Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 31, 21 September 1864 — Page 3

MoCLLAN'S LETTER. -Is it not cnrioti that such intense peace men as VaUandiyham, Ingcrsoll. Wood and Lmi'', do not raise n howl of del Uion at McCMan'a -war letter?"' No matter how uncertain may 1e McCIe'Ian's position, there can be no doubt in regard to the sentiments of the men who, to do them justice, have been consistent in the advocacy of Peace and a recognition vf the South. Yet they are not annoyed at JlcCJellan's letter, which contains war matter enough to serve these Coppcrlift'l with a Btock capital of abuse uuflicient to last fcix months - The reason of this is plain. The whole thiwj ' umlerst'Mj'l! In r:lt-r to carry out il . . x- . . . . . . ..... 1 r . . . 1 1 . . I

iiit.' .i;mara ruir.riiei, triiiercu iulu ny irn y!iifu0 I Tnoc-rats and the KuLmond Deno- rats, bot'i wiiijm of the Deinocrncy inu.'-t be ctjoled until after the flection. Mc('Iellnn will do the war business, while 1'endleton Feures tlie peace rlement. When t!ie election is over, rnd Mif lclh.n whonid bo elected, these Peace men could tak the entire control of him and manage the Government in the interest of the Richmond 1) mocra- The scheme ia appaient to evt ry n ai. PENDLETON'S RECORD. The following extract 1'iotii a speech made in Congress on the lth of January, 101, by Mr IVndU ton, the I)eincratic candidate for Vice l'rcidcnt, should awaken the attention of every loyal man : "My voice to day it for conciliation, my voice is for compromise, and it is but tlie echo of the voice of my constituents. I beg you, gentlemen, who with me represent t!e Northwest you who with me represent the State of Ohio you who witli mc represent tlie city of Cincinnati I ber you, gentlemen, to hear that voice, if you will not if you find conciliation impossible if your differences are so great that you cannot, or will not reconcile them then, gentlnien, lit the iSi'ceiliny Stuten deiart i ere, let them establish their Government and Empire, and workout their destiny according to the wisdom which God has given thcin." Further along in the same speech he nays : "If these Southern States cannot be reconciled, nnd, if you, gentlemen, can not find it in your hearts to grant their demands if they must leave the family mansion I would signalize their departure1 by tokens of love; I would bid them farewell ho tenderly that they would forever be touched by the recollection of it: nnd if, in tlie vicissitudes of their Hcparate. existence, they should desire to come together again in our common Government, there should be no pride to be humiliated, there should be no wound inflicted fivm my hand to be healed. They should come and be welcome to the place they now occupy. Who Wilt Vote for McClellan? There may be some pood, honest, Union men who will vote for McClellan. We do not say there will not. lint this we do s:y: Kvery traitor in the land, who is allowed to vote, will vote for McClellan that is, in the loyal States. Kvery. man who would sooner sec Jetf Davis President f the I'nited Kfates, than Abraham Lincoln, ivi'l rote for .f- Clfllnn for tlie man w hose want of ir'-neralship (or sympathy with the South) has done more for the reble cause aiil inoro ti establish the rcb!o 1'resident firmly iu his place at Uichmond than any other cause or influence in the country. Kvery man who sympathizes with "the S nitlf" unci hopes that the rebellion may not be put down or that the people of the South may not be "subjua'ed," will vote for McClellan, for he knows that tlie prospects of Southern independenc would be vastly improved under General McClellan J a 1'resident. Kvery man who agrees with Alec Lout of Cincinnati, that when the alternative is presented of "subjugation of the South or Southern independence and a dissolu tion of tlie I'nion, he is for the latter will vote for McClellan." Kvery Northern sympathizer with treason, who rejoice at the defeat, disasters and repulse of our noble Army of the Potomac, while under McClellan, will vote now for hint for President. Kvery man who i- for "stoppino; the war," no matter how nor what may be the consequence, will vote for McClellan. Kvery coward, who would sooner see the I'nion go to pieces and tlie Government destroyed, rattier than spill a drop of his cowardlv blood in defence of them, will vote for McClellan Every man who is ignorant enough to believe the lies of demagogues and trai tors that the South was forced into recession and rebellion by Northern Agression and the "Abolitionists," will vote for .McClellan. Every man in favor of negro slavery and who is willing to see that institution extended over the whole country, will vote for McClellan. Every New York city and Coles county rioter, will vote for McClellan. Every rogue, rioter and out law in the land, if he has a chance, will vote lor Meridian. Every man who believes the rebels arc in the riyht and the Government in the wrong, in the present sniggle, will vote tor McClellan. Iu short, every traitor, every friend of traitors, and over ympa,hizer with tlie slave holders" rebellion, will vote for the hero of the Chiekahominv. Poe any man doubt this? Of course not There are a great many igrorent men in thi- country and sonn- f-iols. but not a man so ignorant or so foolish as not to know ami believe that all we have said in the foregoing is true. Is a man therefore, who commands such votes, tit to be President of this Nation? All i't favor of an obsequious knuckling to .Tctf. Iavis will vote for McClellan; all in favor of "fliihting it out on this line, if it takes all summer." will vote for Abraham Lincoln. Hurrah lor oi l Abe, liberty and pluck I Ct n "Cun)lx,:l...:d Gap" Morgan was McClclIdii's champion at Chiesro He w as bound t defend a "fellow soldier." Thi was right. The bond of sympathy uniting them made it ieculiatlv fitting, lloth had been distinguished for di-aster-in the field. l!oth had chamed Vase in the face of the enemy. Ti.ty cscaj ed destruction, although their country suffered loss.

