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New PmblicaaIOms.

8THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, Vol. Y. No
81, May 1860. Ticknor 4 Fields, Bos-
II ton. s. per annum.
y CoSrEsrs-Instinct; Ny Own Story; The
PLAYMATE: The Maroons Of Surinam; Circum-
stance; Urania; Mary Somervine; Roba di
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NJ cltion The Professors Story Nathaniel
Hawthorne; Reviews and Literary Notices
Recent American Publications. The articles
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mlut of literature.
#HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE ;
4 No I2O, May 1860. Harpcrs = Brothers,
New York, So year.
CoyrEyrs-Louugng in the Footprints of
the Piouecrs.-H Raleigh and his City; An
Gent Monuments in the United States-No. l
The Silk Worm; Miss MuGet and the Spider ;
Milton; Rosalnd Ncwcomb; How French
King once Oyerthrew the Papacy; The o.
Conors Of Castle Conor; Mary Rcynolds-a
n Case of Douhle Consciousness; After the Fun
eral; Loyel the Widower; Chalotte Bront9 s
! Last Sketch Oar Cemeteries: Monthly Rec
ord Literary Notices. Editors Table, Easy
Chair, and Drawer; Foreign Bureau; Master
Charleys Prize Fight-comic illustration ;
Fashions fer May. The first three articles are
4 Illustrated, and the whole table Of contents IS
! up to the usual standard.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE ;
No. 534-American Edition VOL L. No.
April 1860. /. Scott 4 Co., re-publishers,
81 Gold street, New York. So per annum.
CONTENTS - Wellington's Career Lady
Hamilton; Our Position with China Stabat
Mater; History of Europe from 1915 to 1852
Alison; Norman Siuclair-Part "; Poetic
Alterations The Rulers Of the Land; Our
Worthy Friend Nap; What we have done for
the Princes Of India; Parliamentary (tongue)
Duelling
THE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE Vol
LF No. 3 May. 1860, John A. Gray, New
York S. per annum.
H CoNTENTS-The Ruins at P@stum
The WoltChase-A Lay of the Sasque-
hannah Some Thoughts on Cheeriulnessj
Stanzas-'Aionc'; Electing a Pope; To
Me'mar-poetry; King Rolf, continued
Lines The Woodpecker Stanzas~-
Last Word; Stanzas to C H
Trout Book of the Year, No. l; Stahzas
The Dead Watcher; Remcmbrances; Lines
The Lover; Tho Tick Family; A Sonnet
4 Popular Fallacy Exposed; Stanzas-'Bac-
TalS and Aradne; Frederick the Great anc
Lines Love -CommuniDgs Stanzas-' he
mountain; Literyry Notices Editors Table
SINGULAR PHENOMENON - BLACR
hAIN.-" a singular phenomenon, say
the Syracuse Journal Of the 9th instant
occurred in this city yesterday after
noon. About four o'clock dark clou(
arose in the northwest, presenting the ap
pearance of an approaching thunder show
eF AS the clouds passed over, shsh
shower, the drops in appearance resem
Ding faint ink, was quietly dispensed
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Notice.

To the School Directors Of Potter Co.:
GGSTLEMEN-In pursuance Of the 43rd sec
tion of the Act of 9Th May, 1854, you are
hereby notified to meet in Convention at the
Cou:t House in CoudcrSrort, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN MAY, 4. D. 1860 being the 9th
day Of the month, at one o'clock in the after
noon, and select, vira roce, by a majority of
the whole number Of Directors present one
person ofliterary and scientific requirements.
and Of skill and experience in the art OF teach
ing, as County Superintendent for the three
succeeding years; determine the amount of
compensation for the same; and certify the
result to the State Superintendent, at Harris
burg, as required by the 39th and 10th Sec
tons of said act. J. HENDRICK,
Co. SUpt Of Potter Countv.
Caudersport, April 6, 1860.
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Fs bear report this morning, that
Harry Crittenden was killed at Shipper
n Tuesday last, by the falling of a tree.
svs have no particulars, and the infor.
ration comes indirectly.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.

p II. BUTTERWORTI having located
4 es himself in this Borough, in the building
recently occupied by DR.. Ellison, on Main St,
opposite the court house has opened a JEW
ELRI ESTABLISHMENT, for the purpose of
REPAIRING
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, apG
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Having some years experience in the busi-
ness, | feel confident in giving the public GEN
ERAL SATISFACTION. The patronage of
the public is solicited. Please give me call.
Ali work warranted or no pay.
\ general assortment of Watches Clocks
and Jewelry on hand ana for sale
Coudersport June 80, lS59.-48.
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Executors Notice.

