Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 32, Number 30, 18 July 1862 — Page 4

allaVram. Blcbnoad. July 19lh, 186il. '.'Task Doodle search Till lh foes Wit bhI itr! bhoats it Irs at a dotea dowa leak can't he fret air I For the stars and rtrlpc he'll fight -... for the Constitution, Pot thltnsmy la flight, Bad Inarsvolatlon.- , YBkdoodl kaep It ap; TaakM doodle daadj Flaatyoer bayonet oa lb top. Aa4 art' th (aa b handy I" " en, Hoiteiiu en the Slavery ucs lion. Geo Rosseaa atlfnded a banquet givrn in hi booor tit Louisville, Monday eight. Ilia speech was yery interesting. Wo Lave room to day only for the following extmc'B on the slavery question, which will leepy interest the conntry j.jj&-utterSLte of a loyaTfCeniackian and a brave General seiring Lia country. I wish to aay a word of tho "situation" as it is called by the reporters of the day. I propose to advise nobody. I pretend to no eitraordinary foresight. But I de.'ire 4o atate that thia rebellion is a lie from the beginning. There never was any cause for it. To begin and kep up a system of wholesale lying waa adopted, and is pureued industriously to this day. It is the atock in trade they Lave. The could tench tha devil himself much be never knew before about lying. Wherever the army has gone it baa met thia fell spirit of falsehood. Ve have taken none of their property; wo bare excluded their slaves from our line; twhen needed we have placed guards of our aoldiera around their houses to protect them and yet they perbist in calling us abolitionists and negro thieves. And in spite of our disclaimers and our soldiers' asservations to the contrary ol our words and acts, they hare insisted that our oljt-ct is to liberate and to steal their slaves. And if we fail to restore the Union "the everlasting nigger" will be the cause of the failure. They know what they say is faUe, yet they nerer cease repeating it. Uel.iud and before us this baa been the cry if the enemies of the Government, isuw, the ar my of Gen. Ilalleck is eiuineolly conserva tive I believe there is neither an abolitionist nor a secessionist in it. If there i one of either faetion, I do not know ir. So orderly, so patriotic and so conseervative a body of men I believe never before assembled together. That army in its intercourse with the secessionists bns pleaded and is "till pleading for peace under the old Government, offering to our Fouthern brethren all they ever had, and claiming nothing ex cept in common with them. They want to take nothing from any one. but desire that their Southern brethren shall enjoy all their rights unimpaired. Hut the negro is in the way, in spite of all that can be done or said. Standing before tlie eye of tho secessionist, the negro hides all the Lleshings of our government, throwing a black hhad ow on the sun itself. If it had been aay other species of properly that stood in the way, the army provoked as it has been, would willingly have seen its destruction. But the negro they did not wish to interfere with in any way. Vet wilh all it conscr'Ujitism and patriotUm the army has grown weary of thi$ insane cry of "abolitionism" qs a cause fur breaking up this government. I have warned our Southern freinda of the danger of continuing it much longer, and lull you to-night that if this war continues a year from this day, there will not be it slat e on this continent. Tho great revolution will take care of iiself the dead will bury its dead and those who are causing all the bloodshed ard desolation around us under tho false pretense that we det-ire to free their nejrrocs, will, if they vtrsist, one Jay and slavery snvfed out as yon snvjf out a candle. Slavery ts not worth our Government. It is not worth our liberty . It is not worth all the precious Hood now being poured out for freedom. It is not worth the free- navigation of the Mississippi rtvtr. iso; we must navo our government if not aa it now is, with slavery in it, we must have our Government. We cannot be slaves to Jeff Davis & Company. We must and will be free. We must have the free navigation of the Mississippi river; nnd if slavery gets in the Wuy of any of these rights, why slavery must get out of the way. That would bo the last resort, and I would be sorry to have recourso to it; but I am for the Government of our fathers against all things and everybody. Whilst the liberties of the people are sccurre under it, as they ever Lave been, I would allow nothing, but death to prevent my upholding it. And, loth as you may be to decide, you will soon as I believe, be called upon to do so. In spite of your entreaties, the issue will bo cruelly thrust npon you, and you will be forced to decide bttween slavery, ami your wives and your children. As for me, I am ready for the responsibility. A Southern man aa 1 am, born and brought up in the South, with all my sympathies with the South, I could not hesitate one moment when the issue is presented between the nigger and the Government of our fathers, I am for the Government of the United States against all its enemies. I hone and pray that our Southern friends will not force us to ex tremes on this sensitive point. We depre cate such a result; for we want our rights under the Constitution and we are all ready to fight for theirs under the good old Government. I would to-day most wilingly gird on my sword and fight for aay right belonging to them, slavery included, but they must not put slavery between me and the Government and laws of the United States. I will not consent to become a slave that the negro may be kept a slave. 1 will not sacrifice the happiness of my wife, children and friends, the welfare of my beloved Slate, and the glory of my country on aa altar dedicated to an "Ebony Idol." When I see placed on one side a Government formed by the noblest men the world has ever produoed, the legacy of Washington to the human race, a glorious country filled with a happy and enlighted people, and admired or feared on every spot that is is trodden by the foot of civilized man; and on the other a country rent into insignificant fragment,, engaged in continual wars with eaob ethev eaek on its knees begging essistanoe from some foreign monarch or other gainst a rival fragment, an object of oon tempt to him who uses it for his own purposes, then I shall not be long in coming to a decision, though negro slsvery may be on one aide and not on the other." A Child? s Possessions: A woman appeared in the court of Louisville, recently to be appointed gttardian for her child, whed the following eolloque ensued:' ""What estate has your child f ... PJaaeyour honor, Idon'l nuderstamd yon. ' Jdf"1 say, what has she got?" .;ChilJ and Cmfiplase yet honor !!; '. '". ' " i 5 '-': ' -

