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DIED,-On Thursday morning last, after q protracted
illness, OLIVER X. of JOHN EVANS, Of this city
An aectonate wife and lovely children have, with
brief space, been consigned tho cold and grave
while rhly bodies crumbng decay,
spirits mingling with their spirits
the skies.
The following quoted in memory of late MARY
Evans:
s'If had thought thou could.t have died,
might not weep for thee:
But l forgot, when by thy side,
That thou coudst mortal be.
1t never through my mind had past,
The time would e'er be DER
And OH thee should look my last
And thou shouldst smile more.
And still upon that face look,
And think twill smile again.
And still the thought will not brook,
That must look in vain.
But when | speak, thou dost NOT say
What thou meier leh'st unsadi
And now feel, well may,
Sweet MARY, thou dead.
If thou wouldst stay. e'en thou art,
All cold and all serene,-
stiil might press thy silent heart,
And where thy smiles have been!
While cen thy chill, bleak corse have,
Thou seemost still mine own;
But there lay thee in thy grave
And am now alone!
do not think, where'er thou art,
tft'r.-
And i, pernaps. soosile <sis heart,
In thinking too of thee:
Yet there round thee such a dawn
OF light meier before,-
As fancy could nave drawn,
And restore.''
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Il III F. n E w Nj | II II o r.
EVERY NUMBER EmBELIsHEp
OH nd uisif 9 Design steel.
EDITED BY GEORGE P. MORRIS

illustrated by G. CHAPMAN, exclusively enga
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every number, for CT cents per copy.
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tensve of correspondents embraces most of
fresh and early from Of the best of
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pIising sketches of society and
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literature sui ted to the and desires of the
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ering the beauty its FIFTY TWO ENGRA-
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GEORGE P. NORRIS. Editor and Proprietor,
No. 4. Ann street, Broadway, New York
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new LEATHER STORE.

TNHE undersigned just returned fom Cncnna,
having purchased of the Messrs Taylors large 10,
OF LEATHER he offers it for sale al Cincinnati prices,
with carriage only His sto consists of heavy
and gh, Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Kip skins
Boot womens Morocco Seal skins. Lnings and Bind
ngs, Horse leather and Sheep ins, SC, &C. The lot
braces the variety of light and heavy all Of
quality for finish SC They will be sold for cash only
Ga. the lowness of the price which offered
justify credit The leather may Be found
dence of NATHAN RAMBO.
Richmond, April l, l643.
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whig Central Committee of Indiana.

NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN S. DAVIS,
of Floyd; T. J. BARNETT, of Marion; GEORGE w.
STIPP Marion; j. S. BOBBS, of Marion; AUSTIN
w. MORRIS, of Marion; s. v. B. NOEL, of Marion
HENRY COOPER, of Allen; CALEB b. SMITH. OF
Faye,,e; JESSE CONRAD, of Vigo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER, of Vanderburgh.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

"TILL be offered for sale Saturday, the 22nd of
w April public follow
belonging of Jonn White, deceased al that
parcel of land, lately owned by the said
John White dec lies north of road leading
the State line Newport and of the road lead
from Sp aansburg-east of the of Hsborough,
Wayne county, Indiana except all lots laid thereon,
plat said md except lately
J. fl. Bruce off end.' The will be
third of purchase money sixone third twelve,
remaining third eighteen months, the purchaser
give approved security Due attendance will
be given by JESSE TOWNSEND, Admir-.
March p, 1S43 1885,
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

WILL be offered public sale the door of the
w Branch Bank Richmond 10 O'clock n the
morning Saturday. the 9Th of April the valuable
property of Caleb Shreve. deceased, lying
nd half miles southwest of Richmond, contain
200 acres well waterei, with good dwelling.
good barn, and other build ngs orchard and also
Saw mill premises. The will be sold subject
widows of third of the purchase
hand. and the balance and well
secured By order of Board of Directors OF saId
Branch. A. &. BLANCHARD President.
March 9th, IS43. ll-3t-Sl so
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4 Coored Boy IA l6 years of that come we'll
IA recommended, work tanery until he is 81 years
OF age, whom good encouragement will be given.
ALSO
colored good Currier, 10 work by the month or
tanning and curryng, whom good will be
given. J. DAVIS.
West Alexandria, Preble Co. Ohio.
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SCHOOL BOOKS!

