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CHMOND.'iND.TFEB'Y 15th, 1866. forcing t jptdf With the Preid.nt. i We rgret to notice an unmUUkabla s purpose on the part of Thud. Steven to ? force n rupture with tbe President. A Iftw dajs eince tbe dispatches of the Amo--'fiatcl I'reta care currency to bit of Washington gossip touching the prirtte convictions of the President upon certain question. of public policy whereupoa Mr. Stevens, adopting the motto of the Irishman at the Donnybrcok Fair, "when you see a head bit it,".betrjrs . hiajmFressiLIe bellgerency in a direct ataault n the course of a debat yesterday, as reported in tbe dispatches, he took occasion to speak of President Johnson as -tavingliut recently put forth a proclamtion, or command, at the very tine Congress was legislating on the Constitutional am end rnenta. This, Mr. Stevens said, was in direct violation of trie privileges of this body, and if it bad been made several centuries mgo by a British King to Parliament, it would have cost him his head, but in this day we are tolerant of usurpation andtbe abose of power. Mr. f&nytfg, of Kentucky, called tor the reading-of the paper to which Mr. Stevens referred. The paper was then read, beinjr tbe reported conversation between the President and a distinguished Senator on the subject cftbe amendment of the Coiiftitutionkc. Wjurn tea consider that liieonly shadow j 7j notification to be found for this unpro voked raid Is in the fact of a "reported conversation." and that the President had' not exercised nor even threatened to exereise his constitutional prerogative, the ; deliberate purpose is apparent. We are j nuincil to allude to this matter, dui n is matter. proper ana expedient tnat me peopje should understand tbe position of affairs. We honor Mr. Stevens as a consistent abolitionist and a pure statesman, but on many questions of public policy he is impracticable, head-strong and belligerent." He does not hesitate to go to war for an idea, and though ever on the tramp! tramp! tramp! or moving resolutely no the enemies' works, be sometimes marches without pontoons and ignores the necessnry impedimenta of supplies. He thought to regulato the price of gold by special legislation, but the inexorable law of demand and supply disturbed bis calculations. " He baa not had time 1 this session to reflect upon the ways and means to pay tbe interest on the National debt, but on Monday last we find him offering a resolution instructing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the propriety of the United States granting a loan to tbe Republic of Mexico. Iofdstaken zeal he has placed himself la Offensive antagonism to the policy of tr patriot President, and with all his itical sagacity he fails to discern that fopperhead Democracy, waiting and rfttcmng over toe border, are using him as tu3 entering wedge to split the Union party. Mr. Stevens, were sure, reflects the sentiments of tbe great party which fouifht the battles and won cu of the war only so far as he demands what .rr.ilient. There can be no adequate Indemnity for the past, and the r ..t.tnanahin can accomplish DCSl 111"' ,vi-vii'-' r- - . r ... ...i.f h future. The Consu ls tcuv - : tl r . K,,t mtl tinkering. Ita "air . ..,,;r. ;a .11 nn the side oi nee dom and the inalienable rights of man. Give us an equitable basis of representation and we may safely leave the status of the negro to the eourts and the logic at events. Other questions no less momentous demand attention. Let us hive a little legislation in another direc-1 -tioa. The people are oppressed w.itu taxation. They want the old Union f restored and so far from wishing to hfcld the reconstructed States in condition of . .MA.n.