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A good Cottage Frame Home, with seven room, aa excellent cellar, six acre of grouai in a high tat ef cultivation, and well act with the beat varietiea of Grapes. Gooeeberrict, Htrswberrics. Blackkernel, ao 1 Currantj. AIo a fine young orchard ol Quince, Peacb, Apple, Cherry, and t'ear 'l rer, it now offered fr aale. The outbuildings are ail good and lubstaotitl. for v articular, and term enairo at Slcdioin A t'o 'a Iruj; Store. April 11, 1561 13-tf. COPPER. BRASS, SHEET IRON 1 ml Tin- II ft res. TIIOS. J. BAEGIS, it T my old ilonif . No. IS. Stale atrret, keep a fall tap S plv or etuTft. tlio San Oven Kcoooiuiat, Baek'e Oolilea Af,' and many other kinda of Cook Slotce. a TI1NTffa made from the t,t Hravy Tin. anf put t?eOter right an4 all ararrar.teil. All kiu.1. of Tin Work rnne on ll'inNea.in gtol l?ls. I kep constantly mi hind I'timpa !r elatrrn id wrlta. i.'ad i'li. Sc. Purna'c-e tor heatlnx kaililitifa with earn lr. Hcfrlitera, Ac. Agrieullatal lurmo, or Farmers' Boilera, the beat aruclo ef that kin'l n iw In u.e. 0i'troin wi.hina; anrthina; In tnjr line, will flr.d f nod artieUa at rea.'Miabl ratea. Thankfal fortherualora I hara rerwire V I a.tllctt a conlinaaace uf the line. Iliehmond, Feb. 'Jt, I -I.'. 9-u rURNITURE WAREROOM. Tlioisinej Tinman, ' r IAV1MJ r6tted bi rror ivooid, ana ten-lxil hia facilitiea for ttnQuf.iCturirg Cabinet aow prepared to supply the public with superirar Itolea in hid line, lie win miW Bureaus, Ta.!o, Ce'ateadf, Wardrobea. Sofar, t.hairi or all kiada, and in tact every. uin iu bap of Furnitare. lie will 1 keep for sale general aaaorlment of Cincinnati uiado work. PR OMP T PA YMEXTS. Selling his work at pricea in direct competition ai h manufatnrrof similar work in Cincinnati, he haa adopted tho CASH ayatein of payments and for the CAMl will sell as low ei any hnue in Cincinnati hus innkin il to the mutual interest of all partiea to pay c.iah on delivery of the work. rAUTiE!.SIHP NOTICE Drs. Haughtoa & Waring HAVIVO formed a partnership for the practice of MedH-me and Surgri-. would inform their patrons and frienda that they will he fuwud at the old efhee formerly oecuptd hy Putlcr S; IluUKhtoo, Malu st .opposite liennrtt'e l.irary Stalle. P. S All rails promptly attended, niyht orday. f ills, when rot in the uflirce'innld he r-(;istered on the .1.1 e. IIAl'UII TON IVAIIINO. Ur.'b ft, ,r, i:i TIC TSberehr ylren that E. H. SWA Y NE Is authorized to s. ltle all accounn and collect all claims due the Estaleof Or A. B. Ilutli'r, der-ased. M. II. UtTTLKB. Executrix Of the Estate e I Ir. Itutler, decuaaed. For Sale. T nnhrard of low pii re.a No. 1 Platform fprtng aaou, with top, fimill tee, rigged lor one or two hris. Also, a go-d fatotly llor.e and set of liar ness. Call on J. K. IM?W KLL. We tend of Main Mrret. Feb. 8, 'ti 7tf EM PI HE STEEL PLOW S. HOItNEY CO. a RE now prepared to furnish the Agricultural fublie a. withalmosterery deacripiion of STEEL PLOWS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Sec, Which for doraMlity and serriee are anexeelled In this country. As ao evidence of the lightness of thedraught ol their Plowa they refer in tlie report of the committee at the laat Wayne t'ounty Vair, hy which it will be seen that owr Plow s average from Hi to 75 pounds lighter draft than those of our competitors. They received at the laa Indiana Slate Fair. Foui First Class Premiums. Th tlmhers of which their Tlowj are made is selected win great ere. and nonn hut the best is used. Their Mould Boar Is are made of the best Steal, manufactured to their order and are hardened by a peculiar process arhirh makes them last aa LONO AUAIN as the ordinary ptel Mould Board. -The proprietora are all practical workmen, and at Iheir work is don by them, or under their immediate aparrisien, and none hut good workmen are employed he aty I aud iuatuy of their work is unsurpassed, and is ts ia . All Cases Warranted Te barreelsely aa represented ! A liberal reduction will be made to the trade. . - S. IIOUNEY & CO.. Ritmons. Ind. S. W. LUDLOW, Sursoon I3ozitist, Main St., No. 20,ovr:n T. Wrujht's Stour, RlCHVOSn. - INDIANA, RESrKCTr CI.LYannouneestoVliccitiyerjiof Rich mond and vicinity that he is now permanrntl locateit in this place, and is prfpar?l,attr nine year's practice in Cincinnati, to perform work in the moil approved atjlca of the I'enta) Art. Coatmaoua Cium, Vulcanite Bae, Ool 1 aud Silver work, made in a ftjle to challenre competition, and at pric-es as lew as the quality of the work performed will justify, kichmond, Jan. 4tb, C'ROCKIR. CROCKER 1isj. CaoCKi & CO. South side of Main street, one square East of .Merejiti Uaase Richmond, Ind. Manufacture all kinds of CASKIAGES.HCGGIES Sn.bZIES, Kxpressani PeJling Wagoae, dco.,4e. We have oa hand a fine assortment of work in "onr Una, andean finish to order on short notice, altnoet any style or pattern of vehicle, nil of which ther warrant to be mdo of the best material and by eareiiil and eiperi eoced workmen. The public areiarited tocailaod eiaminetheiy stock aa tmricesarticular attentttrpaid torepairicg. . It. Mj mmtm.vcott COACH MANUFACTORY. sS. W Cor. Main if Marion tts., Rich mond i ITTHKRE ho has roastsallx for tale general aa v aortment of o.xuu:.orsisi If the Litiit and Iwit Elcgtat rattcni Also, the celebrates) BOST OX SPRIXG WA G OX, IT Great ear aa beta takra la tse loctkao koiee timber, and oavh artiolo tUlbttriUtmotg fire perfect aattafaettpa. 53 Ha baa also ojened a repository Ia5wCaat!o IT ear y couety, Indiana, anderthe manaireissat ef Mr. Owss Brarron, w ho will wait oa enstomars and take ardon. Especial pains wiU bo taken ia tho Mioctio ol la work for this namrkot, aa to pre cewrplete satfaeHwb. avU mader the ltasitau (apotinteadoco of the protrioWr. Ordje.ro fer Carrins m auead ad to protapUy

