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FRIDAY MORNING. JAN.
1855.
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If larriseoa
Albert C. Blanc bard
Proprietor!.
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tr-pw are preyarea i an ,Y ' "
i? " Tli, u mMI on demand with per cent. intert.
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TiVuaasacuons appertaining to "
AU trtM';"' . i to pruxip' 1 J end with liberality.
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', 01x xx- CToxxt. Interest!
Cmuw Ba, RtcanowB, April 18,1854.
, date, we will allow interest at the rate of lis per eent.
. rBm bdob deposite. subject to sight check.
Iprtl? MOIUtlSaOS. BLANCHARD CO.
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"The city election, on Monday last, resulted j
in the choice of the following officers for the pres-;
ent year:
Mayor JOHN FINLEY.
J R MENDENII ALL,) lst ward.
S YV LYNDE. )
2d
J II HUTTON
LEWIS BURK,)
JM STARR, J
W T DENNIS. )
3d
4th
JAMES M SMITH. J
Marshall JOS. McCOY.
Clerk B.W DAVIS. I
Assessor for City C B HUFF.
Commiss'r of Streets FOSTER TAYLOR.
Collector W P BENTON.
Treasurer JOHN SUFFRINS.
Proceedings of Council.
Richmond, Jan. 2, 1855.
All the members elect of the city council ap
peared, and were qualified into office by the
Mayor.
The Mayor appointed the following standing
committees for the present year:
U 'a yt and Mean. Hutton , Starr and B urk.
Claims. Dennis, Roberts and Smith.
Streets. Lynde, Mendenhall and Roberts.
Public Buildings and Markets. Burk, Smith
and Dennis.
Firs Companies. Mendenhall, Lynde and
Hutton.
The following resolution was introduced by
Mr. Lynde, and adopted:
"Eesolvtd, That in view of the present in
debtedness of the city, and the improvements up
on the streets, already contracted for, to be paid
out of the revenue of the current year, that we
be cautious about making new appropriations of
the public money, and actuated by no sectional,
party or prxvite interests, have an eye single to
the best interests of the city."
. The jollo wing Board of Health for 1855, was
pointed by the Council:
lst Ward. S. R. Wiggins and Jere. Hadley.
2d " ri.w.. Smith, J.M. Hutton.
3d " James Perry, vy. r. Bnian
4th " Dr. S. H. Harrington,
Accounts against city for Judgi
of election, amounting to 810,50, were present
ed, allowed and ordr directed to be issued.
A resolution, ffgnating the kind of property
to be taxed for the current year, was offered by
Mr. Hutton and adopted. It is the same s last
year, and exempts $100 worth of personal prop
erty. flepart of the Committee olWap amoTineaaa:
To th Mayor and Common Council:
The Committee of Ways and Means, to which waa refer
red the annual reports of the Mayor, Collector and Trustees
of Public buildings, ask leave to report that we hare exam
ined aud compared them with the Treasurer's accounts, and
Bad they have respectively paid over the amounts stated in
their report.
We hare also examined the Treasurer's accounts, and
present herewith a statement of the receipt and expendi
ture of the City for the past year, and also of the present
indebtedness.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
CHARLES r. COFKIX, Chairman,
Committee of Mays and Means.
12th month, SOth, 1SS4.
ICIIrfl.
Balance on hand at last annual report 164 28
Heceired of Samuel Pierce, street Commissioner for
work don for individuals in 1S5S, by him, - 57 57
Received of Trustees of Public Buildings for rent,.. 230 DO
Keceived of Samuel Edmondson, City Col
lector, being amount collected for taxes,
and for cost of work done by Street Com
missioner for individuals. $6,104 98
Less Collector's fees, 344 19
,ouv i j
$6,313 53 j
liriilDlTCKll.
Amount of indebtedness of last year paid, including
interest.
Amount of talaries of city officers
$1,869 53
606 so
u paid for keeping and repairing fire engine,
" " towards new engine house, for "o. 3,
" for public wells.. .. .
printing and advertising
Ma
lap of city. . . .
" Fence around public square
101 30
- Attorneys fee and costs in Warner
Building; suit
39 17
expended on streets, as per annexed stm't- 2,089 86
Contingent expenses...... 61 03
Balance iu Treasury 155 2
$6,547 70
Deduct outstanding orders on Treasury. ....... 234 IS
$3,313 52
SxraSDITTKES OS STREETS, ETC., VAST TCAB.
Uradingand graveling Seventh street $363 44
Land purchased to straighten Walnut street
Building extension of culvert across the ravine at
Conley's peg factory
Expended by Street Commissioner in improving side
walks, Ac, for individuals, which has since been
eoUeeted from them by City Collector
Paid Street Commissioner for labor and salary
50 00
193 00
597 40
199 73
. uy cgineer ana oiner expenses sonnected.with
his department 89 og
Paving alleys, repairing culverts and streets, and
sundry small items connected with street 581 83
$2,060 36
PWTOFC1TT.
Bonds issued in 1851, still outstanding, Xos. 1, 2, 8,
7, 8, 13, 14, 15. IS and 17 $143
50
tuea to Hainan Morgan in ISO 3, for market
house lot -No. 9 due IS55, $450
" 8 185, 4S)
1 " 1857, 450
5 " 185S 450
T J : , . 1309 W
rr mun'7 oorrowed cresent Tear, nava-
ble in 1855.
Oos landing orders on the Treasury'
S0O 00
--$245 00
JU M WUXJ ......
... 155 25
Balance due for new engine house, payableeut of the
89 75
, rutin vi 4CJ?...
810 00
la addition to. the above, the grading and rravJif 'Jr
Sixth. Snth IV.. j vii. v " i a'-eiing ol
let payable out of the revenue of 1855.
Proceeding of tike Aanual Xreting of Hanker
Fire Company, Jnaaary 1, 1S55.
The Company met. Minutes of last meeting
ad and approved. After the committees had
sported, the Company proceeded to elect officers I
for the ensuing year, which resulted as follows: i
president. John H. Thomas; Vies President, W. !
rqunar; Secretary. J. M. Paxson; Treasurer,
wtrks ea-man; First Ditector. E. II. Pace;
second Director. Benj. White; Standing Com
jTVhD ndKn. J'-. & R. Wign. and
McGraw; Pipemn. R. Morrison and Sam.
"ett; Messenger, J. L. Meek. Firat Director
01 b Frri. Dan. Petty; Second Director,
ttSil "?tio?;the inks of the Company were
ird to Mr. Allen and Mr. Mersemi for the
liberality shown by them to the Company daring
the Ball.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
hand a copy of the proceedings to each of the
city papers tor puoncauon.
JOHN M. PAXSON, President.
W. T. Mjsxdkshall, Sec'y.
Indiana Central Railway. The annual elec
tion of Directors of the Indiana Central Rail
way, was held in Indianapolis, on Monday last.
The following persons were elected: Samuel
Hannah, Charles Parry, John T. White, Wil
liams Petty, Darid Commons, Jos. W. Jackson,
John S. Newman and W. S. T. Morton.
The Board met the same evening, and re
elected John S. Newman, President, Samuel
Hannah, Treasurer, and John M. Commons,
Secretary.