-iii-i avnlinfid fail alroadroverbnrdened government, tH war-tthem completely reconstructed all thclralraents of weulth and indusry. They want the South put in conditi! j peidy as possible to help pay the ,Vft lAbt. Avd reduce the oppressive taxa- j eu which wiigba like an inrsthis upon North. W. a.ivi Wress. in! view of tbe high price ofing at Wash ington,, to finish up witever whisky legislation 'may "be In - contemplation, feather their nests comfortably tor the sekn and thea give a lntle attention the judicious suggestions Secretary or, finance Jel to say ! of the t men. ; They have i never j trust lor ofi m seror and j sents ! win appily. er, renew ing out of the ao awi.ssness, prostration ana nation which pervades the South, he go down in history aa one or the i t men who have blessed the world, s rfayettw Courier. j Good SiohFhom Mississippi. Rev. Lacy, of Okalona. Miss , an old citi- j '.en of the State, and a pioneer in tbe 'educational work of tbe South, is taking great interest in the prosperity ot freedmen's schools at that place. He has or ganized, and is teaching a school of fifty scholars,-has succeeded in having a building erected for school purposes, and is confident of success. He was at one time president of a col If re, in Louisiana, and at the opening of j "j(i at the head of an institution i tion of -young ladies at! - j us people scattered. is eignty-tnree ; much, yet is ! igreat move- j r cd for the i i of tbe Sotith ; j I ft Southern 1st the move-; isrnoral tone as i irtj -ears rector 5 banr, '. Y. amber of poVofflcs in

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Tom Corwin " Principal. i A characteristic anecdote of the late Thos. Corwin was related to us the other day. We do not remember to have ever heard it btfore. It is in substance as follows: ' - - S Some years ago, wfien Durbin Ward was reading law in Mr. Corwin" s office in Lebanon, a collector entered and ban ded an account to Mr. C. The latter glanced at it a moment, then, without saying a word, pulled out his jKKket book, counted out two hundred dollars, and. handed the money to tbe collector, who thanked Mr. C. and took his leaveMr. Coawin then picked up the slip of paper, and while tearing it into little pieces he remarked to Mr. Waid that this was a security debt he had just paid ; ithat he bad paid thousands of dollars security money, quite enough to make himself and family comfortable for life, if he bad it ; and his denunciation of the paactice of "sjoing security" was really withering. lie wound np by saving that he would never go security again for anj-lxxly ; and he warned Mr. Ward not to commence the pernicious habit. Mr. Corwin had nol fairly set himself to the task- toe was engaged at the mo- . ment he wa . interrupted, when a distressed looking min entered his otllce. Ilia very appearance akert for sympathy, Rnd did not ask in vain of Mr. Corwin. Taking a proffered seat, the mun stated that be bad been very unfortunate, of late, &c, and then remarked that he now bad an opportunity to do something for himself and family, provided be could find a friend to give him very slight assistance ; and he concluded by handing Mr. Corwin a small piece of paper, very like a note of band, in appearance. Mr. C. hastily read it, and, without

speaking, subscribed his name to the document, and handed it to the man. who was profuse of his thanks, Mr. Corwin then resumed lii s writing ; but the moment the man left the oil ice, turned to Mr. Ward, (whose astonish' merit at the sudden abandonment by Mr. C. of the high position he had just taken, was too great to permit him to resume his studies.) he remarked pleasantly: Oh, yon supposed I went bail, did you? Oh, no I I am not bail ; I'm principal on that note, for the scamp never intended to pa it. " Dayton Journal. Contrary to the Last. The liiidgepoit (Conn.) Standard tells the following story : Not very many years ago, there lived in this city an KnglUh couple man and wife natives of one of the rural towns in the north of England; the peculiar dialect and manners of which section of Britain the twain brought over and retained with them. More than this, the husband was naturally of a churlish disposition, and though he never positively a'wtised his help-meet, yet owing to his many cur-like characteristics, the poor, simple hearted woman's existence was not one to be envied. During the earlier portion of their married life, a son was born to them, whom they named Thomas. This