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scs. Also comfortable Dwelling House on
the opposite side Of the road. fronting the
Store-housc.
To person>wi,hino TO engage in the mer.
camille business. this place offers very superior
inducements. it being one If the best bu>ine ~
stands in this section OF the County. This
property is al; in good condition. and is loca.
ted in the village Of the Clifton Factory.
Also, on the same day and a. the same
place. we will offer f,r sale a tract or parcel
Of WOOD LAND. lying on ,n0aA
the Three Notched Road ad-
lining the lands "f Messrs Vye
Frederick Unkle and George NJ
Bnhanan, and containing
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT 1000 e"rd. Of PINE WOOD.
IA t''snding) within two +, Two and hall
miles .f good landing on the Pa,uxen, HI.
wi.
Wiz Be sod very bow. 70, terms. apply y
JAMES S. DOWhS.
LeJbayI.,wn
Md.
Jsee Goth 'sCS-H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
ATTENTION VOTERS !.

MIMIIun Wl[h !
y Office is hereby given that il pursuance
Of the Provisions Of an Ac: q Assem-
bly,. passed March Oath. 1865. and enti,l.d
IAN .7ct relating to the Registration Of the
Voters Of this State" the undersigned, heinc
duly appointed Officers Of Registration for the
first Election District rf Saint Mary's County.
will meet at ST. INlGOE'S STORE on the
seem!
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY
IN August neat. and will n.nne To meet. at
the same place. on Tuesday aud Wednesday
OF each wesk, between tho hours Of 9 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock r. m. until the third
wednesday OF September next. inclusive. for
the purpse OF carrying on, the provisions OF
the aforesaid ACT Of Assembly. in the said
FIRST Election District.
All persons claiming the privilege ~ here
after exercise the right Of Voting in sail Di..
t1ct are hereby n"ti6ed 70 make application
To the und'rsi gned, with proper evidence Of
qnai'ncation, between the said 2nd Tuesday
in August and third Wednesday in Sen,em.
Dor next. between the hours aiorename,,: 9TH.
erwise, under the provisions Of the aforesaid
Act OF Assembly. they will not he permitted
10 exercise the right Of suffrage at the en.u.
ing FAIL e:ecti. n. nor at any subsequent elec.
tloh. until said Act of Assembly shall be re-.
psalcd. or it's provisions shall DO fully compli.
Ell With.
E. s. ABELI.
J. N. BISCOE,
Oficers of Registration
Tor 'st Elec,iyn District
Of st. Marys County,
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ONE ST0RE-AOUSE { LOT

containing 10 ACRES, more or
There is a good DWELLING
HOUSE attached to said Store
horse. and a Kitchen. Carriage
House and Barn on the ,remi-
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ed
Ss @ & a h psS saa aoS .sl . therein each
Give unes many copies such saem n, as he, AZ, " ,
as, ten days each general ea a s. s hsdS a
% he receipt Of such copies se, up one of them the nI. ~
sIeeaon district" '-''N'
REcApITULArIoN or COUNTY CHARGES VII
Grand and Petit Ju0"
State Witness"
,n 1na.. !, ~. r,...
Is An Aosn Pembroke 'oss oe'' A@e"0a
Jas l.As d.
JOSIAH y rr o He,A d
JOHN ESSs w; 10 aa
ChArls. !. k,,in M" '1ass
Vim cAIsi wi. do. do
James @ ,a,,"'.,, a m.s Cte'H de
5,$s;c +: !; SS: S;::'"s" 'sss'
jon, b. u'i. nMaa.' 40.
Scott do
go = . l. 'I1v M Ivp 'Iss
ps LIN : 1'i;:e rS:ey ssss,
Jn Jhn II r Bur safrou.h. IuS.. IMS
Th"ns +, as!a'n Harrison IT, DO.
The Il Harrison Iso Clerk
J" G Sp"ld'ns Judge
james jones do
John Garner do
Jonn @ + ;slua1n Sln%s Clerk
John . a {; C'"a'sF CLERK I; 20 ,v'urn Judges.
Es Abel judge Nov. Election.
JONES loker d.
1stjs R:,js r;Tss".' \ gss: c,.s, do
G1 te9A ". s0"s' ,a;..
wo ySo u T. aIonI' ahsI 80 80
hamnes d.
Js e G..enweH Judge
IIhl D'.h.y do
Homes Clerk
Thomas + hA's's d.
Il Il Al:..o s.s''A 'sS;' d.
Geo Lyon do
Ja; X aiSry Clerk
9"hu Y fos y, d.
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NOTICE..