IL y &c II NDI' - - OLICS.
7 RTTERS TESTANENTARY of the last
EArs-iIl and testament Of AsHREl MONROE,
lateof Bingham township, Potter county. de-
ccas'd, having been granted to the uudersign-
ed sl persons Indebted to the said estate will
maia immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same viii present them, dU-
Iy authenticated for setticmant. to
J.. S. ROBERTSON, !
LAYINA LYON Erscg!orS
MARY HACKET.
Bingham, Feb. %, 1855 Ct
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E,REGE CE-EsEgENP

every "Wednesday, by P. \, STEB
BINS, wholesale and retail @caler in Gro
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GNLrnERSPNRT PA
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13olult ann Gpuntly.

.coUDERsPoRT, APRIL 26. lseo.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07
RsSy- While it is the duty of the Presi

H&- While it is the duty of the Presi-
dent Of the United States to communicate
to Congress, from time to time. "such in
formation OF the state OF the L MON, and
recommend to their consideration such
measures as he shall Judge necessary and
expedient." W, regard it as our equal duty
to communicate to our readers such inform
alton as we deem Of interest to them, and
we therefore advise them If suit Of clothes.
of the finest cloth or other material, is
wan,ed,-if a good easy tit is desired,-
the latest fashion is appreciated, or a plain
suit required. either and all can be had at
the store Of J. & b. Coffin, at the corner Of
Main and Pearl street. Edward Bells has
charge Of the manufacturing department.
aud better workman is no: 10 be found
in this city. We speak from personal
knowledge and our Acknowledged good
taste, in matters of dress. The Messrs.
Coffin pay special attention to the purchase
Of goods for gentleman's wear, and we ad
wise all who have wants in that line to pa
tronize them. with our endorsement tha'
they will be pleased.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07
Synopsis of Council PROCEEDINGS.

June 5th.-Petiticns to repair Sewer il
south part OF city,and to build fence on cas-
bank OF Whitewater, south of R. r. bridge
IAe first was referred 10 street committee.
and tie latter ordered to be made. Rsso
luton lnstructing Mayor to max quit
Clam deed to two inches of ground, to C.
1. Henry, and providing that said Henry
shall pay expense of tie same and also for
publishing ordinance relative thereto, was
passed; the ordinance was also passed.
treasurer reported having borrowed $4,000
IN y. T. at per cent. for use Of city, and
receiving Sl45,93 from Wayne co. Pike Co
for work done on Main ST. by street com
missioner. Sundry bill for paving we're re-
ported by city engineer. and the WAYS and
iLeans committee reported severa! altera-
tons IN this years tax list Mayor autbo
rized to qualify such private police as citi
lens may employ. Fire company commit
tee instructed to examine and report on CON
diiion Of public well on Modest, and re-
pair The same il deemed necessary Bills
OF }. II. Thomas. Sl1,25; T. McGir, 1885:
j. Woods, S2f; J. J Roney. So; Starr &
White, s6e97; F. GuIlver, SI,4O: w. w.
Thomas. 2: }. S. McGra~. S4,25; Griffith
o. rrawi. SO; and for street work S489.2
were all allowed. Adjourned
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Mexican Mustang LimimeMt

