Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 33, Number 48, 20 November 1863 — Page 3

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RICHMOND. IND. Friday. ....nov.so, i3. LOCAL ITEMS. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ISDIAXA CEWTBAI. leave for the Wsst. .- B. B. MO A. M10.4S A. it . a. 4 30 P. M S 5 A. M. 5.4 P. M. lO.ifl P. M. M Arriving from West., DAYTOX WtSTEBS a. & Lrava for the Keat arriving (rasa East ... 1 1 EATOM 9. A. M S,'.S P. M. le.a-. a. m. 4 JO J. M. HAMILTON B. K. Inn for Cincinnati.......... . i M Arriving from Cincinnati.... .... CISCIS5ATI leave for Cbieego........,.. f Arriving from Chicago...... 6 50 A. M. , . P. M. 10 30 A: M. less r. u, i CHICAGO R. B BICUMOND A HO COVIMOEON B. B. Arrive from Colambui 6 10 P. M Depart for Colambas, via. New Paris, New Aladisoo, GrenviIlo, C'uingtoD,l'iqu,Ao 9 IS A. II MAIL TIME TABLE. Richmond Post Office, May 5th. Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern Indianapolis and the West.... Chicago and .North-weal 11:80 a. m. 6:45 p m. .......... 6:45 p.m. XwX 1X1 . , 9 40 a. m. . . tA) p. m. Indianapolia and Chicago Dsjrton and Col ambus, ana s.esl Cincinnati and East 6j0J p. n. Hamilton Mail, via Boston, A., leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7.-00 a. m. Hamilton Mail arriva Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Union City Mail, via Arby, liothel, Ac, tame at Hamilton mail. Winchester mail, via N'a Garden, leaves Monoayand rrideyat 5i m. 8am arrives Tuesday and Hatnrday at.... 5:00 p m. (a Office open from 7.00 a. m. to 7 p. m. Hon slays from 9 to 10 a.m. HfThe Mails are governed by Railroad Time, which is fatter than troe time. ACHILLES WILLAMS, P.I M. MASONIC CALENDAR. Weltb l.oclcon the third Welneslay Richmond Lodge, meets on the first Tuesday evening In every month King Holomon Chapter, seoond 'rirlay Waynei Council, first Thursday la March, Jane, September end December Ilrittoa Lodge (colored,) first Monday in each Booth. i. o. o. r. White Water Lodge, meets overy Friday evening! Herman ( Oerman) Lodge.every Tuesday evening. Woodward Lodge.every VVednesJay evening. Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth Tuesday eve. of each month. Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater and Woodward Lodges, first ami thml Tuesday or each month ' . : . - . 7 ' - . . . .. . . Degree or Kebeooe, or Herman Lo 0,firat aoJ mirJ. Monday of each month. O-O -A.2ST3D SEE Andrew's and Oray's French and Spanish Pantomime Tronpe this evening Nov. 20, at the Starr Hall, Jannary Election Union Ticket.; It will be seen, by an announcement in another column, that the time for nominating a Union Ticket for this city is already at hand, and the friends of the vigorous prosecution of the war, and of the measures of the Government to bring it to a speedy termination, should be up and doing. The game of dividing and conquering we think is about played out in this city, and the line between the friends of the Administration and its opponents is distinctly drawn. Heretofore, no attention was paid to the selection of city officers, as to their political position; but last January taught a lesson that should be lasting. In each ward, the opposition was careful to have but one candidate, and they gave them single shots; while, practicing on a liberal scale, as they had always done, and ha. Ting two or three candidates in the field, the j unconditional Union men mixed their votes, and the consequence was that four members of the city council are confirmed butternuts and copperheads, and the position of the City Marthai is equivocal, to say the least he tries to carry water on both shoulders. This present Administration of the General Government, is prosecuting this war with all its energies it is fob the war until the rebellion is crushed then, and not until then will the war cease ; and he who is not for the Administration is ao a inst the war. There is no neutral ground patriots and traitors are the only two parties to this contest, and we want to see every man show his hand. . . - 1 f -A.-, an.i Ilia

tvery election nasits moras .ucvv, "- 'arrived in Camp-all honor to the noble County copperheads and butternuts take advaatago of, F..,ta , h. bre w,, t 0r,

very little petty contest to put into office those of their own stripe, and their tory papers herald j it to the world, if successful, as a great vie tory 1 1 It has its effect in boosting up their spirits, particularly on the eve of a Presidential and State Election. In the last tory Jeff, they are exhorted, in despite of the disastrous results of the recent elections to them, to not 'lot their faith diminish or their courage flag;' for that the principles of copperhead and butternut democracy "are as indispensable to the existence of free () government as air is to human lifeT Let the friends of the Administration deprive them of any advantage they may seek in this respect, by paying particular attention to all our local lections, and see to it that none but Unconditional Union men fill the city offices. WmBLFR'a Tobacco Warkhocsb. The proprietor of this popular establishment, Messrs. Phister 5c Howe, are highly honorable, responsible aui liberal gentlemen, who are well acqain ted with the trad, and give satisfaction to their customers. They are inacenteral location, of easy access to the fiver and railroads, and have a large Haase. We refer our readers to their advertisement ia this paper. Fairbanks' Scales. E. aV T. Fairbanks it Co, the original inventors of these scales. Lave given their constant personal attention for more than thirty-throe years t improving and perfecting them, and adapting them to the various uses fur which scales are wauted, till thej have come to be very generally regarded in this and most foreign countries, as the standard tcalrt. At the same time that they have brought their scales to a very bigU degree of perfection as to quality, thev have been able by their long experience in the busiuess.lhe complete system they have introduced into all branches of it, and their unequalled facilities in all respect for carryng it on, to offer them at lower prices than "'"T t 4al iz9 nd strength.