The Central is doing an excellent Dusine.s,
n,4 its stork commands a high price, under
the pressure
depression.
Hardware,
of the limes and Railroad stock
Cheapor Cash! We invite the
atttention ef the reader to the advertisement of I
W. T. Dennis, published in another column.
Mr. Dennis has one of the most complete and
extensive stocks ever offered in this market, and
offers to sell at the lowest possible rates. If
there is any one article which you hare been
induced to believe cannot he had in the West,
go to Dennis' and we are much mistaken if you
do not get it, so extensive is his assortment.
Tne Lilt. The first number of the Lily,
formerly published by Mrs. A, Bloomer, but
now by Mrs. M. B. Birdsal, is published. Sin
gle copies can be had at our counting room,
where subscriptions are received.
Bank of Covington. The Friend, published
at Covington, in speaking of this Bank says:
Closed for thk Prksekt. The Bank of
Covington, located at this place, has suspended
business; on account of the prssure of the times,
and the depreciated rates of stocks, the Bank
has been driven into liquidation. Their money
will be worth at least 80 cents on the dollar.
Depositors will receive 80 or 85 cents n the
dollar on deposits. Mr. Preston, the Presi
dent, is here aud seems disposed to do all in his
power to secure all interested.
JEa7The last Jeff, expresses its dislike to the
petitions now being circulated in this vicinity for
the "Maine Law," and thinks that those who are
circulating them are certainly "spending time
Yery foolishly." Ho one is at all surprised at the
Jeff.'s course, and its efforts in support of "free
whisky" are certainly proof positive of time fool
ishly spent. Wo hope "those who are carrying
round these Maine Law petitions," will not be
discouraged by the remarks of our neighbor, but
persevere in the good work in which they are en
gaged use all the lawful means within their pow-
He evidently has an idea that the temperance men
ana women are ptiMo --
Burk ana Test only, when, in reality, it is direct
ed "To the General Assembly of the State of In
diana." As Jeemes probably hasn't seen the
petition yet, we sucest that our female friends.
who are circulating them, present him with one
may-De ne 11 sign it.
iw.Maaeu's cviuuisia Hasjsriaar Loom.
Hux or the Fbankxin Institute,
Philadelphia, Dec. 27, ISii.
S. C. MnKDKNHALL, Richmond, Ind. Sir: Your favor of
the 22d ult. is at hand. The Committee on Exhibitions bv
the Institute, have awarded a first class premium, ( a Silver
Medal,) to your Hand Loom, the judges speak la very nat
tering terms respecting it .
tours: respectfullv,
W . HAMILTON, Actuary
Cincinnati Market.
Wkdnksdat, January 3, P. M.
Fiona Sales 227 bbls. at $7 70, and 68 do (extra) at 8.
200 bushels Oats at 38c.
Provisions -The only sales heard of to-day were 1,600 and
8,100 green Hams at 6o, 3.000 d at same, and 250 Shoulders
and Hams at 3c and So: 140 and 30 brls prime Lard at So;
60 do do gut at Sc. and 124 do do at Sc.
Hoos The only sales heard of to-day were 110 head sr.
250 lbs at 4 80; and small lots from wagons at $ i to SI 50.
AGE. Among the complaints incident to persons
in the more advanced si ges of life are Indigestion, Pros-
trationof the Nervous System, and Physical nd Mental
Debilitv. 1 here tra. in m an v raaoa. mdh a f1irin,aniMit
ei me nervous system, tnat they nnd it impossible to oo-
tain the amount of sleep tired nature demands. Myers
Koch Rose, bv imparting vizor to the blood, snd throueh
that to all parts of the system, removes all these difficul
ties. The feeble patient becomes bearty, and all the func
tions perform their office, hsrmoniously- See the follow -
ing certificate:
I Hereby eertity that Mrs. Brown, my mother-in law.
1 AV t SaHatAt tla JvKvn4- -nil t fill AAAPafll I
Dr. s. .Nixon, even his Ben for ;ov the
es and Clerks salvation of some in whom he feels an interest.
til S3 has been an invalid for tweuty years; affected with ner
3S9 90 vous and Qenaral Debility and Cough. 1 or the past aim
543 97 years she had not passed a night without severe rough
85 50 log spasms, until two weeks sgo; she then commenced ta
112 00 king Myers' Rock Rose, a table spoonfull before each
meal, and one at retiring; since that time, her sleep has
been quiet, and her cough has since entirely subsided.
We feel encouraged to hope that a remedy is st hsnd to
retore her to comfortable health. J. PEARL.
.New Haven, Conn., April I, 1852.
Sold by L. H. McCcllovos, Richmond; W. M. Kohl
Co., Cincinnati, Western Agents; Manufactured by Wx.
M. FsuEiis, Mew Haven, Ct 3w
if T We seldom recommend a manufactured medicine,
believing that in most c ases nature herself perfects a cure
more rapidly and effectually than can be accomplished by
the vegetables and minerals of medical science. But in
the matter of dpspepsia, there are chroni c features about
it, which, very oh en. defy all the efforts of nature to cre
ate a healthy action of the digestive orgins, and it not
unfrequently happens that thousands suffer for years, dis
eased both in body and in mind, from indigestion snd it
kindred ills. To such, HeoSand's German Bitters, pre
pared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, are truly a most valuable
preparation. It is a toaic medieiae, giving a healthy ac
tion to tha stomach, and will be found highly serviceable
at all seasons, but especially during the spring. Dyspep
sia can only be cured by a patient perseverance In one
course of treatment; and to all those suffering under this
sad malady we would recemmend an application to the de
pot of Hoofland's German Bitters, 130 Arch street, Phila
delphia. Philadelphia Inquirer.
For sale by A. A O. G. Potts, Richmond.
Fon BsoacHiTis, Throat Diseases, Hacking Cough, and
the effects of imprudent use of Mercury. No medicine
has ever been discovered which has effected such cures
as Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salivation, hacking cough,
bronchial affections, liver disease, neuralgia and rheuma
tism, have all been relieved and cured in a wonderful
manner by the great purifier of the blood. Carter's Spanish
Mixture.
The case of Mr. T. II . Ramsey alone should satisfy any
who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a pamphlet
containing cures that will astound you.
Sold by A. A O. G. Potts, Richmond.
DtssoIutiotB of Pnr fliers kip!
OS the S5th day of December la.t, the partnership here
tofore existing between John H. Thomas and Henry Dow
ell, in the Blacksmithing business, was dissolved by mutual
consent. Those indebted will please call at tha old shop and
settle up at as early a day as practicable.
JTH H. THOMAS,
HENRY DO WELL.
Joan 11. Thomas will continue the Blacksmithing busi
Bess J heretofore, and grateful for the liberal patronage
rTi. Eiwi to him. respectfully requesU a continuance
of the same. He wiU do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, substantially, M ahort notice, nnd en the most Ubcral
tarmJ- Januarv I, Ii55.-St
STATE OF rrIAXA, th Wayne Onnom PUam
J ;re CoMt,, f April Tm, isis.
Cavid WUcutta, hxecutor of Calvin Theaaas
vs. ' j
Samuel Manning, John Lacev. Benjamin P pMiUen to satUc
Fletcher, Thomas Bentou. Willi Harris. as insolvent.
