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, 1864-10-14
Weekly Kevf-yv Of the New York Whole
AAle Er1dQce MnrAEE.

no EA1, p,ef
At @ r. III. nee q y tne = mnen oe1!ss
1epolta ot hes iaIures are mucs e1sseeFassa. fae
e1oeR u me arstt IL not heavy and bat few dealers
pHpeI a1nrtnR, 20 thAf they Will not ne CO =.
FeAeo 70 nakn laIRe tacffnces. Is Is flou1ht thaE
nsTEancn I'M cinses1tn small ssocxB On hsat. pre-
1sesd.tufts have 1ttqated conalde. ably, aod ciosa
ntHtr dhan is9t week. E1po1ts hsve been uuasuallV
uEuE 1he aemAaa nSa been connned chiefly to east-
e9 tsAoe:
r1oof aAs recovered about halt the caclfns OF t1a
ps9y.ons wseS: PIT c!ssse navy Family brands are
WusAr a. hoyurccd tom q to ice q bu dur,n1 tn a
"G1 91s :'9sss s u11seh haJ y. 70 A59HnE:
UhH ~ ntsS HSe4 mee VaS1au, ana q Aco loWer.
1maTahata dariiea = II ha ,o ,,,
sr; L. 'uo P1Aeil9' peNSees 'e1o* 1os 'le 8aFcfn'
~ a. t}an i1 TT cp1ss peayy
~ sna r1n.S r: S:1 ftaIp1S iha stacF has hsen -
oncaS ~1eo - e' ~Ns''s~@Ss "1 A' oe8u II
Trrr Ia trr, and has ko,d fairly Tha atorl I. -
oissui hs, anctuatea With the exchange Tbcr,,,
ri dan na.f EDr ynot cioh,rE ntno IN yieuT ~
the i5eht NIX NeE ent mtsts aoid ireaT a. inver ~
n1icss' -
coTr2x mafses bss @ oSea EN- nn Sc fa a9d
~ ny1esv int fsw sa:es 6sy1 pser msde Thena.
Ftt ciG, ea st 3ffeal.1o.
CoFFEE-There has been no change qn'1ng tha
ueeE, and 11are has hatn extremely lttat. At ~
aucMou during the WeeE, hlo sold aE s6Hss6A.
so1assKsEpniet. snc ptices isv9t tae Payer.
SUGAEs-FTacea Ate nomihhtiy loHes a0o hahVy.
Tfaae very eu1s pu5e1s waiting 1os a1ustaes ae-
, 1864-10-14

s1,98z,1sa.m


RAILROAD 1IAr7ERs.-A rumor has been current
On The Streets intervals tor several days to the
effect that the Aua aukee and Chicago KauIoad
Company. Persons who ought to b. the best tn.
formed upon the subject assure Us that there IL IS
set no four dation for tbs Btorv.
res'entd his roaftion as Superintendent OF me
road. All doubts upon these Enh3ecta vii oe solseo
In day or tEo.-lfuuGukte Sentinel, 12sA.
NEW YpRK 8racK MARKET.-fhe folio ring are
tic closing prices for caeh, Oct. Is. as FsestS
ed By F. g. Saltonstal j. Co Commission stoek
atd Bond Brokera. No. II Clark etreet, Chicago:
, 1864-10-14

THuRspAx EVENING. Oct. Is, lsea-
Tue following table eh9ws the rece1p1s ano snp
ments Of Prodnce during the past n hours:
n8uEpTs AID tHuH11Ts FAST II Hoohst
, 1864-10-14

The market hera Was steady at 20s buying, as
the advance y as not known until atsee b1e,ness
vae about over. At the clase zoo to ao7 was bid.
Gold will probably advance ti1 the bears get out
good line Of shorts then stand from under. Sill.
yer is In good demand at 1Q2 to 115
There is q great demand for Government bonds,
and there arc very lew offered In the market. We
think II GONE Of onr banker. would Keep stock
on hand, they would dudthe business to pay.
BEAcuAHTa LoAs AHn Tnusr.-The officers
this Institution have i,susl the following CIRCULAR
tor The use i,s Stockholders and Depositoss eiv-
ins statement Of the condition Of the MERCHANTS
Savings, Loan and Trust Company, On Tuesday,
Oct. II, 1864.
, 1864-10-14
FROM SHERIDAN.

