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JANUARY Ist ls,s jan 4 di, UrONGI. " ROOKIE


ON ItiE ALABAMA RIVER.
Col R-Fiicud ID let inrolucr utir w III irrar.
Aeent Of the Quaker city sewing Maoiur ~" mus, buy
onr, 1t Is jn.' what yon want
hut have always had great cut-y ~ opera
ton will feel Obliged to yonr friend he viii sd up
F-Ccr,nlny Sir Il Will afford ius much pleasure to graf
ify curiosity. and have doubt. shall i ,oua Ma
chine before part.
lAdprurus the Cabin r begins to operate. Makes
par OF Negro pants IA just 10 minutes
Machines
DTS truly wonderful IlsI 10 idea that wors could be
done so RAPIDLY "d With such ease II Mr would on go
along with his Machine, We could got aoGg hn.y.
THAT Is ssary, Sir. n, can learn Soamrrss
!" couple OF hours all required operate IT," harhne
p-Iiow So. One"i NY ncghhotS has MachtH" TINT cost
y can dc Anything with it, although they have had several
months
Frhat Ia one Of The old complicated ones. Sir Til, you
viii h"d much more simple YOU have only !" place '"" OF
dinars spoos Of Cotton upon III" nos in tbs
uac the tension b. these two i" at die ~
tins manner and yo"r Machine working
U-Wel that certainly is simple enough. and Of
having ~ little machinery is MOI liable Ia ~ order
@ 50. or mere - u" .nsh'n Tor lh'h !" t'f'ht -
order We, In tact. feel such confidence Ia them that
them 10 for year, aud VIII heep them
that time, trce of charge. ga,
Cal Now, d, you what pr fit there Is in having
OF iLesr Machines would take SeamstreS halt day
70 do ~hai be- done in twenty minutes by thu, Machine
ronr stamsess can do AL >onr work aud earn the rrce OF
the Machine besides in six month, Ihayc purchased
for plan use and one for family for hn" work quit
ing, embroidery &c
buy one, two but sma and keep seam
stress make the females OF each FANNY do their
ne at night aud rainy weather
Col RJust try the strength of this You will
not mp although you cut nearly ali TO pieces Now do
NIL to pieces before 1t Is half worn ont
Df1ssins the strength Of thu Scam Yes, that is fact
Colonel last has d. Glued will take one
certain and learn my h"nscmad it She certainly has
eS saS, af De enough for ~sny bands
is Tor sale at l45 MAN RICHMOND VA at the low prices
tv- AGENTS WANTED to sell these Machines The
most liberal Discount allowed single Machine or Agencies
apply a. above W. H. FREAR,
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Office south-Side kaiiroud Compunx,
PEfEnsDuhG, July tst, 1876. 5
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huRECr ROUTE TO TME WASH. a..
II VIRGINIA srRtNGS via South Side Railroad ir", ~
'sp"g " l.yn'huurs VIA Va Tenn from i1n,t
burg IL Brso last Tenn and taioad iron, lt,,,,,
t" hnoAvie'a hast ren and uaorgl If. III Knox
vile 10 Dalton Va, Weston and Atlantic Karoad from I,
ton to Chilanoosa wa Nashville and Chattanooga aroad
lom Chattanooga 10 Stevenson, via Mem ihis Chars
ha.ifoad u ON Stevenson to Mtmlh's
Through Tickets issued t. the points , Sru.
and iIaesago checked through south, sid, XII
Inc 'ollow"s schedule viii be the sou,.sri. RIM,
road, commencing st NDAi irxt In. Alta OF Jn,, 80,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Con getting with til. Richmond an, pu,,,Il, r,,i. =,
Burkc,Lc lJunctiun) aud viii thug rout, al
eaH" Petersburg daily at'............. o3o,,k 4 NJ
Arrive AT linrAeNic tJuncIionj ......... -:l6
Arrive 1t FarmNllc t.....................a -,
h'iN'" iA nchburg ~ 81 t. NJ
Lo"tc Ly nciibuIg daily Observation-Disclosures.
AIN" AT afn'''ie at. .................. AN
AlI'ea B"rAev"ie ljunciionJ ot............ 81
fnliiii IHAiN ''o
Connecting with Rienmoud aud D.,ve I AT the June
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures NJ
Ail4sr al tnSr'lie lJunctiohj At............-Ia ~
Arrive n Faim,Ille northumberland. IN - :,
ARRIVE at l,nchunrs .t........ ............. 6a
Leave Lynenbnrg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AM
Anisr a! farmNiir AT; ......,................ y2O
Arrive linrhev'ile lJnnetolJ misunderstanding NJ
A',m1 al tee''pufs at 4Ju NJ
Travel VIII ueattaecd leaving l., nryburv Win
,'N' me Nan i'an at "r"'k A NJ Stopping places,
tax q" aud put o." passengers t" strictly oy those
W,s,n, Wrvie Hlarh's auL Whm' E ga" DILL ora :
Burkovi.e Rccs High bridge Farmyi.c, PROSPECT ranu'
Ia : f''''sfe'n Arp'n"oA spout sprug Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
S""ih'Nie halroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg danny (sunda, seAcertcdJ at......7 a NJ
Arrive At Cay r"i, ..............7:45
L'"N' en-! cont at. ....'.............. ......r3O
Ia" Above Trans .u,. River Steamers
ch'h- cN Point Tor N"roih and every Saturday morning
and lnt"i'! evening with tie hne Steamers hoanokc
jamestown bound Tor New York
The Afternoon Tram this Road will be only when
I'e " Justly IT, s1ppins Places to take On and
no
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\ Y T.. RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.



