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To- The stern Winter King still rules with
basolutc sway, pressing his icy fingers into
he very heart of mother earth, drying up
her lakes and rivers, with his keen, cold
breath. and clothing hilltop and valley with
. mantle of snow. Every thing without
looks cold, bleak and forbidding, causing us
70 turn instinctively to our cheerful homes
and blazing fires. The grateful incense
from the hearts altar rises to the Great Civ
or for food, raiment and shelter from the bi
ting frost and pelting storms of winter. But
while we have been thus favored and blest,
let us not forget the poor we have always
with us, and out of our abundance relieve
their pressing wants-remembering the Lord
loveth the cheerful giver. We are COM
manded to clothe the naked, feed the hungry,
and comfort the afflicted Now We ask OF
you-those whom the fruitful year has
crowned with plenty-to give of your album
dance as a thank offering to the Lord, for has
not our Savior said, 'inasmuch as We have
given to one of these. We have given to me-,
Farmers, YOU will never miss a bushel or
two of meal or flour, piece of meat, or a
cord or two of wood. Then do not deprive
yourselvesof the pleasure which benevolence
ever brings-dry the orphans tears, and
cheer the lonely widows heart out of your
abundance; for while we are preparing this,
there are those amongst us who, from sickness
or misfortune. are suffering the keen gnaw-
ings of hunger, and all the suffering and
restitution which the chilling blasts of winter
ever brings to the comfortless homes of the
unfortunate.
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Reaa ,he fnllnMin. Certificnte.:


Certihsste Of DR. J. IL Jordan late resident
of the Fourth stree, Cholera Hospital
| can cheeruly recommend the Alternative Balm to
the public knowing do, that It Is excellent
tcie. used If with good effect IN the Cholera Hos
p,tai in this o. add pains IN shs
stomach anil be wells also used il In case OF An
fsnms,ion OF the kidney. with the hsppiest effect
From ledge OF its vt<sues IN the Ahovs cis
eases ana others. which have used it. have ne
hestsncy in pronouncing IL superior TO any medicine
hther offered 10 the public it'll which have b.
come uainted, and would ehcerfully nm ems
II 30 the public
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Richrnond Green House.

THE undersigned ass completed his genen:s
opened his treen House situated az tie socth end Of
Pearl street. in the city % Richmond, and prepared
furnish the friends of Horticulture with general
soreIt Of Native ard Tropical Plants lie has about 50
varieties Of the latest and beautiful Roses Caneiias
fusias- Geranius Eerhcnss. nh!ias, Cscr1s, and
general variety Of Green House Plants variety
latest and approved Strawberry Parts and
Grape Vines JOHN = CoSLEY-
Richmond April :. 1854. ls-4
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Going East!

WOULD respectfully request all who know them
selves indebted by book account, to dis
charge the the earliest possible date, pur
pose starting East for the purchase Of goods about 5hs
2elh int hence the necessity for all my dues Hoping
this may be a sufficient hint,
Respectfully,
A. II. MILLER.
February 1855. s-h
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Cincinnati and Chicago fSaiiVOad

CiucinnA1i and chicago fSaAhVOh0
CHANGE CT ARRANGEMENTS
an Monday December 1883 and until iufther
Il road v!Ii follows
Leave Richmond $50 A. NJ.
Reaches Anderson. li:l5 "
Anderson 2.5h r m
Reaches Richmond $40 g
sth Mail Trans OF EATON aAc anu
Indiana Central Railroads.
A Freight Train, w4ih Passenger I ar attaehs1,
Anderson. ~ a VI
Reaching Richmond, N'%o
Leaves ltichncna, lsjo / u
Reaching Anderson, 3Ab
By this Anderson at 100 NJ passengers may
roach DAYTON by IL Nj. and Cincinnati by l3o NJ
az TiiiIrains from Day ton or eng an
:, H. .xeninp d. MORSE. Supr.
r1-..-rf
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Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

