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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-17
The Sheriff aud the WidOw-A Story of
Mistaken Attachments.


We have heard a good story, of which an
Alabama Sheriff was the hero. Court was in
session, and amid the multiplicity of business
which crowded upon him at term time, he
stopped at the door of a beautiful widow, on
the sunny side of thirty, who, by the way
had often bestowed melting glances upon the
aforesaid Sheriff. He was admitted, and the
widow appeared; the confusion aud fright
which the arrival of her visitor occasioned
set off TO greater advantage than usual the
captivating charms of the widow NJ. HeI
cheeks bore the beautiful blended tints Of
the apple blossom; her lips resembled the
rose-buds upon which the morning dew YET
fingered, and her eyes were like quivers Of
Cupids, and the glances of love and tenderness
with which they were filed, resembled ar
rows that only invited beau to do full exc
cution. After few commonplace remarks:
Madam, said the matter-of-fact Sheriff,
Il have an attachment for you.
A deeper blush than usual mantled the
cheeks Of the fair widow; the downcast eyes,
whose glances were centered upon her beauti-
tul foot, which, half concealed by her flowing
drapery, partly patted the floor; she with
equal candor, replied;
"Sir, the attachment is reciprocal"
For some time the Sheriff maintained an
astonished silence-at length he said
Madam will you proceed to court"
Proceed to courtT replied the lady with
merry laugh; then shaking her head She said ;
mo sir though this is leap year, win
not take advantage of the license therein
granted for my sex, and, therefore, greatly
prefer that you should proceed TO comtp
But, madam, the justice is waiting
Let him wait; am not disposed to hurry
matters in so unbeeoniing a manner and,
besides, sir, when the ceremony isperformed,
I wish you to understand thatl greatly pre-
fer minister to a justice of the peace
A light dawned upon the Sheriffs brain
Madam, said be, rising from his chair with
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II may be used in the plaos Of ordinary muoilage,
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n. B.-A Brush accompanies seoh bottle. Prios
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spALpINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HoUsE-FUBNIsHINo sToBEe.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALERS.
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SOLD BY GRooERs.
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Annexed is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
II damaged, may be restored to thsT original
'trength and usefulness By
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solemn dignity, ''tbere is great mistake
here; my language has been misunderstood.
The attachment Of which speak has issued
from the Office of Squire O., and commands
me to bring you instantly before him to
answer a contempt of court, in disobeying
subpoena in the case of Smith rs. Jones'"
We drop the curtain.
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
M&W
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 MlIes.

No CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP-
for and from all points in tho West and North-wesG
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS lh
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of MIL and
,1.4O A. M.-cHIcAGo MAIL.-Arrlyes at In
dianapolis at l0:47 A. NJ; Chicago at 8 p. M.
1tfh0 A. M, ,-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
modation-arr 81 ~ ~ iat1n 4 diaHapolis at $50 P. M.
aasSpolis a 1l0:4bP. MI Chicago at 1880 a. NJ.
this line and run through to Chicago without
RBHBs sure you are in the right ticket.ofos before
you purchase your ticket and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and indianapolis "
route. = - N0,
baggage checked through flHt
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used, can be OBJ
taned at the ticket offices, at Spencer House corner
Horth.west corner Of Broadway and Front; No. 4
purhet r y HOUSE corner; at the Walnutstreet House;
no East Third-street, and at Depot Once foot oi
tion can be had ''--
0mnibuses run to and from each train, and will
ca 'or passengers at all hotels and all parts Of the
city. BY leaving address at either olice, - N ~
~p-t.Iinal LIa LIlL1 H-p, LOhp, Rresidant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
WHITE MATES P o., Wayne County, Ind,
February Is, 1880.