Council freceedings. Tcsdat Etmiso. Nov. 17, 18G3. Adjooroed Meeting Present Messrs. Conlej, Leivc," Birgia, McGirr, Scott, an.i. YooDg. Mayor Finley, presiding. The Committee on Claims, to whom hau been referred the bilt of Mr. K. Hamilton,

for taking care of two soldieis who had been injured at tre D-pot, recommended that h .-j j---. . - be allowed 8 100 on the bill. (Mr. II. Lei attended to one soldier 17 days, and to lh other 33 dji.) Report accepted and concurred in. The Committee on Public Buildings re ported a bill from L. Vau2haa for sundry repairs to Engine House No. 2, amount $14 00, and recommended payment of the same. Concurred in. ; Petition from E. Smith Sc Co., asking Council to instruct the City Engineer to locate the corners of the alley running Xorth and South, East of their Planing Mill. The Select Committee on (s reported that they bad made a contract with Starr !s White for supplyiog the City Lamps with

... 10 30 p. m. ' Contract price, 823 per annum for each lamp1 sm s. m',' P8'- Concurred in, and Committee dia-

. charged. I rr r v- t : - i wis uuvrvivu, JUC99ia x ouug, xjri3 suu Conley, were appointed a Standing Committee on Gas. On motion, Mr. Joshua Hunt was appointed on the part of the City to measure the printing done on City Ordinances. An Ordinance relative to By-Laws to bo adopted for the government of the City Council, was presented and passed. Bill allowed, T. W. Roberts for work on Engine House No. 4, SG 31. On motion, W. E. Wilcox was appointed Wood Measurer for the remainder of the year, ending February, 1864. Adjourned until the next regular meeting, December 1st. Rkvobmatiom is tat Family. As a sample of the way Ik carries on business. last week'a True J ulian) RtpMican, boasts of having paid a journeyman printer Ihe balance of four dollar t due him. This is somewhat different from the way bis brother, the 'Malented", M. C, did he plead the limitation act on an honest debt of two dot lar anil fifty cents! We are glad to pub lish tho above act of Ik's, for it exhibits quite a contrast in the family. f-la justice to Mr. M'Girr, we give place to the following communication from a MinuteMan. We see that the tory editor of the Jeff organ, affects to doubt our statement in regard to Mack's repudiation of the damnable doctrines imii rmii ainir n tk nk .1. v. ;nv,:. j n, n.vu uo una ma onut-L. Let him auk Mack and be satisfied. Jim also declares it to be false that we votea for Mr. M'Girr. A man whosjld out to the traitor Bright betrayed his party for a mess of Postoffico repudiated Douglas voted for Brec'ienridge,anl who is as black-hearted a tory as ever wore shoe.leather, we don't care whether a thing so destitute of principle believes us or not : Editor's Palladium: Please allow me to correct an error whioh appears in your to-day's issue. In speaking of Mr. Thomas McGirr in connection with the Morgan Raid, you say "he only got as far as Indianapolis." Please allow me to say (tor you are probably misinformed.) that Mr. McGirr was mustered in Capt. Crawford's company of "Miuute Men," and served with it all through the campaign. The company was mustered in on Friday, and Saturday evening, Mr. McGirr, John Sedgwick, Whit Mitchell and II. C. Jones, were detailed as a guard for some deserters who were being sent to Louisville, Ky. They returned to Indianapolis Monday evening, just as the Uegiment was preparing to leave lor unio. They "fell in," and did duty from that time 1 till the return home of the company. So J Mr. McGirr and three others dul mort duty j than any men in the company. I makethis statement eimply in justice to Mr. McGirr, whom I regard as a good Union man and Patriot. "Mi-ltb Mas." RichmOsd, Ind., Not. 13, 1S63. 0- On Wednesday night last, Capt. Orr, of Connersville, marched a full company of Infantry into Camp Wayne fully organized for service. This is the first full Company that ha? been in service in the 16th Ind., and is an effi cient officer and soldier Just the right kind of timber out of which a Colonel could be made, with advantage to Uncle Sam. Thieves I'reparlntr for Wluter. On Wednesday night las', an Overcoat banging ia front of Mr. Miller's Clothing Store, was spirited away by some one who was anxious to keep comfortable at as Utile expense to himself as possible. On Thursday night, an overcoat, hanging in front of Mr. Ratiirh'a Tnthir.tr establishment, was I t also possession of by a similar customer on ( the same tarms; aud, on Friday evening last, j . rmcr in front Of Shires's 1 w vvctwwJ o S shared the same fate. Coat from Miller's 4 was worth from $1 5 to $20 Raugh's about j the same, and times . two coats anon. Mr. Shires followed the thief, whom LesupPOSed bd possession CI LlS property . .... . ' th trough our streets and a. lies, and came on . im so closely that the soimp cut tho hitchh in? 8trt of his horse, mounted him and escaped. " iSsTMr. Edwin Carpenter, of the Greenway Farm Dairy, atoath of this city, who has been supplying onr citizens with milk for three or four years past, sold oat to hU brother-in-Uw, Mr. Miles Hail, who will contiaae the business. Mr. Carpenter his nuveJ to thj noi -hborhood of Indianapolis, and purposes engaging in tho same bu siness with his father. Quite a DirrtBS-xcs! The former editor of the Jcifersonian, (Ik. Julian) and the present editor of lhat sheet (Jim Elder) di3lr very widely as to our po!;ti;al position. Tit. calls u "conservative, and Jim says we're aa "Aboli tionist," These two worthies should agree, touching this important matter, and try and see Vya to-eye" as of old! .... The number of men that will be secured to the army from New Hampshire, under the draft, will not b " - ' "