child died while yet a lad, and was greatly lamented by his parents Wn'allV. by the mother. iNot very abodes here, the husband was ta'feen down with nn illness that in a few weeks terminated with his death. While thus lving, in great pain, and his case given over as hopeless y his physician, the afflicted wife ventned to approach the sufferer, thinking cf naught else save her dear, lost boy, I'm," and the fast approaching eiid of the man. whom, niih all his foibles, sin still dearly loved. lloosband,' su bed forth the grief stricken woman, lending over him. as a thought st uck lier that father and son tni'ht no; Cud each other beyond the grave ail for the future happiness of both of oin she felt a deep concern 'lloosbaii,' when thou gettest up into the akfT.run't thee looke about thee er thy 80ira3ooinas'?' But, alas! this truly pathetic appeal was thrwn away on the irascible Briton, who, as was ever his want when ten deily addressed by his wife, instantly snarled oat the following reply: stoop.u. uosi. m.r.a have nothin else to do but joonip up and down to the Tbomas ?' alrati to look for thv son JTbe following letter was the cause of much amusement on ita being read during the trial of a recent breach of promise of marriage : "Mv dear sweetest Ducky, I am so innr to ner from vou often it affords I me sich jrreat plesher. Yon always was o deer to me 1 hope you wia sune ne deerer. You know I never hinted nothing about marriage, and I never mean to take your own time for that. I shall always remember the old saying, procrastination is the meet oi time, dui motuer say9 nothing should be done in hurry but ketchin Cees. lhe tondes wih of. mv heart is that we may sune become ou. Dq you ever read Franknn s ivxiracis ma remarks concerning marriage is delightful. Our hearts he ses, ought to assemble one to another in every expect ; they ought to be betergenius so that our union may be inixed as well as uniting nof like ile and water but tee and sugar. Truly I can feel for the mortal Watts when besez: The ixwe is red tbe 3ta blew htijgari sweet anil so are yon. Mother ses that matrimony is better to think upon that the reality. I remain till deth or marriage, your own sweet candy. Misi Ask. N. B. I had a fcussin married last month, who sez there aint no true enjoyment but in tbe married state. Your sweetis dove. MartAnk. IV -S. I hone yon will let me know what you mean to do, as there is four or five other fellers after me, hot foot, and I shall be quite uneasy till I hear -Your lover 8 weet. Mart Ass. ".The following is the conclnsion of an epitaph on a torob stone in East Ten nessee : "She lived a life of virtue and died of the cholera morbus, caused . by eating green fruit in the full hope of a blesed immortality, at the early asre f 22 years, 7 months and 16 days. Read- t er, go thou and do likewise" f All bitters have a fcatiog tend mcv of effect," said a doctor to a young lady. I Yon will except a bitter c4d morn- j ing, won't .you, ; doctor ? inquired the j

Art Incident 'oin" the". Battle' of Stone

River. The division of Jefferson C. Davis bad been withdrawn from our extreme right to reinforce oar left, where Breckfa ridge made his final and desperate attack and auffei ed aach terrible losses. Feariul that the enemy miht discover the weakened condition or this portion of his line. Rosecrans determined to ke out the lion's skiu with a portion of tiie skin of the fox, and supply force by a strateem. In the darkness of the evening, rendered still more obscure by a iene fog. he prolonged bis line for a mile to the riht, and occupied it with an imaginary Hth dtvuiea which neveK exi-ited. Brag actually put down on a map, wiii-h was afterward captured and sent to Rosecrans,' t ie 14th division as occopying tiat part of the line This line was laid out in cottonfields, overgrown with tall weeds, which effectually concealed all the movements. He tirt sent out his engiueers with about a hundred teamsters anil nonc-mbatants. with signal torches, who went through the ceremony of laying out a line, throwing down the rail fences a If to construct