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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
plnAles. ana (,Oal.

HSiiE subscriber has just received .
 . csvse .f Riae PMasr assa 1t of slic hrsI FssI asn csml, egg and stese sixe.-- winch he w'ii cell tos les than Bsidgepost prices.
 East M.il, ti,ch6sid. Sep, IT. ,fai
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

Al Court of Psoba,e holden af Liickfeld, si,kia
 and for fke DiAricf ef Lifchfeid, on fhe Ssk
 day of Ssffembey. D 1s55.
 HyHE Administrators on the Estate of
 u GEORGE. E.WASIilNGTONR RILEY. .ia.e oi Gnshen in said tiisrici, deceased. represented said essate fo be insoiveni--whercnp .n ordered That Commissioners be appai.ied thereon af ihe probate office in ltchfieid the 24tii day of SepfeD,ber. iSi5, as 9o'.lack forenoon and |, s psrsons interested ;n said es,s,e m 10 anoear tf they see cause.l before said Court al said time and place ta he heard relative to said ap- p,in',nent, hy posting copy of this order an the pai,l,c s,gn-post in said town of Goshen nearest the place whrre ihe deceased last dwels. and by advertisine the same in ne ewspaper published in Litchfleid. Certified from Recara:
 20 slsz CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
From Frefessor Wiyson. < q
 BosToE, July 18th, 1858.

MrssRs. A "a ,. DAyron; M
 Dear Sirs-Having carefully examinee the very excellent Melodeons of your nannfacinre, finding in them siffhose qualities which gs5 so make np . supefinF instrument. viz perfect equal iemperssneni and excellent tune. prompt and even action, heauffpl style of finish, dusa- hilny. pSwer and superior auality of tone-- which 'lass especially tihink exists 10 such remarka- Die degree jn the inssrupetis in quesiion as fO place tbeDt'far in advsnce of any Msloleons have ever beGsfe seen. ss
 Very sssiy YoSrs, ac. GEo. w. WILSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Fso~ s. c. Jyilie, Mrs Fork.

f-11- - Ils4g '. =. JUU BROADWAy. N. Y. M A X J. DAYTON, Wolcostviie. Conn.
 GSsn The MeI0dsons snf your manufacture which have disrosed of have given the ereaseai satisfaction and c.n rect.n,inend ihem as l,eing -of . quality sf ssonc and touch gr rqnsl to any thing in the county. Yours ,rulv,
 SAM'L C. JoLLiI New York, March Ieth. 1853 cr See advertisement On four h page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

aAH0H Assprimeat 0f Ysanks, "A xsIis<s Cssp~t D4es ssd lntisss t3as Ca.eA IEa3elir1 1zr ead Esiellsls. ehsep isr
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
lRoIkiS>3

yAkEN pp N tIk< sab<criher 1n IF mn ! instant, aafk brown HORSE Slkny l5 hands hsxls shartdeck. k4e tc - h1t< fai5s ls tke loreh<Ad, xnppHe6 ie " n yexss uld es s,lssr. sesiR iaiF cnRtlti0n Tise oane, ia rsl aess'<l sc piUse epsspsssy. M ehstsse tp5sste '''' -s .s Y X zsnELpoN wHiTrLESEY.
 Nsw nrcxtnhs Seps l0hs iS5aS xe EREAT Sals of Scotch Fables 2, | lAxr iars rac est lasno axtassaas n m etnrk, n fhn tpes&nn &ieking te ual le sclrctiefse will do ~slI lo esll esslg. ' kile nsy eeS6ttna6nk fe, mains fuB and esnplste. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

T sAD1I:S' CLtTHS of the best quality .1z with ,its MoiFe Ansiqus Tsimmi F, rnn ke tad by ealing oo AtsVOkD & BROTHER, Wolcv.tvile. N. . ssss < .A. ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Caution.

