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POlITTaOFAN AYRSIRE COW. -t rflfal M(i trace, write Mr? Banford Hewerd, toikjftCbH Atricaltural AsacoUtron esUblished a ecaie of inta tor Ayrshire cows, which was pnbMI,uin tke authority of the association. ' Sub-' Beq,Qeotly, the foTtewing ingeniooa versification of the pointa alluded to appeared ia a Scottish paper: . 'r"t'f Woald fern know hew to judge of a good Ayrshire -J ,rMtt!, r-,-,..r - t-i Q. :Jjj,.d Attend to the Weeon youH hear from mt now; .jus Her lead should he abort, and bet maul gd aise; Her fceee aboald be flae between masxle and eyes;"i' Her eye fall and lively, forehead, ample and wide; ' -1 Horns wide, looking np, and curved inwards besides; Her aeeft? sbonld be a fine, tapering wedge; A And free from loose skin ea the undermost edge;',?'-' Sbonld be fine where t is Joined with the seat of the'

Long and straight npper lines, without hollow or Sbeaer blades should be thin where they meet at i : - the top, - ' ; -, Let her brisket be light, nor re aemble a crop; ., Her fore-part recede like the lath of a whip, ; . ; ' And strongly reaeeable the bow of a ship; , . . Her back short and staight, with the spine welt defined, Especially whet back. Deck ni . shoulders ' are joined; " .' ; '--i: ,'. t -;J f-n Her ribe Short and arched, like the ribs of a barge; Body deep at the flanks, and milk-reins full and '-; f"-f large; ' : .; VT'- ';'; Pelris long, broad and straight, and in some measure V.Vflari ; ' " Back bones wide apart, and not bearing much fat; ; Her tail long and line, and joined square with ber 3:fl., back;- - , :' .-',' , Milk; Teasel capacious, and forward extending, The binder part broad, and to body fast pending, The sola t her adder sbonld just form a plane, : And all the foar teats equal thickness attain; i , Their length not exceeding two inches or three: i They should hang to the earth parpen dicu Iarly j ; Their distance apart, when they're viewed from be.bind, -v; . ..;v.i.-..r.--ji., Wfll inctude abent naif of the udder you'll And; And, when viewed from the side,' they will hire at r:.;'t:; each end;;; ;-;f .,":.:;;.;;vfY.;V-' As much of the odder as 'tween them is penned; Her legs should be ' short, and the bones fine and tc-j f ' jClean,., ;; .. 5-1.1- s i The points of the latter being quite firm and keen, 8kia soft as elastic as the cushions of air, ,r; l ? And eeVered all e'er; with short woolly hair; . , The coters preferred are confined to a few--- -' Either brown and white chequered, or all brown wilt The weight of the animal, tearing the stall, ' '- frhouhl be about fire hundred sinking offal. ' 's 9 1cl .1 t " 'm". "vf'A'Z. A Gfance at Richmond, - From the eyes of a eorrespondentxf the Eaton Register, ot May tZVtri,f we transfer to our columns: fW 5 "Ilichtaond ia too well known to your readers to need any description, suffice it to. say. .that, the inhabitants of that thriving ' town' are' beginning to show their appreciation of the substantial and beautiful by erecting magnificent build ings wihch will be an ornament to' the city foe years to come. ' The Odd Fellows Building, Grace Church and the Public? School Building all of ; which were erected in 1868, are structure worthy the notice, and should be seen by "all : who visit Bichmond. The etate of religious feeling in Richmond seems id be on the ascendant, revivals having taken placo in nearly all the churches, including the ' : Orthodox Friends, a thing almost unknown in the history of the Quakers. J ; The whole moral tone of the cityeeems to have undergone a . change; whisky .dealers are getting discouragea -ana are giving up the business. .Temperance is . thriving, and In the place of oaths -and ; vulgar iests which used to greet the ear of a still eveniafir. we now hear hymns of praise raising from all parts of the populous city, through the still air. of an April evening. The .change is indeed -noticeable, visiting Grace ClinrcUon the evening of the 26th of April "and 89 evenings since the commencement of the revival, 1 was astonisnea to see among the two hundred converts, which number I was told had been added to the church, many of whom I bad tho't to be confirmed infidels, but who under the effective rtreachine of one of the most faithful pastors. Rev. Kinnan, had seen the errojs of their ways and were makinir every effort to atone for ' the past-';; m m - . , ; A Personal Matter. The Legislature has adjourned with out taking formal action in Mr. Meredith's case. A resolution passed the House to remove him from his position as Prison Director, and many of our reader may suppose that he has been removed. " This is a mistake, as the reso lutionf could have no effect until acted on by the Senate, It is due to Mr. Meredith that this matter should be explain d to his friends. ; , :r -.'. 'v ; j. .. During the regular session of the Legislature, a select committee of five mem bers investigated certain charges bro't by Col. Merriwether, late Warden of the Southern Prison, against Meredith and Ghee, two of the Directors. This com mittee made a report .to both Houses which was sever acted upon, but the evidence taken was ordered to be printed. The printing of the evidence was done under the supervision of the Committee, and some of the material portions of the evidence for the defence was suppressed. Upon'' this partiftl version of the evidence being printed, a resolution was introduced in the House to remove Mr. Meredith," Mr, Ghee having vacated his position by accepting another office. , No notice was given to Mr. Meredith, nor was any . opportunity afforded him to be beard fn his defense, either in person or by counsel, but in the Honse took op the resolution in his absence, and passed it under the pressure of the pre vious question, which cut off debate and prevented the friends of Mr. Meredith, on the floor of the House, from speaking in his behalf, or exposing. thefi conduct of the committee. When the resolution went to the Senate, several Senators arose in . th eir places, coademned the action of " the House, and demanded that Mr. Meredith should have notice and a fair trial by the Senate, and an opportunity to be heard: in his defence. This seeming ' to be the feeling of the Senate, the parties interested In prosecuting Mr. Meredith abandoned the matter and , it was heard of ao more. We presume no one will attempt to

Justify the conduct of the House of Rep resentatives, in attempting to remove a ruanXronv animpojrtaat.oaioe ..without., giving him a hearing, and upon an emasculated statement of the, facts. The me the of removing by joint resolution is merely a substitute for impeachment, and in either case the Legislature acts in a judicial capacity an according -to

ail precedent, both in England and in the United States, the accused party has . u . 1. 1. i . . a r a 1. . accusers face to face, and to offer evidence In his 'own behalf 'Any other course of practice would overturn the fundamental principles of our Govern ment. It would be monstrous and shocking to our sense'bf . justice, if a State ofiicier could he turned out of his office; by the malice of his enemies, with out a hearing or withont trial, by t joint resolution of an irresponsible Leg islature. The House of Representatives, by its indecent hasteand,, disregard of all forms of lawf in'tlie Bassase of -this resolution, divested its action of all le gal or moral weight? and the conduct of the movers of the resolution in abandon ing it, when they found the Senate thad determined to be coverned by the law of the land, shows that it,w3s conceived in malice," and was not founded on' truth or justice. We had occasion, some time since, to review the evidence taken against. Mr Meredith, and think we then showed very conclusively that it was wholly