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V WILDOATJ. W tea all toe world i yautijr, Ud, JL4 all the trees are (tws, Aaal every gooee swan, Ud, A ad ersry Uu queen, TbB fly for boot and bona, Ud, And imd Um world away, Tonog blood moat bn iU course, Ud, Aad every dug; tia day. Whm all tbe world ia eld, Ud, And all the trees art brown, And all tha apoH ia able, lad. And all the wheels run down, Creep borne and take your place there, Tbe ipeat and Una among God ffraat yon find a face tliers . Yen luord urm yo cm yog. MtMMnm't Jtg ONLY A FADED ROSE. BY MARCIA HOPE. . Oaly faded reel, Weathered, sad brown, and aear Treasured with arWurty rare Through many a vanished year! Oaly faded rose t A crashed and scentless thing ; Vat ! think bow it bloomed for me, Ia youth's delirious spring. And brighter bloomed the bApea That radiant summer's morn, k That war wreathed in tbe roaea'a be art, Era tbe perfumed bud had blown. Tbe rose lies withered and dead ' Aad with it tha Joya I knew. Xo apring shall wake the flower, t Jfor tbe faded I'omt rvoew I Only a faded roaa ! Treasured with uiaerty care Linked with a aweet remembrance Of happy daya tk swr t Extraordinary Brotherhood. A curiona incident took place at a rerent xecOtioc of tbe murderer Picot, at Marseilles. An unfortunate criminal ascended the scaffold, followed bj four nen, enveloped in long robea of coarse i .in-colored canvas, their features concealed by hoods of the same material, in which two Mnftll apertures were made to .liable them to see their way. The Mar illcs population make way for theui in it apectful silence, recognizing at once tt.oao men as "Hourras l'atllcson," that i, members of a brotherhood that are l.ound by oath to perform the most menial services for the poor, and especially levote themselves to attend on the con teamed and bury their remains. The evening before an execution the members of this brotherhood, sprung from every class in society, meet in conclave .ind draw lots aa to which among them nre on the following morning to take poHtitfasion of the scaffold. The executioner and his assistants having accomplished their bloody work, retire immeliately. The prior of the community I'.mt recites the words, " There is no Jonger a criminal here, the mortal remains of man creaUnl in the image of od, and whom we are alout to inter." Tbe brothers respond, "Amen," undo the strap by which the body has been tound, place it on a wiile cloth, join the head to the trunk, and having made a deep bed of bran and straw, proceed to new up the corners of the winding sheet, and place the body in the bier they have brought for the purpose. They then carry it to the cemetery, where the almoner, whose oflcc it Las been to attend the criminal in his last moments, reads the service of the dead. General de Damas, Peer of France, and Minister of War during the Restoation, was one of the confraternity, and his fctall in their chapel happened to be next to that of Father Jerome, a poor street-crossing sweeper. The vow is often made during a term of peculiar affliction, or at a moment of immineut danger. Once made, however, it is religiously kept. How to Quiet an Audience. When Madame Boisgontier, thirty years ago, was playing an engagement at the Follies Dramatiques, she confessed to having had the very bad habit of keeping the stage waiting. One evening, after having been repeatedly called without effect, the manager burst into her dressing-room, apoplectic with passion, r " Mademoiselle Boisgontier, you are laughing at the audience!" "And why not? they are laughing at me." " You are not ready. What is to be done "Throw that cap," pointing to a widewake which he held in his hand, "into the gallery; there will be a fight, and that will occupy them for a time." The cap of discord was thrown, and produced its effect Two minutes were gained, but still Boisgontier was not ready. 44 Boisgontier, this is intolerable. Only Hsten to the Voice pf the public. It's worse than' any manages iu at feeding time. ' They're tearing up the benches " Nonsense! Send out for a franc's worts of apples, and pelt the pit I'll raJ 'or tleIn.',,' It was en inspiration. The apples produced the effect together with some bruises, and were devoured on the spot. An tbe last morsel dissappeared, Boisgontier, radiant with beauty, made her tftt amidst the plaudits of a delighted liOCM. - Coel is 20 a tun in Chicago.

