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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The Lafayette Journal SAYS that there was
some prospect Of a rene sal OF the Morgan ex-
citerueat j. Carroll couaty recently. the dis
apeearcce Of a Son OF Malta. who, is was said
hal dsuge1 tie secrets Of the order. l. was
thought he had been made wa7 with All the
rivers creeks and ponds II. he reighborhood were
dragced bat the martyr to the ea1se of truth
was nowhere foand The excitement ran high
but avs sad ienY AID entirely ala-ed BIZ the
nex that the missing man hal recently been seen
in Cincinnati trgi3- to sell stolen horse watch
disappeared about the same time be did
Or Jansen. Of Brunswick. Ulster county y
Y, gives the following remedy to prevent nil
dew in Foozeberries- He contends that nildeT
is caused b. an excessive fov Of sa9; 50 bis re.
medy i:
Eariy IN spring take a large plov ard pow deep
very near TIE bushes. 30 - TO disturb and break
I'd soue Of the lateral roots therein diminishing
the qa4a'ity If SAP aud preventing miidew He
SAYS be has followed this plan for the last several
wears and 10 all that tine never has been troubled
with milfeT; has plenty of large and fair frais
and his bushes IN q healthy and thrifty condition
At Osksloosa Iowa a vouag woman whose
husband came home drQnk the other dav toos
down eoad ard chasti=ed him most glori-
o7S'y until be promised not to do 80 again. He
laid tha blame upon friend who asked him 70
drink She then Ebalei bin again for not hay-
ing ssabiliiy enough TO refuse.
A New York paper afi-ns that q memorial
requesting the Hoa. Daniel E. SIckles 20 resign
his sat Congress. has received 400 signature.
aad that in the Eighth Ward q movement * OF
foot anoay his late personal s7npathizers to hold
pablic meeting a which 70 make the reques;
ope1lE-
@In Austria 20 usD ! allowed 10 NARY
Who cart write rs name. II snch q az xers
enscsed N tbs comfy the b-eed OF democrats
at east Of legitimate oaes vcui pretty uea-Iy rar
cut IN some sections
The Springfield News and Joaraal savs
seems 10 Be the universal opjaion that the 3eeease
Of NJ Mann all De death bow 10 Antioch
College Undoubtedly il IS terrible blow -
NEST asHiciive providence - yst the gifted b1
departed president seemed in ls last hoars to hzrs
retained tazt saS2ci;y. foresight ard jadgnso
vhlca = al times Characterized him while in az
tive lie Tbs wss Indicated bg BIS sugzestin.
that the Rev DR. Bellows Of New YORK o1e Q
tie aoiesi men n tie coautrv. IS MS Successor.
- Deacon Ezekiel T. Cox. notorious for hsr
ing been recently turned out Of TIE Baptist Charcl
Of LaEesvIale for Stare catching has been uouaina
ted bg the Democrats OF M1skingan, for Count,
Treasurer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The Temperance meeting held in this city on
Saturday last was Q most successful one 10 point
Of numbers 10 attendance and the good feeling
uspifested. The audience was estimated at from
fge TO seven thousand, and We have never seen SO
large an assembIsgs in which there was SO little
confusion All seemed impressed with the i'm
portance Of the subject they had met TO consider,
ard gave up their thoughts to it. We refer the
reader to the report Of the Secretary in another
c0lunn.
The first speech was made by Gen Felix Marsh
ard was listened to with much attention. Mr..
Marsh appreciates the Importance Of the subject.
and presents it to his hearers with a logical force
that impresses all with its truth and importance
He was followed in short but telling address
By the old missionary John r. Williams in his 10
irntabls style. We have seldom seen an audi
ence more completely carried along with their
speaker than on this occasion. The great truths
be uttered and the touching incidents he related
weat into the hearts Of all who heard him. and a
Coed OF sympathy flowed through the hearts of
that vast assemblage. The eye, tina. index OF the
so1l told that the fountains were fall and over
flowing The speech was happy effort
At twelve o'clock the meeting adjourned for
rcfreshments. and all over the ground were seen
happy groups Of families and friends partaking of
the contents Of well filed baskets. After an
honr's intermission, the meeting was called to or
Or, and was addressed by Gen. Samuel F. Cary,
ID : manner which we have never heard excelled /.
II was most convincing argument. clothe in
Beautiful language and given 10 most eloquent
aul fascinating manner. For more than two
hours he enchanted tue audience many of whom
we're standing. with very few changing their posi-
tons The noble sentiments expires sed-the phi
laathropic emotions which impressed the speakeI
t5uGd hearty response in the hearts of his hear
els. All seemed to feel that it was good TO bt
there 1t was good seed sown upon good ground
and we shall be much mist aiken if the fruit shall
not prove to be good to the sigh and luscious IL
the soul of all who heard him.
At general call from the audience, Mr.. Will
Jams took the stand and By turns melted bis hear
eFs into tears, and provoked them to laughter.
The meeting was highly entertained by the sing
Ing of Juvenile choir from Dublin, and the in
spring notes of a choir from New z arts, Ohio -
Why cannot 9 Temperance choir be orga nized il
this city?
The meeting adjourned at five o'clock, and ou
friends departed for their homes, apparently vel
pleased with their visit, aud We trust impressed
with the importance Of the question they had
heard so ably and eloquently discussed, aud oil
the necessity OF increased activity for its promo
ton. We trust this meeting will be the inaugu.
ration of better time-that it will be followed
by meetings in various parts of the country. and
that the ball which has nov started will roll on
20 the Strengthening of many hearts aud the res
togation Of many unfortunate iuebriates
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Slave Trade and slave Code.
he Albany Eveuiug Journal says:

