Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 34, 19 October 1865 — Page 4

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Thursday, October 19, 1865. Advance in Paper. We aro not surprised to learn that news paper Las advanced again in the East, followed by ft necessary ri3e in the West. The pretense at the East is, that the streams are low, and do not famish enough naw to run more than Lalf the time; the trite freasou is that there is a combination amoncr thern that enables them to make their own terras and any profit they choose. , The duty on paper is s high that manufacturers can make 100 per cent, on the the entire cost, of production, without any fear of comjiCtition from abroad. It is not merely prohibitory but is ten timo what it nel be. A bill will before Congress last winter, that would hr remedied this, if properly acted upon, 1 waa hoped for a time that jutio would b done, but the paper men lavished money freely, as they could afford to d, ar.d the lobby members carriel the day. If niaunfocturers would be content with fair profit, which they would be sure of if the tariff would be reduced to ; per cent, publishers would not suffer as they are now doinpr, bnt could reduce the present rates of subscription. As it is, it cannot be thought of. ' We are now compelled to pay for blank paper, one-third of the amount we pet for the printed abei-t after all the labor is put upon it. Our iucrwine of price is nowhere near that of the dailies, which now cost Just double the old rates. H'e hope this crying evil, in which every person is interested, from the school boy to the old man whose work is done, will Lo remedied the coining winter, but in the meantime, we need all the new culi subscribers you can give us. Grtenxturg Chronicle. StfOur frtend of the Chronielo apeak our- nentimunts prociaely, and we alo nte tew mora aubacriI r who belter in aupportintr paper by Jiini cash iuadranre. Cooie mi frits!, and f-t the worth jour money in Palladiums. Little Bessie. Litfle Bessie wsuderel through the kitchen and out into the wood-shed where her papa sawed wood, liut no pupa was there this time, ouly a preat black hole in the floor, that looked o black and so deep Itesnio was afraid to o near. I5:it some body mtist have heurd the putter of little feet, for suddenly voire culled out of the deep hole, Bre-iic, come here!' It sounded like her papa voice, and the little girl ventured n;ner, and jwered over the edge. "IJe?i, rnn you see me?' h-aid the voice again. "No, is it you papa?" "Yes, dear, find 1 can see you perfectly. I am holding out inv arms, and if you'll jump, I'll catch you ' in them." . . . - Hessie hesitated, bent over the edge, called, 'Are you mire you're there papa?' then shut her eyes tight, caught her breath, and Jumped! With a gleeful laugh, she found herself Bale in her papa's arms. ," '. , ; God is the father of. us all. We can not follow his way; we can not see into the darkness of th futnr'b. Hut fear it not. 1 1 is voice calls us .ouward. Obey its guidance, ami pJuutfo iut the unknown abyss without rashness, hut with faith. Then slink tlim find thyself at list safe in ft Father's arms, ami in everlasting rest. Merry's Museum. An Affecting Scene. A gentleman who was present at the lato great convocation of Odd Fellows in Haltimore relates tons an affecting scene that took place in the .Grand Lodge of the LT. S. The diflereut States were called upon for their dues to the Grand Lodge, when, one by one, the representative from Southern lodges t up and confessed their inability to pay the amount assessed against them, their treasuries being empty ami the members of the subordinate lodges unable, at present, to replenish t.hein. After the roll had been called, n representative from the North moved that the dues of the Southern Lodges be remitted. This called forth general remarks from the ! Northern members, who concurred in j - the-rrrrrtion, and expressed great joy at j meeting the Southern brethren and deep j sympathy at the misfortunes which had i overtaken them. The vote being taken j on the question it was unanimously j adopted, after which a member of South- j em