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RICHMOND,IKD; March 30. 1865. Joe Borers' Wedding. In the country of- . "awav un in the muo)Uiua boasts ana of -tLe. best judges in California. . On the bench he is firm, decided and prompt, not caring a snap of the finger for th applause of friend or the muttering of enemies. He is, poihaps, the. most demoted man to the law in all creation, and has. his head o full of what he terms "judicial talk," that lie not unfrequently find himweir making learned charges and passiuj sentences outaide the court-room. On a recent occasion, the judgf was 1 called on to exercise the "power and authority in him veated," in the case of a young couple who desired wedlock. Of course he consented to . perform the pleasant duty, and on the appointed evening was promptly on hand at the hour at which the aifair was to come off. The room wa crowded with the fashion and beauty of the town, and none looked more dignified and happy than the judge Kitiinelf, who wm dressed within an inch of his life. ' . It in customary, on occasions of the kind referred to, for the good folks of the mountain towns to pass around the vrfne quite freely, to their everlasting discredit, we will add, they consider it no harm for one to manifest his interest in the joyous event by getting 'lively." The Judge is an ardent admirer of the fair sex, having in the course of life led the third one to the altar. To use his own language, he is a great "believer iu we.ldings,".iand that he should become a little mellow amid the glorious actnes.of the evening, was not to be wondered at by those who knew him intimately. He had the weakness of all judge La would take his 'tod." The wine had been passed round and Ttmnd and round the music had ceased the time for making Joseph Uowcrs and Nancy" Harkins one had arrived. Every heart throbbed with the most delightful emotions. The young gentle men desired to know how Joe would stuiJ it, and the young ladies were anxifctt to see how Nancy would stand the anxious shock.- Others again, who had ti - y ' i closely noticed tho turn of atTairs during thtf evening, fixed their attention upon the Judge, to see how he would come out of the scrape. t length the trying moment was announced; tho judge rose very cautiously from the chair which he occupied in one corner of the room, and, casting his uyts over tho company, he singled out the sheriff of the county, who was present as an invited guest. The judge had just Imbibed enough to make him forget the nature of his business. He was full of his "judicial talk," and required nothing but the presence of tho sheriff to ht:rt him. Looking sternly at that olllcer, he shouted "Mr. Sheriff, open the court, and call to order." "A general twitter followed this command, in the midst of which the sheriff took the "court" by Iho arm, and led him to his scot iu the corner, at the same time informing the august personage of the mistake. Everything bid fair for a pleasant and Hudden termination of the affair, until another annoyance, which was nothing else than th absence of tho bridegroom, was observed. It turned out that he had just utepped across the street to join his friends in a parting drink ; but before his return some old -blooded wag had whispered intli?ar of our old fogy the causo of ihe 'delay of the proceedings.' Instantly the chair in the coi ner moved, nnd in that direction all eyes were fixed "Sheriff," - slowly bawled tho judge, "bring Joe into court on a supenar," (the Judge had his own way of pronouncing the word;) theji Addressing the bride, who stood in tire foreground and hung her head iri deep confusion, he added ; 'I s'pote you arc the plaintiff? Well, don't take on. Jnnoceuce and virtue will be protected in this court." This was' the. saddest blunder of all. The judge was again made to see his mistake, and would have locn considerably set back, had it not been for a corrective in the shape ef "forty drops of ,the critter' which Tie instantly applied. In a few moments all was ready in right down earnest. The bridegroom fiad arrived full of Joy. The excitement was intense. He evidently felt every inch a Judge. "J-o it-ewers," commenced the man of law, in that distressing style of speech with ' which he was invariably tretfWed when under the influence of liquor, "J o B owers, stand up. Have yon anything to s-s-ay why s-s-sen-ionco "Stop, stop, stop, judge," shouted the 'sheriff, from the back part of the room; "you nrik not going to hang the man but marry him." wIThe Judge drew a long breath and blinked Vapidly, but stood his ground well. Recovering himself he proceeded ,,""J-o B-owers, do you take Nancy H-Harkins for y-j'our wife, so help you God.'! -."".: Tlu was a tolerable effort, and Joe nodded assent. , "N-Naacy Harkens, it now remains for this C-Court to " Here the sheriff again interrupted the judge, remiuding him f the real business of the evening. MU N-Nancy," resumed the judge, after being ot aright, "d d-d y-you take , Joe B Bowers far a husband, t to the best of your know ledge and belief, or d do you not ?" ! Yod can bet I will, softly answered the light-Lear ted Xancy. The judge then took the hands of the , happy couple, and joining them, wound tip as follow ; j - "It bow , remains ... for this h-here . C-Court to pronounce you J-oe B- Bowers and y-you Nancy Harkens, man and wife; and (here the judge paused to . wipe the "perspiration from his - face,) ra-may G-God Ormity h-have mercy on y your s-souls ! Sheriff, remove the cul--The company roared. The ' sheriff was taken with - a leaving. The jn&tge let himself out loose to a glasa of apple jack.It was tha: greatest wedding ever ..witnessed..., . It , , u T r-rVrre'Soato, W-Sctvir of the foiled State ' and ex-rebel ambassador, left Havana early the present