N1TCHELL'sG Geography and Atlas. Geography Of
1Nl the Heavens Rays, Talbott's P,4s's, De,isss,
Smiths, and North American Atbmetics Eclectic Read
ers Comiey's and Elementary Spoilers. krkham's and
Comleys Grammar. Websters and alkers Dictionaries.
Murray's Readers. School Testaments. Agebra's BY
different authors. Surveying by Gummee and by Davies.
Mtche's Geographical Reader. Comstock,s Philosophy,
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator Lovell's School Dia-
ogues Comsiock's Mrs Lincotn's. and Mr. Phelps Bo
tany. School Bibles. Plane Trigonometry. Manshed's
Political Grammar Fooscap and Post Paper. Rsa and
Black Ink. Black Sand. Quilts, &c. SC.
For sale at the BOOk SIOhE.
December l. 1912.
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THE MECHANICS MANUFACTU-
Is ARTIZANS THE WESC

LNAIR.-TO THE MECHANICS. MANUFACTU-
II RERS AND ARTiZANS OF THE WEST -
Feion Ctseas The period Of our annual exhibition which
will open Monday 18Th June, approaching, and again
soc, aid enterprise IN which the Interests of
mechanic and less nvotved than
that OF the institution present
Whatever and brings them into
enables improve ne quality TO increase The faciues
of their production, reduce their price, and therefore
successfully with productions OF distant
places and foreign countries.
The object OF benebt
alone, the Industrial classes
Of community in general foster and genius
merit wherever be found and improve
manufacturers These the Institute
vored do. and its purpose is still the
With these sentiments appeal the ghtened public
spirit fellow wokmen with confidence that sixth
will be sustained with berali,y surpassed
occasion and which shall be alike eredabe
the Institute and industry and skill of the West
The Ladies also whose smiles
noble enterprise respectfully invite contribute Of
their workmanship such specimens of their and
skill they may find it convenient TO prepare
By order, &c, }. l.. Talbot, J
J. D. DOUGLASS.i Committee.
WIN. WISWEL,
March9 lS43
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WING Central Committee Of Henry County.
0-DAsrEL Mason, R. l. HUDDLEsos. LEWIS c.
FREEMAN, NELSON SHARP, GEORGE CoRwINE, JESSE Os-
BURN, NATHAN HUNr, J. T. ELLIOT, H. LEwELLINc,
J. BRENNEMAN, JouS w. GRuBBs, J. H. SrR ErcHER, A
BARRETT, T. w. MIKE, and c. II. Bum.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

NE subscriber would inform his friends and old cusio
1 he has taken one door east OF =" m.
w Lyndes Store. where he will be pleased receive the
calls all favor him with their custom ofk
with despatch low for cash
JOSHUA n. HTNNICUTT-
pi,.,,,,d Nv r,,Iat9 1sa
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Domestic Manufacture.

SILK VELVET NESTING,-manufactured in this
city. of good materials, and beautiful color and fin
ISL for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Anril /. lS4S.
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Township EIection-next Monday.

tAs authorised announce, for candidates for
Supervisors Road District No 7, half Elijah Rob-
half, Daniel Townsend Also, No ii half,
David Campbell. We alzo authorised 70 announce
NJ I'll. FRAME, a candidate for Constable, in the north
part of this township.
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WHIC MEETING

WING MEETlNG.-There will be a meeting of the
Wings the brick school house Cornelius Ratlis this
evening at early candleght The Wings of tho neghbo-
hood invited attend,
Saturday. April l. 1S43.
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RED, BLUE. AND BLACK INK.