The Recent Cavalry Victory One OF t.,n
mo Ut Complete EVER WOn-The prla,
oncra-NatIvwE Escape of a 6ae1el ecu.
etAl.
, 1864-10-14
Let the weight Of aathoFity decIde be1"eel
ts4ny plan" and tyour plan"

The American Board Of Missions.
The American Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions has closed Its meetings at
Worcester, Mass. The next session will be
btld at Cbtca- o; preacher, Rev. E. N. Kirk;
alternate, Rev. ]. P. Thompeon, Of NeT
York.
The old Beard of Officers Was reelected,
with the excei ton Of Vim. Jessup, for Vice:
President, In whose place Wm- E. Dodge, Of
New Tork, was electeds and John lappan,
cf Boston, on the Prudential Committee,
rho decll1ed reelection. Votes Of thanks
wkre passed to both the gentlemen who re-
tired from their past services. The following
are the names Of the corporate members
elected: John J. Curruthue, D. D Portland,
Me; Joseph 2. Thompson, D. D New York;
Louis Chnptn, Rochester, N. T.; Samuel T
sn,al1, York. Pa; VIM L Buddtngton, D. D.
Bsook1yp, N. 7; g.. B. Garfield, D. d.
sstacuee, N. T Hon. ]. II. Noyes, Chester,
~ II
, 1864-10-14

Hepe1 UesefterE Come Into But1er,s
ltnes-CopnonadI uE-&ft fr1 HHInsnis =
Having an Interview w1rn Genrr.i
, 1864-10-14
H00FLAND'S
GERMANBI BITTERg


note healthy snd vtko1o1s.e- Unlike tha Rens.alizs
Of pit.ers, they are SOT AN ALCOHOLIC NIx.
TUEY. but
L PURE TONIC,
Composed entirely Of Vegetable sRSstszssk
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYsPEPzIa
AND D1skAsEs RKsULTNe FROM
Disorders OF the Liver ane
Digestive Organs,
AND wEAKKNED AND DEB1LITATgD tRaxH
BKCOMR RENEWRD WITH ALL TH
V1GOR or HEALTH, BY
FREE USE OF
THEN,
~ Hene enbef, that this B1ttors is ros An aleoAexs
mi1snrs, tarroora drink. Or substitute toR rz1.
and cannot tnhdtouslJ iotrcduea tho 1.ee Of dRnEg
ness into 7e1r fssu!hes.
Do you want something to Ersnx.nsa Ise7
DO Jsu want Good Appet1ta1
DO sou want to Build M scur CauStltultaa1
10 7ou want to Zeal WALT
% you wait to gst I'D of Hm1uusuA1
Do 9o1 want KnHgyt
Do guu want to s1sep WallI
Do you want stBr1ak and ViSuIa1a xealtafJ
you %, 1ss HooFLAAD'a GERMAN Bryx23h,
on.ezve tes relieving ;:3ympsom'. sssa::ae ne,
don. 4SaaAPl nWsfa Pls,
Fnltuea1 Blood to lis
Had, ,Acldtty OF the stumAcS,
Aacsea, Hessthntn, DisKu4t for Facd.
FullEsa or Weight = he Stomach, Soar
Nupt2dons. Sinking u Hutter1nE AE the n 1.
md Dtmcult Breathing. Flutter1nR It he Eea13,
Che 41nx or acfocatnR sauons E6ea In J1nxJE<.
pRSsas & d6 a9a psa e e. ia bss
q OF Ferspisa1on, Yel1owuesa Of 10 TIA
Z H5sss sss:' &s.a E. 2 sassss q; 81 fs:s e. s
Hast. Burning tn tha Fish,
CONSTANT 1msKintaxs
n{ Evil, and R1f1s
Depression Of
, 1864-10-14