Tie Albany Evening j ourUai says:
II is Il notable fact that bile \ hera pem2-
cratic organs eudeavoring To reassure their
readers, by declaring hat 10 purpose of reOreH-
ing the slave trare of eCactjng a Congressional
slave code for the Territories J. cherished NJ the
leaders of the party; the candidates in these e.ec-
tons at the Soplh make declarations precisely the
reverse TEey boldly plant themselves on tnia
very platform. Gov Rgnuels, Of Texas. who IS
the regular Democratic caaGId4te openly alyo-
Gates the slave trade anI makes i issue of the
campaign. The Georgia Congressman are not
only unanimous b1t lo4d in their argument il Is
favor Ani in ell these States any Democratic
candidate for Congress who should de, are him
self opposed 10 q Territorial Save cole ana in
favtr of ao wing settlers 20 nake free states lf
ihey prefer, would De denouncei add read oGt 81
his party. Tue democratic press and the D-no
cratic meetings re-echa with prom ses of Saves
from Africa ard slavery IN all the Territories, a
the reward of Democratic victory.
What shall we believe?
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Iepor:ei Tor tle I alLadl I'M
Richmond Horticultural Society.

The Society met August 6tn, President hut
ton ia the chair. Minutes real AID approved
Sylvester johnson sas elected A member
Dr. :. s Boyd then read an interesting article
or MS experience in watering plants during the
dry weather lis strawberries ard raspbeIries
were materials benefited by IL; his tomatoes
were not sufficiently benefited 70 pap for the
,roua!e, except ia case Of longer drouth. tie
watered at different times Of the dag with warm
and cod water
joseph RstiiT read an article from o hoTtica~
turaI = ager OF the management Of the pepiant.
The q lection Of traits and flyer w4s good
Dr. II - r - yberz:ez wee much admired
Stsotsan chi W L Dennis exhibited some Of the
slne. Tavre were some fac pe,Es and appes
also SIX varieties Of Iri-1 potatoes from the gar
den OF " /: Saith r Reed had hae col
lection Of apples u his oTa raising. PreaIael'
Hutton had also several varieties OF apples at
pears. Thee 1a, fruit D several ofleTs which
VIII e noticed in tie port Il the Fruit Com
mlttee Mrs Eliza Smith. also Misses Reed aat
Strata. exhibited beautiful bouquets Mr.. Rec
rad a beautiful yellow d4h!ia. Il oirattaa has
heliotrape that was Tzry frlgrsgt and beautiful
Amoug the yeget ables Sese some tee tomatoes
aud sqaashrs by Daniel Downing. Custer Q
tomatoes bv J I. Ian -aSter attracted attention
J Ratu.T had several varieties of potatoes an'
some Hungarian grass All ch was tall with arg
heads we noticed some Lic0rice root and vine
bv J J Confer. Dr.. Boyd f Y. Teas and "
r Smith. were appo.u'ed 10 search ont the tru
origin and name Of the raspberry exhibited b
Dr.. Boyd
II was resolved the ladies' be Invited TO atten
our next meeting ard al subsequent meeting
We hai the light Of several OF their cOnntenaE
ces at the last meeting aud it Is hoped 10 thes
in future,
The Executive Committee were instructed Z
make arran yements for q Eau Exhibition.
A1io1rnuIcu: TO regular meeting in one week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Hadsaa Coart House. Va Oct, 81, 1855
Dr.. c NJ. JAeks0S.-Desr Sir | take pleasure In
adding certificate your list. and receaendln
Hooked. Ger1nsn Brters al who u.ay b afflicted
with Dyspepsia CT Piles had been aai etet fog