representative arose anvl tnanKeil ' the Grand Lodge for their kindness and the sympathy manifested in their be- . half. Some were so much affected that i4 hey could not give expression to their a rords. Tears were freelj shed, and a V icene of congratulation and hnd shakJJ ng ensued, amid which the Grand Lodge I adjourned till next dHy. A WORD ON CLOCKS. i Ingeniom men of all ages, from Archi- j uicdes, 200 years 11. C, to Wallingford. at. the commencement of the fourteenth century, have been cited as inventors of the clock. The fact is, that the clock, i like almost every other useful implement . gradually ffrete to perfection; one man j suggested the wheel work one the wei-jht for maintaining or driving power; au- 1 other the balance for regulating the ex-' tenditure of that power: another the! ,dial and bauds; another the striking parts J Ptvuui so on; ana at last one man eomuinea ooill together in one macjiiuc. and gained tkn ho credit of making the- Gist clock.whiahis mau appears to be one Henry de ' nZaick, or do Vick, who placed clock in j e tower of the palace of Charles the , Tbdfth, about the year 13t"5t. which clock ' ponathe most ancient of which there exists f theao particular discriptiou. The princi- i one. s upon which it was constructed were , Tb'ntiallv the same as those 1 of the nd La ks of the present day: that is, there Ujbv a moving power and a regulating power. The moving power was a weight hung to a cord, wound round a barrel; th the unwinding of which, by the fall of Ol I of ' tfc the weight, gives motion ti a trnin .'wheels that moves the hands around the Cdial- The regulating power was a bal ""anee wheel, springing, Mckwards and forward after the manner of the watch balance, so familiar to ns nil ttt SMIit u a&ki thtt oat of th SOJ.H0 of the secured. ioia nor than ;"-rmtnnl lea a Ukm iu euUni Vi J - ;oO,CKH bTbo iabanbi br fmlati, tb MBgl bm-e ollr hr ! r. F. V. cm ."', fr !Uf-

jrown in a Garden. I. BJT" ''sited two gardens in Joliett, 111., and writes to the Chicago Tribune what he saw in them. In the garden belonging to Hon. S. K. Casey, of Joliett, a spree 30 by 75 feet, containing 250 square yards, is devoted to cabbage. Two kinds are grown in this miniature patch, ("marble head" inrt "cannon ball,) the results "are 'ateady marvelous. They are very solid, ind many of them are one foot and four inches in diameter, having yet Tieariy two months of growth before the heavy frd'sta of November. The average weight of each cabbage,' when fully grown, is 40 pounds, and if we reckon II square, feet to each head,' an acre will -'yield 4,50 cabbages, and the average weight 40 pounds', per head, will give 463,fiOO pounds per acre. If they are planted giving 4 feet square to euch head(and this is the best plan,) the number of heals per acre will be -J., 722, which will give a still greater weight to each Load, the range being from 30 to 00 pounds each. But the first upposition it would require 10 freight cars, carrying ten tons, to transport the yield of one acre of such enormous growth to Chicago, and, at 20 cents per head, or one half cent per pound, the value of the crop would be 8970. In a n eiffh boring garden, belonng

to Mr. hailes Macomber. are turee ,1J AT... ..... . . . . - j grape vines, each six years old," which , have heen in hearing three years. nel of them a Hartford prolific whicli 13 trained against the south side of the home, has now growing upon it over 1,H)0 clusters of grapes. At the end of the house, trained up against the siding in the same manner, is a single 'I.sahella vine, which contains to day 000 clusters of grapes. Upon a trellis near by is ano'her vine- '-Isabella" containing 40y clusters, 100 hav ing been removed. One half of the entire number of cluster will average lii'ty grapes each, and .!!! U'oi.rli rrt'l I'll- til V fW!