February Is, 1880.
At regular meeting Of HiIlsboro' Lods,. Ne ia
/. 0. of G. T., held their Hall on Wednesday even
ing Feb Is 1885, the following resolutions adop-
ted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God the great Author
of being IN his all wise providence, to remove
from midst welI-beioTed sister, SARAH JANE
BUSHNELL, who of the Orders truest mem
bers and one who deviated from her eonvic-
of ustce aud equality TO all, her obligations
Good Templar. the cause OF temperance has lost
zealous advocate, snd community a worthy mem
her Her family and friends have lost . and
dsar relation, whose place cannot be filed
Bu, let be hoped that what appears irreparabls
loss TO them. and may be TO her ever:astins
cain We have indeed lost worthy member. but
in Paradise there is another glorious added to
70 the heavenly eonsteAtious: Therefore,
Resolved That while bow in deep humility to
hs dspsnsa.iou of Heavenly Father possessing
ourselves no arrest the ai hand of death
disease we may emulate the virtues OF the aesd
na behold ia this sad visitation how bssutfa Is the
life and how calm the death of the Christian.
Resolved That by the death OF sister. the
of TEMPERANCE has lost valuable pportar the Order
ts he's. members Bat The Lord hath given, ana the
Lord hath taken awsy-bleSSed b the name Of the
Lord
Resolved That We. members Of Billshoro' Lodge No
ia. by this express cur deep aid heartfelt
,ar 81 the moarntal bcreavemon. which has vacated
80 ,la.e of a warm hearted sister, who il the bloom
- nth hss been called from this world CT trials
s-crbes 10 one If eertaiu snd continued happiness
where wicket eease from And tie weA,et
At rest
Ps.a,vei That the w s. of this lodge be
q, nresent the husband and parents Of the deceased
;,h rscx Of these resolutions Also TO forx ard Ii.
,sme 70 The Richmond papers for puslieation-
Submitted IN +. h andt.
p A. JACKSON.
ALICE c. BRANDON, COMMITTEES.
WILL COMMONS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

We have not yet had the pleasure Of hear
ing this gentleman lecture but quite mum
Der Of citizens have, and several have ex.
pressed themselves as being not only we'll
entertained but are quite enthusiastic In
praising both menner and matter OF his sub
iect SO much SO. in fact, that we are impel-
led, on their recommendation, to urge those
who have not heard him, to go. and also to GO
oursclf and hear and see this BoYNroN Geo.
LOGICAL speciMAN. Each Lecture, altho' on
the same subject, is NEW. and not An indivisi-
bic series; therefore. no one need hesitate
TO 90 and hear him on that account-each
one is a bright gem OF itself The ''St. Lou
is Daily Democrat" thus speaks of the Dr.'s
success as a Lecturer:
"With thousands we have listened fol
hours. with almost breathless interest. to the
geological prose poems of DR.. Boynton
which he announces as lectures He is 4
master of the art unchangable and un'
taught He conducts his hearers to 1.-the
land of knowledge" through the morning
gate Of beauty" The old reptiles grow love
", as he points them out upon that magniti-
cent canvas He has borne off the palm as
the model scientific lecturer OF the day.
"His characteristics are promptness, clear
ness grace, command. humor and enthusiasm
His description of the grand geological chan
ges and epochs are rather rapid, but power
fully graphic"
DEB. gives four more lectures in STAR
Hall--to night. Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday afternoon. The latter is in
tended exclusively for the youth-girls and
boys of our city, and tits hoped they'll fiji
the Hall to its utmost capacity. ~ SEE
programmes.
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SHoRTENING-

Our friend JOS Dickinson, has added n
boring machine to his establishment. lust pur
chased at Erie. Penn. which goes through a
green log at the rate of 50 to 100 feet per
hour! With this helper. he IS enabled 70
furnish Pumps at price lower than ever
give him call and it operate We
heard that case for violating liquor law
was sustained against Hatfield of the 'Cassel
House about a week or ten days ago. but as
he wasn't Dutchman, the Palladium
wouldn't publish itl'' All. indeed! This is
news to us, who have always endeavored TO
treat every active agent of the devil enga-
ged in liquor selling impartially. without re-
gard to the country that would be disgraced
by being his birth place. Wen inquire in
to the case; in the mean time. also hear
that the old proprietor. Sam. Cassel. is about
To supercede Mr.. II. as landlord in a short
time. Upwards OF goo members now be-
long to old Clark Division Sons of Temper
ancs. Members have constantly been added
every meeting at an average OF about s per
meeting. since the Order was Reconstructed
about eight months ago. During the same
time upwards of lao visitors have been IN
itiated: thus making small temperance army
OF Brothers and Sisters. numbering 400 and
upwards, in only one of the Orders. On
Monday last, a man by the name of Gossick,
fell from the old Beard 81 Sinex building.
opposite Peoples Bank. and hurt himself
slightly. Whorkmen have been engaged fol-
several days tearing that old structure down.
in order to give place to three story brick
80 by loo. Mr.. c. HENRY is about erecting
in its stead. Mr.. III. fell from the same place
Gossick did. last week, we are told-skin
ming his forehead. nose and knee some hat
..Our friend, VIM p. Wilson. having pro-
cured good horse and wagon. has launched
into the general Huxtering business. and We
commend him to our farmers in this and the
adjoining counties. AS a fair and conscientious
dealer-always ready TO pay price for sncl
articles Of produce as he may want and they
have got to sell. as will carry out the mott,
OF :. live and let live. .Abijah Motif,
sold his dwelling on Ninth-st. 10 Charlie
NJ Street. last week. for $4,000. Vented
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
D. B. CRAWFORD. Secy.

