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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-07

P. P. P.-We are particularly requested to
call attention to the advertisement headed
P. P. P, to be found under the head of
Wants" A gentleman frequently visits
Washington, and will do so on Thursday next,
April 10th. to buy anything the inhabitants
have to sell, giving a fair price for the same.
He especially purchases old books, standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical, curious, &c by
the volume or library; and for some scarce
works he offers high price. All having old
books littering about their houses, perhaps
unused or not looked ut for years, and often
considered as useless lumber, may dispose of
them to advantage by addressing as adver-
tisement directs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-07

Dispute SETTLED Yesterday, Captain
Birch was sent for to settle diff Guilty between
two families Of respectable colOred persons.
The Captain heard their statements, and held
all hands to security for peace, and they left
nis Office highly pleased with his decision.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-21

PaoF. Woop's HAIR REsroxArrvx-we iuvit,
special attention TO the advertisement of this article in
another column Of paper II has now been little
less than years before the public and vet il has
from il: intrinsic merit standard article upon the
shelves of almost all druggists and the Chester Herald
says 1T stands q: the head Of all remedies tho
kind" Nor is this resuit all surprising when 10
remembered that distinguished statesmen. well
many member. Of the medical profession indeed ladies'
and gentleman Of the highest intelligence, in al parss
Of the country testify that IL has and will the
hair the head of the bald all daadrus an3
itching and all diseases Of the scalp and than al,
preserve the hair il used for soe: parpose both in
eoior and from falling cut any imaginable age Read
er. .-y IL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-21

FIRE.-On Monday last. about noon, a fire
broke out in the house Of Elwood Clark, fiys
miles northeast of this city, which destroyed
hentirely. The house was occupied by Ed
mund Steadham, who, with his wife. was
away from home at the time, leaving it in
charge Of three Of his children. By the exer-
ions OF his ,ighbors. several beds and arti-
Giles OF furniture were saved, but his loss will
not De Tar short Of one hundred dollars Here
Sanother lessor OF taking up ashes in wooden
vessels. and putting them near dwellings or in
oa'-houses. as we understand this accident oc.
cured from box of ashes which was sitting
against the house.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-21

The superiority Of American inventive genius not
" tina; Of Engish progeniors but indeed of
all other nations has become tangible to be disputed
1t notorious the Worlds Fair Louion that tbs
Americans far out.trpped all Others in the useful nven
lions which they supplied We beat the English in
sells railroads teegraphs and manufactures by
We beating them il the scientific of Chemistry
and Medicine have long beat the of mankind
and practical Irouf OF this assertion Is shown
the that the prime remedies Of the allied armies
the East furnished from the laboratory Of
countrymcn DR.. !. c. Aver. OF Lowell. is filing
ders quantities of his Cherry PICTORIAL and
Cahar.c Pills for both the land and forces in Tus
key His medicines have been tried and approved by
those in power, who have found them the reliable
which they could procure for the exigencies which
they are TO be cmployed.-N. Y. Times.
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Conyentjon March g. 1895

