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Thursday, Hovern'r 2, 1865. How "Sherid.5',Ride" was Written. That noW mintrcl of the. war, T. Buchanan BeftJ; i8upe"ifting the departure of bis firaiiy for. Europe. It cannot Increase, Ll mine vo state uo ' Sheridan's Ride" cam to be written ; tut aa a cariosity of, literature-we give the following version thereof, believing it will be found correct : Ci : i ! Mr. Murdoch, the tragedian, had devoted himself daring the earlier years of our atrnggle, with a noble amWelf -sacrificing patriotism; the takof raising 'money for the Sanitary Commission and all other benevolent projects intended for the benefit of 14 ovr W8 n tlue." lie Lad delivered lectures and recitations all over the ronntry, givirg the proceeds to the object wo Lave named -, at length, as Ihewjrwas drawing to its close, hie numerous friend in Chicago proposed a magnificent? ovation for Mr. Murdoch's own5 fccneflt- lite r finances having somewhat antferedroui his unselQsh and unsparing efforts in the cause of the soldier and the country: At bseakfast on the morning of the benefit night, Mr, , Murdoch, who was staying at Mr. Read's. bouee(aul, by the way, had been chiefly, or at leant very largely, reciting Mr. Head's noble lyrics and battle sketches dnring the two years preceeding.) remarked V hU great poet friend. ".I'm sorry, Mr. Read, that you did not give me soinc original poem for to-night. Something n w and fresh that would rouse the art-lionee and set tlio blood leaping thiStT Ttriy vriiH as I spokA Thqja?t i, Iteo! iutW'r a dread of this occarouj iind's without some stimulus .of, the" tinl laonot siwak as well for myself Vl -dtd for other." Mr. Bead .itiggekLcui that ,jt was not yet loo la,te. If Murdoch Teally wished it, he would try hta baud et. something new. Murdoch, however presistj that it was too; lnte-flrsUy, because poet cannot always w'nte.!t'ooiiler ; secondly, because be,' Murdoch, wmd.l require somo hours to study, whatever Mr. Kead, even in the brief epaoo allowed him, might find hid muse willing to offer. Nevertheless,".' said Itead, "I'll try. That ride Of , Sheridan'! from Winchct er to Cedar Creek we have been just reading about, gives tne imnbject; and if you stay here some hours, I will run up to my library and see what can be done." In less than three hours ho returned to the breakfast "parlor and placed in the hands or the tragedian, equally delight- ' script of that noWeat and most fiery of all our war-song. Sheridan's Hide." Exchany. A Pious Son. Oh, mother t mother !'' " What, son T Mayn't I have' the big : ttiUe up in iny room, to-day ?',' . ' Yes, my child, and welcome. You do not know what' pleasure it gives mc to see your young thoughts turned that way. But what are those sticks in your hand?" Triggers." V " Triggers! For what, child V" "Why, trap triggers. - Here's the standard, you see: thi is the Hipper, and that one with the fat meat on the end is the long trigger. There's a rotten mouse keeps coiutu' into my room and insulttlg ov me, and 1 want to set the big Bible and tryofciid kuock bis chunk out of him-'.' The Wiltshire Dialect. The following dialogue actually took place, a short time since, between a visiting examiner and a pupil at a school near Salisbury i " Now, then, the first boy of the grammar class." " Here I be, sir." Well, my good boy, can you tell me what vowels are ?" ... " Vowls, zlr t set, of course I can." " Tell me, then what are vowels ?" " Vowls, lir, why, vowls bt chicken " XW A fascinating and lovely young lady, whose admirers were " legion," and whose name was Wood, was finally made prize of by a fierce cavalry man named SUel. The deserted oues clubbed pens and brains, and after a week's fearful mental parturition, produced the following epigram, which they entitled 44 Daphine Outdone": Pray tell a why th (rods should Jra (Defying bene all human wal.) To oaara avmph so passing fair From Tasking W l Aiatj .Serf V a , A.Brflht Idea. Badger is going' to patent an original plan for the prevention everlastingly and eternally f aUl railroad collisions everywhere. , The plan is certainly timpU, and simply certain once put in practice. It is to have sil the trains run one way. Who Kirows ? Quirk wonders if "eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty," what the price of btue will be by the time grass gives out Qt SaU f 7Th two' ktngs"that rule In America, are Jo-king atvi Smo king. "

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al Impressions. and Recolleetiona of Abraham Lincoln," makes the following reference to an interview between, our! late lamented President and the Hon. Bobert Dale Owen f istc HT-l Some weeks prior to the issue of the Presidents messago for 1863, to - which was appended, it will be remembered the proclamation of amnesty, the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, visited Washington. Calling upon the President, one Saturday morning, he said to him that he desired very much to secure an hour of his time, ae be had a matter upon which he 'expended considerable thought,, to. lay before him. I may say here that it had been understood in certain quarters that the President was contemplating at this time the issue of an amneaty proclamation. Knowing nothing of