Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 47, 19 January 1865 — Page 4

ghe IftHaflhtm, RICHMOND, IND Jan. 19. 1865.

A GOOD STORY. a The Old Cartrnan. I hare a little mind to tell a story. That it is brief may he seen at a glance ; that is true I moht mph.atically avow. About five years ago or thereabouts John Ainsley or "Pap Ainsley," as he was familiarly called was the owner ot a handcart, and earned, a living by con veyiag miscellaneous parcels from one section of the city to another, and receiving therefor t'jo reasonable remuneration of 25 cents per load. To designate the occupation in the prosiest manner possible, he was a handcart man, and when not employed he could always be found during working hours at the corner of Montgomery and California street. His hair and" long beard were quit Rray, and his limbs feeble; and if he could not shove as heavy a load through the deep sand, or up the steep grade above him, as the stalwart Teuton on the opposite corner thereby losing many a job and many a dollar, all the light jobs in the neigh borhood fell to his lot, and kind hearted men not unfrequently tiaveled a square or two out of their way to give an easy job to "Tap Ainsley." Four years ago last summer ( I reccollect the month, for I had a note of 1,000 to pay and was compelled to do some pretty sharp financiering to meet it ) having two or three dozen volumes to transfer to my lodgings, I gave "lnp Ainsley" the task of transportation. Arriving at my room just as he had deposited the last armful on tho table, and observing that the old man looked considerably fatigued after climbing three Mights of stairs two or three times, I in vited him to take a glass of brandy a bottle of which I usually kept in my room for medicinal and soporific purposes. Altho' grateful for the invitation, he politely declined; I. urged but he was inflexible I was astonished. "Do you never drink V" "Very eldorn," he replied, dropping into a chair, and wiping the perspiration from his forehead. "Well if you drink at all I insisted, you will not find as fair nn excuse in the next twelve months for indulging, for you appear fatigued and scarcely aide to stand," "To be frank," do not drink now. toxicating liquor said the obi man, "I I have not tasted infor fifteen years, since, "Since when? 1 inquired, tuougnilcssly, observing his hesitation. . The old man told me. .Sixteen years ago he was a well to do farmer, near Syracuse, New York. He had one child, a daughter. While attending a boarding Kchool in that city, then a giilof sixteen years of age, she formed an attachment for a young physician. Acquainting her father with tho circumstances, he Ilatly refused hia consent to a union with a man whom he had never seen, and removing her from school, dispatched a note to the gallant, with the somewhat pointed information that his presence in tho neighlmrhood of the Ainsley farm would not meet wiih favor. The reader of course surmises the resuK, for such a proceeding could have but ouc result. In less than a month there was an elope ment. Tho father loaded his double barrelled ahot gun and swore vengeance, but failing to find the fugitives, he took to the bottle. His good wife implored him not to give way to despair, but he drank the deeper, and accused her of encouraging the elopement. Tn three months his wife died, and at the expira tion of a year, when the young people returned to Syracuso from Connecticut, where they had remained with the parents of the husband, they learned that the old man had sold his farm, squandered the proceed, and was almost destitute. Learning their arrival, Ainsley drank himself into a frenzy, and proceeded to the hotel where lhay were stopping, attacked the husband, wounded him in the arm by a pistol shot, and attempted tho life of his daughter, who happily escaped uninjured through the interposition of persons brought to the spot by the report of the pistol. Ainsley was arrested, tried, mid acquitted on the plea of insanity. The daughter and her husband returned to Connecticut, since which time the father had not heard from thcrn. He was sent to a lunatic asylum, from which he was dismissed after remaining six months. In 151 he came to California. He had followed mining for two years, but, finding his strength unequal to the pursuit, returned to this city, purchased a handcart, and the ret-t is known. "Since then," concluded the old man, bowing his face in his hands in agony, "I have not tasted liquor, nor have I seen my poor child." 