untrust worthy and .that, it entirely failed, to show that- our fellow-townsman was guilty of the charges brought again him. There have been n.o new facts elicited, and we have had no reason to change our opiniou in the matter. , Mr. Meredith has lived ia our midst a long time, haa taken a prominent part in our public affairs, and has ever main tained a high characteer for integrity in our community. We regard the attempt to remove him as .a malicious prosecution, which has not only failed to deprive him of his office, but has wholly failed to tarnish his good name, or lessen the confi dence of our community in him. Wa bash Express, -v.i ,f .--.-s -. : " The Scarcity of Mney. -There la and must be a general scarcity of .currency throughout the country, because that article is so superabundant. This statement is doubtless a paradox to the unreflecting ; nevertheless nothing . is more certain. f The history of this country .for the last fifty years shows that money has always been most scarce, and the rates of .interest most - advanced, when 'lucre was the largest absolute amount in circulation.-' The reason ..for this is obvious. As a currency is ex panded, speculation as excited, prices are greatly raised, and it takes a much larger amount of. money lo transfer an equal amount of merchandise, while the operations of those who arc engaged in influencing and controlling the immense amount of transferrable property of all kinds held for speculative purposes ab sorb all the surplus and leave the mon ey market in a stringent condition. Money, we must recollect, is scarce not in proportion to its actual quantity, but to the relative demand for it. When, therefore, in addition ; to the natural wants of trade, the speculative interest comes into market, the extraordinary demand is certain to create a pressure ; so that, practically, it has always , been true, as it is now true, that an expanded currency will be most scarce when it is most abundant ; that collections will be most unsatisfactory when the circulation is largest ; and that the . rates of interest will be highest when the loans of the banks are most extended. . ci -This important lesson the people must learn ; and if they would have money plenty and cheap, they must insist that the amount shall be reduced to its natural limit to that point where it is at par with specie. They cannot have aneasy and reliable money market until that which is called money is truly so ; and we incur no risk in predicting that a satisfactory slate of trade will not arrive until the currency of the nation is equivalent in value to the currency, of commerce.' -" In looking forward for the remainder of the current year, we do not anticipate a general panic or breaking down of the national industry, because the currency is' now a fixed quantity, and cannot be ( as in the case of a mixed currency it must be J suddenly withdrawn from circulation whenever there is a pressure on the banks for the redemption of their notes ; but we do : expect that trade, manufacturing, and; business generally will be depressed, that ( profits will be small, expenses large, rants and rates of interest high, and losses from delinquent debtors heavy ; while in the large centres of trade, especially in .- the largest, 'the spasms' of the money market will be frequent and violent. f Lippiccott's Magazine. ..-i , . - ', ' Whence comes the expression, He went up like a rocket and ' came down like a stick?' . ' J ! Answer. Thomas Paine, in his 'Letter to the Addressers,' says: 'And the final event to himself (Mr. Burk) has been that, as he rose like a rocket, he fell like the stick.' r , Paine is also the ' author of the expression, i y.