A IL person. indebted 70 no. ~ Ad-oia.
"A i.tsstur Of tho late Clement Mattiosl..
are hereby requested tn call and inats i1ms.
dia.e pa. meut. PsssoDs vho dis,scsei tb,s
notice IN have their elsisns plsoc1 n a.
hsnds Il vf6eess fos esIlertina.
JAMES + ~ RALLY.
Adinr Of
1., co.. C1snes' Msss,AsIsy.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
R I Al BS 7 A 7 {

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Cour.
- fsr Saint .Nary's County. citing
A. Court Of Equity, passed in the cause in
which Benjamin Pembroke is comp.inant
and Ann r. Pembroke and James II. Dent
admin nistra,oJf Of George W. Pembroke. and
.hers. are defendants. and bearing date of
the twenty eighth day of March. one thousand
ei-h: hunired- and sixty-fve the undersigned
as Trustees. will "ffer at public sale. a. the
Clifton Factory, between the hoars OF 2 and
4 o'clock. p. m. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of
August, 1865,
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eI9,s9.6l
S7.s67.s0
e27.6s7,3l
TIE n lent
NP Tur
OF THE
Expenses of Saint Mary's County.

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR JUNE
the County
Public '
eCuntv(ou make utand
10
atem.n, a
o
eechodi district"
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Fourth Election District.

P,Ab Ejses!on DssssSss
61tA Eissu.,n D!s.rie<..
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Miss Elia,he.s copsey
Mary 4 D,an 81
Stouten Ed~ards
Mrs Henry Gssteo
John B Harris
Eleanor Norgsn
Sarah Raley
Clara Howe
Eleanor Cawond
Mrs w II Williams
Levi Desp,
Mrs Chloe Howe
Era Rans4bgsop
Susanna .rhcnpson
Maria Ellis
Maysha colnrD
Mrs 4 Bailey
Nss SssahBsrris
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9w @A N1s-aa.
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MsrYE jnsnsn
Cayulira Dcsn
Hrxh Gray
}. Hrh B.ovs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

rux Louisville Journal says The passAge a ths
negro army bin al Richmond. uc~ eertais = t,as
place, strikes slavery forever from the soil OF tns
continent IL will have more existence than the
old system Of sarrisuie under the Administration OF
d. Fk4skIIs said "a good kick out q doom 10
better than a., ire rich unctes IN the world"
FLORA TENrLK-Among the celebra-
ted nass tobe upon tho Union race course
on Long Island. Ny. during the COM
ing season, is Flora Temple. The n.
Y World says:
The little sQueen of the Trotting Turf.
Flora sEssAf,is} will doubtless croatia
sensation upon her temperance after
two years past Whether she still re-
tains her unequaled speed (2,l93 is very
questionable. nevertheless. although
she is upwards OF twenty years of age,
she is said 10 be in excellent condition.
Most likely she will be again matched
for large stakes against some OF the
neetest trotters on the American CONT
nent The first trot of the season will
come of at the Union course on the 18TH
of April.
N1ILANDiGuAM. was before the Mill
tarv Commission, on Wednesday last,
He Processes TO be as innocent as lamb,
in REGARD to the reasonable object OF
the order of which he was commander
in chief
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OBITUARY..