, . , The First Wig. , , . , St. Louis lost his hair in Palestine, and when Queen Bianca saw him thus denuded she was sorely vexed. However, she bethought herself of a remedy, which was to cut T-a lock from the head of every courtier; these he sewed carefully together, and thus created the first wig! The effect is certainly very droll at this time, when one sees bonnets exhibited in the windows, with a big bunch of hair behind, a if there was an honest head within. In a German paper of recent date is given an account of tbe trade which has sprung up in Denmark and Sweeden in the matter of hair. The peasants are very poor, but have a profusion of fine hair, which is very valuable in certain quarters where art balances the deficiencies of nature. The agents for the trade which has arisen in consequence of this supply and "demand," tempt the simple peasants in the following manner: They take the opportunity of appearing at the cottages when tbe husband and brothers are abent. They have with them a bale of tempting goods, and often a beautiful head of hair is exchanged for a couple of Indian silk handkerchiefs. The hair thus collected ha to go through five or six preparations before it is Ct for the head of fashion. To produce the undulating lines so much admired, it is rolled round little sticks, 'and boiled in a cauldron. The hair barjve&t, in these countries, however, is likeiy to become scanty, for men object to marry the girls w ith cropped heads, or ."short silks,' as they term it; and those who are still willing to be shorn of their locks hold out for ready money, and will . io longer-barter tbem for j'ellow handkerchiefs.

Important. Bells will prevent the depredations of dogs among sheep. A dog that knows enough to kill sheep, also knows enough to be still and sly about it. The great noise caused by a number of bells, makes him fear for , his safety, and ie leaves without doing rny damage. The bells would also j bring the friends of the sheep to their j rescue. A dozen bells in a flock of fifty j or seventy-five sheep would be ample. , In a flock of twenty sheep, half of them ' should wear bells. Bells will protect r your woolly herds. Atner. Agri. Tub Amount or his Bill. TheConti nental folks a day or two since, hearing of the whereabouts of a guest who had decamped without going through the usual formality of pay ins: his bill, sent his a note: "Mr. : Dear Sir, Will yon send the amount of your bill and oblige," etc. To which the delinquent made answer: "The amount of my bill is sO.G:2. Yours respectfully." Ex. jt-tT The French "dead-head" system has reached perfection. At a recent exhibition by the Davenports in Paris, eighty free tickets were distributed. A row broke up the exhibition, and the money was returned at the door. The receipts not holding out to pay all the audience, it was found at the end of the entertainment that seventy out of eighty had taken ttie ten francs return money offered at the door. Pout. Not a Bene. A number of tourists, w hen they alight at an inn in the Highlands, are in the practice of scratching their names, Ac, on the winajw glass. A elioi t time iuce, one of a party of four had written his own name and the nauies of his three companions, with the month and year in which they made their isit. Immediately under their names, and in quite a different hand ( evidently by some wag, ) is inscribed : "JVy.i Bent. The whole of the above were hanged for iheep stealing." Thk most extraordinary instance of patience on record, in modern times, is that of an Illinois judge, who listened silently for two days while a couple of wordy attorneys contended about the construction of an act of the Legislature, and then ended the controversy by quiet ly remarking: "Gentlemen, the law is repealed." . At best, life is not very long. A few more smiles, a few more tears, some pleasure, much pain, sunshine and songs, clouds and darkness, hasty greetings, abrupt farewells then the scene will close, and the injurer and the injured will pass away. Is it worth while to hate each other? i&A story in illustrating t'ae cost of amateur farming, is tolJ of a retire.l merchant, who hafl a farm on Long j IelanJ. with all the ruodorn inventions, i and fancy stock of all kinds. After! showing a fHen1 over the premise, one j ttay, lie invited him into the house. "lirown," said he, "300 have seen tlie lest farm in the State: have milk or champagne. Take your choice they tost the same." XWh? cannot two slender persons ever become greav friotds? Because ther will lwav be slight acquaintance. m-r TT-. I. L,. ft. - . 1 1 S iiy 17 fcrivr viiir imc a )ctiyil loai Z Because it is light when it rises.