-Vi f t : ' These are.the timcs hat try men's souls. Sir John Harrington wrote: , e tf ,t Treason J doth never prosper what's the . , , . reason?' , ., Whyif it prosper, none dare call it treason. ''Come home to men's business and bosoms,' is an Francis Bacon. expression taken from t Premiums in 1870. V W A 1 The Indiana State Board of Agriculture will offer premiums for their annual fair in 1870 as follows: ' First premium, not to exceed two hundred dollars, for the best " five ' acres of wheat grown in the State previous to the State Fair; second premium, not .exceeding one hundred and fifty , dollars, for: the second best five acres, and a third premium.not exceeding one hundred dollars for the third best five acres of wheat, as above. 'i i--j ' v Ia several counties of lower Virginia, as far np as Nottoway and Amelia, the cultivation of the peanut has been commenced on quite a large scale, and in some places is actually taking the place of tobacco as a more valuable crop. '' f,'

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A NTKl,AGEJiT8." WbmfeT of aW ww Wortd" is warranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Sold - on the package system. !Tot te be paid for until tested. I pay S60 per month and eomaaission. to distribote packages. J. C. TILTONj Pittsburg, Pa. n9-4w. SJALESMENCWATED by a Manufacturing KT VO. to travel aud sell by sample a new line of goods, aitaations permanent; wacres good. II. II. LISfliDS co- 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, - a9-4w m CilNFBf'DOIlt F Is the cry of the crowds who throng 3The TOoIflartStoc-e, i 37 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, e is 3 in a -i bzsizi ail r? "That every description and rarietr of FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, LEATHER GOODS, JEWELRY, BOOKS, ALBUMS, KILVER-fLATED WARE, Ac, Ac, can be purchased at the extremely low price of ONE DOLLAR for each article, when the same roods cannot be obtained at any other place for double the amount, and which the Wholesaler confesses hx cannot but for that price ?" .We reply We hare buyers constantly at the East, by whom job lots are obtained at morntou diteountt, and, besiiies, a large portion of our good are imported direct from European Manufacturers. Harinfr, also, kvkhy facility postered by the larg eat '.'Dollar Sale," firm of Boston, we will, by means of the - CLUBSTSTEM extend the advantages of our immense wholesale and retail trade to those liy ing at a distance, thus saving in Express charges THREE-FOUBTHS THE AMOUNT now paid, and giving a better quality 0 Oood than can b obtained of any Sattem jirwt. .- r"t f f- f?; Send in your Clnbsor send for Circulars, to ut'iu'.van " " . ANNAND & CO., 37 take Street, Chicago U Goods at Wholesale to the Trade. n-4w ; f Sqaalization Notice. ; STATE OP INDlANA,rv ; -. . .. Watnb County, f BS , , T, Sylvester Johnson, Auditor for and within said County, do hereby give notice that the Board of Equalization of the appraisment of Rtal Estate in (aid County, will meet at the - Auditor's office in Centreville, on Monday the 7 th day of June, 1869, for the purpose of hearing and determining grievances and equalising appraisments. Witness my name and the seal of this office, this 4th : ,1 a ; day of May, 1869. 1 s r i Stltsstkb Johnson, 1 mitt ' - Auditor. VE ARE. COMING 1 mill T UU. laCtnk'a o7oWt a-Ji TD WILL PRESENT TO ANY PERSON, , Sending us a One Hundred Club in our Great . JOne Dol!arSale of Dry and Fancy. A WATCH. 60 yds. SHEETING, CHINE, Ac, Ac, SEWING MAs - TREEOF COST. Smaller Clubs in the same ratio, viz.: ... .... . . BO Club, 40 yds. Sheeting, &c, &c. . 'J 30 20 4 &C, JkC. Messrs. J.