I. L , So. T9 Main St.. RichmnnJ. InJ., Importer. anJ t hulcsale anJ Hetait Dealer in Chinrs. I.laa ao l l4ueenwtae.Brittacia Plated ware,Conia:in and ollow ware. Cutlerv, Looking Glasses, Tea Trays, Waiters, etc., etc. Tba tindersinnod takes nteasnrcia informinr the I public that be is importing bis vare direct from Lirsrpoul, and te selliug at tram SfiO to o per cent, lower lhn cu.torr.ary prices in this market. Will Wholesale I I ear a - a a.' H. W, MtNUr.MIAt.1.. aa ly June SO, 1561. G. CORNELL & CO.. 'Soutli-Ensi Corner itlaiii and IV.tr I, lorrosiTk rat citixcs's aaaa DEALERS IS Groceries and Provisions, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS: Alan, win .x-hange Oroeerits or pay Cash for YARMEirS PKOl'ICK. Klchmoud. Jan. 4, "Gi, 2tl Oroat Sarsalu. good house and lot on North Marion Street, one and a hif squares from Main et. . with firat claas laprovemeuta, lor aaie at two thirds Us value. Inquire at my office, gtarr Hall Building. jony C.WDITRIDOR. Richmond. Jan. II, 'CS. 3 6t A Brick Dwelling House for Sale. BY virtue of authority eonfered on the sahserther by the Wane coanty Court of Common fleas I wilt sell at private sale that DesirtMe I'welling House contmnina eight rooms with ee-ot'dwell of wat.r. cistern. stable. fi)'i houae. Ac.. situated at theeorner of Veriun and fiastfras streets in the city f Rtehmond. being anout nan wav between Main street and tae Railroad DepotTbe aitove property will be sold cheap, aud on very reasonable tsrms. Apply tJ1XC9 K.PUGOALE, Main Street, a few doors west of Front. Bichmond, Ind. December T, '61, SO :mortf BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE The nnderi.rBed offere fr eale to la r pre. tKr etnrjp business hous. It.r- art tl the most sabtntial clmaractr. an I veil finished thrathoot. They are l'c-.ted on Main ttrcet. ia tbe ha-'inese aart of the City. Thcv will be sold uu rcAsunsble terms orexebasjed for otl.er prop erty. clUU BUKIU Kicbmond, Jnae 2Hth, Dr. W. P. Waring, WOL'l D annnnnceto hit oil friends, patrons an 1 th community nt lar ire, tht h Is b ck Affttn t Richmusid. and prvptared ta attend nil ealts in him profession rjTOlis anJ reia9asce. Main itrwt, pfMs t Bennett s lirery etuile recently ve en pied by Dr. Batter, deceased. Richmond, Ner. 16, "61, 4? 6m n AS REMOVED I1IB CANDY MANUFACTORY is ms Opolte ttae Itlereailla lion?, IIETWEEX 5TH AND 6TH STREETS, WHERE he wilt eontinaete mannfaetara Candies of the hen quality, and will keep a I arse stock of lOTIOS, Will ISO WnOOV f JPER, Children' Wagons Toys, jadles Setsls.e-Cai co. Thtrh will be sold at Wholesale or Retail at small pmSts vrl'Ael. Call aad see the room aad the cheap goods, suehmond, Aagnat IS. 1 96. Is f TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN WAYNE CO. IND., 'VIBE farm north of Rienaionw. formerly owaod j m- Jamos M. hraes, and eoelaiains; abwat I la aceoe. aad the f.rm norUi-wast of iUewsaowd, losuiai ly owned fc.y Eliba Morrow, containing HO acras arc aow for aai oa rassaaabla term aai laraaait Per lnaemlars applj to J. f . MI1ALL. lucsiSiiBj .ana ts I'll XI tl RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY. C J. TATLOB, Boik Biidrr til llaik Bik lanfictirer jrJffWm ia now prep at ad ta do allkiads of B!s JtfL. J lag.arpaaswsl for stylo, eleeaaee aad ZLemJeimJ anrsiaiaty .Cowaty Haeoraa. bowk rtowad aad Blaak Books of ovary sVeecrtptiww, oade to ardor. Sewspapore, "utir, Ut(ssiass.l sw looks, ate. , bowed ia tba moot apprwrod saaar.sad t thelaweet possile priceo. . t Kmmm hat tbe lataat improve! nriawiplas sdopfea. , Paactaality strictly ahssised. 4 Orders eollcitod aad promptly sttoa jsd to aad aauf wfsetios, givem. A Urje asaortmeat of Blaaa Bowk paper f a Sap. rise- qaaiity, si wsy ea kaad. C.J. TA 1X01.