1 regretted that I had been so inquisitire, and expressed to tha sutferer the ' sympathy I really felt for him. After j that I seldom passed the corner without i looking for "Tap Ainsley," and never saw him but to think of tho sad story he j had told me. One chilly, drizzly i&y in the Decern- j ber following, a gentleman having pur- t cnsil a small marwe-top laMe at an auction room opposite, proffered to the the old man the job of carrying it to his residence on Stockton street Not wishing to accompany the carrier, he had selected the face probably giving the best assurance of careful delivery of the purchase. Furnished with the number of the house, the old enrtman, after a pretty trying struggle with the steep ascent of California street, reached his destination, and deposited the table in the hall. Lingering a moment, the lady did not surmise toe reason, tinttl he politely informed her that her husband ( for such he took httu to be,) hed probably by accldcnt omitted to settle for the carriage. ' 'Vc'cll, I ill pay you," said the; lady, stepping into an adjoining room. t She returned, and stating that she had ! no small coin In the house, handed the matt a twenty dolbtr piece. He could not make change. "S 6ti wind,.! will call to -morrow," ho said, turning tort. I No,!" replied the ladv glancing! pityingly at Ma whlu loek and trembling j Uraba. I will 9l pot vott to so much j troubre,"' eM the banded tha eota to HrijftVwlth iflitfutUea to is ifihej eoula t it champed at r f tha itoras i cr narkau In th nejghbf t hd i

"Step into the parlor until the girl returns ; the air is chill', and you must be cold," continued the lady. "Come," sha added, as he looked at his attire and hesitated ; "there is a fire in the grate, and no ono there but the children." "It is somewhat chilly," replied the old man, following her into the parlor, and taking a seat near the lire. "Perhaps I may find some silver in the house," said the lady, leaving the room, 'for I fear IJridgct will not succeed in getting the twenty dollar piece changed.' "Come I love little children, r and the child ho,Ld Veen watching him with curiobity, ran from behind the larjre arm chair, and heiitatinply approached. What is your limine, dear Y inquired the cartrnan. 'Maria,' lisped the little one. -.Miiria?' he repeated while the great tears gathered in his eyes ; 'I once had a little girl named Maria, and you look very much like she did.' 'Did you V inquired the child with seeming interest; 'and was her name Maria Eastman, toor' Merciful God!' exclaimed the old man, starting from his chair and dropping into it with his heud bowed uron bis breast. This cannot be ! and yet, why r.ot ?' He caught the child in his arms with an eagerness that frightened her, and gazing into her face uutil he found conviction there, suddenly rose to have the house. I cannot meet her without betraying myself, and I dare not tell her that I am that drunkej father who once attempted to take her life, and perhaps left her husband a cripple,' he groaned, as he hurried toward the door. The little ones were bewildered. "You arc not going?' bid the mother, reappearing, and discovering the old man in the act of leaving the hall. Ho stopped and apparently turned his face, but lacked courage to do aright else. "He said he had a little Maria once

that looked just like me, mother," shouted the child, her eyes sparkling with delight. The knees of the old cartrnan trembled, and he leaned against the door for support. The lady sprang towards him, took him by the arm, and attempted to conduct him to a chair. "IS'o, no!" he exclaimed, "not till you tell me I am forgiven !" "Forgiven for what?" replied the mother, in alarm. "Recognize in me j our wretched father, and I need not tell you !" he faltered. "My poor father,'' she cried, throwing her arms around his neck, "all is forgiven all forgotten V All was forgiven, and the husband when he returned late in the afternoon, was scarcely less rejoiced than his good wife, at the discovery. Whether or not Bridget succeeded in changing the double eagle, I never learned; but this I do know, it took the honest female all of two months to unravel the knot into which the family had tied themselves during her absence. "Pap Ainsley" still keeps his cart, for money would not induc e him to part with it. I peeped into the backyard of Dr. Eastman one day last week, and discovered the old man dragging hid favorite vehicle round the enclosure with his four grandchildren piled promiscuously in it San Fran-ctic-o Km. Fur the I'alladmffl. WRITTEN' OS THE DEATH OF J. K. J. DV JE-N'MK I-ISWOOII. Can it 1 that thou hast th-1 Where the Andrei onward Ird, Tn that purest ralm on hieh. Where our friends will never lio ? Ys, it must, it must, txJ true. Though the dara im very tow, tnnee we met ami t.artod last ; And would that hour had not passed So quioklv by, loti to stay : Kor Ion. it seems tliouirh but a day, 'Till I thy beaming eye will meet, At the Savior ' "merer seat." Ah! cno H be that I Will find. A single chanpe of any kind. Wrought in on ao jrood and