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TERMS.
-ketpiag, EstfUtes and EeEsatEs4p, t"rurttseiy TN
ls I c5arss Ii Iddiss
markell the career Of their aimee
neStd exsrtions TO meet he Egst Scisat he
rapily inefta ieusid fos
the Prtsl, a lisay y and eenhsrs
asg s:s
gcn C0GNTING ROOM bv oral exercises,
stu,tent b. this process, drilled at the DESK ifUid
by seu uuth he has mastered the EholeToutne
Ss,rtd an sore,ttisship IL some Ltrgs Connsrc;tf
Hsse; and thus AL aSGNardness tnering, and egreGous
In addition TO our engagement Of accomplished Assist.
ants, have also secured the services Gi some OF the
toRss: . ,a.,,,.,, ~ .x,.n,. 10 n.r,.n,,,,..
here hut i. embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY hook KEEPING, with and full discussion Of
and asto cs Et SlsS &C.
osrspl Gouu.ercIal Pfo.Geis Commercial Galcglatons
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade, Part
| nsrsllip, &c,
TIE LIDIES' DEPIRZlfENT
Is now opened reception Ladies' No Institution in
the Union mpOrts more thorough or Interesting course in
In e9lslGsion, would aid, tha. shall put forth
best efforts to merit In stu nors aegTss' the ss
sgs :, esss,s f. e giors ! sfSg S s a@st i asg
otEsr siniI.ir Mercantile college.
Among tile many yreccOmmendatIOus We give the follow
tnS:-
1--WE the undersigned pleasure In testifyng that
personally acquainted with Slr GrNDgurs ability
and Teacher of Book Keeping, which Is of thv
highest orlsr IL has had grsa! sNpsrenee as an AS-
ountau heavy Commercial anil Banking Houses, which
gives him superior iacilys inp,rtng PrdcticQt
Enosrledge Of Book Keeping, and khoroHgA Cor'nlsEtdA
III. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
PRESIDENT Of Farmers College.
LoRfS ANDREWS,
- President ofRenyon College.
|. - -
To Young who Wish to acquire "BaSihesa E,tttcd.
'iom,n think affords facilities seldom tqqaivi-
the qualifications Of knoAl-
edge uness teaching, added practical Counting
experience, and confident that graduates from
College wlbs fully competent TO keep tl'e most coptf-
GtIted SetgT Bo0&S.
j. J. JANNEY, Sacy hoard of Control State Bank Of O.
J. +. rARI. Book Keeper at D, 7. WOodhuEy's.
o. oVERDIEt, BOOK Keeper ut Clinton Rank:
I ii. z. MILLS. Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
/ c. B.MASON, Hook Keeper at J. IL. Riley s Co.'s.
| EF7~F0r full particulars, send for circular.
! 5GRANGEE &c .AAtJESTR0N0,
/ fe4-Iv --- ProDrietors.
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pbe Musical World for 1876.

VOL. XIV.
WE COMMENCE the new year with reduction Of one
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give journal The widest possible circulation The
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Of the year 1856
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TowSsLEH's INDIAN VEGETABLE @ TOOTH ACHE AEo-
NHETnEtit he tIe or not that natnrs IS PROVIDED with
w nfabc remedies for all the ills that ass Is heir it
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catalogue Of human sueTnEs be speedily and GeCtu
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Tnw$sLET'S TOOrHAcnE ASODTHE
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PHnee t:be Of Indians in the Platte country Of Missouri
anUyue extensively tried by the first ami
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TIE G1LTANIG z8UpP0P7.E}1i -
THIS Female Supporter, operating simple selentlHo
principle, gives and often complete relief
arss OF the SpnCand in all where support needed.
For sale by
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NOTICE. =
firm of IIvIskell g. Co., Will be dissolved By limitation,
james A. FrtzeF retiring from the fiTin
persons Indebted to viii please call and make pay
Without delay, and those having claims against the hr
will present them for adjustment.
December 81 1885
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WHEELING VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
NI.i5: MIS- 9l.!.Fs4 II ) ! Gus.
y6HST iEPTT0N {sbf6'e IL Y TRE4i
slIinJH A u AzI11ION
M Ed TO al n Il, l1sfisLl lAsPgO OR s.

