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TOR SALE "A Brick Dwelling
L nnuse, With out-hcuses, garden, ahrubbary. &C.
AlIo, BRICK store. stoc1 and fixtures. vita a9ove Il
desired. rare CHARGE eters 10 teeufe plt Asant
houe - d Roed paglns husnesf, In thriving vilaIe
OF ,2c0 ha6ltants IN axood legality n sns y act
OEce BOZ II =. Bsodhe.d Wls. os3k7lss1T
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Richmond Horticultural Association.

June, p, 1854.
The meeting called order By the President
and after the minutes of the previous meeting had been
read and adopted, the Secretary the list of re
awarded tire late Fair. The Treasurer rssd
report of the receipts but could not vet give an ac
of the expenses On motion orders for the
Of the premiums, we're directed TO be issued
bill brought in for cleaning the Hall. which
was allowed.
The following csniiiates were balio;;ei for and
elected, viz joel Horuey, George Hill Edxar! Dolby
and Mrs. J. L. Hittle.
In cons-4uence Of the business Connected with the
fair, the discussion postponed tl next meeting
As there had been some complaint with respect 70
the present premium list, motion a eommstee of
six was appointed 70 prepare one, viz: E. Y
Teas, and Benz. StrsitsR on Flowers; Lewis Jones
and John Freeman. Fruit ". L. TAYLOR and "
II. Jones Vegetables.
The following propositions were read and laid
over for one month 70 be acted on;
That annual tax Of 50 cents be assessed ou
each member payable the first day Of each year.
That ladies' may become members OF the assccis-
ton. BY paving the usual Zee OF dollar bu, shall
other members
That the resolution bv which members who do no
attend, forfeit their membership, be repealed
That standing committee Of three be annually sp
pointed miscellaneous srtieler.
Several Other bills connected with the Fair ver
allowed.
The President; gave account Of bis visit 10 ID.
E1hibt'ou Of the Cincinnati; horticultural Association
George Chapman exhibited some very fine turnips
Then adjourned to SATURDAY, July 9Th, s,?PN
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Fourth Of July Exhibition.

trial of the speed Of Horses, in Trotting Pacing
aud Rackng, takes place the Fair Grounds in this
CITY, on MONDAY NEXT, the Fourth Of July. A
purse of 500 will be trotted for by two unframed
Horses owned by Messrs. J. T. Berry and f. Gates.
For the fastest Trottng Horse Mare, Geldng, So.
For the fastest Pacing Horse, Mare, Gcding, SIS.
For the fastest Hacking Horse, Mare Gelding, $40.
Entrance for these purses,lo per cent. of Premiums
The Exhibition is under the superintendence Of
W. H. Bennett, Esq, which is sure guarantee that
the exhibition will be conducted in the most fair and
satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Bennett offers a premium of Ten Dollars for
the best sucking colt from his celebrated Horse "Red
Oak" shown on that day.
Single tickets p cts and LOO for the admission Of
any kind of vehicle.
Every admrer of the good qualities in the Horse, is
respectfully invited to attend the exhibition.
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RETURNING EAST.

No. connects Richmond direct tor Cincinnati
Piqua. from Troy and DAYTON Urhana direct for
Springfield, and from Sandusky; at Milford for Narys
vile aud Delaware; at Columbus, direct with Express
Trains for Cleveland and Beaire,
No. 10 connects at Piaua FROM folelo and Lima; at
Crbans, from Bellefolsl at Milford for Narysve
and Springfield at Columbus, direct with Npress
Trains for Cleveland and Steubenvilic.
No cannects at Richmond for Cincnnatti; at
Piqua for Toledo and Detroit; Urbana for Belle
fountaine.
No 5 viii stop ~ nsn,.tes for breakfast at Rich
mond, and for dinner a. Urbana. No. and 10 viii
breakfast at Urbana.
w. F. SLATER, Asst Sup't.
enuJ T. 1854. No. Is. til
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CITY TAXES!

The City Collector. WILLIAM T. WILSON
respectfully notifies the Tax PAYERS with
in the Corporate limits. that their Taxes
are Now due, and they are respectfully
requested to pay up Immediately. The
law is very stringent authorizing the
Collector to distrain personal property ii
the Taxes are not paid on demand, and
notwithstanding he regrets TO do so, yet
his duty will compel him to this course
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GOING WEST.