puro, One the Angels could allure, Krom this weary world s tv. In their home to always stiv '! No, dearest friend, 1 hope to tin I, Thou o lovely, (food, and kin 1. Just as I saw'thec last on earth. When lull of life, and joy, and mirth. The health bloom thou w as on th v cheek. And thv beauteous eyes could speak To my Wart, more preeions words Than all earth beside a lli cds. When the moment we -should pat. Tressed sad thoughts upon the heart. Thou didst'pp'niin.' i blessed thought ! To keep one lar-e mi 1 sunny spot In thy heart for me alone. (Mean scalding tears at'Te, For neleetinjr to comply With what I uiiejht ' easily ? It was thy firs tan I last request. And Oh ! it wounds my bleeding breast, To think that thru art re.illv gone, And I cannot now respond. Whi'e I'm pleased to think of thef, Wlten from illness thou wast fre. Still iT heart w-ill ever piir". That other hands oseepnc m:t:e, Iid relieve thy arhina I. -a 1 And pvntlv smooth thy living K'l. Oh ! why was I so far away, Vneonscious on that winter day, That thou for whom I coul 1 hive died, (Oh, whr was t not by ihv i.le Was bidding -fA-r frum-is adieu, ' Itiddinfr them their lov renew, ("an emblem", words, or U'tt-rs show, How sad I feci that this is so ? No, these ail fail when dark despair, Is the human bosom's care. We ran but weep, and snd a prayer, To Him who will pur burdens bar, That we mav have at last above, A life of bliss, and holy love." A pro-slavery clergyman was recently travling from New York to Boston Being told that one cf his fellow passengers was Wendell Fhillips, the noted abolitionist, he determined to enter into Conversation. After a few moment's argument he said. "But if you are so opposed to slavery, Mr. Phillips, why don't yon go down South and preach to the rebels?" For the same reason, sir," was the reply, "that you do not go to hell to freach i religion to sinners.' The interocutor sloped. The tatt le Up Key of the Heart If j I had a lock of very complicated con-j etructloti and there was only one koy that i would unlock it. I hould feel very sure j that key was made hy one who understood I the constrnction of that lock. So when I I find that, notwithstanding all the j winding? and my set Hen of Iniquity In the liumau heart, the IiMe nnd the KiMe j Only, Is adapted tvj it throughout, lud is ; able to t'Oietrate its luos-t secret recescs, , I am constrained to bHevc that th ) Isible wtrs nd hy Ifira who "alone I kBoweth the Imart's "of the children of! njen." tt V)(iv, A , I Tit Hon. lUvJd eSbprraan Boardntan, j lore the d'lh of Kn-thpr WMdo, the eldett pfadtti of Yale Co'lffrts '4 ) rfCCtttlf a TUiforc!, c;cnertir'it. . t. I-. tV lis 5 I'-jrn ii ?; ut.?, suit ritiaH at Yale iicf, it 1

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' t.-v;.. i III rVtrKs--J f',? Jimmffl i Is I'ubli-hed in the Warner lluilding. on i . ! Thursday Mornings, j i By HOLLOWAY &. DAVIS, j At $2 per VoliiEiic, i IVVV.VIlI.i: IN IVANt K. i Job Printing-. U'u havo a new I'AV JOHJiKK," ao.I nw fonts of Type of the lati'st .styl.s, Inith plain aild fancy, and are prepared to df work nrat and ejtpedttiou-lv. Patuplilitx, 'ntnlojrno, Coiitttntioiis, Show Hill-, Ilnndbtlls, Illnuks, lo-.( is It.lls ol I, ad Kill llcnd", t'lirds, ntpi, Inveloiif", f'irrnlars, t'hri-k, I.nbli-s, Ac. PRICESFOR WORK REASONABLE. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pliiiaileijiliia, I'emi., A IJenevolent Institution e-fabli.-'.o I by .special endowment for the relief . J'ie Siek an I I'l-tressed. afttiete I w ith Virulent arWKjiidi-mie I b-.-1-es, and esjeeiallv for the cure of ilis-.ts.-s of the Sexual Orpan. 11 K1HCA I, Advice trr ti bv the actinir snrireon to if I all who apj'ly by letter, with a description of thair con !itiin. ape, oerupntion, liabits of life, c and ! in cases ot extreme jx verty, ine.lieiiie.s Turms.iel tree of chnrpe. Valuable report-; on Sjiermatorrhooa and other disea4 ot too svioil ormms. an I on the new remedies em ployed in the 1 'ispensarv. sent t t'n- afflicted, free ot j charjr, 111 sealed letter enveh'Jies. Two or tliree stamp? ' w ill W acci'T'table. ! Adlress lr. J. SK1M.F.N HoT'CHTOX. Acting: Surr"on Howard A.oeiation. No. 2, South Ninth St., 1 l'lnladeljihia. Hr ordor of the directors. j KZIJ A 1. HAIITWIXI., President. 3EO. FAIRCIIH.Ib Swretarv. Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. The undersigned also keep a I.IVKRV. SALE and 1 FKK1) STAHf.K, where the jmhlic will find (rood ' Warns at all t'mes. Carriaces, P.usrL'ii s, Ac. lor Parties, lYivate Fail.es and Weddinsrs. 