WOULD again cali tue attention of tie | puDlic t' ihe occnrrences that ainos, dpi come under my observation at pe,l,ilprs and oth- CTS paning off tbeir glass Tor ScoIrh Petble Speciacies. at ennrmns p,ices am now au- thonzed 10 say from ]. Ackl.y that he has no traveline ayent or 'ddicr wko carries hspt b. bi"s ii th's Siaie-s ihnt those wo huy of ,lieni d. |: al geat risk. ami Those who have b,ugit have he comfortable rehac ion that they have nniiiing a'ter all but common glass. won'i gaia stale that t may be easily and simply testrd b y,,n have the glass bv touching vour ips ,.r tongue to each snrcss ssivelv and obsei V. iog tI,e eii,pera'ufe of ihem he pebl,ie always preserving ibc emp rnture of stone while lie glass will be much warmer. They can only te had in Li,rhfeld of A $. Baldwin who has ca hand full and complete assortment of all il,s numbers and will he happy to show them io any win, i<h t1 examine either out of curiosity or with intent 10 purchase.
 A s. BALDWIN.
 N. B. Watches and repairing done by himslD always with neatness aud des patch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
.la,r Sapeeix.

A csip,ion af Hats and Caps, ins, received as inc LilehfrId Hat Emporium Large nsrer,. usriSt. and cheaper than ever, at the only iiai 0.se iu Liiehield.
 a3- Ladies Hiding IIats new ioi jus, reed
 II. JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
.Vs1C FMlg GoOfis l,

q SPLENDID Stock of Staple and -EA Fancy Dfy Goods, Grrcres, Gr,ckrrv. shoes. Fsashers. &c. justrecsived by liic sub. scabcr and ios sale cheap.
 Litcbiie!d. scpt 18th. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Qninces, Peaches. Tema.e,s.

AR any .osber frui may he preser.sd q n a NI peri city tresh sinie fnr ear ih.at e ar or other presers a,ive prors fsv. hv le use of
 l.ndiDw's ratept. seif-scs,sirr Can. z This the only positively srlfstal,ne Can made. as all others rtqrire ~rx. $. ider cr ceBn4ns. They arc ns.kio~ irfsfd h. all ss ho are them ihr tes, q. afes. an, ifess esnseEis't Cans in n<e. f,al .ifsctis'i:s ser iasssRg np iraiis. sepessA'r &c w'li . (. infany tkt cans. Far sale ph.t.t n q T Ii retasi i,t
 TAYIOR ( iIUpEETTS,
 Mannfsc .ssrs oi ftanisi~e Ii. aIe,
 ho. St G.. ku.a.. .sl. ccf.l. '. God. \. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Medical Insti,u,ion of Yale College.

Medical Institn,iOn of Yale College. THyHE Course of Lectures for ls55-56 II will commence en Thursday, September 18th. and continue four months. 4< BENJAMIN SULLIVAN. M. D.. L.L. D., Professor Emesilus .f Chemistry and Pharn,acy.
 ELI IvEs. M. D., Prof. Emeritus o. Materia Mrdica aud Thrr ,pentics. JONATHAN KxIoHr, N. D Prof. of the Pr,nci- pies and Prsctice 0t Surgery.
 TIMOTHY P BEERS N. D., Prof of Obstetrics. CBARLEs IIookER, M. D, Prot of Anatomy and Physiology. tIErRy BRONSON M. D., Prof of Maieria Msd- ica aud Therapeutics
 WoxTHIssToN Hooxre. N. D., Prui. of the Theory and Practice ot Physic. BENJAMIN. SiLLiMAN, JR., M. D. Prof of Cheln- istIy and Pbarmacv.
 Lecture fres, S6S.50. Mairicu.ation, $5 = GfadsaiipH, sl5
 CHAs. HOOKER, Dean ofthe Faculty. New Haven, July 9fii, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

sTALAiASs-Just received, large and
 U splendid assortment ol Talmas of various styles and prizes. - r o!co,tvile. Sent S,h. s,,, s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
En,. Nrtfc.

q FULl-BLOOD Shor,.I Horn Durham A Htlils two years old oi s deep red coI.,r, kind and orderly. Enquire .f
 ;. GEORGE ADAM, Canaan, Com. Sept. IS. 2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
.Nsssicaf Gard.