Mr. Owen's purpoie, he said to him: "You see how it is this morning; there are many - visitors waiting r can't yon oome up to-morrow morning. I shall be alone then; and if you have no scruples upon the subject I can give yon as much time as you wish? " " " ' Mr. Owen assured him of his readiness to corns at any honr most convenient,, and ten o'clock was named. Punctual to the appointment, the honr found Mr. Owen at the house. ' A repeated summons at the bell brought no response, and he at length pushed open .the door and walked leisurely up the stairs to the reception room. Neither servant nor Secretary was to be 6een. Presently Mr. Lincoln passed through the hull to his office, and " all was still aain. Looking vainly for a servant to Announce his name, Mr. Owen finally went to the office door, and knocked. ' ireally, said he, " Mr. President, I owe you an apology for coming in upon you in this uiicercmoniotts way; but I have for some tirne.becn waiting the ap1 pearanee of. a servant." 'Oh' was the 'good-natured reply, " "(She. boys are all out ,this morning. I have been expecting yon,' 'come iu and set down." . Proceeding directly tc the subject he had in hand, at the same time ' unfolding a manuscript of large proportions, Mr. Owen said ,'' . " I hav e a paper here, Mr. President, that I have prepared -, with some . care, which I wish to read to you." ,t - Mr,-Liucoln glanced at the formidable document really much more voluminous than it appeared, being very closely written and then, half unconsciously relapsing into an attitude and expression of resignation to what he evidently considered an a infliction which, could not well be avoided, signified his. readiness to listen. The article was a very carefully prepared digest of historical precedents in relation to the subject of amnesty in connection with treason and rebellion. It analyzed English and continental bifetory, reviewed elaborately the action of President Washington in reference to Shay and the subsequent " whisky" rebellion. . T L! i " I had read but two or three pages," said Mr. Owen, "when 31r. Lincoln assumed an erect posture, leaning, slightly forward, and, fixing his eyes intently upon me, seemed wholly absorbed in the atent of the manuscript. Frequently he would break in upon me with, 'Was that so? Please read that paragraph Again,' etc. When I at length came to Washington's proclamation to those engaged in the whisky rebellion, he interrupted me with, 'What! did Washington issue a proclamation of amnesty ? " Here it is, Sir," was the reply. Well I never knew that,' he rejoiued ; and so on through. " Upon the conclusion of the manuscript, Mr. Lincoln said: 'Mr. Owen, is that for me?" " Certainly, sir," said Mr. Owen, handing him the roll. "I understood that yon were consideriug this subject, aud thought that a review of this kind might be interesting to you." "There is a good deal of hard work in that document," continued Mr. Lincoln; " may I ask how long you werer.preparing it?"'' ' ' ' : '- " About three inoutha ; but then I have more leisure for such work than yort Mr. President." Mr. Lincoln took the manuscript, and folding it np carefully, arose and laid it away in the " pigeon-hole" marked " O" in his desk. Returning to his chair, he said: "Mr. frwen.it is due- to yon that I should 9ay that you have conferred a very essential service, both upon me and upon the country, by the preparation of this paper. ; It contains that which it is exceedingly important that I should know, but which, if left to m3'self, I nev- , er should have known, because I have not the necessary time for such an examination of authorities as a review of thi Vin.l in vol vp And I want tt sav. secondly, if I had the time, I could not have done the work so well as you have done it." This frank and generous avowal so nnliko what might be expected, under similar circumstance?, from most public men was exceedingly characteristic of Mr. Lincoln. At-t Aboct thk Wkathkr. An oM weather prophet, writing from SpringHeld, Ohio, to the Gazctie says : " In the summer of ltV4 and lf65, we have complete parallels of 1S54 and 1835, a remarkable wet summer following a remarkably dry summer. In '5 we had rotten potatoes, and the corn was gathered in the fall in a wet state. In the last days of December, 1855. -we had tremendous cold weather, the thermometer fell to '2h deg. below zero; fruit tress and grape vines were killed, and ercn forest trees were killed with the cold, aud the next spring farmers who had taken no extra pains to save their seed corn found that it would no grow. Many farmers were obliged to send to some distant place for seed-corn, and pay 83 pc, bushel for it. My advice is, that they go this year in corn-fields and elect early the best ears of com for seed: leave some of the husks on the cars, by which they can braid it up into strands, and hang it up where it will be bat of the way of rats and mice, and where it wUl dry out before very . cold weather can injare it. In that way they will be sure to have good seed-corn. Such a course ought to be practiced every year. Depend upon it, we shall have soma severe cold ' weather next winter, tuouaru it will not be a protracted cold. It will be sadden, short and sfoarp.- Let all be prepared for It " " . .