- S. Hawes A Co. take pleasure in an nouncing, being tne oldest ana largest nouse in ice Dollar Trade, that tbey have been enabled by their long experience and extensive resources to make, this present season,, many important importations and contracts with manufacturers, which with these additions to their Winter Stocks, has enabled them greatly enlatorge their rates and Exchange List. Send for' New Crcular.": ' v , ; J." Catalogue of Goads and ample sent to any ad dress free. ,- - v . r- jf , : - s" fft ""Ilease bewery particular and send money by registered letter. . . Address all orders to ... J., S. IIAWES Sc. CO., - 13 Federal St Boston, Mass. P.O. Box C . . , '.: . HENRYBRATZ. ORAN perry; JOHN BRAT2 Bratz Perry & Co., 'f iSuccetsQrtto Bratz, Heir A. Co-a) e: m: fiee PliOW WORKS, East Mnia-St., Between 7th and 8tb, EIOHMpNi) IND " zxv; . September 19, 1868. SO-tf. Iloovafs Hat Killer, Kennett's Bat Killer ,:.j-f - . v- andN Bennett's Kat Killer, . : . For sale by , , The Gross or Dozen, . - AT ; , Plnmmer & Morrisson's. . , Wilcox's Worm Destroyer! : PURELY VEGETABLE, And Entirely Safe, for the most Delicate Child. - ETa'sviMJEilJro.,iroT728th, 1868. Dr. W. W. Wilcox, Sir: I have been afflicted seventeen years with TAPE-WORM. have taken every kind of medicine that could be thought of, all failing to remove the terrible enemy gnawing at my vitals. "All hope of recovtry was given np until I used your remedy. It performed an effectual cure in a short time removing the entire WORM, twknty-foitb fkxt 10NO. I can cheerfolly recommend your Remedy as SAFE AMD SURE in such cases. . . CHARLER SCHMIDT. i Proprietor of Depot House, Main, bet. 7th A 8th-sts. Nkw A lb ant, Ind., July 30, 1 868. Dr. W. W. Wilcox, Sin I tried your Worm De stroyer cpon one of my children that had been very pnny for some time, although a hearty eater, and after giving two doses', a large number of stomach Worms were passed, one measuring eighteen inches long. I can recommend your Remedy as safe and valuable..! , 1 1 J . ' WM. LOGUE. ' - PLUHHER & MORRISSON, l WHOLESALE AGENTS; ..r ' RICHMOND, ZZfD. "For sale at retail by Druggists generally. 5Jwn:2wo Sm .. .. '

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-Dissolution of Partnership. ?otioots hereby glrwa aa nwttae'Hfl-y tatety ' exiatintr between Willian E. Bell and Hamael Bellis, ander the firm of Bell A Belli,' was dissolved ba the 16th day of February, 189, by tnotaal eoaaent; aa4 William E. Belt is authorised to settle all debts aad accounts das to, and by, the Bra..- 'hix it a inrf f iu v t,w r

..wauiTir.. H1TI I iiixio td It XTotlcO. yob oIti.f.t IS HERBBT GIVES', to the eitiaeas of Jaskson Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that I intend to apply to the Board of Cemmiasioners, at their next term, commencing on the first Monday of Jose 1869, for a License to sell - Intoxicating Liquors in less quantity than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank on tbe premises in. accordance with an act approved March eta, Tbe precise location in which I propose to seU Intoxicating Liquors, is as follows: Being the room situated on Lot number thirty-two (82,) Block seven, ( 7) on Main street, being a room now occupied in the building by Nefl as a residence, with front door opening on Main street and leading into said room in East Oermantown, Wayne County Indiana. ' " 7 April ziuxT iaov. ar ;i 3 x . daniki, im. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing under tha firm name of Clifford, Clark A Co., waa this day dissolved by mutual consent, Edward Cliflord retirinjt.""' l . -!. I v ;;- ; ;a ij ( , ; The business will be con tinned by the remains parties under tbe firm name ot Clark, Mulford a Co., who are authorized to settle all debts and accounts due to and by the late firm, v- ,., - . -v ... -4,-.., .V! Edward Cliffobd, . ' ' t i , Wi. H. Clabjc, ; : r ' ASA MtTLPOKD, " r. I 'tr.r.j! -i r -is ;? v J as. Bam low. oj Richmond, Ind., March4, 1869. c ; .., ; Stitched or Pegged. ; Boots and Slaoes, MADE OF THE . BEST - MATERIA! and in a substantial and workman-like manner, made to order, at , " . . lv . . . ......... , HENRYEMRICn SSHOP, Two Doors South !' Plnmmer's Drugstore, JJ2 n.f h" On South Pearl Street, "Z Where he respectfully invites the citisens of Bichmond and vicinity to give him a call and a share of patronage, being snre, lrom tne good quality ot nis work and tbe general satisfaction given heretofore, that all will be well pleased with his manufacture 9-Agood supply of BOOTS aad SHOES, made at his establishment, en hand, which he ia selling at very low rates for Cash. , SRepairingdone at short notice. " 3 , , H. EMRICH. t Richmond, May 19, 1868.' ' ' . . 