Ceal In New York
thH n y pSaa Tr+~anA

x1Ifa5 Il per 10 corresponding WITH Tho r.
dpc1ion essbltnsn Wednesday y 1he aucH y sale Of
sc. srtfn, We un"ta LenlGh sin.Gaal151; Pltsztn,
b7 ittal onls, ,al1 90: LAckaWannh f99, vholesaIe,
md xI3 % 8crantor ~ tala ~, aepor Ing 10
sixefs Wholesale, and III ~ FttAQs
, 1864-10-14
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
New York independents Quotations.

lTtl:gIaphed c1e3uaively to the Chicago Thount+1
S1w YoRK, Thu1sday. Oct Is.
Ihs following are to-dAy's quotations Of the New
Yfrs neY f1ond6 IT 1fSSt.
, 1864-10-14
don. Inward P1lN,
Fnnueai OF Blood to @


exmxx1g: H1TiuE st4ted Il verbally to YuA.
aa, no hestanor IN writing thS fact that EE7n
9 t :sss. Dn1trz long aud ted1oua EesLan d S+
1rees nreseiz sd ouerous dulles nearly progEx9fSf
Zen ha1e named. toox his adVice. Ind ID sssSa
~ sinproyetneeto Of health renewed energy, 1nedsf
6tsefs Msy b similarly adyaataxed they dsst1s II
10. Ua1 1spf Ql9n1.
, 1864-10-14

THURSDAY EVENING. Oct, Is, 1854.
Tb&1e has been an INCREASED activity ID none
tary matters to-edy. The bankers have been ex-
tcId1g sightly their line OF discounts, but only in
legitimate circles. There isno disposition to relax
the sestfe rule now recognized by alt the bankers.
to keep entirely c1ear Of the spectators. Banking
was never conducted on souuder bssis than nov.
and scarcely any temptation or onsside pressure
coud IL auence any variatlon from the safe policy.
The markets have st1f med 10 day nndef the rise
in cold, tut The transactions we're not large Aside
from the inquiry BY spectators there Was very
email demand.
Exchange continues etia, tbs quotations Of yes
terday remaining eood-A dleeonut0pas buying
1'1cGK premium selling.
The Coppeshsad Gold gamblers In New York ara
''playin2 a nice little game" Their candidate
having been sepndiated BY the people OF the three
freat Etates Of penrsy!vania, Ohio and Indiana.
and LEFT without ghost of q chance, they have
commenced their nefarieus operations upon tho.
God market. with tha determination to lit 1t up,
and thsseby frghten people Into the belief that the
election of Lincoln will carry up Gold and prices
pith It. In this dirty work we are sorry to say
that thew are aided By eertain New York mer-
chsuta WIN Hisn to push mp the prices Of dry
goods by puehIng up Gold. But neither party Will
enfce,a IN thfs The people will elect Lincoln let
the Copperheads do thear ugiest 10 prevent It, and
II dry goods 20 up It must be BY rome o:her force
thsn milling the Gold market for that or any other
purpose. We adE1se operators 10 stand from III
der: they may "see eomething drop" Tbs fol
lowing are the quotations sent to James Boyd, 80
, 1864-10-14

Y TEsss.i ; il s1sn supply. Market ses.ve snd nra
FiSH-L4Is Fra-1n .alr supo'y: Aa1as: ansst
snc NJ chA: 90. NACKE5KL-ln 70 "a demAo1. Wteo
ltbc Il iuts P11cea sreAog as pdav'one quo
tarets CopF1sH-In Rocd tarp!Y. ena nenAaa;;
FYirta fym and ur changed HAeKt4aA-la em4n
snrni1 Ma, EcI active s34 very trm NJ previous
, 1864-10-14

