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HOME JOURNAL, 1859.
NEW SERIES-NEW ATTTaCTT0NS-NEW
WRITER'S.
MORRIS AND WILLIS. EDITORS.

new Series of this widely-circulsted fami y
newspaper, will commenced on fhe first dagof Jam
aary ne9f- printed fine paper and new type.
With the January number will begin the publi-
cation of series Of Beautiful.
original Works Of Facts and Fiction,
written expressly for the Home Journal, by the
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w hfTE TEETH and perfumed breath car
w oe acquired by using the 'sBalm of a
Thousand Flowers.'' To be- had at
March 6. ls67 3.
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HAGERSTOwN ALNANACs for 1859. al
- Or. Hary's Drug and Book Storc
DIE. II, 1868.
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AfNES Wrights, Benefits and Dyott's ellis AT
~ Ut. harry,s Drug and Book Store.
Auguste. 1905
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AUTHORS OF AMERICA.

The first of these is from the pen of gifted wri
ter, and is tale of love and lucre, entitled,
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Best and Cheape Family Newspaper

For one copy, two dollars; for three copies FIVE
doliars-or Que copy for three Years, five dollars
for club of seven copies, ten dollars; for club
of fifteen copies, twenty dollars and at that rate
for larger ciub-always in advance. Address
MORRIS 4 WILLIS.
Editors and PrOprietorS, l07 Fuiioa-s.rest, Neao
York
Dec. 8, 1858.
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EvANGELICAL Book AND TRACT ASSOCIATION.
The anniversary exercises of the above Associa-
tion were held at the Third (Euclid sireet) Pres
byterian Church on Sabbath evening last The
beautiful aud spacious church was entirely filled at
an early hour, showing the interest which Oeve-
land people take IN this benevolent and prasewor-
thy institution. The fact that Judge storer, of
Cincinnati, was TO deliver the address, no doubt
attracted a large number
| The object Of the Association, as set forth in
their circular, is to dIuse as far Us practicable
among our own people a sound, pure, evangelical
literature in the form OF books, tracts and papers,
and thus to counteract, ss wo may be able, the
bnneiuI influence Of the debasing and pernicious
reading which is pouring in upon us like flood,
the evil effects Of which arc daily becoming more
apparent, and to secure around our own friends
and neighbors the healthul and elevating inhu-
ences which we have freely contributed to extend
to those more Distant
! la pursuance Of this plan, depository has been
established at Messrs. Iugham Braggs, where
au extensive assortment of books are kept for the
/ supply OF private families, or sabbath Schools,
with such reading as intimated above, and where
religious tracts will be kept for gratutous dstrbu-
ton. The Association is confined to no sect or de-
nomination, but is Christian in its broadcst sense
The management Of the Association embraces most
Of the various Evangelical Denominations The
following are the Officers aud Directors
Prcsdcnt-JosEPH PgRHINs
Recording Secretary-P A. GORDON.
Corresponding Secretary-r. DWIGHT EELLs
| Audtor--H. 5. CARTER.
Treasurer--J. B. MERRIAM
Dircctors-T. p. HANDY, W Y SMITH, c W
PALMER, john CARLISLE, II. Il. TurTLE.
The exercses Of the evening were commence,
by singing by The choir, after which an appropri
ate prayer was offered by Rev +. T. BRowN.
The Treasurer then presented The following Off
eial report.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-12

BANE NoTR DErEcroR From Messr5. WIN.
Cousand q Co, New York publishers Of Hewets'
Encyclopedia Of American Bank Note Currenoy,
wo have received Nos ! and Of that almost 10
valuable work, which IS issued in weekly numbers,
each OF which win contain lii fac simiie Of gen
uine notes, which are NOT photographed, but pho
to-hthogrspha printed from stone. with carbon
ink. Win This detector one eau hardly take bad
notes
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E, COwles & Co., Publishers
VOL. 13.
epttioL Nntitre.

" If any people in the world ever needed
n apostle to cast their devils out il who live In
this waterlogged country The mlasm1to poison Of our
9wamps and Marshes bucomse vertable devil In the
rood to revei In The Agues aud Fever which shake aud
corch all Ayers AaUE CuRE" is said 10 he the
poe need and Of our neighbors who have tried
nndrm the repir -J0ura ol Piano, w
BRANDRErHs Pills, composed wholly Of Veg
otabe natter found by exosrence to he harmless to
the most tender age, tho weaktst Frame under every
stage Of humansuaerng: the pleasant and benign in
their operation tina offered 10 the world, aud at
he snme time the most certain In searching out the root Of
any complaint however jeep, and Of performing
D BRANDERTlI, NJ d.
Sold at No 29i Canal s.. Braudrelhs Building; ant by
A. S. Gadnr No 22O Superior street, Cleveland; and by
b. wheedon, Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
r,edfciues iunqlla w.22l
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Boarding..