II We are authorized to announce ARCHIBALD Pos
fos, candidate for County Surveyor, subject TIL
decision Of the Republican Nominating Convention.
give are authorized to announce NELSON SHARP a
candidate foT County Commissioner subject tho dc
eision of the Republican Nominating Convention
I'VE are authorised TO announce ED4UsD LAWRENCE
candidate for {. unity Commissioner, subject thu
decision Of the Republican Nominating Convention.
~ We are authorized 10 announce jesse T. VII
LlAEs candidate for Sheriff subject the decision
Of the Republican Nominating Convention.
- We are authorized to announce VIM. T. DENNIS,
Psq, candidate 70 Representative to the next Lee
gsature. subject to tho decision Of the Republican
Nominating Convention.
II We authorized 10 announce C. T. WILSON, of
Centreville, candidate for Sheriff subject to the de-
sison Of the Republican Nom mating Convention. 4
~ We are authorized to announce W w LYNDE
o candidate for recollection to the office Of Treasurer
subject the decision of the Republican Nominating
Convention.
TT weare authorized to announce JAnEs p Boa
CESS candidate for Representative in the next Lee
g.sture. subject to tho decision Of the Republican
Convention.
DR. We authorized to announce ELI DILLMAx of
Dalton township, as candidate for County Surveyor
subject to the decision of the Republican NOMINATING
Convention, IN March next.
4.#We authorized to announce Rrcuuoxp THoRS-
svRG Of Economy, candidate for Sheriff. subject to
the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention
We are authorized to announce ASDaEw MERE
pun, candidate for Sheriff subject the decision
q the Republican Nominating Convention.
1--WE are authorized to announce JAMES NJ AUSTIN,
the legislature subject to the decision of the Republican
Convention.
~ We authorized to announce 3. F. Writ, Of
Dublin a candidate for Representative to the LegisIa
spre, subject to the decision Of the Republican Nomna
ting Convention.
Tr We are authorized to announce W. G. JEFFRIEs
Of franklin township, candidate for Representative
the Legislature, subject the decision of the Repub-
lean Nominating Convention.
Tr We authorized announce r. c. SHUrE az
nldae for County Surveyor subject TO the decision
tho Republican Nominating Convention.
TIVE are authorized to announce CHARLES II. Bur-
eHESAL, candidate for Judge Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas subject TO the decision Of the Republican
Nominating Convention
1--WE are authorized to announce ISAAC n. BEEsoN
Dalton township, candidate for County Commits
noner subject TO the decision of tho Republican Nomi
mating Convention.
VI We are authorized to announce HENRY w. SHU-
NAN. as candidate for Representative in the next
legislature. subject to the Republican nominating
Convention
I'VE are authorized to announce JEHrEL RAILS
Ack as Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the
Common Pleas Court, subject to the decision of the
Republican Nominating Convention.
1--WE are author lied to announce WILLIAM p
BESros candidate for Judge OF the Court of Com
flas, subject to the decision of the Repu61ca
Nominating Convention
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or the Palladium


a. herroR-Harin, recently passed over the line If
$3.50 terS and Erie Raircaa. take pleasure in an
ss g All who interested ia the various thor
s-Atss Ieading the Atlantic coast, nv partsii,v
f'e,erenee for this road IL is certainly the most
sna expeditioHs route. connecting with tho Wes-
4. 49, I1aas TO New York. The read Is built upou the
49, sna g. and the wide, elegant and eommo-
.rsas ars pertoa If this road has double track
de- S0Reted, obTiatins entirely the danger CT col
Il. along this line from Dunkirk to New York
Nrh,s me Traveller il constantly attracted and de-
e1e ~ beautiful aaa rapidly changing scenery. At
sea. ne may dwell upon landscape with Alternating
sarra,n groves and dotted VITA splendid abodes
ana y every indication of convenience happiness
s.1f,, and at the next. fad himself dsship-
tk,nr anu proudly forward those splendid charists
~a.r. III III maintain gorsss AMI BY rushing waters
dess. Lure SUI asserts her prirneval grandeur ana
the sr'ion even by the hand u industry .rdscd
rsI,ss sonS the Delaware river can sca-cey be
Ca;s, "udness beauty and sublirnity by any in The
Ana Ts Als not all. Passengers upon the New Yo-s
aaiirosd invariably receive the most kind ,,5
h;,, asssn'ioa Those men who have the rssns,ns;
an u, supervision. not promoted loafers I'm.
ther..Ia ~ortay Scntemen. They do NOS rranifcs.
i,v 70 passengers with al assumed and d;zs-uxs
sas,I,@ superiority. but with politeness kindness
So ana a disposition Of honorahls associs.i,a =
,n-s any enc ever travel this road -r,s nv -,
-sa'oa, am assured beyond all de.bs or -,.s,;S,
sna y, not regret having read this hsis; article
A - s1Sxesaen. e. L.
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For tho Paliai iurn.
a CARD.

MEssSs EprroRs:-During the last term of
cur Common Pleas Court. l announced TO
Tue members OF the Bar. that had formed a
a;ff,ine'ship in the practice Of my profession,
"1n gentleman in Indianapolis. which
"oaid render il necessary for me TO resign
my othce. At that time l expected to resign
~ immediately; but since this we have changed
cur arrangements. so that our firm is com
P0sed OF thres members. NJ l. kenzie, John
ssn n and swee;zer Under this arran cement,
'aaa DC enabled to hold the remaining Terms
!; y Court intervening during my continuance
=. n,s being the case, l shall no; resign. I
As 'ais mode of informing my friends of the
MIN. III. JOHNSON.
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Richmond Union SCHOOL.