a line of earthworks. He selected four others remarkable for their stentorian voices. Langdon playing the part of -division commander, who rode along the fictitious line and gave, at the top of their voices, the orders customary in posting a divis ion. Soon after headquarter tires were kindled, aud gradually a long line of camp fires. At tbe rear of this imaginary line was a bill, which commanded the ground ia front. To this elevation Rosecrans sent a section of artillery, ordering them to make as much noise as possible, so as to lead the enemy to suppose that it was occupied by a full battery at least ' He also sent squads of teamsters, with order to spare no noise, to give the impression that they were entrenching themselves as securely as possible. Meanwhile, signals were flashing backwards and forwards, and everything was done to make the atrategem perfeet. Finally Rosecrans himself rod? down the line as if inspecting, the supposititious officers meaawhile shouting, in stentO"ian voices, '"Fourteenth division," as often as possible. Bragsr, fully impressed with the idea that his enemy had been reinlorced by a fresh divisioti, and completely disheartened at a prospect of renewing the fight, abandoned the field, and when morning oroke, his columns were in hasty retreat beyond Murfreesboro. 4rwiy and 'aty Journal. What Seventy Boys Became. Many people begin the education of their children with an exhibition of toys, , marvelous stories, silly romances, and , wind up with the circus and the theatre. The degrading influence and sorrowful consequences of this mode of education will be best illustrated by stating j a few facts that have passed under my own observation. So far as my memory goes, about thirty boys educated in this . way i. c. in contempt of all useful , knowledge, and occupation, spent their . days in reading novels, the lives and . confessions of pirates, murderers, etc., j and their nights in the streets, drain- j shops, gambling saloons, circus and the- ! fVe iVingNti--ffrttAfrf?fiVfiiWk 'Virtr.haJ ' the mail, and three as pirutes ; five died in the peiiitentiarv. and seven lived and died js useles vagabonds upon the street ; three were useful mechanics, , and the fate of the remainder is unknown. , Ot at'iuit forty educatodwith me by a , I ready moral and scientific teacher, under i the old logy - puritanic system, of re- ! straint, as it is now called by Youiiij ; America, at the age of fifty five one wa-s a member of Congres, one judire of the . Supreme Court, two judges of the Cir- i cuit Court, three physicians, fit e law or. : fourteen were dead, and of the remainder, farmers and mechanics, so fjir as known, not one of them was ever railed before the bar of his country on a criminal charge, and they all had comfortable homes, except" two er three, and every one was passably respectable. Dr. Edward Law ton. Singular Fact in Meteorology. Some years since, a gentlt-man in Broofclj-n became satisfied that observations on the thermometer at 6 A. M., between May 1 and November 1, and at 7 A. M. between November 1 and May 1, would give the average of the year. H.; therefore kept np these observations for nineteen years (1847-1830). nnd the re suit shows the correctness of his conclusions. The observations were taken by grouping the months at half a year apart. Thus the results were: November 41; May 52 average 46A. Decern ber 32; June 63 average 47. January 28 ; July 66 average 47. February 28 ; August 66 average 47. March 34: September 50 average 46 i. April 43; October 50 average 46j. These monthly averages are for nineteen years, while the yearly averase for each year are as follows : 1847 1848 1840 1850 185e 1852 1853 1S54 1855 1856 P 46 47 47 47 48 43 47 45i 1 857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1S62 1863 1S64 1065 464; I 47 ' 47 47 47 47 47 ; 47 ' 48 : The remarkable approximation of the results obtained in the two cases will be observed with interest by all students of meteorology. The Scientific American has an article on 'water as a direct agent in the pro- ! dnction of milk.' We believe the evi- J