1'riecs are very rea- : aonable, .jr-if LlVKKV STAlU.F.in the rear of tialt House. rtreai;e is respccttuSlv solicited. KFSSKLL A HKO. . Richmond, Ind., Anjr. 31, K'U. 2M-tf. I THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. ItEACH STUEKT. HUSTON, MASS. (Dircrtly opposite the Ito-ton and Worrtl r Iiai'.ronil I)"iitt.'i The suhscriln-r m st iv-pce'idly informs his friends and tho public, that alter a:i exjvrience of over nine vears as an Assistant at the American House, in this city, he lias lease i up r. very favorable terms the UNITED STATES HOTEL, which has f r a lore; pt rio.l. un 1 r tho able an I popu- ' lar snpi riutcn letice of Col. S; t.i-r. receive.! very lilK-rai jatnitaee. Te un lersitne 1 w ill tn le-.vor t s p rip t'.tc popularity of the E.staWishtnent .s a riKST CLASS ItOTCT.. An ! he solicits your patronajre, a5iiiriiicr you that no exertion nn hi part shsd be w.tntire. to render your stav at his honse i tii com'", rtable an 1 agreeable. 2-J.tf. FK.VMv M. l'KATT. ANOTHER ARRIVAL .At "o. OS In Tain Street. SaJlle II ftriie, Ilridle-;. Trtmli. Collars. Vhip. - Chain. I Iii inc. Horse Cot rrs Hrnhr. Can!'. TlnffHlr, Robes. Cnrrycomhs And a fi-enera! assortment of Saddlery Harclware. WM. I.. r.RADY. C. H. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 2ST otn r y 1 ti 1 li c , OfSre, No. it, -Hain St., evtr llaiao' store. Ji DENTIST, IviolllilOIVcl. Xlld. t',NTAI. fUKlii .i fit l itis ftrcet, .Vc,t tics, er .; Cut tirw and Hay, m zti it. ti r.tv. AU-N t;. ;.,.. f Mra a-J j isHT. it ii. 't .'J IV. I J-l. !

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I UNION CABINET SHOP! -EY- j ZSIa-oii & Son, i Cor., of yinin and Trout S!., Richmond, Ind. rlHOMAS MASOV. rav'nr UVn faf rttrtners'.rp '

fi h!ssa,:n tlie Kuraiture Hus;'n-s- w !i nereifier l-e conducted an-fcr the asmxk firm i iA.-u.S X vN. Tb:r fajiiitic f'-r in mu:.u :ur.::.- ali :i :. : THE BEST OF FURNITURE, re cot surpaieJ ia iLU yi'.v, a . i u; I.;: - t i:ia rei as-soreJ that I.e i- purch-s:n X.v '. ..r;--.i-.s. a J at as low as they c.il :'si'ili b- . S'-rv l, here -r ' where. Trsev are laaoufacsurin IiLREAI'S. ; TAI'.I.KS. i BFDSTTAn?. WAKHKMltrS. ' toelAM.KS. ! Yhmrsw And, iu fact. cvervt' :;i it: f. i sua;.- of ruraiturc. Titer will al kw-n lor .,L? a j-.nvr. a..-. -rtiu. -ut ot Cincinnati-made W rV. T. Iaon, returns hi t -'-r ks to his oi-.i friends i and cu-toBi-.-rs f r ti.e.r ti-r:i:-r I;U.-rJ p:r u-ve, and trnsts it will K- cor.ttr.o.-! : t'..e a--w f.i m. , R et ni-d, -V.v. 1, 1-14. 3.' tf. 1 HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVEEY ds B0VvTEN, MAVE iut r.-ceived a spk-n did assurtnu-tit of Dr. LAMittdliTHVS LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The a Irantajre ' t'.U Tru overaT! .tk.T. j - riivnt t all wtio pt ip'-n tlyin. Its acti.n n in t.ie ' terl ninr.' curvs tiian .il i :':ifi sn-ritij- ffiim Himia ':."u'. 1 i.lli i1! 1 exainiuo t fm. w rit'liifr f.c-v w'.s:i to ruy rr n-ix. i .cy in m- u to anr with ph.nsur". Al.- a title as.ortnsnit ot Shoulder Uracfs, .,r l outh's. Ma!t and lYuid'.c. Sl'IrtKTi:S A. I I i:II HKl'SIII-S-AVEKVA l;OWUX, Main an-I Marua SuM Rii-hm.m J, Ir; I. 'r. l'J, Is'. Stf-tf. I nsnranco ! I FARMERS AND MERCHANT'S mum iwm OfiIICV, I!liaoi:. CAPITA I . tr:J,niO,f?: Available uu ;t lasi all. fjSTKClAh attention iriven to the Insurance of I -'l taeiie 1 Hiveliiuirs. Fai m liuildmirs, and their con tents, including live stock, aaitut I ss or uam ie by Firf or l.ishtnins. Tlie losses sustained and rejHirted to tha Company have all been adjusted promptly to the entire satisfaeti;n of the sutlrrvrg, an 1 ai I long teiore maturity. OFF1CKKS AM) DIRKCTtlliS. W. N'. Cline. Presid rt. Quiner. II.I. im Frank. Vice President. Quincy. I'hilo A. (onilmu, I,evi '. Howell, ' m. Mar-h, . It. ail I'raiik, Secretary, ' (;i:oit.i: w. a i:nt, Jeiioral Aaent, tuiitey. .1. .KOV, Asrnt lor Wat tie Co. Ind. M ireh, 2, l s-U. v J. J. Kt's-KM.. O. W. Kf-sEI.L. RUSSELL & ORO-, UNDERTAKERS, Keep constantly on hand alare ; tuide n.Ttment of ready!!i til of MetaUe and W'oolon manufiictnn'. Thcv ' have also, a iirst class IIKAKS1. and CLOSK CAR'-,' UIAtil'., with which to attend Fm.eraU. t All orders promptly att 'tide 1 t", and charges rcaHonable. ;?():!ice and Shop at IMiioij' old stan 1. jjnxiit: Starr Hall. D. 3 CRAWFORD, I'roprictor of the 0BEE HIVE STORED Is now recc-ivitijr the T.ARfTTf T STnnh' fit? P. R PTQ WAfcVsUW A WAXJWAX J A W A Jk V A two am tiiiji:i: n.v INGRAIN, HEMP AND R AC ! sihaw m.vttim; and i;ros. 2 -s I (tktaix c;hds Of everv d--scrijtion. Oil 'loths. of neat patterns, Iress t.iMKl.s. of newest styles. In fact I am tiyterniined to have t'le ii i ".st stock or coons i tiii; city And Sell as Cheap. Many of my Good? will be sold at old price.public are iuveted to call at Nn 4J Main street Kiehmoii i, June 2, l'bt. Th l.tf RICHMOND DYEING and CLEANINGEstablishment ! ! fJIIK on le-ine 1. havimr jeirchasr-J the Uriel M Itnihlii'ir at the ne-t-endof the Uridjo. he is pre-par-1 t .' all kiads of Dyeins. Wearing apjure. of