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public square, and hyiho stone Chuw,h-one Of The
pisastrr I0auna tn the has been thoroughly fr-
laira open iuT honrtcft thmlit Wl.hihH lu
iafuis ihrlr Tnpms eau De ui0pmmsialed WIN mHe
af ant Fslms aud bedrooms, aud slpslt hlrdna
ud DaY Bo,Tdels VIII hnd good agcasad sons oh ien
sulilu tofns Hdles uui tAHluled hgiefoucsa gwen
,n.i f,r.Iy.d HI apf7HeO 81 W huhhilf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-12

SuEsrRUcE We harmed last night that a
lady, while drawing a chid in the Park, was
sonstruck yesterday afternoon, hut could not
learn the nanc
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MoiNING, July iQ, 1859.
5nuRNAAeNrAI. yplNfINu

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain aud Ornamental Puniugu eyurt description
tlue the Printing Establish u the LcadcT unCe, Ul
latest improved aud uast rapid steam brosses u tut
est STYLE short notice, sud at reasonabe rates Par
tcuar paid blank work Evefg descriptions
Bndins done especially Blank Books Ledgors Journals
tas BInEs. Rgcetvtng g N1uks. No, Sc.
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@0tGlg.
.OTEL DUMAS

e 4ilasier Street JeiUeen an aud 5t CINCINNATI ono
Tk old aud we'll established Hotel has been IeccntN
70 ked 10 superior STYLE and Is nov unsurpassed ny any
Hotel OF tts clnsstu America, . ,.,
The protuetor from his long in THIS Guy, JN-
frnia and elsewhere confident that his advantages
over others viii warrant him ontiro success, aud s 70 rs
avray known to this community tClputes tu share
Of buhic patronage ALIEN SHumAl -,
aprl1Hs fI4llleleI.
MANHATTAN H0TEL-NOs. ., D
I'VE land Murray street 2d door fr0m Broadway op
posre the PARK New York. Huggins& Fling Pf0pretnti
Uugeins late nl Peari9reet H1u so BosOu. II G. Ehug
IA cns afaotI Narh dnH'
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RniINera & Arfhitefts.

DROOKS S. G. & Il. W., BUILD
I'D ERS AlH, hanufIcturcrs Of Doors, Blinds SASH
aud a. sds nf Scroll Saving aud 0ghc woA
h tr,ia tsuti ~ pnid FITTING Up Sules Factory
iiivisinn-st Cenire nlnck Cleyeland onll-cal
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1nsuralttr Agcnts.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CLEVRLAND, ono,
4 JOINT S TOOK G OMPA "

Organised January ~, 1859. under - ,,o. ,,,, G,
rLt., So, ., UhSO " "
Snp,n, Snptnh fiOcE 5000 shares at 500 encb,
cssuke" Sy itenl Estate SlOO,0OO
,,'sEEiGEkS q. W, SCHMIDT, President DR. W
Nlhf EH VICE President, IACOH MUELLER Secretary,
"a tWhS lOhat-Gi W. Sohmidt, Mayer, Il. Keller,
o j.. Silhofg. ' - '''''' ''''" -
Tue GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
asast lss oT damage by re tor year and loss buid
s1 goods Maros merchandiso etc Payment nf Ita ses
sha Do made IN 80 days after the loss shall have been
Ht any one risk. '
ono, No u, Atwator Rock, (up,tarsl SUPERIOR trsst
vi llcE Arm. lapl6R9llyl JOHN WAGNER. rAs
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Derlttstru.
DENTISTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST
TF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
read tbs following lines u your lee'h are oad le'u
hem with great care II you have Tooth at all sp;
fact That isl daily exhhied thh streets In the sofi2l
Fcls aud 10 the palor by the hpmpesl peasant and 'he
Broudes auoart is that hundreds ol persons lose good
es Of teeth fir the want OF the timely aii OF good anl
,kllul dentist, poor and inferior operation is IA many
gases worse than unue al ALL II your teeth are good have
h examined Iy a good dctiis aud keep them IN order.
IA ar ns time sh ,nd L0 s but have them repaired the
sooner th1 hattsr and esape that whHh Burns say rs l
heU of all dis0Isas An ltgulaiits "l tho ee' 7""
Ie attended, To i ohildbQ ul aud yugth, . ...,,
t1i N T,t r,i where plrtirular attention o. gwen
u, ie ae-rr y3ti lp Df the natural tuu'h, where the
VULCANIZED CORALlfE,
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la For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
DaUn
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Att'Ds & Gounsellors.