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A practical application of electricity in an altogether new direction has just been made by a telegraphic engineer at Lausanne, and seems really to promise very valuable results.' Mr. Cauderay, the gentleman in question, has found that the electric .current is capable of performing readily andcheaply an operation which, as practised hitherto, has been one of the most unhealthy wiihin the whole range of the industrial arts, namely, that of sharpening the points of pins and needles..:. He first observed that if a thitvwira connected with the negative pole of a galvanic battery, aad so forming a; negative 'electrode, be passed through its bottomunto a vessel containing water slightly acidulated, and another similar wire connected with the i positive ' pole of the battery, and so forming a positive electrode, enter by ; the mouth of the vessel, and pass down into the acidulated liquid until its point is within the sixteenth of an inch or so of that of the negative wire, each wire being placed vertically, and the one exactly above the other, the circuit will be completed. Although the battery may consist only of a single, cell, by the aid of the small quantity of acidulated liquid between the extremities of the two electrodes, a current will thus pass, and within a few minutes the lower extremity of upper wire or positive electrode will have become perfectly conical, the fineness of tho point of the cone depending on the thickness of the wire, the metal it is made of, and the particular acid used. Experiments suggested by this observation resulted in the discovery that precisely the same phenomenon would occur in the case of each, if, instead of a single wire, a bundle consisting of a great many wires were used as the positive electrode. The applicability of this discovery to the sharpening of pins and neebles as a manufacturing process.seenis to have been thoroughly tested, and we are told that the pointing of these implements by electric agency requires so little battery power when practised on the great scale, that it -is materially cheaper than tho old method of pointing them, while the points obtained are much more perfect than have ever been got by grinding. That tedious process, the fine metallic powder disengaged during which is so injurious to the workmen engaged iu it, despite all the precautions they can take, would thus seem to be really doomed at last. Mechanics' Mayatine. SiNGiLAii Epitaph. The following in scription is on a grave-stone iu Williamsport, I'a. : - ' "Sacred to the Memory of Henry Harris Bom june'JT 1831 of Henry Harris t Jane his Wife. Died on the 4th of May 137 by the kick of a colt in his bowels peaceable and quiet, a Friend to his Father fc Mother & respected by all who knew him " and went to the world where horses can't kick where sorrows and weeping is no more." A SisoiLAii Cnincii Skbvice. Near the close of a sermon iu an African church at Mitchelville, S. C, and just before the singing of. the last hymn. Gen. LittleGeld, the military commandant of Hilton Head Island, appeared on the platform in front of the pulpit, and gave the congregation a lecturo on their want of attention to the sanitary condition of the village. He told them that themajotity of the families were altogether indifferent as to personal cleauliness, and that some of the houses were not tit for cattle to live in. He declared it to be his intention, hereafter, to have those washed who would not wash themselves, and to compel families to clean houses at least twice a week. He wound up his discourse by plainly informing his congregation that they had got to use more soap and water, and thathe should appoint a commission to inspect them. After this declaration the hymn, was sung, the benediction pronounced, and the congregation dispersed. From this incident it may be inferred that the spiritual purity of the negroes in that vicinity has received more attention than their bodily cleanliness. Old Johx Adams. Mr. Webster visited Mr. Adams a short time before his death, found him reclining on a sofa, evidently in feeble health. He remarked to Mr. Adams : "I am glad to see you 6ir, and I hope you are getting along pretty well !" Mr. A. replied in the following Cgurativc language : "Ah, sir, qnite tho contrary. I find I am a poor tenant, occup5'ing a house much shattered by time. It alwa-s trembles with every wind, and what is worse sir, the landlord, as near as I can find out, don't intend to make any repairs."Scietiti'fic American. Horrible Death. The most horrible death overtook Godfrey Schultz while on his way to Warren, Pa., a few ilaysairo. A collision took place and grasping his carpet bag he tried to make his escape from the car in which he was riding. Just then the baggage car came rushing in throngh the car, and before he could release himself he was jammed in between two seats. The car was in flames. Every effort was made to release him from his frightful position, but, without avail, He cried in his agony to those who where near him not to let him perish, but they were powerless. Largs qnanfifies of . snow were thrown in through the window of tb- burning cary and with desperate energy , he stooped, down, .gathered it with his hands and applied it to his faco and bodyj One man worked his way into the car but could not reach the helpless victim, and was got out with great difficulty after having been badly burned. Bat the merciless flames continued to wrap the unfortunate man in their frills, and for twenty miftutes he was clothed in fire before the soul deserted 'the veriest cinder of a body. He was a man of great strength and vitality, and his suffering no pen can adeqHately describe. Lafayette Courier: Fifteen roanx female i-hjsiciana were eraiaatnd from the New York Medical College for women oa VI edaeadav last. . , , - The amount apprririated br Coocress for the new coatum hos at i'ortl&ad He,ni to feeexpeaded Uu9 year, fiJuw.