e-.'ery description, an 1 the finest art: :! js of Vt lvct, 'rapc. shawls. La cos. Ac. can be cleaned and colored in the n"-t desirable manr.?r. at this estatilishment. Stain-. ;reae-9ipots. au.l all kioU soil removed from V. b et. Silk, Ac All artieles cleaned an 1 dyed ',that U'frp taken to pijce if desired. -ALSOCAEPETS, FEATHEES, PLUMES, pr.VNt (ovr. Ac, Cl?an-.L sifOITilXt; and EEPAIHT.Vl es.ntlrr.?n's w eartniT appjrel done in short notice, and' in the best mar.iHr. Also HONNETS dyed any color d -sired. ..S-Cf Very panicnlar attention is ca!le! to his new lr invented style of clivitiin Kid tiloves. White as well s cidorel. v,ithont anv ior and dved. Parc-ls from a dist.mv e carehifb- sent bv Express or j oire rnife. as uistrnctti. Bm.mbtr, the Brick ll-use at the Wcst-cnd of trie Itridre. ' -C. VfdNiLE. Projjrietor. June22,l?5l. IScl.taml, Ind. , lil-ly.) I. Ncrdykc. I'. Jottsaon. ii. Eckel, 2s 0"RDYlCli: & CO., No. 77, Main Street, nicmioNo, ivdhna, m''Ori.D rcspfstrnlir rail W.c retention c.t" their W r.t-.n!cri ctt::--ns?rs. a.-, i the puidic at lare, to their n-j sad ccnkte airtnt of STOVES and TIN-WARE. They Invite pe.riirnkr attention to one of tlvtr lea-1-Sjj C-.k Sb.'v, ca'.ti 'Plie American, hich car.r.t be teV.cl in H:i r-r ar other mat c wiit seli it on TKIAI-. aad L;t a Wst of its m. iti OtJ"V TXCrK TTt lt;--p. Which rar.not be ntceV.ci in H:; r r Ur e ther tr.atke!. M e will sell it on TRIAL, aad L:i x wst.cf ft merit be its oc'y nrcon ttvr- tat; n. I Also, a large lot of other Stoves. Tr-.cT h-.-c pr-v.! .h --ht i-t Wlj fvt wi-rrjl ni.N-l CRTtEJikj' ei evthM. by vTrnr.c !.-s-.??xr r'.-v. rf ti:avw,ft itrt ?4 way bwta -luaKc . trvtse s r 19 . .' t-- t r.-.K fce frvf:r-s i--I-c .-r.n ths iwplrTfBctit hfn r-rtrcre -txe. V a.:., .ir tivs nc''iiv8 . Cf t;S :.sr-.t. Cloth cs-Wringer, Ow,l i T"t few i Wa trs;-4 fittt. ij eaia .lei,w.1 lo s 31 ai S r:" "h-?i,"ici t"sl tl jrsbtvi'.'vfOf (.)., tU sA M wNKWi! 4.1 Hb tis4. ; itsr ' t'-.;-.,t a!! l,,U icfil U uBS x. :kiw U 'S :i- )

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, ' HOSTETTERS (.':'i.ki;katfi STOMACH BITTERS: . a., i ..i . .i:, . r. rr vt.r - a,.. ;.'r,i 'e o L:v?r Cxvels .?. H.Md.,--. .-. I ry - PS . i. r: !,'.' ,. -. .... f ;iir:ts. (.',. ,-T-;r:pti-lUitrnjr Ft v, rs. t -ti-.. and .di fviii;.! u-ii-a.nsir.ff fn-ni I! -iii :c.::-r AV.'.-.k !,.-thtT in' - t ,,- r j ntin'-,-i ! v s; i'l.i" r:t Xothisu that is n t w::,.U'. J: - i-i n.iti:r- i rs jnt-- t'..c n:i t; jivi rost'ira , TF.TTU, ruv.A ii lilTTKKS. TiilS T'T'l-!,i :s r-.j-nlai r-jiar:Ti.-:t n-ut.iins n- niiner.il 'I aiv kiml r.'i b- , "-... ii" w r. ii-ii;u:i: :-m it is a i-om! .111- i : ti"' -f v ei:r.t-ts t' rc.il Kmlsanu.- h,-r.s an 1 dan' - !t;i juriv-t and ta:id'-t f ali dit?'usivo .-'timalanta. ' It is woll tn iv i'..r.-art:cd asiit d:-M. ..l. so t I far astjio luu.tn y-u-m can l - pr. .tv:.' 1 !.v Un-..ui ! imv.:- ;;ih:-t l:u!.l'!:i-s ::-.;! :,,,-! ir 'nuw !..!.- ! ; t:i-.- a:m-'sr.h.-r.. im-wtrt- '.v;(;,-r .in ! . r .Mvrnul jc.i:s-,s. li TKl'i t K'S HlT rFl.'S mav W- r ': 1 on : ' ai aatcuarl. i i.tu.ki.ai iii.i'si 1 I vv.ti: . r r- in i i i . it is tirt'n TOUTl 1 Ult.tiM.ii' :is :l T r, ".,?!' . n-m.-dy. and lii. 'i i !, U win h.-n-i"ii of an ar. u k. i s, t O Ml.m i tti-'M-inds inuu'j'ii-i tu aiaii ti-ni.-.'ivos.! itprmia. tirqua!i- i tit's in adv.,no.. an enrol In' ,i v rv .rief c-iir of ' this: msrvelom m!;. hh. 1-.t aii 1 A-ue ii.itu-nts, t ai'tor U-ns Hoi w:!h tinini'i- Ct i.tl m vain, j . Mt.l tairly satnr.uo 1 w ith t!i.itda!iT..n a!k:!--i I. an I n-.t titst'r. jiavriv n-ti red lf.iit'.i w :!....: a few d.ivs , ihv tiiv.-f Ho'lvtlcr's 1:!!it.. The weak -:01a, ', is rapidly invi-or.it.-1 an t t'.ie ' ; appotit.' re-ton I t : ii s a-roo.i! K- 'i..n.c. an 1 I'.enee , il work- wonders in oi-o-'..;' I i-o -i:i in loss eotij firm.-d :'. r:tis of I inline-lion. Acting as a gentle 4 jaiil luitil- app.-i-:-iit. as wdl as ujM.it ti.e liv.-r. it i al i!iv;ir:i!.v re!.-tve the Constitution sntH-riii- : ; due i hy irr.-,r!r action ol" the dijrsettve and seere . L" "rKJ!lIVrsmis t l i'ii l !e habit, lial.h- to r 011 4ttnl ! I.oivnf-s d Sjiiiii- ;l:id I'll- of l.an-.'iior, i tmd pronij't and iH-rtnanent relief from the Hitters. j 1 iie te.