- O&f.U tlll'CC ! clusters weigh a pound, making the this tors from the three vines nwrly 0 lbs, of rich lucious fruit. In market such grapes sell readily for 25 cents per pound, and the value of the crop of the three vines this year is 8200. The space required for the proper growth and development of a single vine is at least 10 , square feet, 5 by 18. One acre will allow 1,000 . such spaces, and will grow 1,000 vines. The result of one aero, according to this, which is a fair estimate, us ulmost incredible and yet "seeing U believing." An acre will therefore, produce, with the same care and sit the same rate, over "J'i'i.OUO pounds of gritpes. If one-tilth of this amount is the actual yield, or, if we give to each viuu 200 vjuure feet to admit of light, air, eto., tho result would be 40,000 pounds per acre, or 10,000 as tho value of the crop. A Beautiful Deed. A yni'Md ollicer was connected with Sheridan's brigade. It was in one of those force I marches when they had driven back the enemy and had been iu the saddle for several consecutive days and nights, that this trooper availed himself of a temporary halt, tr blip from his saddle and stretch himself upon the turf his horse, meanwhile, browsing in the immediate vicinity. lie ha. I slept for some little time, when he was siuldenlv awakened by the frantic pawing f his horse at his side. Fatigued by his long ride, lie did not rouse at once, but lay in that partially conscious state which so frequently attends great physical prostration. Soon, however, the faithful animal perceiving that its efforts had failed to accomplish their object, licked his face, and placing its mouth close to his ear uttered a loud snort. .Now thoroughly awake, he sprang up, and as the horse "turned for him to mount, he saw for the first time that his comrades had all disappeared, and that the enemy were coming down upon him at full gallop. Once mounted, tho faithful boast bore him with the spewd of th wind safely from the danger and soon placed him among his companions. "Thus,'' he - art dad with emotion, "the noble fellow saved ine frotu capitivity. and perhaps fro. a death."; Journal of Commerce. Bad Heart from a Sora Head. Colonel Forney says he cannot, for the life of him, tell when and why Montgomery Dlair took offense at Governor Reward, since the Postmaster General always professed the liveliest friendship for the Premier. liut Thurlow . Weed says he can furnish the necessary iufornijition, and adds: ' "lie ( Montgomery) 'took otl'ense' when 'an inferior lawyer,' a Colonel Forney calls Mr. Hlair, W:v not appointed Chief Justice. Mr. Hlair says that Mr. Seward could have, made him Chief Justice, but did not, and hence these false assertions, and hence these tirades of personal abuse." And that's what's the matter with "the familv" now. W There is a boy living in Sharps ville, in this county, who hat fifteen brothers and sisters. . lie has two brother liills, who are no connection; two sister Sarahs, and they are no kin; two brother Georges, who are cousins, one of them now dcaii, two sister Susans, who are also cousins, and two brother Johns, a-.idthey are cousins; still he has neither brother nor sister. Tij. Times. What are Women o IJ Men are educated to trales, cratta. or professions ; mn are taught to rely on themselves lel v : m n hare thatelaaticity of material that adapts ilselt to almost an h ipe or forio. If Jones ra n't mtk mony by tr-in,; cases at the bar, June can at least be a carpenter, or invent a machine for the furtherances of perpetual motion. He is never at a loss. Bal all liaa, which is reuIarW tanpbt to men, women Lafe to find out for t.ieuiseires. Nevertheless, tiier can tind it out, if they onlv hav the chance. The pressure ie o tcreat that t ie scapevalres must spring open. Wouua cannot crelibly be allowed to starTe in a civ-Uaed omatry. Xher mavtw worked to death, or woru n JoaUk ty -cessanl care and snflerin;. and no lepal court will interl'erw. But tarvio is quite an inadmissible tiling. It wouldn't un l well ia t ie papers '.Mr,. WUiyt. Armt Statistic show that every indiTll(lal V.OU3U11IV9 .awvi.w v ' ter pounds of dry food daily, about fhreefourths veselable and one-fonrth animal makiD-T an annual consumption of about 800 rounds. . Of fluids, inclading erer? variety 01 ueverace, ue snjuunsauuuii 1,500 pounds, and taking the amount oi i air which he consumes at mai ponnas. iue rpault will show that the food, water and ) ai-r which a man receives amounts in the . ajrresatc to more than three thousand pounas a year-, mat i, a wu uiu & uao. more than tweaty times hia own weight 1