The sale of the Plantation Bitters is without precedent in the history of the world. There is no secret in the matter. They are at once the

most speedy, strengthening health-restorer ever discovered. It requires but a single trial to understand this. Their purity can always be relied upon. Ihey are coinpotd of the celebrated i - . r - ( Calisaya Bark, Cacarill Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Cloverbuls, Orange-peel, Snakerort, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, S. T. IH'30 X. 4c. They are especially recommended to clergymen, public speakers, and persons of literary habits and sedentary life, who require free digestion, a rc'.isli for fool, anl clear mental fiicul ties. Delicate females and weak persons are certain to find in these Bitters what they have so long looked for. They purify, stren;?then and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen tht system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitters in the world. They make the weak man strong, and are exhausted natuie's great restorer. The following startling and emphatic statements can be ?zm at our office. Letter of Rev. E. F. Crane, Chaplain of the 107th New-York Regiment: Neir ArQtjiA Crsek, March 4th 1963. Owins to the jrraat exDosure and terrible decomposition after the battle of Antietam, I was utterly prostrated anl very sick. My stomach would not retain ,neli3inc. An article called

Plantation Bitters, prepared by Dr. Drake, ol Wall Paper, and everything needed by cus-New-Yor't, was prescribed to give me strength turners, and kept in a well regulated varie-

and an appetite. To iny exeat surprise thev Jgave me iuitneiiata relief. Two bottles almost lt. 1 ... . ' . r1 i'wcu jiiu ii jinn my rfguneiii. have since seen them used in many cases, and am free to say, for hospital or private purposet I know of nothing like them. Rkv. E. F. Crank, Chaplain, Letter from the Rev. N. E. GiLDS, St. Clairsville, Pa.: Gextlkmev: You were kind enough, on a , .. . .. former occasion to send me a half dozen bottles of Plantation Bitters for $3 50. My wife having : derived so much benefit from the use of these i Bitters, I desire her to continue them, and you I Will plea.se send US six bottler more for the money inclosed. I am, very truly, yours, N. E. Gilos, Pastor Ger. Kef. Church. Soldiers IIom", SepftRtsTBSDENT'sOKFicir, Cincinnati, L'hio, Jan. ljth, 1S63. f I have given your Plantation Bitters to hunjdreds of our noble soldiers who stop here, more j or less disabled from various causes, and the j 'effect is marvelous and gratifying. ) Such a preparation as this is I heartily wish in everv family, in everv hOSDital. and at hanil - 1 ,.T c.tl i on every battle field . G. W. D. Asdrkws, Superintendent.

' still sold at 3j cents in large bottles. Two million botDr. V. A. CUII-ns, Surgeon of the Tenth c,n eajjy be sold in a yer when it is again kaown Vermont Regiment, Writes: "I wi&h every that the Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair

aoldior ha.1 a lottle of PUntatuir, Rittora TK I are the most effective, perfect, and harmless tonic i ever usea." i WlLl-ARD'S IIOTRL, I Washington, D. C, May 22d, 1863. I Gentlkve: We require another supply of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which daily increases with the truests of our house. Respectfully, Sykb?, Cuadwick & Co. Stc &c &c &a Jtc &c Be sure that every bottle bears the fac-simile of our signature on a steel plate label, with our private stamp over the cork: 1 1 I P. H. DRAKE & CO, ' 202 Broadway, N Y ,, . i, ' 9dd by all respectable Druggists, Physicians, Grocers, Hotels, Saloons, and country dealers: CARPETS, SC. FALL TRADE 1863. I'AS AVSDAL, DI.VOX A CO., No. T-l , Main Street, a BK now receivicsa large and coaiptete assortment a of tbe newest and best designs ia Carpeting of all t evade. x 1WW auuic via avAuVilo, 'sdlA aud Coco. Mattin.i. allwiJ:hs: DraSgetms;. Bag, J Paper nan Damask, Djor Slats Carpet Lining, ngings and "Window Papers! Late so i Hiilla rsrtaia CsoiU! m M Window's Shadj Keller., Tassels. Cord. e , Oilt Corj Bias. Rmds. and Hm, Stair Bods. Venitiai B:nds, .Linen Shecticrs. Pillow Casing. Irish Linens, Linen rbi and ram. s.a, Tatie Cioihs, XapUna. I'ayiies Farnitare Pnute . Dusters, Diaper Linen aod Cottca. . . . . , -aweaa, i iiuic av x s i 11 is tuit r. 33 t . a lyrrrTirpas Msrsailes and Allendale C anterpanes, and every deeeripiioa or nosse raraishinc Iry Uovds. W.Q'.o-t.. is3. 41 MADISON HOUSE, i Main-St., Below 2d, ! Term 3.00 Per Dar. jr. w. c.Aieitioi. i arch 6, la ...Irorietor. II ly THE COMPOUND SYRUP CF I s the eaeapat and best Medicine. It is fol f-r colds wuvi vrawi, pr uasrscaeia. tor w ap. ins Ceeza. It is akao a mm ..ni. tA fWa. . . j ChraatcOoegh. Asihssa. aad all diseases ef tbe Throat aoo i.ann. 1,1 ton Medicine atrial. tT lot aale at all Drag stores and eeetrv eteree. C. BOTHKXBCSH, Sale Agent, Hasultea, Ofaie JaneSS.ISO rr-iy riavrter's Aati - 0rspptic t aaie y ler-w-j

