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Nordyke's Percussion Bolt

HOME PROOF.
CsrRIcKLAND & BRIDGLAND say-"Aster . trial If
- than months Mar dykes Percussion Bolt
aecompIiehes object fully. We nov bolt sour
from DAMP wheat with and cleaner than
ever before
BROWN ADDISGroN mr.. Adain v.oa "a. o., T,
years miller Basil Brish,wel) say ..Ws -
much pleased With Nordykes Percussion Bolt We r.n
do duty in grinding. aat can grind nj, hs
than CAN and will Increase the can,ei,x
X Bolt Is to % per cent"
T. swARrZ. Esq. twenty-eight years miller And
miller the Richmond City Mills Nor
dykes Percussion Bolt has advantages
plioty doing york il las no e7a.
Has been using the Bolt for six months.
Mr.. wILCoYEN Of Munce. says Nordyke's Percussion
Bolt . better yield and perfect scranton
A. McLUCAS. ESQ., OF Economr. for many year. r,iI,.-
for George Gillespie. OF Hagers:osa say. 1 hsx.
of Nordykes Percussion Bolts much pleased
with its operation. II bolts with profit ~,
needs hopper boy wheels Il family
aud superhne -four at the time L have never
known IL to clog"
BRADY & SON. OF the Quaker City Works. Richm ond
sion Bolts" consider them entirely superior any
in use, they will from pounds Of our
per bushei over the common boit''
At the last state Fair: The Committee ,sv,:-
We consider 1t superior to other arrangement and
recommend hrst premium OF twenty dollars"
At the Wayne County Fair, the Committee
says: We take pleasure recommending
NFNev Bolts furnished in operation and war
RI ted.
NPThe Improvement attached to Bolts now in use in
one day time Apply w. T. DENNIS.
Genl Agent Mill Work, Engines and Machinery.
5otf RICHMOND, Ind.
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To All Whom It NAV Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate Of Charles Paulson the sale notes,
that said notes due the l2th Of this month Nov
emeer. and unless promptly paid they will Be pat in
process Of collection without fail. The BE-
found At ali times At the Office Of II b. Payne.
"a q pt = RSEFRcEss' Aaminis...
Richmond, Nov. Is. 1853. Are copy 81 $40
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During the late Fair, the entry book used by the
Committee On Domestic Manufactures mislAd and
il probably in the hands Of of citizens.
Any person having possession Of it, will eonfor great
favor upon the Society by returning it to this Office
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~ The venerable Washington Irving died on
the 18th ult.
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For Sale-In Richmond.

a soo two acres OF Land, near n, pepet v,,, ~.
~ tonosing improvements: Large frame prslii,.
Seanis. carriage House, Wash Houss Woof Ha,.. W.
$500, good Spring and Spring House. Fruit rrrss
U'p.ety, &c Nice property. Will take small hous.
sood House and Lot on Fort Wayne Aysnue room.
good Cellar. Well and Cistern. ''o1ns'
the above property will be e,ld low on sssr nav
iaeh's- Possession given Immediately. ~
Richmond. Febs 1859 IA Fo a..
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ABSCoMDED,

yyRoH OF the nndersgnsd, on the 2sth Of
= october last. a2Pre1tieei giri named MAry E.
PecS All persons are cautioned against harboring or
e5-.rzrtjnv JOSEPH KENWORTHT-
IL sso. 20 y
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DlcKlNsoN's MUSIC STORE
DISSOLUTION OF RARrHERsHIP

THE Partnership heretofore sxistisx under the
/ firm Of vaa5ehoiek Cash. In the aanusHc.arc Of
Brick. 10 this day dissolve By Datsai par
ties All persens having elaine Assnst said srrn win
present them to Ihos Cash - will pay ell claims
Ag.ins. the Grm. He IL also ssshosissd collect I'll
Chains owing - sill arm
WILLIAM VAN SCHOfCK.
THOMAS CASH.
Richnond, Oct. -, 1889.
The undersi8Dsd will seatsas 70 make eDod Brick -
the stand East Of tbs City, snl Aas good Stock
on hand sala Low for easA- THOS. CASH.
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Richmond Industrial College,