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I PnbHshfd in JhM'arae r Ttuiiding, m Thursday Mornings, By HOLLO WAY & DAVIS, At 5i pcr Voliiiiic, PAYABLE IV ATVACK. Job Printing. We have a new " DAY JOBbEK,' and new f-.nU of Tipeofthe Uu-st styles, til ,. . , " both plain aod fancy, and ara prepared to do work neat and expeditiously. Pamphlet", Catalosrnc, Constitution, Show Bill, llandbtlN, UiankK, Ioter, Hill of Lading, Bill IIead, Card, "ote, Envelope, Circular, Check, Lable, &r PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS: W. T. MENDENHALL, M. D. (OHice over Earnest's Hat Store,) U.VVIMJ located in this place, offers his professional services to the citizens of Kichmoud and Ticinity. Aug. 31, lri5. 27tf i.. j. ritAscisco, yt. i. Office and Residence South Franklin Street, East side, between faiu and Walnut, July 17, ISiSi 30 tf RICHMOND, Lndian t S. B. HARRIMAN, M. D. ki:siii:ci: am oi tk i; No. 23 South Front Street, ( Late rei k nee of l'r. Kersey. RICHMOND, IND. Ofliee hour 7 to S A. M., ami I to 2, and to 7 1. -M. Richmond, Feb. 165. 52-ly. C. H. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A VP ' ?S ot.ary 1J i l 1 i c , Oif!cc,VO. 27, .Main St., over Unities' store. (23-tf) JOHN C. WH1TR1DGE, Attorney at Law Sc TTotary, r;iiA ltn! Near the corn. f Main an 1 I " M.iiu-s!.. Richrr'rJ InJiana. Attorney at Law, Notary Public am crAiM Aa;x r. m TH., give prompt attentiou to the collection of w w Claims. Tartitions of Lands, Settlements ot Kstates. Kiecution of Deeds, Mortgages, Oil Leases, Ac. OFKICK on Main St., two doors west of tlder's Book Store, up stairs. Riclimon l, June 21, 1S65. lS-ly Co-Partnership Notice. 1 OCTOKS V. A S. . HEHSKY, bave formed practice of Medicine and Surjrery. Kedidence of the lormer North 7th street, East side, between Main and Broadway: of the latter, S. E. Corner of South Seventh and Wslnnt-st.. Oflice on Main street, South skie, betw een Pearl and Marion, over G. W. Barnes' and Co's. grocery. Oitice hours from 7 to S, A. M. " 1 to 2 u l from 6 to t, P. M. -- Richmond. January lat. ISoi. -: -- t-f. Indiana Patent Agency. W.T.DENNIS, Agent and Attorney, E-camiiter of PaltitU Caif.xJ Staff PnUnt f jficp, Office in Starr Hall Ituildins, UICIlIOM, IXD., "TSII-L make Spe'ifications and Draw intra. Prosw w ecnte ami I'efend Infrinei-ments in the United States Courts, and willattend Hall matters appertaining to Patents. T" Patent Peeds. Assignments, and Coutracts, carefully drawn and Examinations made. Aug. 31, lt5. y 27-tf. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. W. T. I.icrned Real KMate Starr Hall Buildine. Asent: Office, in Richmond, Ind. REAL ESTATE bonjrht and sold, or eschanirev!. Hotups anl Lots lease-i and rent collected. AU property will tie registered tree of charee. W. T. DENMS. Aitjr. 31, ISj. :r-tf. IN URANCE AGENCY, Fire. Life and Accidental. ysrBANCE EFFECTEP BT THE SCBSCriBEK in nr?T-c,.a.T-!pectab'ie Cman;e? in-ioassria-aonauie TKl!s u la anr t'.;er ihee i i Firp luuruicn the prt;c:p itr. - or ccn- ' Wrc T in. w ranee ;n C (. uJiKiTiios w ho yv a ti;viidenl in two and threaten s Ir'm i.ite ot ptMcies. . h Ail rla m ad usteti.ludH'ot." pa Ser. Yboao djwiroua of w3 lnuraic ir. tithe- Fire, Life er AcertenL. s'jruUi and enquire say rate l:cre iusurinp elseakre. WILLIAM BELL, Notarx Public, Real Estate CC"ectiae al - ' ; : ' General Asmt. 1 Comer ith aod Main tnu. n a 'l

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11. VV. Yarringloa. G-. W. BARNES & CO. WHOLESALE RETAIL GROCERS, New Iron Front Bnilding, NO " 31, MAIN-'Str, Richmond, Indiana. Llauiirt! Fruit A- C'a!sups. ' Straw r rrlea, T.;mi!s. BUctbfrriea. Eitra lJeache. R-iT'twrrii auil'lams. 1 omato Catsup, Walnut J-j-hotxina Club Saiice. f i Worcester Lirw do. Pickets sf vanous kin-1. SaJsiOj!s. 3,1 Main t-t. ti. W. BAP.XES Jt CO. Jelli &c. Strawherry and KasplerrT J J!ks. I'.ue A; pie Jeii r. Lni Ijig!ass or eelatine for iak;rj jsllios Raspberry svrup, very Jie aud aailabSe for ttee in sickn-JSii, SlJiainSt. G.VT.UABNESiCO. JV 10 flhds. Snjrars. 