Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 27, 31 August 1865 — Page 4

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Hhe palladium. 4 , I,,,-" -f-- T '" " RICHMOND, IND.,' AUG. 31th. 1865.

AGrIUCT7ITT7RAIf, &c. ' Where our Grain goes To, , . Sorely Stis well wCfliOiiM know, yet there U great want of correct information. Moijty-uppose that England uses up mot that: U exported, and many a fanner think the" greater part of what U sent from In fstyB goc-a to softie tor- j eigu country A Thcv. lollowing facta j (lain and simple, and from oflieial tour ! t9 ehow how it re&liy is :" When the f British Corn Lawn were it-pealed, the in- ' ducraa wa-i4-ld out iy the - English, and the hope ntertained by ouf grain j growers, that irgc fiiarkew)iild open j therfefofjurt-fOiLuvt- -:.., ) lUil tw.t vj wars after ilu repeal f tkt Corn Lmn ; from 1 4 h to 1 hOO, our - oxports of brMTattrrT to England had tiV-j created, l propoi jiotf tq our population, ; almost thirty per cent'.', even hy English ts- j timatca 27 (icclceut- " , ! During ilt( itauia year the IribiU inii j poits of' grain from -this country wer j onl one fth their imports from other conn tries! I , ,. i ' " . ',. -'e '.'r I Take our "export of provisions' anJ brcadxtulTd to Great Uritalu and to all i the WeaW-ru lItiuipUe, from ItUG to j inland we iindonr yearly exports to i Great Kritah the least, and the demand thi side of the Atlantic much larger the last part of the time. The average of.three ycart' exports of ! provisions. loiuy w ith lhOO, was, to I (lieat l'.ritain, '.Tlf-'.OM, and on this j sid the ocean, VM17,ri3.-- ! Onr pr)rt of tirendatntrs to Croat j Britain for earn of thesogame years, av- I raged ,5.1,00I bufehtla ; but to orfe of , our Westeru Heiuiophei li,lK4,.c.(j. . j Chicago, alone, often acini otf iu ten dayn more graii) and Hour than Kmope ' ha taken from nffich year, on the are- j rage, for twenty years past, and the grain i exports front that' city In a fringfe day, t often exceed. wtT!tt Knglandlm.s bought 1 of us in -w!wle yearn - - ! 14 the ttjtrtl rrroducWof riir soil ' wcrel,86!,)IK?,0foiTalue,i our lotsl cxrt-o( thonf pmdnets s?-'7-',r2,rr3, or but ono beventh. Taking out tliot-ot- ' ton ex porU, aud our homo murkest anl I consuiuptdon was twenty times as great as our exports to all foreign lands. j We may safely eHtimatc the New England market as worth, to the western j grain grower,' tnove than that of Eng i land. ... .- i Our exports of bread-stuffs to (Jitut ; ltriUiin from J8-10 to lh(U), averaged j '),"02,I41 buh-la yearly, tlio- higi ent in ! IS 17 th 'amine Year in Ireland j 4'UIH bnshels, the lowest, 1,10'bu.shel.- in 1So7, and ho varying from ,"&,- '."'.) bushels iix IhoO, to "2,lo2,70." in i ls.V,. , . , - ! Our average exnhrts of breadsturT'? to i (Ireat TJritain In Arc years, from'lSfri to 18."S were less than one dollar per head of our population each year. I Thus we ec the English demand is J smaller than that of our own Hemisphere, both are less than many suppose, and the Ihime Market is much larger than is generally thought. Would it not be well to pay more at tention to this home market, to be built i up by the increase ami prosperity oft home manufactures. Let every farmer remember one important fact. The decrease of our home market makes us more dependent on the changes often aevere and ruinous in litaut foreign, markets, and thexo changes affect and govern now the prices here. Let wheat in Liverpool f.ill sixpence on the bushel, and the Wisconsin farmer feels it in three weeks. The lesson is plain. Foster our home industry, lot manufacturers. West and East, grow and thrive. Let our market within ourselves bo our fiit consideration, and then send abroad such a surplus as we tdiall doubtless have, and other countries tuay need. Budding. Downing says the "proper season for ! budding io from the first of duly to the middle of September, the ditferent trees coining into sason as follows: riunis, (.'licrrie. Apricots on l'lums. Apricots, ! l'ears. Apples, Quinces, Nectarines and . IVaehes. Trees of considerable sie will ' reiuire bmlding earlier than the younger eccilling stocks; but the operation isal- , ways, and only performed when the bark f of the stock or parts, separate freely from ! the wood, and when the buds of the cur- 1 rent year's growth are somewhat plump, 1 and the young wood is growing firm. J Young stock iu the nursery, if thrifty, ! are usually planted out in rows in the spring, and budded the sa:uc summer or nutuuui. ! An Isoian's IrK a or Machinery. ' Seme chiefs of Canadian Indians, a few I day a ago, saw a WheelerA Wilson's Sew- ' ing machine in operation for the first! time. One old chief, with a lamp, watched tho motion beneath the table, and tho rest kept their 03 0s fixed upon it above, to see there were no "white lies" about it. They then compared notes, threw themselves on the Moor, and rolled about laughing ami t rowing out, in Indian, the "Sewing Spirit." They had no idea it was the spirit of man's intelligence which put it in such successful motion. 1 XT Dr. Hartman.of West Chester.! Pa., is raising seven or eight hundred; Chinese silk worms, which have been in- ' troduccd into the United Slates from France, where they are. propagated from ' China. They feed on the ordinary ailan- ' thus, or Chinese suuiav, as w ell as on the 1 native eumao. These arc the first spevi- i mens ever In Chester county, and Doctor Hartman proposes to distribute the co- ! coons to such persons as are interested j in the experiment of silk growing. Tho silk produced by this worm is of line lustre and qualitr. JLW The grape may be grafted, says a correspondent of the American Agriculturalist, with success, either late in the fall or early in the spring. Keniove tha earth for a few inches round the worthless Tine, cut it off. and put in a graft of some valuable sort. Let the scion be of one good eve, and rut in as an ordinary cleft raft, then protect .. .'V-Ms.-- ... ';. --