DIED,-on March goth, 1865, of disease Of the
lungs, MARGARET WILLIAMS, aged GO years.
She born in the State Of Virginia on tue 20th
day of March 1922. At ten years Of age she moved
with her parents, Robert and Sarah Bennett. to But
Ter county, Ohio where she resided until the year
ISL, when she removed TO Union county in Indiana
Territory.
In 1917 she was married 10 her deceased husband
Benjamin Williams. They settled in Abingdon Tow u
ship, Wayne county, Indiana, and resided there for
a number OF years, AMI remained there until the
time Of her death.
She joined the Methodist Episcopal Church under
the labor Of Rer. Joseph Harrington the year Iss2
and continued Acceptable member until the time
Of her death She devoted her life 10 the cause of
Christ, AID the comfort Of her family and was a
frend % the poor and unfortunate In her las; hours
Of affection she sGrei much, but endured i, with
Christian forttpie and patience short time before
her death, she permitted TO draw near
the spirit Of Der sAintei nter and raising Der hands
toward heaven proclaimed in al audible voice, ny
Enother-xT A0-HEE, and in few moments after
called the Lord . take her, and calmly slept il tie
arms q Jesus. VIZ. z WILL-ags.
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Lecture.

We invite tue attention Of readers 10 the lecture
be delivered at Henry Hall, Monday evening next
by l.. s. NEWELL, Esq. the subject Of the Genius
Of J. Ferdmors Cooper" Mr.. NEWELL is a gentle
of high literary attainment and having made the
works of the great American Novelist his special
study no is peculiarly qualified 70 treat the subject in
able and interesting manner.
This being We believe, the first and only lecture on
literary subjects, delivered in city during the sea
son. hope citizens viii avail themselves Of the
opportunity, to show that their interes: is not entirely
engrossed by Negro Minstres and other similar anusc-
msnts Int that they still retain appreciation for
entertainments OF more intellectual and improving
character.
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lRlcH.osp. rsp. Mar,h y. lsss.


EprroRs PALL Aprx:-Scienthc Physicians hars
long known that be small poI could be entirely pre-
vented BY ths agency Of vaccinaoD and has been
anxious inquiry how vaccinations could be made uni
rerssi.f 49, -
The American Medical Association. is n national
congress of regular physicians, composed Of delegates
from the several Medical colleges societies. &C. the
Union, and holds session anpuslly in Of
the larger cities.
In 1858 the Association appointed COMMITTEES to IN
qure into the expediency of general compulsory vac
cination. The committee reported in 1881 sec
Transactions Am. Med. ASS. Vol. rs p. 1857 thss
general compulsory vaccination in the nited states
vas at that time, impracticab'e, because the people
were not thoroughly ndoctrnated in the value, the
necessity. and the safety Of veccinaton, and until
they and themselves originated or faiiy ndofse'
the measure OF compul..ou it could not be enforced.
The Association conceded with this view, and APP
pointed a committee to enlighten the public mind IN
this behalf. This committee has prepared and pub
Iisiei . pamphlet a copy Of which send ys,u
The COMMITTEES has assigned to me the task OF
placing the facts contained in this paper before
the people Of the western states For profess
iona reading have requested the several medical
journals issued in these states to publish the paper
entire but for popular edfeaon deemed If best to
prepare an article containing in condensed form the
leading facts of the pamphlet and endeavor TO procure
It's publication 10 al the newspapers, as matter per-
tanning 70 the public welfare.
inclose you copy of this article AMI solicit you,
respectfully, give it insertion in your paper and
request the other newspapers Of your copy IL
Perhaps calling attention 20 the article sditoriay, if
consistan; with views might prosper the purpose
/ aim at.
The one sole object OF this affair IS general, public
sanitary good, and is Of great magnitude. Hoping
this fact wiz commend it to your favorable cons1era
ton
subscribe myself, respectfully,
JAS. +. HIBBERD.
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SECRETARY USHER. Washington