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at Sf Cf. or &cjr-e. jZJhnxt il.h a timpi rtrruiy. i negieettcL, cfim terminates swrtotssiy. Feus arm auart of thm import cf siorpxnff a gcjueh. or Sftitht jcJj in its Jirst sung ; that ivisS in lhe hrffiTUiinfT would yitlA to a mill rrmfiy, if not attended to, xn &ficuut' & anxJtLal Ur f.rst irUroduoti sCsven iarj ao. It has prvvd taf tVry art th fcesf aHiob brform th ruKia fir C3 CD CD JrlntJLrmz, iitWh, th Kvsttn r-. C?ug in. jcjumJitLan., aai giving immsxitate relief. tte Sjaewi Vera jr Simgert itli Jind then tfftotttal for clearing arvi streng-tVrnnj- the iciow. Slid hy all QPruggist and QezUrt in J-IeHcine, at 5 oeati rr tor. I For saU at the Drug Store of Piuiuuier & t)lf ' l:t i i.. a ikt. iiuiihiu, jim. tviyr OR PECTORAL TROCHES, For las immediate Belief aai certain Cor of Cwasja. 'aliU. Iaslaraasj, AMhaaa. HaarM area. V aee4aa ', Catarrh. Brss. e-aitla, Dlfltealt Brwathiaa. FMr Thraat, Elr Klu Kid. KXLILT WIKKISTEO 19 TEH MI5TJTE3. For M n Mom. fnt.ltc Srwakere, and Stnrera, thr T KIK' II KM r lwlaMu., a Clnrln( and Sireojrth. eoing tha Vuice, KvRtovfa HoarauaMa. eut. Tha ae with which thry are utra-being eaetl earrtetl in lha porket, requiring ao revparatloa. alaiay'a reedy for as on all ocraetooa. not liaise tochaasa In any climate, cuntnlniug aothmg anyaritMaa to the moat dli. cat constitution hou!4 le a eufncisnt reooaamewla ti. a to ail re give Ihm a fair trial. a Prlco US (Vnla - ltoat. lTKor sale bjr Pruggiais througheut (ha I'nilsi tatas. ft 2-lry Vyer s Sarsaparilla, JL A romjio'iiicl rrnu'tlr, tUn.Tnr J Ui-htt tlw.' reiM ff.s.tu il AL'ria'im tlint ran bo maulo. It isnconceiirrated txtrnot of l'aia Sarnnrtari'lit, ao rtirnhinttt wi:h other autvttancvit tft. eUll greater alterative power as to nrfVint an eftifctive aiitwlotP fur the tueae S:itaparilla is reputed to eure. It i hrlu v. il t'lat f.n-Ii a rcraeily i wanted by tV.oie bn su!f. r from Struntou rornplaititu, and that cne whiih itl mvnmplSh tbi-ir cure must prove til i:riiitn oetvi-o to tha. laic class tdf txr aftiii tcd ffllavi-citiA-iii. How tompUtrlr thi compound mil U it lias been proven by experiment n many of ilw worst cases to bo found of the following complnuits t Si-U'U Vl.A AHI Si 8l I l.Ol'S t'oIPL.tt!fT, KlifP- ! an i Khi-ptivb 1ieab, Vicuna, liri.r( I!:.trcni, Tt M.na, Salt Kmki'm, Si-alu IIfmi, SvniiLis ami Svriti&mo Arvv.eTioK, MeRcruiAL Diti-.tsK, Duorsv, NfVKALoiA ouTic Dori.oini.rx, I)r.;:i.iTY, Dvararata axd IxtnitsTior, l'.nv-iiK-i.a, KtXE ok Sr. Awthosv'S FiKk, and indeed tho whole i lavs of rompiainu tuising front lurriiirv or hik ltLOoik. This coinpaund be found a great promoter of health, uheii takeu in the ppriiiK. to cxikI the f.ml liuiiMrs whkh fester in the blood at that season of tLe year. Hy the timely expulsion of thim many rankling diiHirdera are aipprxl in tho bud. M-illitiul.-s cuu, by the aid of this remedy, epare thi-;iix'lvcs front the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous sores, throuch 'which tha system will I strive to rid itelf of corrnptiona, if not assisted to j do tint through die- natural channels of tho body i by mi alterative nicdu'tne. - Cleanse oat the vitiated blood whenever you tind it impurities burr.tiug through the i-kin in pimplea, eruptions, or aorrs ; I elea:te it when yon find it it obstructed and aliiftI pih in the veii ; cleanse it whenever it is foul, j and your feelings will tell you when. Even where J i-.o particular disorder is felt, people enjoy better i health, and live longer, for cleaiiaing the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all