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Is Published ia the Warmer liuildiag. Thursday Mornings, By HOLLOWAY & DAVIS, At J$5J per Volume, PAYABLE IX ADVANCE. Job Printing. We hare a new "DAT JOBBER," and new fonts of Type of the latest styles, both plain and fancy, and are prepared to do work neat and expedttioosly. Pamphlet, Catalogues, Coaptation v Show Hill, Handbill, Blnnk, Poitere, PR1CESF0R WORK REASONABLE. PROFESSIONAL CARDS: W. T. MENDENIIALL. M. D (Office over Earmp! II sat Store,') HA VI NO located in tl.is place, ' ST.t !ns professionnl servis to ! ' '1'7'n j of liici ni'uvl and Ticiuity. An ft. 3!. 2"tf I. J. FRAXCIM'O, M. I. OtBcp and Ilridenr South I'rjinklin Street, East side, between Main and Walnut, July 17, lnj 30 tf RICHMOND, Indiana S. B. HARRIMAH, M. D. kksidem r: am orric-E, No. 23 South Front Street, ( Late residence of Dr. KiTsey. ) RICHMOXlf, IND. Offioe hours 7 to S A. !., and I to 2, and n to t p. yi. Richmond, Feb. 2:t, 52-lr. C. H. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW , AND N" o t a ry "PTiblic, OHJee, NO. 27, Main St., over Ilnines' store. (23-tf) JOHN C. WHITRIDGE. Attorney at Law 8c Notary, VAI'OIIAX BFILDI.VO, Near the corner of Main and Fifth-sts. entrance on Main-st., Richmond, Indiana. T. T. G A X S , Attorney at Law, Notary Pnblic AND CLAIM AOEST. T1I.L eive promct attention to the collection of WW CLaims, Partition of Lands. Settlements of Es- ! tates. Execution of lee Is, -Mortjj-aares. Oil Leases. Ac. j OFFICE on Main St., two doors west or Elder'a j Book Store, op stairs. Richmond, June 2S, 1S5. lS-ly Co-Partnersliip iVotice. DOCTtUls V. A- S. II. KERSEY, have formed a partnership in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. Ke.sid.-nce of tlie former North Tth street. East side, between Main and Broadway ; of the latt"r. S. E. Corner of Souiii Seventh and Walnut-st.. Oihceon Main street, Ssuth side, between Pearl and ' Marion, over CS. V. Barnes' and Co's. grocery. Office hours from 7 to A. M. "1 to 2 and from 6 to 7, F. M. Richmond. January 1st. ls5. t-f. Indiana Patent Agency. W.T.DENNIS, Agent and Attorney, Itatt Ccwmiitrr of FaUKtm 'tiittii Sttfr Pntrnt OrSce. ' Otfiee ia Stirr Ila'l B-iildins. S RICJIMOXD, IXD I W1TIU. make Specificat'ons and Drswncs. Pros- ! WW rente and Defend la'rirrments in t:ie United j States Conrts, and will ar -nd toall tatttsrs aprtain- ; inp to Patents. Patent Deed. Asiff"rn-?rts. an! Contrx-ts, ' carfullv drawn au l Exaniiaativns maie. Aug. 31, 155. tf. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Eiceasrd Kratl Estate Arrat : Office, ii Starr Hall bnildius, Richmond, lad. EAL ESTATE Ivwijht and sold, or eichaneed. Il.ins and l.ts 1..4.1 n-i n.Bts eolitiAlt propcrtv will he restored free of cha'ce. W. T. DENNIS. An. 31, - 27-tf. SECURITY TIRE INSURANCE CO.! OF Or lsew:York! Assets: 1,600,000. WILLIAM BELL, Agent, Oct. 1. 1W5. J4-cf. RICHMOND. Farms, nrrLi.ixow.Bni.nif;tvOTs and a, moat eere escT-prion of Real Estate for : saie by W. BELL, Aput 1-tf. i