Selecting Seed Corn. -

We "hope that' every Tarmer will go through his corn field so soon as the grain is rijc, and select eed fox another year. It i bkA enly and wasteful to defer this duty till it is needed to put intof the ground, and then 6elect iti om acribi The signs of good seed are not so apparent in the hl-ap that ha3 been stored through the -Winter, as they are while the ears are hanging to the stalk in the field, liy sorting from the crib, the following risks are run : " L That the seed will not all be sound, and there will be more or less failure in sprouting. ' 1. That the most productive seed will not be selected, because the signs do not all appear. " On the contrary, the advantages of selecting in the field are as follows: 1. Those stalks which bear two good ears, without any very great advantages of location or culture, than the other stalks, are the ones to select from, be-' cause the tendency of' such is to the greatest possible production. 2. Those stalks which are thick, strong and set large ear low down, undoubtedly have a greater tendency to produce grain, than those which run up to a great height before shooting the ears ; hence, seed taken from such will be apt to produce a feirnilar growth, give greater strength for ktanding against the winds, an'! yield more good grain in proportion to the growth. 3. The ears so selected can be tied together by the husks, hung up in the barn loft, and in the spring will be perfectly dry and sound, and the germination will be perfect. 4. It is apparent, therefore, that an immense saving can be made by taking this precaution in selecting seed. As there is a choice in animals of the same breed and raised, apparently, under the same circumstances, so there is a choice that can advantageously be made in seed corn. It is not necessary to enumerate the items of profit growing out of care in this matter. All farmers know the advantage of having their corn come up promptly, and the loss that follows replanting besides the additional lalor re quired ; and most farmers are doubtlessly aware that seed which sprouts vigorously gives the oorn a strong growing tendency at the start, and increases the amount of the crop. A word to the prudent on this subject is enough. Hogs in Apple Orchards. Nobody semis such apples to market as my neighbor John Jones. lie always has apples to sell, and gets the highest prices. Folks prefer large apples ; and such are always packed in Jacob's barrels. You might search, them with a caudle, and not find a knotty fruit or a worm hole. Such Rhode Island Greenings and Koxberry Russetts I have never met with in the old States. They are as handsome as any thing in the virgin soil of the AV est. I was going by Jacob's orchard last summer, and I had the curiosity to call iiitd examine for myself. Says I, "Neighbor, what is there iu your soil makes such smooth, large apples? They area third bigger than any lean get, and my trees look ns well as yours." "The secret is not in the soil," John replied, with a twinkle in his eye, "but on it. Io you see those grunters there? My pork brings me a fifty cents a pound eight in flt sh, and the lvst in fruit. I begun to pasture ten years ago with hogs, and since that time, I have hail no trouble with wormy fruit. Apples, ns a general thing, don't fall from the tree unless something is the matter with t hum. The apple w orm and curculio lay their eggs iu the fruit, and the apple drops early. The pigs devour the apples, and by September every unsound apple is gone, and I have nothing but fair fruit left. The crop of insects for the next year id destroyed by the pigs. They root around under the trees, keep the soil loo.so, manure the land some, ami work over what manure I spread. The ripples help the pigs and the pigs help the apples." I saw John's secret at once, ami have profited by it. 1 never had so few insects as this spring, and I have given the pigs credit for it. In turning the orchard into a pasture, put iu pigs not land pikes, with snouts like levers. You might lose trees as well as insects in that ease. Iut well-bred animals with judicious snouts, that will root in a subUuod and ehristian like manner. Amer. Agriculturalist. Xe Among the recent scientific discoveries in France may be mentioned a method invented by M. Xeant for keeping afloat a vessel about to sink, and putting out any fires that may happen t break out on board. His plan is to attach a certain number of balloons made of india rubber, and inflated with air. to the sides of the sinking vessel. M. C'liattenmann proposes to render externally incombustible by whitewashing the wood wfth t hloride of lime. This, he thinks, would prevent the rapid propagation of the flames, and allow sulliciint time to extinguish them. A French chemist asserts that if tea be ground like coffee, before hot water is i put upon it, it will ield double the j amount of exhilirating qualities. Anoth- i cr w riter says that if a piece of lump sngar, the sie of a walnut, is put into the ' tea-pot. it will make the tea infuse in one t half the time. i ) 1 KACUVS U ITHOir TONKS. liiO . a- j tion newspaper says : "Turn the top of I the trco down, cut off the ends, stick j them iuto tho ground, snd f.istcn so with j stakes; in a year or two these tops wiil take roof, and when well rooted, cut the . .t. . - . i . .i iTuncues connecting inese reversed ana rooted branches with the tree proper, and this reversed peach tree will produce fine peaches without stones." It is reported that the Wisconsin river t is a perrect mass of sawed lumber. Millions of feet are lying there with no immediate prospect of getting out. and the lumbermen feel discouraged, and talk of avoiding the trouble hereafter by artificial help, such as making slack water improvements. XV A man in. Illinois Las invented a horse shce r shoes which tteedj no nails and which, after beiBjj fitted, can be taken off and put on Vy anv one. It is j proUWrm slipper. ,