-tiinoiiy on t'.is Joi:it i- nio-t eonelnsive. and irom iK'iU se.ves. Th- :i2-onv of lj.llolls ',ilie i iiieii'itelv as- i !. I by a sine!,. ,j..e of the stinnsh-nt. an 1 by oc- J cas;on:i!ly resort! nej to it. the return of ti.e complaint i may be jnvveiited. ' j As a evneial Tome, tlo-ti Iter"- Hitter jrItire ( f3ect- which liiu-t Is- extH-rivncisl or w ttno-sed tx-fore I j they can he fully apjreeiate I. In ras of iWitr,'..Hrf ' , W-aknris, 1'nm'atvre 7ffyand I'ebility and Deerejii- ! I tuda iuisinjr frmn Old Aae. it exerci-ea the electric j ! inflneiice. hi the 1 oii ahv-cent stae; -s ot all diseases! ! it operates as a delij-hf'nl invit-or.inf. When "the 1 j wers ot nature are ivlj xe ' it ej-erAtc- to re enforce : and re-en-tal.hsh v em. i 1 I.a-t. but not I.a-t. it is Th-- ,!,, ,,,,' menir manniaeture't lroni sound and innocuous mate- ! rials, and entirely five from the acid elements present ! more or e-s in all the or-tiiiarv tonics an I stomachics i of t; - day. " . No familv nie-bcitie has lieen so nniversallv. nnd. it i ; mav ) truly added I 'KSi-.K K I L V I'opuUr iiu tins j 1 intelligent l'ortionof the comniimitT. as 1 lo-totter i inner-. Prej ired by HOSTETTER 4 SMITH. Pittsl.tuy, Pa. !! '.v nil r-rnjrcists, tSr.K-.-r-, and SfTcke .-epers HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMPOUND FI.riK E XTIiACT HCCIir. a Positive . and Sjx-cifie Kem -y for -1: of the I'.ladi'.er, Kidiievs. Cravel. mid l'rojsieal Swellings. ; l'i.ia Medicine inereas -s t'e; jiowcr of Digestion, ami i excites the Ab-oriients int-i healthy action, by which j the Watery or Caleareon- d'-itiims. and all unnatu- ! ral enlarfn.'nients are reduced, as well as pain and in- : (lamination. - j Ileliubold's i:trr.et Itiielni. . Tor Weakness arising from Kx Habits oi , attendee! i ) I i SS! lei t 'o (1 . T a Tl V lildi iscr -tion At i;i , 1 With tl;e tniiiiwi!! s X luptoms: Indl.stto-ition t ) Eieriion. Loss of Power. ! "f. Mim' Ty- nimr-uity of i!reati..nr. c,iK .xerves, 1 reiniilmir. Horror oi I':--:ise, a ke. nil-less , jnit. of i.-ion, t'ain in ti.e back, , I'tlive! al Latitude of the Muscular Sv.-tem. ! Hot Hands, Ehi-htnir .it the lUnlr lrj-nes of tie- Skin, Eruj'iioo- on tue K Tallied Conntnanee. These sy n I'toms. if allowed to e on, which this mc'iieine invariably fmmis, o..n ioilous I.,:,,.,--f,,tity, j.ti,In one f ;vhii'h the Patent in ly expire. Who ran .av thai they are ?k t ;Ve.,n..nt!v f 'll.e.vel by those "l.r. fill I ;.-........" -INS MTY ANI CONSl'V! T!oN." Many are a .ire of the cause of t'er .-utTcr inr, But none will cii'.!i s jlio r ' ord :t tin iusitiio ni linn-. I And melancholy Heaths bv Cosst mpti bear ' ample witTies to the Truth of t.e a-s.rfe'o. i Jps' CntUHtl-J ' tic- -U' i ..- -.'; e.,'.io"e e.OAVU, ' requires the ai l of M ii-.n: ' t.j St:' -.let'i- ii a-i l bii ie-o- ( rate the Sy-i m' Wiich lit lrubold'st extract liili Ini mvariahlr ' d-' , A Tr:.tl will c-'itiv ince the ni -t skej.tieal. i'i:.iiai.i--i'i:.mai.i ri:M v r.i:s. In m my At"eti"ns pecui.r to F.-ir,ales, the Extrt Ht'inr is in e';i:.i:le ! hy ,-ny .;.r r-ni I y . as in Cider or iicleiiti. n. Irr-enl.ir i ;. . r.iitiJiilness, or Snppre-:.-!i Cit-toniry Ev.n .jt;..n... I i er.ited or Seirr'eo,-,. ;.it' ' t t..e I frits. 1. .n, v..rr!.. i or Whites tariiitr. an I i'.-r all compUint, it.--; tent to t sex wl.oti.ex ri -i.iir tr.-:n in-h.-erti- n il..1 it- of iV'sipa tion, or in the DECLINE "li CHANGE OK I.IEE. : : Take no mci:e R-i!snm. .Mercury, or nn plea-anl .'lodu itics tor iiikiiU a-.-mt and dtin serous dis(-as fc. HELMBOI-Ii'S EXTRACT W'cHC AND IMRnOVy.D l;o-K WASH t i l.i s srx ht:t i)isr.i. In ail ffnir Stiir. . Little or uj c'ojr.e in I1..:. At litt'e ETpv.t:re. No inconvenience. .C.. E.'f. It causes a fatigu, r.t U .r- n-i jives strenrth to -L'rmate. thervhy kuiovi;; '--tri; -. :.- a a. I'r- vci;t- and . Ci;r9 Jftmet .re oftlw L'rethra. alla.viiv I'atn an I ' lati-mini-io' r. -- ir.siu at in u.e (Lis r.t diessi-s, and stv-li'.ry a".! J' -i-oiK us, hi-eas.-d an-t noniiit Mst,..-e. , Thoiisaa.ii upon Th'.'t-f.n 1? who hav, sn the vie. lims of yui k. arid who 1 -e paid heavy fee. to cured in a ?!nrt t'r; iia v,. j.mti-1 tjje wtro i .'ccive-1, and that t'..e "l1ii'N'T hi, ly t ! -rowerful Astringents," 1 t. dried up in t")-; system, to hreak ' out in an ajrsTvvatai,: torm, a?.-l i- r.-.jps af'.-T Mar- , riafrc I r. IlEijrioi-r's Fstb trr J;rc;.- f-.r ;! aJectkm I and dier' r-f t'KlNAkV f!W VNS, whether eti-tis? ia MALE, or FL.MALE. fr in r. !.;..evpr ca"se ; orin-ititi' an i n matter i f iI'W ' ONi; ?TANi- : INt. i';.e i- - ' :' f 'r.-i- ; r- rrf - ' - a, i -f a Iin : relic. II ImholiI. Hi tract nu'hn is the erf.tl Dinretie.'aiii reruiat t ti.o sirod fT.-ct in aU v nu.-. ." r rc''if it f- f '.w -s1 f Eridcace tL u:- -t r- 'tii: arid ri-rssn;iJ Uiir ) ter w i:l a-er n-.t-ar v the ire;-i:-:rn-. I'rice iHt per Ilotlle. or vt for .WW. tc! vers.i a Ad-lra-s. secwreir jvs.;Jw,i ft-m cbr i ati-n. i rlrts fIn3r'l..I(.riH V A '.r- flrli. AAircsii . tt. t-. f --;'Vr. '- II. II. Iic.IJ4Uot.J. liert. I )fi -.-i:- T.--t', .. , .-. t fcstnat. iVti . UrTT.JfeOl I'j if.s fi. t? Uroftd', "- . "W.-.r Vcrk. mjc,v.r tn ','.. ""f iKs;r fi ci..iT H'-rtiV-id's rri---i!-rj--s, " ;.,t. .; ;.e . ... " " " ?f-? .-'t. , ,-; V.- ' , ' vth , if.T. rv.iafT v. t pvr:trt: --v AXt) AVnrji !i!rrf:Tiy,,s AM'Ji-Ofl K.