Aaron Rich. Miiton Williama. John Bart, I
and other cred iters cf said estate. J
A'OTlCBis hereby Ten to th creditor ef said ea late, that at
' w the July term. 1854. ef aaid Court, the aetata f Caivin
Thaaaa was aechureat pvotiaHlT inaolveat. Creditor are there
for notified that the same will be settled accardtneiv.
0.4V ID WILCCTTS.
Sxecuter of Calvin Taomaa.
January 5, 3 St
Roll Hp with Tour Stock Honey.
THE undersigned take pleasure in informing the citizens ef
Richmond, and the balance mt nankind. that he has em-
n!A4 Mr. TiTSii. a gentleman of manv rears experience in
the Daguerreian business, to operate in his Gallery, ever Jason
Ham a store, corner uib im rears wra.
Those who wish to ohtain perfect likenesses of themselves ex-
ecuted in the highest perfection of the Daguerreian art, can be ,
accommodated by giving mm a can. j
He is fully prepared wim tne most approve appmrmum on
-i. ... hi. work in th. most ututk and satUtac-
tory manner, and would respectfully invite all who wish "to sea j
themselves as ethers see them," to give him a call. Patronage j
ml tn, nlnmriftf visilor.
On beard that ill-fated vessel, the San Francisco, was a da
guerreotype. It sunk wita toe vessel us owner waa saves, uu
with the warmest anxiety offered a reward of four thousand dol-
for the reeoverv. or a duplicate of that single impression. I
Ihis fact is worthy of the consideration of those who are defer- j
rtnr till a more convenient season to ooum tneir
warranted t eiue satisfaction. H. W. JsBSDKNUALI..
mm iniatHfM nien MS well in cauuuv u iu iir wratua. aa
January 5, lo55.
3-tf
Strayed
Faou the vicinity of this city, on Wedneaday eve
iVVXnIny af last reek a dark bay mare, about Ave year
fT-. f old lis handhigi marked wiUitnesaddie has been
atcked uon the hocfc tad a sLoe on the right hind foot. No
ether marks rtjue.nl crci A lttnl reward willbe paid for her
return, or any infc.-u.ati . n concerning her, to Lewis Burk, or to
the undersigned. JAMS BL'KtiOYNE.
December 22, Ic54. l-3t
Lost, somewhere In this city, en the 2Pth inst., a pocket
wallet, containing forty-two dollars, and several papera. A
liberal reward will be given L-j returning it to this o&ce-
Dec. 29 1854.
STATE or I Df .4, In the Wayne Circuit Court,
Vtajne ( ettUtTj ) Spring term, 1855.
Tana simonson and Ahifrail Stmonson
his wife, (who is a daughter nd heir of
Alexander Grey, deceased,) Wilkinson
Grey and liavens Grey, isons and heirs
of said Alexander Grey, dee'd. Thomas
Berry and Hannah Berry, children of
Nancy Berry, deceased, (who was a
daughter of said Alexander (irey, dee'd,
vs.
Andrew J. McOill, Lydia Reynolds, mar
ried to Amos Reynolds. Nancy Phillips,
James Mctiill and John McGill. (chii- Petitionfor Partition.
dren of Patrick McGill, deceased,) Peter
Martz, Andrew Martz, Lydla Jane Marts
and Christiana Martz. (children of Bet
sy Marts, (a daughter deceased of said
Patrick McGiil.) laaac Grey, Edna Rid
deli. married to George Kid.lell, Alexan
der Grey, Catherine Gry, Uavens Grey,
Matthew Grey. Ruth Ann Grey, Sarah
Jane Grey and Nicholas Grey, (children
of Matthew Grey, deceased, who was a
son of said Alexander Grey, deceased.
WOT ICE is herehy given to the above named defendants,
i w Jumes .WcGill, John McGill, Peter Marts, Andrew Marts,
Lydia Jane Marts, Christina Martz. Isaac Grey, Edna RiJ leli.
George Ri Melt, Alexander Grey, Catherine Grey, Havens Grey,
Matthew Grey, Ruth Ann Grey, Sarah Jane Grey and Nicholas
Grey, whom it is alleged by the athdavit of a disinterested per
son are non residents, and residence unknown, of the State of
Indiana of the flung and pendency of the petition for partition
in tne snore entitieu cause, ana mat unless they be and appear i
v. . u r . . i , . l. ir...... n u i i . '
ox mcnexi icrm mereor, 10 oe neia ai me uouri House in ucu-
trevilie, on the second Monday of February, 1855, to answer or
aemur to the same petition, the same will be taken for confessed,
and decree as to them entered thereon accordingly, in their ab
sence. Witness, An lrew F. Scott, Clerk ef the said Court, and the
seal thereof, this xTth day of December, 154.
AND1USW W. SCOTT, Clerk
December 39, 1854. 3 3t
ICictiunoud Academy.
THE second session ef this Institution will commence in the
basement of the M. E. Church, on Tuesday, 96th inst., and
continue twelve weeks. The undersigned will be assisted by
Miss Jams Morrow, who is an experienced teacher.
D. S. RAILSBACK.
December 23, 1854. l-3t
Administrator's Sulc.
UT ILL be sold at the late residence of Paul Fraxer, 8n., 1
mile southeast of Centrcville, Wayne county, ind., on
Friday, the 19th day of January next, part of the personal prop
erty belonging to said estate, consisting of corn in crib, oats in
sheaf, hay in the stack, wagons, horse-gears, farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture, and other articles too numer
ous to mention.
Acreditof nine months will be give on all sum ever three
dollars, the purchaser giving hi note with approved security,
bearing interest from date, and waiving valuation and appraise
ment laws Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
P & F. FRAZJiR, Administrators.
December 29, 1854. 2 3t
Turnpike Election.
AN election will be held at the Hampton School House on the
first second day, (Monday.) in the second month (February)
next, to elect seven Directors for the Richmond and Newport
Turnpike Company, to servethe ensuing year,
JE3SU CLARE, President.
Johh Henley, Secretary.
12th month, 30th, 1854. 3-3t
Dissolution of Partnership.
fTlflK partnership heretofore existing between Bennett Banner
The business of the old firm will be ae1iIe3"byJames"C. flays""'
BENNKTT BARM Kit,
JAMES C. HAYS.
November 10, 1854. 2-3t
SUGAR Cured Shoulders, of the very best quality, for
sale cheap at No. 31 Main street, by
May 19. LYNDE 4 BARNES.
RA. PAIGE.
S3 MAIN STREET, has a general stock of well
N.e
elected StaDle. Plain and Kancv Good, of the
newest and most desirable styles, just received from the
latest importations.
Ladies Dress ii ood s .
Challies, Borages, Tissues, Silks, Lawns, Swiss De
Laines, Ginghams, Prints, &c. White Goods, Bonnets and
Ribbons, Undersloeves, best French Collar, Silk Gauze,
Black Lai Mitt, White French Merino. White English
Crape, best Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Parasol and every va
riety of useful Fancy Notions.
Carpetings, Umbrellas, Hats, Boots. Shoes, Domestic
Goods, Tickings, Muslins, &c ; Gentlemen's Wear, of ev
ery description; Hardware, Queens ware. Glassware, Gro
ceries. &c.