SECRETARY UsHER.-The Washington
correspondent to the Cincinnati Gazette
says: Scc'y Usher's friends claim that
the injustice of the attacks upon him in
certain newspapers, will be seen when it
is stated that between this time and the
date at which the President has directed
that his resignation shall take effect, there
are no contracts to be made, no jobs to
be let out. tits proper to add that Sec.
rotary Usher did not resign his office to
take effect on the Is of May, as has been
generally understood, but rendered it
absolutely and unconditionally;th the Presi.
dent, however, knowing that the Secre-
tary expected early in the summer to ac-
ccpt an important position on the Pacific
Railroad, Of his own motion fixed the
time at which the resignation should
take effect, it being as near as possible
TO the time when Mr.. Usher's duties
in the railroad service would re
quire him to leave Washington.
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Give heed. 4 cold is often thought
to be too triting matter to claim i'm
mediate or serious attention until it gets
such a hold on the lungs as to imperil the
life of the consumptive patient-then ard
relief, when it often comes too late
what foolish negligence we may say when
% cents will go SO far as to cure a Cold,
Cough, Sore Throat, Hoarsecess, Asth-
ma, &c, hesitate not to go to a Druggist
and invest that in bottle of Madame
Porter's Cough Balsam.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 20

INDlASAFoLts. Aaitii -.
The Copperhcad journals of the State
are very busily circulating the story
that inv estigation at Washington show
ed that many Counties and Townships
have more than filed their quotas. and
that credits have been sold by Governor
Morton to Massachusetts, thus causing
q deficiency and draft in Indiana. 1t is
a lie made out of the whole cloth, and
as such should be branded everywhere.
There is some difference between the
figures rs claimed 10y the State authori-
ties and those made up at Washington,
but Governor Morton is in no wise to
blame. He has made every effort to
have proper credits allowed, and is de
serving of praise rather than blame
The copperhevd districts, which have
done every thing to discourage enlist
ments, ought not to complain if the draft
thins out their butternut inhabitants.
1t is rumored that General earring
ton is to have q command in the field.
The number ofrebel deserters coming
within our lines has been so larga during
the past month that $780, 900 have been
expended in Washington in furnishing
them transportation to points in the
North.
The grave yard on oil creek is ex-
empt from lease. as has been decided in
the case of gay and festive widower at
Titusville, who leased his lot in the grave
yard to an oil company, rserving as roy
atty the remains of his three wives.
Es-On Saturday last. several Union
parolel prisoners were at the Gait House
in this city. Some Of whom We're hardly
OIL 49, 81
ment while i'll the hands of the rebels.
Their homes were near Terre Haute
Capt. r. t. Lincoln, of the president lief,
Washington for the front, under or iers to report
Liut. Gen Grant for service upon his staff
The Bangor Ne. ) Times saws that hunting
party brought three OF deer that city,
las; week, from the ttayrankcag s.ttem mt.
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Gen, Crosse.

0-We learn from tho New Castle Courier,
that Gen. Crosse returned to his home last week
70 attend to his personal affairs, which had be-
come somewhat dsarransed from his long alb
sencs in the country's service. Previous to
leaving his command, for this purpose, he ten
dcred his resignation. which was refused The
following endorsement of Gen. Thomas, OK
plains itself:
HEAD Q'Rs DsP'r OF rHs CUMBERLASD.)
Nashville, Feb ~, 1865.
Endorsement on tender Of resignation
of Brig. Gen. VIM. Crosse commanding
LIST Div. 18th Corps
Respectfully forwarded to the Adju-
tant General u. s. A. with the request
that 60 days leave be given Gen. Grose.
This is urged on account OF eminent
qualifications, uniform gallantry and at
tcntion TO duty, of this Officer.
The acceptance of his resignation
would be Il real loss to the service.
(Signed) Geo. II. Thomas,
Mai Gen. u. s. A. Commanding.
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Charges Against The Commissioner Of
Patents.