Ar aozes of f7zaaa rsneytsd IN kn,s aorks. rs1e-f
~ m bn.js ~ et stn,,roe NJ b7tsSI ,sL-f
etSae.c.ss sttsG zyosw Z ~ a ,s3i~ss*} sStss
E1aEtae esGse1s a f@'~ ~" <'~'sSe7st4 ua''ess
fa5sftotts Se4&<3. -
Tuuz4pAy EyzNIHa Oct 1s
qqle: "a nm NJ
1ksSS: S,I an W. ~ 1,s th h
rAAo-seMs LIZ auu - ~ tssns hSa w4sAt ~
p[t T s Will ~ '1o' oAsqoe of4o4e
FFn uaSa. q &c. u,,,,x,,,s- ,.na~.sh., g.
..taa - 01net 1h@tah1e~AHe1e - Il" cnanSe III
F!eu= 70 Rosson lake nnd ~ G9....
sioaE 70 neM Gah AAs NV fa-''..''''' fHe...s
elous 70 LAIo. Ta 1sre...s
t!Sol 70 6osEZn. VIA sa144a tS
~ hLLEoAN SRs4aH1s@4ue1ul u ~ etaa1se II fnIes'
we Quote: rorrtn f.,u Flaw
.r.,u couso e1anx < F41uI y
io Nc. 1ofA Ill snT r. r. N
~. u,x,,, .I1 III III "u'A A' q i a.
~ oesSo" "a rs,t ani TaSe Se' F11a GH III
r, po,4,,,a 81 snn sa AaAo o'a'4'''''''''"'s6S III
~ ~ Ri.1nnte 81 psi; . '-'''''''''''ns1 III
r. r. ~ r IL
1oEans1ei YAss al laa'''.'-''''''--.'''-gngH IN
To Pt1tsnuEt ;is: ,aaa
GgHT1heEs.sea tC.oag' Iasf sf ?xn J., xase
s,Sz DIE AalkEs aeYsnCna ssS ~. sis
a. .1sIs = IN hss 9I wss,S H1iis
gete wIntsF q ssiS T. hsrH.Se ExTEas4 ~, ?.
"Ce1etco as ~ IVA ~ of!t ca9ce se1iaK S3t1H q
l9 oFis p e. at e 100 -. y ts
*0O br1s do at 27.a3; no brls "haekakee" 4 $7ij
| Htpu-n good demand and htmeE. 6si5s l0 tons
~ ~ $xonh
, 1864-10-14

- E1mno1> HA321 70
F1NKt5Ask-Marketa active and ia gos1 supply.
ffiets steady st previous rates. Wa Quote:
Pn1a Cider Vinegar,
Pute Malt Fttesaf u
Common Malt Vinegar. = 0l1.... ............x9s2ic
tVUUL-Recelved. 3,s73 lbs. Market still depreas.
ed ar l1ecttge. Quotations nomlral.
:, ,WONn-ln far auppl1 aud ttm az PRESENT QUOTA.
.ttoos. We quotes
Bstsh cord. In the Yard sleoo-Deliyeseda at I'll %
Maple, cord, do DO 1c.1g do. 13.nt
Hickory cord. do do l3GQ do l4,N4
, 1864-10-14

dl sales af Gram Fsnor1ed IN ka,s xaorks: rerc~s
ara on q basis Of &c stor11s pr bt1&f<l u:,lt;s
ckheFtc3ae skated. Flour II so*d da9{perE3 rfsless
fGssfzgfts s{4{k1. -
, 1864-10-14

60. Ht QuotH:
TR{,.,.,.,, ..... as O.
.G.VkN.Nt
EHtI q x& oA...-AN.M
Tnrp 2slt1ne.........4$4 4.9
1uA1. flax pAcksnR.....@t
ttAl. H~mp packing -Rc
Az. Hemp aup......-.13c 3c
Am, Eerp No, I..,,..Ac
k.r Mas NJ = ~ 4
, 1864-10-14