EE The New York Store has LANE of
the best Goods ever brough, TO this market.
from the store door to the rear of the build
ing. and MoRE than a TON at thatl The en-
terprising Proprietor, selling as he does for
CASH is enabled to sell at rates that astonlsh
those who Ego it" in the Dry Goods line on
credit. Foi CHEAP Goods, go to Jackson
New York Cash Store
MA. H & ]. w. Vestal Of Cambridge
CITY. sold, last year, over 100000 sweet
potato plants. and will this year have for sale
. much larger amount. They sprout their
plants by steam. finding it impossible to pro.
cure a sufficient quantity of manure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

ever before"
BROWN E ADDINGr0N (Nr. Addin gton was for Il
years miller Tor abe late Basil
much pleased with Nordykes Percussion W. can
do our duty in grinding, and grind the
wheat IL saves room in the mill and will
han the cid CAN viii ncrea sc III capacity
common Bolt Is to 30 per cent"
J.. T. swARTZ Esq. twenty eight years miller. and
now head miller in the Richmond City Mills
dykes Percussion Bolt has many
piteay, easapaes dons no e7ua
Has been using the Bolt for six months.
Bolt gives better yield and perfect separation
A MeLCCAS. Esq, OF Economy. for many years miller
for George Gillespie. of Hagerstown Ind have
one OF Nordykes Percussion Bolts pleased
with its operation 1T bolts with and profit
needs no hopper boy wheels I family
and superhne -four at the same time, I have
known it to Clog
BRADY IL son, the Quaker City Works, Richmond a.,
say we have just put two Of Sordyke's Pat.
sion Bolts and consider superior to any
In USE they Will save from two four pounds OF
per hushei over the common boft.''
AZ the last state Fair: The Committee says =
we consider it superior to other arrangement
reeesmend first premium of twenty dollars
Al the Wayne County Fair, the Committee
says We take pleasure in recommending Nordy
custom Flour Bolt, and award it first dpIo
Hy7New Bolts furnished n operation and war
ransea
Prhe Improvement attached to Bolts n use in
one dAy Apply W. t.
Genl Agent Mill Work, Engines aud Machinery.
5ou RICHMOND, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
RICHMOND, Feb. IL, so

The Richmond Benevolent Society met at
the United Pres. Church, Charles Coffin.
President, in the Chair. ID. b. Crawford,
WAS appointed Secretary pro tenn.
The Stewards reported they had relieved
twenty five families, some in extreme desti-
tuition, in the last month.
The Treasurer reported 81 So in treasury.
After transacting other business adjourned
to meet at Union Chapel NJ. Z. Church, on
I'd Monday in March.
C. COFFIN. Pres.
u r CRAvFoRp Seey
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

EVJames NJ. Hays is now selling his
stock Of goods at very low prices, for the
purpose Of preparing for large stock of
spring and summer goods. Those who wish
to buy goods at this time cannot do better
than to go to our friend Hays. near the big
pump.
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APPEA1ANCE