We somotime since received four page pamphlet
headed Fraud and corruption in the Patent Office"
addressed to the House Of Representatives by one
Andrew Whitley, in which he makes twenty five dis
tnct charges against the Commissioner OF Patents
and the Chief Clerk.
COMMITTEES of the House, Of which Mr.. Highly, Of
California, was chairman, appointed to nvesti-
gate these charges. The Committee unanimously re-
port that none of them sustained.
We thought at the time received the bill Of
charges that the petitioner had too heavily loaded his
piece The Commissioner has escaped without harm,
while Whitley is slightly injured by the reco Of his
own gun.-.Sc.e.tyie Aserican.
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ANOTHER BRAVE Boz Has FALLEN

W. II. TURSEs, son of our old friend
JEsss Turner, of this vicinity. of the
5Ith Indiana, who was wounded at kene-
saw and taken prisoner. died at Atlanta.
Geo, on the 18th of July last. Since
the time of his capture, until within the
past few days, his parents have not heard
from him, when they learned the above
by seeing it published in the list of
deaths a. Atlanta. Serg't Turner. was
en- upright young man, and was highly
esteemed by all who knew him; he had
no bad habits-was brave and fearless in
the discharge of his duty as 4 soldier,
and beloved hy his comrades
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Persons aft c ed with Catarrh not only
wish, but attempt by every possible
means to effect cure. None but those
afflicted can imagine the unpleasantness
of this disease, very many who have 1t
as yet but in its first stages, are unaware
of the pain, inconvenience, and even
modification, which they are yet to suf-
fer, unless prompt measures are taken
for relief. DIR. ID. III Seelye's Liquid
Catarrh Remedy is 4 certain cure, strik-
ing at the cause of the disease, and thus
effecting o permanent cure. -
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which we had promised. made flank
movcm ent' on us and delayed the publica-
ton Of the Palladium until to day. We
regret the delay; but pocket the proceeds
Of the cause OF it, with satisfaction.
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The Lists were ordered 10 be printed, togeth-
er with the Constitution and Bylaws OF the
Association The President and Secretary be
ing appointed committee on printing.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That the committees on the varicns
articles, a. their discretion. require ali success
full exhibitors 10 state how the articles exhibit,
ed were raised or manufactured IN order tbs.
they may furnish report TO the Association
Several kinds Of Seeds from The Patent or
fee, were distributed amongst the members
they appeared TO be very good selection. y
Some Patent Office Reports for February,
were also received by the corresponding sec'r.
an article from Report OF tho proceedings
of the Farmers Club of New York, in the \.
y. Tribune. on the Wine Plant was read, which
caused SEINE discussion the subject 10 the
the Association. We have no room for Tie
article this week-it will be in next No.-Ed.
Geo: Iliff, exhibited some very fine speci-
mems Of the Quaker Russell Potato"
Then adjourned to Saturday, April 5, at ?
o'clock, P. NJ.
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81 large meeting was held az Conrersvlle. on
the 18th inst by persons vir the line of the pro-
posed Whitewater Valley Railroad, which resolu-
ton adopted calling the Governor TO convene
extra session Of the Legislature in order TO hare
law ecaeted TO permit said Railroad Company to
build their road the lire Of the Whitewater yalley
Canal and for the completion Of other important IN
finished business Of the late session
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Death of Daniel Clark.

