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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

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E&Tl &c NEE23
tA PENNY SAVED
PENNY EARNEDw
AND THE WAY TO ECoYoNIZE is TO BUY
YOUR GOODS AT THE
~Low PRICE STORE"
fCsd Stand Of Julius Bla0,)
w ERE YOU GET MORE
w Goods for your Money. than at any O'her
store in the county
. IN HuDs. BROWN SUGAR--a good article.
lU o. hand selling rapidly. FOU KILN LBS.
for 81 at the Low Price sToEE
o. CHESTS y. III. TEA, Of superior quality,
- fr.m to ( shil.iHgs per pound; warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction.
cTUART-s GOLDEN SYRUP, Refined. for
> 5shiIIiugs per gal
n O. NOLAssEs--a good article for : 'hil-
W. lings per ga.
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WEBSTER TOWNSHIP.
No. S-On road from east quarter post of sec. u.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-17

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1g 70 Law -No;ice is therefore hereby given TO all
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IETETIC sALERATUs, 80 boIss--thsb b
in use, cents per pound.
t..-re..l.a lor ~ B, lLs 60 baLrsI. e o.

bound al the lOw est market ratss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

CASES IMPROVED ADJUSTABLE MOLE Prov. pa
tented January p. lS59-rhis machine is con-
structed so that the Coulter is adjustable through
the beam, aud the depth of the whole is regulated
by square thread screw. so tina, it can be rails
ed or lowered to suit zen surfaces OF the
ground, or or level ground so as to give regular
fall to the drain. The Mole and Sole or Shoe OF
the Coulter are so connected together as that the
Mole may yield laterally in passing distractions.
or turning bat vertically cannot 60 beyond a
given dep.h-thus allowing the machine TO make
CURVES without Injury to the drain, or danger
of breaking the Coulter and also giving a heavy
upward pressure TO completely close the cut made
by the Coulter, and at the same time leave the
bottom OF the drain almost entirely uncompressed
so the water from the adjacent soil can freely en-
ter. The Capstan is so constructed that the front
end stands on the front part of a wagon, and
when moving forward is thrown on wheels at the
rear end by the first draft OF the horses. so the
moving is done without the labor of prging up
and with haf the team required By other ma
chimes
The entire patent right for this machine is
owned by Case i Baldwin, who VIII furaish ma
chimes State, county and township rights on req
sonahle terms. Mr.. Bald win one OF the part
ners viii be in Richmond few days and the
farm of this vicinity. and others interested in
such machiues are invited to call and see the
model. Call at the City Hotel.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

Telling Truths. Our Democratic friend,
Cookery of the Terre Uaute Journal speaks TO
oar neghbor Elder in the following manner:
The editor of the Richmond Jefiersonian says
that Senator Douglas has showed signs of giving
aid and comfort to the Black Republicans Now
we would like to ask this gentleman, who is Post
master at Richmond, wherein has Douglas done
what he charges him with Has he done it be-
cause he stood by Democratic principles and the
organization of the party If he has not, then
tell US why.
You can give no reason, but. being office
holder under the Administration. you deem it
necessary TO save your head from being chopped
of, that you should abuse and SANDER Douglas.
We will say to You, Mr. Elder. that you had bet
ter take else when the Little Giant is cleo
ted President which viii be in 1860, certain he
will make your Lecompton dry bones rattle He
will not let you wear collar for him as you do
for the administration and your other master,
John L. Robinson. John only has to whistle
and Elder follows him."
Bro. Cookery may be little too sanguine
about Douglas election in 500 bat if Douglas
is not elected the probability is some one will be
who will have the power to make Lecomp-
ton Dry bones rattle
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

nr Our neighbor GEO. w. BARNES has re-
turned from tour to the East. where he spent
some two months, more especially for the benefit
of the health of his wife, who we are pleased to
learn has returned considerably improved in
health. GEORGE also looks as if the hospitality
of Eastern friends agreed with him. He has
now gone to he City to lay in stock of Gro
ceries for the wholesale ard retail trade Farm
ers and others who buy in considerable quantities,
Coffee by the sack Sugar by the barrel, Fish by
the half barrel or kit aud so on, viii iod consid
cradle advantages in buying of Mr Barnes He
is thoroughly acquainted with the trade and mar
kets, and can buy cheap as any one, and will
sell small profits as any one can afford TO.
lie always keeps full assortment of everything
in his line. Call at the old stand opposite the
Branch Bank.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