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SEASONED LUMBER! TOR SALE. Ar.-I a h- a t'.ie .sawecAu be brought in this nurket. : The undersicnM oft-rs for Mle his NEW TWOAImi. Pine l.iiinb. r. shiiiulci , I'ltHirin?, , STOIiY IIKICK HlE,- the fourth house North l.ii'h, Ac Ai-. i of the corner of Main and Mirion ast aide, on --O-S; x:h Street, one i-po-nv s.;utl. of Main. Rich- . MJr4on st, the fnmt of loch is m.w ocrvnW br in. ;l 1, In I. t...U. Mil in A ; o. , j,lv, - V j " Itf s!l';mker s sijoji. There are seven menu and a '' " ' ' " " " ' Kiiclien two jrrnxl - l.s aji-l an eseelh-nt cistern n mmm i fruit trees and a jfinvl jfanlen. Fine "Watches and Jewelry, ; Purchasers are invito! H call and rxvmine tho

Iir't Irom the Manufacturer. C,..ld! li.ld! W 4teh s : Wab !..- ! Jewelry! .1 e wo 1 r v ! Toe ci v iVi 1 T.h v. rv Pk'.I Ti.-n-rv i'1: Mv-!! Th 1 erv chea est At C. A. l'iek.i..-n's .l.'Hvlr. Sin-. No. 36 Main tret. Uiehmotid. In 1. New Stock of Jewelry, &c. StS II a w-Tl1l'riVIt . 15. 18 3 if JfI, iTsV- , . it - . i C -.-r Has just received a ff-fZ?r:? Sr'- i .f. v . v vTvv ivr Stock of .Irwrlrv, 'v.l is v vTo which he invites the attention of j.nrchascrs . WATI IIIX LtH'hS. HltKAST TleiS, l'.ar nnd I 'in ire r Kins, (ioltl Chains, At-., jk.r., Of tie' latest style and of the finest finish. AH arti- t c!es sold ivarr-int 'd to be a-, n-i'i-esentisl. Watch and j Clock rep. lone on the shortest notice, ami warrvtitod tob-well done. Thankful for past favors a con- ; tinned iatrnae is respectfully Miliciled. j o. I, V-st Main Sireel, oiii'ilnot West of tin mil's suit r Store. Jan 27. 1S64.. 42.-dtf. NEW STOCK Jewelry, Watches, Notions, MMilill III Mis, a l.irue assortment of IMnted . .,. . . . j i-iii ( i inim " nys nine. poons; .'iiiMcui ins ,s, rtc. . ... rt . . . : .n assorinieni oi .-.m-t-t .iiisii- constantly on hand. Jan. 27, 1-W4. K. H. DICKINSON, No. 41, Main-st., Kichniond, Ind. 3fitf it it . j , ; a ii ii i: tso . n.S KEMOVKI. TO CHA'S PRICE'S NEW lil.OCK, '. 7, North Srvr-nfh Street. Richmond. Jan. 2, l-"t. 4 tf FAMILY DYE COLORS. Intented cf. 13, Rl.vk, l;i;. k for Silk, l'.irk Bin... I.itrl.t l;le. Eren h lilue. Clar.-t Jlrown. Itark T'.r mn, I.iirht lirow n, Snutf Hn.w n, Cherry, Crimson, flark Ilrah, l.ieht lrh, K.m n lra, l.ijrht Ka n lrah I lark Creen, fAS I.iifht Creen, .Miiswnta. (. A o Maize, I urj.le, Kocal I'lirjde, Salmon, Slat-. Solf.-rino, V,..W-t, fiE f J Ve!lo , For iKeinp Silk. Woolen an 1 Mixed tJoods, Sliawls, -ear' l're,s. l.ihlio.i-. .'. -.it., l,otin. t.s. Hats, heathers. Kid . loves. Chil Iren'.s Clothinr, and all kinds of earu.K Apparel C I tniT At? Cfl npn PCHTTi OAVihU UP OU CCiV b,lM 1 ! r , , , . Ft- 2., cents yn rn .. as many g H as would otte rw I s. cost live tilii - tU-it sum. armus shade can t. pri-l ie d from tlie s;,i;i - .Ire. The process is FimOe. and anv one ran nv tie- .lye with p rIW-t success. f Iireet.or,s m Ln-Ii'O, t ri nit au'i rnian, inside ol eaeli pa. k iir'. For furth'-r infonuat'on in I'y oi. and riving a perfect kn"n !!." wii.it colors area l.ipted todv with .thers. with many va'u.ihie r c:p . purchase llo-.ve A StcI ti-' Tr.-ati. -i n lye:n? and Cloniiff. ?y-nt by on receipt ! price It'o nt.. f w.nf;i'-1nrd hr HOWE A STEVENS, J 2'o Hroadway. IJoston. ' For sale hv drnyist and dealers p ujraillr. j ' 43.--.1t NEW DRUG STOHE. J, E. AVERT 6c CO. ItF.ALEhS IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, IJy tat-.. Con! Oil I..noir, Soaps. Ierfd tneri, nad I'aatj A i tnlti enerll 1 1 ALiO or Pure Wines & Liquors umi Ai.ti i vsfc.-. j Patsnt aai Pj-oprietary Mdicins j Cjrrcr of Main e-J SIsri?n Atmts. I?ftnvrjen, I.vn. i 'rtc I-lf. Ouu ? n& K'iUrr Sottlh f'rsftVlta ?tef, Sst nAi, Wtsa Jail WajMUt