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G. CORNELL & CO-Soulb-Eat Corner main and Pearl, lorratiTi m cmii.'i mi DEALERS IX Groceries and Provisions, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS: Alao, will exreange Orae erica er pay Caah for VABJI-a-S PKOI'l'CK. . Kichwiood.Jao . tl. 2"

New Stock of Jewelry. .F. B. IIUrVKICUTT. rff X irTSrfr- Has just received L.&1U.C K (-A1LA51II. Stock of Jewelry To whi-b be iorites the atteatiua of perchajear WATCHES, CLOCKS, BREAST FINS. Ear and Fnger Rings, Gold Chains. &C..&C-, tc. Ofthe Mteat tijle and of the finest finish. AM aticl ol't warranted to be aa represented. Watch and Clock repairing; dme on the shortest notice and warranted to be ell done. Thanfcful fnr ptit la.rors a conunaed patroas la re.paclfallj aalicited, 4o IU WmI .Tift in atrect, one door west ef Hatrgia'a Store Store. Sept.S7. AC1 42-dwtf HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, I'ENN., A BeoeTolciit Instftation t,atIUhe1 by special eniowment f'r the relief of the Sick and V itrtf.sed. alQiciaij with Viru'ent and Kpldemie IHseasee. and especially for tli4 cur of diseases of the Sexual Organs. tl'I'AL Adrice srratis It the acting surg-on t 11 if! who apply by letter, with a description of lh-.r condition, ae, oc opalion, habits ol life, Ac. and ia cases of extreme puverty, luediciuts furnished free of el- arye. Valuanie reports on spermatorrnoea and otncrdiseaa s ot ilie sexml oryans. and on tue new rvnahts en played in the lisjeusary , sent to the afSicted, free ol ch rare, in sealed letter envelopes. Two or three stamps wil he acceptable. .ldr... r. J. SKILI.EN UOUOIITON. Aetiny Saryenn Hoesrd Asnoeiation. No. 2, South Miothat., I'hiladel phi. By order of the Iire-tirs. E.llA t. II ARTWELL, Preside ot. GEO. VAIRCIIILD, Secretary. Clean Your Wheat. rnilK sttentiun of farmers and others is requested to I Miibaels' Imprnred Panning Mill, manutacturrd I t os, an I which we think sorvaases all others in iis ef lectiveness. Call and aee it at our Math Factory , corner Sixib and Walnut ttreeta, Iliehmond. Ind. EZBA SMITH & CO. June 2 'it -3m II AVINQ made laree additions to rur stack of Drug. I tllasswsre. Perfumery and tanry goods generally. (which were nfarly all tx'Ugitt for easu 1 we lot tte toe at tiMition of hayer; to oar stock aud priiea. belierinr we are aa able to offer indu;emente in quatity of goods, prices and rariety aa any house in the .-tote. PLL'.MMEK & KELLY. Richmond, June St -116 tRUlT J.VK5, a large lot and rood artment at 1 I'LUilMCil di KKLLVS. l ine 2 i:?6 ('1 ATriNG WAX and COUKS for alet.y j I'l.LMlillu & KE1I.Y. June tl ; w ANTY tlOODS and TOILET ARTICLE- in g.od sup. I P'eat June H PLUM M KR 6c KElI.V.1: 6w AB.V at the irug i:ore of PLOnlEKA KELLY. w Jane c OsTAKM BAT and ante ly KOAf'fl EXTERMINATOR for Pl.UMMhH A KELLY. 27 6w Junes.'t AM ARINDS, fine and aour at PLliMMER A KELLY'S. Jane '23 6 UESI K KW PORT COAL OIL. ents per gallnn.at PLL MM LR dc KELLY'd. June ! C. W. ST RATTAN, Ornamenlal. Tarriage, House & Sign Painttr WOCLP respectfully inform the eitisens of Richmond aud vicinity, that he is prepared to execute all work In the above line with ueatueai, ciieupness ana diSDUtrh. ry-Ordere taken for Carriages and wagons of every drecriplion. JTrshop in the rear of D. V. Grave'a Grocery Store. June 28 S7-3ui Summer Styles. r?T received a lare and splendid stork of Paptr ilan'lnirs ol the late.t styles, also window curt.unl borders, AO. , fc 91. Main ?tr-et. March it 6t at Ougdale's Cheap Wall 1'ai-er iiepot, 13 fwill pay the highest prices in cash for any amonnt of Wool at my store, ti. Wayne Avenue, south of R. Rp.pot. JOSEPU P. LAWS. Richmond, Slay 31 -3 9m Sale. ''WO small houses, on North Green Street, will be sold a on fair and easy terms. Ennuire of the undersign ,.d at Jonas W. Yea's Machine Shop West end of Main W ROBIXSON. treet Richmond ,Mny 24, lt6J Mount Vernon Woolen m Sy ''m. M ''v M rsrs m ondersigned take pleasure In announcing to the m pniilic that they are prepared to buy wool t ii seaa on at their stand at the Mount Vernoa Woolen FartoThey rv. situateo about one miieoeiow menmonu, ino have on hand (josthnlshed.) ao excellent atock of goods, rftheirmanufeclure.ciubracinK both tiummci and Winter Wear, auch aa CLOTHS, CASSSI.MEUKS, PLAIN A FAScy Tweed, Jenns, Plain and Plaid Flannel, SlocLioR Ysfn, Jtc. Which they will sell or Bxchaa e Tor Wool on very rea or able terms They will also pay cash for wool, erd rolls. spin or manufacture wool for customers as heretofore on sharea or Itr Cash. Being provided with the bet ol machinery, directly from the eaat, embracing the latest improvements, torether with the most experienced workmen.wefeel confident of giving entire satisfaction to all who may favor ua with their patronage. IjSsT A MOrriTT. 5th mo.Ist.tSCi. ti Xomcthitisr JErery Family SHOULD XI AVE. 1. XI. SIXGEIi a CO S. WELL KNOWN MAXCTACTCRIXQ AND FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ("IA now he had at their Western Sale Rooms. No. j 39, Main street, Richmond, Indiana, at New York prices, with barely cost ol transport ion added. Owing le the increased demand for their Machines, it haa keen ihoaght proper to open an OUce in the enterprising Slate of Indiana, where her eitiiena can aee and know or themselves the advantage aad use of Merchant Tailora, Saddle and Harness Makers. Families, and in fact all those who use fewicg Machines, can fin 1 a snpply ef Machine needles. Silk Twist. feol Cottea, Linca Cord, Oil, Ac, at low prices for Cash. J. U. WISJOI, Agent. 3V Main Street. Richmond. Jan. 4. i -6m Panic Prices! Panic Prices! B. RAUH"& CO.f N'o. 50, Corner Main & ilarioa Sts., OK arcoeat of tho political panic are eeTtiff off tbeit Uammoth okok of Roy's and Mens Clothing at greatly redaced prtceo, also Far aJoo-U, Bats, aad Caps, liloveo, Mrttcas. and a great many other goods colonels ts their line. MARS OC PBICIS fVats formerly sold for will now sell fvr 93. aad ao in e"srrins every article. Pants, splendid styles far I 0; Vesta, a oeaettral lot. at pelees Ifwer than ever bear of la this west era country. The perils are iaelted to esasalne owr atock befaro pwreaaoief elecwbeswi, aa wt reeattew ewefe chaaceeoorer wore oferod betere. May 1". l&cW. . R. A Co. Tt HAMt-eX poeds Dried Tenches, I.OftJ Vo U Pr-d Arv.e-.rH-e -tl.le- w Feb. S. I