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' r. W. BARNES &: CO. WHOLSaAI-E it RETAIL GROCERS, ' few Iron Front Building, NO 31, MAIN-ST., : Richmond, Indiana. 'anneal Fruit At rai-np-. S Strawhrrie. Tomatoes. Blackberries. Extra Peace. Rpiaerria and Plum. Tomato Ca,Mp, Wriiitut do.London Club Saure. Worcester suire in. Pickela ot rariua kin.K Salad Oi!a. 31 Main t. - ii. W. BARNES k CO. I fellies fcc. Strawberry and Raspberry Jellies. Pine Apple Jetty. Shred IningUss or gelatine for making jelKra Raspberry imp, rerr fine and auitable for ase in sickness. 31 Main St. G. W. BARNES A CO. Voear: 3 10 Ilhds. Snpar. - 20 Kbls crushed, jrranulated an! powdered do. 3j BU. Refined do, rarioua ifra.W. 31 Main St. O. W. BA&NES A CO. Coffee: 40 Bags Rio Coffee. 15 " Mocha, Java. and Lacuara do. 31 Main St. O. W. li.VRXES A CO. andries. 2 keys bi-carbonate Soda. 10 boxes Madder. 1 Indiajo. . 15 " E. Lofrwood. 10 " Cod bear. 10lk.xesR.ee. SI Mara Ht. O.W.BARXESACO. olae & Syrrups: 10 bbU N. . Molasses. 1 " orj:hnm do. 10 Smpa Tarion trrades. 31 Main St. ' O. W. UAKXES a CO. apices At Peppfr: 5 bafja I'epper. 3 " C lores. 20 mat Cinnamon. 3 bajrs Alspice. f 1 cak Nutmecs. E. K. I'unkee's selerte-1 Spices. rinn.imiin, !Vp(K'r. AUpioe. ('loves, Muuird . Hinder and Cayenne. 3 1 Main St. IJ. W. It A RX ES CO. R nisin. 25 Boxes M. R. L. A. Raisins. 20 do. 20!4do. 1 Cask Cnrmnts. 5 " Citrons. 31 Main St. G. W. BARNES A CO. rgTi-.ts: 2 20 lxxes fine Teas, embracing various quali 1. s. G. W. BARNES A CO A Imoiiil'. Nol, A c, 2iHl l, Almonds. 'ii. I " IVa nuts. Pecans, Filbert, etc. SI Vain St. O. W. BARNES A CO. L1hwlate, Preparetl Cortee, etc. J Baker's Cocoa. I'll re Cocoa. Kromn. French Chocolate. IVeiniam " Vanilla Dandalion Cofli-e, various qualities. Traxieum. Verm icelli. Macsroni. Tapioca. Feir! Harlcy. Hecher's Farir-'a. Corn Starch tn I Kicc Flonr. 31 Main St. '.. W. BARNES A CO. Cm SO Q K STORE. NICHOLSON & BROTHER. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY & GLOBES. Wall Paper, Curtain Materials, PICTI'KKS PICTl'KE FRAMES, Photograph Albums, and other articles usually kept iu a First Class Book Store. They are also STATE AGENTS For Felter's Excellent and Increasingly Popular Series of Arithmetics, Aad for Prof. Gurot's Unrivalled WALL MAPS FOR SCHOOLS. Richmond, Ind., Sept. 14th, 1865. 29tf rro the LAiiEs.-sr. GEO. H. REED& CO.'S LIQUID Mr. HE constant demand we hare had fr LIQUID M. DYES has iuducwl us to put upa complete lineof 40 Shades, all Liquids, which will recommend themselves to everr one who haa ever used Liquid Dyes for Rriliiancv f Colors. Simplicity ot Use, CeilHintr of Satisfaction. (Complete Direct;. sas for use with every lockage.) Use the BEST Article. SEE CERTIFICATES FKOM EMINENT CHEMISTS. ON EACH PACKAGE Samples actually dyed