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assIT;7BYT JOHNSON. sTEGA RI NJ D., o
,'of ,SstG ssdsss i IS gS ssat 1'''aafy
s as % ma sas sGnissSisS iSas ss
shines her diadep Is her
te41 sI1 81 SisDits soI IlKTIoS
in the treatment of oonsplnptlen sass'ons-
The nygt pesurti nOeIs Prf1sS,ess, con
istei in the treatment Of etf OF skr and
to he taken into ts stomaclisf lnnEs
white tt Sassi aaaek gp g Us 9ng
swallowed The stomach, Where eststss pIs The
fsSe,ioSs md h,. tlips last
see the a6surlity the positive
,sss.e ssg sf I, .enSea On 5e pas sess s " go
10 ne IdhFs The Ia
are applied directly 4" the lungs where the disease exists;
hyaE,h by administering TO i hsahS lfs-gy!ng food
There IS so hopeless that Inhalation VII not each
manner il Of administering lie vapors being simple sl
the nVultdls never required TO leave ho1is Shsf
Of and anee'0n 'ea' 80 Au Ss
The inhains method is soothing, safe, speedy,
they CONVEYED into the lungs In the FORM OF
PGF athsi to the oonsef
The ec world and establish the entire durability Of Con-
appsa to the common of all afflicted viii! lung dis;
cases. the advantages OF Inhalation, and
longer apply medicine TO the nnGnending stomnsh
claim for InhalAon place n9nEs inc precious sis nt
nature and art ha; ySn us days may be long In
'ns tA'.s AJAX OF OF REFUGE FOR THE CoNsusIPTlvE.
method Only rational, but sirplr, safe and taica-
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
Un,on tender my Acknowledgements their frank aud
manly tcsttying to the merits sl
the blessings OtAedcted vapor Inhalation in the treatment
One Sord for myself in answer TO those claiming to have
introduced the practice and 70 the tribe OF iitao wle
with GTaLeu imPudencc claim itas their oTn both wrote
Of Inhalation and ractsed II 16 years. The apia;
ratus then used Nth ns mSdsal agents & ,
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IARCTI 26. 1856.
Nj Nj S Gel .Il A NOUS.

Thc most Ihoroagh ana l'ractfcnI InntI
sa ePgliOn in :iIaE H.oSI.
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For FWu co;tse faclldsag dit Deparfrrsnts Of Bcok
kseeiaa. EsstNte8 alLa l,eNaltNttR, tnrartaktg Tn
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE

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sz1.a gent Tor tsnnc = OTIS
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TE4LEK in .uuerot PS,T FloIs p.,rp
Er4plEs JEIII SSGcls cSTsTr srSASs SioLassSs sra.
rr and every article usually :ounI In Family (ToSsrS
Ny cid customers viii find the sort Of Teas Cof
FLOUR and other delivered in the city free of
5FaI dkerchiefs and CTavats.
n TANDKERcliIEFs kinds embracing the lowest and
most nsaioaabic styleS OF Stocks and Ties: ti
: satin !;
Halt lLSss Lose Of an Ep' embracing double feet ard ba.
susneadsT. 5Si; Of all sov. ,,o.
lsf WHICH sl be sold very low q. No. 2. Washington
Hall aniiny sy l-t-3t5 ,,.I,,,I,
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q GROSS B5TII 6ffjs Worm SCTin for sSip n
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GN0ss-"rtshts 4ndIanaV low BY
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ON LBS, LIthufgc, Just received Eg EI.fTT7fT
IN poz. Cherry PeetoFaljq9s rsssysa BY.
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II jS15 s : IA IYffiftTS TSE PIfSi, rIprn
3 sss 3sas khsei On iGf 'llfsf q pusry1gLD.
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- DISSOLClHION. 81 s-Eas
TEParnershp existing between the subscribers under
i the r name TAoIrsoS PATERSON is this
solved mutnal consent. The business will be conducted
by JOE H. THOMPSON, who Will collect all dSbtS due the hr,
allIl pay all ciGiros against IT,. t-.--s.5s.3 :
- % JOIINH THOMPSON5i
'7et ssei s,.tai7e J.N.paTTERsoS, ~
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;t.htgl CozPa1tnership. ..rss So,
n BMARsH has this day associated With htrs IS. I. Way
- man, the purpose ofttasaetng the wholesale and
retail Boot and Shoe business old stand Of seFsh,
the hrmof lsit1 2lg-s ~ y.s MARSH &SWAYAkN.sr
July lst, 1856 IaSo
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X fl0 BRLs. Floufs faInfly brand; M q
!eytlS 26ffts RYE Flour - 5s = =
1000 busGtlsShelIed Corn 5sale;bys & hizz 4.
aeeas 1tisE GORDON, TREySs& &seQ. q
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RECOMMENDATIONS by PHYSICIANS.