. The ladies teem dttermalned to buy ' oat the ftock of CLvik, Cloaking Cloths, Shawls, Fine Drest Goods, and all kinds of nice goods at No. 27, Main street. Such a crowd each day. Ilaines is determined to

i keep op the stocK. x resn arrivals ot goods almost constantly. jgTMessrs. Nordjke & Johnsost, have ,OIj uauu a, an , ' tha latest Patterns of Cooking, Parlor, Ofon liana at an uuiw wnict emu vi ,i fice and Shop Stoves both for wood and coal. As the time is approocbing lor uin Sorghum Evaporators, they ask those wishing to purchase to call and examine tho superior kind tbey are manufacturing. Their Tin, Copper, Brass and Sbetiron Ware, assortment of articles not surj pSSSecj or good quality, in material and ; workmanship, in the city. Call a: No. 77, Maia et. npWhile recraitiag offisers are bui!y engaged in obtaining voluateers, Zimmer Sc Scott have recruited their stock of Notions, Candies, dec, and there's the p!a:e to procure almost everything the people desir?, and mutt have. Give them a call. C7-Dj you want the b?t Stove the best, Tin, Bruss, Copper, and Sheetiron Ware you ever had or saw? Gj to Ward & Co. at the Depot they have a complete assortment of everything you may need in their line, and at fair and living prices. OjrMore New Goods at the Bae Hive Store of D. B. Crawford. Carpets, Ladies Dre-s Goods. Men and Boys Goods for winter, and everything to mase people comfortable can there be had. Call at No. 22, and see for your selves. 07-Thc time to supply yourselves with Coke for the appniaclr.ng cold weather, for shop and office warming, is nearly here, and Messrs. Starr & White are prepared to fill all orders and deliver the Coke to customers. It will be found much cheaper than wood that is our last winter's experience. They are also prepared at all times to put up gas fixtures being supplied with all kind of plain and fancy brackets. Firo Brick and Coal Tar tor sale. Office on Main-st. one door West of Emswiler Sc Crocker's wholesale and retail Notion Store up stairs. Stoves arc still needed for cooking C. C. Buhl' a Cash Stove Store, is the place to get the kind you want. Anything in tne coppei, brass, tin and shcet-ircn ware Iine lhat is ws"te ceu ,bere be haJ" j .-y-T,,,, sto(.U of notions. Willow Wars. tv Siore. is to be found at No. 9J. Main si. Give S. G. Dudale a call. ii t 1 ' TJEIMSTREET'S j Enlmittible Ilttir Ilcslot'ative. j it IS NOT A DYE. But retores gray hirto its original color, l y supplying ; the cipillary tubes with natural sasteaance, impaired tjr ' e ordi n instantaneous dyes re c..Pod oi lunar ciutic,de-troyinir the vitality and biuty of tho hal, lnaffjrd 0, themselves no drcin. m imjtrcef. Inimitable Coloring not oaly restore hnir to its natural eolor by0, pees. but gives th hair a Luxuriant Beauty! Promotes Its growth. prevents its railing oBT. eradicate dandruff, and Imparts healtn am pie ntness to th h -1. It his st iod the test of time, being the original Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor. ned by both gentle n-n and ladies. It is sold by all reap ctable dealers, or can be procured by tperaofthe ommirci.il agent. D. 3. Rarnes, SU2 Broadway, N.Tf. Two siss, 5'i cents and fl. LYON'S KATHAIItON. This delightful article for preserving and beautifying the haman hair is aa-ain nut up by the original prciTietir. ami i nnw ntiii with the aameeare. skill and ata tention. which first created its immense and unprecedented .il-8 nf over one million bottles aoou.illv! it is dressing in the worll, bat that it cleanses the scalp or scurf en 1 dandruff, gives the hair a lively, rich Susan ant growth, and prevents it from taming griy. these are consideration worth knowing. The K.,thairon has been tested for over twelveyears. and is warranted as described. Any lady who va'aes a beaotiful head of hair will use the Eathairon. It is finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. It is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the world, I). S. B AKNKS A CO., Sew York. Ang.G, 1SW3. 3 WYNKOOP'S ICELAND PECTORAL! Diaeasts of the Throat, Chest an l Tnlmonary orns, lire eer prevalent, insiiions and dangerous. Wt prop. "ties of am-Jicine to alleviate, cure and nproot these complaints, must be Kspectorant, .no!yo and Iviirati ,oofeoiD(f lll,Bgcl of the throat, .ni im.fng j tone to th entire system. JTo diac.ivery in medical scij ence ever maatered this class f diseases like Dr. Wyn. ! kocp's Iceland TtCtoral. It ;s o-ed with the m-st as- ' ton;?h:i;g resu'ts in all cases of Bronchitis. Infl.iez.za, Whooping I 'u;h, D: ptheria or 1'utrii Sore Throat. Asth- ' ta. Cronp, C u -hs. oIda. !5erv,u- Irritability. &e. I The Rev. J. J; i'otier, certifies, that I hve used Dr. Wyckoop's Pectoral tor sev'Ta' years, myself and inmy j fimi!y. fur st-re-e raimoary ()mplatr.ts, and have reei omuecJed it to many others, and hare nerer seea its i eiul.' Itev.J. J. Potter. Brooiiyu, Y. Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials could be produced, shoeing us remarka'- le cures and ".hat it never :ails. It is composed of vote I -eland Uoas, Balzn of Gilead, Peruvian Italsass, Elecampane, Cossfrey, finrdok, and other invaluable expectorant and ingredients. It is harmless-prompt and lasting. Invalids and snSerera cannot affjrd to neglect a trial. Every family shocld have it. It is remarkable fir Croep. Fnll descriptions, reeomnzenda'.'crs and directions accompany each bottle. 5 '11 by all frineip-al Druggists. Prep-tred by Dr. R. D. Wyakoop, and sold ty D. 8 Barnes 4; Co., New Tork. CITIZENS' BANK! U.S. FIVE-TWENTY FURNISHED PROVPTLY! Iatereat Coapons en V. S. Bords purchased at best rtin 01 rmniiq. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT ! ! All tbeas&jil brach ef Baakiog Bttfia9 attcs-lel to crooptly-lUMAiC-'Vi Dis-a v JB tta CaT Oct, 23, If tU- 44--I Flas Batting? a srrKRioa abtici ecr FLAX MANUFACTURED AND SOLO BY : - , JOINS' I. COMXEY