We invite the attention of the public to an examination
of our stock, where no pains will be spared to otfer such
inducements to the purchaser, ss to meet entire approba
tion. No house can undersell us. Call and see.
Nov. :24th, 1854. 15-tl'
Job Work.
DONE at all times in Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron and Zinc, at the
shortest notice, and in good workmanlike manner, at th
City Stove Store. LEFEYRa UNDERWOOD.
October . 1SS4. 44 tf
Frame Titubers-
WIXIOTT c COALK are prepared to furnish all kinds of
aA Scantlings. Rafters Joists, &c, on short notice, and have
en hand an assortment for the retail trade.
Fresb Teas.
fffIHE undersiened has just received an invoice of superior
M. Teas, selected from the latest importations, and warranted
to beeuil, if uot superior, to any ever brought to this market.
Ue has paid special attention to this branch of his business, and
confidently asks those who are fond of a superior article to frive
, me,'; E H. UITHENS.
June 23d, 154.
Fresh Family Groeeries.
"K. H. GITHENS, ha just received a larre addition to his
V.Am former well selected stock of Scfkriok Fakii.v Grots
'"- purchases the best articles the markets afford, and i
those who wish articles of extra quality cau always find them at ',
u wi c auu examine tor yourselves.
June S3, 1S54.
Dwelling House in West Bkhmond.
pHR undersigned offers for sale his dwelling- house in West
Richmc4. It is pleasantly situated one story frame, three
rooms, good water, and other conveniences. There is one fourth
acre of land, and another fourth adjoining, which can be had.
It will be sold on fair terms, and any one wishing-such property
cannot do better. Call and see it. ISAAC DOVE.
October 6, 1854. 42-6m
STAR LIVERY STABLE!
aPIV . 1st subscriber havinr nurchaaed the ihn
tSEfl establishment of Samuel Egbert, is prepared to
V. wfurni.h uraes, Basreies. Carriares.ozc. in the
eat order and on short notice. Horses kept by the day or week .
.irmi moderate. Office at the Star Jotue
JOSEPH T. DRTXET.
44-tf
Riehmynd, Octoebr 30. 1854.
Family- Groceries, Fresh and Good.
COr FEk:. Sugar, Molasses, Loaf and Crushed Sugars,
just received and for sale bv
E. M. COOK A SON.
July 20. 1854. 3t-tf
C.nttrnlle u,
Jl'LIAX & BESTOS,
jfTTOILXEYS -S.VZJ COCJfSELLOXS AT LAW,
Richmond, Indiana.
fcy-Office in the Wiggins Building
March 10. 1&54. 12-tf
Pouierojr Rolling Mill Iron,
Plows and a -
F CLL ssortment constantly for sale bv
- L. F. POTTER,
o. 5 Front street, between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati.
November 17, '54. S-1t
Removal BACK AGAIN:
ESTELL & MF.XKA have removed their Boot and Shoe Store
to their new four-story buildicr oa Main at., and are pre
ared to accommodate their customers and the public generally,
ith aa assortment of as rood Boots and Shoe a can be found
' i the city; and as they are working men themselves, they are
lahled to sell as cheap, at least, a the cheapest, and perhaps
Hale below them Call and examine for yourselves.
Richmond, Oct. 6th 1054. 41-tf
NEW GOODS.
1 HE nndeTsigned are now opening at their new Store,
'o. 30 Maia st, a very general assortment of seasonable
mbracing many new and desirable articles that are Scarce
i the market. Oar assortment of plain bound and unbound
hawk. Crape. Silk and Thibet Shawls, with heavy si.k
inge, of every shade, fine Barccloaia and Book Muslin
aodkerebief. Crapes, Crape Leise, Wash Gaaxe and Sheer
ook Mastitis, Glove, Hosiery and Linen Handkerchiefs, Me
oom, Thibets, A!paras, Eciltma and a ilk warp Lustres, ef
I shades, are exiansive, and are nnsurpassed in beaaSj of
vie. Together with a very general variety of
Ladies City Made Shoes,
arranted of the best material and workmanship. Aleov
vy stock of men and boy' fall aad winter Boot and
hoes, HaU. Cape, Ac, all ef which w in teed to sell at tha
wee cash prices, and respectfully invita oar friends and the
iblic to drop in and examine for themselves.
J. A J. C. HADLEY.
12th months, 15th. 1 jt. 39-tf
TvK.ALER in all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves; Hollow
u W
i are: Castinm Asricuitnral Eatties and furnaces:
Brass, Copper and snameled Kettles, Britannia Mare;
Lead Pipe, Brass and iron Force and Lift Fitsnpa. Manu
factures all kinds of Copper, Tin and Sheet-ire Ware
keeps experienced workmen, and has the beet quality ol
work made. Main, between Pearl and Front streets, Rjcm-
,
. , T , . , .
Tr- Old Copper, Brass. Pewter and LeadVoucht.
AUj
sust is. ao-a
A RARE CHAXCE.
40 "ew CMrrixtges and Buggies for Sale.
f7 OKTT new Carrlsjes and Buggys, of the best
f workmanship, for sale bv the subscriber, at the Car-
rj,,. Shop on the east end of Main street. Thoe wish-
. ehMe WOuld do well to eaU. M PARRY.
I Richmond 6th month, 33, 1554.
. - . ... . i no - -
ltf-
Watson's ri ty Sagaemiaa Gallery,
Richmond, lad.
19 well mrrmnrd, with a eomMDed side and sky light, and
Bicely fitted up for the receftion of all who nay wiah pic
tar, aa wail a those who may call for the purpose of eruua
isig speciseas. which are numerous, and of most excellent exe
cution, under the entire new arrangement, to bring about which
be has spared neither money nor pains All may he accommo
dated, as the proprietor has purchased the latest improved and
largest sise instrument, by which pictures may be taken of any
atae, possessing such life-like fac simile as to end all controver
sy. Mr. Watson would say to his patrons that he is thankful for
past f atroDjre, and no effort shall be spared to constitute his
rooms the place for superior work, unsurpassed by traTeluf or
located artist. Remember, the best quality of stock is used,
and he will sell a low or a little lower than you can buy else
where. Instructions given on reasonable terms. Rooms oppo
site theCitisens' Bank. J. WATSOV.
August di, lr4. 36-tf
Young's Express
"W "TILL be ready at all times to deliver Hour to order, tofreth
)f er with all kinds of Provisions. Groceries, die, free of
charge. Express haulingdone to order on short notice. All or
drs left at Your g's Provision Uouse, for Flour and Provisions,
will receive prompt attention. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received, he hopes by strict attention and
untirinx energy to make it pleasant and profitable to all who may
fw.v.ir htm witn a call for flour or nroviaions. The hiirbestc&sh
' prices paid at all times for every description of produce-
March 10, IS-tf
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
AND LIVERY STABLE.
ifc3 W n F grateful
)eT1IS for past patronage, respectfully inforais '7.2
" the public that he has made coasidera- 1A I -
ble additions to his former stock of Ilorses, Carriages, Bupgys,
dec., and is now prepared to accommodate in his hue to the en
tire satisfaction of customers.
