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VOL. 2.--NO. 293 .
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
JUNE 27th, 1884.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH.


nUR TERMS ARE CASH
~ NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.
just received, lot Of superior Black Cloth Dress
and frock Oonis Black Cashmere Pants of supe ior
qunlity. made nnd trimmed in the very best manner;
nlso beautiful lot Of Fancy and White Drilling Goats
and Pants 10 doz Fancy Kid Gloves of the beau-
tifIl shndos nnd colors.
20 doh fine Linen and Mausn Shirts,
40 Collars, 3 ply. different styles,
20 +" liz en- and Jeans Drawers,
20 White Linen Cumbrc Hankfs with borders
10 Fanoy Checked Silk Cravats,
20 Chinese Luten Neck Ties,
ttho most beautiful styles for summer)
10 White and Fancy colored Silk Gloves,
ALSO,
four pieces superior lock and blue French Cloths;
two pieces extra fine Cloth Bolleys manufacture; 10
pieces Black and Franey Cassimeres. These goods
will be made up to order in the manner Gem
iemen wanting efior fitting sut of clothes will
please give call. Suits of Clothes nade order In
FOURTEEN HOURS.
GLASS & RAINE,
juno7 J. DIXON Ae't
w Republican. Bedford Sen incl Roanoke Rep
Floyd nelligcneer and Wytheville Telegraph copy.
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RICHMOND.
s.C.k Change Of Schedule. sasFfk
spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

fER u. y. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
n l2O0 ions BHrfheH, Commanded hy Captains
~ Cayendyand Ski ner
The jamestown will leave Rich noni every Tuesday nj
ternoon ut O'Clock. And Roanoke every SATURDAY
tofnlng At o'clock, for New loik via Norfolk.
Returning, they will leave New IN for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
stopping f W hours each way Norfolk,
Passage 10 New York. including meals and State
toom accommodation, only ly--....-...-......... go
otteIdst ! hsshge only o
Charge fo Norfolk, the same as by River Boats.
Merchants aud travellers will find this Of the most
speedy and comfortable routes hetween New York mud
Richmond Passage and fare only sl0, Steerage pas
sage only $5
IuDLAM & WATSON
apis Is Richmond. Va.
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Long Looked for, Come at last.
Refrigerafors,R RcfrigcratOrs.

4 HAVE Just received my summer supply of Shay =
unrivalled Refrigerators. The great number have
sold here within the Inst three and the universal
satisfaction they have given, is the best guaran of
superior celence. have three different sizes, price
$9 $l2 50 and $lj. Call and them the q ty
Furniture Warerooms opposite the Norvell Hous'.
Jun 10 WINSTON.
rV7 Rep copy
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FINE SOAPS.

L OW'S BROWN WIND, Or and Honey Soaps
IL Transparent Soap in bulls. Musk Soap, Palm do,
Transparent Soap in bars fine old CASTLE Soup white
ana mottle l. with great variety Of other comm,n
Soaps for sale at JOHN p. WRIGHT,S
i1n2 % New Drug Store.
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For Baltimore and PhiIndelphin

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Leaocs Richmond cpery Tuesday al O'Clock = ~
SO TIL large und new Steamer u ELVlDERE
2ssk Capt GiFfoRp. will receive freight every Mon
lay, and up tho hour of o'clock p NJ every Tuaa
lay Tor the above place.
Shippers to Wheeling. Piusbure Cincinnati md lhe
South aud West generally will find this route the chcul
nst and most expeditions. For freight apply To
LUDLAM 4 WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Iuly II dts
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Through in Six Minutes.