Fttits C nuts vtzT qutes. but with the 1ncFesss1
frdutes Got1 pF,Ges afs sse2Ay It pFoTous quuta
toDI.. il Domtstc Fruts the recetot Of lnswt tup:lss
SO ,i1l .nsl theush fully sasqaars to tho daI aa.
Appltb nr 1t o. eyious txt3s SnA Fruits arc COM
Ing in u ". ard ara nru II previous quota
, 1864-10-14

O:it NJ in buE, bu....................- 11t991 6
Enlonl delivered, Rou.....-.-............ 1t3@tl9
IiIS-IIss11D on Is it1ll II smal1 suppir, Win
vtr limited cemand. Btccks are held rml1 a pre-
~ q, ouo.aHt NJ. LARD On. Ia VarJ limited aupply.
MsTlex act1ye and nru1 ut previous rates. Othaf de-
Iezipt ons quiet a1d without quotaple change. We
, 1864-10-14

q. AUEGkA<, Wt3 "a ~
RuenaS Ayxe2. 4s4 ~
5 Olinuco, Ro1a.. 41& A8
J Ori1oco good
II damaged .... s23 n
IL
Il French Calf, II
81 n.:..;::: y sk.T3 800
!, Fianch CaNLe.
II Molne1,#doz-
i en-, ....lt5.Mau1M
Freucn CaifLe-
II motne8. hst
I or d., y doz.T, ,W41IM
II 1insRxa 2 dos 1D4Gx2 lido
ERoaus = dex..i5c4a la.eu
.Marlet quiet and unehenE
L.ath, Yarn, Hem, -Na15c
Man.11A &c
Meal1la Hope..... z9aEc
Nsnllls HAY Roee. SOC
Martins ......... .&3Nt
| sam cord. .....9taAc
Il Ga 0akum....+..... 8-5lA9M
HEmD. MM3t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Coal Tar, or Tar Paint.

But very few people appreciate the
value of this substance as a preservative
of wood and iron, when it is used rs
paint 1t possesses wonderful antiseptic
properties, and there is no kind Of Oil
paint that will preserve wood or iron
from decay, when it is exposed to the
influences Of the weather, equal to coal
tar 1t is the refuse of gas works, and
can always be obtained, where gas is
made at about one dollar per barrel. 1t
is less durable when it is exposed to the
sunshine than when it is always in the
shade, or in wet and damp places. This
peculiarly makes it one Of the most val
liable substances that can be used for
painting the ends Of fence-posts that are
in the ground. No other substance is
equal to it. Gas companies, who were
accustomed to use iron pipe, are now
using wooded pipes, which have been
saturated in coal tar, and there is no
doubt that such wooden pipes will last
for one hundred years. One of the
members OF the Gas Company in Ithaca
told me that they had examined wooden
pipes which we're saturated with gas tar,
which had been under ground for twenty
two years, and they showed no decay.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
A Parallel.

Said our friend. Dr. Eddy, Of the North
western Christian Advocate, the other day, to a
friend II think there is = rema, kable parallel in
the of Paul, who was bitten by the adder
on the Isle Of Melits, and the President of the
United States. Both were men, TO human seem
ing most unlikely to he the chosen OF God for
their good leadership. Mr.. Lincoln, like the
Apostle, sailed into the terrible Euroclydon,
which burst in terrific fury, and to his wise
counsel the lives Of all on board are due, and,
believe, an angel of God stood by him. The
Island Of Emancipation was reached. and the
barbarous people showed much kindness But
Is Abraham was seeking the comfort of the
storm tossed. the viper Of Copperheadism land
see how alike the two snakes arel came out and
fastened upon him. The terrified people locked
to see him swollen and hll down dead; but he
did not cease his work, but simply shook off the
reptile into the fire. The villisnous snake came
OF second best!'-C Chicago Tribune
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
The Approaching End of Slavery,