with each of the colors on siik and worden. may be seen at the Pmjj Stores. t-SOED EVKKVIVIIERE!If you desire to insnre GOOD COLORS, inquire for Reed's DumeMio Drrc.iwtai'ingjWiU, GEO. II. Ri:i:i &. CO.. Hilton, -'L. Mannfacturers. Valuable Fanii, FOR SALE! ''Kr''I.L "nesold cheap, a rood FARM of Severn v T Acres. Irin- fonr miles North of the Citr of Sichir.r.r.1, on the kichmnd and Newport Turnpike. Ii is we-.l watered ha fifteen acrs Timber a pd Horj? excellent Bam. almost &ew a fine Orchard ot wed selected Fruit. Ac. Ac. It is admiratlT adapted for a "Mock Farm." F-r term. Ac enquire of C. II. Bl'KCJIE.VAL, Atfy: No. 27. Mjin-st., over Haines's Store. Richmond, Ja'.y 6th, lS6j. 19tf i IITE have the !arp?st .-.nd WW morv and TotI?t fine J-, in Were hcil.-l;t ? nHrowl r -.",1 i . ; -.. k of Perfa- '.: city. Tbey tw ..t rvvatnjrly. PLt IMER A KELLY. aPICES. Gr-'iind. fine ri pur", for vale hr ' PLUMMER A KELLY, j QUAKER IIOPs Pj-1t?1 i1!vie. t ILUMilEK A KELLY'S. TAPIACO, Saso, and Parl Bsr'rr.-r. ' aaieby TLUMMER A KELLY. -Af;yOI.1 RAI.M. Wbiw and Tink, ai PLUMMER A KELLY'S. SFEBJI OIL, Of tbe iet qoshtv. W sale b I FLLMMER A KELLY. ' mAXOIS SKITS, For (V FLrMMER A KELLY. D ATu BRICK. For wis: of PLUUMER A KXLLT.

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JOHX BELL, j 5A Street, SJ Door Xurtb of Mereri'th Homse Ridnnorrd, Indian j. I Sth Mo., 21st, '65. No. 30. 3n.. EZRA NYE, & BRO., DIlLEKj IS Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, Pre ed, and Japanrd Tiawarr. Also, Agents for the Saieof the - Forest Queen , Cooking Stove, And .Manufacturers of all kinds of TLX A'D IIEET-IHU. WORK I Tm and Iron Roe i'ut i Order. .4fA orders for Spoutinjj. Gutters and Valleya, attended to with promptness. Store apjoinine So i Vs Furniture Roms, near the Depot, Richmond, Indiana. J.ia. 27, ltf HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. AVERY & B0WEN, ii AVE juit reoeirel a splendid assortment of Ir. LAXGHORTI1VS LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The advantage of this Trnss orer all others, is aptwrent to xll who examine tlieru. Its action ia in the DIRECT TRACK of the Hernia, and is claimed to effect more cures than all others now in use. I'er-ons SutJennp from Hernia should call and eumm tieai, whether they wish to buy or not. They Kill be shown to anv with pleasure. ALSO a fine assortment of Shoulder Brace,, for Youth's, Male and Female. Sl'PPOKTERS A. FLF.ttfl IIKI SI1KS. A VERY A BOWEN, dr., Main and Marion Sts., Richmond, Ind. Nor. 19, !. 34 tf. rkTtK CKCOKKK. benj. cn-K-iiM. CROCKER & CO, South side of Min street, one sipiare Fust of ' Meredith House, KICII!0r, INI. ''anufacutiirv all kinds of Crtrrtoses, Huskies, i if I Sulkies, Express and 1 Villain Wagon, Ac, Ac. ' We hare on hand a tine assoritueut oJ work in our i line, and can furnish to order on short notice, almst ' any style or pattern of rehi' le, all of w hich tliev n ar- I mot tone maileof the best nuurial and by careful and , experienced workmen. The public are invited to cal' I and examine their stock rnd prices. 