dence in this case is unquestionable. CAtriox. An Irish attorney says: ' 'No pTinter should publish a death un- ; less apprised of the fact by the party de- I ceased.!,. r.. Jake. said a doting "parent to her J srormandt7ing son. dy yon really - think ; ynn caw eat the whole of that pudding with i.npnnity ? . I don't know ma. replied the young hpefsd, "but I guess lean with a spoon. : In New York there is a Hebrew Free i School Association, having .now in" action and suecessfMl operation, an excel- ; lent school, where some three hmdrd children receive daily, instruction in He brew, besides the branches ordinarily Uoght at tbe public scbeols.

PlLLIDIll I Pab?ifed ia the Warmer Baildinc, on Thursday Mornings,; By HOLLOWAY 4 DAVIS,

4m.ft . Ulliuii, j PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Job Printing We liave a n"W " DAT JOBBER." and new fonU cf Typ of th latest ntjles, both plain and fancy, and aro prepared to do work neat and expeditiously. Pamphletv Catalogues, 4'oottitutioas, Show Hill, HaudbtlN, Blaaka, Ponterit, BilU of Ladinir, Rill Heads C'ard, Note, Envelope, Circulars, Cheekd, I.nheU. A c. PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. fgIIESE t.vo T'ry desirable qualities are combined JE. in an eminent ik'gree, iuihe HARD RUBBER TRUSS, and to the afflicted needing snch Instrument. We can rt'Conimend thia a CLEANLY, 1L KAHI.E. and from it adaptability u any foroj, much more comfortable than most other Trusses. Our stock of Marsh's, Fitch's Hubbard's Hitter's and the Hard Rubber Tiusa Company's Instruments, is large and w ell assorted both for children and adults. We have a private room where the Instruments can beapplied by any physician, or by one of tiie firm, as mar be ue-ired. PLUM ME It A KELLY. Richmond,. Ian. 19, 1SA5. 47-tf. NEW STOCJ2. nlNGER RIXGS a large assortment of Plated Ware, Castors Knives Fork and Spoons: .Magical Inhtrnmeuts Ac. An assortment of Sheet 3Iuic constantly 011 liani. R. B. DICKINSON, No. 41, Main-st., Richmond, Ind. .Iin.27,lSfit. 3fitf The Winter Hat Fashions! riliiE un.k-rstgued has .m. just received his new Winter Stvle of II AT S and CAPS, to which he invites the attention of al! who would indulge in the latest fashion. Call at the Hat and p Sror1 of JOHN SUFFR1N?. Richmond, Ir.d., Deem , Fine Watches and Jewelry, Direct from the Jfannfactnrer. G .td! Gold! Watches! Watches! Jewelry! Jewelr! The very Best! The very Bst! The rery cheajwst ! The very cheapest, At C A. Dickinson 'a Jewelry Storp. No. 3rt Main j S'reet, Richmond. Ind. j AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! LINiETJS RHEUBARB WINE - PLANTS : ALSO Choice Wine, One and Two Years Old. .A-crenks "Wanted! H. WEBBERT i CO., DAYTON, OHIO. II earth an J Dot Brtihe. f"r ey FLCMMtK KELLY. 0UAie aad Lozodnat, I rwthe THr .t i SS41 " PIX3TMER i FLLV . f I F 5cl e a t h e r

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LOOK AT THE LIST. Hall Lamps, Lamp Matts, ; Bracket do Globes, i Store do Shades! Iianterns, Lamp Trim'rs CHIMNEYS. Double Extra No. 2, O Chimney, Hinge Afiltex Light House, rietch Wicks Coal Oil, Oil Cans, Attachments for Heating Water, And evrrtthtacr pertaining to the !., Tratle, to which we call Particular attention i REPAIRING OF LAMPS. HoIIoway & Page. Birhmond. Oct 12. 1865. 33 tf. NEW DRUG STOKE. AVERT & BOWEN, DEALERS IX Drngs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Dye Stuffs Coal Oil Lamps Soaps Perf meries "1 Fancy Articles Generally 1 1 ALSO OF Pure Wines & Liquor FOK MEDICAL PURPOSES. Patent and Proprietary Medicine 03r Corner of Main and Marion Streets. Richmond, Ind. Our whole stock is new and fresh, tiarinjjji It 1 .... . V. .. ...1 nr f jiiiifijvi,ir.r. atA Imni)rtfr4. I I 1 57. 27-tf. SECUEITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.! OF Or ISTeAv York! Assets: 1,600,000. WILLIAM BELL, Agent, Oct. 19, 1965. l-tf. RICHMOND. wvt; a B R Q . PEALEKS 1M Stoves and Hollow War.,, Plain, Pres-ed, and Japaned Tinware. Alio, Ag-ents for the Sale of the Forest Queen Cooking Stove, ' And Manufacturers of all kinds of TIN AI SIIEET-IKO.V WbllKI Tin and Iron Rooft Put in Order. A11 orders for Spoutinjr, Gutters and Valleattended to with promptness. Store apjoininjr Scot ;'s Furniture Rikiiiu, near I e Depot, Kic-hmond. Indiana. Jia. 27, J '. 