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THIRD SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS!

xi,ii. w-ttl ,mrpise everTthinc tNat is new and fashionable ia

in large quantiuea, direct fr'm the importers and macutacturcrs, and at forced auction sales, we can

tiele in our store as cheap as tn any m.rxet nasi or w e. ana many jmii ie ia wuun-w v . uFrench Orgaertie Lawns wor.h 4"! rents marked i. Two handral yards Challias marked 12 CIS. We will war rant these gawls equal ia quality toaaything in Richmond at 3 cents. Three Thmand yard, black and flrurel eiik. lasging frcui iJ cents ap. Five Thousand ysrds Drees Ooods of all description. Lace and Silk Mantillas, Jackets and Sacks in all the New Styles.

Also an assortment of Every grade aad quality: ITousekeepers Gjcds. a full ransirvc in irico trom xoe op. srovn.wwum fnrn chilJii-aaaJa.i3.es Uose, Gloves, silk mil. Gauntlets,

This departrant beins under th- mmigement of Mrs. Bra Ibary, who will execute a'l work entrwste.1 to her with promptue- and in the most fn suir-able rasoner, wtll receive in a day or two a new supply if Rtohons, F enrb Flawcrs. Bmnet r-,U. hil lrem' llt. o.. all of which will be aobt for Cash. We respectfully invite all cash purciiascrs tj examine our stock aad compare cur goods and pricea with those of a;-y other house. C2. JiLCKSOIV c5t? CO. NEW YORK CASH STORK Richmond, June H. T8f2 tf

SUMMER HAT FASHIONS. 'IIK undersigned has jubi receiveu ui. sum c mer Style of Xv II ATM to which hcinritkthettei d aire in the latest f a anion . rll avt rhta Ha o. n.i llin - w a t n -j tore of t;v4f? iitnv efD ct t:i t -wW , ISAAC WOODS, House, M!n and Ornamental Painter, OVER STARR & WHITE S GAS OFF.CE WOl'LC respectfully inform the iuMic that he is now prepared to do neatly, pri mptly and at the lowest rates ,all orders .'OiV -i for Painting. lrr Partieularattention paid to Graining. Glaxing and rarer iiauging. A share of public pat ronage is respectfully so licited. H. BEITZELL. B F. EEITZELL. MSMlMTZEMsZ. Jf O.V, Proprietors of the AMKIUCAX IIOUSi:!! f timer Mala aod Jltla Cross Streets, CKN niKVILLC. I INT 13 IAN V. 'BHIS honse is now in thorough or Icr. and the Proprl-a-etors beg letve to assure the public that no effurt will be spared to render Us patrons comfortable. April M, 'OZ, 18 3m WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, AM) CURTAIN FIXTURES, Splendid Stock Just Received In el oVoir Open For HT:2dlilctzxx A r THE CITY BOOKSTORE. Opposite Citizen's Bank. TRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. NICHOLSON & BRO. BichmonJ, March 1 Hh2, 10 t iEV SUMMER GOODS! AT TUB mn iihshbe. D. B. CHAWFOHD IS now receiving his new stock of fpring and Summer Goods, introducing all the new stjlea ol tioods for th season. CHESS GOODS. Ell. VI 9, BLANKET?. CARPET PACKS, QUE EN5 WARE. I.ADIE3' AND CHILDREN'S GAITERS IX GREAT VARIETY .lata, Caps and Hoods, assorted. Carpet Warp, Cotton Varns. Try si at Sn- 92, Main st-eet, Ai-ril 14, IsCi. 16-Jf .1 Slight Cold, efcu.q;h.v&CaL&.en.nn. or gcwe gZh.aal, which might be checked urith a simple remedy, CO OD CO tot I" ir if neglected, cften. terminates seriously. Few cure axoare cf the importance cf stopping- a cju.qH. or SfllgAi jcld. in, its first stage ; that which in, the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon attacks the lungs. tvere first introduced eleven, years ago. It has been proved that they are the best astialn before the pitblio for jfLnthmjCL, the Hooking Cough in rfcJiziunfUian., and numerous affections cf the j3f h.CJClL, crifins' immediate relief. CD CO Mu9li Spemlterm at Singer CD Ui VJU. find tnem. effectual jot clearing and strengthening the voLse. Bold by all (Druggists and (Z)eaZers in Jdedidne, at 5 cents per box. For sale at the Drag Store of Hummer & Kelly Richmond, Ind. 8:1 j PliOTOGR&PiliC ALB UfJS: Prom 75 Cents to $4, Jast recei rea hy NICHOLSON & BRO., CITY BOOKSTORE. Afril Stfc, -.". W S0IIETHING NEW AT t n s Store ! t C, tM CtOTH. WaVicaay ClH f- fU4 rHrro ao4 t" Baot Cwtee. Table and P'aii Crrm. Also bea ttfa'tv flmrrl ffpeswle tar etasMs. Tii. . Cle, aa4 fsatare'rrf rj BOILI0 &.CAM rHOatritITS,t. JtlCHOtSO" a . KJeUosooJ, litMlst, ft M II A?t . 8oot ws epos's rar frri Raw4. arery sayerter art tela. js( el J 'TZZt " ''a at