AYEE'S Sarsaparilla rOS FUEU'YLNG THE BLOOD. And fur tl Kpedjr mrm of tbm Ibllowin; onmpUintB . dcroraI and 9rrrBloa Aflr 1 1 oa,ssaatlt 1 amors, (.'leers hort, Emptint Pimples, Pallrit Blotelies, U4ilsf Clbia.. anti U1 frsWUk Xise.es Oak lad 6th June, 19, J C. Atss k Cx Gents: 1 tvei rt my duly to s-I.B-itsJ-jf v.'tir NimfhUi bss doc) lor me. liavm uiUftiTcxI a Scrofukm mfecucti, I hnrm tuffensd IVoa it ;n vaxicus y (ve yeus. bsjAtires it turt out :a I Vtm cq my hacMW mxtd srms; m.xxsetiwr it t xrscai iLia ai J aaJ uitresrtl iim ml the tUytnikch. Two Jc-a-s butj i t-rv-td at K.a mr bewai and eoTrei mr setup iki. i i.-au cot tuet, iucti v& ptuufui tuxl kUMsuau IV ro'.ti wscriptiorj. I Uk-d ctany zuixiDes scd st-vml I nziAii, hit Tj.iijoat mocii reaief frram any UiirT. In ti--t, ti.s dijnir grw ure. At iengtfa 1 was retced t- in ibe UcKvi Mesaefup-r tbst yem hsti prvjsred an a-Te-r jujv ( nrj; Ari.att , f r i ka-tr (rom yocr ivpusti n r ur. t fcajr tln ;ta turtle mist br cd. 1 Svot to I ii-- Aihd c. t ii, aJ usvi it uli U curvd m. I t&os: it, a-; V- i in sn:-ii. d'fies Oaf a tmspatoful ever a m utu- -u.t litres bcUies. Nrw and hemOhy K)a -.vu ?j-:m fsirm untivr the scab, which mSii-r t-.i tx Xijr i cow clvr, and I know ty my kWtia.r :he tii-r r me from my system. Voa cuji Ci tvt re tliat 1 fevi wf.ax 1 mm saVin wbea I tell y 'u. t;-su I t(vJ y.,n to t cue cf the apostles of tb ga ALf &LD B. TALLET. Et- AnthcnT'i F'irc, Rose or Krvslpelaw, reitrr nud ?alt Hhram. Seavltt lleAil, iUatjworni, isore Kyct, iropy. 1. F. Urt M.TroMe writes fira Salem, X. T 12th c ; iiaA. that ha ha cared so ioruCcrats caso of i-r-jv, v. hLh tLn.-a,-D0i tu Umicate fatally, ty tha fcriL.cri:: its. ct our irarsapanila, aaJ alo a dangeeous X. Lnar.t ijjn'Wji by 1 j-ire dor? of the same; says te cures tha ctrocio J'ruzJums by it constautly. incise attorele, Goltr or Swelled Keck b'-ij-n ?Kan Vrx-cu Txas. writes : "Throe bo tic;? tf your 5itrsj riHa enred me from a Ooi'rr a hidev fw-lUn en tiio uctck, whk:h I had surlered tnjta over two years.1 I.ettrorrTarrt or IVh lies. Owartan Tomors I Urtuc llccratiou. Female JUlseases Ft. J p. Chajninj. of Nw Vork City, writes ; I Hi -tti chr ifu y coin ly with the revjuoftt of your agent ia srt-.iii-rl havs fr.n i y.mr S-irtanI!a a cust excellent !it:-ativo i.i tho rurucrcus oonipUunt for wlikh wa e:i-f.; y snoh a reaardy. hot eacially in ujJ,e Ihseaxt of I Sa.ti fi.Iotis diiailiesi. 1 havs Cwred many ioreter ate ca-s cf Louctin by it, and some whore the com p'aii.t w.-tft earned by tilcrmtu. of the tsVrijt. The nlcer-aut-a i;?H.lf was soon currd. Nothiu within my kuowlWjrf cquLil it f tlu-so f'-msl k-nukr?iii?nts.M !ward S. Mmitow. of Newbury, Ala-, writes, A daor ma nvtrii.tn tumor tn one of the female in my family, hi h l.-.i dificd all the remedies ws could enjphjy, has at If-titti Utn cx inpls-tvly cured by your Extract of SarSitiriila. Our thici&u thought nothing but extirpaU n couM alTord rlief, but he advfcd the trial of your E..t-ip.ii ;!U e thtt last resort before cutting, aod it proved t?ectuaJ. After lakiiiejroar remedy eiht weeks aj 3yoiitr.m of the disriwe retualiaS." Syphilis and Blercartal Disease Krw Orlea's, 26th Angnst, 153l Dr J. C. Annt: Sir, I cheerfully comply with the reCrfst of y4inr nn-et;t. atul report to you souie of the efiecta I bivc rt-uMztd with your ? irsa par ilia. I h.-ivt rmtti with ir, in my prartice, mct of thseompVtinu for which it is recommeDled. and have nnd its .'K"-t4 truly wonderful in the cure of Vmerrtil ami AeTcurt I Ihsrass. ne ot my patients had Syphilitic ulcers in h tbrc-jit, which were consuming his mh(te and the top of ,U tnnv.Lh. Your Sairsaparilla, steadily taken, curf.l liiia in five weeks. Another was attacked by seo-Gti-J try srniptuni- in Itin nose, aud the uloi-ration had eatvi a a coiiMivrable part of it, so that I belter the Ui-urJ-i w.'uM mod reach his braiu and kill hun. lint it yifitb-il to my aimitii.-.trathn of your nrsatiariila : the uk-ris licujijaL and he id weil again, not of eourso without tiStijuratkm to bis fice. A woman who had been tre.it d I.t the aanie disorder by mercury was sulTerinS fr m tbis inison in btr bufs. They haj Isecome so tea euii t the vitltt-r that on a damp day she suffered ex cruiiutiuic pntu iu her j inta and bones. he,tiO,was reri J vntirvly by y.mr aNiMar.ll iu a few wet ks. I kiiuvf from its formula, whit h ynur agent gave me, that this Preparation froru your laboratory must be a great renrdy; consequently,- tht-se truly lexiiarkaile results wiih U li.tve not surptied ue. 1 laternally jwa, O. V. LARIMER, M. D. Khcuniatism, Coat. Liver Complaint J.v: ei'EM3.nos, ri .:)u Cv, Va.. Ctb July, IjsAX Ta. J. C. Atix: Sir, 1 liave been atflicted wii'k a painful Iir.'i.,c .' wmattstn Tr a loug time, whivh Uililt-d the L !! f pliiri:irt?. nnd stu-k to me iu spite of all the reritvi.a 1 coiiM tiud. iintd 1 tried your LSaraparilla. One UitTlr-cuicd me iu two week? aud restored my general lie.-:U!i much that I am far better than befure 1 was &tt-( k.'.l. I think it a uunueriul niediclue. J. t KKAM. Ji;Ics V. Oetrhell. tf St. Lcnis, writes: -I have ben nf;! u-il f r yuiit w:th an oJTrciion f Vie Ltxrr, which, ri.M!.. el n:y healtli. I rriod every thlufr.and every thing faiit-.l t- r lteve itie; and i have been a bruken-duwu man I'fh-mi' ytars fr.ni ni t tlier cau than drmne mmt of L'f Ltvt r. .My Ih loved pastor, the Kt T. lr. Espy, adviKxi tit? U'try ytjur aSarsaparillA, because he iidhekrew youv ctii! any tiling you niade was worth trying. Jty the blessisir; '(' d -l it liis cured me, and has k purified tuy blfxid as ti make a new man of me. I fel young aain. Tbtr ti t tUat can be said of you is not half good euougb. Sell Irrns.f'nnrfr Tnmori, Knlarfrementa t lrerntlou. Carles anti Kxffoliatioia of t2ae ASoxnessj A jrreat vnrioty rf cftces haeehoeii reported to us whor etircM of t.i forsnldatsla cotnplttiuts have resnltoU ftxi the use f this remedy, but our space hero will nt adu.it