raniiia Is Pablished ia the Warmer Baildiag-, a Thursday nornings, By HOLLO WAY & DAVIS, At 52 per Volume, PAYABI.KIH ADVANCE. Job Printing. We have a new "DAY JOBBER," aoJ new fonts of Type of the latest style, both plain and fancy, and are prepare! to do work neat and expeditiously. Pamphlets, Catalogues, Constitution, Show Bill, Handbills, Blanks Posters, 7. m. PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. D. Nordvke. P. Jolmson. C. Eckel. "NORDYKE & CO. : No. 77, Main Street, ". RICHMOND, IXDIAXA, WVrOL'LD respectfully call (he attention of their WW numerous customer:), and tW public at larire, to ttieir fine and complete assortment of STOVES and TIN-WARE. Tlicy iuvite prirucular atteution to uue of tlitir leading Cook Stoves, called Tlie .ixieiicaxL, . Which cannot be CT-lle4 in this or anr other market. We will sell it ou TK1AL, and let a lest uf its uterus be its only recommendation. Also, a large lot of other Stoves. They have purchased the riirht of Wayne co. for manufacturing HANUlXti tJUfTERS, by a new method, by which the seanis are locked together instead of being lapped, as in the old way ; thus making a more substantial job.and one that is not likely to break by freerinp. l'lease examine this improvement tit-fore contracting elsewhere. We also Lave the exclusive riht f'r tiie sale of the best Clothes-Wringer, That ha yet been bronsrht ont. It can bo adjusted to any kind of ressel, nnd is so constructed that it cannot get orT ok uKUER. Call and see the article, ami lie convinced. We do promptlr nil kinds of JOB WORK such as Slate Rooting-, Tin Itooting, Cornice, Spouting, Vallevs. and Hanine Gutters. Richmond, May 4th, lti4. The Spring Hat Fashions! THE undcrsifrnetl has just received his new Spring Stvle of II ATS, to which he invites tlie attention of all who would indulir in tlie latest fash ion. Call at the llat and -- Cap Store of JOIIX SCFFR1XS. Richmond, Ind., March 23, US. WI.NSI.OWS Soothing Syrup, for Ihuurens leeUiioz. ror sale ri I'LL MilKk 4 KELLY. . FANCY STORE! A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Fancy Goods and Dress TrimmingSf PATTERNS for Ladies nnd JliMt wear. Also, llutteru ick's Celebrated Patterns for BOYS CLOTH IXC TOYS ALWAYS ON HAND At MRS. E. STALEY S.j Xo. 72, .Vfaiu Street. Richmond, Feb. 9, 1835. 50-Sm. ' Great Gift Distribution.-, 250,000! Watcher, Chain, Diamond Kins. &:c. ) Worth over One Million Dollar-?! All to be Sold for One Dollar eac h ! I Without. Keenrd to Value. Not to be paid tor mi- ; til you Know What you are to Receive. SPLENDID LIST OP ARTICLES. ALL TO BE SOLI) FOR 1 00 EACH. 250 Gents' Gold Huntinp-Case Watches $50 t i J 150 250 Ladies' Gold and Euanicled Case Watches $.15 ' to $70. ! 500 Gents' Iliintinij-Case Silver Watches 35 " 70 i 100 i 30 S 1 200 Piamond Kin)rs 50 2.000 Gold Vest and Xeck Chains 15 3,000 Gold Oval 11a n J Bracelets 4 ' 5.000 Chased Gold Kracek-ts 5 ' 10 2,000 Chatelaine Chains and Guard Chains 7,000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches----2.000 Lava and Florentine Brooches 5.000 Coi-il. Opal and Emerald Bronchi6,000 Mosaic, Jet. Lava, and Florentine Ear I'rops 7,500 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Eur Props 4.000 California Piamond Hreast Pins 3.000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Kevs 4.000 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides 5,000 Sets of Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Stnds. etc - 3.000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc 5 " 4 4 4 " 20 10 6 S 4 " 50" 3 " 3 4 " 10 8 10 10,000 Miniature Lockets 4.000 " Maric Spring---3,0tH Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc--- . 5.000 llain Gold Kinps 5.000 Chased Gold Rimrs 2 50 " 3 " 2 " - . 4 " 4 " 3 20 S 10 10 10 10 15 15 10 s 19 50 50 50 10.000 Stone St and Signet Iiinirs 2 50 " 10.000 Calurtmia Piamond lUns 2" 7.50 Sets Ladies' Jewelrr Jet and Gold 5 " 6,000 Sets Ladies Jen elrv Cameo, Pearl etc -- 4 " 10,000 Gold Pens. Silver Extension Holders and Pencils ... 4" 10,000 Gold Fens and Gold Mounted Holders 3 " 5,000 Gv.ld Pens and Gold Extension Holders --- 6 u 5.000 Silver Goblets and Prinking Cups 5 3.000 Silver Castors 15" 2.000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets 20 " Messrs. T. H. QAYGHAX CO., 116 BroaJwar, New York. extervire manufacturers and importers of all tbo leader and most fasiantiahiaStrles J-f Watches and Jewelry, desirin? to increase their business to aa unlimited extent have resolved npon a Great iLinimu, saom-i wo inc vffnianras tmiowmji : j Certificates, naming each article, and its value, are ! placed in Sealed Envelope, an-1 well mixsd. One cf j these envelopes will be sent by mail to anv address on f receipt of 25 cents. j All Articles Sold at One Dollar Each. Without Regard to Value t-rt O rrcerr line CertfSeate ya' seewhaf rou ! are pinj to hire, and then it is at your option to seoJ ! the dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers mar I thus obtain a GoW Watch, Paamood Rht or an v Set of Jewelrr on our list for ONE POLLAR, and in no I cue can they ret less than One rWfcr-nr-wth. as j there are no blanks. The priee of Certificates is as I fellow t ' , One for 15 rents ; fire for $1 ; eleven far $2 : thirtr I for j; sixtr-fire for $ 10; one hand red for $15. i ' Ajrents will be allowed ten cents on every Certificate 1 ordered by tbetn, provided their remittance amounts to j One Pollar. Apents will collect 25 cents for everr ! Certificate, and remit 15 cents to us. either in cash or 1 postigv stamps. j I. H. GArOHAX ICO i ' IM Hroadu ay. 5ev Torfc. I