rE>E ai.rzgnei has hassd tn. ri sk. fer Us.nss
celebrated seesor.sesi Machines fss
county, and prepared supply all srtsFs 81 ar
l. only necessary - give i fair rts ~ oaF -
every family. and be intends hss the sp5s
good for and tsxt tAry sss ss9a
opportunity testing the x,csins to t~ss
be kATes number On hand 49,
h. 10 trial for three ar fo2r 'et
a for order shat -
rer. 49, =. t.fIy z.p,.c.,ea. "a
.s.etary shat tine. the A.ease can be -
aru-4 made prova1ei IL - ast sAIafss "
assurance to believe inst - -
found for the Ssrr-ese q ~~sAsbs "
kfus. =. rasskas ia time .5e orftnsry rtss
YIN half ,s the eioaes so ksa fe Eaah'a' 81
ses1 .,.s, ~ .irs, 81
SASH DOORS .nA FaANEs o. tns srsi unity. ne M
bu them
80 49, he hss taAnxs % is@ EShiSe ~
f@4 Invites particularly
~ -. P..rst wsshns Machine hs 70 "a
+ - - - -sssg. ,razs ,-fsi. ss5 rsa~h get
Il zsh Ard 2srsd
ss8r... ITfrs. O. rfI0gP.0s.
A&Eas.esSrsT. Ei<hx.sE4. ioa
E-g
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FANCY
A. H. Il j. w VESTAL,
fmporters aad Breeders OF Faacy Fowls,

Importers and Breeders of Faacy Fowls,
Cambridge City. Indiana,
vHNE subscribers have used extra pains 70 procure
from the best poultry yards in the United States the
best purc hlocded Fowls which consist mostly of BrSh
mn Poosrss, Chittagongs and few Of the Red, White
and Buff Shanghais.
We Are selling the above named Fowls - prices
Gin, from As TO Is per pair. and Brahaa Growers from
81 10 es Eggs from the iss Of March to tie iss Of
july PER DOZEN after she time specified Soc Per doz
en- The eggs vii, be from selected stock OF breed
srs which We have reserved for our own yards
We will spare pains il keeping GER stock eParate
50 - to keep different breeds pure All orders WI
rseesve prompt attention, If addressed to
H. 81. W. yESTAL.
@ Cambridge City. Wayne county, Ind
Eshrrsrr IL lSSS. S-ft
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Indiana State Fair.
STILL LATER

STILL LATER
AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS
- A. BALLARD euId inform all whom it
may concern, thai he may all times b. found
e~A~at cid stand, PIuEnmer's building, Psari
street, few doors south q Main. ready and vii
ling do ali q his poser fer the seifr % men,
and children. : CaoA assortmeat 81 Boots ard
always hand rzae order. Of the material
ship warranted satisfaction Bur the
important that Of al The crcCEnsa-
surrounded and ths
have driven adopt the exclusive
This will doaht enable
prices q york materially. which fGl
consistent with sou1d policy
living profits Good material and .1hs.sntal
sentiment principle that believe re amo
friiy
keep the prosecution Of
Richmond, August y, 1856. IS q
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A certificate from Rev J d. Finley.
CIxcfsNArr, M.Dch 4, 1853
Ds. fonsHA-This IS the t.rs time M long life
that have given my name 10 recommen tation Of any
medicine. general remedy, though have often
been solicited have used your Alternative Balm
for nearly two years, frat for the rheumatism
hip aad knee. OF which was nearly cripple, then
violen, attack Of tarrhpa myself. then for milan.
nation burns bruises. and for very severe case Of
stiff neck, brought on by violent cold and think
have had full proof oil ITS medical properties III g.eh
many Of the diseases for which YOU recommend IL,
and have no, found II fail in oil them
STILL DO not say that il is inisiibe yet is
my conviction that il Is the best compound for
hose com for which il is mended. thst
have ever RED and I have tried many. will not
IL procure 1t, DO without II IN my family Sor any
eousider.tion Hoping that You viii still continue
TO eornpou honestly and shat relieve thou
Yours, a:Tecti nasely.
This is TO certify that in the CT ls45. be-
came so very lame ana weak in my back, ocessieneG
oy lifting that could no, sit dc get without
holding on some object wss advised to try 81,
Forsh.s Alternative balm By bathing it six OF eight
times, my bsck perieciiy~ and t.ss felt
symptom Of its return since
NV wife also. has used it fcr Rheumatic pains
IA ne .Id so,thashe. with very beneficial results
Oeeern Der fst. 1915.
Certsfic ate from D. L. Starr
Ihave known Mr.. forsha's Alternative Bal to per
form very extraordinary cure upon horse that
very badly cut, some time since
used it upon one occasion externally, with good
effect.
b. l. STARR.
November 2lst, 1888
To the Public.
This Is - certify ihat nv " Re afflicted " ith
the spinal affection and dyspepsia oT nine years. and
. I.rse portion Of the time confined % her room
Three Joints her bark bone thEown out OF place
and curyed caused BIZ the disease and Fs4a Sas az
cutie Bow e3 Do 10 her stature duriEf her i!ssss
Ne bad three physieians attending her during the
ueprincpaf part Of her iss but xPerizaced no per
relief from thsv psescriptions aherw arc
procured one eo..ie 81 DR. Forshas AferstiTe Balm
snd BIZ she has used that bottle she felt Eyest
relief She used but seven BOTTLES wsen she vas
t.rsly and wei her disease. and Der bach bone
has an. SIC styAight 10 her staiUss
as she previous 70 her stack We heresv cersi-
fy IRA, Balm be the best 3Ieiue
use selieve il 70 be certain ssra for spina
affection sui dyspepsia and cannot Zoo highly recon-
mend II person afflicted with sae above dis
eases We sl.o fad it effse'usl care in many osheI
diseases which . have tried IL IN osr family.
Isignedl attXAApER CLARK.
.iARY B. CLARK
Lynehburg. Highland 90. ONO. Jsu. 2. 1857
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Com sssi ssiOner,s Sale.