No connects at Milford for Springfield aui Narys-
VILE; at Crbana for Bellefnuntaine, Fitn, ami san
dusky; Pqua, for Toledo and Fort Wayne; at Union
City, at Richmond, for Anderson. and Logansport;
Indianapolis, for Terre Haute Lafayette, Springfield,
H.. &c.
No. connects at Milford direct fo1 Springfield, Ohio,
and for Marysvle at Urbana, for Beleiountane, DC
Pqna. for Troy and DAYTON, Union City, Muucc,
&c: at Richmond, for Anderson AMI Log:lspurt; at
Indianapolis, direc. tug st. Louis, Chicago and all
points west.
No. 5runs 10 Piqua emily, connecting at UrJaaa for
Belietountane; at Piqua direct for Lima, Toledo De
troit and Fort WAYNE.
No. Is connects direc. Indiana polls for all points
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The July number of this magazine is of the best
yet issued. 1t opens with beautiful and parant
steel engraving called How they Caught Fish !"
which represents couple Of young lovers earnestly
engaged in conversation, apparently much to the
astonshment of party Of ladies', who have just
come to the edge of the woods. Then follows a very
handsome fashion plate, such this magazine is be-
coming noted for. Then engraving of the En-
press Eugenie and large number of Others devoted
the illustration of the latest STYLES of dress &c. The
music of this number is Grand March from the opera
of Faust The literary matter includes A Story for
Sisters n-aw," Mistress and Maid" with an IL
lustration,) "Edns's Faith Richard Graham S
Love-" "The Madens Answer" First and Last y
The Transformed Village" (Illustrated,) a Wo-
mans Pride" Editors Department, &c. &c. Price
$40 year: 30 cents a single number.
Address DEACON PETERSON, sl9 Walnut St
Philadelphia.
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WONDER, AWE and ADMIRATION
Each representation will conclude with
MAGNIFICENT DioRAMA
OF the Great Naval Engagement between the
Marrimac and Monitor,

In Hampton Roads, which has been pronounced by the
Press be the skilful work OF Art devised
or exhibited to the American Public.
The several they pass in view will be illus
trated with graphic accompanying lecture by K.
GRANT BARNw ELL the gifted Philadelphia Eiocutionist
whose thrilling powers of description, and eloquent de
lineatons have elected the highest euconuus of the
Press, and the plaudits of the public
In order TO afford to all a opportunity of witness
ing the Great Exhibition, during short stay this
city, the following of admission have been estab
lished
Tickets 25cts.
Children under 9 of age l5cts.
Reserved Seats 25cts. extra
Doors open at y. Commence at 81.
Tar Grand afternoon exhibition for the special
commodaton of Ladies and Children, SATURDAY
and MONDAY, at 21% o'clock.
Fcs- Liberal arrangements made with Schools, Sem
inaries, &C. application to the Manager.
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@ The ..Bee Hive" is constantly

kF The .'Bee Hive" is constantly re-
plenished with new goods, as the old
ones disappear, and customers always
find the best of everything-just suited
to their minds, both In quality and price.
ID. b. Crawfords assortment of Carpets.
cannot be surpassed in the City, and his
Lady's Dress Goods are ditto Call and
see for yourselves
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u composition t.stringent- abserbents. stmulant,
curs of Diarrhosa AMI Dysetery. This Anti Cholera
Mixture IN several Of our hospital.
where il gives thu greatest satisfaction IL saved
the lives Of thousands of soldiers and citizens and
will guarantee II 70 be the hes remedy IN tie ssorl
for DiarrhGea and Dvsenterv.
Mr. Woods Of Covington. Nv. viii u most happy %
satisfy 10 the virtue Of StrIekiaDds Anti
Cholera Mixture; IN fact have great naEnber Of
testimonial. from Iations who have beea cared after
being pronounced neurzbe BY their physicians. some
after taking only ono bottle Of ricsAnts AntiColers
Mixture. Ii you suffer with DarrhBs and Dysertery
.rv enc bottle
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