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I7ew Front Eaudic 31, nAIW-ST. Vtnriapd Fruit & faMfK. Strmwbrrid. Tomatoes. B lachmva. Tomato Catsup, Walnut do. London Clnb ?aiiw.- r- i-, Worcester sTiire - - Kickels of Tarious kinds, Salad Of!. 31Maitt. , W'.BARffECO.Jellie 4kci .': ?S ,i Strawberry and Raspbarrjr Jelbes. j - Pkie Apple Jellr.", " t i -r !;red lainass or gelatin for iaak!B Jellia Raspberry srup, rery fine and saiubta for uj in siclawas. - '31MMfU- , G.W.BABXES4CO. . i aBsar 10 ffiKU. Snjrars 20 Bblscru-'bed.pranMMtail and powdered do. 23 BbU. Refined do, varwMts (trades. 31 Main t. G. W. BAKNES A CO. v s totttft' t 15 " MutLa. Java, ana Lpun no. 31 Main St. O. W. BARNES A CO. undrie. . 20 keps bf-raTionste Woda.1 boxes Mauler. 10 " - lndi,ro. , 10 10 , Ex. Iwejd. -. Cudbear. I " 111 lla.o K-ra .. ' JlMUin.S ' G.U". fiARNE A CO. .11 ola-.-e Ac Syrrnps: lObkbrK. O. Motaases. 10 " . Sorgtinm do. v-' 10 " riyrupa various grades. 31 Main St. G. W. BAKXES a CO. Spiers A- Pepper: v -" . 5 baa Pepper. f 1-2 - t Cloves. ; f f 20 mats Cinnamon. 2 bags Alspice. 1 cask Nutmegs. E. K. Dunkee'a selected Spices. - Cinnamon, Pepper, Alspice. Cloves, MuaUrd, Ginger and Cayenne. , 31 Main ?t. " G. W. BARNES arCO. R aism. 25 Boxes M. R. L. a A. Raisins. 20 i do. 20 do. 1 Cask Cnrrants. 5 Citrons. 31 Main St. G.VT. BARXES t CO. eas: 20 boxes fine Teas, embracinj? various quali ties. U. W. BARM.S A CO I niond sNns,Ar,i - . 200 lbs, Almonds, 200 IVa nuts, Pecans, Filberts, etc. G. W. BARNES A CO. 31 Main St. chocolate. Prepared Cfl, etc. Baker's Cocoa. '.; Pure Cocoa. Broma. French Chicolate. I'remitim Vanilla " v.' -V Dandalion Coffee, various qualities. Traxicnm. Vermacelli. Macaroni. Tapioca. Pearl Barley. Hecher's Farinia. i Corn Starch apd Rice Flimr. at r3;n O. W. BARNES A CO. GUY BOOK . STOBE.n Nicholson & brother!; 1 j Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONEEY & GLOBES, Wall Paper, Cnrtaih Materials, picrrnrs, picti're frames, PliPtojrraph Albums, and other articles usually kept iu a First Class Book Store. They are also -r STATE AGENTS For Felter's Excellent and Increasingly Popular Series of Arithmetics, An 1 for Prof. Guyofs Unrivalled WALL MAPS FOR SCHOOLS. Richmond, Ind. Sept. 14th. li6. , 29tf -JTTO THK LADIES. 3L H. REED& CO.'S LiIQTJID GEO rilHE constant demand w nave had for HJL ll to put up a complete line of M 1YES has induced us' , 40 Shades, all Liquids, which w ill recommend themselves to every one who lias ever used Liquid Dyes for Itiillianry of Colors. , ... Simplicity of Vr i Certaiaty of Satisfaction. (Complete Directions for nse with every package.) Use the BEST Article. SEE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CHEMISTS, ON EACH PACKAGE Samples actually dyed with each of the colors on silk and woolen, may be seen at the Drug Stores. 8-iT-Spr.D EVERY WHEREI-Sa Tf yon desire to insure GOOD COLORS, inquire for Reed's Dnmestic Dyes, and tait no other kind. GEO. II. REED 4, CO., Boston, 23-6ibi si : . 