20 BbUprus!ie.2TanaHtednl powdered do. J5 Fbls. Kh'ied dj, Tstrknis gr.iKs. 31 Mam St. Q. W. BAKAErf 4 CO. riotl'el ' i-J 40 Ba Rio Coff-e. 15 Mocha, Java, and Lapuara do. 31 Main St. O. W.BAKNES 4 CO. 2" keirs fci-carbonate Sotia. 1" rxses Ma l-ier. 10 " Iuiit"'. 1 3 " Ei. Ixipwoo,!. 10 " Cudbear. 10 Ua sliiee. SlJUiuSu i.W.BAB-VESCO. 'AW olas A- Srrup: if M. 1 bh!s X. O. Molasses. 10 Sorghnm do. 10 Srrupa rarii'ux grades. 31 Main St. G. W. BARXES CO. piceA Pepper: 5 bags Pepper. 2 . Cloves. 20 mats Cinnamon. 2 batrs Aiapice. I cak Nutniepa. E. K. Dtiuket.a'a selected Spices. Cinnamon, Pepper. Alspice. Cloves, Mastard, Oinjfer and Cayenne. 31 Main St. O. V. DA KNFS CO. 5Baiin. V 23 Boxes M.R. L. a A. Raisins. 2o 14 do. 2 ii do. 1 Car.k Currants. 5 " Citrons. 31 Main St. O. W". BARNES Jt CO. 'lea: M. 20 boxes fine Tea, embracing rariuus qualities, tl. W. BARNES 4 CO & Imond. 'ut, Ac, A 201) lhs, Almonds. 200 " 1'ea nuts. Pecans, Filtx-rts. etc. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES A CO. C1hoeolte. Prepared CoHee, etc. J Haker'a Cocoa. Pure Cocoa. Rroui.i. Krench Chocolate. Premium Viiinlla " Dundalion Coffee, various qualities. Tr.-ixlcu in. V:rm iceili. Mitraroni. Tapi.kca. Pearl HarW. Herher's Farinrv. Corn Starch and Rico Flour. 31 Main St. J. W. DARXES Jt CO. cin book store: "- NICHOLSON & BROTHER., WohsaIc tni'l It i-tall Dcal.rs In LOOKS, STATIONERY & GLOBES, Wall Paper, Cnrtin Materials, iicTiTtr-:s, pk ti iu; frames, niotocrapli Albums, and et' er articles nsuaily kept i l a I rst Class Hook Store. Tiiey are also STATE AGENTS For Felter's Yxc I'.enf and Increasinirly Popular Series of Arithmetics, And for Prf. Giiyot's I'nrivallcd V.ld, MAPS ron SCHOOLS. Richmond. Ind., Sept. 1 1th. H-o. 2v'tf XS-TO THE I.AIIES.-YS. GEO. II. REED"& CO.'S LIQUID f Ml ME constant demand w eli.ivehad for LIQUID JL DVES has induced us to put upa complete line of 40 Shades, all Liquids," . which will recmmcnd themselves to every one who haa ever use.1 Liquid Dyes for - llrilliancv of Color. Simplicity ol Tc, m t i Itiin ty of Satisfaction. ( Complete Directions fgr nse witli every packap.) Use the BEST Article. SEE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CHEMISTS, ON EACH PACKAGE Sample actually "dyeVi with each nf'tfce cidors on hilk and woolen, may be seen at the Drug Stores. JT?r- SOLI) K V ERYW IIEKE! -tV , If you desire to insure OOOD COLOUR, inquire for Heed's lnmetic lye. nnd Inke ho alter kind. CiEO. H. REEU l CO., Hoton, 2S-ni. Manufacturers. Vsiluable !Tsiriii9 FOR SALE! SmILL be sold cheap, (tool FARM of Seventy w Acres, lyinir four miles North of the City of . Richmond, on the Richmond and Newport Turnpike. . is well watered has hfteen acres Timer a (rood louse excellent Barn, almost new a fine Orchard ot ell selected Fniit. Ac. Ac. It is admirably adapted ' -r a "Stock Farm." For terms. Ac. enquire of C. H. KV.RCHENAU. Att'y:" x No. 27. Main-st., orer Haines's Store. Richmond, July fith, l"6o. li"tf V"E have th largest and finest stock of Ierlu V meiyand Toilet Gom1. in thiscity. Tbey .ere boon',: at reduced price, and will be seM aeeorragjy. PLCM-MER A KELLY. , PICKS. Ground, fine and u.:r. f T sale bv VLCitMBIV KEtl-Yl - 1 ARMS. lWr.I.I.lXGS,i:iI.II?fiT.OTS and alnivaE everv descriftion of Real Est.i'e f. r aL by WM. HEl.I,Aont 1-t:". ..1 APIA CO. S;,co, and Pear! Barlft.-Fi at sale r.v I'LL V HI R i XtLLY If tUMHH RI,M. Wi:e sad T-nk, .Tl fiCMMtR i KE1JLY-S. ' ', - i ' iri:RM OII O: the fint ma!:tv, r bv, 2 : -FLCiiMEk A KSr..j rjRIPOIJ AMI SII.VKR SAD SO VP. H F.?r cleaning silver W, G i, 4c. f- &a 1-5 . JLCirMER A KFU.r. IIAMOIS SKI"S,Far sale hr- ' fUMLK t ktLLl. i "- " 9 i a - . :