SThe small poN is in Cannelton,
Indiana, and the Guerriilas are about
one mile back of Huntsville, h, oppo-
site Cannelton. Two of the guerrillas
ware captured on the 23d.
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The Prettiest Garden in the City If you
desire to beautiful garden nicely laid out with
four cement walks and cement yard go bearing
grape vines number of dwarf pear, apple and cher
ry trees a great variety OF flowers, and splendid
arLor ~ to AARON SAysAS's ON South Pearl-st. He
also RepAirs mbrelIas Parasois, Trunks, Locks and
Hoop Skirts; Sharpens Scissors. and has on hand
large quantity of Parasol Trimmings and Ivory Han
dies. He also offers his property for sale trade
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Going EAST.

4 Milford is crossing of the Springfield Branch
N of the Cleveland and Columbus Rail Road. at
Crbans, the crossing Of the Sandus&v DAYTON and
Cincinnati RAILROAD; at Piqua, the crossing OF the Day
ton and Michigan Rail Road; Greenviiie the
ing of the Green,ilte and Miami Ra-Rnad; at Rich
mond, the crossing of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line RAILROAD at indianapolis is connections for
Louisville, ST. Louis. Springfield and Chicago, aud all
points West.
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LE Messrs Emswiler and Croker,
have just purchased another fine Ped
ding Wagon-they are doing a slashing
business in the notion line they de-
serve to be rich for their enterprise and
industry
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@The Drugstore of DIR. j. +. Avery
Il Co. is well supplied with all things per
tanning to the healing art-Perfumery-
Fancy articles, DC. Give them a call
at No SO, Main St, opposite Starr Hall.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

Es The smoking community can be
accommodated, with a good cigar, at
prices to suit the postal currency, at
Messrs. Plummer and Kelly's. Their
stock of Drugs and Fancy articles, was
never better or more extensive.
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~A deed for 4

@A deed for a grave yard lot, in the
city of Palmyra, Mo, in favor of Mrs.
Eliza Madison. was found on our streets.
and left at this office. Mrs. NJ can have
it by calling ON us
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@For Notions, Wall Paper. Confec-
tionary, and every thing that should
always he found in first class estab
lishment, call at No. 63. Main St, on
friend s G. Duglale
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Ss-A carpenter, working for Mr.. Cornell, taken
with the vAroloid the latter part of last week and be-
ing excluded from his boarding house slept for night
or two in the alleys. The Board Of Health procured
room for him in the third story of Hams building.
where he is dom. we'll
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EsMessrs. Wilson & Elliott, are do
ing fine business st the corner They
are adding considerably to their stock,
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A REMARKABLE BoY-Ws had the p!casur

A REMARK ABLE BoY.-Ws had the pleasure
yesterday, of an interview with . remarkable
boy. His name is Dudley Walter. His mem
orv is prodigious. Although only eight years
OF nge, he can recte over five hundred pieces
while he can repeat. verbatim, lecture SER
mon which he has hoard but once. Nor does
ne seem less singularly endowed with regard
to tho other mensal faculties. He Is . natural
orator, and recites the most difHcult pieces both
prose and poetry. with wonderful correctness
and dramatic effect. lie has an Unsuitable
thirst for knowledge; reads every thing-re
members every thing-and graSps the most
difficult thought with the strength Of amental
athlete. His powers of observation are strik-
ing. Nothing escapes him There is nothing
morbid about him. He has . splendid phys.
iaue; is full Of fun and frolic, and makes every
body who sees him love him. He 10 entirely
xelf-taught. lie was an orphan from infancy,
was brought up by friend Of his mother. in
humble circumstances, from whom he learned
his letters. All his subsequent education he
got himself lie does not rank among those
abnormal beings called prodisies-ha il some
thin. higher and better. No can see him
without becoming impre ssed with the idea thai,
he Is remarkably but healthfa!ly gifted-Al-
b,ny Journal.
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crJonas W. Yoe. is finishing about
fifty ten-horse power Thrashing Ma
chimes and Separators, which he has al
ready sold the present season
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

zss> In notice Of Col Elliott. now of the firm
Of Wilson and Elliott merchants of this city, our type
placed him in the s6th Regiment should have been
be 51.h.
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Esc- F. wHEELocK, Esq, Agent for Wooirufs
"Mercurial Cistern Barometer" is in this city,
with the of introducing this highly recommended
and valuable instrument.
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IsBear in mind Speedy Horse Show,
to come off at the Fair Grounds, on the
Fourth Of July.
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
r,1-,r,sr-nnH- nD EnnNt

