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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-09-26

Arthur's Magazine
Is decidedly the best magazine for
the Home published. We have always
been partial to Arthur as an author, and
from the appearance of his "Six nights
with the Washingtonians;" we have been
an eager reader of every thing that we
could place our hands upon bearing his
name as the author. His magazine is a
safe companion for the young; and every
family should be cheered by its monthly
visits. Price So per annum.
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ghese Filters are put ur in guar.
bottles, Of zr1jch the above is q 40 SIM
lie Che labe3 IS finely eragra,sss, ara
is rrovi5ed 1rith safe-guara .11o''s
oou1otezfeiters. price 81 Fer bottle, CT
siz for SIS.
c. w. RobacE, P,oprietor, Ne. 6
East Fourth ST, Cgrseirasaati, TO tYhors
oil orders should be addressed.
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G. w. SAMPSON, Ex. Surg
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Com. K, SSH Regt., o. V.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

SARsAPARILLA. This tropical roo, has a
reputation wide as the world. for eurir one
class Of disorders that affiict mankind-a
reputation too which it deserves the best an
tidote we possess for scIofulous complaints.
But to be brought into use, its virtues must
be concentrated and combined with other
medicines that increase its power Some
reliable compound Of this character is much
needed in the community. Read the ad-
vertisement Of Dr.. AYERS Sarsaparilla in
our columns. aud we know it needs no e.
comium from US to give our citizens conf
dence in what he offers. [Organ. Syracuse
N
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49, Monitor on Julian in Ran dolpb.
will appear next week.
e. Our old friend, O.. Master p. F.
WIoGINs, seth Reg't. is in town-looking
we'll and hearty. Returns the first of next
week.
~We received a visit from L. II.
Thomas, Esq, Editor Of the Liberty 10 d
Herald this week.
STEPPED OUT.--Our friend Stephen
Babcock. Esq, formerly of tho Meredith
House of this city, was married . few weeks
since at Hamilton, Ohio. We wish the
happy couple perfect success in lie.
PHOTOGRAPH OF Gov. MoRToN.-We
received, a few days since, fine full length
photograph Of His Excellency Governor
Morton. taken BY the celebrated FredeTicks
Of New York city. Every one who has
seen IL pronounces it an admirable likeness
BusrSEss CHANGs.-W. l.. Farquher,
Eco, has succeeded Q. s. DuHadway In
the Auction business at No. 10 Main Street.
As an Auc.ioneer he has no equal in the
State, and We heartily wish him success.
Mr.. DuHadway has turned his attention to
Agricultural affairs.
EE Our young friend. Asa Smith. from
the Cd Iud. Cavalry. is again home on s'ct
furlough-he is convalescing slowly. He
reports only abou. 1870 10 40 out OF the q
Cavalry fit for duty at Coriuth.
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A NovELTy.-Our enterprising friends
Mcssrs. Ward & Co.. near the Depot,
showed to US few days since novelty in
the culinary art. 1t is the Combination
Cooking Stove combining all the advanta-
ges of stove and an oven. The lower
bottom and back Of the stove are lined with
brick. The oven doors are lined with tin
and fitted completely air tight. The brick
serves as a retainer of heat as we'll as an
absorber Of moisture. Upon the whole it
is perfect institution, and we advise our
citizens to call and see it.
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MORE RECRuiTING.-We learn that Capt
Lee, OF Co. B 10th regiment Indiana Vols,
intends opening a rendezvous for the enlist
ment of recruits subject to the new call
We opine from appearances that he will have
no difficulty in CLING up the ranks of new
company. as most of the returned members
seem willing and anxious to again serve
under him.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

81 PAULs. tEpiscopal.) Rev. J. d. Wakefield. Rector
services iOJk A. N. and o p. n.
ST. MARYs, (Cathoic,) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor servi
ces and 10 A. NJ. and p. M
81. ANDREWS. Catholic Rev. J, B. II. Scope, Pastor
services and 10 A. NJ. and p NJ.
LIST PkEsBYTEBIAN, Rev Mr.. Van Doren, 2 aston, ser
vices lOk A. NJ. and 7 p. M,
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Mr.. Aten Pastor, ser
vices i0S A NJ. and p. NJ
PEARL ST METHODIST, Rev Mr. simms Pastor
services I0h A. NJ. and r. NJ.
GERMAN METHODIST, Pastor services 10 Y
4. M and p. NJ.
services 10 A. 81.
I'd GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grossoa. Pastor.
services 10 A. NJ. aud p. n.
UNION CHAPEL, services Ic1. A. NJ. and 7 P. n.
AskICAN w. CHURCH, Rev. W. Z. Trevan Pastor.
services l0H A. M. and r. M
FRIENDS. HICKSITE, services II A. N.
ORTHODOX IL A. NJ.
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H6As there is a good deal Of buildin.