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Flonr of Superior Quality! ; CORN MEAL, MIDDLINGS, OIL MEAL, BRAN, OATS, RYE, A.c, JOHISr BELL, 5V Mrtet,. od l)ar Xtrth of M.rrlkh ?. . I Richland, Icdiaai. j ; . ,B Z R A NYE, & B R O ., - j Stoves and Hollow Ware, j Iluia. Pre' ed. and Japaoctt Tinware. , Also, Ager.'.s for the Sals of the 1 Forest Queen Cooking Stove, j Axd Manufacturers of all kinds of tin ai siiErrr-iRo.N work? I Tut tmrl Irv Roni Put u Order. i ."Al! orders for Spoutiasr, Gutters and Valleys, Ptore ayjuiiiin JxaiHtV-a-tirwiwrf Riyipj, near the ', Derot, Kivnniinda Induia. Jan. ii. lrt , HERNIA!! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVEKY & B0WEN, H.WTi just received a splendid assortment of Dr. J LANliMllUTlIVS '! LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The advautae of tliis Truss OTer all others, is ap- ' parent to all w bo examine ttieni. Its action is in tle DIRECT TRACK of the Hernia, and is claimed to e;"- , tect more cures than all others now in use. Persons suuVrimr from Hernia sliould call and examine them, whetiierthev wish to bny or not. They will be shown : to an v witli pleasure. ALSOa tiue assortment ot . Shonitler Urare, tor toutli s, Jlale aim rcmaie. 1'PiITI'U A- KI.KSI1 ItKI Slll:S. AVERY A BOWEN, Cor., Main and Marion Sts.,-t Kichmonl, Ind. Nov. 19, 154. 3-tf, PETER CKCOKEB. BENJ. CBOCIS. ? CROCKER & CO., South tide of Main street, one square Kit st ol Meredith House, . IHC1I3IOXU, IS 1. "Janurutureall kinda'of i arriiiees, IDii ie, i if Msulkie, Express and Pedliiifr NVaoiu, &.C Ac. e have on hand a tine a)rtiueut of work i n our ! line, and can furuish to order on short notice, f Jmost ' any style or pattern of vehicle, all of which the' .- war- : rant t"be made of the best material and byearef nl and . experienceil workmen. The public are invited to call t and examine their stock rud prices. 7?y Particular attentiou paid to repairing. ' Jan. 20, 18ii3. ? ATTENTION LADIES ! IV E W OOD8 Jt'ST RECEIVED AT OX NOIIT1I ITAIII. STItl'LT. WRS. ILIFF, is jt in nwipt of a large and fS fashionable assortment of F tld. Millinery, which she otlera to the Ladies CHEAP Full CAhll. I Her rentihition for correct Ui ste. earucl bv a loner e.v;e: ieni'O in the l usiuess, ill secure the patronage o; the must fastidious. .7Call, Ladies, and exammo her stock la--fore purch.iiinj: elsowfaens. WANTED: i Petroleum Bavrels! i Parties having Xo 1. imn hooped I'ETROLECM BARRELS todispore of. will please rail on or addros s: I . Bl RSdN A Co., "Spring Orove Oil Mills, " i Richmond Ind., Julv 27, lsili. 22-iui. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. I THIIESE t-.vo very desirable qualities re combin ed j JL in au eminent degTee, in the j HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the afflicted nei!inir such Ixtrunients. We n an j .if commend this as CI.EANLV, i'l:KA P.LK, and I'rr .m , Its adaptability to any form, much more cimtortal lie ! than most other Trusses. Our stock of . . . ' 1 Marsh'sj, Fitch', IInlbarcI', Ritter'M nnd t he ' Hard Rubber Tiuss Company's Instrum-.-nts, is large and well assorted be th forchildren and adults. We have a private mom where tho Instruments c an j he applied by any physician, or by one of the tirtu, as I tnav lie desired. I " PLLMMER4 KELLY . Richmond, Jan. 19, 165. 47-1 f. ' STAPAX TEA. A very fine article for Inval ids W or others, at l'LCMMER & KELLY'S Drug-store . RI ;s AD MEIHTES includina: all 19 stock usually found in a Drugstore, carefully selected, in larire quantities and at reasonable pri( e( . For sale bv 1'LCMiiEK A KELLf . Oflps, Cold Onm, Camphor Ice. and 1 dndid articles in quantity and quality, equal to any stock in this citv. PLUMMER A KELLI . All. BRI'SIIE. at PLLM.MERA KEELY'rf Drugstore. THITE WASH HRI'SHITS. for sale I,t I'LL MM ER A KELL l aijhaTineCreams, Windsoraud BarberSoi ip i by the package, pot or ralce, at PLCMMER t KELLY'S : I'PO'COS PIT.TS. Cheeeman' PiM. j1 "" 1.J on' Heriodi-Hl Iro,'., 1 For sale hT PLCMMER A KELLY . ! Mav 4. l-?5. lo:fl t ririooth rirnhes, a larsr assortment at kl PLCMMER A KELLY'S '. fcjHOE RRI SIILS very 6ne lot of very fit? l brulies. For sale br " PLCMMER A KELIT . U earth and Iust Ilru-bc. fr sa!e bv PLCMMEP. A K'ELLl llnir anil t loth Rrnh. f r '.e Vv I -9 B- i LCilMEIiA. kLLI 1JOM VI)KS AMI OILS, f ,r t;.e Hair, A I r.2lish an i Aai'-nean ma3iiai;tiire. I'utuUttt, . i . x ILl'MMEFt A KELLY S iT-tssi rc. 'r z - iTtREVM of Tartar ani nVini sd a. Luri quality, at FLOIMilIt A KELL."'S. T. fcJlltkUi UOPVi'rt and k. at iS9x X-U PLCilMEii A iwLLLYv. i , ... j? i k. .. B ATH BRICK, For cmriar. at tw Imrtm of i'LCLUER A ILEU.Y.