rich and bond and Free alt coors grade and
the need OF praise awarded
this wonderful SJres healed pains relieve
lives saved valuable e useful. and untold ills
sunged by great medicine which surprising
augment Of What family does not require standard
Linment7 whoever heard Of thu effects produced by
any other article cuts. bruises, sprans rhe1matism
swenss strained rises &C. il has equal. Beware of
limitations The genuine Mustang Linimen is sold by all
respectable Druggists and Livery In every parish
and hamlet North and South America Europc
and the islands Of the Buy at
BARNES Il PARK, Projectors, New York.
Fver
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PlANO5-lf you want to purchase q good
Piano, cheap you can d. 50 by calling at Pa /.
Diclnsons, No 81, Main street. His piaros
are all selected By Prot. Charles Sceh1er. " bo
Is now east buying Pianos for this market, and
therefore caa BE- relied Oh az b,ing OF the best
quality lie has also on hand large Selection
of Sheet Music, small Nu,cll Ia5trlm .ats
Strings. &c.
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Sa9s's Saloon. Warm and sultry eve
nings are suggestive of cooling beverages.
We can imagine nothing more luscious and
wholesome than plate Of rich perfect straw
berries, smothered in Sage's ice cream
site the Huntington House. and try his uni
verssl specific for sultry weather. l. will
cool the inner man. and send a radia,ipg in
Auence through the whole system. Parties
and private families supplied on fair terms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07

Ice Cream Parlor.-Mrs. Prescott's suite
of parlors are now prepared for the recep-
ton Of visitors. where Ice Creams. Fruits.
&c. are served up in the best style. Cakes,
CONNECTIONS, &c, of all kinds furnished TO
parties
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DRS. hewitt & ROSE
n t. > I ID f. " r. ENTJS g

tohce over e. A. Dckinson's Jewelry Store
ihey respectfully inform the public that they can
" dofe'j insert teeth on any, all Of ne improved
hetnon' now In use, to wit: single GU u. or plain
'ooh WORK on Gold 'r Silver Plate, Continu1u. Gum
work. Block Work. Cheo2lastc and yulcanized
work, also, Artif,ial pal.tes inserted
Also work warranted to be executed in tho hast
uinnhef' : l. At special. !
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pH. At an election for officers Of Rich
mond Lodge. No. 100. F. and A. NJ. the
following brethren were declared duly cleo
ted: o. J. Hyde, w. NJ; J. A. Unthank,
s. W.; Jos. C. Campbell. ]. W.; Jonas
Gaar, Treas; Henry Klein. Sec'y.
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Literary Pic Mic.

Union Pic Mic of three Literary Soci-
cites will be held in Bailey's woods. about
g miles west Of this city, near the Ma
tional Road. on Saturday, juno 10th. The
exercises will consist Of speeches, essays.
declarations, and dinner baskets. The in-
vitstion to attend is specially general.
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STEPHEN SCOTTON will take Q

ceres, Hardware. aud Dry G,pis for Lumber, Al his
Cheap Lumber Yard 7th Street north of Main 23tf
STEPHEN SCOTTON, will sell inch
other yard will sell for s., Come and see
north Of Main 23tf
STEPHEN SCOTTON is selling CLEAR
Misunderstanding 81 30 per 100 feet delivered for
Cash Twenty per 100 feet lower than the other
yards. 9Th street, north of Main 23tf
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HINCC THNHsI1sis,
Rich chantillsz and French lace mautillas s,ch "a
we have been selling ut from SO to SIS. mar ed
down from 81 81 to 100
Our stock OF Embroideri les, collars sleeves lac
nett and swiss sets, bands founcngs dsings silk
mitts' ladies' gloves and hosiery cambria and silk
handkerchieis, ali marked below Eastern cost
Our stock OF Domestic goods shee:ings pillow c Sc
linens, prints, French chIntz, table pers and dam
asks pillow cottnns, linen cloths and napkins.
huekleback and Scotch diapers. doylies, boys and
mems summer wear French Cassinercs all MARI cd
iuiiy 80 per cent lower than our foI iner prices
we would say TO the public, that Wilde there are
many goods maIkei at from IS to A. per cont. less
IMAM actual retail cost, pledge ourselves that we
WIZ sell any article in store, how sta
or Desirable II is, at less than its wholesale value
The store wall be for rent about the L., of
September next, ana Will be shut up next Thus
day. May 3lst preparing and ing the goods dow
for the sale.
NEW YORK CASH STORE,
Il. j JACKSON, Proprietor.
May 81. -
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Steam FYrtnres.-Messrs. Starr IL Whit