SVASASt
OPENED MONDAY, ocTosKR. leah. fer the PAL
Mss {; RosERs, Teacher Preparatory pepsrsnsns
A. HoLCGMPE PenEAnship
N. HoLLTSGswoRrH, :. Natural ssisse
3 A HOLT higher Asth,
saasies and the Language
TERMS
ss..: I DsSsssss: s...., Sciences. 80
Collegiate, tEncludtns Hi Cher Mathematics AID
Greek and Latin LAnsaaSesl CT
French Extra.
Fr0f Bash wiil drill the classes In E.ocution
each xeek and Prof. A. E Hseemee viii
give e IL lessons IN Peam>ashiP daring each
term free 10 all students The instruction in Pen
AnshiP and Eioccton alone will be worth the full price
saitioa. these branches have
perers r the W
Pref Holt 0ee-lin. would be pleased 10 institute
Interesting class Of Ladies' and Gentemsn in
French. a. near the commencement OF the term
regular College Coarse i'll be laid out for these
she wish thorough eiucatia and neednl hsci
ty fer completing such ~i BE furnished Those
wishing quAiify themselves for teachers BY at
tending this Institution avail themselves Of course Of
is Normal School in the country Prot Holt
IS h4hy neadei to tae Superintendent A. faily
I'll his department. in Higher Mathematics
and the Las
Aer the hrst on.h the rnsuiion be transferred
frem the Warner Hall - the English Luther an Chnrch
which, beside three recitation contains OF the
Speaking Galleries and Lecture Rooms in the Yves
coGuiry able board Of Lecturers have been
g>sei TO lecture the dferen; sciences during me
fall and winter
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Dr. r E uaur hxor, Mrs. NJ Newton.
d P. Holloway Or. Tho
Pr A r, Dasler. p. II Scott.
Or O. p Esther us3icy
Rsv J. V r Miller.
further particulars address
NJ II. HOLLINGSWORTH, Supt
Sept 10, 1850 4otf
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New York Maket.

Nkw IoRK. Nov -.
YLoCR: Market better superfne STATE IS les 20;
extra STATE snperens Wessern - % - % sx-
tra e5 iessS - -, =,
GRAIN Chicago sprins 81 oa8l ~: Mil ClUs ~ IS
White ndana 81 50; white Kentucky j.
Corn arm. mixed western S><aSs-
Oats II !, ST. Rye ~.
PRovIsioSs-Me.. pork sis 90 I6 IL; prime II 10;
shoulders hams 81
Isrd i,s sioN Bosser active Ohio lsts. cheese sail.
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Baltimore Makei.