ShiNGfitLD. Mis- Fob !. 1876
BROTHER AVER: Iwi r!'rluly critity your Pocforal il
remedy possess I'll" Of whoopng cough
c,np and ,iildrcn We of
ny in the South apirr.,e !"nr -k. aud commend your
medicine 10 people. HIRAM tD\kl.IN. VI ID
ANos Monterey, la les. ii Jan S'G; Il had
n tedious Influenza, whtel confined do weeks
without finally tried Per'ordt
soreness in my and unls, = than hall botc
made completely well. Your medicines the cheapest
well the Les can hHv. and we tseem Doctor
your remedies the pour friend
A.th,nu Or Ghsh,s q. md Bronchitis.
Ntsr MANrt't STIR PA Feb T. ls5d
SIN: Your Chrry Prfrot i er"rnins marvellous cures
section II has relieved several nu alarming symp
ton and j. curing nan who has labor
under affection the tn, last orty
HENRY L. PAkkS. Merchant.
A RAMSEY, NJ d, Airion, Monroe Co. Iowa. writes,
Srt t. 1855 During practice If many years have found
foihing equal Char, P,1t Tor giving and
lief to consumpivc patients ~ "nlng such as are durable
We might add volumes r>ien ~ bat the most convinc-
proof the virtues al this irnedy found in its effects
upon trial.
Con-umption.
Probably ~ has been known which cured
sol and sr Ii dangerous thus Some M human
aid but the Caery Pcto,al affords
ct and miurt.
AsroR iIovst. MN YORK CIV March :; is'6
on. AVER, LuNtIl., t5ol & aud IS assure tn
iln what tArrp Itri,ra has She
- lch AID c,ua her
much relief sh" si'ai!N iaing. until Dr Strong OF
this city where have adv recommended "A
irai medicine. W. h Iii kindness. we d" Your
strong she used Inn j. rc' cough aud calls
herself well Yours with -,a'ifudr nd regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, of Shelbyvile
Coasumptices do not despair III have tried AYtHs Cher
IcOrd Ii is made the best medical chemists in
tcslcak the high
ut ITS ,utues-Ph,!adfLpta Leds'r
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ted ourselves together under ia. st Vie an hcm &" LIE,
ROCHE co for III" purpose Of conducting q 7Crd Gro.
Commission aEd f0rEdrdHr Bhstass al the ul
Iec. johnson Ca. Man Street, where sitl tr iras
cd 10 old friends ths pur prili.ig
every pumot" N cir interest hcIA
made on runsignmcnis III hand lot SALE
HOLM lee.
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BALTIMORE
ROBINSON'S
m MANIPULATED ANO.