SYMMETRY OF FORM,
YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, aud Specific
Remedy known
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Read the Advertisement in another column, and
profit by it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED.
Cut it and preserveit. You m.y require it,
But may at Ft.,re Day.
at gives health and vigor the frame,
AID bloom 70 the pallid cheek.
Il Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
Be,core Of Coas,terfct,s! Cssrsr Guaranteed
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Tar GRAVE 1T buries every srrer-covers
every defect extinsuishes every resentment
From its peaceful bosom spring none but fond
regrets and tender recollcctions. Who can look
down upon the grave ofsn enemy, and not feel
. compunctous throb that he should have war
red with the poor handful OF dust that lies
rnoliering before hi n!-Irving.
n.yA friend of ours. like the famous old
woman who lived in shoe has SO many child
rem that stranger passing his house the other
day mistook il for = school. The children were
ali playing in the yard and he thought it WAS
recess.
HT"I shall not,' says the President, ere
turn to slavery any person who is free 10y the
term. Of the proclamation, or by any act of
Congress- And yet this man. According to
wendell Phillips and his Cleveland friends. is
false TO freedom.
Fremont's letter accepting the nominA.
ton of the Cleveland Convention, has not
been iosptly called "the last will and tesla
men, OF John Z. Fremont.
A little girl died in Norwich. Coan.. recent
w. from the effects Of eating almonds. A
riece of the nut had lodged in some part OF
the intestincs. producing an abscess.
The rebel papers .dui, IS,eeo killed in " lAss
battles.
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not 10 Re without such = valuable
Medicines. TIE Cincinnati National Union. Of A pr
24th saws: that thousands of soldiers hava been
saved by the Of Stricklzni's Anfi-Ctra Mixture
For sale by DAuygists a; 50 cents per bot 3e-
E- For sale Al PuTnnser kelly's; sampson
Ross; and at E. Potts 3 Son Rich nnond. Ind
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EIs- The Masonic Celebration, at
Newcastle, on the oath, is reported by
the brethren in attendance from this
city, to have been a complete success
The Rev. Mr.. Mann, delivered the Ad
dress, and the dinner was sumptuous.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-29