4 .Manufacturers. Va I ii a l I c IF a run f FOR SALE! mm?" ILL be sold cheap, a ciiod FARM- of -eventv W W i Aores. Ivinefoof miles Xiirth of the nroor miles -irtn ei tne t.itv oi Richmond, on the Richmond and Newport Turnpike. It is well watered has fifteen acres Timber a pood Hons excel Wit Bam. almost new a fine Orchard of well selected Fruit. Ac. Ac. It is admirably adapted for a Stock Farm." For terms, ic. enquire of J C. H. IU KCHENAL, Au"v; No. TT. Main-st., over Haines's aTe. Richmond, Jlj th, 165. lf ""TK have the larjjest and finest stock of Perfs)tf i aaery oad Toilet G0fi this city. Tber were bnojrhtat reduced prices, and wftl be sold accordingly. - . , , PLl'MMER A KELLY. jriCFS,-Ground, fin and rmre. for sale by 3 I'LL M U1 A K. KLU . 5" MAKES HOPS,- Packed aniloose, at . 29-J1 - rtUMilER KELLY'S. , "H TIAPHCO, Sajo, and Pnrl Barley. Fo ? safe by e 4 ltUMZR A IILlg". . ? - - - ' " """" lf ACOtlA BU Y. White and Pink, a -.TJI PLCMMERA KELLY'S. ajjPE&X OIL, Of th is qtaJity, for sale by T ILLMJitJt JVC Li. 1 .ifi-' j sIIA3fOI8 SKINS For sale bv PLCMMER a KELLY. . BATH BRICK.- For s rnsr. at tne tMitorw of TLCJiMER A KELLY. ,

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1 ' J T "1 COKN MEAL' .3 3 MIUDLIXGS, OIL JfEAL, JJKAX, . j ... OATS, RYE, ac, TOK SAUK BI ; JOHXBELL, bth Street 3d Dior STuikofiXtrrduh Haut Richncjsd, Indians, .8th MoL. SIst, Ko. .-m. E ZR A WYE, & B R O. IB1LKS IT ' Ctoves and Hollow Ware, Pltua, Preyed, aud Jananed Tinware. Also, Agents for t?ie ?aVf the !"Z'l-M.' ' . - - x weal uucen ooiiixig oiove, AM Mannfaotnrers of all kinds of TI AXD SIIEET-IRO.Y WORK ? Tin ami Jrwm H ' Put M Order. 35" All or.J.-ri f.ir Ppontinff, Gutters and Valler, ' St..n .ir, I".,-!)..,,. n ....v . . .3 . i.i in .11. i. - in... i n . .u u I Tvixit, KicLBK.nd, Indiana. J.m. 27. lif HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVERY & B0 WEN, MATE in.t received a splendid assortment of Dr, I.A?TvtHTllVS XEVER SPRING TRUSS. The ' advantaffe of thia Tnias over all other, is ap-r , parent to atl who examine theu. Its action U iu lie j UIKECT TRACK of the IU-rnia, and Is claimed to ef- j feet more cures than all others nmr in use. l'er!.rns j uflerinjr from Hernia should call anil ex.imiiie tlieni, i whether thev uish to buy or net. They will be shown i to anv with pleasure. AL."?) a fine assortment of Shoulder Braces, for Y oath's, Male and Kenmlo. - t SU PPORTERS Jt flesii niti snFs. AVERY A ISOWEN, Cor., Main and Marion Sts., Richmond. Ind. Nov. 1, 1864. 