RALrH sroSg, NJ. D.
JoSAs \. SiOTT, NJ. D.
CYaUs KINGSLEY. 81. D.
wM. n. AUSTIN, II. Il.
ORyrtI.E VPSON, II. n.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
no! FOR HAMILTON!
Rail Road Fare Half Price.

A .Speriai Ercurstoa ha1t;re train VIII
leave Richmond for Hamilton ON Friday the
Goth inst It 20 A. VI.
Excursion Tickets good on that train only,
except for persons coming from other roads
Excursion Tickets good on return trip at
3.25 and Z. 10 p. NJ. train.
The meeting at Hamilton is expected to
be the largest gathering of the people ever
held inthe Miami Valley, If not in the West.
Mr. Banks, Speaker Of tlre House of Repre-
sentatiyes, is confidently expected to be
present. Other equally distinguish and elo-
quent orators have promised to be there
Preparations are made to entertain 100, 900
people; but we advise all who 90 to take
ther own provisions, as it viii be impossible
% provide for all who viii he in attendance
At least five hundred should go to Hamilton
rom this county. Keep the ball rolling! Go
very man that can. and take with you your
+ife, sons and daugbters-''your man ser
ants and maid servants
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
Grand Rally at Cambridge City.
OLD xyAYNEEN THEE FIELD.
"oNCE MORE TO THE BREACH"

"ONCE MORE TO THE BREACH"
The Republicans Of old Wayne and Of
Eastern Indiana send greeting to the world,
that there viii be Mass Meeting Of the
friends Of Free Speech, Free Thought and
Free Territory, at Cambridge city, on Friday,
tie 10th day Of October next. Ample ar
rangements are being made to accommodate
all who may attend. Eminent and eloquent
speakers have promised to be present. 1t is
expected that ii Will be the largest meeting
ever held in the Whitewater valley.
The arrangement and expectation is that
the Republicans of this County will each
take with them large basket of provisions
to aid in feeding the multitude. 1t is to be
a meeting of old Wayne and all should con
tribute to it. 1t is the last rally before the
State election. Let all attend, and devote
that day to our country and It's well being.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
sale CT Kansas Lands Postponed.

The Commissioner q Indian Affairs, by
authority Of the President, has given notice
bv advertisement, 5ha; tie sale OF the Della
ware Trust Lands il hansa, Territory is posi-
poued from tie 2osh 81 October uussl lie / "a
day Of November uex.. Sale 10 take place
At Fort Leasenworh, in said Territory. This
postponemeut OF the sale OF those lands IN i.
after the Presidential election. ) a very proper
measure
O. The CoIum5iaH. we are sorry 10 learn.
has been discontinued for want Of adequate
support NJ. Rows, than whom. We % a..
know of more c4yer honorable. gentleman
sbored hard % build il up . a paving POM,
bu, falling 10 accomplish his purpose, lie wise
lyabaudoned tie enterprise To his credit, De
il said, that whatever loss has occurred in
connection with the paper since be became
connected with 1t has been fiered BIZ him
self Ga. Ga-etts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

Rufian Legislature. and Here's tic l-tlsce tie
army of Pierce i called 70 "subdue these
rash freedom loving and tyrant hating men.
Prisoners and lrhyl-Hiram gives II as
his candid and deliberate opinion. that those
who are held rs pris uers. are 50 from the fac.
that they have imposed upon the mass Of the
people who right. and deceived them into
2 ri2iatio# II The oreauic ifa- ofsz s-rrtfara,'
and he sly es such men As Robinson, Brown
Dei,zier aud others a. law ,leun-ja- devils
Again lie says, '.lhe organic aet Of tie ,erri-
tory las been wou.only tramplal under .so.
by he fanatics and loa.cr~. hence his tPiercy,s
action in he premises. :" and he eoac'zI= les tisa:
Pierce ought 10 have '.taFkened Tie heavens
with some Of lhem." Quite liberal Free
State man, " IS Hiram! VIII. Nc presume it
viii be considered fair FOR Us to suppose that,
if Hiram has no. yet seen '.the bill which wa,
introduced By Douglas and pass'd the; Senate
lie has at least seen the charge Of J dLe L
eompte to the Grand Jury. and has probably
adopted his mode Of reasoning "a convince
himself that these prisoners were ms. only
held in duranca for 'decciviag lie people into
violation OF the organic law, but that they
themselves had 'won;only :rampled under
foot" tha; act, We take The following extract
from Judge Lecomp.e's charge, and leave Hi
ram Ia tie hands Of cur readers:
This Territory was organized bv an act q
Congress, aud SO far lis authority is from the
United States L has Legislature elected ia
pursuance Of that organic act. This Legisla
ture, being an instr1aeat # Coa9rsse, by
which it governs the Territory. has passed
laws. These laws, therefore, are Of United
States making aud authority, and AL that It
sist these laws resist the power and authority
Of the United States, and arc therefore guilty
q high treo&1a.
Now, gentlemen, if You fad tha: any per
son has resisted these laws, then you mast
ttnd him guilty ot' hi4h heasoa."
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warna County Asr5eultnral Fsi...