2 "ffsT" Particular attention paid to repairing. Jan. 20, lSr-.J. ATTENTION LADIES! IV EW GOODS JL'ST RECEIVED AT OX XORT1I PEARL STREET. "WRS. II. IFF, is just in receipt of a lar;re and . Iwm. fashH'nnhle asi'rtment of F I, I, .M idiii, r , w hich she oilers t.. the Ladies CHEAP FOR CASH. Her reputation for correct taste, earnetl hr a long exiieiience in the business, will secure the patronage of the most fastidious. y"Call, Ladies, and examine her stock before pnr1 , .t . . i t ' . ! INSURANCE AGENCY. Fire, Life and Accidental. INSURANCE EFFECTED BY TIIE SUBSCRIBER in first -c1bs, respectable Companies and on as reasonable TERMS as in any other office. Fire lu-uraiice on the participating or non-participating plan. Lite I nswrnnre in Companies who pay a diviidend in two and three rears from datv of policies. All claims adjusted and promptly paid here. Those desirous of effecting Insurance in either Fire, Life or Accidents, should call and enquire my rates before insuring elsewhere. WILLIAM BELL, Notary Public, Resl Estate Collecting and tieneral Agent. Corner 5th and Main Streets. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. riPlHESE two very desirable qualities are combined JL in an eminent degree, in the HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the affHcted needine Riich Instruments. We can recommend this a CLEANLY, DURABLE, and from its adaptability to any form, much more comlortable than mojt other Trusses. Our stuck of March's, ritch. Tlnbhard. Hitter' nnd tbe Hard Knbber Tin ' Company's Instrtimnt, is larre and well assorted both j iorriiildrcn and adults. ' We have a privaterof'm where the Instruments can ' be applied by any physician, or by one of the firm, as 1 may be desired. . PLUMMER KELLY. ! Richmond, Jan. 19, 1?5. 47-tf. I APAX TEA. Avery fine article for Invalids or otijers, at PLUMMER A KELLY'S Drugstore. DREGS AXI .MEIMCIXES. inelndin all i stock usually found in a I rues to re. carefully selet Led, 10 large quantities iui I at reasonable pricer . i Forsaleby PLCMMER A KELLY. oap. Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, and Icindred articles in quantity and quality, equal to any stock ia this citv. PLUMMER A KELLY. AIL BRI SIIE. at PLUMMER A KE ELY'S Drugstore. -IIITE WASH BRl'SIIES. fcaalebr PLUMMER A KELLY. aaTiiieCrram,Wiwdriii Barber Soaps 9 br tbe package, rx4 or rake, at PLUMMER A KELLY'S. flt'POSrO'S PII.I. Cheesemaa's Pilis. Ljon Periodical Trna, For sale hr PLUMMER A KELLY. Mar 4. l$f.5. lrSt rn J ooth Bnishea. a larje oettnet!t at PLCMMER A KELLT. nOE BRI SIIES, a Terr fine lot of rery fie brashes. For sale by PLUMMER A KEI.L' II earth aad Daat Bnaae. for sa'c hr PLUMMER A KELLT. pOW ADE AID OILS. the Hafr, f EbjtPLUMMER A KELLY 3 Vnxzitnf.