UpY virtue order OF the Wayne Court Of Common
II October Term Is55. will sell at clock
P ed day Of February. 1885, the
premises the following described real estate to
Badrdye the heirs Of William V Davis de-
block Is in the town 0: hsgsrstown
Wayne county and state OF Indiana. the following
fourth - the purchase IN
haaG. fourth ia six months onefsurta in II mouths
and the residue IN IS months from The day OF sale
A. B. hNODE. Commissioner.
Ianrarx lssS. SIT
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Just ReceiVed:


FDNHE subscriber offers for sale exchange the undivided
half of three story Brick IeUse the vest end of
Main the of Main and Washin streets
row occupied ~ F. " Robinson Machine shop The
building about 60 together
frame building the hack q the lot The house 10
nearly n4whe 60 by l3a feet. in good iOca
tion for business sides and alley
the other sides TIE property will re seid reasonable
terms for cash. third in hand, third IN and
third in yo exchanged for farE unimpreFet
land or city property Come come alone at time
and have bar gain For particulars.
plication may he made by mail person
haze humber OF other pieces OF CITY property to
dispose of 81 various prices suit @ qualify Please give
call Ne. 10. Main II Lyrte build
ing II. B. PAYNE
Richn ord. December -. 1855 SLIM
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For Sale at a Bargain.

A NEW story Frame House, on the corner Of Cen
Are and High streets near the Depot-appurtenaIces
complete, for sale cheap. Apply Messrs- Cain &
Maisby, NM- r. BESioS,
Richuond Jan 81 1856 7-3m
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DO hereby certify that the above certificate is
ret and the statement oil the physician ade
true JULIA Ann KIRBY.
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Grocery and Provision Store!

ru,E undersigned ~oad respectfully info- the eisx.ns
Rienrcnd vicinity. shst he has commenced =
and Frovisoa business IN shs roe1 former
occupied = IL Citizens. snd hiss CT hand che o.
s-erec fer sale ia
city. lis consists n part u Loaf crashed
Sugars. CeaSe. Cfosoasf-. sa.srH.1.
starch Spices AMI black Teas Of s-yeEs
r. guatT Syrup. Fruits. Nuts. Tohacre Cf1-s
Fsa Dried and fact aMest article Il
,sr ne F.y Groceries be VIII sell IS lev as sr
cas- Re I'D IN this city elssshSre
IN this = permanent ecxlasss and II
his cctiTe stssGsa 10 .e sae ne hopes
- deceive a1s share et he pusc ratrenas-
= J. L. MEEK. in.
<i-cf
A-osions.-Jess drop Ia saa - tie ssser:Eens.s
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New Books at nrbank's.

New Books at Bnrsank's.
,K,HE inimitahie poEsTICks. MARY LYNDON. James
Il Gordon Bennett, Just receivedat
BURBANK BROS
Se-.ers.- 10 ISIS 3s41
NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.
NJ C. LEWIS & CO,
A RE receiving their spring supply 0! are
Afresh Goods. consisting 81 erea. variety Of NC
TIoNS- TOYS. CON EsTiON>. FRUITS NUTS,
PERFCSERY &c. which they offer fer ..is q. hole
sale retail. such viiI suit Customers
They h,Ee also est.olishei IN ocnneetion a BAKE
nv, anc prepared furnish 60 order ythfrx
in that line. At wAosssle s9 reral, best Of att
eie,, sa3 as low terms they he bad IN the
civ.
Gail ana examine cur stock. We have the articles
or sale .u4 sill sell those who ~ish to prehsse-
y Is es: roosa Of the SLAM House
r thner5. ArTI 10, -ss5- III
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A SPECULATION.

yT,HE valuable Oil Mill miles north Of Richmond,
hpilt by Howell fahnestuck, viii be sold at great
ha-gan ar traded for city property nrrchandze or wild
80. Fnouir. soon of James NJ Poe, who IS fully
- - - ! CHARL Is SUFFRISS-
- 1c=5 49tf
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PAPER HANGING!