tlUa. Sfine of tliem may he faud in our American Ai.unrvt which the antt bekw named are pleased t faat iaiitb Kraatia, to mil cavil Sbr Utuui. Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp , Melau-liolyt .Aenralgia. M;my remarkalito cures i.f thrte affectiens bT twm n:ad by the alterative wit cf this medic in a. It f-tiatu-iia the vitiil functitms into vigorous action, and thtts overcome digurders which trotild lc supposed beyond its rc:i-h. luch a remedy baa long teen required by the neeesii s of the people, and we are confident that this Will do for tlu in all that medicine can do. Iyer's Cherry Pectoral, FOR THE SAPID CTKE OP Conlis, (olds. Inflnenia, Hoarseness, liniiji, ilrnncliit i. Incipient Con' sumption, and for tlie lielietT of Consumptive Patients in advanced Stages ot the Disease. TL1 s a remedy so universally knovn to nrpae any othtr fir fh- cure of tbrrt and lung cnmidaints. that it is t-.( less here to publish tbe evidence of its virtaes. Its iinmuHo-1 excellence for roughs and colds, and its truly won.lt-rfnl cure of pulmonary disease, hare made it known throughout the civilised nations of tbe earth. Few are the corumuiiiticis, or even families, among tin ax wlu have nr.t some m rsonal experience of ItserTectK some livins trophy la their tuidst of fts victory over the subtli' and daner-ms rllsorder. of the throat and luntra. As all know the dreadful titallty of thtxe disorders, and us Ih. y kiKiw, too, the effects of this remedy, we need not do more ihnu to assure them that it has now all the vir tues tlit it uid have hen making the cures which have t on so btronly upoa the confidence of mankind. Treparod by r. J. C. AYXH &, CO, Lowell, Kass. aTS'Forsale by riumiuer AKel'y, and L. J Ives, bich nmnd, Ind. Alien dc Co., Wh-jlesaie Agent, Cincinnati. Au.'J-.i. 3i:'.yr ATTENTION ATTENTION to tha B'JITSSn ARRIVALS tF New Fall Goods At Strattan's Corner. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, El.KCTED firm the t steks la !fe T-rk and t rhiialphia. and beived to comprise tbe choice and lat-at importations, crnsistine in part ol K'aca and (pew itil) Fanej Dre jiltj. French Merinoes, All Wool P.ir'ins, choice Mohairs, Oriental L tstc. rial I S oarnlng Strict. Ail Wool Plaids, PUia and fiiai ed Alra;as. All Wool Dilalnes, Ac., As. 1TJ-JL,?L. SHAWLS 'onirtr!5 of Zrj.liyr. Mi xcd nfl Plaf l Li p, bsand ilk friai4 Tibbet. aoi LvTutiae fiTiare. Ladies Cloths and Sackings. In Hens and Beys "Waro We mre well j?ejr4 " n: eft thf daDd. Tlaek antl Brown Clntbs. Black I Skicn, IliTij fcnd Fancy Cat nmer.'i, Tired. ratiicetts, Jearrs. &c. SHOES, Ladies' Hisses & Childreii's. QurensnurcA Clistnarc! Seta fit fine is itatien efrrercii CLica, nee style, very good and cheap. Umbrellas, Cotton & Silk! Tv all of which we wco'd rei j.eellul!r atlt the attentioa crthepnhlie. syBATTAH & ?. Bicbmoad, Sept- . 1963. 27tf D oB. CRAWFORD, 8EE HIVE H0BE.S Is now receiviss; tbe LARGEST STOCK OF CARPETS Two acd Tiree Ply ING2AIN, HEMP AND BAG! Straw .Tfsytinf; aa 1 Ksri, STAIR CARPETS AND RODS. C7ix3rfiaJLxx Groods Of ev-ry description. Oil Cloths ol Beat pauerss, Lrees a..-is, sf a:wet I'.jiet. Ia fact I asa deterKiaed - w i. BEST STOCK GF GOODS TEE CUT ASD Sell as Cheap. Vanyof my Cools will t soil at old prtcs Thspah call at Jto. ii, Main street.