He will send travellers and others to any part of the coun
try that may be desired with comfortable vehicles, good horses
and careful drive!.
j, His OMXIBrS will call in any part of the city for rail
road passengers, and take them from the Depot to their residences
i..w1ot-r. as mav be deaired. Orders left at the stable, west
. , .., uin atreet. win h nramrtlv attended.
.
TTT Bv prompt attention to business and reasonable charges ,
he respectfully requests a continuance of patronage.
October ST. 1654. 45 tf
Rising Sun Insurance Company,
OF RISING SUN. INDIANA.
Incorporated 1834.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $1,000,000!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
S. Hathaway, . B. Loring, Jacob C. Wells,
J. W. Spencer, J no. Grace, W. T.Pate,
J. W. Talbott, J. M. Ginnings, B. J. Hathaway,
W.U.Powell, I. Zeiller, Israel Loring,
Samuel F. Covington.
S. HATHAWAY, President.
B. J. Hathaway, Secretary.
This Company is incorporated by the Laws of Indiana,
and confine its business to the Slate of Indiana exclusively.
Extract from the Charter. "The real and personal estate,
business, property, funds and concerns of aaid Corporation,
and the administration of its affair, shall be under the man
agement and control of a Board of Directors, who shall be
stockholders and residents within this State, and citizens of
the United States."
Fire and Inland Navigation ri-ks taken at equitable rates
of premium, by WM. BLANCHARD, Agent.
December22, 1S54. . 1-Sm
Attention, Farmers.
WIGGINS dt RE ID will at all times pay the highest mar
ket price in cash for Wheat, Bye, Barley, Oats, Corn,
Flaxseed, Buckwheat, etc., delivered at their Warehouse near
the Depot, formerly owned by Hutton, Stratton A Co.
WIGGINS at RE ID.
Just Received, a fine lot of Wall Papers, with borders
to match. Also, Fire Screens and Window Paper in great
variety. KRAMKIi, IRWIN CO.
DRS. DUNCAN & CAMERON, Dentists.
JVb. 156 West Sixth Hrcct.bcttcccn liacr and JVm, Cincinnati.
This Office, under the management of it
present proprietors, has heaa increasing in
reputation for ayerlor operations in the
Artificial departments of Dentistry for the
last ten years, and no expense or effort shall be wanting
to give satisfaction to all who may favor it with their
patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the following
essential point pertaining to Artificial Teeth, viz: Beau
ty and naturalness of appearance, quality and strength of
the materials, comfort to tho wearer, and usefulness in
restoring the natural appearance of the teeth and ability
to masticate, in all of which they are warranted in saying
they are exceeded by none, and equaled by few -
TEETH
Inserted from one to a full set, with Artificial Gums.
Full and half seta invariably inserted by suction.
All operations in Dentistry performed in the most
thorough manner.
Tsm Considering the superior character of the work
and the guarantee given, thay are the most reasonable in
the West:
Two Teeth or more on Gold Plate, $3 per tooth.
Two Teeth or more on Silver Plate, $'2 per tooth.
The monev refunded if tha Teeth do not Drove aatiafae-
itory. '
lor the information of those living at a distance, Je
would state that our facilities are such that we ran make
in the finest style a tall set of T1.ET1I in from 34 to 48
hours, and all small pieces in proportion, so that no de
tention need be apprehended.
W. C. DL"CX, i ...
J. G. CAMERON. J0""'
So. 156 Sixth at., bet. Race snd Elm, Cincinnati.
December 22, 1S54. 1-ly
NOTICE.
LL persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. MEN
DENHALL, will please call at the old stand soon, and set-
tie either ry cash or note, and save themselves the pleasure of
I being dunned, as the accounts must be settled.
Please bear in mind that if Bill ain't in town.
The accounts can be settled as well by 01. Brown.
Richmond, December 33, lei4. 1-tf
Election Police.
rWMlB stockholders in the Richmond and Williamsburg Tum
M. pike Company will take notice that an election will be held
in the City of Richmond on 2d day the ftth of the tst month.
155, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock on aaid day, for the
purpose of electing six directors to serve the ensuing year.
WM. PARRY, President.
12th month, S3, 1854 1-tt
DAVID X. S.niTII,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
And Notary Public.
RICHMOND, ISDIANA.
II. B. PAYNE, Notary Public;
a vn
aiwelaaer mf Oomttm, Ac, mf the Htate of
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
nr. if.
Executor's .tot ice.
T ETTER3 testamentary on the last will of Martin Harmon ,
I i have been granted to the undersigned by the Clerk of the
W syne Common Pleas of Wayne eonnty, and State of Indiana.
The estate is supposed to be'soWent. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to file them with said Clerk
within one year from this date.
. , JEKKMIAH HADLEY, Executor.
December 18, 185.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
MESSRS. CURTI3 & TRU AX,
ACxjso Dealers,
Xo. 60 Fourth street, Cincinnati.
7"Ot"LD announce to their customers aad the public gene-
w rally, that they will sell every varietv of MUSICAL
MERCHANDIZE from this date to January, 1S55. at greatly re
duced rates, to enable all te supply themselves with useful, ap
propriate and elegant gift, our assortment consist of
Hailett, Davis A Co-, Bacon Ravins' and Geo. Hews' Su
perior Piano Portes;Crhart'saodNedham'a Meledeoa s; Mar
tin s Ouitars; Violin, old and new; Flutes, Aeecrdeons; Music
Books; Snect Afusic, and other varietie of Musical Merchan
dise. Such inducements have nrvra before been offered themu
ncal public : the West.
December 22, 1654. j,f
ITST received from New Tort, a larje lot ef fancy Cookie
wand Parlor Stove, ef the latest patterns, at the Citt Svova
St LEPETRE 4" UXDEKWOOD.
October SO, i&4. 44 tf
W"51,'6! from Cincinnati, some of the best pattern of
Cktng, PrU. t rlmtt mmd SMr Strrtt. both for eeal
or wood, which will ty oi4 at ear usual law price foe caah, at
the City Stove Store. LKFKVKE A I'SIISiWtiOD.
tober X0, 1-54. 44-tf
Diasolation of I'artaership.
THE partnershifi beretofsre existing between the andersiga
ed in the Botcbering business, waa diasoived by mama!
coascat ea the Kth inst Those indebted are respectally re
quested t call nU. t. Payne and aettie their acceanta with
cash or notes at the earliest posaiaie day. The affair ef the
nrai must be settled, aad thai speedily-
W1I UAM SHOW,
, . - JOBS F. DAVIS.
The bauuaeaswill be cos tinned at the eld stand by
WM. SHOW.
December 93, 154. l3
Notice to Flow Qakers!
Wr keep constantly on hand and far sale aa whaorleao I
w W retail, a iarceaeaortzBeat e Plow and Caltivatar handles,
well bent, and 3fee aaa4-trald already dreaerd for ase.
eptesstv 11154 RItD, 915 V X r pnrw.
pOrTEB KETTI.KS From 19 so 44 gallons, for
V hoiuzus caOar and apple btittee, a fuil supply at tbe Move
Store, and mAnafacture-d fcy .,
. t T. J. BAKGIS.
September S 1S5S. v .-
GROCKHIKS A rresh aapplw of Familw Grocer tee juat
received , M. tXOK,
March ii, 254. , ' '" Sa. Maia street.