THIS UxEQUALED FERTILE an composed q one h.r
i best PERUVIAN GULHO. on. half hne GROUND bo'E
aud the best PHOSPHS TIC Qua NO Ia cond'in to- mn,s
diste icing peearrd by aud improved oy
which means perfcrt cmbiosti Is Effected eau
ing all TO a uniform powder aud for apP'r alton py dW
or otherwise Il the most perfect order AMI nave u"
hea,at,on In uayur for all equal 70 any erit
ger ever offered The farming community iht eNhIii
WILL NIX kfPI PkRtECrLf csIFoRa In sh Gas \ "o !" ~
RANTED To contain per cent OF AMMONIA aud - o ~
per cent Of BONE PHOSPHA AZ bf LINZ II u put uPh
rood sighna 80 lbs each Purchasers vii please
notice that The name ROBINSON branded "s each Dag
~ ,ne other 10 genuine .t-.-.,
Nv long the trade and the gener" SATISFACTION
gwen by al 6uanoe sold by me ~ll nope y"
suarante. a the Offered will e I" represented
n a. ..u constantly hand the best PfauNiA> Mh
,cAs uanuc- hich viii soil A. low a. any house
III ias city. :" N I'D 80,
Street NhHtf
BALt.NohE
Robn.on. uano a1 'oii in "i' 70 Aait by
the follow Agents
L. Ne,ett A exandra. Va
Garrison MaiRbr Norfolk Va
4 n skintcr a Co hrhm"nd Va
Thomas branch A sons. Petersburg, va
a u ~ y o. Worth wilmingt"a, y u leo Sfh3ms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

A MEXICAN WATCuEs.-Wr hnvc mev ON
g hahd tai suppy II AMERICAN WATCHES, which
we are selling with great sasa tou and
'"ers lmarch odts SiLVERTI RS CLIFF
RVt YOUR CLOTHING: OF
- a'e - os GLA ~ RAINE
nsN DYES AND Oils rrisOm,n u mir
o. Dye Treooaphr Phalons Hair bye, Wood and MIA
Ale HAIR Hes. rHuves Zyloba sam Uoeoans Pon,ad,s
CrysmI wafer, baIrys Tiicopherous, Lyons Kathairon
Jayne's Hair Tonic &c, &c, Tor sale by
march lsds J. H THOMPSON 4 CO
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CTEAN >Nsr" E."-The Roanoke ha.
Swing been thoroughly repaired aud RENTED has resumed
her regular weekly trips the line, leaving NewYork
cry "Wednesday suemoon, and City Point every Saturday
morning. O'Clock.
The "JAMESrOWN" leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon. AMI CITY Point every Tuesday evening
U For freight passage, having superior accomm"da
tions. apply 10 LEE, JOHNSON Il co,
10, ir-t~ Ag'ts y \. n Va Steam ship Co
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ANOTHER 1Rli Ml'lI

n ,nbscpbrr reetfuy invites the attention Of tie pub
! and purchasers particularly, superior PIE
M VI PIANOS manufactured ny HIM. a splendid assert
. hand
tianus have received Premium two in
too le57 the Fairs Ut the American Institute,
Palace competition h al leading mann.
J. New lorA 3uS aud onabIy of
quality full. round and hriiiunt well as
dui ability, Halter ourselves by tho
'wr.d artists, in s'nuring to tn Il Pianos stand
10 Others ami uquti 20 Grand fiano N
volume and elasticity 81 touch. combined with
In,ncNs, wlohis very rarely with
especially solicit examination FROM strangers and
themselves o the above before par, hasiug
- All aI,t.,l
II. HANSEN, ManniLctnrrr "f Piano Fortes
Jd6m WAHfHouMs. 100 Centre ~ NV YpHK
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AAaA "a SH d Is primr BLACK Oats, Just
L sVOO received and for ie low. by
march | dts CAM, SMITH CO.
1nA CASES n. ~ ~. stick I.scoriCc, of supe.
IVNF quality few dsysi also, 50
Sanfmds Mass L!corice; for sale low b -
feb Is dts. laBf & SAUNDERS
n COILS MANILA ROPE, from
l. " halt to two inches i'll diameter Just received by
feb l5dn IRBN' SAUNDERS.
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40 FOX THE FAIR. /. the niycrsut cry
aud thousands par,n patig III III. festivities " ich
interesting affords For the week lIr
tlJs invited t. the city ui s, to
hos ihiany and participate the Interesting Inch
the ohsIing ct such occasions,
Among tie many attractive places to which the gathering
thnu,an1s n,ed and welcomed, be found the
lie old Uheharsi photographic Gdry door thc n.
BIk Main Suect, Ly uchJurg Na where hundreds OF
o the modest works ot creation exhibition,
all, aud should desire lac siniu III themselves
% be furnished short uotee and prices HAT
TAN to please,
of Cases and Frames every style and
grade, constantly hama Also LocXes Breast Pms Fn
Rings, W atch Seas, Char ms, sc
Pictures taken OF the art at all hours of the
and II Il KIND, o weather. D. Ii BLISS,
Practical PhutObr, Iui>t.
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Prepared by Dr. =. 4. AVER,