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3iT (Jane.) we will be receiTing our the Eastern markets. Our gools being bc-aght can sell acy ar- , fashionable Ehawls. m ataortmsnt Men and hoys wear of every kind. Parasol s A luM linett all grades aud colors of Lidics' ni".c;e:wi die, Ac Alexander's Rid Gloves. NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL Tor lite cure or Dyent.'iry- V Cliol. era litfautuiu. VT the request of many whonse my Cordial and knoa it' worth, I have manufactured a large quantity ol the article, which I now offer to the public lor the cure of those dulrt-ssing dMraee of thestomat.-h and hcweli which has cauaed more suffering and deMha than any other diaeases with which our country has been afflicted The medical properties of the Cor.ial are obtained from the most innocent plants known in the vi getal I kingdom. Kothing deleterious to health ia in ant of it. compoueut parts, therefore it may be administered ii portions to meet the condition of the suderer without fear of injury Iroiu over doses. I have made and used the Cordial for thirty years, and it has never d isappoint-'d me in oneinstanre that n experience in its einjacy ia ver:Sed t.y thers.the iol lowing curtificau-e fiom our well kuawa citiaeos wtlleon vince every unbiased mindI have nsed Mr. Clark s Botanical Ccrdial for Dysenlury and Bowel Diseases, and found it the hest remeiiv I have ever used, and taerclure cheerfullv ree-niinienrt'if TUoa. J. It AUG i.S: This is to certify that I have ned Mr. Clark's Cordial in my family for several years, it has nerer failed to cure Summer Complaint, ly ternary or Flux in one in.tar.ee. JACOB KKK.N. Mr. Clark--Sir: The hottle of Oordixl I got of you haa restored niet. perfect hel h, p!ase i retire a qnantity for me an 1 do not wish my house to he without it. DAT IDT. W v T. In IS53 I cured a esse of flux with Mr. lark's BtaM cal Cor lial. Mnce thai time I have nsed it in oth -r eases with equal success. Thus knowing its excellent qualities foui experieuce, I fel tree tn reommcort it to the public. MAT I'll KW BAtlR.I V. Pr.icu1ai attention is invited to ihtf following certi fi -catrs from sold inrs. who hive l-een eured of Diarihoea tlMt htd a.vunied a chronic form. All who hve used this Medicine, i-ro.iounce it an in aluthlc and .nre ren edy, and soldiers Hjus atilicted are especially invited to give il a trial: ?ar The ur-dersun d Tree'y recommends Jlr Clark's Cordial as an excellent and speciUc cure for diarrlioea, havini ln-en pcrfectlv cured from a prolonged attack of this distressing complaint wrucn i con ractea whilst in the obth rcir.ment. I did not use quite two bottler, bef re a cure was rtk-ctca. G. W. IiOSS. Itiohiuond, J unc 11 18G2. RirnnaKD. Im1.f Mfiy 2?hh, T'V2. I vri set much rrv.no'f! hy I'irrhot while a ol.iier in the 1 1th Indian Ketii.ent, tht I Vii tlischiry l a incuraMe. On my arrival in UtU 'tty, 1 was a.lvise'l by -Mr. C. A. Dickinson totry a hottle af Mr. i'lark'a Cr di1. and en r it hs retttr.i m to lie.Hh I er neatiy recojiiiien 1 it t my f llow s Mit-.rs BuJfrinc wilh catnp orchrotiic 1i trrhuea. OhORQB FLORER. Other eertiflc tei coaM he prcn ctl. hut a wor-l t the wise is salti lent. 1 hi fr li il in i bo oht-ntie-t nt my place of husine-s. 31 Miin atreff, oral mr lr?tline in North Iranktln it., uiiuJiht euulh ol SLrme L. Price 4 os. bottles 5 cvntj.tf ox. ill cents. WM. CLARK. Richmond, M ay ITtfi. 1P'1. MM NO HOUSE ON FIRE But merely giving imblic notice that WIGGINS & CO., NO. 19, .TIAI.- STKCCT, f T A.TEJ'"Jf receiT,, l"e stock of Oooa, pnrrhase.1 ra!ii ' ' ' Mannfaetiirera and Importer., for LASii.aad iliey now nffi r them lor sale at socb prices, ana on such terms as will be sure to secure to Wiggins & Co., No 20, Main Street, A Heina prortt. Their stock embraces a complete assort neat of all kinds of Sad.llerv Hardware, also. Leathers of all kinds Polo Frem h Kip and Call. Morocco and KiBdings. Black ami Fancy Kuamelled, Heavy and I-ikIh Lnamellni Lesthers. together with an assortment of our 7Va.?e L'aihr. all or whis. makes cur ftoek ace of toe first in the country. Also on hand at Wiggins & Co's, No 29, Main Street Solo Leather Trunks and V;.Im, of all sis-e, Trarelinz 8ack, Pelisiero, etc. Fi-h Oil by the Barrel or Gallon. Japonica by the Bale. Threads of aU kinds, riy NcU. Horse Brashes, Whips. Baddl-s. Harness. Bridles, Collars, e., eke , of our own manufacture. Cash I'aitl for Hides. Kichmond, May 24, I SO 2. 29, QUSISESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. The undersismed offers r ,r sale two larr. three story business houses. They are or the most substantial character, and well finished t hrus;hout. Tbey are located on Main street, ia the bainess iiart or the City. Tbey will bo sold on rcasonsble terms oreiehared for other prop "T- . JOB BORTtlS. Richmond, June 25th, If 50. Kichmond Insurance Agency POLICIES issued at this office oa the most favorable terms in any or the following reliable Companies C-minenial of New i'ork. Fire. Manhattan Oo do Lorillsril 4o do Arctic do do American Eschacge af vew Tork.Firo. Phoenix do do Guardiaa do Life Phoenix of Hertford Firo T.'n ily of London do Liverpool 4 Loadnn, Fro aed Life. 19 - - WILI IAM BKLL Acent. w. a. aicaia. c. . iricsisti BICKLE& BURCHENAL, Jfto'rjteys at faaw : . Office ftaa. 33, ITIairi trcet.tTp Ktaira. .r'l . f j -:- - r i ; j i i t .J ,i t Ricttinoritl, Irvtliana. SULNGLES AND I.UMIJER I hi"Sto " eoait tower Scotton's Cheap Lumber Yard! tbJtSJZ" "' TeetaI aft-ctloa pii to fi'Jii bills. WELL SEASONED PINE FLOORING . Of good aetata:; asrf Pine L'Kh MXow aV Poplar. STB mi COTTO?f. . . ' . feroatt aireot, Sorth of etB. Klcz9ti4. Jfgy 14, lSSi J f-m 1 LOST POLICY! " T 0?Tra.lrtf-rolirlfo.IiJ fa the ffs oal JLJ Lsfo Irevowso Csnapony. oa lit of 6a Of. aan. 5o l stars ira tVM arptM" wow avodo tor a doplioato. R)al TtiH. ltoa-f, ;o't, '. . i 14 aw