We -eg7e: 70 learn, Just as we are going 70 press.
that cur old -sszf DAS1EL CLAzK 6ief % YESTERDAY
(TEurslay) His funeral wiH take pace at his late
r.siaence four uzes suuth Of This city tomorrow
fSA.urszyf AZ 20 o'cioek. An DAstKL CLARK va.
Of cur ol3sst crcas, asi geaer.Iiy res2s~.-
ed ani esteemed b. al xhe knew HIN, a. an homes,
al u7r5Sht n1gz.
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FLING out the old banner, let ioi after fold,
Enshrine . new glory as each Is unfur'edi
Let Il speak 70 our hearts st1i sweet as Of I'D,
The herald of Freedom all over si,s world.
Let it feat ouf in triumph, let IL wave over head,
The nobeo.d ensign, its stripes and it stars:
II gave our freedom, Ger shadows our dead.
Care might to our heroes, made sacred their scars
Lett wave in the sunbeam, unfuried in the storm,
Our guardian at morning, our beacon at night,
When peace shines in spcndor a.wart her bright form
Or wars bloody hand holds the standard Of might.
Unfurl the Old banner, its traitors crush down,
Let ID stiu be the banner that covers the brave,
The star sp1ngled banner, with glory own,
It's too noble banner for tyrant and slave.
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the United States Supreme Court, NJ,
Middleton, undesignedly opened the
Bible, upou which Mr.. Lincoln took the
oath on the 4th inst, ut the 9th chapter
of Isaiah. We Commend the reading of
the entire chapter to our readers, but
quote two verses, which are quite sig
nificant in view of the scenes which had
just taken place in the Senate Chamber
"woc unto them that rise up early in
the morning, that they may follow strong
drink: that continue until night, till wine
inHane them.
@s'Woc unto them that are mighty to
drink wine, and men of strength to
mingie strong drink"
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Asthma or Phthisic.-A spaslnodic az
covered with q dry tenacious phlerrn.-
'Brown's Bronchial Troches'' will in
some cases give immediate relief.
Works Of art Of the vaiss Of over s.s, asa ~4r.
evpuy.si freE Rome II 1854
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FAIR FOR 1865.

The last Fair of the Wayne County Agriculture
Society under the present organization and the
ground now occupied will be held
September IL, Ii, IA, Is, & Is, 1865.
Unusnai pains wiil be taken to the
the coming Fair in every department. and the co-opc-
ration farmers, mechanics, artists and producers OF
every description OF useful and ornamental articles 10
solicited to make this the
s'CROWNING GLORY,
OF long series Of similar evcntful occasions The
premium list will be increased and enlarged the
grounis under r supervision Of the able and cnerget
superintendent viii be placed in complete order and
every thing male ready for the occasion. Suyyes.
tons in regard to the additions TO tbs premium list
be made in writing and address, ed to the S-cre
tary until April Ist e.s-4s..-.-.sz-s -
Z. II. DENNIS, secy.
Feb. 25th. 1865.
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Richmond Horticultural Association


March %. 1S65s-The meeting was ailed 70
order by the President. The minutes of the
previous meeting were Rad and adopted.
James Smelser WAS hllotsd for and elected
a member of the Association
The Secretary and Treasurer were appointed
to settle with Fire Co. no g. for the rent OF the
Hall.
$ The committee appointed last meeting to re-
wise the Premium Lists, brought in the follow
ing report, which was accepted and adopted:
RgrosT committee to whom was
feTed the Premium Lists of last meeting, report
that they have pretty thoroughly examined
them. anu have raised the premiums on most OF
the articles named; grading them. to some ex-
tent in accordance with the time skill and Ia
Dor in their production. We believe, however,
that the increasing growth Of our Society. to-
gether with the interest manifested. fully jasti-
fies higher grade OF premiums than has here
tofoIe been our custom to offer and the increase
proposed is not below what is exPeete,. OF Us.
The aggregate amounts are: Spring 5 I63; Fall,
Isl. We further propose that premium be
paid on any article, whether ma led in the pre-
MUM lists under the head Of miscellaneous,
unless il merits it. That the fee for daily at
tendance be % cents, and family tickets, dur
ing exhibit n 81. b. STaATTAN, Chm.
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EFSunshnie, Storm, Chilly, Cold,
Freezing, Wheeling, clustering and
rice rersa, has this month OF March been
that is expiring "by. limitation" Soon
April's brightest day will dawn, and then
her showers will bring forth the flowers
Mdylbe er $50 @
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Fine Watches and Jewelry,

Direct from the Manufacturer. &a
Gold! tioldi
Watches. Watches
Jewelry Jewelry!
The very Best The very Best!
The very cheapest! The very cheapest,
At c. A. Dickinsons Jewelry Store, No. 80 Main
Street, Richmond, Ind.