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iij'jrii 3 J jJ w i 3 3-j iJ L ZJ a j Oil Clothe, Iattinjs, CI UT1 MI Ac., 1 CORNER OF SECOND AND JEFFERSON STS , DAYTON, OHIO! (At The Did stand Of James l'errine.1 Dania-Jk Curtains, j Marbie, Mahorany, Lace do 1 Oak. aad ComuKm Shades. i Figured Table Oil Kurt, lireea. aal Viae i tbs, iltrtlatKl. -( Tii i-uieuo and Nap ixi Fi- 'or. k'.iia. Cu'tiin Cornices and i C. u:iu rranes and V U. ' SH-;..: s. Ir:vrr Cr.is a id i lUaukeu aui Koikes. TasW-'.s. i liei: tU. lK-r, an t inctrtrj f t!. j C.rr: .: Ku. S?a.l do do I i's';''.- Chain, Cotton IVi) aui TaLie tVt - j art, etr-, NEW STOCK Tewelry, Watches, Notions, Q o IlIXfil'.K HINtiS. a 1 1 11 mi', t atiir, i lare as .sortnHnt of Plnted a. - . . . . ....... m ,x e, i-or nun Shmii: lu-iel Instrntn ,,U( Ac. An ;u-sortment of heet Mnic, constantly id. K It llrKlSON. fin h; No. at. M4,ii.h1 Kt.hnutni. ltld. Jan. 27, 161. aOU IMPORTANT NEWS! r. v u i: v n i: v r. i TKIO FILE onlers for Window Sash, Hinds, Doors B Frames, Mouldings, l!i-a WellauUes and house lurnishers work generally, SCHOOL DESKS,all made of tliorourlilv" SEASONED LUMBER! And as low a the same can be brwupht in ihia market. AImi, l'ine I.nmhor, Shingles, Tloorius, l.ath, Ac, Ac. ' . jrr-Sixth street, iue spuare South of Main. Rich mond, Ind. EZRA SMITH A CO. June 5, '63. 23 tf. Th e Fall Hat Fashions! lllF; andersifined hag iu' . receiveil hisucw nuiuer Style of II ATS, to hie! i he invites the atVnt'on ,,( ail who ould JJidiiltr . in the latest fashion. Call at the Hat and Cap ;tore of f' )H. SI FFRINS. Ri' -hmond, ImL, March 23 1WB4. lOtf N ew Stock of Jewelry, Sec. Has just received a " t, LARGE EXTEVSH E 5 Stock of Jmtln, .!'"'.. T1-'' To nlicH he invites the ." atunlion oi purcnaser . MATCIIKS, (LiM hs, IlIIi:sT ns, i:nr ii ii l I'iiiKt'r Kind's, iold f hnuis. Ac, .c, Kc, Of the liit -t tvle and of the finest finish. All articles .,M arr"itel to be an represented. Watrh and 'lck rep.nriiijf d..:ie on the shortest nctiee, and warronte.l to le well done. Thankful forpast favom a continue.! patronage respetUull solicited." Ko. IO, Vf.t -Main Strett, one door Went of llsrsji-" Stove Store. Jan 27, 1S64.. 42.-dwtf. NEW DRUG STORE. t AVERY &BOWEN, DEALERS IX Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, ye Stnflo. C oal Oil lamps Soaw. Perfnioeriee, and fancy Articles nerally I ! ALSO OF Pure Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. ' atent and Proprietary Medicines Corner of Main and Marion Streets. Jti Kiciimoxo, Ink. Our whole stH-k is new and fresh, having just een purchai ol Mamitat turers ana Importer. June 1 -Vi. 27-tf. To Sinking Fund Borrowers. A I.I. PERS(s iudebted to the SiDkiusr I'und, . tm are ber-bv n"ffi.-.i that all Iinds mrtaecd W t at I und. arid n which inVre.st haa not tjeen paid in a i .i ce, for tiie present T. r. w-tll a lvertiy for ixtydays previous t',aoi olird at public Hale oa, t b.i-n i Tue- lav in liercmber next. Air or-i. r .'f the Hoard of f "mns;on,r. W. II. TALlf JTT, President. July 1-tH, - 26tt$2 '. Pine Watches and Jewelry, Hireet lium the .Masilbrlnrer. C T-Mr '"" !3! Webrs : Watcbea '. ' Jewelry! J weir! , The very IWst ! "T;..- v. rr U.iit! The mv !,. :-t ! Tltr very elieapcsj,, 1 A t C. A. I'i. LTr.,nN Jew.Mry Store, JTo. 3 llaaa " treet, ke t.M: I. It!. 1 f ISKKI tllL,-Ynr pU Kt . j L i'LLMMER A KELLY. 1 - ARD Aii .MLVT I'tKT H I.fe,-For Pi.rMilEt . KELLY. C- iim im: mi.ia r.r.v. migxilh r TA III.ET. Ac LILLY W IIITL.at PLC MME R A kELLV'3. .