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SUGAR EVAPORATORS.)

K -Patented Feb. 21. 1861, Re-issued, Feb. 25,1862. Those ho have ased it say that it is tho BEST&CHE&PEST EVAP0R1T0R Evox Invontcci, 1 II B iTftbir thia i Ha a haa orrr others ia nts ia the coopieie control of the ftr the operator h during the process of bciUag by ? uf iamxni aadcr the laijhinjf aprtJrot. The eperAtor ca loil the juice at the hUbrst 4r?r of hea , yet without the slightest tUrirer of coicbinf aod obtain very pret JTtnpe is speed. Oar airchaucel being iti renter of the I" truce, mnl cum raised in ortt flace requires mach less lur thio eJ ee skunmin j. The cot'ter worhs so veil tht the operator en re me re all the .trren scum before ia;hin an J at les than sot htf thr la r rt'iuif ed w th i thrr pans Ail who hve seen this rraporator prefer il to all othere, and a frrcat manT are ba-infc. the rtrht to pat our daiupirs anJ air chkuoei ucder their pans. TESTIMONIALS! W hal llsmtrr. i:incijr Sars, The mir.a'ar :trc of Sorithum I'jiup 1-eint jet in its B sncy. and liely to hecoiuea natter ol iteneral intereat anions, us, a few Fiieestiona in regard to it may bo of sc. vice 1 hve I etn encased i t.ie tuinrrs tor the last live je.rs, and toind ihil snj success Jcpeuded ery aiocii upon the Krapoistnr. I Biet I'oct't parent two season, an 1 tumid il liable to serious obiriiusis; one was, the iliiHculty ol m.kir.r the syrup w thoot having more or less of the raw juice In It, which ii.jure-1 its Bx n r and ranic.t it to ferment. Another waa tho liability of seorchinc the a rap. unless the fire was so reduced as creatly to check the bailing in the first aLd stcond a part -nt-nta of the psn lastscasLin I used one ol Neat's P. item Evaporators, with much liciter Miere.a. H ith it I could make the syr up of auy riairel thickness and entirely free from a particle ol the law juice, a iih little ir norisk of search inc. thuuh the fire was kept ta us lull height. I' pan a fair trial 1 f nnd I could make mere : nip per day with Krals Patent l-sn of toor feel ty six ferl nine inches, (the site I used.) than 1 could on Cnok's eight feet pan; aiake a hetter article, with u ueh less latwr in scuaiming and little or no liafili'y or srorehins;. The damper attached to Seal's Pan. by which the lira! is regulate!, andcr the syrup pan, I regard aa a complete success. Aa the sruo thickens, and lis liability to rcorch or boil over increases, hr a Ijusting the damper, the heat may Iw reduced under this pan. so that it will atop bulling, when tho other two pans will not be articled. So important is this, that 1 will use no pan withont the dampers. IIOMKIl C. KMCKV. Lincoln Township, Morrow Co..O., feh. 19, l-ol. t liat A. If. It'rran Say This is to crrtify that I hare been engaged In tho raiaing and manuiaciuring of tho t'hitiese ugar Cane into ayrup It r the last five years , an 1 also engaged io dealing in Agricultural 1 mpieiuente and Machinery, have nsed and raw in use several diBereot kinds of Pans (or Brapcratora.) for boiling the Cane juice: I haee taken a great interest in the production and manufacturing or the 8ugar Cane, and during the tune engaged in it I have found defecta in moat the Pans in use. bonis would scorch the syrup if a fierce fire was kept up, others would not boil fast enough, others again without a great deal of care wi.old get the syrup and green juice mixed, and 1 have tlmuslit that a pan might be got up to meet the above rl ji'ctione, I would 'ay heie that I have used and saw pans u'ol, that with experience and a goo. I d'-al of caution wuuid hoil fat nnd make god syrup. Hut 1 saw a pan in use ty Mr. 11. C. Kraery, last rail, thnt comes the nearest to a perfect pan and meeting the wants or the public or anything I have seen, from the f-illowng considerations: 1st. They can ha afforded ch;ap. being made lo set on an arch, therefore admitting Urge wood, can be made or diOereut aixea. 21. They have a Cooler through the center. 31. The most or the scum eta bo tHken tiff iu the first apartment, aail first apartment eaa he made to boil ranidly il desired. 4th. Il has damnera (which is an excellent feature In it.) that causes tho paa be under the entire control or tho operstor. enshling ma iu rusu nia lire as last as ne pleases witnoot any dan -ger ut searching the syrup, and can he boiled to any dosired thickness. 5th. It does not require any great i xperience u mauae,e said pan. A. II. KKN N. y.t. Gilead, O.. March 4. e6. li rli persons uing Kraporstori not or oar intent with da I'per attachmenta are infringing i a our right. ' wi i ne (lean run according to laa'. fr7"Agenta wauted in ayette, Union, Uenry and Kanuoin ciiuntlesr'or further particular apply to J. W. WARD & CO., June , l! KicWnd- In,t' BZRASMITII JAM1S SMITH. E7AW SMITH & Co., Manufacturer! cf Sash, Blinds, Doors. Frames, ManTI.ES, WOLLDI.NGS, BRACKETS, SCHOOLhouse Furniture, Store and Houa KiDi.bing Work of all kinds, ami dealer in Pine I. am tier, Pine Miinglr, stnd lath, Worked Ash. Poplar and Pine Flooring, fce. Also furnish to or.ier, Arrbitectural Iron Work, such as Marble ite.1 Iron Msntlesand Urates, Verandas, Brackets, Liatols, Ac:, &c, at f'inrinniti prices. vomer ntn ana v alnut Mrect, Kichmond, Ind. Jan., 1:62 RICILMOND BOOK BINDERY. C. J. TAYLOR, Book Binder aod Blank Book Sanafattortr Is now prepared to do all kinda of Bindt lie.unsurpatsed for atyla, olegaara aad durability.County Hocords, Itsak Hooks auu ui.ua dooms oi vtj description made to o'der. Newspapers, Music, Magazines, Law Cooks, etc. , bound in the most approved raanner.and it the lowest possible price. ione but the latest improved principles adopted. I iincluality strictly observed. Ordrs solicited and promptly attended to and tat iafactiou $iven. A !ar-p assortment of Blank Book p. pr.of a superior quality , always oo hand. C.J. TAVLOR. QUEENSWARE STORE; J. B. M K - U E X n A hi; So. 79 Main St.. Richmond, Inl., Importer, and Wholesale an i detail UeaJer in Chinn. ;ittae aod QitcertaornP.Brittania. Plated ware.Commnn and Vellow ware, Cutlery, L-oking Glasses, Tea Trajt. aiiers,etc., etc. The endcrsifrned takes pleat ore in informinc the public that bo is importing bit VYare direct from Liverpool, and ia tolling at from 2')to 23 per cent, lower than caalutaary prices in thit market. Will Wholaaala to Country Merchants at Cincinnati price. J. i. MEAUENHAIX. June 80, 1?C1. 29-ly p A P E R II A N G I N G. Lee. Advl issatoo, RetpectfnllT informs the puhll that k it prepared te perform paper hanging in the 1 et costible manner, oa short notice, aod most farvorable terms. Ordersleft itj.ij. Ihisdalo'e. or at hit retideace oa South ?ta.. street, will be promptly at leaded to. Jane IS.h.l0. 9?tf CHy Tax for 1862. f r0 Tax payers of th. cite of Kiehmoad are hereby notified that the Uses of said city are now doe. All are respectfully requested to pty ap astuoa aa they ao conveniently do to. "Sac-now 3. If toy hi r?:ll not he paid oa or before the first Mon-Uy ia r-cptembcr. the collector shall proceed toe nil ect the tame by dlrtress and sale of th goods aod chattel of the p-rtaa charged therewith.. Biolog 10 days notice ty wiitter or printed advertiiementa, pat ap in three ol th and pnvlie place lo th eaiy." - Owing to the redaction of th city Tax, I treat that all tax paers will rtapoad promptly to I he call. IT r Tn Collector's is in the Bortna botldlag. ap , C. K. W ILLIAMS, City Cotleetor. awwiunii, line is, l-ei - 5,000 lbs.- Wool Wanted Ttts Bif HIT I r;cre of . 9. CRjtWrOBP, TTFT-it ahlch th gi'-i t price will be p tl'l. Slcbaoad, Jane 14, lr"J MEREDITH HOUSE, COn. I'lFTII AND MAIN SIS., R. FULLER. PROPRIETOR. Rlehiwood. fad-, Jao 7. 24 Sag MACKr.nrL.ls, I, br( ( VuktraU lat f-44 a . C. W. DAWMCS. ?.",