Tie sixth annual Fair # the Agrscul5 ars !
Society was held At Cambridge city. durin z
last week. The attendance was quite large.
considering the high state Of political feeling
in the country. Tie exhibition Of Horses
and Cattle was the largest and best ever
had IN The county. and never e4uaIled at as.y
county F.ir in the State The display il
the luechaa.esl department was rot 8 lsr.e
and ,.,l7l. Jut IN many articles quite res
pec,.ble The variety # vegetables OF
exhibition was not - large a. common. ta.
saucll better than was anticipated from tie
u1stayagah,eaess Of tie season. The focal
department was 2 zen up with much taste
av the ladies Of Cambridge city who mani
Tested quite an interest in this department. Of
the exhibition. The equestri9risn by the
ladies was conducted with much proprietv.
and was an Interesting feature of the Fair
We regret that other business prevents Is
from giving 4 more extended notice cf the
articles exhibited; and rnust content ourselves
with simply sayirs that all who feel an inter
est ia tile success Of the cause OF Agriculture
AID meellaE.ca. arts must have been highly
grat.Ged by tie evidences Of prosperity and
improves. att exhibited at The late Fair.
Much 9; lit IS due TO NJ. a B. Clavpool,
for hi. uEt.4in@ efforts IN experimenting and
managing the exhil ition. Il was gotten ZIP
economically, ana conducted to tile zati...sc-
ton Of all
The next meeting Of the society viii te
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oNrl& BIZ.

9o,m5s' BIZ.
>eaEe,,s ..n :. eat Il >llxsry extension
i his city ana n.ies.borLood. that We hear
eE @as Is ii sing 'Iiark from tie Teomb>.'
70 prove hat tie L. :. Senate. il passing,
Taambs, 1881, di3 ail sEas body possibly could
10 10 wipe car .he aaious and ure5ns.i.u-
tloDal laws 81 ,is oa1as Kansas Legislature,
and 5isa; tie " sa.e blame 1T .s.-~e tvran-
meal laws being left On the statute
aeak, lays w.s1 .aa Black L epa1sieau,'
Hauset rs ,sese thar Tooa4t~' l.,I lis. pro
Iose ra wipe ou. al3 as.s: commence zaia, but
how. " aat -sar..atec : gwen III that till
d oNF lr-&tso5l. tl4at tie same eear>e 81 fraud
and viiatuy wat.d ,as again lie re-eracied
N tie proposed ncw Organization! Recol-
lect Thar the ss,.ge a1ESers aho have been en-
gagged IN ana consented Ia the driving Out Of
free State men tgaIl sag Observation-Disclosures
luE beXt>--a.ur,.cgiu u4er-raVi shiug
Misunderstanding misunderstanding PRINT
ing oillees-burlslGE hotels and a8uses-coIn-
uniting raltsEies. ". wculd slEll he retain
ed ia et.ce. av the lresaeuy-.e ouIv ap-
points a committee tro1l each section ot the
[ MON, whose auty i . % take The census:
ana tie bill, prov. ies t.at all persons in the
into the euumerat.un. Does any ~ne suppose
that President Pierce would appoint any
person To tao ,tt;cc If census ,aker, who
wasn't FAY cradle 30 Is course Il policy? \
man would be considered crazy who would
think otherwise, t7- . noHeAt. He has al
ways appointed his EartisaUs Ia Office. and
Judging II the character ct meSt Of those
holding office under him, We shauld say that
the most INSCRIPTIONS pra slavery men be
could select from the different sections OF
the Union, would please hina best.
Suppose Taomh~' Bill had passed the
House, and these appointee> TO take the cen
sus lad entered en- saeir duties, They look
at the bill IS their guide, and il says that all
who are there oH the lth IT July, are to be
enumerated. New. recollect that Stringfel-
le~ was ia Washington at the time this Bill
was concocted, and was in sweet communion
with Toombs, Douglas, Pierce < Co., and
that not less than t<fec tgmand-one ae-
count said -four thousand "-1Iissourians had
went over into Kansas to celebrate lie Fourth
II ,EiY. in anticipation Of the passage Of that
Bill, SO as 10 claim the ft1bf OF hay Ing their
names taken as bona Httc ettlersin the Ter
ritorv. Their claim uas considered good, be
cause they were b. the Territory on the day
the Bill designated. Does not every scnsi-
BE reader see the effect Tuembs Bill would
have haus .>arerH. with all It's bligltiug
and whitening effects, W uld lave been plart-
Cd au that fair Territory dedicated To Free
dom. The shareholders oI the South. and
their Northern doUgh-taced allies, were in
eestacies oyertle anticipation Of is passage.
and they regarded It as 4, certain and sure
means Of accomplishing the work Of propaga-
ting and extending that black cugset But,
thank God. they were thwalted i'll their we'll
I lsx- 4haru,i4f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