CT i've months with Dysyepsis when commenced tax
lus ire B.tters and they effected Perfeci cure hs1
as5 rain n uy stomach srtent ed With P1te--
have never had au attack the nature since
cured the Btters. AMI raa>t eheerially recon
mend them to all rho mag be similarly afflicted
II. CARVER. late p NJ
Witnass-JAMEs Il. FLOYD.
Ak fsr Haefi.ni's German Ritters. IL j. sold ey
druggists ana s5sTckeepeTs every All vt'ls-'
IN the Critei >tstes West lndia., AMI South Amer
50 al > sts per bs';le- S5-lm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Earta'- scenes tra1sc1=E weep Eot,
Nor stand with do~Dcast eyes,
Thouza sorrows cIon3 ioser darby,
Surea.Esei WITH tears and >igas
The tempest On the ocean,
The storm cloud o. the SKY
Creation Of moueni,
l. quickly passes BY
Ard though its shade nav linser
Too long srouui Tar breast,
Stand firm Is ChinoorazO
Win towering, iey crest
Dream cot tia: shade ete-nal,
However DARK It's hue;
The sun Is shining brightly
In distant feds 81 o4Ee.
The worli Is changing. laugh nat,
se'eE yield to chi lllsh Dirta-
Though Joy fits gladly round thee,
'iis Tot the cid of earth
lis bat geau q sunshine,
4 raw Of H44v' ny I-as.
Tit GERS the soat an Instant
Before The coming night
The golden cloud az ey'ning,
Plotting lo~ly IN the west.
Which seems 10 81 ne he brightes.
Jast as /, sinks - rest.
Soon all i dark AMI lonely,
The glad ming rays dcPar-,
4 deeper caraness covers
TIE chambers Of the heart
Then weep not. pr grim, laugh MT,
St5gp not tears nlrta,
Leave such Q bards and women.
Brave every eh.nge u earth.
Iavs- ford College, stk no, 50.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The CISc.NxarUs The JAY No. Of the Cia-
cio1atas. az excellent moathy, devoted 70 Sci
eaii6c Agriculture, horticulture, Eiaca,ion, and
Improvement OF Rural Taste, IS on our table
It's contents for the month named CO aprise some
- articles, OF various subjects OF interest. We
consider the Ciaciaaaiss valuable month";. aai
recon mend it 81 who are interested 10 the sub
cts to which /, Is devoted Terms for ssngls
copy 81 per aEa1m-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Tie cd Settlers CT E.ss-n ra1iaaa viii bid social
Meeting =. Fair Groaads joining KGixhts.svn On
Friday August H. general special vstion IL
hereby exteaee1 A1it0 oil Gang. Join ia the
Annual Me-sax and serSt@ the Day sSeas pleasure
aoa the revival Of old Ss1s iron the
kast. the the North and South CoEe
carriages. xAxsas HORSEBACK. foot
and heip 20 make L gay long - be re7-nees>f Divs
viii Of eKercfs>s wAsek I'll
te followed bJ speeches, tossss- AL s~ulEeEss
Let AL provided faezr vroFiscns, sE =
rte style
ofsp<Akrrs have se~n vi.d An4 exPsrsAl
CoMnErrKE ARnAssHasHrs-Joazn H. Bales. Hare ,
Bell James HaekIeoan. HenrJ Ill., Ia Reeves. SEQ
We. n posgatr-
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oa'o Female Col!ege-We invite attention
10 The Advertisement OF this Institution publish
ed IN another column. The President. Mr.. pay
: . gentleman Of distinguished abilities, and al
the faculty Are presminentiy qualified for the do
ties Of their respective Positions. No expense
has been spared to secure the best talent in the
country. We have visited the school and can
and do most eheerfally commend it to the patron
age of orr citizens
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
s- The Pa!atial Bazaar of our friend S