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We hare a new " DAY JOBBER," and newr fonts of Tvpe of the latest styles, both plain an I fancy, and are jiri.-p.irci t do work neat and fj jjedttiouslr. luihl t, Cnlalofiues, Constitution, Show IfilN, IlauJbtUs Ulauks, Ios!ers, PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. Ara von nick, feeble, n1 coui'iUiiiing? Are ou cut oiJvi', with jjur . tm de-lMi)tt--il, mid juur fW'!iii uneJtiIortibl? 'Flu-wo pymptvnt arc otu-n tlit pren.ie to Bri'is iiirifS. tutf tit of i kne-sti is creviin( up.u )uu, ud should If Avui&ed ty timely me i-'f t!ie riVht remJ. T;i'e Ayer't I'll;, auJ cUrwrw cut tiit disrtWrei buDioi jninfy tlia blood, and let the Iliiidd mow oa unobstructed in hiMttth apam. Thfy stimulate tlie functit:n of tfj Uxly into rijruu- u tiity, parity the ftystein fnm tho obti ucti'His wliicli m.ika disease. A cold wttlrti mmewlc-w in tba body, and o lvst rue U its natural function. Tries, if ii t i-lievrd, mtct upon thi'tnstflTeA aud the urroundtng orgain. piodiiring faanU nxiavfttion, urteriug, mii dine. While in this condition, Opre0l by the deranrremei w, take Ayer'n Tills. an4 see I. wr directly they rcsrore tho nntural urtUm of the synteM. and with it the buoyant fetdiiig of iKakh atin- Whut is true and i appurvnt ir this tiivi.d and common complaint. s also tiut in many of the dtcfpv ftted snd diinperotts dinteuiper. The lima purgative enWt exptdn them. iJatwel 'T similar obtrnctiina and d-r:iucenn'ut9 of tu uatural fuoctians tf the blyt thy are r tpidly, and miny of tht in surely, rtirel hv tho same mani. Son whi know the virtue f these VilH. vnH nvrtc to employ them when su lie ring trom the di-oi dt'rn rhi-y run. tftau-in -lit fr-m leading Ttyi- itrn In some t.f the principal cUo, aud ftuu other wcil kuuwu public persou. From a Fortenrtliny Mnrhant f&. Louis. Fh. I, H5t Pa, Atkr: Your I'tlU sr thf paraxon f ail ihat i f rcat iu medicine. Tiit-y have oniv I my little daughter of ulcerous sores iinri hr ban i and fe -t tht had pruredi In euro tor ye;wrs. Ilor mother ba been I'rtiif ifrjeTtxtsl v nflli 'tt l with btotehea and pimple on her skin and Iu h'-r hi;r. After our child w;is cured, bo also tried your Fdi. mud they Usve cured her. ASA MOUGIIIDGS. As m Family Physic. Von lh E ?r. CUrCwrijhtf Mur Orleans. Tour Tills are the prince of purges. Their excellent qnahties surpass any cathartic we possess. They ars mild, but vt-ry certain and effect!!) in their action on the bowels, which makes the in invaluable to us iu the daily treatment of dtsoase. IIeadache,SfrLIf radar tie, Foul Stomach. Vom Or. tUtwtt d IS-iyd BaUimure, )tItiio. Atir - I cannot answer you iraf complaints nave Ctrt-l with y r I'iils better than to My alt that b trrr treat wit't apurwitii'. mrdici, I pbi.-e greut depeudt ti'-e on an enVctnul cathartic in my daily contest with dis:uK), and beltevin as 1 do thit your I'tH aflord us the bt we kuve, I of cnurae value Uu-tn highly. rrrTsm na. Pa.. Mst 1, lf. Pr. J. C. AtR. Sir: I bare ten ropeattdly cured of the wurst kr adacJte any lxdy rau have by a d'e or two of your Tilts. It seem to arise fium a fbul stomach, fbich they cleanse at oiht. Vouri with reat respect, KT. T. PRETlLK. (Itrk 1' Sltanitr Cluriun. Billons .Disorders LWer Complaints ivirt thr. Thtndowt ?ll, f X'w York C ty. Not only are ymir Tills admirably ad.ipted to their par poso as an aperient, tmt Pfind I heir ttenetkil erTt-ctsupoa the Liver very marked Indeed. Tlu-y have in oiy practice proved lunre ttTectual for the cure of bdu consf'awtis than any one retaedy 1 can mention. 1 sincerely ejoire that we have at Leu pith a purgative which is wortjy tu MUiudviice of the piuftiuu aud the euie. TtFAimT OF THE TVTrRIOR. 1 anhiiigton, l. C, rh Feb, 1H5. f Silt: I bare uwJ your fills in my general and hospital practice ever emce jou maie tht-m, audcaunot hatace to any they are tlte best cathartic we employ. Their rc-gu-hiim action to the liver is quirk aud dWided, ruuse quently Uicf are an aduiiratJe lenieJy for dcraugemeuts ol td;t oran. Indeed, 1 have sebkan found a case of iuwuj dilate so obstinate that it did Dot readily yieid to thtou. irauaaliy yours, ALOSZO BALL, M. D. JttysictuH tj titc Mann IdpUUiL Dysentery. Iiarrhora, Relax. Worms 'M Dr. J. G. Grteny of Chtcajo Tour Till hare bad a long trial in my prartice. snd I bold then in eteui as oue of the best aperieuts 1 have ever fiuuJ. Their a iterative elTett upon the liver makes theui au cxcelieut remedy, m ben given in small doses for btUoitM dytmtiry and tfiarrhcea. 