"
rLovR-St-say, Howard street - sly City Mills s.
GRAIN. Wheat quiet: white 9 3a5l 35 redSI - =
~ Cora white and yellow 20 SIS
PROVISIONS ness pork Is ooSis IS; prime 10 50; ha
con aides ioc-
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1.-THE undersigned Offers for sale most valuable
L fsrm containing leo scres, lying eight miles
north ~ of Richmond. about ~ miles west Of Do
within half mile Of the Centreviile and Will
Hamburg Turnpike. About 30 seres in good state
Of eultivaton, good frame barn, . small orchard Of
excellent fruit. There il upon the Farm an abun.
dance Of failing stock water and il il every
spect most excellent farm The balance Of the farm
Is well-tmbered and sdjoinng the farms of Thomas
Bond and A!exanisR Cheesman. For further pArtieu-
lars apply to Cheesman, adjoining the farm. to
the undersigned in hichmond. WV. CHEESMAS.
Nov II, 1852. ~
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-P. NJ.
The speculative demand for -four continu-
ed ane prices have advanced l0@l5 with
S 30@es55 for superfine Western; 6 0o@
6 40 for naed UNI extra Western; $50
6 80 for extra round hoop Ohio closing firm
and buoyant- Rye -four 3 5O(94 10. Wheat
firmer with e fair demand chiefly specula-
tive at 2s{9S 40 for winter red Western ;
40@1 so for white do; 70 for white
KY. Rye quiet ut O5@00- Barley quiet
with sales at So Corn dull and lower of
mixed Western at IS, buyers generally re-
fuse to pay over IS. Oats 54059.. Whis-
ky dull and lower; sales Of EOS bbls at
261627 Pork quiet at 7 60 for old mess /;
l8 II for new; DO % so for prime. Beef
firm sales 400 bbls at 5e@,7 90 for coun-
try prime; 1909 90 for do mess; $40
@l0 so for re-packed II 00@ll so for
extra mess. Beef hams steady at 10. Cut
meat steady, at ss@93 for hams and e}@
81 for shoulders. Dressed hogs steady at
70,S. Lard firm sales 1900 bbi at lla0
IL. Butter ll@2e for Ohio I6@9s for
State. Cheese stead at 74@l0. Tallow
los. Linseed oil buoyant with sales u, 900
gallons at 69@75 Tobacco steady Ken
| lucky 64@lla. Wool firm, owing to light
stock no quatablc change in prices. Su-
gar steady at 1861. Coffee firm at $40
IL. Molasses 52043.
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THE VERY LATEST.
H0WAsfiINcfoY,, Jan. 28-ll. n


SENArE-Mr Chandler of Mich, present
ed the credentials of Mr.. Bingham, elected
as Senator from the State of Michigan, to
succeed Mr. Stuart for the term, commence
ing on the 4th of March next. = i-'aifsiza
IS Mr.. Douglas, in presenting petition, took
occasion to remark that had he been pres
emf at the time he should have voted to ad-
NIT the claimants for seats from Indiana to
the floor during the pending of their claim.
Seward Of N. Y, in presenting petition
f;om citizens of New York, setting forth that
New York and Brooklyn are destitute ofde-
fences against the foreign invasions, and
praying for an appropii ltion of two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for the construc-
ton of necessary works.
r. HOUSEWIVES Stephens of Ca, introduced
bill for the establishment of territorial
governments for Arizona, Dacotah and JEFF
ferson-referred TO the Committee of the
Whole
Mr.. Grow, of Penn, gave notice that
when the Arizona bill shall be called up,
he would offer an amendment, which was
read setting forth that whereas the territory
ace dire from Mexico if Arizonia is part,
was at Il time of purchase free by law fir m
African Slavery, and no such slavery has
since been established therein; therefore,
nothing contained in the act shall be held OF
taken to authorize African slavery in said
territy, as acquiaed from Mexico. @ Z
On motion of Mr.. Morse of N. Y, reso-
luton was adopted, calling ON the Presi
dent to furnish copies of instructions to oul
African squadron, and also those given by
British Government to their Naval force;
on the same coast. Also, information of the
number of sla-ors and suspected slavors ca
tured, and other matters pertaining thereto
since thr ratification of the treaty of Wash
ington.
The House re-considered the vote by
which the consular and diplomatic bill wa:
yesterday defeated The question on it
passage being again taken up, it was passed
yeas3 nays SO. Various reports of a private
| nature we've made from standing committees
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Cinetnnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29-PNT
Flour firm at SO for srperfne. Wins
ky has advanced to 26 and is in good de-
mand; receipts very light; distillers holding
back for higher prices. Glover seed steady
at 6 90. Corn firm at s0@s4. Mess pork
quiet and rather dull the only sale reported
is 100 bbls country mess at l8 90 buyers
are holding back. Bulk meats are dull at
8@84 holders anxious to sell. Bacon is
firm at 1921. Lard dull at III no buy
ers. Groceries in good demand. Exchange
in better supply.
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Arrival of IL Q Tennessee.
~ NV ORLrAYs. Jan. 2s-p. NJ.