cg- Hoa. Fabius NJ. Finch, of Johnson co
has received the Republic an nomination for judge
in the Indianapolis circuit-The Reverend PRO
fessor" Ingralzn. the founder of the Cobb schoo
of novelists, has recettlg been dubbed an LII d
by the University OF Mississippi -Sickles is said
to have rented Lieut.. Mulfitt's house in Wash
ington, being a less conspicuous residence than
the one he occupied last years ylvanus Cobb,
jr with all the members of his family, was bap-
TIED not long since, by Universast Clergyman
in Norway Mane.-Rchard Rush died in Phil
ndelphia on Saturday morning last, aged seventy
nine years Miss Bates, sister Of Hon. Edward
Bates CT St Louis, recently emancipated the last
Of thirty two slaves who formed part Of her in
heritance, and whom she has gradually set free as
they became prepared to take care OF themselves
in freedom. Judge Bates emancipQtel the last
of his slaves several years since.
Indiana has seventy five agricultural societies.
New York seventy seven. Illinois eighty eight,
Pennsy lyania sixty eight, Ohio sixty three, Min
nesota eleven, and other new 5, ates from twelve
to thirty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

nsEn.-Tn Cincinnati. Monday afternoon, Fraress.
daughter Of Joseph kinsey. aged 10 days
Dun, waynesvie. ohia Friday last. NSs LAWN.
HetiowAx the goth year her age. The deceased
igrated to Warren ceuass. OHIO, than S k-..,
sgo, where she has resided she born
rginiS - daughter of the Ola pominien-
Independent and selfreaut almost seoentrisity
che had heart OF Kindness that bounds. Her
heightened years those pleasure to her family and
che has gene Down the emh, while her spirit
young the OF eternity Of bliss beyond the
pathze with the tere would congratulate ths
aersrsed spirit upen its release from the inhrmates
this probationary life
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
ey-P archass-s alrars f1d an alrantnze il

~ Purchasers always fad an advantage 10
purchasing goods of those who confne them
selves to special line Of trade Oar neighbors,
Zmmer L Enswiier are dealers exclusively in
the Tine Of Notions. Trimmings, Candies, Fruits,
&c, together With wall and other papers They
necessarily purchase il larger quantities aud cor
sequently at lower prices than those who sell il
less quantities They are enabled from the ex-
tent Of their business 10 sell 20 those who retail
en- as favorable terms as they can Purchase in
Cincinnati. and TO coasane-s they c4u sell as low
il ret lower, than those who are not confined to
this trade
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

=. Tls~s1oor Open At morning prayer
C~-.Ing recently held in Cincinnati, among Others
Rev Mr. Chii!aw made some remarks IN regard
to recent visits made 6y him 10 different iAfs oil
the country. In speaking of bis visit 10 this
lace be said
ale spoke at Richmond Indians, with her
IL eco inhabitants as wHblest with reriral iEfsE-
eacss--a spiritual dearth prevails there No
city in the vicinity of Cincinnati, needs visit
more than Richmond. He hoped they would be
yisi,ed--ihe door is open
This is the opinion Of Mr.. Chiilaw--what is
voo-s Mr. Render,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
County Election.

St LOUIS Aug. 2.-Ineonplete returns from
the County Election yesterday indicate the cleo
ton Of the Republican candidates BIZ large ma
jorty.
he Democrats hare elected ore member 70
the Legislature, two Ccuaty Commissioners. and
one clerk The Republicans have probably cleo
ted the balance of the candidates. The Sunday
reform measure vas carried By . large majority.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Kentucky Election.