To the Board of Education Of the City of
Richmond.
GENrLEMEs: Subjoined. I submit my fifth
monthly report. embracing the usua. topics.
and many additional statistics, giving fair
idea of our method OF instruction. Tie pro-
gress of our school has been fully equal to our
expectations. That great progress has been
made in intellectual education is apparent to
every one who troubles himself to lcok in up
on our school. That there has been as much
done in the moTQE cultivation Of our pupils, is
doubtful. Notwithstanding every effort has
been made by Supt. and teachers, to promote
it. Where pupils had long practiced profani
ty and falsehood. destitute of ambition and
self-respect, it is not the work of a day to
break up such practices and implant new, es-
pecially where the example and practice of
parents and the teachings of the school-room
are very different. Ii is deemed of far greater
Importance that the moralfaculties of our youth
be rightly cultivated than that high intellsc-
tual attainments be made. Yet parents often
lose sight of this important matter. and allow
their children to require habits most vicious,
and ruinous. Parents who allow their boys
to run about the streets after dark, and to roam
about promiscuously on the Sabbath. general
ly find them we'll indoctrinated in immortality.
and altho the tuition fee is small, in that school,
the price is most always enormous and is sure
to come with accumulated interest.
Report Of the Superintendent for the month ending
Sth February, 1856.
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BUILDING LOTS
KSl TIA e ssyOf E2jcfa sl20Nd.

ING LO ) on Main street, between " ashingson
and Front streets. suitable for almost any kind oil
Business Stands being IN the adjoining ire best
block o. Buildings in the c.y which he would dis pose
OF 70 persons intending to build this season. ct es-
tremsly low prices bling the purchaser TO buy the
ground and build soo3 brick houses for less money
than the numher 81 feet of bare ground in AZ!
joining square would be worth This must esentu-
ally good square for all kinds of business and Is
the chance buy lots favorably located
on Main street, at the prices they will be sold
have also eight lots yet dispose of on Green and
Washington streets, north of Main street
Also, few handsome LOIS situated Cliff street.
in Jesse Iien's addition AL of which VIII be sold
very favorable terms. Apply
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
Washington street, north OF Main. Richmond.
January 81. 1856. Tt:
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Spinning's Livery Stable.
Feb. Il

- The undersigned has again .xTsHsr-s-s -
fLsS suElsd business the old Western
LAl stage Company stables, the no IA >------
81 Marion aud Walnut streets, where he
pare the travelling public with thing
his line the accommodating heretofore
he will travellers others Of the
that desired with comfortable vehicles, good
Io- and careful dri,
lis will call any of the city for railroad
their residences
elsewhere may desired. Orders len the .ablS
viii be promptly attended
II Thankfal the past liberal patronage he has
ceive hopes prompt attention 70 business and
able charges continuance
w T. SPINNING
Richmond, January l.. 1859. SIT
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Public Sale.

w I'LL be offered public yendue, Friday,
~ day Marc, 1885, the f-ra Of The
miles y. e Richmond, Hills Railroad Station
folio property towit One horse
horse and farm harness, plos.
caivators U5oser Boy horse old
spring; kitchen furniture
Eeat young bresding Windmill.
csin necessary
sale o'clock A NJ. when
made known, AID due tendance given BY
FLEMING WATSON.
FEB. q, 1855. lott
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SyaI r. LEFEvER1 r. n UEDEa1s ooD.
LEEEVEE 81 ENDEEW 00D,
CITY STOVE STORE.

IS 7 awe ilosg receiving in ads -lioa 80 already
~ large assortment fresh invoice Of Stoves, &c.
calculated for h S2ring trade. 0UE assortment viii
then be the most nPiete IN town. snl coaf
dent ii saving that Il win be to the decided s1vants
every wishing purchase any thing N line
give Is csll at least before purchasing elsewhere
Our staeA consists of COOK STOVES, OF v&rtoUs
kind " II and coal Parior Church and Shop Stow
We have also large stock OF Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, made By exPerpne ed worNaeE. unaer our
personal supervision, that every article be
relied n We need not say any thing about ROOF
ING, GCfTE3ING and SPCU TING, ss the general
sstis:ae tion have heretofore given IS eur best
conIRea ,.ation.
e. III orders for the above ana other yyors, viii
be promptly attended to and warranted to give salts
faction II price and -lnsnship. Give call.
LEEi.EFR 2 TNDiRNCCH.
u Agents for Emarsols Patent Nenrllator tor PUB
lie Buildings, Churches, Sehool-Houses, &c.
January 81, 1856 f-tf
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees!