= @ala NEW ORLEANB, Jan. sZS---P. n.
The steamship Tennessee, fio,n Vera Cruz,
has arrived. Gen. Tries and Admiral Ter
mann are passengers.
The Spanish feet left left Sacrifcias on
the goth ult., for Havana. The French and
English fleets are at Sacriicias.
The Progresso quotes rumor that an
American war vessel bad threatened to
blockade and bomhard Mazatlan for confs-
eating the cargo of an American merchant
man by order of the church party. ~
The "Pensiameto" Miramon's organ at
Guadalajara, states that Miramon would not
accept the Presidency nor favor Robes, but
would adhere to Zuloaga, Miramon was
marching on thp capitol. He had ordered
forced loan of six hundred dollars at Qua
dalajara, including foreigners who paid un-
der threats of expulsion. The Press in the
Capitol states that the Ftench and English
Ministers had notified government that I'M
less million of dollsrs were paid to satisfy
the claims of their subjects within six days,
their fleets would take possession of Vera
Cruz. This statement was discredited.
The Government Palace at Guadalagara
was DESTROYED on the 10th by an explosion of
the magazine, just after Miramon left it
for the capitol. -4.5s Is. s5fl-ise-ss %
One or two hundrsd persons were KILLED.
There was terrible CONSERVATION. "a Ia
Miraman had declared vehemently against
Robes plan previous to Miramon's cleo
ton. .aa
Robes is still presiding, backed by CAPT
talists, and is friendly with Miramon.
1t is said if Miramon declares for ZuoIa-
ga Robles will join the liberals. a"
I The English and French Admirals had
made formal and threatening demand on
tJuarez for prompt payment of interest on
| English bonds. 80
Gen. Fraconis has been released by Robles
after one years imprisonment in the capitol
1t is reported that Francois will be placed
in command at Vera Cruz.
The steamer Washington was announced
| to leave Aspinwall on the 10th for San Fran
| cisco via Cape Horn
| The Congress of Costa Riea was in ex-
traordinary session On the I'd of December
and ratified the Belli treaty with slight
notifications. -- F
| Gen. Lamars maniferto to Nicaragua has
created some sensation throughout Central
| America, while the conduct of President
i Buchar an against the fillibusters was duly
| appreciated.
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THE EFFECTS OF SEVERE CoLD-The Og-
Z densburg n. - paper says that all night
long on the 10th and 18th instant the action
Dad of the frost upon the ground, sidewalks,
las buildings and trees, produced frequent re-
ports not unlike the sound of discharged
firearms and field-batteries The parting OF
spikes in the sidewalks and the nails in
20 buildings afforded a representation of a
,sbaH scrimmnge, keeping upa continuous pop
n, and frequently several letting off together
- The present snap is regarded by those who
are in the habit of sticking their noses into
the weather as about the coolest that has
7sd ever passed this way.
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Special Notices.