Louisville August . The following Con-
gressmen are elected First District-Burnetf,
Dem; Secoud-Peyton, Dem. probably Third
Brystow, Opp: Fo1rth--A1derson, Opp. Fifth
Brown, Dem; Sixth-Garrard Dem probab-
ly; oesenth-MaIlory, Opp; Eighth-Simms,
Dem; Ninth-Moore, Dem. probably Tenth
stevenson, Dem.
The returns indicate the election Of Ma-offil
Dem. for Governor, ana that the State Legisla-
tnre on joint ballot, viii have a small Democratic
mai3rity
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Constitution of kaRsrs-Tbe X ansas Com
JAMES BUCHANAN.

Constitution Of kansas-Tbe Kansas Con-
vention has adjourned. Tae Constitution is rad
caIy anti slavery, bit does not confer the ri. hit
Of Suffrage to negroes. Tae Legislature is TO
consist Of - Representatives aaI 81 Senator's
Topeka has been selected as the temporary capt
toll The Constitution was adopted BIZ vote Of
u to -, al the Democrats voting against it ana
re!nsing to sign it, The party will oppose its
adoption By the people; still i; will be endorsed
and submitted to Congress, where the black sa
very party will again attempt to defeat ii.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

Misunderstanding TO TIE state ment Of many
of our worthy merchants, Boswell is setting the
Eastern operators back in regard to fine pictures
His pictures are durable beyond doabt. We
would say call at the big Camera, two squares
west of TIE Citizens Bank, and compare pic
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
ola ScsIIcTs- NIeetIrG.

There will be an old settlers meeting on the
Fair Grounds adjoining Knightstown, Oh Friday,
18th day Of August. Ample arrangements are
being made to accommodate large crowd, and
from tie manner in which previous meetings have
been gotten up there, we promise all who may at
tend pleasant time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

Hungarian Grass Our young friend Will.
RatliH has left at our Office specimen of Hun
garian Grass, grown his fathers farm near this
city, 1t is nearly five feet high and stood upon
the ground as closely almost as it is possible for
stalks to stand. 1t is estimated that such grass
would produce at least five tons per acre. The
reader may say that it grew on very rich ground
That is true but no richer than large majority
of the soil in this county can be made by careful
farming and manuring. Those of our farmers
who raised it last lear speak in the highest terms
ofthe quality of the hay-the large amount and
nutritious quality of the seed making it equal to
oats. We are promised an article on the subject
by one who has fully tested it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Anr. 2-The States mentions
the reception Of important private dispatches
from Northern Mexico.
II vas expected that within 90 days, 1000
American troops will be organized on the BIC
Grade, properly armed and equipped for the
purpose OF marching upon the City OF Mexico,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
~Uon .Jobn RalI has writ,

H1- Hon. J Ohm Bell has written to his political
friends in Y ashngton that the opposition will
carry Tennessee in a whi.lwind Of enthusiasm -
Nothing ike it has been known since the famous
Harrison campaign of 1910. II is expected that
Netherland will be elected Governor by from
five to ten thousand n aority, apd that the oppo-
nents of the Democracy sill return eight of the
eleven members of Congress.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

ia Our mention that the Sons of Malta
had taken Ralph Pages Hall, is a mistake:
1t has been leased by Mrs. Kate L. Kim ball.
for School for young ladies and misses
She is worthy and well qualified as a teacher
aud we cheerfully recommend her to the
patronage of our citizens.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

I'I.I'F UlAD '-PKINU5, hiONuaY, j NV ..
Ny Dear Slr-l have received your kind not e
Of the l9'h inst, with the leader from the Post
htle appreciate it as it deserves the ability
and friendship displayed in the editorial for nv
sell, yet regret that il has been Published Ny
determination not under any circumstances. to be
come candidate for re election, is fnal and cor
elusive Ny best Judgment and my strong incli-
cation unite 10 favor of this course.
10 cas-: doubts upon my predetermined purpose
IS calculated to impair my influence in carving
out important measures. ard to afford pretext
Tor saying that these have been dictated by De.
sire TO be renominatel
With my kinjest regards, &c,
remaia sincerely and re -pectfully
your friend
II slrs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