Diarrhea and Dysentery.-we have examined
great number Of letter. from sonc of the most prom
inent citizens of Cincinnati and Coyngton ETC. speak
ir0 IN the highest terms Of Dr. Stricklands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the OF diarrhGsa and iysen-
terry. The letters are to, long TO publish Mr.. Woods
of Covlngon, saws he pronounced ncurahle BY the
best doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle of Dr. Srick
lands Anti Cholera Mixture effected permanent
after suffering for months with the form OF iar
rhoea and dysenterv.
Another says ne discharged from the United
States service after suffering N the hospital for months
incurabe, aud last resource tried Strickland
AntCholera Mixture he got well directly and has
entered the army again in good health. One man
writes he has cured eight very bad OF
disrrhoa and dy sentery the barracks he was in with
bottle OF this valuable medicine Ia fact could
fiji half paper with similar
Why does not our government secure this valuable
preparation Our army ought 70 be supplied with it,
Ii but short time since OF laid
low condition AZ one Of Cincinnati Hospitals. his
wife for the doctors considered his an hope
less case. She, however. gave him Strickland Anti
Cholera Mixture, and IN three weeks he was able
return home with hs wife 70 New Richmond. Ohio
All these cases right al home speak for themselves
We hope all tue soers viii pa, bottle of IL their
knspsasks, II may save them some Of their com
rades, II : for sale by Druggists % per bot
tie.
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81 For Gas Fixtures, of every style and patternl
for Coal Tar and Fire Brick in short, for ght-cheap
and enduring-o to the Gas Office of Janss NJ. Starr,
first entrance of Emswiier 4 Crocker's Notion
Store Main St, up stairs.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY vIRrUE OF ANExECUTION, p -
0Ddfrected from the Wayne OousnOs Hsas Cous,
q ~al expose At Public S2ie the Court Hsuss AoDr
in Cenrrvlle Wayne County, Indiana, ~ lstA day
VI July, l568 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. n
ADD scsek, r. n said day, the following psopty,
to-wit:
Losa humber four hundred and ssvsaty IN lG31
and four hundred and ssvensy-six 49, u as part
of the c,.y Of RisAmood, wsyne County IndAaA lad
out BY Eha.hesA esan. The SAM p b soaA - ths
propsrsy q AA1hsu Murray, " sstisfy cid exssas0n
IN nv hanAa. N favoe of pergaeon HaldssOaa-
JOHN T. PAXS0S, ShI ". q.
Jgns q, 1874 lp< t4sel liza.
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L.. FRANCISCO. N. ID.
Office and Residence South Franklin Street.
East side, between Main and wAlsr.,l
Juiy II, 1879 seu RICHMOND, IsSsAsA
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A New Grape The subscriber has
now on hand, ready for transplanting, q
small lot of Griffiths Native Prolific
Grape, at his residence on south sth
street near Main; in pots,-cheap for
cash Some of the above grapes from
Ohio were exhibited to some Of our citi-
zens, and TO the Horticultural Society of
this city last fall, and pronounced to be
superior grape They were orr ginally,
about % years ago, brought from Pitts
burg, Pa. TO Cadiz, O., and are a large,
deep blue hardy grape. ripening the drst
week in the ninth month.
ELI c. GRIFFITH.
Richmond, 9th mo. 18th, 81
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CvLet it ba passed around from hand to
hand until every workingman in the land has
committed it to memory, that when Abraham
Lincoln, our President and Andrew johnson,
formerly Senstor. and now Governor, two
working men and champions oflsbor were nomi-
mated for office, the organs OF the Democracy
sneered at them as "a rsil-spli,ting buffoon and
q boorish tailor both from the backwoods. b tn
growing up in uncouth ignorance" Thus we
see that when laborng men rise to honor.
these ne w-hedged Democrats have no words
for them but words OF contempt and scorn.
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THE CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
Is more healthy, answers the same purpose and Is
used IN exactly the same manner and quantity As
strong Cream Of Tartar bu; costs neary oue half less.
1t has been tired with the above results
Fer sale ty PLUNaER xEELLY
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u. S. 1910
BONDS!

These Bombs are ssrsd under the Act OF Congress o.
March sth 1854 which provides that ali bohnS issaeo
uns.r this ac, shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
bv or under anv state or municipal authority Sub
n., 10 these Bonds are receiy ed in United States
notes or notes of National Banks. They are To BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure OF the Gov
ernment AT anv period Iess th. tea nor 1ore saa"
rv years from their date and until their redemption
PER CENT. ISEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN,
on Bonds of hundred dollars annually ana
on all other Bonds annually The interest Is pay
BILE on the first DAYS of March and September in each
year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or coupon
Bonds a. they may prefer. Registered Bonds are re-
corded ON the hooks Of the l. 5. Treasurer, and can
be transferred only the owners order euoh n'h's
are psvable 10 bearer, and more CONVENIENT Tor
commercial uses.
Subscribers to this will have the option OF having
their Bonds draw interest March lss, by paying the
curad interest In coin United States notes or
the notss of National Banks, adding fifty per cent Tor
Premium :eceive them drawing interest from the
date Of subscription and deposit. As these Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their value i incres sed from three per cent per
snnum according TO the rate of eyes IN various
parts of the country.
l.l..,
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DR.. STRiCKLANO'S PILE REMEDY.

Read what sufferer saws:
Mr.. J. p flazarde, l64 Second street. Cinenati o ,
he has been dreadful sufferer with Piles Tor
long time and has tried nearly everything and could
obtain relief. He used about fourth Of a pot
Of DIR. Strckland's Pile Ointment and it made a com
pete cure He advises every who is suffering u
try it.
Sold BY all Druggists, 50 cents per pot. Manufac-
tured At No. d East Fourth street. Cincinnati O. Ask
for StTick land, Pile Remedy.