TIE Catholic Telegraph Of last week says:
As rats abandon . sinking ship. so the ad-
vocates Of slavery are taking long farewell to
the peculiar institution. Even Brooks Of the
New York Express has turned his back on it.
Before many months the white laborer will
have . field of enterprise opened to his energy
such As was never seen before in this or in any
other country. Let the church prepare for the
new order Of things. The land that was desolate
shall blossom like the rose. Where the
pestiferous breath Of slavery heretofore de-
stroyed every holy effort of our saith to take
root and fou ish, now that tho evil is removed
the pure breath Of freedom prevails; and the
cross will be seen where few ears ago no one
thought Of its appearance. The enemies Of
the church ard Of our humanity rage in vain.
Senssless political prejudces must di appear
before the light of divine truth.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Tho Object ct the War.

The substitute to Mr.. Carlisle's bill, declars-
tory Of the war, is substantially as follows: 1,
is reported by Mr.. Wilson, of the Military
Committee, LIST, the object Of the war is the
subjugaton Of rebels in arms; I'd, In the pros
ecution Of the war, the United States may
adopt any measures Of civilized warfare &c
subdue tho rebellion, restore the supremacy oil
the Constitution and secure the public safety;
Sd. Every resident Of the United States, bond
or free. owes paramount allegiance to the
Government; 4th The Constitution does no:
recognize slaves as property, but As persons
serving in certain States, under the laws thereof
and it is the right and duty of the Government,
to offer them the inducements best calculated
to secure to the country. the benefit of thei,
paramount allegiance; 9Th, The Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation was necessary
sanctioned by the Constitution and is hereby
given the effect and force Of law.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU a Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kid
neys Gravel. and Dropsical Sweilings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion. and
excites the Absorbents into healthy action, by which
the Watery Cacareous dispositions, and all unnatu-
raj enlaryements are reduced, well pain and in
hammaton.
HeImbOId's Extract Buchu.
Dissipation, Early Indiscretion of Abuse, attended
Indisposition Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefuness
Dmness of Vision, Pain in the back
Universal Lasstude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions the Face
Pallied Countenance.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
h,posency, Tutsity, E,ilelste Fits,
In of which the Patent may expire.
Who say that they not frequently followed
by those "Dreful Diseases
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause of their suffering,
But none will confess the record Of the in
sane asylums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS CoNSUMPrI bear
ample witness the Truth of the assertion.
The Constellation Effected ,etI Organic readiness
requires the aid of Medicine Strengthen and lnigo
rate the System
Which Helmbold's extract ..Buchu invariably
does.
\ Trial will convince the most skeptical
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Bsrnyard Lyrics.

No perfume rich the farmer knows,
A that which from his barnysrd blows;
care not what the chemists teach,
What Johnstons write Lebigs preach,
Through volumes deep in lore profound,
Ammonia and the kindred round ;.-~-
From childhood up I've noted well
just how banysrd ought 70 smell;
Not Ike the winds from Csylon blown,
Not the crisp civet from Cologne,
MOI. that let loose to stiHe man
BY our strange brethren Of Japan;
But potent, rich, and vet sukdued,
An odor neither sharp rude,
Of rottine straw the wholesome scent,
or horse and COW the full Eerment,
With roofing pigs by vigorous snout
To toss the upctuous mass about.
know what helps the farmers get 4Gl ~
From a mere spoonful Of poudrette
know what odd, mysterious shapes,
From superphosphate down to Mapes,
The modern helps to farming take,
And keep myself to all awake;
From ground ring crabs with frightful claw,
To Allen, Lodi, Rhodes and Baugh,
I doubt not good may chance to come,
Indeed my crops have met with some;
know the chemists will PROFOUND
A bag Of bones when finely ground,
Az good on land, If rich poor,
As full wagon Of manure;
Thsy may be right, they may be wrong,
Ny faith will still continue strong,
That he whose ardor ne'er abates,
And his own barnyard cultvates,
With muck and sods. and stalks and straw,
And dripping heaps from thriving kline,
viii 10 his hungry fallows draw
All that the chemists can combine.
-(Country Gentleman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
FIax.Cotton.