BistW ELii PECK, Teacher of eDze Vocs Mrsic instris ton given in sing ing Singing sSrlnrls or Classes taught in ihe Nwns in The vicinity uf LiichEeid the cuii,inx fall and winter, and particular atlcnti n paid to the rudiuents and the proper method and style cf performing Church Music.
 All ief,ers addressed 10 me It Litchfeld, will receive prompt attention.
 Litchfeld August 29th. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

West Haven nEale Seminary. svvyflis Fall Tern of ltis lastiintion Mill ce,nnencs an WEDNESDAY,. ihe Fur more aeisnitc jufrma,ion pIease address fhs Rfinc.pal, K. QUINCY BROWN.
 West Haven, Com. Ssp,. [. 1855. sss; < f9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Al . Court of Prsbafe hoidea .ot Kent,
 aifAis and for fhe Dixfrirs of KsnS, oa fhe S,k - dsy sf Srptraber, A D 1855.

ssdsy ef Srpteaber. A. D. 1855. s
 s Fressnt. WILLIAM REAT. Esq Judge
 NSHIS couH doth direct The AtIministra-
 for m the estate of HULDA BENSON, late ef Kent, in ssid district. deceased, repre- sented 10 be inso'ven', fss give notice 10 ali per~ sons interested n tine esiafe oi sad deceased. io appeaF.H they see cause. hefore the Court of Probate 10 lie holden af the Probate 0liire in said assiTics, on inc 2isr day of sememhef. st one Q clock, F SI.,ta he heard relative te sise appHniment o Comfa'ssionrrs Dn said esfasr, by p"stiae sad o-deT oi n"iire os' . pubic sign pest iR said fuwlSRt Kent. nearest the place where The deccase1 lasi dweit. and bv adverfi- s,ne rbe same in newspaper published m Litch6eld. Cersitied from Record
 WILLIAM TREAT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

nR0wN sbeesinas and Sk;f,ines-- snoihei 11 iex 44 hesyy 6lews'; 2 a-4 css., ,, v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
NEW FALL GOODS!
 AT a~ wn Ss. = Il 1 q -.F4

N G W AA1A UON1k1sS :
 AT .alU3rd q BrOklber's. ~ MONO which may be found a splendid "A asso'tmen. new ststes M. D.lsaines, All Wool d.. Dei,aRee. Blark Silks, Merines. cnbufps,
 Alpaccas, RacheI Plaids Prints
 Ladies Cloths.
 Bsscha Shawls,
 'l'sima@.
 Maire Ant. Tsim'gs 2
 Broadctalhs,
 Csssineres,
 Tw~cds,
 All Wont sln. &c. kc &c. yvy.t..,,..;,,..s S.., ,s.a aexx es
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Norfolk Academy.

fEHE Fall Term of this Schssl will c.tnmence on Monday, The third of September ne xt. TERMS. per quarter of III weeks:
 Cpn,ns,n English Branches. sa.25 Higher do do 5.25 Latin aud Greek Languages, GAS
 w. R. RICE, Principal Narfolk, August 18th, lS55.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
WvjcnffviIlc, Sepf. I2lh, ls55.

srnsHE F0RBESs IRON WORKS, in
 Csnann, Cum. tor enie. Enquife ol GEnRGE Al \ N. nearthc prrnlises
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