M. KLINE. from Philadelphia, will be il
u Richmond at the Meredith House, on every
SATURDAY. where those who desire hare OPP
portunIiy OF consulting him. DIR. Kline has had 10 nj
and thorough in the practice of sdiene He
has attended many the Anatomical Clinical,
uate Of two Medical Colleges of Philadelphia Mem
er OF the Medical Association OF Philafep ha
IHstaae If Philadelphia lin connection with Prot W.
Paine, NJ. and consulting physician the same
institute
DR. Kline's practice that OF tn. American
eine and substituting many snd almost specific
remedies generally known heYrofession By
use Consuaptipa Cancer. ssrofla Female diseases and
many ofthe called incaraale diseases, made
able to treatment easily and speedily durable
Consumption. Asthma, bronchitis Laryn gifts. Phzryn-
gifts, Phoaia &c successfully treated bs the
isialaiioa inhaiing instrument made o,
glass and constructed thAt the remedies easily
conveyed into the Lungs il the fora Ct vsPsr where
they brought in direct with the deceased
With those minute and intricate cells
the reach OF ali other treatment
Cancers. Tuuors. W-ns. Ulcers ani Oil Sores, posi
unrivaei treatment. Id severed and Eaed
seif} without pain OF Ehe knife
drop % blood AIlinterested and ex-
anime sSaosrs fEaf have removed and preserved
Special paid Ali forms Female
Those afflicted With Eyes Kzrs Hear.
Liver, Kidneys. Spleen Spnal ArecrIons Pasi-s
Dropsy. oTArien Tuners Dyspepsia EpiI-ps.
Gravel Piles. Skin Erap.Ive or arv Chronic
Ion standing disease respectfully
All diseases requiring sarEicaf operations
att<n either here al Institute PaaSefpha
All patients requiring continued strearer,
can have medicine seat % them from Institzt..
rorfiaz evidesce of recovery.
Person. wishing than sAoaIa call Al
con . possible before resarus the
Fer particulars address Box scs Pile
pece Is. 1859 I
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Candidates for Republican Nomination
Monday, April 2, 1850.

Common Pleas Judge:
JOHN NJ. WILSON. .
Dist Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN H. POPP. ROBERT NJ. GOODWIN
JOHN G. wuITRIDGE, w. BALLINGkR.
Re representatives;
X. j. STRICKLAND OLIVER T. JONES.
E. BURKE NEWMAN WILLIAM S. ADDLEMAN.
JAS p. BURGESS. AMOS PARSONS.
ISRAEL WOODRUFF.
Sheriff:
JOHN NJ. PAxSON. JOS S. sTIDHAM-
BENZ. NORMAN.
Surveyor.
r. C. sHUTE.
CHRISTIE d. HUFF.
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
Constable.
JOHN J. rooney. WIN W. RATrRAY,
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pIRDon the morning OF the goth inst at the residence
fher husband. Belt Of this city. HANNAH CHRIS
TIE BELL, highly esteemed member of the Society OF
Erie
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LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE.

BE the Rev. Hugh S.evsI Brown, the Myrtle
psss Chapel. Liverpool England First Series With
biographical insrctrcsion Dr. R. shelton Mackenzie
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NATIONAL LIBR AIRY.
Lives Of Distinguished Heroes.
AND PIOATRTS

LIFE OF COL CROCHET, LIFE OF GENERAL sAML
Life ~ Louis wetzei. HOUSTON.
o Col Daniel Boone Lives n
Lives OF Generals Lee and Patriots,
Sumpter Pahiic and Private Life Of
Daniel Webster
zach of the above books illustrated with
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DEATH RESULTING FROM BEING BITTEN
BY RAr.-Horace Y. Smith, young son
Of Mr.. Sidney Smith. of this city, was bitten
by rat through the feshy part of the hand.
in june last. Soon after, he exhibited symp-
toms similar to those shown by persons suf-
fering from hydrophobia. and at intervals
ever since has been afflicted with commissions
increasing in violence, and terminating in
death on Wednesday morning last. His age
was about four years.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

~Persons interested to build or use
Laaber. would o we'll to call on WI. CAIN SONS,
the Deros they have large stock Of kads
hand. and I'LL bills sho,t They will sell
sane quality lumber n nSures cash
any Cheap Lune<r Ysrd' = the city lt-3s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
Religious Notice.