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)jtvi LRS IX Foreign and Domestic JJVi"OY CwlMJ ttlS jT onO4,:TOTK, flllLOW WARF, NO. -IV. MAIS STRl ET, KTCUrnf IND. No. ?m.' ' . D. B. 'CRAWFORD, - 'lrpTi'r of tlie mmi mum - Is now Tooercing tb LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET TWO "AS i nut Fi: PLY INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! STRAtTJlATTlxa AND Rt'tfS, , . 1 Of cTerv descxipovn. Oi! Cl-itfi-". f net patterns, l lrfts (!.v.U. ot uuvesl lj Vu. Iu fart a am daier-luak-ltortave me t Hi:sTSTH K lF t;00S IX. THE C1T" And Sell as Cheap. , All of nir Goods will be swdd at air pricna, Tb ... - .. . a i . puldic are mvetea to can ai -o in .nam nw. Richmond, May IS, lSfi. MI KALIiY, RALiIV! - " ' ' TO " Due West of Ui Citiien's Bank, for 1 CHEAP DRY GOODS. Wilson & Elliott! MAVK Jl'ST IIKCKIVED FHOM TJIK Eastern Cities lull supply ot -v Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, Silks, 4c! Tbeir Domestics were bought In-fore the late adtano, and will be found Than Eastern quotations. t t .., ,. . .... v ' 1 DRESS GOODS! Arejfroui 25 to 0 per cent, lower than hM-merly 1 S?BSS3a" S3SS3S3!D2S! Are sold at $1,00 $1,50 per yard. ( All are Inviteil to call and examine their atock. They have sonio nicu pattern of Ingrain and liruasells C ABPE ! And aUo a line of WILSON U ELLIOTT. No. 2'J -tf. CARD TO THE LADIES. DR. Ill F(W( (I( " , Golden Periodical Pills . FOR FEMALES. MN tHtltFtmXOIrAinilHritiea,

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H. a4ruetiaB4H'Hu mortlhV- tnri.4, frm trftaterer' cause, alwavs aurce.-sfnl as a preventive, . . . , It i- now over thanrjeajw aiaea tlj aba Ubra ti-d 1'ills were tirst discovered by lr. DuKncoJof Paris, during lm.U U: they have lieen eJ'nsivetT and (inccessfully u.i iii luiMtoC iLe pu.Ce JtiBtiUlfioaa--.'. as well as in private practice ol both lieuiispliere, w ith unpamHetatrtfWsS In errry case, what tl di-" reetions have lieen correctly i&uiwvf wm ttraiasand of lad'i-s in this city and throughout tlie land, are daily tetilVfnp. . i f- t " i "2 ? s ' ' ' - c Ti.i.Y iv iha ani Invaliiabl ren Iv. for all (hoaa

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the liaek an 1 Lms, Pressinif-down Pains, Rush of Wood to ti e II iil,jjj(iieaiwnr' of SufiitjUixeh Sickness, llean'nyatfpte XH nv sttjrht PT"rttofl, Palpitation of the Heart, and all the rarioua diutresainu complaint, particularly that most annovitifr, weakeniDir. atd tiie l-r'iji&jr.l H ot!:r female "Jrqca, , The I.ewOTrhcra. or Whiter." At tho sum.- tune, there ia notion m th' I "ill that can do inlarr to iilq.or iil'Ji- LC the dUucUwoaa. strictly f .Uo"e lf'iid Tl wilLfiwl tbem tli aU tly are reprwentefl; so much art, fliat in nine cases out of ten, I will warrant tbem. Do not I diacourajred if one bo alnnild fail, aliaiuugh, a general thing One! . Hot is Sillli. i:ul-i..' : .VMNNl Hnxrn hare been nolil in two rear. Ten Thousand HoeV W'1,f br U'tter, both bv myself ami apenti, t' aH part" of tiw world, to wliieh answers hare been returned, in w Licii ladies aar, notbinir like the aKive Pills have l n kwiwn, si ncn the Science if Modi, me Downed uk i tlie World, in' Removing Oljstnietion and Restoring Natnre to it Proper chaunel, Quietteit tlfsiarvea. and bringing back tb Roey Color of Health," to the cheek of tlie tnoat delicate. ,Tt'or sale by Drugg-ists generally. Aug.2t. iwli. ' ' ' ' 26tf ''; 31arried Ia.dlc I PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAr.lOtlD DROPS! I UWf I 'WABBA.H T B D ftm mrmrr 1 una Thay 'mil lAdlea wtta. rros atakjMU mty ua . are r-Klr to adora ftm pcrUa o aoeoKhiwil, Tfclaiawayf 'DIAMOND DROPS T Xo aav Akswuva. ast mmtt a, ad a nm ta thm teaaa tmjmij .run. to xtom atot n,in toy , LKT ITIET, X. A t . . XT. J C7 end Boa hun c Clronx. a tXM tor ta Benodr. to a B- HOXIOI CO, nrmi ldato. O. Knm 51. CkMt rmnatai OflM 1M Baata CSork StroML Far aali. at Wbnl alo ta Cajoaco, by DUHiiit(.i HCRiict, rtrujta, rncK rvhJLKM. Loan a imiih cvaa. o. a a it a, mi a tiwiiK, u4 a iootiui u ar I? HATH r.H IH'KTLHS. (,-r a.U at PLL'MilER A KELLY'S fraifrator. "lARMrtV OIL. rVnt Wf.fte O-t. foraato hr I'LL MM KK A KELtT LCAIHEU WllAin OII-Fr aa!tr

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