HADSELL'S LIME. for sale in any quantity Fl at rho Nnupatuc Railrsad Dep0f or at $. M As Store, by SPENCER k ADAMS. nsAA KEGS Fremont Iron Cs,s N.ils ai 1OU fedaced prices. just received hv
 s. AA. TUsT look in ., SPENCER G ADAMS and q see ,heir last arrival of Bnts and Shoes. NToW is the ,rms ao hnv Summer Clothing N cheaper than ever vGered before. at
 $ kAsS. LUST ~cesvrsi. 90 bhlr Por,irico and refined q SugaEs .f al gsadee, al S.& AS. s c ALT ]. cheaper % Sacks Dairy and Hay o Salt just rec 'd by s. & A. 7'he people mnst hnre Liglt!! EDy cailn.r u SPENCER K ADAMS yeu ID can find saoss rsisbraied MucheII' Candies pust,p in boxes for f,mily ns-. < Also, sperm, Adainantine and Tallow Cam dIes. 2 Aug. Stl.. LUST reed, % doz more of Punan,'s patent Q se fadiusiing curtain Fsxiuses. winch are sa much adnn'red by sfs~e wine nrr using them. For sase hy SPENCER & ADAMS August Sth- 1855. 25 RDLs. Extra Geanesee FIsor, iu., reed sor Also. fresh corn meal every week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20

"ANTEO Two 6ssi-ynse Tsilsesscs
 VX are wsated immedsstely hy <. \ 1T. II. RiCHARDS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
FSom Wn. A. Hdfksea4, Orgarisf end CoSducto,
 4ef Mssit q sks nar5xerS chGrck, Bosfon!

Mssssa A q J. DAyTos: ss' sss s.-' x Gsnss-- taAsipa rscenty had 10 opporteni,t4o take pIeashre in recon snendine their great sD- pesiority in many sespects-ef fpecisily in fl1eif quickness of speskinG. exeellshf ftfne and tenn. peFament. sheifereal p0sxcr and tupesjOvqualisy 2 of tone. which is free from itat haFshdess sb
 Yesrs ifuIy, WHA. HArHAwAv. Fsemy r wsbos. 1sseIss of Jfastc ss Piano
 ssd Aefodess, s sz sssA v Having exansined shs improved lmcdsl Meio- deeas manutAetufed bv Al J. DAY40n. Wsjl. cottyilie. Cs,nn,1 T an pFepssed to espfesscmy instrument of the kind ma nisiartured. 3
 .s.L.. J. F. WA1sos, IT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
S25 Reward. Sfrauad ar Stolen

sS Strayed or St0Ien ] M A DARK brown. (aeariy black; medium "A sxe HORSE, with heavy mare aud tati. unirimned feto ks, and white star in his fore heaf. He was lately owned by Mf. Jahn Boyd Whoever will bring said Harse to the subscriber or give inflammation that may lead to his recov- cry will be rewarded as above.
 HENRY BARBER. Ameniaville, Du,che ss C6 N. y., Aug. IS. '55.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Ready-Made Clothing.

EAn Yards more of those Irish Linen rein-
 N. & E. A. BERRY's. Y ADIEs Grass cle,h ssi.'a. .chese. a. nl N x E. A. PERRY.S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
m TT Ielodecns.

Eft The fqllo~sne are among the fesiimopisls lately re5eiv@6 IT gb6 nanufa actnteas of thess yell kno~u'snd hisilly approved Iustrlshrnis.:
 Essn [. Ptselor. Tsaeaey II Mss;e., Mrssss. A. . I. DAyrox: s
 tiensle.neR-fsis witb much pleaeure that ' offer my sessimopy as afhes sex ceIieDcy ~ the kerd fusirunents p1sputactuFed shF you, endd am happy t0 eay fhes in ny opinion they have nof been els6liH by any fnanufacsufed in this countfy. Yours. Gc. FSess OE;psy sR Nrnos, Ofeanisf asd Teachev
 ef Masic. s. JoAhs, Nsb BrsAspsck. MEskrs. A. q !. DArron:
 Gents fne, MeIodeon purchased of Sof1 in April proves t6 tye vs'rv vfuperios nsirumsnt is1 every se1pecst4nd Ism pleascJ tD fenrn siikt1ll of the MeIo9c0Bs sf s00r natufsctuye ~ hiclj
 Respectfully Y.pfs. q. K. NEwrox St. JSho's N B yuiy 4ist. ls55. g <n5s 4 " {5ra31
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27
DCTLER'S
Mercantile Writing Fluid,