LOCAL COLUMNS. RICHMOND, INDIANA: Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1CS4.

Mail Time Table. Richmond PosT-OrrirE, Mt, 15th. MAILS CLOSE. Columbus and East fhicApo - Cincinnati DaVtOH Way Indianapolis and West y. iils oi ex. Indianapolis snd We.-.t :15 a. . 9:45 a. H. 4:4ir. it. 4:45 r. M. 4:45 r. M. Q-JW A. M. 11:3 A. M. - - 110 A. M. r,l P. j, &:.',( F. JI. Cincinnati - j f),,,,, Wjt... j Chica-m-Columbus and F.t Hamilton mail, via Pofn, Ac, leaves im M nday VelnJ- l.iv and Fridavat T:') a. ji. Io. arr. Tue's.lay. Thursday, Saturday fi:"" P. u. 1'nion 'iiv, via Arba, Iv t'ial, ,tc, ' atnc f Im. ) Winch t'.-r ia New liarden. Icarus Mond ty and Kri.iav. at :f'i A. H. Io. arr.' Tcewlay and Saturday, at :U0 r. M. jLif Ortice i,rn iroin a. u. to 7:.'ti) p. x. On Kunda)-, from il.i)') to 10:O(i a. m. A. U II.UANS, r. m. RALLY FOR THE U II! OHM HON. T. J. BRAXTETT, OK NEW VOKK Will address the citizens of Richmond and vicinity on Monday Evening, 26th inst. at corner of Main ami Mariou sts., at half past 7 o'clock 1. M. LET ALL turn out and hear this distinguished champion of the Union cause. The Union Glee Club will be in attendance. "Rally round the flag boys ral'y once again! !" If tlie evening should be unfavorable the meeting will be held in Starr Hall. Union Ma33 Meeting at Gsnlreville.--There will be a muss meeting of the friends of the I'nion at Ccntreville on Saturday nevt, tlie 124th inst , commencing at one o'clock. In the list of speakers who will address the meeting we notice the names of Hon. I). E. Williamson, Gen. Col grove, ond Gen. S. F. Car'. A large crowd and an interesting time is anticipated. We see it announced that Ex-Gor Wright and O. W. Julian, will be present. This is a mistake. The former has an appointment on next Saturday, at Fillmore, Spencer co., whilst the latter speaks at Rosaville, Clinton co. , The Wayne County Fair, Commences on Tuesday next, 2'itli inst. and will close on Saturday. The Premium List is very liberal, and several attractions, amon which is the celebrated horse-tamer, Uarvy, is announced. We hope our farmers, horticulturists and merha lies, will turn out with the best specimens they have on hand and attend the Pair, aud make it the Pair of the season. Religious Notice. There will be a protracted meeting, at the Christian Church, in Henry Hall, commencing on Friday evening next, 'Sid inst, and continue over Lord's Day. Elder A. I. Hoims, and pcilinp other hi preachers will be in attendance through, out the meeting. Services at the usual hours. The public are invited to attend. Panorama of the Course of Creation. We had the pleasure of witnessing t'.ie unrolling of this splendid and truly lifelike Painting, executed by our fellowcitizen M.vut i s Motk, which is now to be exhibited for the first time to our citizens of this city and vicinity at Starr Hall, commencing on Tuesday night next, and continue through a series of evenings. There arc forty scenes, commencing with the formation of the world, when the Almighty said "Let there be light! ' and continues through the various conformations of land and water, and thoir adaptability to produce and sustain vegetable and animal life delineating the earliest Geological formations, and all the period successively, up to the condition of the earth as a habitation for man. In connection with the Geological scenes, it presents accurate views of specimens of fossil remains of tlie animal and vegetable life of each perio 1. The whole is designed to give an idea of the successive periods of creation, and the remarkable harmony between the history of these events, rex ealed by the rocks and the Holy Scriptures. It also gives scenes from the Mosaic account of the creation of man, with historical views of the deluge. Disconnected with the sublime events, it portrays with such vividness, and considered merely as a work of art, it will well repay any one for the sight, and we can freely recommend the "Panorama of the Course of Creation." to the liberal patronage of the People. Keep it before the People! That up to Feb. 1st, lGl. Eight Southern States seceded from the Union; that, up to Feb. Jotr. Davis, was elected and inaugurated President, nnd Alexander Stephens, elected and inaugurated Vice President ef the ?o called So'ithern Confederacy," and that all this was accomplished during the "Democratic administration of James Tjvch anas. The Copivrheads clamor abort the cost of the war. It i a f:;ct. not to I c gainsaid, that McC'leli a t ic rrot cotlv nrtir lc the Government has use I in the conduct of the war. Fre:notit' extravagence is o trifle compared with the xpcnlvcnca of McClcliaa.