EUST RECBlVEp, by Express, supply OF Austin =
- Magic Cream Freezers, will freeze in six minutes
without hor. Al o. On and Shower Baths, Bathing
ms. and Water Coolers of my own manuact re, whicn
are offered prices suit the times. G. 3. BLISS.
m 30
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ITNrON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's

n
- LINE OF SrEAMESR.-fOR PHlLADELr
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK steamerh f~sSs~s ~
Virginia, Captain David Tenl. S-...saE7sSSz-
,nnsylvnnia Captain James Baymorc, steamer City oi
Richmond, Captain 4. Mitchell One of these splendid
steamers will lenve Richmond for Philad lphin every
Monday and Thursday high wnter. touching City
Point and Norfolk eye f.eieht and passengers.
Returning, leave Philadelphia evsfy " edneslay aud
Saturday. 10 o'clock, A. M. arriving al Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line and every cxeron has been made combine
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Life Boats;' first tables. ard
every attention is poid by accommodating Captains
the comfort o passeng and the protection ol goods
FARE REDUCED;
Passage New York lst cabin and found, .-.-. 81
4" Philadelphia = - ...----.6
2nd cabin and not found. 49,. n
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by tIkng this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest, il is by far the pleasant.
Totucconsts shipping to Ptt4burg can be accommoda
ted by this line have entered into ungements
forward goods through with dspat h.
For freight passage apply to
ROBERT RANRIN. Agent,
On the Dock.
p. S.-All goods by this Inc from Phadelpha will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and after
they are delivered tho wharf slal be considered by
the Company nj the risk of the owners,
mar / dts ROBERT RANKIN ACT
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TE,ABLE CASrORS, Walters, Tall and Chamber
Il Candlostick- Shutters, Trays. Forks, Spoons, &c.
a large supply on hand; for sale cheap, by
NAV % GREGORY II ROYALL.
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HcIIEE. .AFFlacTEp, READ AND BE MADE

H0lHE AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADE
NHOLE.-DRS. HALL d WHITE, having
formed a oo-partnership, continue 10 be consulted
al their once, iS4 Walnut street. Cincinnati. Ohio,
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
take 10 treat. tI '...lI q
By along course of study and practical expert
gratihcation OF presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never failed 10 cure the mos 1
alarming cases OF GoNoRRHEA and sYPH-
Under their treatment, all OF the horrors ot
Nenereal Diseases. ImpureBlood, Ulcers, Impoien
eyi Pains In The Back, and Organs OF Generation,
Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydro
DroPsy, scrofula, Tumors, Epieptic Fits, Diseases
ofiho Nervous system generally, Dhuhaea, Dys.
entery, Piles, fistnla, Ruptures, &e.,are perma
Periodical complaints OF females, however COM
plcaed or appalling; also,all other diseases incl
dent 70 females, cured, and every function, re-
stored 10 lis natural tone and vigor -.
Ague and Fever cured In tweny-four hours,
SEMINAL wkAKSrn.--Dr. n. &w. devote great
paf OF thoif time 10 the treatment OF those cases
caused by secret and solitary habit, which ruins
tho body aud mind, uniting the unfortunate In
dtyiduai for either business or society. Some OF
The sad and melancholy effects produced by early
habits ofyouth are weakness OF The hack and llmbs,
diznness Of tho head. dimncss OF srht pa lplfafon
Of the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, derangemenf
Of the digestive iunesions, symptoms o. eorlsumpt
70 be dreaded loss Of memory, confusion OF IDEAS.
depression Of spirits, evil forebodlngs, aversion OF
society selfdlsirost timidsy S.e., are among The
evils procused. snch persons should before con-
summallng marriage, consult q physician of espe-
renee and skil, and be a. once restored 70 health
and happiness.
uF Letters addressed 20 Dr. "A. 10. whlte.box
1881 p. o., postpaid, containing Zee. promptly
attended 10, and Medicine forwarded TO any part
oitne United Staies, secure from observation. -
strietesf secresy observed. E..
Nov.li iess, f5--iyr. tF tfItuN
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
The Grrat .1merican Tenn
p, rance TATE.
Mlrs. Ben 9arbp;;
The Veal and Woe Of Social Life,
ONE VOLUME l2Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.