Manufactory 80 Vine street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
SINCE this superior lud Ink before the public.
nearly years has constantly gaining in
favor, and is preferred, many the farfam-d
mold fluid.
During the twenty thousand aud pint hot
ties together with smaller sold
Bankers and Merchants in Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit Terre Haae Lafayette
vincennse Indianapolis Evansville Frankfort Lexington
Nashville Memphis. ST. Louis vicks5urg Jackson, Nat
chez and NeS Orleans.
II has adopted in Departments Ken
tucky. Tennessee and Mississippi II has taken THREE
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS Mechanics Institutes Of Gin
eisnati Louisville. and Four Diplomas and Mel
State Fairs held last fA in New Ohio Indiana
Illinois.
sfLvERMEDAL just 81 the late State
Agricultural Fair Of New York held at ElmrA.
have adopted J. j. Buffers Mercantile Writing Fluid,
Branch Of the State Bank OF Indiana = Richmond;
Peoples Bank.
Eaton Hamilton and Cincin matt Chicago R. R.;
Brown hsrrow. Wholesale Grocers;
Kramer : Fletcher,
". W. Lynde. County Treasurer OF Wayne county;
strattan 4 Coffin rhaideas Wright,
T.. c. Doaelan q CO. James johnson,
q W. Barnes. Jas liam.
J. IL. Norman, Beard
Richmond Palladium
For sale At manufacturers prices. by
Burbank & Brother, Booksellers,
Holloway 4 Haugh<sn,
Brown Morrow.
Kramer & Fletcher,
II. Mccullough.
Riehmond. November %, 1855. 49n
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

A FARMING ITEM.-Mr. Sidney HI. Owens.
who purchased Winchester Island. containing
so acres. for $4,000. a few months ago. has
realized half that sum from his crop Of broom
corn this season. Mr.. o. had sixty acres un-
der cultivation. from which he realized 4o,-
600 pounds eff broom straw. and sold it at
prices varying from g. so to $40 per hundred
averaging full IS. which makes the gross
um of $4,000. In addition to this he has
gathered abou, three thousand bushels of seed
worth 25c. per bushel, or $3.50 for the lot.
which makes almost $4,000 for the produce Of
only sixty acres, and expenses Of cultivation
was about 81 900, which leaves IS, 600 net.
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
I0SSs6.

Vol. XIV Of ss weekly iesae eonnrneea the iss Of
seasasss4 ri.ims consiser.,i0a-
wsh su. subordinate regard for prudence psey pop
Hs.s.isy as.inss Iniqaisy opprss
h ly never r.ad .nyshss bills sa. and
pavaSie. vAs rue rRIBUN Z
qssrs sho does cot consider m dAngesoss and i'm
.srsl p.per s.d Wonder Why ss puee.,on Is .oer..sd
Newark Mercury orebly remarked that it had
y. n. ao.s. ~ Tsis s.ineass sea
and Kindly .he did Iik.s Prenps .sa plain
claiming exemption human fasiiisy. nay
er sesa sas.i.sa to priaeipi.
.renssd and ssnsrns In rs s.unn. the .d,oease: 81
human sspeei.y those Of veieees and down
!. ara:n, ,..iss.a and vii combat every
prsso<be degrade class Of dvsrs
In defiance Of eaIamnies and Of hos
Utilities n. deadly and unsirins THE IRIsUE has
oein It's Of serving the public have been augment
ass sssnss s comprises body
Of writer's each fitted By ee.i and s1pe
devoted the daily Of reading matter given
the sIoas sran.mns early ana
Intelligent nArr.sons Of whatever most ~orshy Of aen
is short -aa.es.r veil h-nE mankind
Theology alone hers The frees and
Comnes cin ss daily
issued in s..,,s torn D.iy l:hrrs distinct editions. semi
weekly Weekly sheet ~ by "A inches egh; ample
columns each. Its circulation has steadily
gro from nothinz toss following aggregates:
Daily issues. evening and morning. 500 copies.
weekly. ... .,s7.75s
California edition. on..... 500
We believe other newspaper in the World has sub
scrption lis half this and periodical Of
any rival 1t. And while eheapness
rendering paying readers only indirect
has s~elied subscrp
ton list would be absurdity perceive in this
eedented patronage evidence pae approval
esteem.
We take pleasure in announcing readers that in
the attaching the session OF
Congress about Mr. viii sped the
Wash Of The Tribune
will appear regularly in various editions.
the Weekly included.
TERMS.
Daily Tribune, % per
Semi s. copies for -; Ave 1II IS Ten
copies or o on address e2ou each.
weekly - three copies for 81 five copies for S.
copies sra twenty copies address for - larger
clubs. 81 each subscriber
Additions all times be male club the price
paid by those already in il.
and others. sending in a club Of twenty
ev. terms. shall receive = copy.
GREELY & McELRArH.
Ne l5i Nassau street. New York
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