1 ht-ir sugai-ctaticg xnake5 thexu very acceptable aud couvecieht kr tie use si voufn aud cliddrco. Dyspepsia, Imparity of the Blood Font IiT. J, V. lT.rn.cs, Vustr of Advent Churett Boston. Pr. Ater: I have ued ycur Pills with extraordinary suttn-9 hi my family and among t!nse 1 am caiifd to visit In dt.tre?. To r-iculte the orrnnj of d'etion an4 purify tire McmxI, thv are the Tery te-t remedy 1 bare ever known, ud 1 caa. eonn-iectly recommend them w ruy fnenda, Yours, J. V . iilHLS. WiR?w. TTvoTTrlnc Co, N". T Oct. 24. la55. Tits Sir: 1 am usin,c yimr t'atharUc Till in air practice, aad find trom an excriltnt punrative to cieanse tbs 3teuk and purtf t. fcrw:.nnt of the iitmi. WVli Alt ALU.l.M, 91. V. Const Ipstlon, Co t Ivene s s, SnpprtMlon, l&hrttutatim. (.out, .cartlgia, Da-op , lrl , I-'ita, etc. F.em Dr. J. I'. Vtujkm, iljntrrvl, Oiaarfa. Tx much raonot t mid of your TiiU Sw lh run of eMliiru. Uethrr, cf pur f:t.rnitr have tuud ilitm a, efficeidu . I bw, thy sh.tiid jno m, in rmclaimiaie it tV-r h brtitGt ot the mrtltindes whoffer fr-orm tbat ccmpiaint. wliicu. a lwusfa t.I coough in itarlf. t, th proreoitor of other that re wow. X beHrw cr. bvfMtts Li otiia.ite in (be livr, but Jour Puis 2ect Uut 4Ta aad cure tu uiwae. Frm JkV, . Smart, Pfyamin mnd Mme. Brim. 1 od om or tw lxrr om cf ,.-mr Ml. taVra at ths pr1! r tmie.are vxceiirttt proooi, of th nalmrvi iter, hem bra w h s : T or partraity MpDrvsAea. anj aiao very eftrrtwal to firms the naa and rryW nrraa. They ar Biik'h t!c hr4t i htiu ti Uava uat 1 rcocm&d Bo oiW.-r Uj my AUoul. From At Ser. Dr. H itcirs. rftit MrAaditt EpU. Church. Ptwiit It irt. Savanaab.Ga Jan. . ISi. nwi fi : I m.J he uaTratcful f lb nini your tkill haa brought KM if I it,l r.- t report my ca to yoa. A coi.t settled in BIT limbs an.1 brwcht oa excrvtint ntura'ptc p"s, which eDdl in ruK rVnum. k wiibnaaiing t kd tho twt of piiytui-ama. ilia i fTmmormmr4 M t the 4ticrmt yamr ex-e.ieot awt BaCt-vnv Br. Macktos. I tried voor Puis. 1 heir iIhumtm:..),! car. ITj uim la Um am oc taeos I am new enurai; weiL Srairs CHiamra. Eaton Ko, t 4 Te. HiV T-a. Avaa : T have been entirety eared. b yonr Puis, of tinwiic Ami a paianat cLaea that lad' afflicted mm M-yeaum. - SUDfclX. " M w of the PiT !a aarket ccaum Merrarr. vb b. arthnoh a Talnaht rrmettr fn rknful naada. m fcar" in a pursue rII, rrm tbs dreadful mi i mac trqenu f-A M ineaotiou mm. Tbtmm ary mm iinirii Prioa, U aeuts par Binr, or 5 Sons for 1 Trtpmrmd tj Sr. J. C ATXH CO , LowraU, ir.-t WHITE WASH BRI STIES. for sale bw - - M.L-MMER 1 KELCT. Ca"sCranxsrino"oraai Barber sa a 1 l "p- T 1

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Wholesale and Retail Deettert a - , i BOOKS, STATIONERY & GLQEI3, Wail Paper, Curtain Muteiu, including the new PAT EXT SIAT SHADE"" Manufactured ia HicLmond, Pictures. Picture Frames. Photfarraph Aibnir, aad wilier articles UaUillr kept in a First Class llcv k t-tere. TteT are aUo ,r STATE AGENTS.- f-, tT ForFeiter" Exitf'.eii anJ bwsr.gy Vtepcraf Series of Arftfcitlcs, And for Prof. Gu.Tofs rnma!!ei WALL MAPS FOR SCHOOLS. Richmond, Ind., Mav 27th. 153. 14-tf EZRA NYE, & BRO., IitUU IK Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, Pres-ed, aud Japaatd Tinware. Alo, Av-nts fur liie Sale of the Forest Queen Cooking Stove, Anl Manufacturers of 11 tiiKls of tix am) siir.irr-iuox worki TU and rum Roof V Ofrit. TV.Vll onltTs for Sf-iutiusr, (JutU-M S acd VaHoys, atten.K-.i Vi with prim)nc. Stre a',jiiinin Soil's Furnituro RrMims, near the Dii-.t, Ui.LuKinil, Indiana. Jan. 27, ltf A Most Important Discovery. Intretinz loAsent.-, Farmer., and I.ndie! aaTE are uulkinsra siujiW mactiine wliich comt.ines V V the best an 1 cliedJH--t pruble Wine and Cider I'ress t!ie dvvest ("I.i'Jies W'riuj; r. and tJie must jhivverful I.iitinjr jai k in the wi.rld. It is the only jress adapted to m.ikinsr Apple h:inip!iiirn. u bieh is dow regarded as out- ef tle most ioiportatt discc-Teries id tiie a'e. A rioti aeut wanted in every county, t' whom we will hold out siu h inducements as to insure $1U00 before 'hristmis. The first one imking applic.Ttrrm from anv comrtT shall have the exelusiTe agency. I'ull pariu uUrs, terms, etc.. bv 1'iicnUir. Address: 11 A 1. 1. ltl .i:i)JL C O.. Aur. 3, 5. No. 53, Liberty St.,N.Y. f 6mo. f fl Snin. $ V 2.J:2i FANCY STORE. A g''ieral aas rtiuut of FANCY GOODS A X 1). . DRESS TRIMMINGS, ZIIPUYIIS--Double, single tiud .Split, of all SUades. Shetland Y.rns, Corsets, Skirts and FAXCY TOYS, Ain'avaon lian.l at Mrs. E. Staley's, xo 7 m a i x vr:i:i;T. itun.io.M. angl0n24 ly RICHMOND INSURANCE AGENCY. In this old established office there aic. Fire Insurance Coinji mies represented, where aggregate capital amounts to upwards of, Twenty-five Millions of Dollars! Anion; them are tl.e ' Home," 'Masiiattas,",AucTIC," 'I.OHIM.AKn,' ''foMlNENTAI.," an 1 "CoKN EjCCH ani;e." all of Ne-.v York: '-ln ksix," of Ilut'orrl: the 'Li vKi:rooi. and Lo.vimv an. I t.i.ortE," an) the '"DaAos" and ''FiKEMts's," of Davton, Ohio. The subscriber insures both on the participating and nun-particip'itin plans -can insure all kinds of property on equitable terms. Looses adjusted here, aud promprjv j;ii 1. He is uU Ai;eut fiar those popular I.ifo Insurance Companies the ' Sfxt kitv" of New York, and the ".Etna," of Hartford, whose terms are as liberal as those of any other Company. "VM. BELL, Not art" Pi clic. The Summer Hat Fashions! rgMlIE uroit'rsinei has "X M. just rocf-ivo i hii new just received his new C-niumer tvie or 11 ATS, t which he invites the attention of all who would indultre in the latest fashion. Call at the Mat and Cap Store of JOHN SITFIilNS. Richmond, !nd., March 2, 1SR4. lfttf A. D. STREIGHT, ri BMSUKK OF FIRST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION North-East Corner Washington and Meridian sts: Indianapolis, Ind. sti:vi;nson-s roit i.au wohk INDIANA'S "lloll oi Iffonor," Which praphieal'.r desotibe the actions of our brave soldiers in suppressing: tl.e iireat ReU-llion, a-idvivi,!