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GREAT REDUCTION is TDK rsicss or SINGER&CO.'S

j STANDARD MACHINES, Well known tot th. Mt tor Maaafaetarls parposeo. "a-1 (mattla Jlaehtaa, foraiarly soli at 9), keJoeow tUo Macaide.foraaorty said at 919. etoawoosl I w - - . . . . . . . . : SINQER'8 6 Is the beat Machine ia the world for ramtly Bowiaa aa4 ' w.. . . aaaaafae-.ariog pwrpoawa. FRICK. (with Hammer, and boaatihally HaMw..N t e would aak lov oar Letter A ataraiaeo tao eoootal """ w jaaaera ass awaso aiaaoroaad alt t , wan aim aitcBiaaa for light aaaaaraclatkng 'r eawi toe oeiaetplra of laa Maaahaeaarlag chiaes. making, lift ihaut, thatataelaosad elttah aad aro destined la bo aa cekehratod for Family Sewlag aod Hski asanalactariog pu'roti aa ear Jtaaulaetariaa Machine are for manufacturing paraoaoa la general. FAMILY SEW1XO ilACUlNES Are valaablo in proportion tothoaaaber of talng tawy can do welL Seo what our eaa do aoloro making a There is ao doaU aa to too ralus of onr Waeaiao for manufacturing purposes. But It ia only of lata that Lao public teg n to leara tnat tho essential elements ofaava. chiaehest adspto4 to tho hoariest work wenld also bo the elements to bo embodied la a family Maohiaa. It la oaw well aadrettood. t hat oar Letter A Machine la tho only Family Machine ret oferod to tho pablis which a -simplicityrapility. durabilny and ocrtaioty af eor jt actioo. tkhiieasa gaeraitaiag the aewing aaaohiaa people aro candid enough to acAaowledgo that oar sao. chines are anequaled for manufacturing purposee. they arc almost rare to assert la the same breath that Singer 'e 1 Letter A cr Family Machines ar aotaa good aa their'al Thia is a maso trick of tho trade, and wo eoandentiy la. I vite thoe interested ia tho subject to examine for them, j selves, aad aee what wir Letter A Family Macutnee. w Ith t all the recent improvement, aroeapabloof doing. While they will aew tho asoet delicate material to porfecttaa . aa already atated, they aro alsa adapted to light aiaaanae -taring parpoeee, and this, bo it remembered . eaa aot bo said of any of the other Family Machiae yet offered t the public. The Sos I aad 9 Machines aro of great capacity, and appticahio for maaufaoturing parpooeo. thir No. 3 Machines are especially adapted to all kiado of light and heavy Leather work, la tmrrtage Trimmiag. Boot and Shoo Making, Harness Making, Ao. laoy aro of extra aiae. wtthaa area long eaonga to lakeoadar it aad stitch the largest aiaad Iashes. Thoro Is scarcely any part of a Trimmer'a elitching that cannot bo better doao wilh f hem than by band; ao too tho aavlng of time and labor is very great. Tho labia af those Machines la 94 Inrhea loog. and tho aauttle will hold six time aa mock thread aa tho shuttle of thooo aaal fog tailoriog purposes The large machines work as fast as small suet. We have always on hand Hemming Oauges, Silk Twist, Linen and Cotton Thread oa Spools, best Machiae Oil la bottles, oto. We manufacture oar owa Needles, aad woald wara all persons using our machine not to buy any other. Wo know there aro needles avid of tho most Inferior quality at hiiihar prices then w charge for the beat. The needle sold by aa aro manufaclared especially for oar asaehiaeo. A ba-t needle may reader tao working ef the best aiachlo almost useless. Osrr customers tnay rest assured that all our Branch Ofiirex are furnished with th "genuine articles." la ease of small purahasesth money may b teat la postage stamp or bank ootea. 3Correapundeat will pleaa writ their names di tinctly. It is all important that w should ia each caao knew the postomco. county aod Htato. fttr" All peraona reiiuiring Information ahoat Sowing Machines, their sisee. prices, work ing eapacitiea, and tha best methods of purehasiag can obtain It by aeadlog ta as or snj ol ear branch Outoc for a copy ol I. M. SINGER & COS GAZETTE Which is a beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted to the subject. I t will bo sent gratia. It I" have made the ab"vo reduction 1st pricea with the twofold view ol benefitting the puhlla aad ouraelvea. The public have been swindled by spurian machine made in Imitstion cf ours. The metal in them, from Iho iron casting tothe smallest piece is of poor quality.Their makers have