F2NHE uniers snet prepared 70 paper rooms n So
manner They are prepared 70 furnish every
rfsy AID pattern Of paper Cincinnati All orders
ther s Left at their residence h house esih Of Depot
Sixth a. Kramer Irwin & Cos Railroad
Store opposite the Depot where large stock Of al Pa
constantly Kept hand. VII i promptly attended
uuNELLS Il cpS
March % l-l5
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Ton,b-sfones. tournaments. .te

Ton. b-Sf0nes. .S3O1:assi eats. sSC.
~ MORRISON. Main St, Richmond, Ina,
IL still continues manufacture. 70 order, every
vstiety Of Plain and Orna eatal Te6-Ssoles. Monu-
nents &C. SC Of the latest style and most beautiful
patterns.
r. He takes pains in informing his friends that
ne Ill sell cheap If not itfts ctt0Tsr fer ready
cash than be bought in the State.
His work Is warranted equal ade IN the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
lis invited call ard eSAine s and speci
Richmond, March 10, 1884
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CentreyilIe Steam " orks!

. ono POPLAR. walnut Red osS and Ash Logs wanted
-.oOC the hIsleS- cAsh price Viii lie paid
delivery n the Depot.
= large supply poplar, walnut, oak and ash Shin
superior quality, square Joist constantly
hand al reduced prices.
az worked upon the halves. delivered in az large
ogs as convenient We Turning SAVING. Hominy
Grinding, EATON y CLAkh.
July %. 1855 j2-f
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PREPARED By
j. .. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
WELL, MASS,
SOLD BY

l.. II. Mccullough Richmond, E. q. Potts, do, Bur.
bank and Bro. do.
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A-oeiens--Jsss drop /. saa - tie asses:Eens.s
lsp.AHi 1hAX1
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shaker EsrooIGs.
DGE- these fustIy er-tratss direct from
~ Union Village, fer sale > u. W b f-NS
June
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Coffee.

SUPERIOR article OF Rio Coffee can always efount
y atwhoeeale retail 1t No.Sl Main street
March3 1853 GEO. " BARNES
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NOTICE.

- Virgins C. o. wIGGISs and JOHN d WfGGlNS
doing business under the name Of 5 X
&C O. WiGginJ the sake Of convenience to
ourselves concluded change firm name to Hissins
& Co, hich title We will sail under hereafter
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sAnolher Miss BunhIey'.