Experiments are still going on in various
parts Of the country in regard to converting Tax
into cotton, and il would seem with considerable
success. A correspondent Of the Ohio State
Journal writes to that paper from Washington
- follows, in regard to the matter:
Hf wAsurxsroN, Feb. 26, 1854.
The principal item Of interest here now,
outside Of Congressional affairs, il the a.
scmblage Of the Commissioners appointed by
the Agricultural Department to consider the
Flax Question" 1t will be recollected that at
the last session. Of Congress there were
appropriated twenty thousand dollars to pay
for investigation going to test the praciicabiity
Of cultivating and preparing hemp and fax As
. substitute for cotton. Under this legislation
Hon. ]. X. Morshead. Of Pittsburg. DR.. John
A. warier. of Cincinnati and William n. Baily.
Of Providence, were appointed the Com
missionsrs. They met in this city in December
last, but believing that better results could be
attained BY more extended notice, adjourned
to meet again, Wednesday last In the mean
time notice to those interested in the growth Of
fax has been given al over the country. In
answer to this invitation. quite . number Of
specimens both Of homp and hax in al con-
ditioas from the rough straw ~ it 10 in the field
to the flnsst and whitest fibre, have been sent
forward. Ard, what y better. from Oswego,
New York, Are sent manufactured specimens
Of clothing composed Of fax and wool
Among these arc some worsted under shirts
for soldiers wear, Of most beautiful texture and
color, equal to anything in the market. Some
Of The hnes lots Of the 'cottonixed FIBRE equal
in finepess to the best upland cotton. and excel
it in hriliancy Of color. The exhibition e
tsblishss two points.-The presence Of the spe-
cimsns prove that FAX can be prepared SO IS to
b used - . substitute for cotton. The repo rts
Of prices prove that Il can Be manufactured into
gcods &c fbs consumption q prize four
hundred per osst. below The cost Of cotton
goods 1t this time. Tho mers statement Of
these acts WIN show the magnitude Of the inter-
est upon the dsvslopmennt of which We are
Just entering. Cotton which Afterwards b.
came 'fing." had no more promising debut than
thu aax culture. With king Flax.' true
representative Of the North. a. . competitor
with King Cotton,s Of Southern zones, and
with the successful msnuhcturs Of Sugar from
Sorytan. ~ ssEiesituralises Of this country
may eongFatulsts thsuselvs on . very high
degree Of indepsndsnss. xg,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
DIABETES.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.


STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known relieve the urgent symp-
toms.
Are you troubled with a distressing pain in the
small of the back and through the hips? teaspoon
full day of the Constitution Water will relieve YOU
like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given the of buchu, cubebs and
juniper in the treatment of those Diseases and only
them for the want of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proven itself equal the task that has deyolved
upon it.
DIURETICS
irritate and drench the kidneys and bv use
lead chonc degenerations and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that il has equal in relieving the
class of diseases for which has been found enn
emily successful for curing and trust that we
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
remedy in form TO meet the requirements of patient
and physician.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

ora LADY Of Maine whose son is in the
army, says the Maine Farmer the past year
with her own hands, has raised add harvested
twenty bushels Of good stund corn, twenty
bushels potatoes. one and . half bushels beans
three pecks peas, and The usual variety Of other
gArden veGstahle2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

n Provost xasshai General Of Iowa he's
sslsgaphed 70 the Prssidsat that The Stats will
MAsDq sets ~ veluntssrA rsnAsring . daa
thssV unnecessary.