-Iv p..rtrar the nol.le deed t.f I:j liana's I'atri. tic lead,is noa- reid.' tor Arent. We doire t- oiuploy a lew men to c-invass tiie State for -Indiana's of ih.nor." To j.t e who wish to enC iu the 1'.... k Ln-incss. thita splendid opportunity, as there U nn w-rk ctt pnMi.-l;e,l which mrew with such re-idy sale. "I i.e Puhh.-iier desires to com;Iete the canvass as soon as po..,iUe, and is preptreii to off r liberal term t competent Agents. We wiH csll fie e;K'?i.i! Attention of rfis.hl.-l officers and sohiiers to the abure advertisement. :r-f"A. ires as aloie. April 27, HOWARD ASS-OCIATION, Phi?.tJt Iphia, l'cni., A Eonevolent Insti: .! lis'ie-f by special c: meTit for the r-'.iff of t : t-K and Pifr-?se-l. aSiictei with iru!er.t and Epider.iie Iie. rr cpectaliv f..r ti. cure of diseases a" t::e Sexual Org-asa. M I.HICA1. Advice gratis by tiie acting surjreon to H apply by letter, v. irh a d.-cr:ption of tli-wr condition. :.iri occupation, habits of life, ac.."1 an 1 in case cl e itre aie jiovsrtv. taediciacs furjiisiied free ofc!:arce. t aiua'Je reports on Snermatorrhoe sni other diseases ot trie sextssl rrptns. and on the new r. rneiies etnloyed in tiie liistionsary. sent to the affir-te I. tree ot caar, m seaii leitcr eurei- Two or ti.ree staip? wih ts? arcet.i!. A llies Iir. J KILIX- ,H0UJHT0X, Actfr.fi-."urtrec-r. Howard Assnc:a:;on. y. a Soutii Xiath St., I aiaJelphi. rr order of tiie Directors. . r , , T O. HARIW EiX, President.' GEO. FALriCHlLD, Secretaxr TTAPAV TEA A rery foe article for Iaralids J or others, at re. "TAIL BHVSHES, at aJ PErMHER EEELY'S Dmore. : : -r e- - p" DKll.S AMI -MKDICIXES. iaclndir? all j stock BsaaUy fosmd ra a Drarctvt. csrvfrj !sr e- i lected. in larjre quaatUies and at raanaHte price) . f Forsaisby PLUUMEBi KELLY. j ejoap. Cold Cream, Camphor Ice. and kinV rtre-1 article in qaia-.itr and quar.tr, equal to aav s trek ia this citv. rrrinrrs i kellt. R R'WrE A!fD PfKTAGK mWPS on saie br WM. BELL. aotbTrxed Ami E. Career cf Mst- ar1 Frtfe-strrcta . Bichnsnrsi, ladiitra;

NEW DRUG STORE

AVERY & B OWEN, DEALEKa I Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Dre Stuffs. Coal Oil I.nmws. S,w, Perfmeriea, aud Fancy Articles Geuvruii)' ! I ALSO OF Pure Wines & Liquor s FOR MEDICAL rfKI'OsES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines CO" Corner cf Main and Marion Streets, vt' Richmond. Inp. Our wliole stock is new and fn-sih, ha vino-just bev tl purchased ot" ilauuticturers and Importers. Juue 20. lx-3. 27-tf. ATTENTION LADIES ! m:w goods JUST RECEIVED AT QMJu .6'V.()AvU A, ON NOUTII 1'F.ARL STKEIIT. K. ILIFF. is just in rerWpt of a larva and jl fashion. ible assortment ot Surius l ll 1 liit-r , which she oflirs to the Ladies CHKA1' FOK CASH. Her reputation for correct tiste. earned by a liing ; t'xpeiienc-e in tl.e businea.s, will secure tho patrvaae of the DKist fastidious. TCall, Ladies, and examine her stock before par- ! cliasins elsew here. 7ui.T4 EVERY DOLL ATI Kealiied from sale of tiie stock of the NATIONAL PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY, Is used in developing the Territory in which all Stockholders have an equal pro rata interest. H-2m. Arrival! YALLPAf'i:ii, WINDOW paii:k, rAPi:rt shapes, buhdekix;, ate, c. SPRING PATTERNS, i Just roceive-i at S. Ci. DL'GALE S. S3 Main street, ' Richmond, Ind. April 27, 1S03. 8-3m. NATIONAL Pelrolenm Mining Company Of INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORGANISED UNDER THE LAWS OF INDIANA. Capital, $320,000, Iu ,W) Sh;iro, at Fifty Dollars Kach. WDKKIXG CAPITAL, :0.KH. OrFiCE No. 3, Talbott aii'I New's Klock, Indianapolis, Iudiana. OFVICEBS. William IL Turner, l'ersident and .Superintendent. Deloss K.ot, Vice-I'resident. Kdwin A. Davis. Secret.trv. J. teore ttilz. Treasuru-r. D.'KECTORS. Deloss Rtart. W. A. SchofWld. Wm. II. Turner, J. A. Grosvenor. Wm. T. Clark, C. C. Oiin. J. C. Hereth, Lucien Hills. Omer Newman, Jerre Me Lone and Edwin A. Iavis. A liraitetl mimiier of Shares are now offered to the public on terms that the Co i pany feel confident will pay subscribers Oyer Two Hundred Per Cent. $10 per share only required at time of suoscription. tor maps, circulars or iulorm ition, apply to the Secretary of the Companv, at In dianapr 14 5m. 3rn iiiotl Ladies! PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! 'er-iaii-mg P B E'for whieh tbey ar WA G7 Send Red Stamp far Ctrewlar. or ttLta for th Bamedy. to C R SOVBOl a CO. QVenereJ Aseata. T O. Drawer S5S1. CtueasTO niinoi. Offlsi las Soata Clark Srret. ?or mmlm s WaoleasT ta Cbao br irxssHisa a tax schaacic rtrtLXR. rorca a ruLua. loio a smith oh as a smith. SMITH a EKIia, assd H SOOnxiV: aad lor mmim bw .very nrmggtmt ta ta Wars. "T'E have th ' --l wn i -iet ytne of Prrfa. WW mery and Toiiet ;oods,iu t.'.seitr. Tner were bou.tat reduced prices, srvi wt'! be -'ld awrd:csr';y- PLCMMER A KELLT. ! IT T We a lot ofrieh Brakr, Flea ' ..KTf, ana HatamrTosted. f. rsi'selow. . i'ECUaiES a KELLT. - HOE BRI'SIIES. a eery toe lo of Terr tr , brashes. ; Tow ti ji ; '

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WABRA.NTED La every imf nrm TiwyX ftr enrtiLsVij rraai dd to ell Isidiee tua tram lacknets or other eauuff, sre "-gMf to .ndLersa lXm pertla of smacoaclimeat. Tin ntmoCy lv (diamond drops.) t1S K V KS TIVE, asd Is not la tb let tn;nN. rsou to th most deiScs-e eonstituticc Krsry yfiatU Warranted. XJCT STMT X, A D T T B T IT.