PRICE - CTS, fLk BON ! ~ BONES FOX ~.
ANp- ~ ~
J II SEAY, Lynchburg, ~ ~ ELL iADD CO, Kicl,-
nd 7. RIN Is. Ic.v,sou., 81 a. SANTOS. N"rih,
aui al. Druggists. .rb dt,Iuy.
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NEw ..noCEnv a CONTENTION no, ~.

tnIiE undersigned will c'nnn. the rpfry and i""m''"n
Busntss NJ the III stand, lately ur.nrcdhy g.
the the Mhtnt wlri" lac VIII Keep
constantly aud wcll olc. ted stock # RDtE
UES Lotions WINES sc ali al which he " IL "ler for
rxchange country produce, or /" run'un Gus
toners n short credit lie respectfully requests his rs
mud III. public extend to him liberal patronage, Rhc is
sur he / give them -tacion, ...-
WIN r. HARVEY
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Consumption.

Probably has been known which cured
sol and sr Ii dangerous thus Some M human
aid reach but those the Cherry PctOtdl ahnrds
re- and C
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~ y liAHvtY isno longer Agent ant Wi, loit hn'
silt responsible tui any cont, acts made bA han
NAlu.Ii 1th IL y dis. VI. I NAI:AtN.
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DALE COTrON.-.su-I received large 40
OF bale Cotton. lsSi tr,t nHrtttr', tor sale by
mar Is fRANkLlN & bro.
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k.IbJAvA COFrEE.-40 bags cape. ior old
~ Gsss nnest JAVA COFFEE, Just lived e. saie
ny lmareh dts. LEE, RoCKE co.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Nothing of neral interes, Las trans pred in
Congress during the past week. except the con-
tinued long MINDED, angry speeches of democratic
members. The Republicans have made no re-
plies, bu, have urged continually the necessity Of
Ia king. o. Tuesday the l4th ballot taken.
Whole number of votes 228--necessary to
choice ll5-Sherman Ill. Nee lernaud, 81, Boie
Ter 80, Barksdale ), scattering 81.
Fifteenth bsllot, 226 votes necessary to a choice
ll4-Shernlan 10 Boteler 43 McClernand %,
Ba-ksda!e 10 scattering "a
Sixteenth BalIot--223, necessary to choice
ll2-sherman 100, Boteler SO, McCl rnand 2s
remainder scattering,
The democracy and South Americans are Ell :
deavoring TO concentrate their forces, but do not
seem TO be very successful We can see 10 pro-
liability of electing a Speaker until the plurality
resolution shall have been adopted
Holman. of this State, made a speech on Tues
day, which designed TO save the Union. We
hope the Judge is satisfied with his labor of love
Mr. CONWAY, the member of Congress elec,
from Kansas, has arrived in Washington with an
official copy of the Kansas Wyandott Cors;itu-
tion and will ask for the immediate admission oil
that Territory into the Union.
The democratic Senators have made cut ist
OF Committees and handed them over TO the Re-
puhlicans TO fill out with the members of their
party. Not a single Northern democrat occupies
a position as chairman OF an i'm portaut committee
John CT. Davis il is said, has gone over, "b ody
aud breeches" to the democracy, as 1.-The hog re-
turneth TO her wallow.'
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VIII you Remember!