MILK CLEAN.-ln some careful expert
ments made by DIR. Anderson, the quantity Of
cream obtained from the first drawn cup OF
milk was in every case smaller than the last
drawn; and those between afforded less or
more as they were nearer the beginning or the
end. The quantity Of the cream obtained
from the last drawn cup from some cows, ex-
eceded that from the first in the proportion of
sixteen TO one. In others. tho proportion was
not great. Probably" says DIR. Ander-
son, ION an average Of a great many cows. it
might be found to run as ten or twelve to one.
The difference in the quality of the cream was
also much greater than the difference in guam
tity. From this it appears that the person
who by bad milking of his cows loses but a
pint of his milk. loses in fact about as much
CIR, am as would be afforded by six or eight
pin at the beginning. and loses, besides, that
part of the cream which alone can give rich
rcss and high flavor to butter.
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

SANDING PAu<T-W wAsH-The
simplest way of sanding is to dust it over the
second coat Of paint. sufficient quantity of
which will adhere to the fresh paint to form 4
Uniform surface. A thin third coat is som g.
times applied over this to cause more firm ad-
Lesion, but it is not necessary on the rough
cottage siding.
A cheap outside application is made of the
lest and purest lime wash of the consistence
of thick white wash, to which, after the lime
is fully dissolved add intermixed one twenti.
Z h of the lime is added in white vitriol. (sul.
phate of zinc,l which will cause the whole tc
adhere. and become more durable than lime
alone Its brilliant whiteness may be soften
ed TO cream color. be adding fifteenth of the
lime in yellow ochre, or to tawn color by the
same quantity of mixture of S quarts of
number of Indian red. and Of lampblack
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

RURAL WALks-If we wish rural walks
10 do our children any good, we must give
them a love for rural sights; an object in ev-
cry walk, we must teach them-and we can
teach them-to find wonder in every insect
sublimimity in every hedge row, the records
of past worlds in every pebble. and bound
less fertility upon the barren shore; and 30
by teaching them to make full use Of that
limited sphere in which they now are. ma
king them faithful in = few things that they
may be fit hereafter to be rulers over much.
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

HAVE ia store the largest and finest asssrtDsai
q Plane Fortss brsasht together in any naFksk
eo0DFisiAe over hundred instxsAsnes fro0
Chieksrinx and other celebrated 1akers-
Purchaser win And their lsok sAssasA
my s&osk before making their selections
dan Arss class ins6unsns. II . very low psses-
w. +. COIBCRX,
DeexnASre stWsea HoussA q. QDsippaaf.
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