12tf 1 PARK MOTELa 4 On the American & European Plan,' ; Cor. BEEKMAN and NASSAU STS., Near City Hall Park, ' . ' ' NE W-TOBK. G EO R G E WIGHT, Proprietor. - N. B. Located in the very . heart of the wholesale business, this is one of the most conveniently Ich cated Hotels for Merchants, Business men and others visiting the city. ..; . . t .f a 41-6m-$7. i, H. C. DICKINSOIf DXALXB IIT 1 WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WABEf Ke 91 Main Streetf' r u j '"f . ;- j RICHMOND,- IND. ; . s ; Repairing, done on short notice. .' April 3, 1868. .; ' a : --r? 6tf AVENUE HOUSE y JACOB G OHNER, . PROiPBIETOB. ' 1 Fort Wayne Avenue, opposite R.B. Depot, j RICHMOND, IND. This fine and commodious honse offers extra in ducements to the traveling pnblie owing to its close proximity to the Depot, and wholesale and manufac turing ot tne city, .every enort will be made to serve the public satisfactorily. Terms moderate. . ., ..; 29-ly re NICHOLSON & BRO., - Booksellers & Stationers, ' 1 (NW ' STAND ) ;: f .: . : Cor: 5th and Main, Odd Fellows Building; RICHMOND, INDIAMA. - 42-tf : PECTORAL mxm!' -': WILL CUBE , : - COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, U H o arsen es sA's t h m a, f ' .. : ' , - AMD ALL D13BA8B3 OP TH " " . Th.ro at aiid Xungs! In confirmation of the above, the public is referred to certificates on wrapper around each bottle, in addition to the testimonials herewith appended:' - Opinion of the Rev.JWm. Graham, for three years the efficient and respected pastor of Asbury Chapel in this city: ' We are prepared to certify from experiments the most reliable and convincing, that "BARa'sPacroKAL Elixir" is a very superior remedy for diseases of the Throat and Lungs. it is extensively used by the best Physicians for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hoarseness, etc. etc. We recommend it to all and especially to Ministers and other Public Speakers who are troubled with Bronchial difficulties. It has been thoroughly tested, and acts like a charm. Tbe manufacturer, Thomas H. Baksv, is an experienced and successful Druggist, and a Christian gentleman of high repute in the community where he lives. ; The merits of this remedy, from snch a reliable manufactory, makes it a public benefaction. Wm. Graham. Of the N. W. Indiana Conference. -Terre Haute, Indiana, August S, 1S07. '.: '- - From R. L. Ball, Esq., the well known stove dealer: TasKS Habtk, JuIt 20, 1867. Mr. Thomas U. Babr, Dear Sint have used your "'Pectoral Elixir" very extensively ia my family, and pronounce it one of the best medicines ever used. It gives immbdiats relief in tha worst cases of Coughs and Colds. ' Tour's Respectfully, ii a .-r-ji B. L. BALL. - PLUMMER A MORRISSON Wholesale DrugP..t A i nri.-i Ji. Agents for Barr's "Peetorat Elixir" E. j , Harrold K. V. Jfotts, W. LI. Boss fc Reed AJUutler. TREMONT ECO USE, JOHlf ELLIOTT. Proprietor, . CORNER OF FIFTH AND BAIN, ;'..-tj'w -j : v -: ; h Bichmondlnd . - T. BAR O-IS AT No. 12, '' -!J j-; Maiiaj Street, Red 11, i Mi " STODE,- . ..... ..7 ...... , . .... ,.'., . TTkOES ALL KINDS OF JOB WORKl SUCH A3 MP Putting on Metal Roofs, Pipes, Ae., Ae. Pays Special atttention to setting np Warm Air Furnaces, and has the best kind in nse. and warrants them to give satiVactioa. . All kinde of 8tovaatkMoa tbe Celebrated Self-FeedJnar Stove. "Morn in , aiarv." for hard coal. 'Persons wishing anything ia the above line, would do well to give me a call. . - , -, ' :

TH03.J. BAEGIS. Richmond, Ind. Jane t, 188. 14-tf.