Dugias centre the lovers Of
the be- quality served np the best s also
has very la- 1t Wall Paper g.. q the latest styles
su aBe hnh whieh pu-chszi 3z-set frpa naan2tc
and which prices nPr-e-i-zreiiy low
lis st-k toys very Iar<h= II the All
eb-ces almost every variety F.ey atizt=s Of the better
Also he Al store.
Store teE doors east Ct The HuatlEg-az Eouse-
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Removal Produce store

HoHS n SCOTT has removed his Produce Store
- room n raxsons esding n-ar3y bis former
Esznf- where he keeps constantly suppl COT sTRY
PE0DCCE- AID yksETABLE-, Batter, Era,
CAexe1s Honey POtat Bets Apples. romsto-s,
&c ais eKt-nsise ae9asint4nee enAsies him
sest the aeer1-. good
~ P-ps CASH aca ih< H gsesE price 4;
81 Kinds 0fCozHtry Profzc- Farmers uil fad their
Interest 10 call apoa hi Is 10 sasi prsa.s
gz1ex sales.
sally =. I.s9- ID
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August, 1859

The Democrats are assa'ling the Kansas Con
stitution beca Sc il ooes not put the negro an
eqraiity Of political hts with the white man
They compIained lie yocierously because the
Leaven worth Constitution did not recognize ne
gro suffrage" las our Democracy auy mind OF
IS own?
PA pair Of handsome black horses lately
owned By Mr.. Sarderson of SummerviIle, \. j..
of Black Hawk and Trustee blood have beer
sold to the French Emperor for 81 coo. They
sailed fer France last wetk
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

COfored Paragraphs - Oar neighbor Watson
& EsteA have some fine specimens Of painted
Ihotogr apis il their rooms. to which the attea-
ton Of the public IS invited. Tasy must De seen
to be fully ap reciatcj and invite all who
desr re anything il that line to call and examine
them They also make al other kinds Of picture
of this character
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rShire's Clothing Store is the place 4

Caths, ei;hsr rssiy aNts order HIS stock IS
all made mp nader his personal iapetjo1 there
Cloths sAssiua-rss s@astes, vesEin-s gods *,
AaI aPoz p.rssasI Inspection :.
tEe- prepared sci sas .oSe5t szi - ia-1re sAt
i-fetiga "a every order Hi= have hai Ea28 s
Of experience neatly
OF pzAlic
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