Rules of the Morrisson Library; 1. The officers of the Morrisson Librarv shall be a President, Vice President, Treasorer. Seer clary and Li Ira run, all of whom, except the Librarian, shall be member of the Librarr Committee. 8. The librarr shall be open everr dar during the

six monms in.m h 1st oi April to the 1st of Oeto- ! iued not to turn od tnv ber, from 3 to 6 o'clock, r. .. and during the six ., , ' months from the 1st of October to the lt of Anhl P''res re allowed to

from 1 to o'cl-k. p. .. eio-i.t on Sundavs. Christ- I pictures undergo his

ma, and Sew Year. Jt shall also be open "every Sat3. The Librarian shall keep a catalog of the b.ks. proper! r.umlx-T and arrange the same: keep the room and tKHjks in (rood order:an efitrr of books taken from the library and tln-ir return, and the name and rvKince of the persons takine ti.e same: note down Imes and pen-

altie lor tbe injury, destruction or orerkwpine of ! . Sept. 10th, 14. books; see that the nil fovernii, the libntrr are en- i r t.-i.-.- j-.i.i forced; collect all fines and p,iitie.: cn Tu!! examine i The glt MantWr Free Exhibttion of t-ie AtoOreturned UxAh, and note down injury to or 1 fa emcnt i ciatkm took pl,-w-. Tlie business of the Association t'wrf, have tu exclusive ripht to tke hoik from the i was eooe tbrou-h with as usual. The President in the shehet, and replace ti:ern when n-turntil: ket-p the , . . , . , , . , . cseS l.ked an 1 permit no one to handle books on tne caau"' the m'nus of th I,rerl ros """g ere rea l