ED. Blue, and Black writing Ink. Ink sand steel
quilts. paper waters. sealing Sc. &c. for sale
tn. RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
April l. ls43
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VIII ig eEtral Committee of Wayne County.
d. P. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. p. CREAGER, II. G.. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
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Adyertisement-Extra.

any should wish feel otherwise than still
Let them call and procuss Brandreth's sen.sne Ru
LIS effect on the nerves, will evsE surpass
That OF Oxygena,ed, Hyasogea Gas.
Fen in Phreno Magnetic, Comic grimace,
Are able effect. so brilliant trace,
LIS virtues are felt, whilst in penniDg these lines,
Gives thought, which in each syllable shines.
Now, after all that can rhyme, portray,
Naught availeth, if buying these PILLS you delay.
For sale by S. PIERCE.
Richmond, 3rd 4th. lS43. loaf
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Respectfully.
A B. DE WITT. P NJ

We pablish this CORES pondence for two reasons,
first, because II is a manly answer to an official
insult; md secondly, 10 show whs, sort Of in1u-
ence is at work at Washington to obtain removals
The only offence of Mr. De Witt, assured
by the Kingston Journal. was voting for Luther
Bradish, las: November, for Governor. Mr.. De
Wits is that of a thousand Some foul and
irresponsible calumny is sent TO Washington, and
upon such evidence this AdmlEisirat ion not only
acts but has the hardlhood to ask support and APP
prevail for its conduct.--Netc York Express.
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The Removal at saugerties NY.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

The following letter is from the Pos, Master
General:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. J
appointment Office, Januay 25, 1913
SIR:--There is evidence in this office which
lends to establish the fac, that you have. upon
more than one occasion, uttered the strongest Ian.
guage of denunciarion and abuse against Presi-
dent Tyler, and that you continue to manifest
your feelings by your words and conduct.
Before disposiog Of this subject as my duty
points out deem it proper to apprise you.
Your obedient servant,
c. A. WICKLlFFE, P. M. G.
A. B. De W1rr, P. NJ.
Mr.. De Witt answers as follows:--
SAUGERTIEs Posr OFFICE n r..
January 3Oih l943l
Hon. C. A. WICKL1FFE, Post Master General:
SIR:--Your letter of the 25,h culy receiy.
ed. As to the charge that | have 'uttered the
strongest language Of abuse and denunciation a
gainst President Tyler" pronounce it, whether
resting upon indiv iduai assertion supported by
oath, false 10 fact and malicious in design. have
uniformity, IN the performance OF my official du
ties and 10 my intercourse with my fellow cI,i-
zens, alluded to the Executive personally in terms
Of respect, and referred 10 the measures aud poll
cy Of his administration in a spirit intended
conciliate. This explanation | have felt called
upon TO make in viudicaton Of nav character as
gentleman, without, trust sacrificing any por-
ton of that independence which should charac-
terize Office under our democratic form Of gov
eminent. Conscious OF the rectiiude Of my con-
duct, the intimation thrown out in the concluding
sentence Of your letter, assure you, sir, has
casioncd no uneasiness on my part. have
deavored TO conduct the affairs of this office in a
manner honorable to myself, satisfactory to the
public, and beneficaIly for the Department.; and
natter myself that have failed in no one Of
these points Ii time were allowed and specif
cation furnished me, doubt not these fsc,s would
he snbstan,ated, and the charges agains, me re-
futed, by the testimony of tho most respec table
men in this community. await reply or your
/ fun ttiUI ..s,tan IN tho nrarnises
Very respectfully.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

ME subscriber having recently erected and finished
in complete order, large and commodious HOTEL.
part the city of Richmond, offers cell
T the the favorable terms The House
three stories hghcontans % rooms. conveniently
ranged and finished in and modern style. The OUT
buildings substantial and extensive II will bq
rented responsible person low For further
particulars, inquire of &. w. STARR.
Richmond. Fret Month 2Sth l643. Stf
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Men can be procured to work for four dollars
month and their board, in Rochester. n. Y.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.