0,1SI)MPTIO CORED! Islitor of tk Richmond Palladium : IBR Sik: I deem it no more than justice to s ferine humanity to lay before the readers of f widely circulated Journal, the following deacripti ot Bay suffering and cure of that awful disease C sumption, having contractel it during part of : term ot servic in the Army. First symptoms a drv tiackinp Couftb, with an ir tation of the Bronchial Tubes, an oppression of t Chest, with continual pains in my back and under i shnnlders, a dizziness in my head, weakness of sig followed with a heavy Cough raising yellow matt in preat quantities mixed with bli-od. Constipate of the bowels, night sweats, succeeded with as afT tion of the Liver. Beina a Practical Physician, h infr .d all kinds of remedies, and yet derived benefit, until be;n(r induced by a friend" baring suff ed almost similar to myself, to try a Tegetable prepei tion that had proved etlectual in this case. I used steaHv for three months and now I say, without hesi tio,f am in perfect pood health. The Medii-ine is altogether vegetable, free fn Mercnrv or any ingre-tient that will tend to debilitr the systi-m. I" found relief fter the first twentT-fc honr ue of it, and so on in the same j-ro portion, u til my health got fully restored. Though the great confidence I repose in this pre per tion for Consumption, it deserves the appreciate o those patients that are similarly effected. I shall se the receipt to any address with foil and explicit din tkms to prepare it, by eciosintr 2,00 or will send Express by eoclosine $1.K one Bottle of Conph Syrt one of Tonic and one box of Liver Pills already pi pared to test its invaluable properties. 1 will guara te relief in twenty-foar hours after ita ns is co; meneed. Iirect all letters, stating ace, residence, and ae Pot Otfice Town, to Dr. J. II. COIII.IES. . Consumption Pnysiria Richmond, Waine Co., Indiana. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the BEE.IITE.STOBE.fr Is now receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPE TW O AND THREE PI.Y INCRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! SI RAW MATTING AM) ECGS, - iAl.-a rfAii. j5i --..'-.-J iriSjt Of everr d-scrption. Oil Clojf.s. of neat patterns, -Iress (Soods. of newest styles. In fart I am dstc -mined to have tbe It EST STOCK OF GOODS IX THE CIT And Sell as Cheap. - AH of my Goods will be sold at fair prices. T i public are icrmed to call at No 46 Main street. Richmond, May 18, 1J5. 1.! KnF Wf"EV Kfr. H AC.Wll TABI-FT. A LILLY WHITE.tt PiD MER k KELLT" ooth and Teeth Sosp, rorsaletjT PLCMXER KELXT. Wrr l B dew Brashes. For sale hr S41 - TIXMVX HCLX.T

G. W. BARNES & CO. , WUOtkSALK a KKTAIL GROCERS, New Iron Front Building. ND 31, MAIN-ST., Richmond, Indiana. p. . CanneJ Ffttil A Catap. y S:raNTris.TomtA. Blackrri. Exit t'eacties, Krrris n4 Flams. TomU Catsup, Walnut do. Club Snf. Voret?r shtrv do. TVk?! ot arifu kiDs. Sa!a.-10n. 31 Mats St. U. W.liAR.KSACt.

Fellies A.c. Strawoerrr and Raspberry Jeliiea. Pine Apple' Jeliy. Phreil Isiaplass or relatine for makmir tellis Kaspterry syrup, very fine and suitable for use in 'rtat'SS. S 1 Main St G. W. B ARSE S 1 CO. ? lfl Rids. Supsrs. 20 dbls crushed, rranulatsii and powdered do. S5 tbls. Refined do. various rrades. 51 Main St. O. W. BAJIXES A Ct. c oflee: 40Bairs Rio Coffee. lb " Mocha, Jara, and Lairoara do. 31 Man St. G V. BARNES A CO. Sundries. 20 kees bi-carbonal Soda. 10 boxes Madder. 10 " Indipr. 15 " Ex. Logwood. 10 - Cm! bear. 10 Boxes Rice. 31 Main St. 6. VT. BARXES 4 CO. 31 slaies & irrrop: 10 bbls '. O. Molasses. 10 " Sorhnm do. 10 Srrups various grades. 31 ilain St. G. W. BAR5XS CO. jpices Ar Pepper: 6 bags Pepper. 2 Cloves. 20 mats Cinnamon. 2 bags Alspice. 1 cask Nutmegs. E. R. Dunkee'a selected Ppices. Cinnamon, Pepper. Alspice. Cloves, Mustard .Ginger and Cayenne. 31 Main St. G. W. BARNES CO. R aisin. 25 Boxes M. R. L. A. Kaisins. 