NEW STOCK J ewelry, Watches, Notions,

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11t;i:R KINUS, a la rye assonmentof IMatrd H utf ( l'Mtor, Knives. FwrLa aad X& Au asaortiueut of Sheet Mnair. oonstauUr ou hand. K. 11. DICKINSON. No. 41, Main -St., Kicamond, In.1. Jan. 57, D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the m HIVE STORED Is now receiving1 the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET THO AXI) THKEEPtY INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAG! SI RAW MATTING AND RI GS, lf every description. CM C'loths. of neat patterrm. Dress (..iHkls, nt" newest tyltw. la fact 1 ana determined to have the Ul'-STSTOC K OF CM1S IN THE C ITY And Sell as Cheap. All of my CJood, wiH hr mid at fair prices. The public are invuted to call at No 4CI Main street. ' Kichuioud, May IS, IMPORTANT NEWS! iff w i: a u i: i li i: i . n i: i fHO FILL orders for Window Sash, Rinds, Doors M Kraniei, Mouldint's, ltrackets. Mantle and house furnishers work geuerally, SCHOOL DESKS, all made ot tlioroughlv SEASONED LUMBERI And as low as the same can be brought in this market. Also. I'itic I.miilx'r. Shingles, l'loruig, l.utli, Ac, tVr. .TSixth Street, one square South of Main, Rich mon I. Ind. EZKA SMITH A CO. June 5, '63. 23 tf i:sT.vin.isiif:o IN IS43 ! THE Rdbinson's Machine Works, West End of Main St. WE ARE I1CILDINO STEAM THRESHERS, HORSE POWER THRESHING" M AGHINES OF ALL SIZES, DRAG SAWS, Suitable for either two or four horses, also a new style of CIRCULAR SAW, For cuttinjr cord wood and limbs into stove wiatd. This is one of the oldest establishments in the country, and our facilities fur building first class won are equal to any. We have the patterns for repairing almost all the different kinds of Threshing Machines, especially the Ohio Machines, am will five particular attention to this part of our business. We also keep on hand and sell at manufacturers' prices, pood assortment of LEATHER llELTINli. JONAS W. YEO. Richmond, Ind. March 11, 15. 3-tf New Stock of Jewelry, &c. J. K.IfiTJXXICLTT, ns Ju,,t received a S. O"' tAROE & EXTENSIVE To which he Invites the attention of purchasers . WATCH ns, LOCKS, ItKEAST PIXS, i:ar and I'ineer Kinx, CJold C hains, A.C, vc, .c., Of the latest style and of the finest finish. AH artisoM warranted to be as represented. Watch and Clock repairing dne on the fwVirtest notice, and warrented to be well cUiuc. Thankful t'fpast favors a con liuuei fiatronae is resjiectfully sdicitel. No.. lO, "West Main Street, one djor Wet of Harris's Stove Store. Jan 2T. IsSl.. 42.-dtf. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. fJMHESE two Terr desirable qafllitits are eombiocl jL in an eminciit deTt, ia th HARD RUBBER TRUSS. and to the afflicted needrn-r Tirh Intrnmnt. AVe can rvctiminend tliis as CLKAM.V. 1L"RAKLE, and from its adapuhihty Ut any form, much more comfortable than niost other Trusses. Our stock of Marsh's, I' itch's, Hubbard', a titer's and the Hard Kubbor Tj uss Comrvsny's Intnim"u's,is larye an1 well assorted both ioreiutdrcn anl adul's. a We hr,va prtrate rm where the Instruments eaa beapp'.-d ly any physician, or by one of the firm, as mar be desirj.i. rtUMMEB KELI.T. Richmond, Jan. 19. m5. 47-tf. HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVEBY & BOWEN, MA YE put received A splendid assortment cd Dr. LASCittOKTHVS LEVER SPEING TRUSS. Tt advantage of tfiis Tens rer B otir, iw spparei.t to all w V eiamirse tttrta. Its actkra is ia th LlRECT TP.AC i: of the IierniA, awl is claimed to efieet more core rhan all others cw in use. Persons su5-nr.? frr.m Hernia should call sivl esamin) then, wbet-'ir tbty wish to buy or aot. Tner will be snow a to sn wttri r atassre. ALr-O s f ne oiBtrt (A ShobloVr llracw, ttrr Ynrrhi, ilmle sod Frmalr. hirPOUTEttS a ri.lll BKl'SIIES. - A V E B V A BO WES, Cor., Uaia aad Uarioa Su Ricrimood, Ind. OT. 1. 1564. " S9-tf. 1 am, DWELLi.vns.BrrLmxc lots aad alBKist everv descrptsTn of Keaf Estate for ftAsv by as. BELL, Agaat l tf. II esirtH aad It Brashes, for salcbv PLCMMEB 4 KELLT.