The Price Of FlOu8hS REDUCED.
TNHE subscriber having made very essential in
prorements in his PfouEfs, ready to furniaA
the BEST AND CHEAPEST PLOUGHS NOW m
USE In addition TO his former he ne-
a Plough, which 10
with without the also ~ros1eM 1osIiSossI
Pog for ploushing black ground having variety af
both right and left hand He fatsen himssf he
please all who may want 70 purchase
Approved Country Produce will be taken in sxeheago
for Ploughs or Smith work.
Jan, 10, f543. 3-n
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LAST NOTICE.

NioSh indebted TO the Es,ata of Benjamin Stokes,
l. deceased are earnestly requested call and settle
the sae OF their accounts will be without delay
- EDWARD STOKES, Admit
March 4ih, lS4S 1918
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CULrIvaT1oS OF MADDER-This is an article
used extensively in dying and which il imported
10 IL large amour, from Germany. The soil and
climate of Ohio IS well adapted TO u, aud at pre-
sent II is very profitable crop.
We learn from the 'Gennessee Farmer Qrom
a correspondent that Mr.. Swift, OF Ere county
Ohio, has made a very successful experiment up
on this plant. He put nine acres of a large farm
in seed, and learned the art Of raising II. The
result is that last year he sold tho crop Of these
8 acres (at Is cents per lb) for about $780,
than half of which is clear profit. Each acre. in
this cultivation. nay produce upwards Of $500
" ale the cost of labor does exceed about
$50. There is some art in preparing the Nader,
bu ii may be easily learned On. Chronicle.
"REpUDIArIoN'' IN INDIANA.-A singular case
Of '.repudiation'' is given in the Wayne County
Iodiana) Record, having occurred at a recen,
tern Of The Circuit Court held at Centrevie.
An individual was sued upon note for eight
dollars, given TO the keeper of grog shop, for
liquor drank at his bar. BY law of Indiana, it
appears that no grog bill to amount larger
than dollar be collected in that State
And the gentleman who had given his note for the
IS, took advantage o! the law, and repudiated
Sc % of the amount by provipg that he had OBJ
Ia in ed liquor for it. Some wards of Bologna Sau-
sage were admitted as items and the liquor seller
obtained Judgment for Sl,75! The Record says
that the Repudiator was no, influenced by his ha-
tired Of lquor the course he pursued.
The Urbana Citizen Of last Tuesday week says
On Sabbs IN morning last, little after sun rise,
we witnessed a sight in the east, equally strange
TO us, and much more beautiful, than the streak
of light in the southwest 1t was in the shape Of
an arch across the heavens. about 40 or 80 de-
grees above the horizon. light snow was fall
ling at the time while the sky overhead was ap-
parentiy clear. The arch was about the size Of
the rainbow, and Immediately above the sun dis
pa we'd all ts beautiful tints and colors. while the
balance of the arch of light hazy cast
We have seen no else who witnessed il here.
The light would have amply repaid any one for
the loss of a doze at that time 10 the morning.
A gentleman Poini PetIe lGuadaiOupe1 Civ
ing an account of the earthquake which recent
Nv DESTROYED that city, mentions that while he
was attempting to escape, his foot and leg were
caught in one of The deep assures of the earth,
and he though, that he was fast. But another
shock came. and the crack opened again, and he
scaped.--T, S. Gazette.
The depth Of the snow at the West is very
great. About the head waters OF the Mohawk
il is five feet deep the level At the North
the snow is not deep usual at this season
The ice in the river is very thick, and rain OF 9
few hours continuance would probably cause g
freshet which would do serious damage
IN. " Wing.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

lust received lot of Garden Seeds from the Eas.
- and offered for sale the
BOOK STORE.
April /. le43
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NHE undersigned has taken let,ers
the estate of Samuel Ogan, decsased,a late of Wayne
County, he therefore all indebted 10 said
make Immediate payment all having claims present
them legally authenticated for settlement, within
prescribed by law The supposed be solvent
ELIAS OGAN.
March Is, Ie43.
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WILLIAM MARTENDALE, Mormon, will preach il
the Warner Building this evenings Saturday, April l.
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The following letter is from the Pos, Master
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L a d VS. Book.