DJA As there is good deal Of building
and repairing going on in Richmond at the
present time, we wonld call the attention OF
those who need Gas Fixtures AMI Pipe 10
the establishment Of Messrs Starr Il White,
on Main Street next 10 Emswiler's Notion
Store. They have new and beautiful pat
terms which they will pu, up at ths shortes t
notice. Any pers ,ns wanting Gas Tar.
Coke and FIRE brick can be supplied by
calling on them.
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To Destroy-Ra,s. Reaches. &c.
To Destroy-Mice. Moles and Ants.
To Destyoy-Bsd Bugs
To Destroy--Moths in Furs, Clothes, dc
To Destroy--Mosqu itoes and Fleas.
To Desfroy-Inseets On plants and towel:
To Destroy--Insects on Animals, &c.
To Destroy--Eevery form aud species OF
Vermin.
USee "CosTAR's advertisement in this
paper for the destruction and utter ex,er.
mination Of all forms and species OF Vermin.
G1y Sold in Richmond. Ind, by Plum
mer d. Kelly. and BY the Druggists. Gro
GERS and Storekeepers generally.
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SADDLERY HARDwARE-The enterprising
firm Of Messrs Virgins & Co. No 20 Main
Street. offers to the public valuable stock
Of SsdlIery III .rIware. Leathers, Trunks.
SaldIes, Harness &c-in fact everything
in their lins Of business. cheap for cash.
BY referring to their advertisement it will
be seen that they have a complete assort-
ment which they will sell at simply lung
profit Give them a call!
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NoIIoNs.-This is a Yankee phrase, but
you can see an illustrated definition Of it By
calling into the Store of c. Zimmer. nearly
opposite the Meredith House, whose Stock
of Notions, Toys. Baskets and o'ber goods
are worthy the attention of buyers. AT the
sane time don't forget his excellent stock
of wsil, Window and Border Papers. ell Of
which ns~ stock he viii sell you reasons
bly,.
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Death Of an aged Colored Woman
Fanny Ricke,, an aged colored woman, died
few days since at her residence on South
Washington Street after a long illness. She
was over 100 years old and recollected
many incidents of the Revolutionary war.
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A CURIosIrY.--C. r. johnson. Esq has
placed on our table a buck horn. bearing the
inscription: From George Washington s
Pet Deer. Found at Arlington House, May
2l, 1867, by General Kings Brigade Quar-
termaster. and by him presented to J. NJ.
Holloway. May l7th, 1852" Quite Gu
risity!
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CAarsrrxo.-Nov is the time TO decorate
vour houses with new vestments. We saw
Yesterday sou. beautiful styles Of Competing
Of eleg.u, patterns At the store Of our friend
D. B. Crawford No. % Ma, Street. Be-
sides Competing. be has other goods for ladies
gents aud children aud then too. yeu know,
he sell. goods cheap for CasA. which is the
ors.t secre. after all. Call at the nss sigr
Of the Bee Hire
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THE BRoADwAY-We would advise any
Of our friends visiting Cincinnati. if they
wish the comforts of home, to stop at the
Broadway Hotel. corner Of Broadway and
Second Streets. kept by Joseph II. Crom
we'll. One good look at our jovial friend
Harry Lu:z, is a sufficient card to call again
The prices are reasonable, and the "table
cant be beat"
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A CURIosIrr.-Dr. Hamilton brought into
our Office yesterday morning. number oil
the Christian Banner. good Union sheet
published a; Fredericksburg. Virginia. II
is printed on coarse yellow paper and shows
what the evils of Secession have done BY
causing supplies to be Gu. of. The editor
is trump, and we extend to him the righl
k4 OF fellowship.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on tho third We lnesday. .........
Richmond Lodge, meets on tho frst Tuesday
0Renins In overy month.
King solomon Cha pier, second Friday ........
Wayne Council, first Thursday in March, Juno,
September andD December.
BrittOu Lodge (colored.) first Monday in each
month.
I. q. q. f.
White Water Lodye,meets overy Friday evening.
Herman (Gsrman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening.
Wood ward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, cvery second and fourth
Tuesday eve. of each month.
Degree of Rebeccn, Of Whitewater and w oodward
Lodges first and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebeccs of Herman Lodge, fret and third
Monday Of each month.
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FRESH STRAwBERRiES.-Th delicious
fruit made It's appearance in our market the
past week. The citizens Of Cincinnati have
been luxuriating in strawberries and green
peas for over two weeks.
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DB The grea, crowd that throngs Haines'
Store daily to secure the bargains always
found there is increasing. The quantity of
Goods sold at No p, Main Street, is almost
incredible You find everything there 10
the Dry Goods lice.
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THE LADIES FAIR. - Remember the
Ladies Fair which opens at Starr Hall on
Monday, June esd. 1t is for the bensf, Of
81. Andrews Catholic Church. Let this
Fair be well attended by our citizeus and we
know they viii not regret to give their mite,
the admission tickets being at only Is cts.
during its continuance or 10 cents for a
single admission.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