s! .ves; lafiel tl.e lxx-h-: place each b. k the nura' of the cafe to which it ln-!onjiti. and the number of t'?ie book on the i;?lf: at oa.h mnntl.lv meet-:;:; of tLeeommitt"? repoit in v. ntiutr a'.l violations ot these rules, aUo ;;!! r-?!uin.' n.-riiinj; repairs, or uait for us: rvcord the nanio oi" donors of U.ksand a list of bo-ks donate 1 by each ' raou. which donation shall be ackiuwle fired !iy t!je eomnattee thruh the city pap.-rs; make an annual r port of the condition of tiie library to t'e eolnmitut: at their Ajril mcetinj. 4. If anir person lose, detace or injure a book, or ... ,.r 1 -I. ..I! ... .1 .1 r - - tlw Librarian, and if such be one fa -t he shall either ri'phic the .-.-t or pv the full val.ie there-if, and ni iy then receive t r. ma:i.ing volumc-s aa his proper- ' 5. Writinfr or markm in a b.k. or turning down any portion of a leaf, is prohibited, and the Librarian shall iwa Hue there or. '!. Families are entitled to two voluni-s at sam" I tme. and a ,imle person toone. , be retained twei.trj ne days, and a tiny of ih e cuts per week, or traction I of a week, Tor each volume, shall lie paid for detention I longer loan toe tune aflone.1. Xo i r.-..n shall be tM-rtuitrtsi to take a lok from the library so lone auy hue assessed ifjiml hiin j remiins unpaid. ' S. I'.irenis or puarlians sending sm ill children to ' the library , must send au order itti tiieni, to insure a i book. j . Such Iss.ks as nny le desijrnat d by the Libmrv i "oniniitt.s- shall not lie taken fr.un t e library nmin, biit j lie kept as works of reU renee, and consulted there onlv, except by icimission of the Library Committee. i Itese fNiks are distinguished in the catalojr'ie thus . I'h Xo smoking or chewing shall be allowed in the library room. II. Honks det lined one week lonirer than allowed shall Is." sent f. r by the Librarian, and the expeiisc thus in"iirre 1 iK- assessed against the person piilty of such detention. I: All Ixioks must lie returned to the librarv on ' the 2'th of March of each tear. .... that the annual exa munition of tiie librarv can lie ui.ide. and anv s-rson failinjr to con, ply with this rule shall be fined fifty cents lor each volume so detained. LI. lt.H.ks miit Ik- s. lected from the catalogue, and the -election should be made before cominir to the li- '(. ..",.11 uc lliao.J "Tl"ie C.II.Oie 141 111 1 1 - I the case, shelf, nuni'sr and nsnu of t' e en don 11 an I ful msiied the Librarian, jiisi i printed i,. the catalogue. br.irv: and the c !i-ok rit t. as taw are mnitiM in the catabicm

1 I. Catalogues will lie furnished by the Libr.iriau I C nerry Llow and Meshaunock . ota' ks. for 2JCeiits eich. Then adjourned to Saturday Sept. Situ. Ii. i lie rejrnlar m?etinjr of the Library Committee , M shall lie on the tirt Wedoesl.i v evening of each month, j M. Persons teking books fron the library shall not ' TlIE NfcTT PkoCLF.LS of t..v two t'Xloan tiieni to otiiers. : . w e t: .1 i ...i 17. Any person who reyH-atcllv and n ilfully violates t 'lfslOUS to 1 l-ia ! t..f Sabbath tlie rules ol the library will be excluded from it use. 1 SllOol of the Christian C! il c!-., amounted ! to ?103,'-0. T-tv-.V most excellent siK-ech was made bv Judire . , ,. , . , - , , Shaekleford, of CUrksv:!-. Tenuc,, on '.Mondav KlCIIMONP. Sept, lit . 1 I. night l ist. The J... l.1iv,,,irot!:..r things, reminded i The ChrtstaiU C l.UrcM ai d Sabo-th the M 'Cteltanitea that tiieir e.Terts tore-establish .1.,- 1 School being assembled together, JkIxO'I very iu his State, was an int -r.erance that the Cnion j tl)e following resolutions UIVOUIMOUsh : men of Tenness -e won! 1 not tolerat-. They knew what j Resolved, That we express niT warmest the sum of all villainies' consisted of -that it was an j than ks to the gentletUMdj' S'lpt's l.UI.t ui :n.iti -a ted curse to the white race, n ' they wanted j and Miller, of the G . C. Hailroad, for