Steam FYrsnyes-Messrs Starr IL White
are prepared to supply the demand for all
kinds of steam piping. whistles. &c. Of the
best manufacture and on the best possible
terms. They also repair all work in their
line on short notice. They also pay special
attention to putting up gas fixtures OF the
most modern style. and supply the public
with gas light Of the purest kind. Call a.,
their Office two doors east of the Branch
Bank.
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SIGN OF TIE RED CURTAIN.
Fresh Arrival,

E-y 1t Prices 10 suit the Times. .eaN
Haines 5 his New = old stand, opposite
the Branch aud Citizen Banks No. - Main street.
All invited 70 Cali Soon and the BAryaIps
4 splendid assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
kinds and the latest styles ~ls Collars Ribbons
Dress Trimmings IN great Variety.
Cloths, s1tjnets, Mems and Boys wear. de- and in
short everything usually in veil regulated estab
Is-hmelt-
e~ ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH
A general assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods constantly hand, the lowest possible CAsh
prices Goods received twice month.
JOSH. ". HAISEs,
Jane y. le5s. 2esf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. W. IL. Van Doren has consented to supply the
Presbyterian Church in this city, and preaching may
hereafter be expected regularly Services at the
hours on next Sabbath.
CE Rev. J. CoLcLAzER, has returned
from General Conference. and will resume
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/ or Sale or Rent.

L miles east of Richmond, containing about three
acres Of land good dwelling house depot house and
fixtures. The above properly will Be fo- ren. if not
sold by the ls day of March next. Inquire OF Ralph
A. nildri1ge. Proprietor. or
JAMES IL POE, Real Estate Assat
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THE connection sith r~nnis agen. for the - 10
% lots in Greenwood. ~ith the subscriber proprfe
havigg b
stet. subscriber offers the sale Tais
plat situated .Ae RiehE3n6 and Boston Turnpike.
0 Of 8aIa outside Of EabicIaI
limits from al q the dIsAi vznxges and evils Of
residence AMI sufficiently business and
social -iigoss educational and all 9th
erheaedls city. Il high commanding
sHssinr SSH excellent tas prospects, vide
salaorous air sE4 altos ether the os: des
r.ba. location Suburban home vicinity There
"a .a lots containing fruEa 80 10
acres each: beautiful suitable for huiISipg
Cone wh szns = csotce location for
where Eh=y IL eef eoaeataT raise iAr o~n ar
OF These lets vii bs
.ois ~ r-ser.t- prsce. upon s.sf.etory
JAS W. SALTER.
FEB r.TFsn.
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TIME TABLE.
s,risah ard Departures oJ Passenger Trains
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad

SluSihAhll huA SAiCaAO AbdilEOdu.
AMI ani after April 10Th, Trains will epar.
q follows:
rr-ixh, 7:2t Ps-senger, $40 and Pc
oria ami Burlington Express Train $40 p
arrives $3.50 p connects at Richmond for
Cincinnati. Peoria and Burlington Express 400 = n
Freight $50 p. NJ.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Buriin gton Express leaves for Cincinnati at 20
Indianapolis Express, 10 90 Mail 32J p IN Freight
l2%0 m.
Express Mail arrives s40 A. Indianapolis E1. $50
~; gton Express 3 IS Freight ~ 80 a
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and IVES. r. r.
Goinswsst- Night Exa4o. am Chicago Mail so am:
Day Express, $50. Express Freight $50, u IN.
Cincinn Freight. " 30. VI.
Going Morning EXPRESS, 10 90. a. M; Columbus
Mail $50 D. m; Night Express. 1925, Express
Ireight. 1900. m; CincinnstL Yreig II 30
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07

A LCCHOL. Barring Fluid, Turpentire Lard. Lin
n seed, Sweet. Spsrsn, Meats koot and Castor Oil
always on hand at tae lowest prices at
JOS STEDDoN IS co.
May IS 4ts
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Downward Trains.
TpN ard Trains.

The Burlington Express Train going West leaves CInein
nzrf at D. Hamilton us, Camden : IL Eaton q
arriye Richmond Returning leaves Richmond At
.,6s m Ea.on $50 Camden So. Hamilton -, sETiYe
aCi a.
D. NJ. MORROW, Supt.
Nay 20, lsJ0 y
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w CHIEF.