Look Here THE gsntfem0n sch0 pick
ed up BREAsTPIN on Locust street. hear the
Sherwood House, this morning, will confer t. great
fayoraon the Lady who lost it, by leaving it at this
Office. ssS sfes3 a-.8 ian9D-lt
IN AND OUT OF FoII..-The only place to pro-
cure this superior. Tobacco is at FENDRICH
Bros No. rs Main street, door above First
They are the only authorized agents, and alone
have the genuine article. tt sfTr. af
jan29-lm JAMES A. MANURE
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28-M.
The receipts of flour are increasing; in
spections for the week amounting to II, 1857,
against l0,785 last week; the sales are con-
fined to the wants of the trade, 5 rs for su-
perfne, SF@6 IL for extra, 25@7 so
for extra family and fancy. Rye -four firm
at 90. Fair demand for wheat and but
little offering; sales of l, 800 bushels red at
l 30@l 81, no sales of white. Rye brought
05c. Corn dull; 1900 bushels sold on p. t.,
it is quoted at 76@76. Oats steady at 4sc.
100 bbls mess pork sold at Is 60; hams in
salt and pickle loc(9loac; sides &c; shout
ders &c, cash. Lard firm at 124 in bbls,
and 131 in kegs. Whisky in limited de-
nnand IDS
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gzJ Six dozen handsome stylish over
= coats, and eight dozen neat and Hastily got
e ten up business coats still left at LYONS to
be closed out at reduced prices.
.s.a-s 49,. .ftf = -. j. as. 4.
As Lyons is preparing for Spring trade,
N and wishes to Gloss out his stock of heavy
goods, he offers rare bargains to persons de-
Jasiring good clothing He has also a large
assortment of cloths cassimeres and vest
ings, which he is making up into elegant
= garments on short notice, and at low figures.
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rs
INyALibs Rs I0f0k.-A new era is taking
place in the science. of medicine. The time
has come when the worst and most appall-
irg eases OF disease eane be cured. New
discoveries are being made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art of
combining and preparing them. Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
beet and most certain genratives known for
he diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep a supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. DIR. Easterly's iodine and
Sarsaparilla, DIR. Carter's Cough Balsam,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DR..
Hooper's Female Cordial and DR.. Bakers
Specific are all meeting with sapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the. advertisements in our COL
aiAtho-f fAT FMN EFRss aEhrRsF-g 81
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SENATORS LANE AND McCARTY.-The Sen.
ID ate have refused to extend the privileges Of
the floor to the contestants of Bright and
z tory of the government that such courtesies
have been denied 10 those claiming to rep
resent sovereign State. The decision is
indicating clearly what the first result will
he, in the Senate as now constituted
Lane and McCarty have fled legal brief
with the Judiciary Committee, the points OF
which are unanswerable.
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"A CANAL MEETING AT CovINsroE-At a
{ meeting of the eitizens of Covingtop, held
last week, Mr.. Ristine, presiding, COM
-Emittee of FIVE, Messrs. zeigler, Nelson'
Prather, Jones, and Ristine, were appointed
& to correspondent with the different towns
along the canal, with view of securing
. concert of action In any measures which
may be adopted. Another meeting was ap-
pointed to be held to-day at the same place.
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seT During the performance of The
atrical company at Turner Hall, Lafayette,
Z few nights ago, some person dissolved
some chemical preparation in the hall below,
which gave a dense and sitting odor; it
rose above TO the hall occupied, and rush
{ was made for the doors aud stairways, it
being supposed that the building was on Ere.
Several children were trampled on, but not
seriously hurt. Great alarm existed, and
the wonder is that the railing of the stair
way did not give way and precipitate the
people below, doing serious damage.
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GYPsIEs.-There is band of Gypsies at
Greenfield, in this State, short distance to
: the eest OF Indianapolis. On Monday a
- couple of young Gypsies from the camp, ar
rived in indianapolis, mounted on ponies
. belonging to the tribe, and were made man
Is and wife. The twelve o'clock train on the
Central Railroad brought two women and
Q zone man, in search of the fugitives They
were soundly berated for their indiscretion
81 in attempting to initiate the manners and
customs of the highest ciyiization-run-
away matches-and were taken back on
the one o'clock train, the old male Gypsey
taking charge of the horses.
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GEORGE D. PRENTIcE's LECTURE. I'VE
have letter from Mr.. Prentice, saying that
he will be unable to reach here before Nor
day, the It'll of February, to which evening
his lecture will be postponed. The lecture
will be a new one-free from all partizan
views-upon American Craftsmanship. Mr..
Prentice will be at Lafayette on the Sd and
at Terre Haute on the 9Th of February, and
will lecture at both places
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PITTsBuRG, Jan. rs

- II ISbUhtsJ JdII. TIC
A meeting of the citizens and river men,
opposed to the erection OF the Steubenville
Railroad bridge, this morning, was quite
largely attended. Mayor Weaver presided.
Speeches were delivered by E. P. Jones and
John F. Drabs. Great enthusiasm charac-
terized the proceedings.
Resolutions were passed against all OBJ
structions of navigation by bridges
Committees were appointed to memorable
Congress-. F.. 4s.. ..---.as .s