"a despatch from Washington. dated Aug.
sth, announces. on the authority of L. s Mar,
saa Blackburn, that = cargo of six hundred Arr
cans have been landed on the Florida coast. near
Tyrura- As soon as the landing vas effected tie
vespsl was fred and abaodoaed-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Sefriag .Haeiiaes % rneighbor Samuel Bel
lis invites a,te,;ion to the Sewing Machines he
Is oiFsring f,r ,le ct aaufacturers' prices. They
are the most simple and mpleie Of any in use
peculiarly adapted to family pa poses All who
use them regard them as almost Indispensable
Cali and see them. Mr. Bells has a f1e assert
ment Of ready made Clothing, ard makes to order
all kinds of gentlemen's clothes. His store is a
few doors west Of the Post Offae.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

e-Au who have purchased goods at The New
York Store, know that il is the place to procure
bargains - they knos that the goods Kept there
are OF tie best quality ard sold al q very
small advance of the low price st which they are
purchased IN the Eastern ma-Aeis The propr:e-
tor is nov selling off at very reduced prces 10
make room for bis fall Purchases
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
New York Market,

., 1859.
FrouR, dull. sales from 81 40 8
W He dull. from 81 Is 70 40.
RYE. dull al 5
CoES, % cents Oats, 3 acd ~
FhiIadeIphin.-Aug- Flour dali s. to
% heat, 33 70 ~ Rye. :. Corn, % OAEs, %
Il 81.
CincinHafi.-Aag . Flour 81 > % : p wheat
81 10 l - Rye, 60 Hay, g TO Il
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A { Al D.
MADISON. lad, Aug /, 1889.

To Nsssrz ". g. wharton Jr & Brother
Madison the Rising aud Indian srs Insu-
rance COMPANIES
Gentlemen We ledge the irt you If So go
the los Htbdst load Il hty Insured YOU Please
thauk> fsr the and remark that
il these psus Just and settle te;r losses
aud promptly has this they well deserve
and doubt Will extensive and, hope,
profitable business.
Ysry respectfully youIs. &c.
3. Z. Butler s. CO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

We invite the attention Of the trade to the
aivertisemen: Of Mess-s Apologize & Co, OF
Cincinnati, IN another column This is Que Of the
Oldest and most reliable firms in the West They
are the publishers Of large amount Of standard
works, and are honorable men GIVE them call
and Yen will not regret it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

.Norsi Carolina. The returns from the late
election in North Carolina render certain :he
election Of Smith Gilman Leach and Vance, all
opposition, members Of Congress. The other
four members are Democrats. There is large
gain for the Opposition in the contested districts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The residence OF Jeremy Naasar, at Indian
apolis was entered few nights since. and silver
watch ard s. in money taken from the room in
which Mr. VI. was sleeping.
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REMOVAL

XTyIIIsAE1 e. VIC DIV ELI. Ia. rero7ed hi.
w Tai ring Esta bi isl In m To room in
Ei BroEns Edi5ing- opposite T J. store
HIS experience IN maki3g Friends Clothes. him
coEa1ence II =Gring those wh5 may patr7uze that
everything shall re their entire He
reserves the latest fashions, he many
customers fer style gu4iity He xiII
al samples CE8.hs. <flh their prices
where his r. ends sslecG for themselves
Thansfui for Fsst patronage be respectfully solicit.
continuance II the sane
Augzss 2. i.5s. 35-2n
True R=PasI.aaa. All Broad Ak copy ? months
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~ Starr & White are now enpa red in

extending their gas pipes into an Of the priv
licences and business houses OF citizens The
e -as beconirg aios. universal n the parts Of the
city where the main pipes have been laid aal the
bright ight made By them VII make demand fer
i; in part, Ct ae city yet suqPei. They pre-
parcel = put up fixtures q al kiais short notice,
and in style equal 70 those in any 81
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~ Advices from uayti to the PSI ult. state
that the Haytlea Legislature hai offered to Gef-
f-ard the of,e ard title Of Dicator, ~hich be had
3ecIa. d.
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~The Ne~ York Herald says discoveries Of
Go3j a. New G.eaaia had created great excite
meat. aid vessels =ere fitting on, TO viss. the
rev Il Dorado.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

- Oregoa-It is believed the Republicans
have elected their candidate. Lansing S,oat. TO
Congress. from Democratic Oregon Iftrue, Joe
Lane and Delusion Smith may give up
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Tie next regular meeting a the HOrsisalsar.l So
siesy vii il the Hall Of Ensias Co. Ne. 2 o.
Saturday next. 81 o'clock. p. N.
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Asichsn ani Syhoies sale Price Current