Our duties ard responsibilities Is journalist
az constantly on the ncreese, as we de-Ire to
III ak tire advancing spirit OF progress with cor
responding progress with cur journal; and to 40
this, We simply ask of cur subscribers that they
will be not OF " jest to US hut little generous
toby renting to us promptly. They may
think The small sum OF frco dollars can make but
little ference uhen it comes; but if the "twos
came from all regularly, as they ought. these f"ie
streams would afford 'irer OF comfort we
sometimes feel a modification in being obhged 10
inc.osc a bill t o subscriber. We know Inc
neglect arises mostly from forgetfalress- II thes
could look on our books. and see the ME mark
there; aud see whose names are written win 'ee
ink, as those who feel and appreciate the dntts
aud trials of an editor, We thiEk they would ever
af soy: I'll "dinua forget
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Ey A private letter from our attentive Rep
resentatiye in Congress. Hon. ID. kilgore, says
"Al things are in doubt here as to who or what
party is to succeed in the organic We hon
,hs firm stand taken by Republican friends
there We say stand firm-let the democracy.
backed By the Administrations take the RESPONSE
bility ami postpone organization indefinitely,
ather than a Republican falter for one moment
The good Of the country demands thorough in-
yesti CATION OF the corruptions which have bank
rapted the National treasury, and proscr bed the
rights OF free people, aud this invest cation can
only be secured hy the election OF Republican
Speaker. Stand for Sherman.
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R1cHaosp. Dcc- 10. 1859.

The Republican National Central Conn.,
mittee met in New York on Yesterday, to
FIX the time and place OF holding the Re
publican National Convention
The people of California seem TO he very
DESTROYS for the construction Of the Pacific Rail
road. ard yet vote fer au' sustain the Democrat
ic party. IftheY were wise uaent ey VOC d leave
tie pa ~ which Is opposed 10 their avorite prof.
ect and vote for the party which vii make the
road wh7never they hare the roxer to do it
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is $50
The slulhe- discharged cured Is 95.
Twelve have died; seventeen discharged -'iH'-
proved" ore male patient eloPed aad enc Pa
tent was removed b ha1sas corpus fer whom ,
few months subsequently application was male
for admission.
The nnntoer lemainiRg in The Hospital, oc'o-
Der 81, 1859 as 500 patients.
The average numh,r 81 patients in the Hosp
tai during tie yea, -.
Total number of patients admitted 10 The Hos
pital siuce if was opened Nov. p, lo4e,1 now
eleven years minus u DAYS, : 1893
The number discharged for the same period Is
eI9
Amount appropriated tor current expe ass,
S35 600; aud $1,000 for furnishing. acd 500 To-
a library; total appropriation, $50 200 Tor sup
port fer the current year Cost per aanum Tor
each patient, includ..g clothing for about 4-5 OF
those admitted Sl27 II, or 81 - pr week.
There are TO Outstanding debts against the
Hospital. The old dc DTS Ter building are iqaids-
ted
There have been 8 patients refused admission
since the feopeniGg of the Hospital IN lo3.. stu
there have been least two Informal application,
every month, making about ITO patients wht
have filled during this period 10 gam actalssIoa
The Hosp tai IS too small Tor the demands Il
patients and mary who have been sent home "a
der the head oil . improved doubtless might
have been materially heuei ted, If not restored
had there beer room saihcient to have pToiopgeo
tEeir treatment.
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Cineiaua,i Produce Marke,.

CI>csxxavT. De. n.
EStra. IS -. -s ~
"hs4S-" heat receipts light and aensna being light
white 81 81 IS - - -
Oats SEE - . - - :
fRoNisioNS- Mess PORK ia geee asmAad. AZ sic -
shoulders and sides ) -
Lard los los.
HOES 300 ms IS $50 81: heavy scarce
CAfiLh- .heef Cattle. supply head. 81.
Ter centsl gross far reGamen G<hartGne. -
sheep : o ~ > ~ Isnstss 5sss5S
FSfArok,--- NesAannosks 50ss6S; common IS. SUNNY
large msrk-t -
GROCER - Market IA. demand small; Meiasses q
$50 kss4Ss coffee u 1.
GHEs>sa r. 49,. h. d. II as. Nutmeg fs
BCTfER-Rol tSai7; extra packed W Il. isa.o; summer
d. isai6 la.f2.
ktsGS raid
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-Nos IL these long WATER evenings our
farmers MAJ find time 10 write 20 their own coan-
{! paper something about their success in farua-
Ing We hope to hear from many Of them on
the various topics connected with agriculture
-aboat the crops, the new machines or plans
they have tried; about the sorghum or other uew
kinds OF crops; any new trials Of ditching; in
shost any facts whatever that they ,hiEk might
bersft their neighb1fs.
Let no one be prevented from writing from no
being ia the practice Of writing for the press. Il
: an editors iaty 10 his correspondents ID a. thei
articles be made gresen;a5e, so lar 5 any iEac-
uracies Of language are concerned. We want
facts ana op;aioas. clearly stated ia the ie~es'
words, without regard 20 the grammar or Fhetor-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

re- Union-saying meeting was recent
" held in the city OF New York at which
Gen. w Scott was noIninateji for President
and Gen. Sam. Houston Tor ce-Fresident.
The meeting however is regarded as OF no
special Importance. 1t was doushiaeed
concern, and without any connlvance OF
Gen. Scott
A-A fuse factory was burned at sun
bury, Conn, on Tuesday, in which seven
women and a little boy were burned to
death
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Public Sale.-POSTPONED