ED the Christian congregation will
preach the English Lutheran Church. Friday 34h
inst, at half past 9 o'clock All invited.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
LIVES OF INDUSTRIOUS WOMEN,
AGES AND NATIONS,

Including the Empress Josephine Lady Jane Grey Bes
&c Cenci Joan Of Arc Anne Boloyn Charlotte Cordsy
iramis Zenoeia, soadlcze. &c etc Eaitei by Mar.
levest eranesiishea With finely portraits
One vosIms, isno ciosa, SIS pages. Price 2 %
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For Sale on Favorable Terms.

A excellent Brick House with 4 acres Of Land
N situate l mile north of Richmond The House
10 Substantially built and we'll finished There are
and large attic Also the Of cellars
the whole size OF the House There is +. carriage
house, wood house smoke house and sprinv housa
with never failing spring. also good we'll and els.
tern, and . large stable.
Enquire Of jos. DICKINSON
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
Percussion Bolt
HOME PROOF.

SfR1CkLAND q BR1DGLAND say-.sAfter q trial OF
~ more than SIX months 'Nordyke Percussion Bolt,
accompishes the object fully. We bolt hour
from DA Mp wheat with than
J eye bpfa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

flRAC4.MAkuNG.- vhe has had long
- Hpessenee In 0skiaG Brick aaxisss 10 rseear0
eDpsoyoens eAs e00ng He viii warrant has sftek
70 BE ct the best sasy aAA will mako fss farmers
ess as - thsssad. they asdag evefyshss he
snssss wsh fssponssse 81 sndeenf eapstai
Who wishes to 90 into the Further infsrDasios
- sesaiosd garry ees letter o<hss
vice 7a4 0pe 4D<h, 1893 So
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Wanted !,

~nnn BUSHELS Wood Ashes ut the Oil and CAa
eDUVVVv de Fs<ssrT. North Washia STREET
abroad Bridge So.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

PoLIcK RxroRrs-A dwelling on Nortl,
Sixfh-sf was entered on SATURDAY. night,
during the absence of the iamily--the burg
lars remaining most Of the night, burning
up the wood there was in the room, and car
ried off property to the amount of six or Sc
ven dollars
On Friday night about o'clock. whilst
one of our lady citizens was passing along
Main st., she was grossly insulted. She ran
home and sent for Mr.. Baily, of the police
department. who gave pursuit to the seamps.
there being two of them, but was unable TO
find them It il bad state Of affairs when
our ladies cannot pass along the most public
street, at An early hour in the evening with
out being insulted By the scoundrels who may
be providing around.
An attempt was made probably Thursday
night, to set FIRE TO vacant building at the
junction of Front and Marion-st. The in
cendiaries collected some straw in the cellar.
and placed it between the ceiling and the
floor. which ignited the floor burning a hole
large enough to insert the hand int then
went out The owner whilst showing the
house to one who wanted to rent it. discov-
cred these incendiary signs on Friday eve.
On Wednesday morn, about O'Clock.
an attempt was made to enter the store of
u. NJ. Laws, on Main-st. through the Front
way. The window fastenings had been neg
leeted, and the burglars being aware of this
fact made the bold attempt to enter the front
of the building. The night being dark. ia
vored their plan, and had it not been for
the night-watch, they would have succeeded.
Mr.. Bailey and one of his aids, came upon
the scamps, and made the attempt to capture
them, but owing to the fact that the burglars
had taken the precaution to extinguish the
gas lamps towards the depot, they made
safe retreat. So close was the pursuit, that
they dropped the iron bar they had been us
ing, about one square from the store, which
was picked up by Mr.. B.
PolrcE CHANGE.-Philander Bonner, has
resigned his position as Waterman under Mr..
Bailey, who appointed Gotleib Lichtenfeltz
in his stead. w. III. Harris, also resigned,
and Terance Dunn. was appointed in his
place. The newly appointed watchmen were
sworn in by the Mayor.
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Temperance Orders.

The TEMPLE OF HONOR meets on every Tuesday
Evening.
The TEMPLE DECREE, meet Monday nights.
The GOOD TEMPLAks meet every Wednesday Even
ing.
evening
The UNIoy rEMPLARs (coiored) every Friday even'g.