Ess- No man is more entitled to the epihet
Sectional than the Hon J AMEs BUCHANAN, for
whom an inofdinate degree of nationality is
claimed. Writing TO the fusion convention
between the Hards and Softs OF New York.
he says:
The whole southern country will hail tbs
Tei5nioH rainbow in the clouds"
No country but the Southern country is
taken into account That comprises to Buc
hanan's squint eye. the whole country. As
he regards it, the rejoicing or indignation OF
any other section. IS of no consequence That
which the whole Southern country" halls is
a rainbow.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
Schuyler colfa1 wobbed by tie Ola

! most a:s4racetul rot occurred last V eek
1t small village called Bourbon in Mar-
shall county, IN which about thirty Irish1nen
were engaged. Mr.. Colfax and lis compct-
tor, Judge Stuart had been speaking there,
and the I>ish1ue.5, Who had taken offence At
9 banner carried in 4 wagon occupied prin-
cipaIIy by ladies. stopped the waeon when
at the edge of town proceeding home, made
an indiscriminate attack on the men. women
and children in the wagon with bludgeons
and all kinds of missiles. In tie melee one
OF the Ilshmcn was shot, ard a Mr.. Let}el,
. very respectable citizen WAS pursued by
the Irishmen and most brutality murdered
Mr. Coltax, who came riding on horseback
a short time afterwards, near the scene Of
these outrages, was attacked by the iuf:l.a-
ted demons; they dubbed and nearly knock
ed down lis horse, but he managed = get
away from them. Several other persors II
passing by. were attacked and some Of then,
badly injured. All parties agree that there
was l.o provocation for this laurderous :,lf.lir.
The Irish we've undoubtedly under tie in
SEPARATION Of lad wIskey and also surcI arged
VIII The spirit # DagLauan Border r.lfia.a
Ic.a~cEccv.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24

ls1- Mr.. !. Hutchinson, d mgrteref tie
Free state Legislature If Kansas delivered
a most thrilling address g = large audience
at Starr Hall on Satusda. evening. lie
ske5ehed il . torclble manner the savage
barbarities which tl-e free state party there
have been compelled 10 endure at the lands
Of the pro-slavery helI-hounds. Under Tie
very eyes and nose Of government officers,
who had tie power to pgotoe, t!eln bus fail
ed to do It In reply to the stale assertion
SO often made n the Bushaniess n tLe
north. that free state mon ao.e IS mach 10
blame as pro slavery men lie challenged
the whole tribo Of them 70 rfodaee d single
instance where f,ec>s,a-e men led been tie
ar-resors. His statements were very COM
vineing. After lie hal Concluded 3Ir. Law
renee Of New York made some eloquent re
marks which were Enthusiastically cheered.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-24
'Efpgecassoe Hsee6Esag!

The Republicans should bear in mind the
great demonstration at Tippecanoc Battle
The tallest kind Of speaking may be expect
cd Half Fare on Rail Roads