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KELLY'S. IFRriHrilY, neciallr for holUdar rifts, at I'Ll'MMER KELLY'S. riHirn I'll H" tr tf J?uach or TIKHiuikL. at I I'M'MMER A KELLY'S, 1 TFNT IKHIl I X, a full assx.rtu.eot, at 11 I M.MEIi A KELLY'S. II K. TM I.irr so iIS, Ura assortment at I'Ll'MUEK A KELt.Y'S. fsKMiNK mi::n i:rTMrTrMi J T A HI.frT. .V III.M UIIITK. at I LI MWEKJt KELLY'S. - lt;MUt III.t, White and rink, mt Ti I'LL' U UK K A KKLLVS. fflXTII. HAIR A CI.OTII HRl MIKsTiil 1 I I.rMVEK A KELLY'S. (OMRs, Itorv.l.'nf IVrrbn, Horn K ShelT ' at Pl.t MMEK1 KELLY'S. Valuable Business Honse pnrmses, when terms nil! be mi le known, w hich will be rioa-ibio . JOSEPH MAUVNO. lochnienl Ind., Sept. 14, 1-vlL CO-tf i ' The FALL Hat Fashions! S ,-.tu i ; a t... w h .iii, uiiii.'o.ttiHi lias mst received bulla w ; FALt 'Xts, 1. : tonhieh he inriUs tl at-ftVSc i tentionof .11 who .nnuW - . in lulk-e in the latest fsh- ! Mm- '- the Hal an.l t j Cap St -re of ' JOHN SI EKKIVS. IDtf EZRA NYE, 8c B R O ., HKtlKKa IS Stoves and Hollow Ware, I'lnin, Presel, anil Jnpaneil Tinanrr. Also, Ap-nts for the Sale of tlio Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Manufacturers of nil kinds of TIX A!l SIIKirT-IKON OHKt Tin nmi l-im ox.i Put in Onirr. ,erAll orders for Sjxmtine;, Cutters and Valleva, attended to with rompl,iess. Store apioinitiir Scol fa Furniture Kooms, near th Ocpot, Ki. hiiuin I, Indiana, Jan. ?7, Itf ! New Stock of Hardware! fBlIir. snhscriner havnifr just rctiirne.1 from er I York, takes thu opportunity tointorm his frienda and tlie pnblic that he w ill mm be in receipt of a freah j si.K-a oi j Ilardnnre, Cutlery, niN, f nrriae Trim- ! Which he is disposed to sell cheap. Fleaae call ami ) nee before purchasing elsewhere, j IHVAN REED. ( Aus;. 2i, 1464. 4U If. f ' i MADAME ZADOCK PORTER'S Curative Cough Balsam! r K if A 60 CTS., VVM IIOT1 Lli The Hesi, Chenjiest and moot i-ffeelnnl llr in d, lor C'fuKh, Coldn. Ae., the World hut ever prodneed, I'nri ly VeittHble, ronlnius SO Ml M I'll A I.N, or nlher ii:i.irn:iiioi s iiti ;s. The Curative Hal sum la warranted, if used aeconlinsr li din-ctions, to cure in all t . , ! cascs,viniirns.v.fiaa,vi noon- ! in-l onsrh, A.thma. and all w BrJ;.r,ini, of the Thr(mt ana lilti7S Mnilainr Zndoc Port er' llalsnni, is a rt'REi Vr.OKTABI.lt KlfECTOHaKT pro parcst with creat care and scientific skill, from a conihination of the Ix-st remedies tho vesretahle kinirdom atfonls Its relui'dial cpialities art has- J' ed on its fover t' assist tlio If! health v and vijforons rirculation of the lili.nt thmnph the ' f lunini- It enlivens the tiinw- I ' rles and assists the skin to perform the duties of rojrula- 1 tin? the heat of the system, J and in tf-ntlv throwing fl the waste substance? i-om the surface of the Isslv. It looKens phlegm, induces fn-e spitting ant Rill le ton ml very aTeendle M the tasie. It is not violent remedy, hole ruollient, warminfr, m ar. hinjr and effective, can I taken by the oldest erson or tlie young' est ci.il-t. J Hmlamp Zndoc Porter' Curntivc IlnlsHm j is u" new and untried medicine, but has lieen used by j the puhlic for the past 22 years, with unparalled auccess, lina aequired t present exU-naive an.1 lareir in. cr -asm sale, w!Mri.y l.v lx-inir rec mi men led hv thoso who have nsud it to tliefr alUictcd fru.uds and other. If yon hate Cold, if ever so slight, do not fail to pive tlie Ii.its.irn a trial, as tlie very low priee l which it in I -ri ., . . j I. .- ..... . !... mav aln-ava ktvn it ronrenii-ni for iiso. TlM.limi.l,nu , of a2rent botttcwill oft.tn prove to boworth one'hnnj rfr,,l titre-s its cost. I ,,e I'"' "T'lh anr other. Ak for Mud ame Xadoc Portprs lou(h llaham, iwist on having it. and take no oUht; if voor UrnnimX doe jf. hnV(. ,,im an,, H" jt fnf Tf , ' i " l'J " amgirwu at MUD ti per bottle. IMI.I, Hrnil.E, Prop'rs. 21s GKKza'wicu sraarr, ' muc s. ly. Notions and Fancy Goods. Emswiler & Crocker, 11, ,llTaiii-sfM PEAI.KIH 15 ronncs, im.mitic aso fancv otions, IToy.s, Willow-Ware, Children's Wagons, Ai.no rnHerahirta, Traers, Olovjs, Il'jaiery, ITTods, N'uhias, Marfs, Ac, Ac, Ac, Ail of which off tn t Trade, tivl t'.io pnb'.ia (renerally, at Wholesale or Retail at micrs to scit tub timei. T.-t rctre.tfti!y inruc Ite attr nUtm cf pirrhakt X.1 t-.it rnr ennplete stock. Onodt U1 be iiiiwa with pleasure, ttA rw ptp aparl tn HUt atiUra (araf!n. fchid,t-d.,Oet.,th, 33.m JOHN C. WHITRIOGE. Attorney at Law & Notary, STARK It AH- m'tl.tlfJ, Richmond, Irtd? jr.s. i - - -1 .-I i . 500 to 1000 Buahela of Ooka I?n "At.f. AT TItS 0A4 Trie., St j eni f HtW,

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