Under this caption tie last West
minister SENTINEL contains long article de-
stailing an outrage alleged TO bave been per-
petrated near Middleburg, IN Carroll county
last week. The article being too lengthy
for insertion in to-day's paper, We annex
a few of the more material paragraphs:
Tc prove MISS BrNKLEy's statement
more fully, as we'll as the statement OF
others upon the same ground, | viii relate a
circumstance which occurred on Big Pipe
Creek in Ibe vicinity Of gooa old Middle
burg, in the 10th Legion II the family Of
David Buffin gton,g Esq lived a girl whom
tbey called MARY DrEBIS She IS the
daughter of man Of lie same name who
lives about three niles above Emwittsburg,
and i reported TO be Protestant in ro-
ligioas belief Ills wife, however, IS .
Roman Catholic Mary, however, who Is
he proper subject Of this narrative, is a
firm believer ia the Protestant faith. She
had been at Mr Buthagton's about two
weeks. On----of last week lady came
there ibid j say lady! think not driven
bT II gentlemen of color and told Der that
her mother was at the point of death, an d
she wished Ler to go along Immediately and
take all her clothes with her. When Mrs.
Burlington paid the girl, the stranger
wanted the money toput into her purse, but
Mary perferrcd keeping hold Of il herself.
She said she was from St. Mary's College,
and did not wish to be detained. Her
garb was of that. sort which is worn by
many of the inhabitants of St. Joseph's,
which / hsre seen them wear frequently
and which is acs adopted by outsiders So
that the clear presumption is, that she is an
inmate OF that Institution. The family Of
Dir. Bufla2ton, however, thought by the
evasive answers, she gave to their interros-
atories; and the appearance of her couuten-
ance which hadthcappearance Of one guilty
Of the blood Of souls, that she 'rqs an IN
posforl and 50 il viii appear, aiary suspie-
ioned berself herself-but NJ tile case
seemed to be so urgent, she considered It
her duty 10 60. Now, this woman was
Mary's Aunt, and her name was Leah Eline.
To.show Mary's antipathy to the Catholic
a. 40. Ea.
faith, will here give her o~n expression
when addre ssed by an inmate Of Ms. B's
house thus ssMary,i Isurely believe iaey
are going to make Catholic cut nf yon- 7
She raised up her hand in token Of i!er SIN
cerity aud said ''as sure rs there I. Tod
in heaven, I'll never bc . aCatAolir. .a .i
E The day following MWy's ,il'qsfiufs Mr..
Isaac BnfRueton aud Mr.. he.lhoi'z SCI out
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THE RATIFICATION MEETING II
aif a7A NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The meeting at the Tabernacle in New
York, on Friday evening, to ratify the nom-
nations of Fillmore and Doneson, was,
as stated on Saturday, large and spirited
The event Of the evening was the reeep-
ton Of Mr. Dbneison Fhe scene that
followed his Introduction battles descrip-
ton. The audience rose instinctiyely to
their feet, and seemed to lose all control
over themselves in the enthusiasm of the
moment. Cheer upon cheer rolled through
the spacious hall, and still cheer after
cheer followed; hats and handkerchiefs
were waved, soine leaped upon the backs Of
The benches, and some upon the ballus-
trades of the gallery, and each one present
stroye to outdo his neighbor in extending
the warmest possible welcome to the dis
tinguished nominee. To ada to the general
excitement, Dodworth's band struck up
Yankee Doodle, aud played it Though to a
chorus of cheers that has rarely been equal
led ever in the Tabernacle. We make the
following extracts from Mr.. Donnelson's 5
address, which contain the pith Of his re-
marks bearing upon the prominent qucs-
tious of the day:
THE OBJECTS or THE AMERICAN PARTY.
To restore harmony to the various Sec
tons of our Union--to brighten the links
which bind US together as sovereign States,
to purify the ballot box--to cut OF the
dangers to which we are exposed by the enl-
igrants to our shores from foreign lands
and to reputiiate all the higher law inffu-
ehces abroad and at home which have con-
trbntcd to obscure the landmarks Of our
old revolutionary fathers these, gentle
men; are the objects Of the American par
ty. These are the considerations which.
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leaders ID make . bargain aqd keep the po-
liticians n illeir r.aees i was the OLD
ride and tie game TIE nuliiaeF Of the
North was 10 have tie horse 10 1856 The
nnlliGer Of tue South was to.haye lin in
1860
rBatss gentlslpen. ihiz american parts1
puts is veto on this uphallewed attempt to
convert sectional Jealousy into . permanent
source Of political power, Il tells tbs new
school of Democrats that il prefers TO stick
to the creed Of Washington and, Jackson.
thar ts motto is .s0ur Federal Union must
be preserved'' Are we not authorized to
say that this is the .trueA american sentiment
aud that If We adhere to it, We shall con-
qder, and put an end to this contest about
slavery! ] think We are.
III hurryng my remarks to a close, ]
think you VIII agree with pae when l say that
it was no longer possible for an cid jackson
Democrat to act with Pierce and his friends.
He could not do so without acknowledging
the lead Of such men as Wise, in Virginia;
Of Davis, in Mississippi, Stewart in Ncs
York; " lson, in Massachusetts,; Douglas,
in Illioois; and Atchison, in Missouri. These
men are all acting rs a unit, in support Of
the modern theory Of State Rights, allow
ing that State may nullify an act of Con-
gress, and 90 outof tie Union when she
pleases- They may call themselves slavery
or apll-flayery men. They have commnn
/ purpose 70 accomplish at tleexpense of the
old landmarks Of patriotism as established
By those who founded and who reformed
our system.
On Sectional Parties and the highe, Law-
'.-fmericqns 10 rule .foaericq'' ?,
But We tell these smart higher law men
that the spirit Of Washington and jackson
is not extinct, or that the peopic are rally
ing as in the jays of old.to the preservation
Of the true principles of ihc Consultation
that mes5-TRIED NEN-are taking thoir
posts, and that tile cry AMERICANS
SHALL RULE AMERICA Will sweep
from the miserable jugglers who, under the
guise Of Democracy would sell the country
to the Pope Of Rome, provided they have
the privilege of lnonoPlizing hi, favors.
Let our motto then be, 'sour Fcderat
UAion--ii must md shall be gresssuea.''
e.4mericans shall y7tle .fmsT3cq'