Ev If you want cheap and desirable
goods of the best quality. visit the store OF
Mesrs B Il Cofi a. the sign of the ''P ct
Lamb" buy and you will be suited.
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Esy- Go to the New York Cash Store, of
Messrs. G. Jackson & Co.. who offer great
bargains in Summer Goods for cash. This
en,erprising firm is never weary of we'll
DOING
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dictate how and where they should be ap
piled.
Published by order of the Board.
LEWIS BURK. Pres't..
RICHMOND. May %, 1869.
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FRENCH CALF SKINS.-We have a case
of French Calf Skins that are a good size and
plump. (cho'ce stock. that we will sell at &c
per dozen. We CO nsider them Low
VIRGINS & co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

H1sroRIcAL WAR MAPs.-Asher 4 Co.,
of Indianapolis, have published an excellent
Historical War Map. copy Of which they
have sent US. We commend i, TO The pub.
T.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
MRS s. "a. ILrFE

NAloCLD iusiis tAs sitsetion Of tAs aaisa Of Rich
" mend and vicinity her ns~ stock Of spr,ne
Aiiosry and Fancy Gscts- she 10 cperi-e iarsa
ard coEylste a.soriEs1t 81 SHRED sEs Fancy Craze
ard Self straw Bornea Of s-=.y description. Eibbcns
ri,vsrs Lsce., Essaes Wells Hair Nets Mohsir Csrs,
Emsrosiertss CcIse;s HooF ssrts ard rEain< traits
Thiidrecs Hats Cars, AID tsts every dzscrtpstor
seeroits-y all TIRE neve's, sftss res,sn. Millinery
rcrk Of d-scrtrtto1 asHs Orders srcn
aisaese rror tiy asteetsS s,crs Fr.ri 81 certh
~ N0tea. opposite lss y z rha---.
ca
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Dissolution!
Valuable Property for Sale:

c6s- for sale property in Knightsiown Henry Co
consisting ~ three lots lying side by side. On the
wes - large frame house. we'll finished. veil
Supplied With BY we'll the lot plant
sveSgposns Peseh pear. and cherry trees. ee
sides ihe middle lot has . sr,su,
Portable frame house AID is planted with apple
bearing condition. with ahandsaee ALL fruit Tbs
has frame building 3s by l6 fee.
BILE and is we'll in gr.ss. ali enclosed ani
strong psitng fence. The lots will sold
separately Everything pertaining the three
excellent order For farther Information apply the
premises, WILLIAM HAUGHToS-
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cS-For a variety Of new and desirable
ladies dress goods for summer wear, we
would advise our friends 70 visit Strattau 4
Sons ONE PRICE store
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

RICHMOND LoDaE, 1876, F. x A. N.
Stated meeting on Tuesday evening next,
June 3rd. The election Of officers will take
place. BY order Of tho w. M.
~ HxxRr KLEIN, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-05-31

Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern. IL IS q. m
Indianapolis and the West.............. 4:l6 IN
Chicago and North west................ $50 D m
MAILS CLOSE
Indianapolis and Chicago 1000 .. m
layton ana columbus, and kass......... 300 p. IN.
Uooinnau and Last. Sis p IN.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, &C :. leaves
Mondsy, Wednesday aud Friday 1t. TOO .. m .
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 500 p m.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, &c,
same Hamilton mail
winchester mail, via Nov Garden, leaves
Monday and Friday at. ................s.O $500 m
Seine arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 IN.
- Office open from 80 a. m. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 a. IN.
- The Mails are governed by Railroad Time
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES VILLAINS, PIN.
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temperance Orders.
The aoopTEMPLARs meet on every Wednesday Even
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet on every Saturday
evening.
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For Sale.