20 4 do. 20 4 do. 1 Cask Currants. 6 ' Citrons. St Main St. G. T. BARNES A CO. ri.en: 1 20 boxes fine Teas, embracing various qualities. G. VT. BARNES 4 CO Vlmoiidv, 'ut, Ac, 200 lbs, Almonds. 2"0 " Pea nnts, Pecans. Filberts, etc. 31 Main St. U. W. BARNES A CO. hocolate. Prepared CoOee, etc. Baker's Cocoa. Pure Cocoa. Broma. French Chocolate. Premium " Vanilla Dandalion CofS?, various qualities. Tr-ixicum. Vermicelli. Macaroni. Tapioca. Pearl Barley. Hecher's Fsrinia. r l t.a tn.,n v 31 M .ain t. j. . , Djiiv.t"j r . PKOF. WALKER'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. rBIIE abqve valuable preparation can be had at the . Barber Shop ol tbe Proprietor, near the Depot, in this city. He is an oil, experienced fashionable Barber and Hair-Dresser, formerly from St. Lonis. Call nn Prof. J. Walker as above. He would respectfully refer those who wish to test this preparation to Mr. C. Williams, A. G. Crowseand J. Comer. He furnishes the following- reliable certificates: 1 berebv certify that I have used J. C. Walker's Hair Restorative, and can say that it excels any thing of me Kind i ever usea. L. T. HORNET. I hereby certify that I have used J. C. Walker's Ilair Restorative, and find it all that be recommends it to be, and not at all injurious. L. J. FRAN CISCO. Riichmond, Oct. 12, 1S65. 33-tf. PITKR CBCOKER. KNJ. CROCKXR. CROCKER & CO. South aide of Main street, one square East ol Meredith House. RICHMOND, IXD. Vanufacuture all kinds of Carriaees. Buggies, If m. Snl kie. Express and Pedling Wagons, Ac, Ac. We have on hand a fine assortment of work in our line, and can fornish to order on short notice, almost any .style or pattern of vehicle, all of which they warrant to be made of the best material and by careful and experienced workmen. Tbe public are invited to call and examine their stock rnd prices. VB Particular attention paid to repairing. Jan. 20 1865. IMPORTANT NEWS! WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL orders for Window Sash, B! ads, Doors Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Mantles and bouse furnishers work generally, SCHOOL DESKS.all made of tooroughlv , SEASONED LUMBER! And as low as the same can be brought in thia market. Also, Pine Lamber, Shingles, Flooring, Lath, AcM Ac. rP:xth Street, one square Snnth of Main. Rieh raond, Ind. EZRA SMITH A CO. June 5. '53. 23 tf. HERNIA! RUPTURE!! Messrs. A VEST & BOWES, HAVE inst receivd s splendid assortment of Dr. LA Nt WORTHY! LEVER SPRING TRUSS. The "rant-ire cf th's Truss over all others, is anpe.rent to all who examine them.. Its action is in trie DIRECT TRACK, of tae Hernia, and u claimed to effect more cure than all others now in n.e. Persons suffering fmm Hernia sionld call n4 examine them, whether they wish to bwy nr wt Tbey will be shown to aav wita pieeanre. ALSO a fine assortment of! Shoulder Brace, for Touth's, Male sad Female. j SUPPORTERS k FLESH BRUSHES. " i AVERT A BOWXN, Cor., Main and Marion SU., j Richmond. Ind. - -- - .. . j Nov. 1 t. 39-tf. i ; For Sale! ACOCNTBT SEAT of three acres a-d half of : frtnt, 4c., near the cite of Rich mood. For Price, e ! nature ol ' M. WASSO.V, i 34 tf. Ajrent for the propertT. j IREA9T of Ttutar Bafcixts So1a- ' Lxtra qoaaity at f LCMMSB A KLXYV

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Golden Periodical Fills FOR FEMALES. t . i-i Prr n" --- - . : IX C6nRTrTY7Trrepa!arftie: reWTfryr outrcrtions ef Tbe metithfy tarns, trem WhaWsai eaase, ai sitrcessiui as a preTenU. , . t It is o.ow uier i!rtv rears ataee tbe eriebr ted Pids were flrst discovered by Dr. Dupooco.Of Paris, dantvr QK-t time they bare beea sxtenaivalr and saccetul! sed in roost of the paldic tnsrimtirioa as well as in private prcte t bn benuspbra, nitii unparalleled success in every case, wheis Ue direct nn have been correctly . !io-ed as thousands of UhWsin this city and thrvn)ti.,i:: ne land, are daily teMifvipc- " ' , ' , ' . Thir are tbe mrwt invaluable remedy, for all thos t affiicti'njr romi-raints so peculiar to Mx.ru: Uiaj tressinjr aivl Painfl Meuatxrawn, Retenuon, Pain in tb Back an-1 Lotos. tressiocHtown rams, Jvusti oi