Leaeties, Lokl .
4 XOTHER eplendtd Uj of Jewelry jast received. Ladies
r!rea.t Piaa and Ear Drupa,ef the vry latent srvlee.
Mr l:-z , KRAMEK, 1KWES 1 CO.
D
ried Iear hesl The best of Tennessee Halve con
stant! v ob hand and for sals cheap at No. SI Maia !!., ty
May U LYXIE 4 BARNES.
Superior Wrappta IHtper.
11' X have the agency fcr the sale ef Thistlethvaite ek Co'
WW (aperwr Wrapping Paper, where merchanu can he sup
plied at the lowest price. KaAMaK, 1RW1M e CO.
December aa. lojS. 1 -tf
T rkite Fik and XstckereL Ckrde. H!ur Ropes,
W ate . for sale by E. M. COOhl it SON.
July 30, 1S54. 31-tf
J ut Keceive!, Direct from Sew York.
QTai late styles of tnlk Hush aad Cloth Men's and j
rV.v's and Children's Caps. Abo. the latest styles ef ;
Ladies' Furs. JOILN SCrTRlNS. j
October ST. 1S54. 45-tf
louse mutt Lot for Sale
TUB property is on Fifth street, between Main and the Rail
road Depot, in the pleasant part of the city. Apply to
LEWIS BURK.
Richmond, June 23, lrM.
Private Residence for Sale.
Tht Praptrtf mf J Aa L. Graves.)
A inot oesn-atrte resiiience, situated a Frank'.m slreei,
ltSsV no'tn of Main. The bse is of hrtek, two eiorie lirrh,
r.-J ,i.i. rootns, and all nnulied ia Heat and modern Myte. The
fnutv.'t. is dea,rai-ir, and will be i-oid on fan lerute, which suay be
kuowa.and the property seo.on appSicalion m
' W. S. ADDLEMAW.
RK-hntotuf. Jen. 19. !PS3: 4-tf
IK AO PlfK.-
-A l:irgo supply assorted , ?v
! inches, for sale at the Stove st..re of
T. J. BARUIS.
New Firm and New Stock.
THE undersigned" are now prepared to furnirh all who may
favor them with their patronage, all kiais of Fresh
GrtH-ertes, such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, Cherse,
and almost every thins else in the Grocery and Provision
i lino. All kind of Nuts, liaums, t andies, constantly
! kept on hand. They have, ia connection with their Uroccry,
! a lare Bakery, aud are prepared atiail times to furnish fresh
Bread aud Cakes. Pound and all other kind of Cakes made
I to ordiir for Parties, Balis or Weddings. Crackers at whole
sale and retail, at the old stand of lokers i Mih-neii.
V1C1IERSA RATTRAY.
War! War!!
The undersigned hare Declared War against
IinjjGsiti'n:
COXB Si ARON bavins leased the store room. No. 18
Main street. Richmond, Ind., for a term or years, nav
pened with a stock of tJ-ols: eons-.stuie; ia part oi in
following articles: An assortment of Clocks, of the tet manu
facture, Watches, of every variety; Jewelry of every style and
ef different quality, from ten to eighteen carats fine. They can
and will sell the above articles lower than any house in the
IT., r,.,r. ,n,l hlnw, to tha contrary, notwithstanding. They
have also connected with their stock ef Watches and Jewelry, a
fin stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Which they will sell at cost add carriage.
Try Mr. William Stephens, whe is a praotlcal Watch staler,
wilfattend to the Watch department. Having had an experi
ence of more than 31 years, he feels confident that he will be
able to pleas all who may faver him with a call. He is now pre
pared to repair (not impair) all kinds of Watches, from the most
common to the most complicated Duplex and Chronometer; also
to make any parts of any of the above named Watches, tf dc
aarv. new: and also new Watches mad to order.-" All ef the
above work warranted. Pleas dou't forget No
December 22, 1854.
Id Main street.
1-tf
ONE larzc Platform and one Counter Scale for sal by
5 FARyUIIAB A ARNOLD
December 22, 1854.
1-tf
PLUMMER, WILSON & CO.,
w w r.nwMEa.. ...... ..........
J. . WILSON.
Wholesale and Jietail JJeaiers in
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Dyes, Paiftls, Glassware,
ETC., SIC,
Southwest corner of Maia and Pearl streets,
tt ii- la nzoud f I Bid .
eth month, 8, 164, 88-ly
To tne People.
HAVING returned to our new room at th old stand, w are
prepared to meet all legitimate demands made at our coun
ter, and invite a "run" upon us, as w can furnish every article
in our business at as low a rat as the same article can be pur
chased for. short of th Cincinnati cah price. Our stoek 1
nearly all new and quite large. Having a Laboratory in connec
tion with our house, we will manufacture all our Tinctures, Syr
ups, etc., and will stand pledged for their purity.
TO state Stock nates taken at par for Drugs.
FLUMMEB, WILSON A CO.
November 24. 1654. 49 tf
NOTICE.
Ttrrftimrry, Toilet Soaps,
Ae.-A large and wall
selected assortment for sale hy
9th mo. 15. liS4 PLUMMER, WILSON & CO.
Iketinta and Paint Itruahew.- A full variety at
"Hl'MMIB, WILSON dt CO. '8.
th mmth jtil. Wit. tf
OIIjS. Lard. Liuseed. Castor. Sperm, Crude Fish. Oliv.
Machine, Cod Liver and other Oils, for sale hy the barrel or
gallon, by PLUMMER WILSON A CO.
9th monI35, 1K54. 39 tf
CUS. SCOTT.
Ban. a. caawroan.
Fall Purchase Now Opening!
SCOTT & CRAWFORD,
Xo. 8 .Main street, Richmond, Indiana,
STRIPED PUMP AND STRIPED BALL,
City Shoe Store.
I have iut received from Sow Vork and
Cincinnati, an exteni ve and superior stock of
"Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, consist-
ng of French Kid, Lnameled, bronse and taa
colored Iiu?kins and Slippers, Jenny Lind Gaiters for In
dies, Misses and children. Fine Boot and Kboee for men '
and boys, such as calf, goat, enameled, patent leather, and
cloth Congress Shoes and Slippers.
llats of various styles Silk, Panama, Palm Leaf and M.ir
icaibo, latest style and inot beautiful Cui.-h.
I tin luanufacturinj; all of the most fashionable kinds of
Boots and Shoes to order, of the best materials and work-
man-hip, having in my employ the best of workmen. I feel
confident from the experience I have had in business, that
J my work will compare favorably with any in the West.
i Thankful for past pau-onsg', I respectfully solicit a ivmtinn-
aaee ot it. gus mjniirn.
Richmond, Sept. 29, l5t. 4i-tf
House Spontiii&T.
ItAT. Valley and Hanging Gutters, Conducting Pipe and
Head, Ac, made and put up both in town and country, at
all times, and warranted at low figures for cash. Shop near th
Huntington House. LEFKVKI. 4 L'NDEaWO)D.
October 20. lt-54. 44-tf
CITY GROCERY STORE!