to destroy it root and branch. He desired these McClellan slavery propagandists iu the North, to attend j to their own business, and nd -r the I'nion men of the South to "rcfrulate their domestic institutions in their own way." The accursed institution was already kill ed bv the hands of the slavc-holdinjr traitors, and ail the loyal men of the South asked of Litllemack and his traitor sy mpathiz ts of the North, was to be jiermitted to bury it peaceably and quietly. The Jude spoke eiH'ourninjrly of the prospects of tlie re-election of "honest Old Abe and Andy," and our excellent Governor. Morton, but warned us not to rulax our efforts to secure their triumph beyond a peradv n ure. j Work! work!! work::: until tlie polls were closed on the : diy of election. That's "the word with the bark on!" Let us take he-si and govern ourselves accordingly, .lit.l ri. S . w-.i follow."! in a few i-l.xment and welltun d remarks by Hon. John Vary an. and Col. John ! A. liridjrUub when toe me tiuii a IJourned. j About the close of .! e. Shackiefor Ps address. ' copperhead iu the crowd remarked, when the Ju gr at- , ... ... , , ,., ,, ,r ,, , Iu 1 ed to the rharpe m ide in t'ie hicapo platform, that President Lincoln was a .' .-rant, that "Lincln nupht ti W huiie'." No so mlt iia I the words escaped cop s ; v:c lieard a sonn 1 liLunto t!ie stroke of a l.eiee l.l ill -..riili-t l-i.TI.-n b . in.l. Oil liMlLtTlir to- ; i .. ,r'u r .. . i...i... 1 .r'iT f.et of MeCieii.i., ' ! t Jifei r restiniriei the ejr.uin V. A sol Iier-ls y coiildu t j li-tei to sue), bmemee a..! '.;, ', t . his eominan.':er-in- ! chief with paiieinv, and he h id only straightened his 1 dexter r-pht arm toward- cop's countenance. Some one ob.-crved tu.it tne "rait-sp!itu-rs" "ere about, an! a....,'... - .;.l .1. . .. it. 'I 1. ..I ..ele li.irtel COT. over! j ....ie. ...... .. ...... ...... ....... , , We thought it was a pool job na 1 expeditiously done-r-cr The Messrs. Avkky, have puri hased the fine bullies, property of the .Messrs. Johnson, at the S. E. ' corner of Main and Marion, intending to move tiieir ; Drugstore there as 90011 as the tr .cery st.K-k is Jisposed of. We learn that the Messers. Johnson are 1 . closiniT cut their business with the view of encainjr in stun 'thiri else. r"Maj. J. S. I.l-, has volunteered as a private in the (Hh cavalry. Lieut. J.M. Ilolloway and the Major' st irted for their Itejj't on Tuesday week last. ! ...... i TiivT Skkknaok. On Saturday uiaht last, all tlie old members, comprising the i :-Ktcll String Hand," were out, disco.irs-: ; ing tiieir inimitable musk-. Our humble i domicil was honored with a visit, and a , few ot their bet tunes. Long may all i the members live, and have many reunions after this war is emled aud the ' I'nion savet

at-ALx. Moffitt. the News Agent jtirQuite a handsome a Mition to the on the Cincinnati and Chicdiio Air Line little.narrow -contrac :. . 1. P'' ' , .arson -11. U. will please accept our thanks for j sge of the Pearl st . ?-f K Ctiurch has late papers from the City tliat McDonald, been erected without o ir havinff noticed say-. "iossesses more railroad facilities 1 it. We. now make a.iiends for o::r r.vzthan any other State in the L'nion." lect. It i now a pleasant dov.i.nir to Success to Aleck, and may his shadow look upon. never grow less. ! . ... . For the PiMa.'ium.