- STEPHEN scorrAN will take Groceries. Boots
and shoes. and Dry Goods for Lunher Lew
rKR Y,kp on .ih Street. North Of Main.
STEPHEN SCorrAN. Is selling Clear Weather
boarding .; b per 100 delivered TWENTY Cxxr.
per feet other yarisTa Street. North
efMain.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Mr.. JOHN r. WILLIAMS,

a distinguished reformer, will also address the
meeting.
Other speakers are expected to be in attend
ance.
The object of The meeting is to give an express
ion of public sentiment upon this important cues
tion-to exert a moral influence and do practi-
cal good
1t is not simply to meet in social enjoyment,
but to blend he two in one therefore it is called
a Basket Meeting, and will be of that character.
The necessity of such meeting must be appa
rent 10 all who feel interest in preserving the
morals ofcommunity from the degrading infence,
Of the liquor traffic. Intemperance is prevailing
to al alarming extent in all parts of the coun-
try, and is perhaps adding new votaries to it.
desolating altar. The public mind must be AVA
kened, and we invite your attendance and co-ope
ration in the good work. Bring your family
your wife, sons and daughters.
The Gin. & Chicago Rail Road will run an ex
ira train of cars at convenient hours, from Ander
son. and return the same evening. at half fare
1t s also hoped the Indiana Central will carry
passengers on their regular trains at half fare.
The Eaton & Hamilton Road will prob ably &C.
with the same liberality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
hfrluS RIM rnH Il

h'r5ys Reapsr aaf .Hoser.-EITAs En-
WARDS farmer Of this vicinity, requests Us to
say hat he has used che Of hirby's Reaper and
Mover the present season, aad that is operation
Is most complete ard satisfactory That it IS OF
light dfaff, easily managed, and did not in emitting
about eighty acres, set OFT Of repair in the
slightest degree. David and Jonathan Scarce.
both practica! ard intelligent farmers assure Us
that they have never seen its equal as Mover.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
JAMES L. SNOW

SrCCEssoR 70 Tgos. NEsTcRk Co.. eerrer Main ard
- fro1t streets. dealer proyf.ous .ud
ever thing usually foaaa Ia frst class f-oo~ry.
Eezsnsser that eneE Is be only faani pizr.
above ae@crthei, where be will ola
friends AID cassozers friendly fsssx wis all others
sho 3 ID favor hiz 9Th = call.
30 No Extra charge f5r delivering Floor Feed &c In
par. ~ the city.
! Richmond, Ind, April Fl, 1ss9. Ip.f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

n~The Democratic editors of Wisconsin with
scarcely an exception, have had public Offices be
slowed upon them by the Administration. These
Offices intended as mere corks to keep the
noses of the wretched things above water.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

Tassa rsir--rhe Uaian Fair AZ Kagasssara viii e,a
weiassiAy ,hs SIS, efAayasi rasre VIII BE-,
aae exhibition. SAT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Sale of Re al Estate.
to an order of the Court o.

FOURSUANr to an order of the Court of Gamma,
L Pleas of Wayne County. Indiana ma ie a. tn,
July Term, 1882 will offer private sale from this
day until the first day of September next unless SOON
sold, the following Real Estate, situated in said
County, tow The east half Of the south east quar-.
ter, and the east half Of the half Of the north
cast quarter Of section 81 in township Is and range
one west containing l2o acres situated miles north
of Richmond, 50 OF which are cleared and under
good cultivation and has it good house. barn and
orchard
And also another farm Of ia scres situated north
east Of Richmond ~ miles and described az follows
to-~it: The west half Of 60 of the west side Of
the north vast quarter of section H. and the north.
cast quarter Of section TO- in town ship IL and range
west which land 50 are under cultivation:
And another farm Of 10 acres, situated four miles
north Of Richmond the Chester and ABBY turnuike
road and described follows wit. acres
oil the east side Of the north quarter and acres
OF the west side Of tina northeast quarter of section
IN township IA, and range west. This farm has
under cultivation about 80 acres and has on IL Iares
brick dwelling house, good frame barn and an or.
chard One fourth Of the purchase money will be re-
qTired the day Of sale, and the balance In thr.e
equal instruments Of 8, L. ami Is months after date
The uniersgncd will give the ser certificate
of his purchase conditioned make him deed whom
the sale is confirmed and the conveyanss il ordered BIZ
the court The purchaser will be rea1irei to piv.
his notes and mortgage the land SECURE the de.
ferred payments.
JAMES PERRY, Commissioner to SELL
July s, 1853. 8otf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

~ Messrs. Starr s. White would remind cur citi-
that the coming is favorable time to have
gas pes put up in heir dwellings and business hou
The long nngs Of winter the times for
lights and those who would enjoy the luxury of good
lights must have gas. Everything ell is a sub
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Pixies Peak Gold.