E. EL COOK & SON,
fTirOtTLD respectfully inform their friends snd the ptib
I W lie that they have enlarged toe refi'ted their room,
and fi'.'.ed it with a fine assortment of Fresh Family
Groceries and Provisions which they will sell as
low as similar articles can be ha. I in this market. Tbsnk
ful for the past liberal patronage bestowed upon them, they
respectfully solicit continuance of the same.
July 20, 1SS4. 31-tf
BASIL BRIGHT WELL,
rS bow opening a stock of wasonaMe DRY GOODS, embraclne
almost everv article la the wants of th people, which, for
, ml? le, quality and prices, cannot be excelled in tbts city. Ha aa
also received a supply of
Fresh Groceries, QueeB.awa.re, Ac, Ac, -The
public are reapectlally faivked ta call and esami for
ihemsetve.
y VT8T PRODUCE taken hi ezebawre for Good.
&3"CAH at all time paid for Wheat, at the high eat snerket
pi ice.
gy WOOL will be perrhased xt the highest rate,
iuccmond. Nov'r 21, 14- tf
The Stock or the SeM9on! f
JASON HAM,
RATSFCX for the very liberal patronage whicaAa herete
ff fore been extended him, return hi sincere thanks te his
many friends and patron for their support. He would alao La
form his old customers and tha public, that he has just opened
decidedly the largest and best stock of Qoods he has ever brought
to this aaarket. aad wUt tell mt price tknt cawaat mt. He
will give the deaded hmrfuin te all whe may favor him
with a call- Hi assortment 1 yery general, and consist ef
Cloth. Cassimere. Sattinetts aad almost every variety of
Goods for geaUemea's wear, of th latest ty We. Bis stock o f
Ladies' Dreaa Gooets,
Consists of Silks, Lawn. Beregea aad Berege DeLainea, Oiag
ham. Print, Ac Hi it oca ef
PLAIN GOODS
Kmbrace a very neat variety, ta which he invite special attest
tion. In the line of Fancy Trimmisrs, Ttotions, Ac, he has a
general assortment. liis stock of STRAW GOODS, Bmt mmd
skees, is also worthy of special attention. Ia short, he natter
himself that he ha "1 te ( ftkt ttsH," aad invite every
body ta call aad examine for themselves.
ifr'All kind of Conntry Predace jMrchased at taa liitk I
market price.
f LAXSf.f ft. n ha a large amount ef White aad Brewa
flaxseed te taaa te farmer ea contract.
OC.. At the proper khm, the aadersigned will be Is the
market f or the parch of Weal, for which he will pay the aira
cet possible price. JAaOS HAM.
Ilia me. 7. 154. K tf
Zolzx'texr'jBi
THOMAS NEWBY, 1
! Siira a at el OraaajBcmtatfa Faacy BKta.
rati ve a si el Ballraad Car Palaler: sfilaaa
Mainrr. blavzcr: ImiUUr mt TTsjaisj avavel
.Wiarsilea! .
Try Faint and G!a alway ea Band at tha lew caah ori-
j ee. Mixed raiats for eete.
Trf hf " l eajl su-et, tooth, of Maia, tcj- T. X. Teaag'
I Store.
m--aof4,,E"v r3. IPS ot tt
U, zCatoa aaa
RAILt7AlJ
aTOMMJESCIK ea
llta. mm. bwtweea
V Birhssonii, Ciacinaaii, aad att la
aaasate aeaaasw
Leave Richmond 9JO A. V .and arrive at CiaetasuUl at W A 9(
9 OS - - - It M
Lear Cincinnati, A. SC., aa arrive at BlchiaH S.S A. K.
- . S.ur.H. -. .. -..- S.MP.M.
- m. - sjtr.a.
Th AM A. It. train treea jticaaaeauL aad tike AJM t. at. traua
from Cincianau will atop at ail regular slallea. mmt at ehe
Valley House and Ricamoad rHk ea regular neuce All ether
train will atop at regular static wary.
D. M. HOkUtOST, 9upriatenant
, .Tstsr U.teS4 ' . .. t-tl '
Itoiti of IhartMnWp. -
SH copartaership horatofor evisliac becweea tha
-K. unieri;nJ having expired by lisauatioa, ths bssiaes
of the Htm will aareaftei bo coaUnued by Jeeeph W.
Blachley aeJ John A. Siaspeoa, who are alone authorized
to collect tha debts and setUa up the aflair ef tha ceaeera.
JOSKPH W BLACHLEY,
JOHN A. SIMI0.,
DAVID K.. KSTK Jr.
Cincinnati, Dec 9. - - 69-7t
CLOTUIXG! IXOTHHU!
rt H E undersigned take great pleasure in iafonaiaa their
A I
numerous acquaintances and the public eeaenlfV that
i they have jnst received, in the Telegraph bu tiding, a larate
slock ot tkithing,ronistuigatwver variety at seasonable
Head r-'Iieele ClMMaf!
Cloth. Caiinere, Veetiag and Qeatleaaea' Furnishing
Goods, all of which will be sold a low a caa be sold by
any house west of the Mountain. Purchasers are re
spectfully invited to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere-
lJ Having employed Johw H. Scott, we are prepar ed
to cut and fit our customers in a sty 1 not surpassed by
any Clothing estaoiiehmeat here or viae where
L H. McCClXOUGH Jt CO.
Richmond. Novz 10, 1354. J S6-tf
Totnb-stontu. nttonHmeHtB. fc.
A K MORRISON, Main St., tUctuaaad, lad., still
1 J coir in ne to manufacture, to order, every variety of
Plain and Ornamental Tomb-Stones, Moon meets, 41c., &c,
of the latest style, and most beautiful patterns.
Prj- He take pain in informing hi friend that ha
will sell as cheap, if not a litli thrr, for ready cash,
than can be bought in the State.
ills work is warranted equal to aav aaade la the West,
and perfect aatisfaction guaranteed. The public are invi
ted to call and examine hi stock and specimen.
Richmond. March Id. 1SS4 .
SvKavss or stolen from the subscriber ea
the 4th day of December. lri&. a Socrel Haras,
about 14 band high, aevea yeara ng
pacer: also, a Roan Mare, about nine years ale, about IS hand
high, blind f both eye, and a natural eacef. any parson wb
will give information to Wm. Cain, of Richmond, se that I may
gat them again, shall b liberally rewarded- - --"'.
BKNJAMIX TOAAJ.TAN.
December 15, 1854. . - : .' -'
s. w. LippEjrcoTn
Coach MamfacUry aad RtpoiiUrjv
Xortheasl corner of Main and Franklin streets,
RiCHNON0,.NIANA,
' , Wan ha ha constantly fer alaa gen
eral assortment ef Carriages of tha meat fash -
:onable etyle. aad fmuhed worhmaaahip.
such as CWAc. Canrtet, Sulk, York
CarrSUl4 and Trotting H'aoa, built of tha beat materials,
aad by the moat competent workmen, under tha immedi
ate (uperintendenca of tha proprietor. 17 Orders for
Carriage to any amount, executed with despatca-
Richmoni, December 15, 13o4. .