rv s,oc,t o JewelrT,

Sarsaparilla

FOB, PURIFY ISO THE BLOOXt rrrIm " -nr4ru. tnd th Jas, 1M - J a am m Cm, I fc-C f H.k4 bM HU, he, . I HiaiT.a- itmjm. lafccmt I tmmm mm . -as M ! tWrs ea araaai l.lile. t-umrni fcwaxd aad dli n i m ml Ibe llwrti Tmrm ma ao a becks oat beJ aad nid ' i e. ,.SKk" P'd fT brsw-d d..-rtrcDi I trSrd many i mttmtmi a.miM, bat wiihoat rauri: tnmm may Iblng. la Cs, lb dawrde ra ma. A kach 1 was ngok4 W wad ta Um , aet b a had prra4 boa tb.l aay tbuuc a aua. aaart be (ood. I " CiiKtauaiai(ut ll. mmi mmma all it eared aaa. 1 wa M. as yoa adlM. ia aatall Som ol a teaepotaifUl aimr a a .. i aad.alaMat Ana btUs - larwana baaKfca vasasa -a. 1-m aadcr taa a hike k-u u Vy kia aoa ct-ar. aud 1 kaaw by aiy mrmimx that tha Amwmm baa aaa ftvat my myw.m. Kaa caa aeU lMt that 1 (est a bat 1 an w baa 1 toll y,, iUat 1 head y b bacaiaul the apdelMS td Uat aaa. aad reauauk ever gratefully. Youra. aaareauau. a , , , . AL KtO & TAlXIT. t. thay'a Flisa, Ra.a wbrilMlM, Tetter mmm alt Rtteaaa. Scalal Hi . JUagwatB, aa-a Kjrea Orfajr IV. Robert M. PrebU write from Saleaa, N. T. , era, IsX. that be aaa cared aa larewrate caa aC Jmpmr, ah baa.a to lesaaMa. aaaa hrjttj peraeyenas aaa ot .u fmnmvmnlXm. aad a 5AKvaaa lyxim-La by lar doara o tba aaaaa, saja he cures tna roaaawa iraawu T " ooaMaatly. Hraaiehiaeele. 0ltr or relle Hh Z.bul. SUn cl PnarswC. TViaa. antes t "Thia tire yoar bara(ritU rarej aw trom a bW a he. .. aous Wlia( oa the hark, ahkh 1 had wtfaraa woaa cr two sears." Lraterrhrra arWkllci.OyarUa Tnaar, I terlua UttratUa, Peaaala Uleeaaea. Iir. J B ft Cbaaatnc, of New Tork CHy. write " I km cheerfully cuarly aith tba re1ieat c ytwaeM ta avinir, I hae ruad yoar HarsarawBIa a ana wrV alterativ to lb numerous eoaibua ar wblrh w employ such a reaiedy. bnl especially ta baval rhmtmmm mt tb 8carhkiaa dauheat. 1 ha caraa ay '' ate ease of Learorrhoa by It aad mm ber Ibe roaf plaint was caused by aJcrratiea ot tb aMraa. Th atsreaiKai itarlf was euea cured. KMliln( witaia aiy kavah de equals It the female deraTirraseat." . hdward . Marrow, of he bury, Ala. ant, A darerous arttnaa tumwr oa oa of lb fcatalea ta ay hunily, which had drned all the waisa aa coald eaipbw, ha at h-aa-th heaa cun4eely car! by yvar hit rex. 1 of 8ar. , ae.te.nU. ur iJivuciaa tlioaabt BKlhlnc l-at aUrtiatioa eoll afford relief, bat he ad teed Um (rial of your SarsaariUa aa the last reeort befar cuttin. aad It Mred rffertaal. After Caktnfryaur r bhral bo avaitoai of tt diss rauatna." S pkUla aai BI ere a rial Dlaa. Kn Oataaw. Mh Auirust, 1SS. Da. J T. Arm: Sir, 1 cheerfully oauidy atlh th ra. Juest of your ecent. and reixwt to yea aim ol th eBect haas r rsiH d asj vaar Bayaaavla. ' '" ' I hae currd with it, ia ny prartw. soat of th cma flsinU f.a- which it i ncoataianded. and ha trand lu a-Oeeu truly auodurful ia th rara of IVaeraal aad ttrr canul havtw. trne of nix palwnta had f y iduliilc aliwra ta bis throat, which were coniuailnr hit palat and tba top of his mouth. Your raraaDarilla, steadily takea, cured him iu be aaaka i Aaollar was atlarked by ondary ayniptoois fa his nose, ana th alceratiua had atea aaay a cunsiderable rart of tl, so Ihat I bUee taa disorduc would am reach his hraiu aud kill huu. Hat M yirlded to my admiiiisratHa of your rarsariUai th ulcers healed. ud b ia aell agsia. Dot of cures without . some dlsuguraOoa to hu two. A woauua a ho bad fceea - treated hw Ibe asm dMorder ty BMrrary was uflerlnr from thit puisoa in her boaea. Thejr had bacoai so aaasiuve to the weather that oa a damp day ah sultered crucial iiik pam ia her jointa and buaaa. the, tea, a a cured eiiiuvly by your hararilla ia a fcw weeks. I know from its formula, which your aent rave ass, that this PresuaUMi from yoar Uboratoiy aiuet be a great ramedyt oooasaacaily. the truly lasaarhabs res alia with it h aot surprised aa. tralaraalljr tours, O. T. LABIMEK, M. D. RxiaaaaatlaiBi, Oaait, Llwar Caaaailalate 1 KDtruiBtfict, rmioa Crv, Ya.. th July, IMS. Tm. 3. C. Ana: Mr, 1 bar keen afflicted with a pel. fill chronic Kltnimutfm for a long tiBM.wluYh baltled lha akul of I'hystriaus, and stuck to at ra state of all to remedies I could find, untd 1 triad your Fanaparilla. Ooa botlls cured Bi ill two weeks, and restored aiy renra! health sn much that I am far better than bets 1 was attacked. 1 thiuk it a woaderful ajedir iu. J. tttaAhl. Jnles Y. Oelrhell. of s. Lnnls, writes! " I hay bora afnictril f.tr years aith aa eJTrcfeua o IA AVtrer, whk-hi destroyed siy" health. 