HH Do y WUHIt1lEIUkD'
IL j. DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
I LAW, Odoe or the Merchants Rnnk Clsve-
and, ohio. leesAt.9
DROOKS q FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. Atwater Buldin3s, foot o. Superior st.
Cleveland, Ohio. - -.
". BROOKS. L. "'fOh"'
ieu6
WILLIAMSON x RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYs AT LAW. Once No 80, SpgeIleTT7-st
Cleveland Ohio 3 wl1LI ~ 1II,4l, AninON
iau2l -, ". ltlBl1Asnes le-
NHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Jney AMI Counselor nt Law-Ohcs u superior st., over
CITY Bank. lahlaulY-
DALMER Il AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
u AT LAW, Office over Commercial Bank, 80
NTSPER, j. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IN wanou, Iuimhun County, Ohio. Office, No. !-2
MaLkut street. uec5-u3l
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.RErH's PILLS, composed wholly of Veg
MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES THE UNuEp STATES:
Il has been my good fortune to restore to health many
housands of my country -wumen.
My success has excited the malice Of the envious aud
aous but their prosecutions have served only To extend
nd establish my Putiun Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway the tr sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong am held in aiectionate and
hanklu remembrance by those who have experienced ms
skl eau afford 70 desise the Efforts Of nischel-makers
nd sandore
My friends nave repeatedly urged me 10 place my med
oiuo for producing menstruatou within the roach Of the
ladies Of the United States but ndisposun TO enter
asd occupied by quacks, with their pcmcious norus
Snd fear that uuprnopled c0unereitcrs might palmupon
ne public their worthless limitations have hithc pro-
vented from ostabisius agencies for the sale Of my
AAnE DE FEMME" in the United States
A. last yield 10 the eutreacs of patients and TieudS
offer 70 tho suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMIE DE FE NME,"I
nocd only say that it IN liquid lo aud is oxac such
have used my prrtircin Ffanos many years and
that 1t has failed to a satisfactory result
Tho annie de Femme" aud monsrualiun stnnd in the
lston Of caze nH eject Its alike powerful to originate
huathy menstrual flow whore Il never has existed and 20
rastuto 1t where boon any cause suppressed
ia urdrrto guard against imposition the wrapper Of diroc
heus each bottle OF The Annie de Femme wi hcar my
written signature, and both the bottle aud enclosing hcs
vii ho scaled with my private seal.
On p II. RECORD
PAMs, January 1851
For gate, Wholesale aud Retsn, Nv WILLIAM FISET
10 % Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Amie dc Feuiplo' ht The Pr,irietor's prlccs.
aul0dSwly6
VHE BEST ARTIFTCIAh HELP To
THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
NlTSN.<
II o------------------ teA.zsrr
Es~N y sI5sE4
N H. SOLOMONSON.
PRAcTICAL Aup SCIENTlgIC OPTCAN,
eeps the arssa assortment vi the most approved knds"t
PEG1dCLES. Auhis glusse,, whether tor or far
rhtrd ground uuirr his o0uluspcciuu, Joy machine
Sof constipation with the Greatest care to
Suitthe eyes ua cases, curing Wcltaess Deafness or
Inflammation Of The Eyes, and mputms strength ro lopr
! reading ur ino sewing.
~ N. u S0lumuusou would htg. ,tugu' thv rUllic
tbihs poyer eTIlTE n the s1i' ot thi, lens"s
| ~ Also sploud,i assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
! EhOS"oPES, COMPASSES, Sc kept nn hand
| ARTIFICIAL EYES.
! ihseded without pain, as perfect us uaturul
| CT'omce3s Suporiurstrett undeI The Ameucan Hotel
| iuu2l
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The report Of the Corresponding Secretary was
then read This report we give below
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Agricultural.

RUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT! =
II seed BuokV heat can be la at the Cleveland Seed
9'ult tio ontario 81. J, STAIR SON.
RUCKWHEAT q TURNIP SEED
H AEicntursls Will phase take notice that have ON
hand and Tor sale large and excellent assortment
Buckwhea and Turnp Seed, At the lowest market rates
c. CHANDLER Seedsmau and Grocer,
Conner Of Ontario aud Chanplain Sts
Cleveland Juno o. 1859 dGwlw23s
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B0ilkers.

a. h WmTH1N M N.sTlNDART. CIV; sTANpART
WHITMAN, STANDARD u 60
w bankers aud Lcolers in Foreign and Domestl9 ~
don aud viii furnish Drafts fer 2ay snogn, ~ s
and GermhnV olections made all accossahle points
ihrong h0ut Ire United states aud Cauadas marsly
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Wh Hrge terms
~ II Especially asked tina ny iuurularity OF iIuts
t deliver by boys bo prutnrtl ly feuprttd Tim
ail misinkUs may be MS puut ty coIlrctted
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Eynn. Book und Tract Association of the
NVcs Res. in meet with J IS. nlerium, Treas.
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Gugraptrs.

FNGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHlNg
RRAINARD " BURRIQGE,M WOOD
I'D ENaRAVRRs AND LITHoGRAPlERs h'nk
tTsst, cleveland, o.
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& CLEVELAND. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY ~ 1869.

The Committee have made prtvsion TO supply
as Ear as they may be able, tracts graniiousiy 10
all churches coutflbuilng 10 The funds OF tho Asso
ciati0ni aud prosecuting regular organized sys-
tenn OF dstribntioh, and 10 ministers in charge Of
such churches for their personal diairilaiion. But
little has yet been done n this way and that chief
ly by the agency OF the "Iades Christian Union"
but as large amount Of well selected tracts Is
now in the depository subject 10 such appropra-
ton It Is hoped this may soon be made a promi
neut feature in our undertaking, aud that Co.Upefa
ting churches will add TO our usefulness az well as
- their own by promptly organising efficient agen-
cies 10 distribute them.
The report Of the Treasurer exhibits the entire
assets Of the Association aft dcducting S27 for
contingent expenses TO amount TO 81 1875, and the
only liability, that to the American Tract Society,
due In January next for $3.50, leaving balance OF
SS75, applied and applicable TO the purposes of the
Association In addition to this the Committee
have accepted transfer Of prospective amount
of from $3.50 10 $500 TO be realized in 1862 aud
1868, from a sale, already made. OF a house and
lot, which was purchased by contribution for Rev.
Mr. DE Here while engaged here a. City Missona.
~ some years since This transfer il made at the
request of Mr.. De'Here, now q Missionary Of the
Presbyterian board IN Africa and by Agency Of
Rev, Mr.. Brown, Of the Westminster Church In
this city.
Though the Committee feel that the important
work to be done by our Association is yet scarcely
commenced aud the sources Of encouragement
are In the future, rather than In tue past, they
think they have manifest tokens of approval Of
Him wHO sees the end from the beginning, and
look with confidence for the encouragement coun
sci, prayer and support OF those, who with as
can sec IN its success promise OF blessing to man
and honor TO God
la behalf Of the Executive Committee
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For gale Wholesale sud Retsil, by WILLIAM FISEE
10 % superior street Cleveland who will supply "a,
Amie de Feup,o ut The Pr,pretor's priccs
guIUdNWlyG
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uUTTA PERCEEA ASS,
For Artilicial Neeth

Is Manufactured aud an varieties "l aIaei1l Ten arc
cut u1 ia The hes. tnncf - iI'SSi.iN.i,,iit Z,
flJ' al Marble block, aNpefor Alrccl Ei''eih" ~
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'myisRs
DENTIST.
.DR. w j. GUILD IL 5 REMOH
cd his Dental Office to Room No IS Holman hlpc5
d1nsrior street Fast of Public square, South n o. All
sh0 need ths service OF DENTIST viii syo thrm{ayes
men sd FT ERING rs we'll 40 MONEY by bNlnB, mn
sG do Iiaiiy used 10 mitigate pain iorthose who dc
slts It. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,pr,tT INSppTFn
an Gold silver Porcelain aud Nulu1niZod hupner htst
y H. nest manner Teeth ia sets trm SlOiu Slu dgl
smgs ace riding t. sBs the cavity from 30 upward
maylI
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.. To., g = shiuIns per week % Chy subscribeFs
''-''- ICTNs Five Dollars Mali subscrbers
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