5lHE subscriber having arrangements With some 9th.
= most reliable Eurserymen East for supply of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees, 20 be delivered carly in the
Spring would inform those wishing purchase 10,
" Spring planting that ell orders lief. with him BY the
18th of February VIII be promptly filed Persons par
chasing through him. may feel assured that the and
frui. viii p-oye 70 All orders left at the Of
fce Of Elliott Huttens Lumber and Coal Yard ad
dressed the subscriber through the a will be thank
fully received. JOHN H. hi lON
la. lO1s56 Pal 6t: Far 1t
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PKOFESSO WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

E9ROF WOODS Hair Restor alive is o doubt the
most wonderful discovery of this age of progress
The fal.owing ia from. distinguished member Cd the
ula dc a. pr efess ion.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that writ Of attachment
was issued by the undersigned. the 4th day of
February, 1856 against the goods, ehattels rights.
credits nenes and effects OF George w Beard, at the
suit OF Joseph Fox and Robert Z Fox, by virtue of
which writ Panorama " agon has been attached
the property of said Defendant and the trial of said
cause Is set Tor the oth day OF March, 1890 at ~
O'clock, 4. NJ, nv ctice in the city of Richmond,
Ind of which all concerned viil take notice
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
kichmoa9 FehruarT II. 1886. 9-5w
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Premium Sweet Potatoes for Seed

WE have \ large qaautity Of Sweet Po.ztcss sata
w bic for Sprouting hich will be ready delivery
about the of April Persons wishing purchase
had better send their orders We - hare
Plants sufficient supply all demands frcl the ISt IF
May until TIE last Of june.
All orders WI. receive prompt attention. addressed 70
A. II. & J. ". YESTAL,
Feb Il. Cambridge City, Ind
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i VERY Neat Dwelling House for sale or rent stua-
= ted south Franklin Street.
Dec. 81 POE & H0LLING SwORTH
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SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Jason Ham has pur.
chased the splendid residence on North Ma
rlon street, of r. III. Thurston. formerly own
ed by VIM. Degraf:-prce. $500. Jason
Ham has also sold the frame house on Pearl
street adjoining B. Strstton store house TO
Jesse Hiatt of Milton, for 1900
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u This beautiful Spring weather is suf-
fcient inducement to all who desire to see
themselves "as others see them to visit Mr..
Watson's Daguerrean Rooms. His Daguerre
pictures cannot be surpassed.
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EG- The members Of the Social Degree
will be addressed by Sister MARGARET J. New.
TOE at their Hall, on Monday evening next
The members are all notified to attend.
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TO RENT.-A huestore room on Main street twenty
two feet wide one feet deep, in good
der VIII be years under Terms moderate
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A Rare Chance for Bargains.

THE undersigned, sssignees of NJ. D Leeson, offer
at private sale. the following described property:
4 new and well selected stock of Goods, consisting
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Stoves &c
ALSO-A house and lot. No IS and q, and the
north half OF lots No 81 and 80 in the of Jack
sonburg There is also the premises large and
commoiious stable ana csrriase house. and other
necessary oubuild.nys, and lot Of young fruit
and ornamental shruo5ery. This il of the best
stands in the county for selling goods The house is
large and commoGious. and is suitable for store
and dwelling with large room and wood house
atiac he'd, end in Of the test neghborhoods in the
State he goods and property will be sold together.
separate suit purchasers the property will be
rented the person purchasing the goods. if desired
Aiso-A PORK house and fixtures the town OF
Jscksonburg. conveniently arranged and large enough
for slsushtering five hundred head per day
Also-The undivided half Of four hundred Of
land lying in Madison and Delaware counties, the
whole will be sold together ii desired will be sold
in lots of so or 100 acres, 10 suit purchasers.
The above property W i'll be sold low ana easy
terms. For further particulars, call the under
signed Il Jscksonburg, Wayne county, Ind.
JAMES Lesson.
LARGENT Lesson,
Feb IA, lS56--4t 50 o Q Assignees.
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Look Before You Lean!