1 tried every llilng. and every tiling tailed tu relict mm i aud 1 has hesa a brukaasluaa aiaa for socn ytar fofH no other cause than dVrunprmrnl mf Ihi Iatt. My hrlossd aurtor. tb He. Mr. Kapy.advlaaa me lo try your Se.riiariJI, becau he said be k rrw rra, and any thine yoa aiail was worth tryiug. Hy the hh-ses ina 'f God it baa cured m. and has so purified my blond, ae to make a new man of me. I nel young afrain. Tb ' best that can be said of you is Dot half good eaouca." Bchlrraia.CaBicer Taiaaara, RailarajeaaeBit. I lecratloa, Carle a aid Kafallallaaa r tata Uaatc. A great varVly of eaee havehrea report to eis whera cures of these luraiidahi cumpfauat has resulted Iruat the uss of thl remedy, bat oar spao here will aot admit tit ess. Bos nf them may be fbaad la oar Americas, Almanac, which th ageata below as mad ars pla4 ha furnish gratis to all who call for them. Drspcpala, Heart Dlssaas, Vita, Iflltm my, Malamclaaljr, Jtcarsls;iai. Many remarkable care of Ihes aflectioDS has bars made by the alterative power or tbia medicine. It etima W th vital fuuetkaM tut yiaaroaa actioa, and thus overroBiee dieisjers which would be supposed beyoad its rearh. Bttch a remedy has long been required by th aa cessitir af tli peofde, and w are eua&dsat that Ihi will do for them all tlutt uedxiB caa do. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, rom tub sapid cvnm or Csaajba, Calal, IaifiBieajaa, II sar ( Crawp, BraaicBiltl, latelplcmt C aai- ' satnptlom, aaiel far tlta Hcllca mt raaiaaiptivc Patlcaits let adisarrd tlsgcl f tna UUctli, This Is a remedy so universally known to snrpaaj nT other s.4- the cure of threat aad fang complaints, that it Is useless bei to publab th hleucaof its th lues, luj onrivallMd scelleic for roughs snd colds, and its truly wonderful curs of pulmonary m lei sue, here marhr it knowa throughout the cisiltaed aattuas of tb earth. w are th cnmoiuiiltt, or vra familie. amnog tbrm who bar aot some persoat eaperSencaof Hs efTarts some living trcrhy in their midst of its victory over Us subtle and dana-errm disorders of th fhriat snd lungs. As all know tli dreailful fatality of thews disorders, and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy, w oed Did do mors thsn to assure them that it haa now sll ties via tues that it did hav when making th ears which bar won so strongly upuu th cotifideue of aiankiud. Prepared by Dr. J. C ATES &v CO-. Low all, Kaaa. House-Furnishing Store! By ICKI.Tf cV CO., having commenced business at .No. 13. Main-at.. ileal always on hand a freueral assortment of llona Purnibine Articles, adapted for th r.iU.hn and Dininfr-Koom, comprisinjr Cutlery; Japanery; Tin, Wood and Willow Mare; Itrooms; .Mats; Hrusbea; Also, an assortment of Children's Carriage, Ih-kinr Horses, V;ds iptsles, rf c. 11:3m 2-1 liictnnorHl, cth mo. I I, 4n3. Slate! Slate!! Br VOl' WAST sn EVER.LASTIXO ROOf call on I)atid iLiiisLacL. llu-1. liwtrul I 1 ! . a . N. Smith. Adimrt m. They are now prepared to 'fill sL onlers for rdate Ksjfing jironif-tlv. ItAVIli RAII.SnACK. r , , ,.,e MCH'JLAS smith. Feb. 2.175. i9.tm THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. IiEACU STREET, IiOSTO.V, MASS. (Directly opposite- llie I!oton and Worcrst. er Ilailroad Depot.) The suWrirwr most respoctfullr informs his friends and th pttiuc, that aturr an erpevience of over nins years a an Assistant at tbc American Hon., in thim ' city, he has leased upon tery fararaUs terms Die UNITED STATES HOTEL, which has for a ton period, under the able and popu-. Isr sa;ritiUnrh nc of CoL SKner, received a rlrrs liberal patronajre. ' The on U-rsyned wm endcaor to keep up tho pop, lar.tj U lite EataUtaLiuent ss s - FIRST CLASS HOTKL. An-T he solicits ynur patronajre, sssuriag you tUst no sertioa on his part shall be wanting, to render yoa star at his house both eomlortable snd ajrreeable. a-tf- ' FRA-VK M. PBATT. Fine Watches and Jewelry, lirecl frosa ib Maanfactarer . t4d: oddj Watches Watches ! Jewelry! Jewelrv! Tba ttt Best! The rerr tWstl ' The rsry ekaapest 1 ' Taa rtry ebespnt. At C. A. IrickiDSno'a Jsrvsirr 8 tore. Xo aa -rl'PON'CO PII.I.H. ; If MW IkeesesiSB's Pilis. Iron HwHodicat IreSis. ' For sale br May 4, IMS. i i-i. ius m .sa.v.t., . Twotk Ibadte, a la rye ssaortmeal st PLIMJIEB A klELLT'S. Alsaoada, iat.Vr, .--.i; ''. ....:?; .. lbs, Almonds. . " P uts, Pecans, Filrsrrts, ete. S 1 Main St, o. W. BAR.VES a CO.