not the means to do their work well. They are hid away in secret placet where It would bo Int. possible lo hare at their command th proper moohanial appliances. It la only by doing a great business, aud having extenaive manufacturing estahlishmenta. that good maehines eaa he made at moderate prices. Tha best designed machines, BADLY M iHK. ar always liabl to get out of order; and are sura to coat considerable trouble acd money to keep them ia repair. The quaiities to be looked for in a Machine r,eertlnty ot correct action at all rate or speed, simplicity of construction, great durability and rapidity of operatioa with the least labor. Machines to combine these essential qualities, mutt bo made of the best metal and finish ed to perfection. We have the waya aad meant oa a grand scale to do this. The purchasers ef Machines, whose daily bretd it may concern will find that those having the above qaaiitla aot only work well at rapid as well as slow ratot of spaed but last long in the finest possible working order. Oar machines, as mad by as. wtll earn more money with lata labor than any other, whether In imitation or our' or aot. In fact, they are ehcaperthaa any other maoalaea as a gift. I. M. SISQKK a) X. 58 Broadway, Now York. J. H. WASS0N, Agent, K1CUM0ND.IND. a-J-Lneal Agents Wanted. Jan. Kith, ltfei. Ut IMPORTANT HEWS. B- cfc J."C0FFIW, n A VI NO returned business by the purchase of A. V. BooU'a large stock or Ooods and leased t he spaciosw room known at tho PET LAMB STORE. Resperirully annoanee themselves agaiaaa eandidatea for putilie favor Iu view or the neeeaaitiea or the timet they have adopted and will adher ttrlctiy to th Ready Fay System!! Our stock bat heea purchased previous to the lata great advance ia price, enabling a to offer great Indueemeat to purchasers, w wtll ssil itaptet at nw yark prlooa, and almost everything In the Dress end fancy Ooods line at original Coal! We Mean What We Say! We have secured the services of Tbaddeua Wright, who will be glad to welcome hi aid friend to the aew location; and Kdward Uellla will, a heretofore, preside la th Tailoring Pepartment, whleh we propose to continue a a prouinenl leatnre in tb business. The stock will be kept bright by frequent additions bought for CABII Aad in abort we intend twasak oar't a First Class Dry Ooods House ! aCrrfeatk aa examination of onr stock. b. & . conm Kichmond, Feb. IS, I8C2. . Valuable Properly for Sale: f offer for tale my property la Kalgbtttowa, Usury Co.. consisting of three lots, lying side by side. Oa the west lot there ita large frame hoaae, well finished, well suppli4 with water by well and cistern, th lot Is plaat ed with evergreens, peach, pear, and cherry treea.besides small fruit. The middle lot has oa Itsisull, fortaitle frame hoaae, aod is pleated with apple trees la bearing condition, with abundance of small fruit. Th east lot hat on it a frame building 34 by lofeet, and a stable, and is well set la grass, all enclosed by a aew aad strong palling feuce. The lot will be sold together or separately. Everything pertainingto the three ! I la excellent order, for farther Informatioa apply, oa tha premises. to WILLIAM HACGUToN. May d 19 3m For Sale. VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS. V WO lot frontier: E0 !t- tooth oa K. R. twitb rao1 Ding north to l'vel street, with nearly IrtJ ft. front em taveiitb tt. I so, two lot on tarn block, cornering oa a 14 ft, allay. All there Iota bav the advantage of awiteB oanectiBg with all the R. Boads. Knqutr at Robiaarn'a H.schiaa Workt.Main tt, Ricbmond, Ind. Vet. 12. 44 a TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN WAYNE CO. IND., fWHE farm nonb tI JUcbmooa, foraiarlj owne4 by M. James M. Browa. and containing ahoat 119 acre, aad tha farm noctb-wast of Hichtaond, format . Ivowoedbv Elibn Morrow, aontainina 140 aero ara now for a!e on reasonable terms nd paymstrt. Far perticaUra eppl j to J. P. SllDALU . . Rasbnsond Jane H Hit 7 tf JEIIIEL RAILSBACK, AUorniy at Law and notary Futile RICHMOND, IND.. WTLl attend to th prosoeattoa of b-Brtao It Wayne and adjolalng eoautfeo.and th prompt coileetica of claim. Otse la liaas't bbIWUm a aa a . W ftp ttatrt. -1t WTO feTO&.

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