39-tf. riTtB CBCOEEH. BBSJ. CROCIIR. CROCKER & CO., South side of Maiu street, one square East ol Meredith Ilourse, JlirH.HOD,I.U. mrranufacntnre all kinds of Carriages, Buggies, t i." I .Sulkies, Eapre.ss and PcdliuK Wat'ons, Ac, Ac. t e have on hand a hue assortment ot wock m our line, and can fnraisu to ocler on short nace, almost i anv st vie or pattern of velik-le, all of which they war- F rant to he maite of the best material aitd by careful and exiierienceil workmen. The public are invited to cal' t ana examine meir sioca rna pncia. i - : Z'V Parucrlar attention paid to repairinff. , - Jan. 20, LS65. ATTENTION LADIES! IV EW GOODS JCST RECEIVED AT ON XORTII PEARE STREET. ill1 RS. ILIFF, is tost in receipt of a large and fashionable assortment of FAI.I. Millinery, w Inch she offers to the Ladies CHEAP FOR CASH. Her reputation for correct taste, earned by a long experience in the business, will secure the patronage of the most fastidious. ; j?FSvCalI, Ladies, and examine her stock before pur-, chasing elsewhere. . 7ni34 ) INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Eife and Accidental. INSURANCE EFFECTED BY THE SUHSCRIHER in firt -class, respectable Companies and on as reasonable TERMS as in any other "tlice. Fire Intnritnre on the participating or non-participating plan. ' . , - . Lite I UMranrp in Companies wfio-" psv a diviidend in two and three years from daw of pof icies. All claims adjusted and promptly paid here. Those desirous uf ejecting Insurance in either Fire, Life or Accidents, should call and enquire my rates before insuring elsewhere. WILLIAM BELL, Notarv Public, Real Estate Collecting and OeruTa! Agent. Corner 3th and Main Streets. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. THESE twn very desirable qualities are combined in an eminent degree, hi the j , HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the afflicted needing such Instruments. We can recommend this as CLEANLY, LL'RABLE, and from its adaptability to any form, mnch more comfortable than most other Trusses. Our stock of . Marsh's, Fitch's, Hubbard's, Hitter's and the Hard Rubber Truss Company's Instruments, is large and well assorted both ! orcliildren and adults. j We have a private room where the Inst rn men ts can beappHed by any physician,' or by one of the firm, as ma v be desired. PLUX1MERA KELLY. Richmond, Jan. 19, IS65. 47-tf. TAPAN TE.4.. A very ne article for Invalids Qf or others, at PLCMMER i KELLY'S Drojrstore. TfcRl C.S ATI) !WEDICIXFS, 5ndudiii? all j M-W stock nsnally found in a Drugstore, carefully se- ' lected. ia larpe quantities and at reasonable prioe( . For,saleby PLCMMER A KELLY. . 4goap, Cold Crenm. Camphor lee, and kindred articles in quantity and quality, equal to any j stock in this city. PLUMMET! A KELLY. VAIL BRI IIF5. at PLCMMER A KEELY'S Drujrstore. HITE WASH BRUSHES, for sale bv PLCMMER A KELLY. kavintCrrams, Windsor a ad Barber Soaps i by the package, pot or -ake. at ! - PLL'MMER A KELLY'S. J,lllPO.COS PILLS, rMP Cher-em Etow's Periodical Ttron. For sale bv PLCMMER A KELLY. Mav4,iS. " 10t Tooth Braahew, a laree assorraewt at " - - PLCMMER A KELLY'S. sHOE BBl SUES, a very fioe lot of verr fie brnsbeS. For sale by PLCMMER A KTLLT II earth and Dost Brashes. f.r m bv PLCMMER A KELLY. f pOVADM A WD OI E. for the Hstt. of Ecg- I r ML aaa Aosert-wn sajaawarture- 1 or aate at TLUMMER A KELLY a Drdators.