i well i but with this pabulum of life disordered, there can ba no lasting health. Sooner or later omethin(f must go wrong, and the great machinery of life is disocdered or overthrown. Sana par ilia has, and deserves much, tbe reputation of accomplinhing these ends. But tha world has been egrcgiously deceived by preparations ofjt, jNirtly because the drug; alone has -net all thevirtue that is claimed for it, but more because many preparations, pretending to be concentrated, extraots of it, contain but little of the virtu of Saraaparilla, or nnv thing else. buring lute years tlte public have been misled by large bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extract of SursapuriUa for on dollar. Most of these have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but often no curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful duapiointn-ent has followed the use of the various extinct of Sarsaparilla which flood tha market, until the name itself ia justly despised, aad has lome synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend to supply such a remedy as -shall rescue the name from the load of obloquy which rests upon it. And . we ijjina e hare ground for believing it nas vir--; tuea ii'A are irresistible by the ordinary run of t the diseases i t intended to cure. In order to J secure tht ir compete eradication from the system, , the remedy thouid l judiciously taken according i to directions on the botUs, PREPARXTt arv DK. jT. C. AVER CO. LOWELL, MAM. Price, ) per Bottle ! Bert tia a for ft 5. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won for itself sur-h a renown tor tbe rare of every variety of Throat and Lutig Cosnplarnt, that it ia entirely unnecessary for as to recount the evidence ef its virtues, wherever it has -been employed. As it has lonv lx en in constant use throughout this section, we need not do more than aaswre the people its quality is kept up to the beet it ever has been, and that it may be relied i on te oa lor their relief all it has ever been found ta do. ! Ayer's Cathartic Pills, j TOM. THJB CURB OT i Cottire-urst , Jaundice, Dyipepeia, Indigestion, Dyen ! tmi. I'ool Stnmarh. irunpelae. Headache, rile. ' Kheumatitm, Eruption one) Mum iMeeame, Lirer Complaint, lJropy, Tetter, Tumort and Salt Rheum, Worm. Gout, SeuraJgi, mt a JJmner Ptl, and or Finri tying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the moot sensitive ran take them pleasantly, and they are the beat aperient in the world for all the purposes of a firmly physic. Priee, 89 easts per Boa; Flva nnm for $1-00. -. Great numbers of neraymen. Physicians, Statesmen, and eminent personages, nave lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these terns air t. but onr apace here will not permit the insertion of them. The Arrnti below named furnish gratia our A MX SIC ay Axmasac, in which they are ven; with also full descrintiorrs of the above comrjaainta. aad that treatment that should be followed fa their cure. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Dransad Area's, and take no others. The sick want the heat aid there is for them, and they should kaa if. All our Aemethes are for saXs by Stklilom Co, E.G. Pott. Plummer If Kelly, Richmond, Ind., AUenSf Co Cincinnati, and by all DrugZtttt and dealer in Medicines everywhere. NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS! I aew racorrlag aisaesy stock ef VAtL aad VasTTBss pi ajauas. nwasanef an sea etytea of Ooodw tor tbe DRXg OCKTiS BA U. JiOIlOKt. LARKm, CAmrari LAAIRw AJTB C U sUSAtT wTamrm Try as at Ve fat, ami- la. ssaja.