S7HIS General Purpose Stallion poT LIar among all
u Horsemen, aud ms size. style and action Won
PEDIGREE % WAYNE CHrEF;-Wsyna Chief was sired bv
Capt nuts Bclfnunder End, he by I kIssam- Besouni
e. he y lnp"rted eiiounds the Of England,
Irotttns Horse Of the day Capt. HITS Belfuuiers dam
LAZY Aipert she by hambrinO he by imported
Lady Aiper dam by Tippoo Sah he Messenger
her gram! lam by Messenger. Wayne Chiefs was
sired by the Thorough Bred Wanton VIII, he
bFunswlck fy >unlpt BY Sir Arcbey. Brunswck dam
was by fruc Elwarf he by Mucke John he Ar
chey HnckieJ Inns darn rs Belle Air Prince Eiw
sired ~ WHIP Snnpter got by r, dan. bv
Imported Red Breast.
Wayne Ciei is adara Bay, sixteen hands high
siicie By judges the est TrJitiag
vest, aud OF this We always really 10 sto. proof.
In attention Of those who nd
anxious Fast Stock prctfaiy called To this
Horse He showed Ave Sucking Colts wh.c received Prrn
inns AT the last Wayne Goa ty Fair.
TEkM>-Ten Dollars.
hegiYen the best Sucking from
Wayne Chi-, to he shown at til County Fair.
Red Oak AID wayae Chie; both b. ftupd Mt the sta
bles u the undersigned, east of the HsHgihgtof
SPINNING & BENNETT.
RICHMOND. April lst, 1850
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uAsOYIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets On the first TuesI,y
evening in every month
Webo Lodge, The third ~etnesday- $500
King solomon Chapter, second Friday.
Wa,ne Council. frs, Thursday in March, June
Septenber and December. =
Bri.ton Lodge (coo-si drst Monday in each
month.
I. o. O. F.
White Wafer Lodge. meets overy Friday evening
Herman (GsrmIDl Lodge, every Tuesday evening.
Woodward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. Of each month
Degree Of Rsbecea, Of W hitevater and " Woodward
i.ss fret and third Tuesday of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca of Herman Los ge, first and third
Monday Of each month
Temperance Orders.
Tn. TEMPLE OF HONOR every Tuesday
Evening.
The GOOD fEdpLAKs meet every Wednesday Even
Cool Temp,ars IN Milton Friday evening.
d.. do do Dublin, Monday evening.
di o do Cambridge, Tuesday evening.
10 do J.cksopburg, Friday evening.
evening
The Temperance Centervlle. Friday
LeUSIoS TEhPLARs (coloreb every Fridayeven'g
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BOOT AND SHOE NJ 4 X | \ 6
and Repairing,


FkHTiE n preparing t. GA the
4 above business in OF its yaricus branches, at
no. corner and Fith opposite The Mere
He hiss been a Boot and shoe kepsirer ter
q boot aud shoe maker for
and haYip employed eNper lenee3
assist, Vii warrant all rS done ~ hin, =
he a and lhstadttsi and
lie hand small let Of
hand Boots and Shoes lie VIII make
1t the shortest possible
the country generally have their
repairing done houe with them
A good variety of Garden Seeds. Plants. and
etabies Fruit Vegetables Plants and 9th
er produce toug ht taken commission Tor sale.
BY attention business he hopes to merit res
Of public patronage Leather, four bacon
dry goods, approved produce, sai
viii he taken.
forget the place get your money bac at NJ ITO
ELI GRIFFITH
r. m nj 4thrno Aprii 26th
NA>rFp-A good jour one of sober and industrious
h abb s-nuue need apply
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

(oNTANING Is acres. la5ofwhich are in high State
- cultivation, thirds of SAID
abundance ct everfilIng stock water. aud Is we'll
adapted gazing meadow. II good Grain Farm
.unprus Frame House.
Barn and necessary oat-hulings Ii is located six
miles Richmond the Richmond and Arhy Pike
running through good outlet every
a desirable will be sold low.
grther particulars sal! IL q address,
BENZ. STR aTTAN,
JESSE COFFIN,
Richrnc nd, Ind
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07
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