.1 Siyn'jicettt Vtte. On last Monday week, a vote was taken in one of the coaches on the C. & C. A. L. R. K. soon alter the train left Logansport, with the following sijrnificent result: '22 for Lin- I , : T .... , , .. coin and 9 for Littlemack-, of the latter were hand ' ciifeJ, or deserting the Old Il ig, and were on their road to Cincinnati for trial! Licit. Jons II. Popf, Quarter-master ! , of the 1Mb Ind. Keg t. came home Oa last Thursday evening. Ilia Kegiment is in Sheridan's arruv in the Shenadvah ' Valiev. To Lc FJUor, of tU Potlndlum: j Will VOU allow me Space in your r.ftper a. .u. - f I to mine umuu-.v. w.v of the denominatim Calling themselves ;

; Cf.rUtiam. that tiie person alhulcd to at i Fct. the btc annual meeting or the Richmond j Cestrilte. gpt. w i. Bible Society, as a prominent member of; pe w ee t'nat lU ""Ide Amies'' n iia rtj a chrisUdn chtirch, who was found hv a '"J m Cbica-n, wb. tier priasiir sun? in .. j l.il.le dintrtbutor without a bible wa nvt P -WW. imgu fut tbire

a member of their denomination. r v r !

j Extensive Raids. j The people are fast finding, that J. P. Amj:ma'' Picture GaUerr ia Vaaghan'a new bufldinir, is tte , , . . . ,- .1,- ; PU ,c P fiae pictures ; as hi has rf fterf fiee in the ' citr, and ti xmemt ow in the West. lie ia deterin-