Cosr OF TRIP 70 ECkrrE A cerrespon-
dent of the Boston Post says that tor abeut
two hundred and 6ftv dollars Gre NAV visit
England. France, Belgisn, Holland. Germa
ny. Switzerland, Northern Italy and Sard
mia, and not be gone orer hundred dsgs.-
In these days OF travelling facilities. when er-
erybody contemplates trip TO Europe. such
information as tile above Is interesting. But
ii must be taken with allowance From what
we can gather, We are satisfied the informs-
ton is correct; that Is, If one Is AZ old travel
or. with his eyes open and be has been over
the route before; otherwise, let him have a
care: the two hundred and ffty will swell
into FIVE hundred. It it does vet run int .
thousand.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

o. We have had frequent occasion to
note the difference made between individuals
who get under the command of Capt Wits
ky, and play the - and break thingsl-
Whilst the man in humble circumstances be
Games drunk" the man of means, (who is
able to donate the proceeds Of debate on
the ''diviue authenticity of the holy scrip
lures to the poor. dresses in fine linen and
fares sumptuously all the time,) who is eff
fectsd precisely in the same manner, is mere
" "incbria.ed," or slightly elevatedr'-
Whist Tim. O'Keet, who stands charged
with only a poll tax for the support of gov
eminent, is taken up and fined Sl4,0o for
breaking windows, &c, in a fow. Schnoyr-
ting hell near the depot, the man who pays
S56, So for the same laudable object. can 20
into Curtly established htsA hell. and I'M
der the influence of IL cent drinks draw a
knife and try to commit murder, and nothing
is done in the matter, cnlyto get the slight
IL inebristed" gentleman out of the rear oil
The Iot-hell as soon as possible. so as to
save his name from figuring in the police re-
ports before Esq. Lyle We. even. feel the
effects of this respsc. to the wealth of the in
dividual for Ike charity il hides a multitude
Of sins, and we would not for any reasonable
consideration say Whist his name is for fear
OF being attacked with cane and revolrer!
oh no, that would be monstrous outrage
perpetrated on upper teudom, willis. the pub
fishing Of O'Keef's name is all very legit-
mate and abuudsntly proper! We. there
fore are elum'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

RIcHMoND.-The splendid LithograPh of
our little ty,gotten up by MessrsEhrgot x
Frobriger, of Cincinnati. is nearly ready fer
delivery. Some idea OF how it will ieek
when completed, can be gathered by csllieg
at the office of C. R. Williams, Csty Collector.
No. 8 Main street, and examining IN unfsn-
ished copy. Mr.. Williams IS noN the agent
for the sale and delivery of these picture
and will be pleased to show this sample to
subscribers and others. Il viii bc WHIST it
was designed-s fac simie OF our beautiful
little city, and every house kelier should
have copy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06
Temperance Meeting.

Rev. J.V. r. MILLER will address his fellow
citizens at the NJ. T. Z nion Chapel, on Wed
nesday evening next, January 18th, at early
gas light. Every citizen of Richmond who
feels an interest in the cause of Temperance.
and would protect his or her household from
ravages of the monster intemperance, is urg-
ed to attend After the address Of Mr.. Mil
Ter, Delegates will be appointed to attend the
Temperance Convention to be held at Indian
apolis on Tuesday, the 18th inst
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

BoRERs.-Mr. Charles suTiss brou -ht to
our office young peach tree that was com
plctey girdled at the root, and all the bark
and fbrous roots eaten up. The top o. the
tree looked healthy and thrifty. A friend Sug
gests frequent examinations of peach trees,
and if indications Of these pests are discover
ed, to apply ashes around the roets- \ co
pjous application of ashes is also recommends
ed as a preventive. We ask our Uortieul-
turists to furnish us for public ton any other
remedy they may know to be good. We
would like to see. once more, c-ep of
peaches in Old WAYNE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06
Illinois Politics,

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
Cercial, writing from Springfield. H.. under
date Of Jan. 3, say: The Legislature Of
Illinois convened a. this place 10 day. The
Democratic members are an unit regards
the Senatorial Election. \ Caucus was held
on Saturday, in which it was determined thai
the election should take place on Wenes1ay.
at , o'clock. P NJ TIE nominees of the
Democratic Caucus Tor Legislative offices are
all Strong Douglas men. Four Of them are
decaPi;ated Office holders, who lost their pla-
ces for their Douglas Proclivi les. Attempts
were made this morning aud afternoon to or
game bo,h Houses Tie Republican mem
bers however refused to attend. and only a
temporary organization could be Elected
Senator Douglas ttc-ssectca.
Springfield, II, jan. ,, 1859,
Both Houses OF the Illinois Legislature met
in Joint Convention at eek. p NJ.
L pom the first ballot Doug as received Il,
and Lincoln IS votes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06
A C0ra-.POliticxk

The Republicans of Winchester precinct,
Scott county. Illinois, to the eleven men
who voted the Republican ticket in Harxll-
ton county, iiliRois-g~eting:
And desire 10 know at wbs, time il viii
suit their convenience to partske of a public
Inner at this place, which We desire 10 ten
oer Nam as testimonial of good grit, Let
their moss> be-
Or rsm1er 'ee-l5 ksre ssses So4or AID
1se TO carry. c..vr,px