"a deeply Interesting and powerful work. II
vividly porirays some OF the terrific exploits Of
strong drink In both high and low life, Nor are
such scenes as u depicts either imaginary or few.
Let this book circulate. II has a benihccnt aim,
aud is tho vehicle of admirably told and most sal.
ltsry lessous.' s.''--Presbyterian
Although written with direct moral purpose,
which l. usually afetter on the imagination, this
novel displays no common skill In fictitious COM
position. The plot Il enc OF absorbing interest.
and frequently developes specimens OF onSinal
and vigorous character drawing.-New York
Tribune.
Her descriptions are exceedingly natural A d
vlyId.-Purltan Recorder.
Written with remarkable power. PROV. Jour
ain
one of Its chief merits ls the excellence oft,
Observation-Disclosures.
Has so many thrilling passages and we'll drawn
chsrnciers that you read II with
Christian Herald.
his certainly the most powerful temperancs
tale that we have ever perused.-Journal q Mes
Beautifuiiy written. +. A work ofgreat strength
ipower.--Gospel Herald.
. incidents dramatic, and the interest intcns'
to the end. d.-ohio statesman.
book which should DO read by all-fathers
mothers, sons and daughiers-and especiall.
those who imagine they can drink temporarily
without danger. Itisexceedingly Interesting
=" MOORE, ANDERSON a. GO.
Publishers.
as WEST FOURTH sr.
! clScrSsAri
January Ct1 ie54-3-io mo.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

mt streets. s.Clucsnnafi. ohie.
80,
lnE enoefs,tnca nhs removed hs mercantile
=, oo,,sks ,yk 70 ~ new pu,oinE, N9rh-r vest corner
y, sahs' e, ana w - "her nc mas nticd ~
'p'enuN oun ., hovms' kpfpstr wf ht business
having spared helthcf pains or oxponec IN ma
king thcm m every respect tho most convenient
Anr & ,,, AZ ~ ,no oni'ca s's'es
,,,s ,,a, a. lsssa ~ =, .s.' p.a,tee
WIN theof5, instead OF using books, the pnpils are
exercised in mnking original entries ofexery day
, s a y. pesunk, ohi'
an."t w essoeun,n, ope",nk INV ,'ushf oIn Ero"fa-
nel o, sots ol BOOKS, both iof par'norship
ana ana inalslana' Dnslness, where hs business has
c r nns 49, , & asa ,ne,
0' n ,ss sesosnn, % ~, ~ any kana , 81 business
nc course ui nrtfncuon wiz consist oi double
81 ond - ever ospanmen'
- ''>o'.'''''- !" "''',"'''
RefdfI. C01u1ieeiOf1 E1scL000s Ronli,,o
~
MdnVacfurtng, Whipping, Indipfdudl
D,,~ne-.ls. SS....ln,.ts..<. - -
IN R,,e;,ess f,o,,,,,e,.s;,,, e,I.,,z.t;,,.
'"''
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
y .L.......-,y ,...l.l e,
toWWtFctdf f<uip, also Lectures on me
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
/ & DIR. FORSHAS AL
Alternative Balm.
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND" !"
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER-

NAL USE. 81
This balm is warranted to re-
lieve all Rheumatisms. Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the. Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, CholerarMor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, Inflammation in the head,
Ssor:. ch, Bowels, OF. Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
Tke reason why this balm reaches all these
cases Is because Il reduces inflammation, and
rnoses he secrstious and nervous system
mto action This power Is owing 70 the
peculiar combination Of medical properties
without their being neutralized. The msdi-
cine Is perfectfuly safe. not containing any
deadly poison. or mineral IL will. N psed
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
AFFLICTED READill
TNvALIDs
TWENTY YEARS OF ExPERIEN, g

In the treatment Of class OF diseases hitherto
neglected and impertecily understood, has enabled
DIR. klnkolln, (Auth0r OF n work on Self Preserv-
ntion,) prove that nine-tenths OF the causes OF
nervous debility, local and constitutional weak
ness, mental and physical suffering, are tracedle
70 certain habits, forming the most secret yet
deadly and fatal spflngs OF domestic mlsery and
premature mortalifv
Indiana American., 1854-08-18