q MESSRS. HIRST s co. are ROW rcceir -
E5* and opening at their Store. No 1s Main eat
sA~As7R chmond Indiana. o. the En- stocks Of
Clocks, Watches sni Iewelry that has beau
ia Richmond They wcg-5 respectfully call the a.
:eution OF all who wish buy any article il their
line. 20 the heading % this advertisement and call
No IS and Prise their goods bsfore purchasing else
where At; The old prices aud by doing they
money, sell aIticls for what il is ana
rant It 20 be represented. We buy orr goods st
the tactosies at first prices. and fer OILY sn5
think We can sell at lower prices than any house in
Richmond.
We also prepared 10 furnish 70 tie TRACE all
kinds of goods il line wholesale, Al New Yo.k
prices We are also agents for Spex1ys town tow
sr Clocks for the West.
We furnish 10 order any article IL our Lee
wholesale retail lower than the loves.
All sorts OF time pieces repaired and warranted BY
workman
For good aytieies low prices aa3 fas work..asAi p
challenge composition
Richmond, December 20. 1855. IF
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b1s- In the Daguerre and Ambrotype line,
the cottage" of II. D. ScHooLEY, possesses
great a.trsctions-it is crowded with those
who are anxious TO be taken of by his superior
instrument.
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New FIRM.-It viii be seen by reference
Hessrs. KING & MORGAN, that those gentlemen
have purchased Mr.. J. NJ Parsons interest
in the Butchering Business, and are now az
Mr.. P's old Stand on Main street, ready and
willing to supply the citizens of Richmond
of all kinds on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday mornings Of each week. We hope
the new firm will be as successful in the
business as Mr.. Paxson and mete out to their
customers such meats as will meet with their
and GO and get your baskets filed.
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Married-on Tuesday evening last. ty Rev Augustus
Eddy Mr. H CHAIRMAN, Of Lesisvilie, Ind,
MISS LoSINea McWHtNSKy, OF this city.
u Accompanying this notice received share Of
the ease sufficient to indicate their the happy
event May their joys &c Multiplied. unAlIoyed pros
pertx
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Public Sale.

Will sell At public sale Saturday, the day of
March next, n my residence four miles Rich
mc.l3, Horses, MIX Cows and Young Cattle Sheen
Hogs, Hay, Oats and C1rn. aud Farming implements of
various kinds. credit Of ten months viii be given on
all Eve dollars.
JOHN McWHINNEY.
February Il, 1885. eff
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RELIGIOUS N0TICE.-The Rev. ]. Y. Schouler Of
Fair Haven, q Will preach the Associate Reformed
Church. in this city, next Sabbath, at o'clock, A.
NJ The public respectfully requested TO atterd-
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Of the last will and
ment If John SeufF-an, dad. Those having claims
against the will present them legally autnentca
ted, within year. Tlose indebted requested
make liam adas payment The estate supposed hs
solvent. 4. WOODWARD, Exeeutoy.
JARuarE 81, 1856. 7-3t
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FANCx FOWLS.

A. Fl. & J. W. VESTAL,
Importers and Breeders OF Fancy Fowls.
Cambridge City, Indiana,
TINEE subscribers have used extra pains to procure
from the best poultry yards the United States the
pure FLOODED Fowls which consist mostly of Brah
and Bud Shanshais.
We selling the above named Fowls at prices
ging from S. SIS per pair, aad Brhra Growers from
g. IS each Egg feln the ls Of March the Ist Of
July 81 per dozen, after the time specified soc per dog
The eggs vii be fro-a selected stock OF breed
ers. which We have reserved for yards.
We vii! spare pains in keeping stock separate
keep the different breeds pare. All orders VIII
prompt attention, Il addressed
A II. ]. W. NESTAi,
Cambridge City, Wayne county Ind
February Il, 1856. eff
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CARLrrr, IL June II 1879

CARE--r, III. June 81 1879
Rave u.ed Prof q. J. !. cod. Hair Restorative
aat have admired its wonderful efTe.t. Nv hair v.s
cscoming as thought. prem tsreiy gray, BY tie
of his Restorative il las res-sai its oriein.l
color, and have no ceslbt perm snen,iy so.
SIDNEY bREESF
Ex-Seaator United S.s.aa