TNHE January, February, and March numbers of tn.
Lady's Book received and foe sale al the BOOB
STORE, price 25 cents per copy.
April l, ls43.
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Nc TICE.
II ME Richmond Trading & Manufacturing Company
having executed deed of assignment Of all theft a.
real and personal the Undersigned for tho puspcss
of closing il thoir duty call all
psrsons indebted having unsettled with said
Company for an early settlement They have on hand
large assortment of Paper of vaious kinds, Woolsp
goods, &c. which will be disposed of low pricss.
A. c. BLANCHARD, J
r. MORRISON, Assignees.
DAN'L, p. WIGGINS.]
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1912.
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MAN ION HO Sc

Main Street, near the Cdsal, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ME Subscriber returns his thanks his friends and the
public for the very liberal patronage heretofore be-
s,owed and respectfully soics continuance of the
Having reduced his charges according the times, fol-
lows: Man and horse day 81 co. Man - cents SIM
gle meal 25 The stable attached house,
being under the of Messrs G. & r. Crep.
fatters himself that proper attention will be paid
and horse. ROBT. F. LEVERING.
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Mrs. w God, the vocalist.

1Iapers.owp, March IS, 1913.
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w a N ted .

Cincinnati, March Oath, ls43.
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Mansion House Sale Stable.

ME subscribers having rented the stable attached
The above establishment, respectfully invite their old
patrons and the public generally give call.
GEO. 81 ROB,T. CRETN.
Cincinnati, March 4th, lS43. 1I-3rn
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BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON

GEORGE PElRSs, IN returning his grateful aeknowledg,
the above Establishment during the season, bgs
that he has made suitable Tor the
winter accommodate families and single boarders The di
nngrooms and dormones will be found comfortably and
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the choi
ces provisions aud the wines will be found equal The
PROXIMITY of Belmont House the city, with excellent
beats plying stipulated hours the well known
the host and cy of the attendants combined th the loca
ton, being within step the andngplsce renders this
bhmen the social and in the Union. Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
, Good stablng and coach houses attached the pre-
misses. sic tfr
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AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Br0ddtcdy, opposite the CifH HAIL.
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON

CASPER HAUSER, Half Man Half Monkey, possessed OF
the power of speech, yet walks upon sll-fours.
Mr. g. JENKINS, the Comic Delipeator Tenor Singer and
Banjo PLAYER the Southern Minsres will introduce
rey Banjo Melodies and Ethiopian Extravaganza Miss
Ada the charming La Petite Certo the
full danseuse.
Performance in the Lecture Room quarter
8-altemoon entertainment on Saturday at O'Clock.
Admittance l2H cents.
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CIRCUS
BOWERY AMPHITHEATR

CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes 25 cents-Pit l21a cents.
Clown, John Gossin Ring Master, Mr.. Nixon Equestrian
Director, Mr.. Carroll.
- BENEFIT OF MRS. GOSSIN
THIS EVENING, October 18th, the performances will
with
EIGHT HORSE VAVALCADE.
Still Vaultng by the whole Troupe led by Mr. Carroll
Mrs. Gossin in Splendid Equestrian act
Master Washington the Yonng Chiettan in Training.
Mr.. Morgan will display his Power of Balance.
Comic Song by Mr. Booth.
Besides Horsemanshp, Vaulting Tumbng and other Exer
cies. by the Troupe.
Spanish Dance, by Mr.. Carney
.3le Aup. Sally, :" T g. Booth; and Chorus.
Walk along john SoOg and Chorus by the Band.
ole Tare River" Edwards, and Chorus
Extravaganza Dances by Edwards and Master George.
To be followed by
RIVAL DENTISTS.
. Season Tickets for sale the box Office price IS.
Doors T. First
Performance half past precisely o3r
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ENGLISH ENGRAVIN GS.-stangers visiting the city
II invited call CT Canal street few doors
Broadway, south side where they will find of the largest
collections OF and ohes the United States
lower prices than yet offered The trade supplied Ii
bera terms, Ensyngs by the old masters and books
bought and sold: colors stationery. &c. sl3 Inns