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Merchant Tailoi ASD GENTS FURIMISHEff RICHMOND, INCi October 3, 1&3. tl tl NEW STOC Ii OF TT1K sut'seriber havirff Jost rtraJ from Xew Tor'i takes this opp?r;anity to tnforsi his riends anl tl public that ha a-t.l soon be ia raceipt ef a fresh stock i Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Cai riage Trimmings, &c, Which he Is disposed t" sell cheap. Please call and s f be'ore parctaing eisesrhere. IUV1N BKKD. 7 ept io, tf ' THE OLOTSTiBLiSHED HOUS) OFRobert Hosea & Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants Cor. .T5a.il &, Front Sts., ciisroiwisr-A.Ti. o. OFF KB FOB SALK AT .'lowest cash PRICE ( I ! ti'lM - K Cuba aaJ Porto Hies I eU U Sugars IaiWl Hiss Hio, Java. Laguira At Ma .UUUchrt CotleeJ tnAA llta. Crushed, Potm-dorrel a vf f VF . ratio lasted off po lie fine I Mstar! rfh Hialf elieats V. ltM i. P. lmperlaf iixfxJ A Htatrst Teas! all of lata Importations. eJOOii '" & ubls ratua & Hates a OOO rKa-asort'd Sizea Belnaai j 9 4 a I'm i Haars Assorted Drop aud But I tl J i.rW Maul! - jBoie best Marcli! Boxen Ilabb It's cw York Seal f -j QQQKretNcw.HaeKerrl! all iisr "()() Boxes liiolce ilrauds Tobsxcco. Tovether with a larre and seneral assortment of ever.f artie'e sold I'y Uetail Grocers, tall and aee, Oct 2d. !:- i. 41 , Wall Paper! Wall Tapcit NICHOLSON & BIIO. Have just received a lot ol "VtZ all Paper, Of new and elerant patterns. til I lie City Book Store And examine oar stock jt Wall FTer. Windrtw Fhadea Curtain Fixtures, etc. MCUOLSON A BB.O. itichmond. Marc!, U7,1S3 11 , TIIK FA LL u t ivsttioisrs. 'f'riK andersigned has r, anaers:?nea nas ni received bis new r 'tVtay''i' all Style of SEaaiS") HATS :ai.r-. , the Fa towMchheinvitetheattenCi4,- JL tion vt all who wonld in- -aafSfTS --m J dnl(e in the latest fashion, f ryTg C' '3 -v Call at the Hut and Cap vSTfrC' 'Z id store of ' lij&SufaEc&tfJilJ J01IS 8CFFKIN8. iS-ZJ?rV c. u. urrr. j. a. UAia. HUFF & HAIR AND COU'SEIafaOKS AT LAW, 1UCHMOXD. l.N'D., W I TL attend promptly to all hnsiness entrasted to) their care throughout the S late. Hpeclal attention, given to the collection of Claims la this and adjoiningcouutiea. eT. V. IIAIPw rvTOTrtY rrri3ijio OFFICE NO S7, MAIN STUSET, OPFOSITE TUB Citizen's Hank. June IK 0 tf CHARLES MASON, Lite Commiuioner of Patent ROBT. W. FEN WICK. l-ats In Charge ol the Waohlngtnn Branch of the Scientific American Patent Agency. DEWITT C. LAWRENCE. Late of tbe Board of Appeals United States Patent Office MASON, FENW1CK & LAWRENCE, AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENT AGENTS! Corner of 7th andP Streets WASHINGTON. D. C. Soreol.tr 21, !CJ 49-Iy FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY J Li-vitis Prices. CROCKER & PL ANDERS fV ATE eocc to ibe cDclo on to tell Floor heretr ia May qa&btii deii sntl d it Dywber th eorrAto Umiti, at the ibi,!.!' pric of atoilierta, tltsta etAblinf enitamera to Mr cent every ih. mmd. Bing millers, and hMwtof large tmvttty of vtt oa band, live? rtn perform they rrrmtf. Titer hIvo aef a lar ire ort&ert of Feed of twy d.cr'rt c.ji oa haad, tuich thy will 91 U at the to eat rate. Tbey ictk- a call from ail who ut tho "staff of at a raonaMa pr.ee. etr eat Maia street, aoar te em.t of f rct, airhsaeid, Zid . "Taey w.ai ex.--liaiie. at their store. Ficur fov W iteat, or CrcssC! lor Corn, the ra. tve t the Kill. Flcar $5,00 per cwi.... Corur-nsal ! els. per bash el. . . . PutaUe. Ki eta. per btubei. FAIRBANKS' STANDARD OF ALL KINDS. Also. Wareheass Tracks. Letter Press is, FAIRBANKS. GSEEHLEAF & CO., 172 Liia Street. Chicago. SOr Be earefal la tsy sal tbe (eaaiss. i Jans 26, 13 tT-ly ! A larre atsortmeat of beaatifal rownd bird carve i roa lw cents to $l,,i.st reeeivedby .