Certihctte from d. l.. Starr. va
I have known Mr.. Forsha's Altera-
tive Balm to perform a very exuaor-
dinary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
fused il upon one occasion. cxter-
nally, with good effect. believe II
TO be a perfectly safe and efiicacious
remedy to be used In many complaints,
ID. L. STARR.
November 21st. 1853.
Wholesale Depot, at J. g. G. Reak.
irt's, No. 81 Pearl st. Gin.
DIR. s. w. Forska, Drug Store, NORTH
side Of Fifth ST, 3 doors east Of Smith
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tyner's, ID. Price &
Sons, Linck e. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody
and Dr. Hailes, Broekville, Ind.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There Is an evil habit sometimes indulged In
by boys, In solitude, Omen growing up with them
TO manhood, and which, II not reformed In due
umo, not oky begets serious obstacles 10 dom.
estlc happiness, but gives rise 10 a series Of pro-
tracted, insidious and devastating affections. Few
OF those who give way 10 this pernicous practice
are aware oflhe consequences, until they find the
nervous system shattered, feel strange and unac-
conntable feelings, and vague fears In the mind.
10 labor with aceustc ned yigor, or 10 apply his
mind 70 study; his 81 p Is tardy and weak, he Is
dull, irresolute, and engages In ais sport with
less energy than usu a.
II he emancipate lmself before the practice
has done iis worst, aud enter matrmony, his
marriage Is unfruitful, and his sense tells him
that this Is caused by his carly follies. These
are considerations which should awaken the
attention ofthose similarly situated.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18


In a letter addressed % The State
Sentinel after his bargain with the Alb
olilionislshe used the following Ian.
guage;f
But the time has come when the
North will no longer bow the neck to
the 81 lxvocnAcY OF the South j AN.
DONE She cannot be satisfied with
a moderate and conservative support.
but you must become the defender Of
her institutions. II you doubtor ial.
ter. you are denounced as traitor, and
with LoRpLY ARRooASIc you are told
that they will DISSOLVE THE
UNIONi; q
On the next day after the appear
ance Of this card in the Union, Mr..
Brown wrote TO q member of the In
diana Senate as follows:
WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. 1854.
DrAR***~~-We are literally over.
run by Southern chivalry. For one |
can't stand il any longer. PASS
THE wILMOT PROv1So. AND
WE WILL STICK IT TO OLD
ZACK. The Free-Soilers will vote
for no Southern man for Speaker, and
the Southern fanatics refuse 10 vote
for any one who can get the Free-Soil
vote. To-day has been spent in dis
cussing the propriety OF dissoivingthe
Union. The debate has been warm
and angry, and God knows when and
where Il win end.
Yours truly.
w. j. BROWN.
DIR. FITCH -
This gentleman is now traversing
the State and denouncing the peoples
Convention as meeting Of Abolition
lists and Disuniouists. Like Robinson,
he is severe upon the ''intinerans vag.
abonds' s''---he don't like a prohibitory
law. Is no Abolitionist. and Is Cor the
annexation Of Cuba. This same Gra-
ham N. Fitch was once a, candi.
date for Congress. and received the
following letter from Judge Pomeroy
PLYMouru, Aug. ., 1854.
SIN, ,--As there are a few who think
you have not been quite definite enough
on some Of the questions involved In
the present canvass. wish you tc
answer the following questions, TO wit
"1st. Will you, II elected, vote fol
the unconditional repeal Of Slavery il
the District Of Columbia?
I'D. VIII you vote tor the aboli,
Ition Of the inter State slave trade?
Esd. Will you vote for the Wilmo
Proyiso being extended over the terri
tories Of California and New Mexico
and against any law authorizing slave
Ito be taken there as property?'
Please answer the above question
yes or no, without comment.
49,. GROVE ,POMERoY.
To this the Doctor gave the follow
ing prompt reply:
with pleasure | answer 'rEs' q
the above questions.
GRAHAM N. FITCH"
! Not content with this, he added;
4 Entertaining the yiewindicated !
my answer above, ! shall not only vot
Yes on these measures, but If n
older or abler member. whose inhu
ence would be greater than mine, il
PRODUCES them into Congress, ! snAI
lpo SO MvsELF. if have the honor ,
holding q seat there.
G.. N. FITCH"
DIR. Fitch II seems. was mo
rabid Abolitionist in ls4e, far ahes
of the '.IsM convention. How f
. then, that HE should denounce me
for their opposition to the ExrEssIc
of slavery, since he himself had give
|, pledge that he would go for its alb
/ lition. aud. il no one else would do
he would introduce a bill for that pu
poss
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