TWO houses, North Green Street sold
= fair and easy terms Enquire OF the undersgn.
cd at Jonas W. feo's Machine Shop. West end OF Main
+. W. ROBINSON
Richmond May "a, 1862 22tf
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SHINGLES AND LUMBER
REDUCED.
Sections Cheap Lumber Yard.

Than before Special paid 6ling bill.
TTSo reduction except for Cash
STEPHEN sOorrON.
Seventh Street. North of Main.
Richmond, Mag 81, 1862 22-6m
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that All the person al rsopeR
belonging the estate ef Caleb p. Prai deceas
ed the widow will be offered public sale
the resie1ee Of the widow Coed iosh street ia
Rehnend sixth day the san Of the 9th Month. ls6a
Sale 10 o'clock. said day. When
terms sill be made knowc.
WILLIAM PARRY, Aimr.
Richuons. 5th ECO. isth, Iss2 zlSv.
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Report Of the Operations Of the Richmond
Sanitary Committee from its Organiza-
ti0n, ApyH 10Th to date

Report of the Operations OF the Richmond
Sanitary Committee from its Organiza-
tion, April IOh to date
The Committee consisting of Lewis
Burk. John p. Smith. John N. Paxson, ].
NJ. Gaar. John Roberts. John w. Grubbs,
s. Z. Virgins. and T.. C.. Bseler, was or
ganized by the appointment of Lewis Bunk
President. A suitable person was employed
to keep the accounts Of receipts and dis
burssments Of money and goods; prepare
and pack goods for shipment and do all
that was necessary 10 make the operations
of the Committee systematic and econo-
mical. for which services be receives one
dollar per day. while actually employed.
The whole amount Of Cash receipts to
this date have been
Balance Of old subscription. S342 Sc
Received on new subscription. S24 80
sl,1e6 &c
The expenditures to date. are
For amount used by j. w. Grubbs, in
the relief of necessitious cases, S27 IS
Amount paid for goods purchased by
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society and
Manufactured by them. 1915 SO
This amount is in addition to $50 90.
furnished that Society out Of the first sub
scription previous to the organization Of
this Committee.)
Amount paid for account expenses. in.
GLIDING canning chickens and meat,
keeping accounts. packing. postage
on circulars, drayage. nails. DC. $50 II
Amount paid for cans and soldering. Sc SO
Used by G. G. Beeler account expenses
and donations to Nashville, S25 90
Used by J. N. Paxson, same to Pitts
burg, S45 As
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Spring Styles.

uCe1 received \ large sni splendid stock Of Paper
ID Hansfngs OF the issst styles curtains
sorters. Ae. 6e, zsdAIes Cheap Wall Payer Depot,
%, Main Street.
March =: ca ID
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rhose Preparations unlike ell oshsss) are
Free from rosons."
mot dan gerous TO the Human Family"
s'Rats do not die the premissA"
They out 81 their holes TO die"
They the only infAieie renidiss kncwn."
"i2 an more estaelshed In New York CITY"
Used ks-the City Post Once.
ussd Sy-the City Psisons and ssaaion Heusss.
Used by-the C1Sy Steamers, Shipe, &c.
Ussd by-the City Hospttos. Alns Hoases. -.
Ussd by-.he City Hosels-Astor, Sc. Nicholas &c.
Ussd by-she Boarding Houses, &C.. 30.
Cssd by-mose than 3o. 0uo Private Families.
~ See Speosasss If eksf Eve~SvAsrs
sy tse Pscp,e-Edacss-Deai~rs ke.
uoUsKkEEPERs.troueiea .ish vermin need be
longer. IL they "CosrAA's" Exterainasoss. wshavs
used to satisiactson and box o would
have IT, We had tried rcisons hat they effected
ing bus 'CosrARs' s1sice KNOCKS the hssath oas Of
Rats, Mice Reaches and Bed quicker than can
write IT. II Is in great demand ell The coun.
sT.-Aeiiaa tol Ga.sas.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are aeesroysd annually
in Grant County By vesmin. than would Of
this Rat and Insect Kiilsr.-Lsseasfsr RS. Herald
HENRY r. oosrAR-ws are selling yo.r preparations
rapidly Wherever they have been used. AAss, Mice.
Rosehes and vesmin disappear rapidly.
Eoxsa q srorEvEa. Drusgisss. Windsor. Ma.
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"C0StarS" Rat. Roach, ke.. EXtcfmiAatoH
"COStar'S'
"C0Star'S" Bed bug Exterminator.
''C0star'S"
"Costar'x' Electric Powder. for Insects, &c.
In Csc Ann 81 Boxes, HIAsKs. % o
S,zws PLANTATIONS. sHrrs, BoA rs. HorRLs,
&C., sc.
CAU1lON.! To prevent the public from being i'm
upon Spurious and III ghy Perseioss Isfssons
label has prepared bearing fee sirsiis OF
Proprietor signature Examine each box bottle
nash carefully before purchasing. and take nothing
but "C0STAk'S.'
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MAIL TIME TABLE.

RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, May 9Th.
M AILas OPEN
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NO T / @ e

The Publishers Of this city. have all greed. hereai
ser to charge IS for each notice RELIGIOUS
MEErINGsof Literary School. Agricultural. HortieuI
turai Society meetings. and all other meetings which
not specially Of general character II paid for
shs time will be charged TO the pessoa handing IL such
notices.
-Gr,r.c.,arr.rr'.r,r.~.~rr.~
The Richmond Benevolent Society
ont and relieve the worthy Donations solicit
ted stewsrdsJ. N. Poe. Mss. Il. Conn. J. T. Wsason.
Mrs ,. Cox. j. X lie, A. l. Scott. Mrs " Ham. Mrs
H. NJ Scott, q L. Hittts, Mrs.. smith, Mrs HAushton
J. J. Con,ey. ". b. Tsgsn, and q. w. Iiid.
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3 I N q Z r. 8
49, MASMAMy

Is the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing and
light manufacturing purposes.
PRICE, with Hammer. and beautifully 45t
We would ask for our Letter A Machines the specia
attention of Vest Makers Dress Makers all
who want Machines for gh: manufacture Purposes
They enbodv the principles OF the Manufacturing Ma
chimes, making like them, the inteFocS stitch
destined to be celebrated for Family sewing aud light
manufacturing purposes Manufactures Machines
are for manufacturing purposes in general.
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our Branch Offices are furnished acitA tie
"genuine articles"
In case Of small purchases the money may be
postage stamps bank notes.
R Correspondents will please write their dis
tinc,ly 1t is all important that should each
know the postofice county and State.
9 All persons requiring information about Sewing
Machines their sizes prices working capacities
best meth DDS of purchasing obtain it b.
Us any Of our Branch Offices for a copy Of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-11

estimate the contribution which immi-
grafton, properly encouraged by legisla-
ton and Administration, will make to
revenue; but, directly and indirectly, it
cannot be reckoned as less than that
which may be expected from the metallic
products Of the gold-bearing region.
With such resources at the disposal of
the Republic, no one need be alarmed
lest the United States may become una
! BILE to pay the interest on it's debt, or to
reduce the principal to whatever point
the public interest may indicate. The
Republic is passing through the pangs of
new birth to nobler and higher life.
Twice already she has paid off a national
debt contracted for the defense of her
rights; the obligations of that which she
now incurs for the preservation of her
existence will be not less sacredly fulfill
ed.
But while resources are thus ample, it
is not the less the dictate of prudence
and good faith to a generous people that
the greatest pains should be taken to re-
duce the public burdens to the lowest
point compatible with justice to honest
public creditors Prodigality may ex-
haust the amplest resources and impair
the frmest credit. To retrench superfu-
ity; to economic expenditures; to adjust
accurately measures to objects; to infuse
resolute vigor and just sense of res
possibility into every department of pub
lie activity are not less important to
credit and revenue than to general sue
cess in administration.
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WELL TRIED coRpoRATToN.

In ILe equitable adjustment and prompt Gosh re-
spouse 10 losses, the PHGENIX stands prc-eianen at
the head Of IFS profession lOhile lis egtesice rdci-
teal and frsciass business sysen Of local agencies
not enceted by qng similar corporation in he vorld.
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. w. NEHSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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WHITE WHEAT FLoUR.-75 SACK
w Double Extra White Wheat Flour, the best
brands in the market for sale at
nOvll ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
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FOR RENT. /.
rJNHE STORE, No. "a! WEST OF FIRST
j Street, formerly occupied by J. II. w. W.
Morgan, is for rent. Apply at . b --D! p
ncV1 re MORGAN, READ & 90.