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Ft 10,000 Tons cf Flax r-StranwvJ The subscribers bare taken the mill on the Willia msburjr Pike, formerly used as a paper mill by J. Thistlethwaite, where theV intend niBfactrirtjt flax cotton; And will purchase all the flax stra offered, either in larpe or small quantities, and will par a liberal price in cash for the same delivered at the mill. WHIDDIT, liKOWS t CO. Richmond, lad., Jan. IVW.- T r ". 3m. - RICHMOND DYEING and CLEANING Establishment ! ! THE andrsitned, baring .purchased the Brick Building at tije west-end of the Bridtre, be is prepared to do all kinds tY Iycine. Wearing appare. of every description, and the finest articles of elvet. Crape, shawls. Laces, 4c., can be cleaned and col'red in me most desirable manner, at tbis e.-itaUlishment. Staiu. reae-Spot), and all kinds soil removed from Velvet, Silk, Ac. All articles cleaned and dyed without heir.g taken to pieces if desired. ALiiO CARPETS, FEATHEES, FLUMES, PIANO COVERS, Ac, Cleaned. SCOCRIXO and REPAIRING pentlemen's weanur apparvldooe in short notice, and in the bet manner. Also HOXXETS dyed any cdor desin-d. Jff Very particular attention is called to his newly invented style of ck-aninjr Kid Gloves. White as well as colored, lithfiut any odor and dyed. Parcels from a distance carefully sent by Express or otherwise, as instructed. " na , Remember, the Brick Iloiue at the Vest-end of the Bridire. C. WIXKLK, Proprietor. June 22, 161. Kichmund, lnd. ( l-ly.) A lnionds, nts, Ac, 2oo lbs, Almonds. 200 " Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, etc. SIMainSt. G. W. BARXEri t CO. EZRA NYE, & BRO.; DKXLEKS IN Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, Pressed, and Japuuotl Tinware. Also, Agents for the Safe of tlie Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Manufacturers of all kinds of TI A XD SIIEET-IROX WORK t Tin and Iron Itoofa Put irt Otih r. orders for Spouting, Gutters and Valleys, attended to with promptness. Store apjoinin-r Scoit's Furniture Rooms, near the Depot, Richmond, lutliuna. Jan. 27, ltf NEW DRUG STORE. J. E. AVERY & CO. DEALERS IX Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Djre Still". Coal Oil I.ampt, Soaps, Perfumeries, and fancy Articles (.euerally ! t ALSO OK Fnre Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICAL I'URWSES. Fatent and Proprietary Medicines CT Corner of Main and Marion Streets. jfRlCHMOXD, Ixd. .ysff Our whole stock is new and fresh, having just been purchased of Manufacturers and Importers. June 2rt, 1663. 27-tf. NEW STOCK J ewelry, Watches, Notions, IIXfiKR RI.N;s, a Uire assortment of Plated M. ware, la-tors, Knire, forks - and Spoon; ?Iuical InMrnments A-c An assortment of Sheet .vrn--ie. constantly on hand. R. B. PICK1XSOX, Xo. 41, Main-st., Richmond, Ind. Jan. 27, 1564. 26tf T OMCS AI A"TI-DISPEPTICS: SAF1RTS T.IVER 1VV1GORATOR. Eo.;sTitiii-s iivspi:psir hitters, H HOI.-S EMXIR of B IRK IRO, SYR I "PorPRrT-OXIIE OFIROf, PI-A?JTAT!0 IIITTERs. IIOSTCTERS BITTERS, OI.l SACII EM HITTERS, COirS IYSPF.PTIC Cl'RE, II(MFl D"S BITTKRS, TUERIIAVirS BITTERS, PERI VI AN BITTERS, With other Remedies cf similar character. For sale at the drug store of PLUMMER k KELLY. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. THESE two Try desirable qualities are oombined in an eminent dejee, in the , HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the Sliel needing such Inrum?cts. We can recommend this as CLEANLY, DLKAJiLE, rod lrm its adapubility to any trm. much more comfcrible than most otimr Trusses. Our stock of . 3Iarhs, Fitches, Hubbard-, Ritter's and the lXard Rubber Trass Company's In'tmmtnts. is large an! well assorted both forchiidren an Hduits. ' V. k.M . mam .V 4T T . - - - 'i uric msxmmena can hepplied by any pbysicUn, er by one of the Era, as ma v be desired. T-LCMMERA KELLT. - Richn-od, Jan. 19, 1S55. 47-U. ; Slate ! . Slate !! If vdr wAvr '. Krr.dQftftkc. roof, call on David Riilsback. Rjcliac ci..In.liana, or on X. Smith. Abir.rrfon. They ar nc-wpil-pated to fill ail orders for Slate RneSn prf-mT-tfr-. . -i'K.'im DAVID RAILSBACK. NICHOLAS SMITH. - FeK .lJff5. f ' - - - -'Mn. JERmrERT dk FA?TCT GOODS, ! For C.e Ti-ileU We care a large and fine assortment as there is ia the citr. Call and see it. PLCMMERA KELLY.