Blood t!ie Head. IHsxinesa, limoesof Sifht. Green Sickness. Heaviness, Patipue on any slight exertion, Pal(talHn of the Heart, and all the various distressingcomplaints, particularly that exist annovin(r. weak ing, and t'le N-jgiuDtn ot all ottier femaU weaknaas,. The l.eucoi i kera. or V hites. At the saniatinae, there is nothing in tles Pflla that can diiir to lite or health. Lot the directions be strictly followed. and you will 6ud them to be all they are represented: s much so. that in nine cases out of ten, i will warrant Uen. lk not be diaconraged ione tox should fail, although. aa a freDeral thing OM Box is Sutficieiit. SO.tMiO Boxes hare been sold in two year. Tea Thousand Bnxes sent bv letter, both by mysel f and a cent, to all part of the world, to which answers have been returned, in which ladies say, notbinp like the above Pills hare bee n known, since tbe Science of i edicfhe Downed npe the xVorMf xa ale -moving; Obstruction and Restoring Nature to its proper channel. Qttetrtr the Nerves, and beingin back the Rooey Color of Health," to the- ehsek of the moat delicate. .eJfFor sale b DruggUta generally. Aug. 21. 165. ' 5tf F O U T ZrO CSI-ISSaTSS Horse anil Cattle Powflers. ThU sarepanttiaa. laog and tavarakly kwn, wUl tbeehly retavlaoraie. W4oJ hw4ptrtiea horssa, ttr strenrthenu and eieaastnf siemach asAlasss tinea It Is a anra venrJva of alt tsmm incident Se thU animal, such as X.V 1 YELLOW WATER. H EaT E9, COl'SHS, PISTE V PER. FBVERd. FOCN'PER LOSS OF APPETITE AD VITAL KNERQY, c. Its use improves the wind. Increases lbs appetite- f ivsa smooth and (lossy akin and miserable skeleton into a fine looking ana spirits horss. , , To keepers of Con this prrparatinn is InvalnabU. , 1 1 Increases Ui quantity and Ua proves ths quality oiinemiia. hrrm nrevaa bv ae . ...1 ..MflllMlt U much (aster. In all disrasea of Swine, such aa Combs, Clem IB the Lanes, Liver, Ac, Uiis axitria acu as a speciflr. By putting from one-half a psrr to a paper in a barrel of twill l!i , above diseafs . will be eradicsred er entirety p-vvmt- If ai to ln, I preernuve suit c i.-e tir tiio nog ioiora. , Prie 5 CaaU nj.- Papn". o- 6 Paperi for SL IBIPlBtB XiY S. A.. FOUTZ Ac BItO., AT TTBIXt . V xrnT? pjtro AVJ) liEI)inE DETOT. Ho. 116 franklin St Baltimore, Kd. For Sale bv Drawinu add (storekeepers throughout tbe Caiced States. for ssle 'Wholesale and Ttersil at msnnfae turetn prices, by PLI M.tlKR fc KELLY, Richmond, I ndiaaa. John T). Parks, Cincinnati, General Agent. 1 REMINGTONS' Army and Nav Revolver. APfBOVED BY THE OOVEBNMENT. Upwards of 125.000 furnished for tbe Unite States 8ervice since 1861. Warranted superior to any otber Pes to! ot tbe kind. Alto Belt and Pocket Pistols. t hold by Gnn Dealers and the trade Benerallr. E. REMINGTON A SONS, llion, Jf. Y., Mannlacturers of Munkets, Carbines Revolvers, lajRevolvin Rifles, Kifle Barrels, Ac. pmTO TIIE LADIES.GEO. H. REED& CO.'S LIQUID T HEcensUnt demand we hare bad for LIQUID DrES baa induced ns to put up a complete lineof 40 Shades, all Liquids. which will recommend themselves to everr one srke has ever used Liquid Dyes for Hriliiancv of Colon, Himpltcity of Use, f enainty of SatisfsetiA. (Complete Directions for use with every parksre.) Use the BEST Article. SEE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CHEMi- "u rata oi tne coiara ea silk and woolen, may be seen at the Drag Ptoree. I. it EVERYWHERE! If von desire to in ire fMVtrt CAfnua t- : . Reed's Dnmestic Dyes, ad tnkr nn oAer Irind. tr' ,I RKrD CO.. Bot, 2?"m- Manufsctnrers. 31arried IadLleo I PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! 'in rxsA 'Car whioh they 'WABBAHTID' rtn evarr rnaraaee. ThaWN 'see anediar.v maMM te 'B Ladlaa who. crcas saofcnass ar , aro asable te a nil ores pares of aeeonna mem. Ttuo rsmseyatS .DIAMOND DR0PSL Ve an Aboruvo. bwt staspiv a .PREVENTIVE,. xs xu tn the lim Sara y ay. too . noxaoi a 00. F O Prowrasei.CTiioawo PlaoHi i tS-r xsjat For sale a m .ujx toss m rrxt ckul Wl SWTxtm. sa M. SOOVIIXi mm Liasla Dyes, Forse'eer FLTJxCMCK A SliaVT.

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