This is 70 certify that in the summer
of.iass. A became so very lame and
weak In my back, occasioned by lifting
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
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zacquire1 BY the United States ]
should deem any prospective action Of
; Congress on the subject both legal
and conslitntional. ~ ) - t.' -
Hon, r. IL. Rousseau, Yours &e.
Ia Honse Of Rep. JOHN LAW.
.,.... &. =. {
ISprASAroIIs. Dec. och, i o4s.
GExrLExEx:-Your letter OF this
day IN relation to the extension Of sla-
very INTO our newly acquired sefri'o-
ries Of Mexico and California has been
received. have but time 20 give a
brief rcpIy-one lioweyor. which !
trust win be sufficiently inte'lgible for
: your purpose. sss1a .'s''.
As stated IN my recent message 10
the Legislature, the territories have
come to Us iree,.by their own laws,
from the institution OF human slavery.
1t is inconfrovertible, that slavery there
Or eisewhere' cannot exist ",'neu' ., ,ne
believe tbat eonere.s % can constitution.
sllv pass such opryanic laws. as viii In
their operation prevent the passage Of
any such law by the government OF
the territory sr,, 80
=; 1913 ;''J'.,s.', ..s"' .eass,,',,;esa,,s sass nrs
vent the Introduction of slavery into
these territories. :. $50.
In relation TO your second question:
W. a;S apa aaas, .nas' SUI ,'s"s .s are e'' y
=. -er.s, - ~ X ,a,,;s,as,,ra !,
M S!s'a Ps w : 'ns " s ~ ~
~. s.;,. .s. - - - as samnss. @ r"'',d a !,
mcrhsy nae nv ;rauenee and vote
x' 1se =; ''i''.s"ss ~ ~ az ,Ss
referred to,-that is to say, a law
which viii operate to etiectually pre-
.,,sl ssns s.a;,a .ns ,n'ao'u'''0n y slavery nv
Yours respectfupv
JAS. wHITcoMB.
Mr.. whitcomb was elected receiv'
;ng everv Democratic vote with ON,
tor two exceptions which were With
held on account Of personal consider
atoms. zHa o TO ~ 4 : =
In January. l849. the Democrati
State Convention assembled in Indian
apolis. The following resolution. re
ported by the Committee on resolution
was unanimously adopted
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

I do hereby certify that the above certia-
cate is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made TO me Is true.
80 '.''''- - JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
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Indiana American., 1854-08-18

REGULAR MHSsrRukTloS, &c., with all their nc
companylng evils. Cancer excepied) no matter.
how severe ofhow long standing.
The Cathollcon far anrpasses other rcmedies,in
the system In better condition. Lot all interest
cd call and obtain pamphlet (frcel containing
ample proof. from the most respectable sources,
Of tho beneficial results OF is use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin their practice, aud speak from their
Indiana American., 1854-08-18

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rest Of my days in suffering and misery. Butread-
ing your Advertisement, I was induced TO try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholicon. ae
the last resort. had not used II a week before
felt like another woman. BY the use ofthree bot
ties Iwas enabled 10 perform all the labor for six
In the family with ease, aud could walk any where
In the neighborhood without injury. Nothing but
Of my duty TO you and 10 the afflicted, has
induced me TO state my case TO the public. | can
safely recommend the preparation to all those
suffering Ike myself.
(sIgned,) Mrs. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
FRrrpom. .poRrAen Co., Ohio, Dec 81, 1852.
J.B. MARCHIsIS q Co., Proprietors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 304 4BRoADwAy,s MY.
Feb. 9th, l654-6mos.
Indiana American., 1854-08-18
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