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. Proprietor of, tke Mb III IE STORE, LARGEST STOCK : OF CARPET TV(l a-r -riim-vm ; '.; INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! STRAW MATTTXG AXD RTGS, e -'A-"- AKPSTg A5S3 ; C-S?, CURTAIJi HK1)S (f erery dcHcripo-n. Oil Cli-ths, of neat patterns. L'ress Gods, of newest styles. In fact I am dtermined to hare the -- BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN TIIE CITY 1 And Sell as Cheap. Many of my Goods win be s.-Kl at old prices. The public are inreted to call at No 4tl Main street. Richmond, June 2. 1SC4. 1, tf Reliable Insurance ! ! FARMERS AND MERCHANTS I IIIUKJilCE COMPillT OfQI INCY, Illinois, CAPITAL -t53,r 1 9,f J3 Available on 30 Days Call. SPECIAL attention piren to the Insurance of Pei tached Iin-ellinps. Farm Uuildiiijn5. anil their eontents, inelmiin liwe surk, against loss or damage br Eire or I.isntnins. The losses sustained and reporte-1 to tha Company have all been adjusted promptly to the entire satisfaction of the suiR-rers, and paid long before maturity. OFFICERS AXD DIRECTORS. 4 luffs iTesident, Qumcy. ( 11. M. Van I rank, ce lYesident, Quuict. Philo A. l.iHHln iu, " Levi V. Howell, " Wm. Xarsa, " M'. It. Tail Frank, Secretary, ' OEORCiE W. KENT, Cleueral Agent, Quincj. J. N. KNOY, Ageut for H avne Co. Ind. March, 2, ISol. vr - HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVERY & BOWEN, II AVE just reeeired a splendid assortment of Dr. EAN;W4RTIIVM LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The adrantag-e of this Truss orer all others, is apparent to all who examine them. Its action is in the 1HRECT TRACK of the Hernia, and is claimed to effect more cures than all others now in use. I'ersons sufli-ring- from Hernia should call and examine tlu-m, whether they wish to buy or not. They w ill be shown to any with pleasure. ALSO a tine assortment of Shoulder Ilraces, for Youth's, Male and Feinale. SUPPORTERS &. FLESH II HI SUES. AVERY A BOWEX, Cor., Main and .Marion Sta., Richmond, Ind. Nov. 19, lso4. . 39-tf. UNION CABINET SH0PI -BY HVitaoii & Son, Cor., of .Main and Front Sts., Richmond, " Iud. rBAHOMA.S MASOX, havimr taken into partnership M- his son, in the Furniture Business w ill hereafter be conducted under tlie above firm of MASON A SOX. Their facilities for manufacturing all kinds of THE BEST OF FURNITURE, are not surpassed in this City, and the buyer may rest assured that he is purchitKuiff Xo. 1 articles, ai d at as low- as they can possibly be oltred, here or elsewhere. They are manufacturins Ul KKAI S. TADI.ES. BEDSTEADS. WARDROBES. SOCIABLES. LO CAGES. SOFAS. CHAIRS of a Lt. ivis, And, in fact, everything m the shape of Furniture. They will also keep for sale a general assortment ot Cincinnati-made A ork. T. Mnon, returns his thanks to bis old friends and customers for their former liberal patronage, and trusts it will be continued to the new firm. Richmond, Nov. 1. 1S64. 39-tf. O. W. KF8SELL. J. J. ltl SSELI. RUSSELL & BRO., UNDERTAKERS, Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of readymade Doth of Metalic and Wooden manufacture. They have also, a first class HEARSE and CLOSE CARRIAGE, with which to attend Funerals. All orders promptly attended to, and charges reasonable. Office and Shop at Phillips' old stand, opposite Starr Hall. New Stock of Hardware! rMlHE subscriber having just returned from Xew Y'ork, takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the public that he will soon be in receipt of a fresh stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Nail, Carriage Trimmings, iC, Which lie is disposed to sell cheap. Flease call and see before purchasing elsewhere. IRVAN REED. An. 24, 1S64. 40tf. 20 boxes fine Teas, embracing various qualities. a. W. BARNES A CO HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Penn., A Benevolent Institution establisiied bv special endowment for the relief of tlie Sk k and Dlstresse.1, afflicted with Virulent and Efiidemic Diseases, ami especially fr the cure of diseases of tlie Sexual Orpaiui. W EOICA L Advice gratis by the actinr ur-r-n to ill all who apply by fetter, with a aVscripiiun of tiidir c"nditin. rtire, occnpatin. habits of life. c.,"i and in Case of extreme poverty, medicines furnished' free of cliarjfe. Valuable reports on Spennatorrh-iea and other diseases ot Hie sexual orpans, and on the new remedies cmployed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted, free ot charge, in sealed letter envelopes. Ttvc or threes tamps will be acceptable. Address Dr. 3. SKTLLEX" HOCCHTON. Acting Surpeon Howartl Association, No. 2. South Xiuiii St., riiiladelphia. Br order of tlie I!r"-tf.r. EZR.V D. HARTWELL, President. GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. ' The undersigned also keep a LIVERY. SALE and FEED STABLE, where tiie public wfil fnl pod tpms. at aU times, Carrias-es, Bug-ei--s, Ac, f' r I'xrtita, Private Families aud Weddings. Prices are very reasonable. SE-UVERV STABLE, in the rear of Gait Hose. Patronage is respectfully solic-.te-l. R CSS ELL k ERO. Rich mead, tod-, Aiuz. 31, is 4. s-tf. Geo. AV. Hants. E. XV. Varriagtoa. G-. W. BARNES & CO., WHOLESALE AXD BSTA1XGROCERS, New Iron Front Building, NO 31, MAIN-ST., . ,3 Richmond, Indiana.