WILL be SID the 9TH day Of Dee.,ah., Ak a
w three miles sJuth east o. Richmond on IN. n.
ton Pike. a: public sale a FARM con,.ininy oyY
a1sohED AM saAif ACRES niae.y acres Of
which are cleared AMI under good state ~ ruItixs
s"n-i' - sn exsellent STOCK Farm being sunoI,.
with Convenient aad never failing Stock .a.e1 r..
iz q frame hoa>s goo. fran. barn, ou.-bo..@, !.
good bearing orchard Of grated fruit ire - n
premises >sie 20 take place al / sie,ses n ~ -
sad day whe n terms vii DO .i- known s., e..
fher Particular, call On Thomas Edwards or
DAVID SCARCE
AsEigaee Of Thomas Eawsrds
Richmond Dee. let, Is55. 81.
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Our MUSICAL FRrEND.' is a weekly putlca

Our Musical FRIEND is a weekly publica-
ton of sheet music. containing sixteen pages.
price Gully ten cents. aud is filled with the best
piano solos, duets, songs, operate arias polkas,
&c &c, ard every other species of musical com
position for voice aud piano. The selections are
made from the best American and European com.
posers-are prj"ted ga lull SEED music paper, with
all the accuracy and neatness that can be be-
-towed on music Address c. @ Seymour &
Co, proqr:eto-s New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-22

BEEF.-Oue of the editors Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says: There were exhibited on Walnut
street, opposite the Merchants Exchange yester-
CAV afternoon, seven beef cattle which notwith.
standing the many fne animals that have been
disposed of in our market at III IS season of the
year. have never been surpassed. Fo1r of these
were raised by George Davidson, Of WAYNE coan-
y. Indiana Two OF these have been exhibited q
great deal ard received more premiums perhaps
than any tat cattle in the United States. be ages
cf he four animals range from five 20 seven years
abd they average ? 600 pounds gross. One Of
then was sod to c. & G. Worthwine, for sl.5
TIE purchasers will se-ve up the meat 70 their
customers tor Christmes. Another aninai - 4
hefer---aised by Train Caldwell, of Feyette CO
Iaaiaua, weighed . 600 poaa.s. and sold also TO
G. & C Wor;h7ine for 5000. Two Others,
Weighing $500 pounds each. six years old, were
raised 6r j y. Cook, Of Rush county, Indana
The seven head weighed IL the aggregate, uine-
teen thousand four hundred pouua-
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Ck frie"1s are respectfully Informed ..a. ". bxx.
peculiar 20 thr season. NS''' -
weesPecisy ias- the attention u such a. d..,,.
gifts - carry high mora tone. to be usssu =. %
q attractive. - 'ei
Our attention Ia not been directed to tile a
81 ttf@ Books. whrss va.as Is found IL "a. -
have sought rovetties 81 ,s--I.r
this Pcss~ssor. 20
Catalogues viii be iD readiness rex. -e~k
SMITH & SWAYSE
T~elnh II. 90 g end-
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Balance in Treasury, / l9
Ihe Secretary reported various items among
them go iron one individual il money. clothing
aid prorls'ons collected aud disb4rzed by the
Stewards. anoaa'ins 10 $50 Il, making total
rece;pt j expenditure OF S3eI 81
These reports were referred to committee Of
Mrs NJ F. Thomas, Mrs, Elizabeth Ham and c.
F. Cofia.
"a motion of J V. r Miller, committee Of
three was q pointed, to repor, officers for the en-
suing year. VI Miller Mr. Poe, and Mrs VI L
Thomas were-aPpointed said committee, wao r.
,rt-d ,he following:
For President-C. F. Gotta.
q Niee-P re>;dent--J " Poe
= Secrstary--D. 7. Holloway
* Treasurer Mrs. B. NJ. Scott.
Which vas accepted and adopted.
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