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(At The Old Staud Damask Curtains, j Lv-e do I Shade. ' j Bntf, lirwu, and Blue j llottall t. j Shade Fittires. j Curtim Cornices and I Of James Perriae.) MarMe, Mahogany, Oak. and Common Kieured Table Oil CU.ths, Table Linens and Nap kins. Cwtnterpnea and Shoe tin jrs. Blankets and .Robe. Hearth, Door, and Carriage Rues. CarjH-t Chain, Cotton Yarn, Ac. Bands. Draperr Cords and Tassels, Pictnre do do Shade do do 1'iano and Table Covers, 30 3m- 550. NEW STOCK Jewelry, Watches, Notions, d s w tlM.t.H lini.s a Urtre as.srtment of Plated 1 Ware Cn-tor. haitrs Forks aad spoon; -fusical lusli uiui-utk, Ac. 3f An assortment of Nheet .Muio. constantly on hand. K. II. DICKINSON. No. l, Maiu-kt., Uwhiuood. lad. Jan.;:, ISC 1. 36tf a IMPORT A1NTT NEWS! y- F. A K K P R E P A R E I TO FILL orders for Window Sash, III nds, Doora Frames, Mitildinc. Brockets, Mantles and house furnishers work jrenerallv, SCHOOL lESKS,all made of thoroughly SEASON ED LUMBER! And as low as tla same can be brought in Uiia market. Also, Pine Lumber, shinties. Flooring, l.ath. Ac, Ac. "Sixth Street, one square South of Main, Rich mond, Ind. EZRA SMITH A CO. June 5, "63. 23 tf. The Fall Hat Fashions! rBHE undersigned has just receired his new Snmiuer St vie of II ATS, to which he invites the at tention of all who would v indulge in the latest tashion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of JOHN SUFFR1NS. Richmond, Ind., March 2.1 lOtf New Stock: of Jewelry, &c. J. II. HUiViVICUTT, Has just received a LARGE A EXTENSIVE 1 jCj. Stock of Jewelrr, To which be invites the attention of pnrchaaers . WATCH ES, CLOCKS, UK EAST ri-XS, Ear and ringer King, Gold Chain, Ac, JLc, Ac, Of the latest style and of the finest finish. All articles sold warranted to lie as represented. Watch and 1ock repairing done on the shortest notice, and warrented to lie well done. Tlmnkfui for pant favors a continued patronage is respectfully solicited. Xn. IO, v et .Main Street, one door West of Ilargis's Stove Store. Jan 27, l?f,4.. 2.-dwtf. NEW DRUG STORE. AVERY" & BOWEN, DEALtRSJX Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, live Si air. C'onl Oil Iftmf. Knaps I'crfnmeries, and Fancy Articles Generally ! t ALSO OF Pure Wines & Liquors FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. Patent and Proprietary Medicines Corner of Mnin arc! Marion Streets, Eichmokd. Ixi. Our wij.lesU'-k is new and fresli, having just been purchase or Manufacturers and Importers. June in, ltrtii. 27-tf. To Sinking Fund Borrowers. ALL PERSONS hylM to the Sinking- Fond, are rtr-i.y o"t.6e-J that all Lands mortaired to i 7. aaH Fnnt. anl on which in wet ha not been paid ia advanc, for tie pivaeot rear will b advertiaed for aiaty days prvii,s to. and" ot?red at public aale on, Oteveotm'i Tiit"dav in DeeTOiber nert. Hyordrct the Bardof Comoiuo) icti, W. II. TALUOTT, Pre-Hnt. Jsly l&ts. l93. - 2itilJ Fine Watches and Jewelry, Direct troaa the Xaaofactarer . Gold! Gold! Watches! Watche '. Jewelry! Jewelrr! The Very Bet! Tbe rerr Bet! The" rery chea pent! The rery chea peat. At C. A. Dirkin-ow'B Jew;ry Ptora, So. 34 Maia Street, kichmoo.k tad. X I'SEED OIL, For sV fcv i. PLUMMER A KELLY, T AR JLi by ARD AJTDJTEAT rOTT OIlJ.-For.a PLUMMER A KELLY. II air aad Clotk Brushes, for sale be

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?' - 1 1 DEALERS IX i T o re lgn tTnd'D o me tic " 1PANC)YK DDS, ' XOTIOXS, TWYS, WILLOW WARE. : 5 Children's AVagons. NO. 4, MAIN STR1ET, RICHMOND, IND. No. 30 3m.