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P ZZOZbLOVw'ZL? Ct CO WASltti OTQj&IT Y,I)T C.t HIT ATEennfreeio- tbe bnsinessof solieitiaa -MUents, andpraaacaW Patoat iraase. Vnaiau. ntra.!tot? Jr !raosiTtproipUMtio. S iCUi"' Aai-t k Coriet, , , Tor Bacls Piy;n K 1 1 k I ..V.V.V Tor Pcnaiona, t2x.f S.t ''ii i .... ................... ...... J -J :. (3 :.:"' i 14 'Wlu receive personal and proaapt attention.'" 1 ai. x. in po n lit a t x o xf i In reference to Patent Lawa ehWrfnllj given.fc Copies of the Laws and Rnlea and Regola- , tions of the Patent Offlce, will be sent, y um. B((jiicuoa . in applying ier o t. Si .m patent the .applicant ahonld j. i i i S'iT nt.v S9 &tfim i i- L K 1 Forward a Modal of his Invention, I r susceptible of being illustrated "by : a mctel, or if it consists ia a chemical compound, sam- " Jples of the ingredients hi their eommer- r ' al state, aad also in the proposed "' prepared lorn, . aboald be aent.. -S a (V-i ................ s. if ALSO, A FUX.fc DESCRIPTION Of the invention or discovery, and its advantage sbonld be given aais practicable, to aid in the proper preparation of the papers. ... BTPersons belrfeving they have made an inventienor adscovery ia art or science,' and deairoua of knowing whether the same baa been patented, by transmitting teas a model, or drawing, or a sufficient description to. snake tba inveation intelligible, can have a thorough examination made in tha Patent office, and tbe result of said examinatioa forwarded to themfoy areasonable compeasatk n. 0A7EATS, WI1aLBE PEEPAEED On short notice, by tbeinventort giving a brief description of their invention with .. v i r:"'5HHA-wiifG,':K Will ba made la artstie atyle from models furnisbed 'r.i x!.m I bj. bj inventors. :,. -s.-i Searches af the Records el the Patent Office In regard to titlea in Patents, will be made on application. Send full name or names character of the invention, and, If possible, ! t es- ;;:? ;? date of Patent.; v w' . Copies of All Claims, In any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1830, will be furnished on the receipt of $1, the applicant giving the full name of the Patentee, nature of tbe invention ate of the Patent, Ac Washington City, July 4, 18S8 22tf .sr.. t. J. FRANCISCO, HY'D. " Office and Residence Sooth Franklin Stre East side, between Main and Walnnt, ji. Jnly 17, 18&r. 3 tf RICHMOND, Ivbiaba. T;w;::BEnnETT,V a.ttoi?iaey at Eaw ALSO, NOTARY PUB tIC, RICHMOND, IND. paf Office over Citizens , Bank. Richmond, Ind., Nov. , 10, 1888,; . ; . ' 38-6m K j b H Er H. -p o p p,14 A" TTORNEY ' AT LAW and NOTARY Office No. 33, Main-st., R hmond, Ind 1 Attends to the collection of all claims in any State Ol tha Union. Will practice ia any of tbe Courts of Indiana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages,- and Powers of Attorney, either inland or foreign. Br special arrangement with C. P. Abac, ia Cincinnati. (German Consul) aad HiLLBa a Co., of New York, I am enabled to forward and receive any money packages or other valuables, aa well as to attend to the transit of persons from any part of .Europe or. from 9TAU business striclly confidential and promptly attended to. J.H. P. - Jnly 7th, 1868i-0 -.-A-Vi J;r.:...f- i0tf ve T. HOSE, BentiRt, If. W. Corner of Main and Pearl-sts.,' ' -rc'iclijLTioxidt,'-'' Ind. t!; -n TEETH EXTRACTED withont pain by tha use of Nitrons Oxyde or Laughing Gas. - 'eeth inserted from $10 to $15 per set. 11 work WABBASTBD. --1 - Feb. 20. 1868. , . Dr. X X; AVEIIY, of his Profession. , Richmond, Jnly 7tb, 1863. 19tf C. H. BUECHENAL, ATTORNEY AT LAW I N" o tarv DPnblic. Office, over Citizens' Bank, entrance oa Main Street;. . RICHMOND, , IND OFFICE and ' reaidenee. 1 Fifth SirccC Kotwi, Main and Walnut, : , , muuaiuftD, INDIANA. , Deformities, diseases of spine and joints, treated.' Noi J 3m. j i. : - - ' - The Way;; to Xake , Money GAS BILL DISCOUNTED 15 cent if paid on or before the 20thinstan The Spring Sat Fashions. THE undersigned haa jastreceivedhisae Zl SPRINU Style of : HATS " and CAPS to which he invites the at t ...... A II wIia ..nil indulge in ineiaiesiiaan-, t . .11. I i3B-Callat the Hat and Cap store-of - John suffrins. Richmond, March 9, 1869. , Is Pahlisked by B. W. DAVIS, mn H AtQS per VoIukic; : PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. JOB PR I IT T I IT Q., Wa have .a new "DAT JOBBER," and new fonta of Type of the lateststyles, both plain and faaej, aad are praparad to do work

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