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FFtKtQ hr the snaaniaetiuMM-aa a I .W for A jue. We ere instructed to refnnd the sooner here autis net oflfited. if DeatktBsareobserred. PLCMMEK A KELLV. COMPOEI SOTH SYRUP OF HOPS AND BONESET rl the cis.pe!dl anj bost Medicioe. Tt is pood for eolis. for S-eo of Breast, for Hoarseness, for S hxH-mjr Couh. It ia also a sure remedy fur Croup a!d tl.ro oic Cotih, Asthma, and all diseases of the Thn-at and Lumrs. tJire the Medicine a trial. Xifi'or sale at all lrne Stores and eountrr C. KOTHEXiJl SU, J?ole Agent, llamilton, U!ii. June - 27-ly. (24) THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. PEACH STREET, BOSTON, MASS. (Dircellr oppite the Boto and ore ester Railroad Iepot.) Th ,nh-riTvr itv t n- : wn-I fn H v inftirtn, lo f ri.'rv H and the pnbRc. that atwr an experience of orer nine ! rears as aa Assistant at the A ntericaa iiotise. in this i city, be lias leased upon rery fuonUn tenns tho UNITED STATES HOTEL, w hich has for a lonp period, under the able and pcp lar sujerintendence ef Cot. Spooncr, reoived a very liln-ral patn-naie. Tlie umlersriirne-i will en-loavor to keep up the popularity of the Establishment as a FIRST C EASS II4TEI And ite solicits yunr patronage, assuring yen that no ext-rtiun on Lis part shall be wanting, to reo.kr your Uy at his house both comfortable and agreeable. 2-tf. FRANK, al. PRATT. FINE PI RSES and lORTMO.MES, at PLUMMER 4 KELLY'S. AVER" rilEKKY' PECTOR. 1 H ALI.-S HAI.siM. JAVNE-S EA P ECTt R A XT, IKKJER-S I.MERHOKTiTAR. w ISH ARTS TAR rOHIHAL, 14 'KI.ASII PE1T4IK A E, FOLEY'S UALSA.V, And ether staDvUrd Con.-h Remediea, tor sale at the Drug Store of PLCM.MER A KELLT. 1ATKNT Hi:nil IMS,, full asaoruoeut, at I'LL MMER A KELLY'S. fltOILET 4.'44IXS inpn-lusion at PLUMMER K A KJ'.LLY S. 1EHFI'.tfERV. SieciaIIy for bolhdav gift, at . PLUMMER A KELLY 'S. c O.I IIS, iTory.Gnra Perch a, Horn St hell, at I LLMMtli KbLLl .-i. IRS RASSIYfi'S Cordial, for Childreu's i T . I eething. r or sale st tor sale st PLUMMER A KELLY'S Drugaloro. VYERS AtJl'E CI RE, SMITIISTO14SYHIrP, S(.M1-S1MIA 4 lllLAtaj;lE, And otlier Ague Remedk-s. For ;le bv PIXTMMER A KELLY. fBM)Tir. II A I It A CI.OTII IIRlT8IIES, at I PLUMMEK KEUA:S. Canned Emit 6c CatupM. J Strawberries, Tomatoes, IllackhtTrie!. Extra Peaches, Raspberries ami Plums. Tmato Catsup, Walnut do. Iondon Club bailee. Worcestershire do. llekels ot various kinds. Salad Oils. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES A CO. ftENCINE MEEV EI'N. JIACJJHIMA W TA RI.ET, A LILLY WHITE, at I'LUM.MERA KELLY'S. felliet A.c. Strawbi'rry and Rasplierry Jellies. Iine Apple Jelly. Shre-1 Isinglass or frclatine for making Tellies. R.tsj-lierry syrup, very hue ami suitable for use in -it-kuess. " 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES A CO. 1" llhds. Sugars. 2t) Xbls cruched. granulated and powlered do. 2i Bids. Ketiued do, various gnkles. 31 Miin St. O. W. BARNES A CO. Doflee: 40 Bags Rio CofTee. 15 " Moclia, Java, and Lagnara do. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES CO. A4.WOI.IA IIAE.H, White and Pink, at PLUMMER k KELLY'S. 4undric. i't kegs bi-carhonate Soda. 11) boxes MadJer. Ill " Indigo. 15 " Ex. Ixigwood. 10 " C.id bear. ' 1H Boxes Riee. 3 1 Main St. ti. W. BARNES A CO. "If olase A- Syrrupi: a.f M. t bids N. V. Molasses. 1 Sorghnm do. '' 10 " Svrnps various grailes. 31 Main St. " , O. W. BARNES A Cjt. 500 to 1000 Bushels of Coke f OB SALE AT TIIE GAS WORKS. Price, 25 cents tier Luh-1 December 7th, Istfi 41 tf. C4VIEE'S RI.OOD Ac LIVER SYRI P, A Y ER"S S A RS A PA RI LL A , J A Y N ES A LTER ATI YE, Gimrr!i hahsaparilla, KinEIYS .MEDICAL DISCOVERY", An.1 tlie usual sto k of popular Attractions and Blood Purifiers. For sale at the Drng Store of PLUMMER k KELLY.' aO pices A Pepper: 5 bags I Vpper. 