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Xelis-r ( On 7th Strttt, north of Main. lie also sells Baled Hay for Cash Only! TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALK ! Sfriir Bids Filled ? i Ihlirered to Amy Part of the City. srErm sootton. SotthSevrulh ! reet, Klchmond Ind. 9ept 4.1 .1. 37 tf NEW STOCK OF Jewelry, Notions, Watches, CLOCKS! B3EA.ST-PINS! iHZ si FM.YaKR Ml M. VMS, Oold, silver and 1 lasted Claalna! A Large aitortuitut of Plated fare. Castors, Knives, Fotks & Spoons! Musica Instruments. SLot-Guns, Ki:VOLVER8! To sel to :ti-ie who are for the Union the whnle Cnlon, and nothing batthe Union. An asaortmeut of SKEET MTJSIC1 Kept constantly on Hand. C. A. DICKINSON. Ko. 1, Main Street, Klchmond, Indiana. Angrcst If 3. 3n tf New Drug Store!! Fa H3. !k."7"H3X."!ar cft3 00.9 DEALERS ir Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Conl Oil f.mi.i, Soaps, 3?orfumorlo8 AND FANCY .ARTICLES GENERALLY!! also or FUHE WM.TiTSJr MtiQUORS FOtt MEDICAL TUEPOSaS. Patent and Proprietary Medicines! No. ia, Maln-st., Opposite Starr IIo.IL rT"0ur whole stock la near and fresh, having Jost tee 3 pnrehased cf Aianafactarers and Importers. JuneStti. ISG3. 87 -tf WANTED! For which wa will par ttie market pries la B. A. HOLDEX ft Co. ' tl Yin Htrett, Cincinnati. WIGGINS & CO., NO.39, MAI STBEET, WY ATIjnst received a Irree stock of floods, purchased I In tlie Raat jt Mannfactarers and Importers, for CASH, and they now otTr them for sals at each prices, and oa su-h tTins as will be sore to eeeare to Wiggins St Co., No 29, Main Street, A living profit. ThefrPtoek eml-rsees s eosapleteassort avnt of all kind ol Kaddlerv Hardware, also. Leathers of all kinds fole French Kip and Call, Morocco and Bindings. Black and Fancy knamelles. Heavy and Light Enamelled Leatliers, together with an assortment of oar own tanage of Leather, alt of which makes oar fteek ess ef tbe first in the coootry. Also oa hand at Wiggins & Co's, No 29, Main Street Threads of all kinds. Fly Nets. Horse Brashes, Whins. j Sa.ldl -e, II ircets. tiridles. Collars. Ac, are., of oar ewa maun lecture. Cosh I'attl for Elides. State of Indiana Wayne Co. S. S. laths Wayne tirc.it Ceart, Febroary Term, A.D l-vt Martba Ilaisl y.) VD voree. No. 119. y'llton IJai.I'y.) HK IT K '. tbat ontMs I, day ef Oct , 163, tbe aM,ve ra e I I'laintieT, ty Jaaes Perry, Att'y.. Sled Is the Office ol the Clerk of tne Wayne Circait Coart, ber cs-s :sint efaiaet said defradaet iu tae above entitled caase t-tv-r witli the affidavit of e eumpeteat person tbat r id drfaadaat la not a resident et tne Ata to of Indiana, an 1 that proee. eosM aot be served oa aiaw f-ald defendant. Milton Haialwy, therefore la aerehy aotifled of tlie l.iot .ad pendesty of said complaiaS asms it him, aod tnat. anless be appear and aotwer or dem.r tbreio, at tne calling of the aaid cause oa Iks second day of tne next Term of said Coart. to bt bsaa and beld at the Coart Hossve la Ceaterrtlte, oa tae 1st H.'oflay of Febraary asst. aaid complaint and the saatj ters sad this(s tnereia eoataiaod aad siledrd, wUI b m mh mm srme ana ane eaia caaae witi aw a ears sss to. mined la his abaeace. StVTf'l Witness: Sol. Veredita. Clerk, and the real of liitivi said Coart. at Centerrille. this KIHA da of Ocisoor, lr6M. James Perry. Atfj ef Pit f. SOL. MULIOITB, Oct. H Wm. T. DENNIS, Wavsvlxlnarton CJity. IX CJ. (Lata Xaamiaer sf C. B. Pataat OsaaeJ PATEUT AGENT & ATTORNET, .ppl.caxi.os idsea!l ressma ta tkis eitr r'cr;z: - -- "srrihirs I sr." attesd to Ue aetlasUwa aad adjast. Je.k'J;.-I. UtsissvaswA. . I M oil njtsttwrma Wit aifcal er Tritoas I ( y arners. ov sale ebeap

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