DrEp, sandy last, Of Ssur4Izi., daagaer 81
Prof Z. 2 Bash, this city. aged about Eve years
DIED. il Cai9a Co. In5- MANY MAEcELrA, daughter O.
John ana Msri4h Hart years. - aid Il Lays.
Gsne TO realms Of lz1=9e== t-ez1ry,
Cove 70 realms o pure delight.
Gone with auEsts here 1uty
Nareells kn~-.s with -erapAs aFigLt,
WHere eterBal homage paving.
H-aFeas~ zelr Oh swell,
On her >sytogrs bosom lying,
MArpeIla sleeps this l.f='- farewell
Clouds dear mother. rzver darkea
N4rcelfe'< home . ia the SkF
LIST ne uEssc. mother. aearas2.
l 5afpy-lS not
Here my IitEIe soul caIs tEla5=r
jrsa- saith forever ble~t.
Her eternal jpTs humber,
Counties II eternal Con-.
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G0RSCCa L POE

As EaFs aSli ny Interest IL the i.rsrar. trad. :,
= II Pee Es4 and An aba. retiring firm business
w1zd Tecg1n4n nd % those wto bare E1aeraIly "a
roElZed -. al NY friends generally cantiuaa-c.
ef tsl- patronage % tas Few firm oE 6srsecE & Poe
CURTIS GRAVE.
July =, 1s5s as
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THE
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE!

tk'HE NEXT TER VI Of this Institution sit begin
MONDAY. September 5th. I. 9, sni continue six
teen weeks President Day 10 has national reputa
on Author aud k!u cator viii he assisted by tall
OF experienced reachers Professors GEeRrK aui
WosERAt will the department. of Aasc. and
the services of Mss FASST RAYS Of Cincinnati.
and Miss l. DAVIS OF Ses sulshei Pianss
al Nocsiists. have been
In addition the supervision II the reichers
several kind Christian viii their hole
zion 20 the health, manners ant morals Of the pupils
the location OF the Institution desirable helms
In The country the summit OF OF the highest hills
overlooking the Queen ty. and miles distant from
il, from its temptations, and free the
Of = village.
Tire grounds and buildings unsurpassed in the
ted Ter elegance. adaptation anI comfort
and vegetables Of the besL
enee for the table supplied from the College gardens
7 Fone hgatrei and eighty Pupils, representing
twelve States in attendance during
KNPES>ES-BoAr5. in cIuiin1 wAshiux fuel light, fur.
nishIng &c Tuition in ali the OF
regular caurse and maternal care. 500 per
Extra chsrges made in Music Modern
The anderszn sole proprietors AMI will do
sl ia their power the reputation
Of the college Fr catalozae address
OF us AZ COLLEGE Hill, ONO.
s. P CARY,
Aug il--5S Fly VAIL
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Ia l; is reported that Emerson Ethridge
is elected TO Congress from one of the dis
tricts of Tennessee We hope the report is
true.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

@ Il is reported that Gen Sam Housto'
has beer elected Governor Of Texas.
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~ THox.s n. BROWN /. a eaaaia.,- asr Prose-u,sa.
Attorney Z This Ja3iclal Great sse
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~ Geo. Coale has not ye. sod his lara Il
i good chance Tor a. investment
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From he Madison Courier
S2- Attention is called to the card of
Seesr=. f. B. Buter Co, aii-essa1 II Wharton Jr
Brother AGENTS Rising Indianapolis Insurance
Companies. Those companies bsve always been
prop. settling losses tnis SHY
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On Thursday, August 18th. 1859,
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE j. hereby gives that tie eo-Partnership
y existing between M. G0RSCCH and CURTIS
GAA T. under the name aE1 style OF Gorsa Grave
j. this day dissolved 81 manual consent. Those
knowing themselves Indebted the s5sye f-E are re-
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lay
wM. G0RSrCH.
July .l4h. $50. CURTIS GRAVE.