2 Cloves. 10 mats Cinnamon. 2 bags A I spice. 1 ras-k Xutiuegs. E. R. Duukve's SL-lected Spices. Cinnamin, Pepper. Alspice. Cloves, Mmtard , Ginger and Cayenne. 31 Main St. G. W. BARNES A CO. 17 USE TOILET KOAPK, a large assortment at . PLUMMEK A KELi.Y'S. K aiains. 25 Boxes M. R. L. A. Raisins. 2fl l i do. 2tdo. 1 C'ak Currants. 5 " Citrons. SIMainSt. O. W. BARNES k CO. cream of tartar, jiakim; powder. And A FULL LINE OF SPICES. For sale at the lras store of PLUMMER k KELLY. Richmond, 3&ri. 19, 35. - 47-all6w. IV E XV JFIRUI. TBIIE undersigned. Laving formed a Co-Partner-sh:p. for tlie transaction of a general For war 4ns and Comuiissioa Boiaes, tiie purchase aad sale of all kinds of y Grain, Grass Seed, Flaxseed Aad WCMI, Coder the ctn aid ntyle of HENLET, !TRATTAN A CO., are prepared to boy those articiea in Urge or small qnaot.L)., delivered at their Ware-IIoa,c at the interwtin of Fifth treet and Fort H Avenoe, Richmrmrt. where all interested t will please give at ea'l. j JOHN HENLET. , SAVrFt tTTVirr I J. E. STRATTAN, J. S. STARR.' j Richmood, Dee. , ls4. 41m $ Clhocolarte, Prepared Caflee, etc .Baker a Cocoa. v " Pore Cocoa. P.rotna. French Chocolate. . IVemium , . . Yaniil - Dandafcoa Cv&", varic-us qoalitiel. r Tn i wan. .; VermaeIi. , 4, ". Maniosi. Tpca. "- ::; " ' m i PeaH Barley. Heelier'a Par-;:a. Corn S torch and Rice Floor. II Main St. O. W. BARNF" k CO

SOT! Cram wava If DirecliB arr fU4. SiniiU touie w.ll Hit a asontb to be thie tlzar a 4a J " SYMPTOMS. The mptoms of t'atnrrh at at trat er? Prrv I-r4 tkef bave a ti. faat taej aava Ireoacat attack, and are mere aea-slllve M tt rSangrs ef tcatneearBre. Ia tala eoattftea, the ase Hay be ary.er aallgM atstwarg. lala aa4 arrld, aneraard thlrk aad aabealvt may eaM. , l the 4leaae Vecoaira twraal. the (tscaarra - are larreased la aaatlli aad tkaaged la aaaUtyi Ury are o thick ana acati. and art hanked ar (vaghed aa". The keereUaas are vffcaslte, caaaiac , a had breath; ihe voire thick and aaaal the tjr x are a rah j the sense af saicll la leaed ar d ttrojed; drafaeas ireaaeatlj lake alace. Another con men aad Imaortaat uai af raiarrl is. that the acrsoa h hllrd M rtear hk tkraat la the morala afaUtrh r altatj aiaraaa, a hleh has tullrn fraat la head daHag the alghL. , bra ibis Uhea alare the aenea may be tars that , his disease U aa Iu aaj la Ihe laaga, aad aheald lose a tlatr la arreatlac IL. The abate are hat few af the saaaj falarraal rmptenis. write for ear aahlrt drarrlbtng rally all ) Bateau; it a 111 teat mil a say -address. We are dallj recrlvlaf leltm treat Mlaleia la Ur arar. aa4 ethera la all aana a-flbr lalaa, wba eaaaot ararat It freat draggtata. earlealaa; $t -lor ear. ar li far three hattlra af Ibla BMdtrlaa, aad also aaaieraas teatlBMalals Oeat thata aalaB , U, hearing ft tdrare ef Iu lafallible atrrlla. CALL for HKKLI t CATABRB BtHEDI aad lake aaathrr. lfaot told by draggUU la joar tlelaHj jou caa eBclose the aioaej la a letter la , aad will send the Btedlrtac by tiarras. AddrtM Dr. D. H. SEELYE aVCo.Blaat. IBRONCHIALSYRUPJ Aa iirianii ipr rea Caught, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, tor Throat, " HoaraeneM, Whooping Cough, and Irritation, of tha Bronchial Tubes or Lnngg, TiakUaf ia tha Throat, and Croon, . This yraa Is eaarrially bearflelal la afteetlaaa af the Tbraat aad R ranch tat Tabea, rauaed h Catarrh, grratly aiwLsllag la Its aeratanral rare when asrd la roanertloa alth the Rraiedy. II taken la time It ncrrr falls lo rare Ihe aerrrot rases of froas. . Wr