How TO DETECT COUNTERPART MONEY!
The vast number Of Counterfeit bank notes
continually in circulatiou should teach every
one TO be careful what kind Of money he
receives Some men are in the habit of tax
ing everything ike money that is offered
them, without the slightest inspection. This
should never be done unless received at the
counter of the Bank. Many men who ham
die considerable amounts of money, seem to
have but a vague idea Of the manner in
which bad bill may be distinguished from
a good one. We will tell them how it is
done. First notice the engraving, both as
whole, and in its separate parts. See that
the faces arc nicely engraved. that the eyes
look natural, and that all the finer parts Of
the engraving are neatly executed. Be sqre
that the Presidents and Cashier names are
written not engraved. See that the paper
IS fine and firm. such as other notes are
engraved on. If the bill should look sus-
l'cious. compare it with others known to be
good. Never take suspicious bill without
putting mark on it, in oider to know where
i come from. should it prove counterfeit.
Pad notes are frequently nearly worn out
tcf9ic they are put in circulation. The de-
s;gn is evident. Bills on bad or broken
banks are oIy to be avoided by the use Of
the Detector. Every who handles
money. specially every farmer, should have
one.
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

WASH FOR A BLoTcHED FAcE-Rose
water. three ounces; sulphate Of zinc, one
drachm. Mix. Wet the face with It, gent
ly dry it. and then touch it over with cold
cream. which also gently dry OF
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27
Indiana State Fair.

THREE SILVER CUPS!
II W. ROBINSON. Of Richnoad. Ind. arded
u the FIRST premium q Silver Cup $40 for the hes.
SESkaAroRanA BoxsrPowEn comeinee. and . CvP
reee@m~nded for Superior Workmanship There
were three Machines put in operation. one Of them
the Mofhtf Mach ne OF crystai Palace end
the Wsyns county Fair SILVER Cup for the Horse
Power aad separator. sn1 fwc cash ps ssninms-cas
for superior and for the best spec-
oeo Of Machine Castiaxs.
Persons wanting sap perios Machine esn be accom-
medss ID By addressing =. W ROBINSON
Ssean Ea8ines. Press Screws. Bridge Bolts, Ma
eAiae work. froa aaA Brass Css.ngs made to erdar.
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The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27

RtLE ron BETTER MAKING.-Ihe Mas
-achusetts Committee on Diaries saws: Your
committee having had much experience in
tutter-making. offer the following rules as
the result Of their experience:
The newer ard swecter the cream, the
sweeter and higher favored will he the but
ter The air must be fresh and pure in the
room or cellar where the milk is set. The
cream should not remain on the milk over
thirty-six hours. Keep the cream in tin
pals or in stone pots, into which put spoon
tnl Of salt at the beginning; then stir the
cream lightly every morning and evening;
this will prevent it from moulding or sour
ing; churn as often as once week, and as
much oftcner as circumstances will permit.
Upon cburnng, add the cream upon the milk
To the dairy. Cse nearly an ounce Of salt
IN pound Of butter. Work the butter over
twice to free it from buttermilk and brine,
tefore Jumping and packing. Beware that
il is entirely free from every particle Of but
tcr,nlk, and it will keep as long as desired.
In Scotland, a syphon is sometimes used to
separate the milk from the cream, instead Of
skiInnr !; tie pans"
The Richmond palladium., 1855-12-27
To thA Public

This is to eerti'hfy at in Juno last was stseked
with the Asiasict ,hoiera. and my phys
clan said in q collapsed state. l hsi remained In
thi. state hours " hen my physician infosm-
give and strictly forbidmy wife permitting any one
having any medicine nourshment whssev%r,
il would only hasten my death At this tins Nj
Forsha cs sme 20 me- and brought wth him . bottle
containing four ounces OF his Aiteiaivs Balm. and
asked permission oil my wife to il mo. ~ be
thou sht it would i'm nedately give ease. IL i'm
mediA,ely applied and in warm Precipitation psi.
or TO w hch time ex'remtties we're cold. cismmy
~ eat " as on my and head After the OF two
other bottle. OF the same med inc. ! entirely
relieved all distress and in few dsys resfos
ed to health ! would most ehesriuiiy and heartily
recommend this Balm sil W no afflicted IN .
.iail.r Wv I have also used IL in other di isesyes,
and have found il most excellent remedy do net
think it can be to highly recommended.
JOEL KIRBY.