B3-tf
Great Eclipse of 1854. s :
Messrs. HUN T at RUTIBR, proprietors ef the
BICIinOKD DEPOT MILLS,
IORMKKLY Newman's, annaaae te the ekieeas ot Rich
' saond and vicinity, that they are prepared te ftavniah ay
amount of So. 1. "aanv riKra.atthe Wweat market price. Au
oaocafor our Flour left at T.N. Young's Provision Hoesa, will
receive prompt attention , and r lour conveyed by Jtxpre to any
party t the City free of charge. v
JST'W HEAT.leW -
They will pay th ai(ht market price for WHEAT delivered
at their Mill. Farmers would do wU to Phem a call before
elling elsewhere, UCNT A KLTTAR.
Richmond, June SOth, 1S54. - i -
DR. THOM4S ClfSCADEiV,
HOMCEPATlllST. , v
frORMRLT of Cincinnati. ft-.aer his preflenal servi-
1 1 cea tothe eltiaena ol Kicnmoaa ana vteinia-.
ply warranted in saying h will impart satisfaction ta-all Who
may favorbim with their patronage
KarxKKarse Dr. Khrman, Bigter, Whippl ek Bauer, Cincin
nati, O.; Dr. Lyade, Covington, Ky.; Dr, Lungrea, tfagerstown,
MderDr Raer, Richmond, Ind.
$Tr Office No. Main street, between Pearl and Marlon.
December 15, 1054. SU-tf
Wextien Vara.
n gg CUTS lust received and for sale by
TBACDETJS WBIOHT.
December 15, 1P54.
51 If
B. F. BROWN,
Attorney aid Counsellor at Law.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Kirhmond, Wayne CoBniy. ladlann,
1 LL attend promptly to all business (ntroetad te hi care,
aapeeial attention will b givaa te theelleetiei ef elaima
and te the settlement of decedent eat at.- OfBoe ta the Bright-
wen ouuaing, sum street, Between vront ana i sarl.
December 15, IPit.
53-U
Pinna and Idclodcwu
For Christmas and Xeto Year's Presents.
A 8 the time approaches whan thoae whe inland awrehaaing,
should mak their aelectioa, we wiah t call attention to eur
large and superior assortment of Piano Forte. Mclodcona,
Guitars and other Musical Merchandize. Witbewt putting a ficti
tious value upon our instrument, which will enabie ua to fail 30
or 30 per cent., we will guarantee to sell during the preent
month at 10 per cent, less thaa manufacturer's price far cash
Every instrument shall be guaran eed perfect er no sale; aad a
inducement to our friend in Indiana, w will lake elate ntock
Money at 5 per cent, discount. When it is taken into considera
tion that our Pianos are from the celebrated factories of Chick
erlmr. Woodward at Brown, Brown Allen. T. Gilbert A Ce ,
(with .Xolian attachment,) and H. Worcester: Meledaoa from
Oeo. A. Prince 4 Co., Guitars from Martin, Wm. Hall If Son, w
think purchasers will find it to their advantage to select from
instnisnamt of such well known and generally acknowledged
supeHnrkry and excellence, Co I, BURN & FIELD
Cincinnati .Music store, 49 West Fourth street, near Tine
December 15, 154. 53-tf
War! War!! War!!! -
N"OT with the French or English, neither with the Rus
sians, but a war will be aa. jd from this forward oa all
high prices for Ouods.
The .Vcw?
Turk Store
Has just arrived ia Richmond, and is new opening at the
new store on Slain street, under Starr Hall, opposite tb
People's Bank, the largest and best assortment of JJKY
GOODS ever offered to this community. This stork has re
cently been purchased at the forced sale ia ew York, and
will be sold fully 30 Per Cent, on an average lea than th
ordinary prices. Among the Ooods will be found Black
Oro d Rhine and Oro de Sua Silks: eot'd figured do-, French
and English M -rinoe: Montagues Coburgs, meat beautiful
Goods: Black Mohair and silk Alpaca; plaid Merinoe; rich
plaid DeLaines: figured do. every grade; high colored all wool
OeLaines: Ginghams; Merino, black dree Satia; cherry,
pink and white do.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown Sheeting and Shirting; bleached do do: piHow ease
Muslins: Irish Linens: Lines Table Damask: Ueaehed aad
unbleached Linen Cloths: Linea "apkina:now drop pattern
Blanket: Flannel; Tickings; Jeaat Linseyw; Caimres; Sat
inetu; boy' Tweeds, Friata, a beaatifal ajnortnsent.
Also, a large neck of si'k, cashmere, lamb's wool and cot
ton Hosiery : cambric linen Hdkfr; Silk MitU: do Glore; Bib
bons; Jaconett floancing: 1 renoh worked Collar, a large va
riety, from 10c to (2; Swiss aad Jaconet Sleeves; Csuapare
Chemieett. very handsoine: Ladies' Balta; wwrttad Censfovts;
men' Undershirt aad Irrawer: white Shirta; Mack and
colored Italian Cravat, Gent colored bordered Lis en ff dkft,
plain white do do; a lot of real French Kid Giove, slightly
imperfect, 50e a pair; together with a complete BSatictaaat of
- Drawer Ooott,'??
Snch as Jaconet and c marie Masiina: plaid Hwiasaad Jaco
net do; plain white aad embrwidarwd Senas Mastrmt, Victoria
Lawas; Curtain Maatias; aad Btny article tuanXly moid ia
Iry Good bouse. .
A lot of Ladles' Fans, the newest style, 50 per cent, less
than market price. , ,,; ,n
Real Broeoe long aad aqoara Shawls, bay State, Waterloo
and Carlisle mill Long tin!; Genu black (data Boh eel
Shawl- do Blanket Shawl; Cashuier do. - .
Aa this stock must be cloved oat ia taa aaat two raenth,
preparatory to receiving oar Spring Goeda, ikm moat ovntor
dinmrg isduemwU will be offered to purchasers. Oar sys
tem of business is Cak on price and thai At Swl-j lowest,
and civility and poll tea ea to all. Let all ia want -sf lry
Goods call aad examine eur food aad primm, aad lay will
at once see that w do what w any, aad aa what gaaaa.
R.7ACaawuV
Saw Terk Store, oem star ea Xaia (tree, aadar ,
Starr Halt, ayaaata ta People' Bank.
December 99, 1SSA, - '-" ..t-tf ,
LN DIANA STOCK' MONEY!
W
HERE AS. wa have at nnat to ataaA a nav of
1 0 par eaa. ea State Stock, aaaari aad aa wa prefer
eur easterners
atom to nave vae ussiuiw taia
taaa beak
er er brokers, wa will lor taa tmn mt ailaw all parcha
r 10 per rent, premium Cor all par faad. - Tbe aader
signed bating the ntsaowt eoabdeac a tkat the meet of the
p.pa ot ear tree nasuaul urn WlmsaswW geod. will loa
th prceeat take the paper ef all taa STOCK BASKS that
are act broken, aad will eH his Good lev each fear, laaa
thaa they caa be bought for Gold ia the city ef (Wjasaaad.
,a. ayasu.i,
New York Dry Good Store, aadar Stan Hall.
opaoesta tha ! Baak.'
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THADDECS WRIGHT haraey rwMetraUy Ineinasta
fail pwraoa iaitskud ta keaatha aaie raala aW.M
Jfomrn. aad hoeaa that at laaat all wbu asmaaat kava
fewea rwaaing through the year, will catt aad nbMb by tha
lstof Beat sswata. '
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