do sot assert that this ffyrnp will rare f oa- , snrapllon la Its worst states, bat Bf dit ronwlraHourly rlsltn for It rrrlala nedhinal Qualltle aoi lo be foaad la any other arrparattoa, for the rrllrf and cure of the diseases abate cnaairralrd. Bring sgrrable to ihe taste, safe for chlldrra speedy In its ellrcts, git Ing strength lo ihevolea and longs. It will rooa Hod Its way Into erery famtlylD the land. Frlre. l.00 aer hoi tie. Dr. D. H. SEELYE fc Co., oie Fraaa. Chicago. Itllaola, J-y-lAbcrutory at Frrport, III. ' C. A. COOK, Oea'l Afnt f.-r the NorthWm! U Clik'sea. F .VI rt rrtsll tv PftinlSi ev--y-r ; and at ,: i.ni.u 'hieavo Vj H I.I.KHriNOU A ILlAKa and nil Vi'miiiK Dhrtn-iTB AT WHOLESALE BY JOHN" D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. WM. JOHNSON, Detroit, Michigan. J. II. CONN EU, New Allmn v, Indiana. W ILSON A I'KTKR, Louisville Kentucky. AT RETAIL BY J. JOHNSOS J.-fli-rsonville, Ind. Aiin it tirGfliin-i arNHittr, For sale in Richmond, lnd.. by E. ti. Polls, PI n in me r A- Kelly, Nampiop A Itoss, .Mullrr Si Collet and J. E. Avery A Co. October 1, 1WM. S-ly. S Ul I K CUI?E!! IVERV BODY IS BEING CURED OP TU1S i di.tn-ssuig uineasc- by tlie use of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Read what a sufferer say: Mr. J. .P Hazardc, 164 Pecmd street, Cincinnati, O., says he has leen a dreadful snflifv-r with Piles lor a long time, and has tried nearly even thing, and could obtain no n-licf. He n-l abont om--fourth ot a pot of Dr. Strirklaud's Pile Ointment, aid it niaibt a complete enre. He advises every one who is Rnfferiru? k try it. . , "S-ld by ail Druggistn, M cents o.r jmt. Mannfaetured at No. B Eat Furth hroet, CiiM-iuuati O. Ask f Ntrieklnnd' Pile Remedy. e,:i'irtl.M: DR. STRICKLAND'S Melliflnons CoHgli Balsam! CnreConrh, Cold, Sore Throat, A Mb as a, aad 4 a oam ptton. it is only necessary for anv one troubled iUi Uiese ooclauiU to try orie bottle' of Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, fc"oriuce them that it is tlie ljct preparation over n,el. It not only cures the alove aftctioun of the Thnmt snd T.ong,, but it cnrM Night Sweats and Spittrncr of Kkavi. ant is an esnrllent gsrgle v any kind of SoreThniMt. It is pleasant to take, and a safe snorts icine for infants. Pri-e 50 cents per bottle, tor salby Irngg!ts generally: Oaeral Oepot O, East 4th Itreet, liaciaati, tUio. . - , , . . . -ANDStrickland's Antie-Cholera - Sfixttife, Is a eoiTTposrtKMi of airtringent, abof Sent, atimalasta ami canwaanves, which ovcry jbbynMa aeknowledgea ia tlie onlv prepmratkin that wCl effect a permanent eor of Diarrha aad Dynetery. This Ami Cholera Mixture i now in n.se in aeveral of oar army liospiuls where it grea fhe rreateirt aatisfar-tvm. It has aaved the li-s bf UaMaada tf oar suidiens and eitiaeaa, and we will e-uarainte it to 1 the best remedy in tho world fvr DianiM-a aad Irvsratory. . , Mr. Woods, of CvinifVm. Kr. will he BKt haorrv Ia tifv an one rtle rfrtne of Ptrickiand'a Anti ; j Cholera Mi store; in bet we banc a great- aoKibrr of j testimonials fn.m tirna who hare been cured afVr -1 heing piwnoanrad incnrable by their phymeiana, aomo '; after Uii inir o I t ooo to'.K.f Sirx kUoJ's Anu-CTiolera f Mixture. ' If yoa sni&r with IHarrtiwj and Dyaeaterr try one lisHU-r. . -j ' ; ; - - - , SOLDIERS! Tm tmtrif ir,f Ir. w '. . 1. . , 1. ' , 1 i - -- - ... . .ncy m vaiaaota j 34U. says: that tboasan-is rf our ooldiera have beea j saved by tV- wof St rirk land's Anti CVil era Mixta rt. j For I" by Iuytwwat aw cents per bottle. Foraalo at Ilammer k KcUr'f. Sanpooa 1 Bo.: aod at R. Pmai a ', Ki,wrl, lad. . 7

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