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0 Oil - Clotlir, , 3ruttiiga-i - CIKT.1 S1IAI)1,A(W . CORNER OR tfXH.XD AN1. JLTFK0I STS., . DAYTON;omot;:v:J (At Tt CMI ?iiMl Of Jmmf lrTte.j Pamajlc CiirUins, ? VirVTc. " Marin. I.oe do -ak. 4 OJBa fba-ias .1. i Vucvd TaW Oil bus, wtwn, ana . t i :ris. nen anf Kan kins, C;itMvrpoo ami T it.-i3 aitd Rohes, Hejrt?i, I'-v'T. an j Cjjtuic kaira. iVrji Cxuw, Coimo Vara, c. t'urwia Cijrutoe an I I'npery Cr..U a:3 TietBre it ki SitiJe - Jt, Jo I'lAU AO-l TabitfC'er. 30 3a- jo. NEW STOCK ' J ewelry, Watches, Notions, o I H.NCER lUMiSi Urpre a.ssirtinent of Plated Waif, t'Htor, hniif, Corks aud Spoons: Muicl laMruiurnis, A-e. TXT An aorncot of -Micrl Jlnair. ronstantly on hand. K. II. DICKINSON, No. 41, Mum -St., Richmond, Ind. Jan. 27,lsd4 ,, - 6tf,. IMPORTANT NEWS! WE AH Efl'UEPAREU fW0 FILL orders for Window Sash, RI nds. Poors M Fmnvs, MoilfdiiiffS. Hrnckets. Msntfi-s and house lurnishers work g.-nor.tl!y, SCHOOL DESKS, all made of thoroughly ... S E A SO N E D LOW B ER 1 A -id as low as the same can i brought in thia market. Also, Pine Lumber, Shinsles, Flooring, hath, Ac, Ac. S?fSixth Street one souare Soutti of Vain. Rich mond, Ind. EZRA SMITH A CO. Jnne 5, '63. . . . 23 tf. .The Fall Hat Fashions! rBTtTrE nndersipned has I just received hia new Snmtuer SH le ui 1! ATS, to w hich he invites Uie attention of all who would iudnlsrv In t)e latest fashim. Call at the Hal and Cap Store of JOHN SCFFR1NS. Richmond, Ind., March 2:, itt. imf New Stock of Jewelry, Ac. J. J.IlUi.ICIJTT, bt .jfi Has jnst received a nl , ii LARGE A EXTENSIVE -iT C;, Stock f Jewelrr, """..To which he invites the attention of iiurcliaacrs , WATCHES, CLOCK. UK FAST PIXS, Ear aud Tiusr Ring,' Oofd' Chain", Ac, fcc, t e., " Of the latest style and of the finest finish. All articles sold warranted to be as represented. Watch and Clock repairing dona on the Miorti st ootkw, and war. runteil to be wH Uye. Thankful fur past la vora a continue! patronage is n-sj'i Uiilly solicited. Tin. West Main Strret, one door West of Itiirsii' Stove Store. Jan 27. 155 L. ". , ,;. 2.-dwtf. NEW DRUG STORE. AVERY&BOWEN, DEALERS IS Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Iye Staff's. Conl Oil Lama. Soaps. Perfumeries, and Facy Articles OeueraJi v 1 1 AUO Of Pure Wines&Liqnors FOR MEDICAL Pl'RPOSES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines fj7" Corner of Main and Marion Street. Jti Richmond, Iki. ?-fT Our wle stock ia new and fn-ah, having just been purrhaspd .f Mauufactonr and Importers. June 2. 153. 27-. . To Sinking Fund Borrowers. r4 LL PERSONS inder.trtl U the Sinkm Fond, are berv4y iKH-fWt that art funds' tnorVared U said Furol.and on w hicb interest has not beea paid i advance, for the r.rsent vear. will be advertised for sixty days previoas to, nI oS-rol at pabJie sale vaf theseerm t T neadav in lleccaalier vx-art. Kr order of thelStiardof Cuiwn iiwi. W. H. TALBOTT, IVesideat. July loth, 2if.I - Fine Watches and Jewelry. Hired from the .Manufacturer. Cold.: cxi .' ,. .. ". Watches! WatH-s! Jewetryf JeweTrv T - The "t-r Bestl Tne awry Bsi e TWrerrOTpest; The very cheapest. At C. A. Diciiinofi a Jewelry re, ;. 3 . ' Street, Richmond. Ind. Ia ISEEH OIL, For sate bv PLCMMER A KELLY. ARD KIT SEAT FTWeT OTIJ, Fw sale PLCMMER A KELLY. irir aad ( I Xk !e kr " PLCttMEit A KELLY.