St Louis, July pa special despatch to the
Democrat says that three men have arrived at St.
Joseph, bringing Sl2 800 in g I'D d1st. These
parties disposed OF So 600 at Omaha City making
q total Of $4,000 from he Kansas mines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
horticultural society.

Meets On Saturday next. in the Hill OF fasias cenet
ny The late meetings hare eeea gilmore than erii
nsry interest
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

e. THos.s N. BxowS is candidate fog Prosecuting
Attorney in this Judicial Circuit 3s,f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04

MAkRIso-on The $50 ul.. By Eaas raomis. ESD. Mr..
Thomas sFa~hrige, to Miss Esther csssarn all eftais
eoGnty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Death of Horace Mann.

XExrA. Aug > p. N-Horace Mann, Pres-
dent Of Antioch College, died at Yellow Springs
al kalfpast four o'clock this afternoon
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
India0a aud the Charleston Con
Yenfian.

4 Correspondent Of the New York Courier
and EBqairer, writing fIom " ashington. says
that certain sssuracces have been received there
that Indiana will throw her vote against Douglas
at Charleston. arrangements hayiug been made
20 that effect By authorities competent in the
premises --CIn. Eng
The Democracy OF Indiana have not yet held
their meeting for the appointment Of delegates to
the Charleston Convention, and what other 'au
thorities' are competent TO make arrangements
Tor giving the vote of the State for or agaiCs
any particular individual We are ST loss 10 know
We presume however, that ore Of these nice az
rangements IS he reduction Of tie representation
in the State Convention, the exclusion Of all but
tcketed' delegates from lis deliberations, and the
holding Of the Convection on Moudav, in order
that the wire workers may have the whole Of the
Sabbath in which TO operate on the delegates
and bend them 10 their wishes.
The Democracy Of Indiana are forewarHed,
and they should De forearmed. Before single
county has appointed delegates 10 the State Con
veu,ion-before the people have had any oppor-
tuuity whatever OF giving expression Of their
ser t!ments, it is announced that competent
! thorties have made arraC gemeuts to send dele
CATION to Charleston pledged against Douglas
+ We do net know that the Democracy of Indiana
prefer Ja1Ee Douglas for President, bat We DO
/ know that there Is no authority in the State
competent TO say what vi be the complexion
Of her delegation till after The State Convention
is held. We warn the gentlemen who have on
dertaken this task. that any attempt their part
TO nsurp the power which belongs TO the people
Ihsmstircs will be met and resisted. There must
be no packing of the Convention of the 9th of
January or tie Convention at Charleston. We
! hope there will be no attempt at such, but the
people shogld be their guard, and remember
that hey are the competent authority to decide
who shall or shall not receive the vote of Indiana
at the Charleston Cows uton, any little arrange
ments' 80 the contrary notw.ths;aaiing-.N'e
albany Ledger, a democratic paper
l5~Oar neighbor Samuel Bells merchant tai
Tor has sold large lumber o: sewing machines
for family use, during the past few months, and
he assures Us that 50 far as he has heard, they
have given universal satisfaction. They are so
simple in construction, so little liable to get out
of repair and so great labor saving machine
that they cannot fail to give full satisfaction. He
also keeps large assortment of goods for gentle
mems wear, which he makes up in the most salts
factory manner. His ready made clothing is
made up with the same care hose made TO
der, and warranted to be in every respect as req
resented. lis terms are low for cash
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
Gin. q Chicago Rail Road.

Extra trains, aud at half fare, will fol
lows, and return the evening, for the special
convenience of those who may wish to attend this
meeting.