D. B. CRAWFORD. Proprietor of the &BEE HIVE STORED LARGEST STOCK OP CARPET TW O AXn THREE PLY INCRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! S VRAW MATTIMl AND RI GS, Of ererr description. Oil Ctotlis. of neat partem. Dress Goods, of newest styles. In fact I am rUteraiiaed to have th . ." . HESTSTtHTK OP ;HIS IN THE CITY And Sell as Cheap. All of my Ooods will be sold at fair prices. Tha public are inTeted to call at No 44 Alain street. RichmonJ, May IS, 1S6S. ' ' ' ' l.tf RALLY, RALLY! to : , LTniTTIl :i tin uiit Iue West of the Citizen Batik, for CHEAP DRY GOODS. Wilson A Elliott! II.IVE Jl'ST RECEIVED FROM THf MM. Lastern 1 ities a lull supply of ' . i j Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, i Silks, Ac! it Their Domestics were bought before the late advance, ! and w ill be found j 3L- O -W-3S8 : . . Than Eastern quotations. DRESS GOODS! A rrjl rora 2b to iO per cent, lower tbaa formerly ! Areaold at $1,00 $1,M er yard. AH are invited to catl and examine their etock. They hare some nice pat 'era I of Ingrain and BmaaeiJs C A Ht JP JE TT S ! And alao a lina of WILSON L ELLIOTT. Xo. tf. CARD TO THE LADIES. dh, ll'P05rc-on Golden Periodical Pills FOR FEMALES. X CO R R ECTI S(l irregularitiea, msorios ob--aa. Kirurtiona 01 tlie mnntaljr turna, rrom whatever cause, always aucreaafnl ai a preventive. It ia now over tlnrtv yeara ainee the above eeWbrated I'ilU were first diao'ivered by Or. Diiponof I'ari, during which time they have been extenaivrtr and auocefully n-ttxt in too at of tbe public inatitntiona aa well aa ia private practice ot both beuiiapbaaaa, witli unparalleled aucceaa in every caae, where the directions hare been correctly followed, aa thouaanda of ladies in thia city and throughout the land, are dally testiiyiny. They are the moat invaluable remedy, for all those afflicting complaints so peculiar to the set, vii: !iatrrssmg aad Painful Meawturuunn, UefeoUon, Pain ia the Back and L.iiih. Pressing -dow n Paina, Ruih of lflood to rtie Head, liiiinea, limnesol Xiarht, Oreea irknesa, Heavioeas, Aatiftue on any slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, and all the various dial reading eimplairitn, particularly that moat annoring. weakening-, and tlie herii.nin,? "of all oUwr fein tie weakaeaaes, Tlie Lrorori ha s, or M hilc. , At the tiaiue time, there isaothin); in these Pilla that can do injury to life or health. Let the directiona be strictly followed, and you will And them to be all they are represented; ao much so, that in nine caasft of ten, I will warrant them. Io not lie diaoourajred if me lo slwHiid fail, al.txHigii, as a freaeral thing Oae Hoi is Kufiicieut. WWKW liases have been sold ia t w yiuirs. Ten TrMHi4nl Itozce sent lv Irtler, lxth bv myself and ac-enu. v all part of ttie world, to which answers hate been rettirned, in whirii ladies sav, nothing like tlie above Pills have hoe n known, since the Science s Metlirine I tow tied uxi , World, in ReE.ovmg Obstrurtina snd lieskanu)? Nature to its proper channel, (Jnietire the Nerve. snd l.nni; iL' tji:t the '-Kosey Col. of Health," v tlie oliwk the mot d-l:cate. JS1t,r sale bj IriifriU. rneralle. Angr. 24. lofi.i. . ' , jff Jxi'ilel Ladleg ! PROF. VON VCRAE'S DIAMOUD DQOPS! 'ssesraMa tawr rWABBAIXS seats. Tkyes're sriaty rsissis ' an laeisa vka, ft ! i re asvssu 'UMaseasefa i !. Tkia mil fe DIAMOND DROPS!, Jtaa aa AUsiaee. asa ataalr iPREVENTIVE,, yaavd s ae ta tke ieaas lajw-y , ! A D T fir, ssiiitT. tea B. BtOsTaVOS OO. Vae . O assssse aasa. fwisaan. taiaeaa, Oa flaea m st. rev aale as Wisiassle la wvmwwLwmmwAM mm a ac. mm wxxaav. saysuv at aairrm cua Kit BWm, aasl BT. aoOTUX, i FEATHER DrffnHl.frr ssle at - PLCMMER A KELLY1 Dmasjanee, riAJIBOjr Oil- Best Wi it. o;l. fbr sale bv L PLCMMXE A KELLT

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