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UtU.ll! I i iiii W A W Foreign and Domestic OT10!SS TtVsCWalXOirAR15, n f , "0. .IAI'- STKrETKlCHMOXD,IXD. .. "nuJifeCJ r- I.'. ...Tr, D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the I w-w re-iriiv t! ... t.,l LARGEST STOCK'" OF CAUPET -" TWO A!l THREE PLYj - INCRAIN, HEMP AND IIAC1 STRAK MATTTNli ANT RrGS, ' ' ' Of evrv dsKmvtMia - OU t'lrjbn itf 'RMt nallTna J J.srem inxU, iki.oat at.) Iua. la fa. ll sua daterIt tT STOCK or i;ooi! IS THE CITY And Sell as Cheap. . i H..f mr ltt.U will )v sold at fair Driers. Th u'idiLc are iii-id to call at 2iq 46 Main street. Kichnkin.1. May It, 1S5S. lAl RALLY, RALLY! TO Pue West of the Cltfien't Bank, for CHEAP DRY. . GOODS. Wilson & Elliott! MATE JI ST RECEIVED FROM THE Eastern Cities a lull supply ol . . .... Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, Silks, Ac! Thir Jiomestics were, bought beCiira ttie lata advanca, . aud will be found Than Eastern quotations. DRESS GOODS! Aretrmn ti tu M per rent, tower than feraiarly I ' ' . Are. sold at $1,00 $1,0 per yanl. All are invited to call and examine their atock. They laws mum talc pattcrm' of lngruip and itnaasells And also a line of ' WILSON ELLIOTT. Ko. 2 tf. CARD TO THE LADIES.' , ' pr. ni'poxcti'S " ' ' Golden Periodical Pills FOR FEMALES. " fX CRi:CTISf; im-gularitlesi rennrins; obtructlns of tiie monthly turns, from whatever canar, always aueretuitnl as a preventive. ' It is ow over tliirtv years sines Mm above eafahra ted Pills were hrt discovered by Dr. Dnpnnco'of l'ar is, il nrm wtuch tnue tliey bavn been JUanatvely and saoresHlully ane-1 io nrst i' tlta pnblis institutions as well a in imvate pntctics -ol both beutisplicrcs, with iiailUkil sk c-h in every esse, wheie the directions have been owrrwclly followed, as thousands of ladies in this city and throughout the land,' ara daily testifying. ' Tiicv are tin most iimtloable remedy tor all those afilictinp complaints so perviliar to the sei, via: bis tressmif and Painful M"tiHtiratinf Retention, Paia ia the lim k and lyiins. Pressing-down Pains, Kosh of Khxid to the Head, Dizziness), IHmnessof iSijrtit, tireea Hirksxn, Heaviwess, Fati-ue a say slight exertion. Palpitation of the iioart, aud all Uh variuua d isUesainy cotuplaintii, particularly Uiat niwt anooviujr, weakening, and tlie IiefriLnin of all other female weaknesses. The l,enrortkps, er White. At the same time, there ia nothing in these Pills that can do ieltirv to life or health. Let the direction be Strictly followed, and you will find them to be all they are represented; so much so, that in nine cases out of ten, I will warrant them. Do not be disennraed If one lx nhrxtld rail. lthmrh,as a freneral thina; Oat Ui is MttrHcieitt. - dMMM Hose have beea satld ia two years. Ten Thousand Boxes sent bv letter, both bv myself and sprits, to all parts of the world, to which answers have been retarned, in which ladies say, notkinjr like tlie aliove Pills have bee a known, since the Science or Medicine Uownea npii the WorM, tn Kemovinir UhstruetKin and Kestorins; Tatars to its properchmnoH, Qaietinc tlie erves, and bnniua- back lUm Itosey Color of Health," to the cbk of th moat delicate. .f-cT-For sale by Drniurists renerallr. Aug-. J. lt5. - 2tf MarritTiadlea I FB07. V0IT VYJULEft DIAUOND DQOPS! tvmraias wajr aoxAai MOT a MTU, was M. mOBTTLL, aad B aaas EAT HER DrarrER). fr MV t PLCMMaR A KELLY'S wm turn r-T wn it. rn ..F fiS - v;- . PLCMMSaV V UUlf.

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