btit tt ho of nork ,- no trad leave Lis new rooms, a all inspection before going out. Call and see the fine display of pictarcs, that decorate his I WlU' You can rni an hour with profiu I 7 I The Horticultural Association, i ' " er ; and ad..pted. The report of the Committee appointed to prepir--1 premium lists on Kruita and Vertlables, was accepted and laid on the table. B. Strattan, was appointed a Itlifrate to tlie American Poraotogica.1 Society from this Aasociatiou. The aherations in t'e Const-tutioa were laid orer till next moetiiiCThe Exhibition of articles was T"ot, but once equal to lhe mreH.l.v tine grape exui',uea by w'r ; Ieven!, at nr last DiJctimr, which several meia'ers j tUted to be fiacr than they had crer Iwfor n. ; U" ia Jva UrM; S"rtmeat f AppU includintj Summer Pearmain, ked I'-troit, Wine A j.pte, Vitite lla'tr. Van.VTen. W w it. Keili.,er.Ca!..rio ,,- w. . , . i ' , 1'o;i9,"" 1 W. "..e- ere, Autumn Seek no ' urther, Long-Stem, Lonji IaUo I Pe.iruta'm, Rort Bed. iir a.well Sweet. Crook -s Seedun'. J.;k-'s Sweet, Wine Sap. Pearmain, Hertfordshire, rail Butter. Trenton K.iy, Wh:te Winter Pearmain, V.-llow Rcl-2 wer Ifijrhtep. Ilooaier Ke.1, Yearly Meeting, Newtown i'ijipin, Smitli's 'i ler, Kirkbride's White, Newtow n Spuxenbere, ;ilp;n, Fall Pearmain. I.a'.dn iu, Black Apple, Engliah Ketlstreak, Early ; Michael Henry, Kumiio, Strijied Ash m.. re. Cat Head. .Maiden Klush, Golden Kusset, Fall Pippin, Penock. Knprlish H:i(il ", Wood's Apple- lie also reir iled all present w iih his es.juisite cherry peaches, with suirar and cream : also a very large Shaker Sweet Potato. James Hamilton, Cabi vcry larpe ; Pumpkin, Peach blossom, (.arnet j Chili, Shaker blue, Peach Blow and Moshaiin.vk PotaI t'K.-?, Tomato's, Black lierry and Catawba Wine. , ' hnton, Isabella and Catawba grapes, canned : ami ' IVlawaro, Cape and I-ake Gr,i;oa. T. T. Harrison, F w Tomatoes-Griffith Mender.ha!!, Lake Grapes i ! "Jnir, bouquet of flowers. 1.. , . . t...?, a.c.in,.. 1 .... .lie, ..'.r; tt .it j i;ut,rr Apples, Duchess D'Aiv-nUnoe Pear, Lake, ' ., . . . .,. ,. j t ape, Clinton, and I rank!. s. .V V , t:.er:U !, f E. V. Teas, Earlv Trei.ton Fall Wine, House and their kindness, and liberality in furnishing US with first class Coaches for Onr Pic-Nic excursions to Pqua. Ohio, and also the conductors for their polite an 1 courteous attention. Retained, That we tender our sinepre thanks to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity for their liberal patronage. JC-ET We neglected to notice the sudden death of Mr. J. W. I). King, residing H 'lfS N. W. of Centcrville, which OCCUred Oil the Othilist. He had VlCCU over to this city, the week previous to his death, and $old some of his wheat and his entire (lip of Wool, and had placed the money he had received, in his pocket - book, amounting, his wife ..... . , , , , ,, .... thinks, to near two hundred dollars, lhe ' pocket- book was ill his pants pocket, which he had on when lie died. His ! pants were removed from the coipse, and It u tig up at t'ie head of the bed. and remainel tuero lltlt.il alter tlie Ki!K.-l ;U, wjen oa looking, the Jiockct book and ' ... . r .1 ; l ,,ul "l "l" " " 'supposes that it and its Contents lld . I 1.. r....il. ...... . l.i-ii. -stolen, 11C1I llie i.ii:i.j , 1. i v otte,Kirl tlie funeral. We regret to learil tll.lt Capt. W. CllAX. JkKFKKIS, is quite low from the 0lfccU tf the amputation of his riidit . . . . n rm I. rrciiil-u li'l ..r 1 o nrii! I.u recovery is consitlered verv doubtful. JCETDr. J. T. l'l-l MMfcR, attacked with the hefirt-discasc Oil Monday last, , , , . and we reitret to say that he i yet quite "H at the time of our going to press altho' he was thought to be some better. 0ne of the mnst hUome and ass,ol.tmonU of -UVvrv Goods, ..J,,,., Flower-. Ac, are now 0:1 hand at our friend Mrs S. A. Ilikk's. nearly opposite Pearl st. MetSodit Ktiisr-opal Church. Soe aJverliiC : .. .t in anulher coin nn. Cwi." A ntlem.in once opcJ a dc?, and snl.l him to a friend, tronty rvr .n:n.'nd:ntr hlr. as "goid for Coou." The purchaser, on buvin.T tVc animal, fntin-1 out that ha was perfectly worthless as a good Cana d g. and broil-!; t hits hact. concluding like mm'- 'rr " imca-i ,!mt it was fraatulect and the sale Lai no bin lin force. T;,c formet owner ,xpUinM by nfm? tUjt'Jie him for everything c!; but huiavinp racccn-. and foind hira utterly useless, an ! he thsnyht he'd remn,mend him as "jrood for Coon." and it raitht acciiectlv : prove Ui be so. A para'.'el to this dojf cas-?, has iust TZl V tb? cpiJn!-T T cht- rof the -fimn," bis been trk i a a Peet, EditJT.aw!Po,tmxsW,alha.prnTeAinaUatoB-.plete failure bwt, aco4iBir to htsown evi-ieiK-.-, in his last week"9 ''. xi.ient orrre,;t, has ,t la?t : is.cs'ium uta u-oe wotm, in i.ie on.come in cae is a'.oercni .rr ta mat ot lae aoovc Dj.T.tioned. He prove to be (treat cn -jrrevn beans, seasoned w'th . . . 1 1 1 - O I . V kW ' ' iiltT"' ClT Z" ? ! J. ... , . "i wj i " "T 'VTa' . cIu-r f"T 7 in the bean lin' th'- U ftM,'. "afrvs -all the world and the I yn. k". v-unaeni vs he aricar with mankind." to "cortt .i. 1 :,u .- i any autery day" oaai frjst sba!! inter. j r,n.y5,-OM foar-i" Of RicboVTtd, to revival r , , ' ' en,rotw er?t f r evi

In a word MADAME ZADOC PORTER S CURATIVE BALSAM is the ?r3t Antidote to Colds, Conphs and Consumption, and its use will amply repay the confidence of the user. It has already done much, and is destined to do more, to mitigate, and fiunlly banish from the human family, so terrible a scourge to suffering; humanity as Consumption. 30 3-J.j The History of Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters.

j The most remarkable medicine of the j dny, and the many cures that have been j i'erforuieii with it in cases of Liver Comj plaint, D f.jK?psia. Nervous Debility, and j other diseases arising from a disordered j stomach and liver, places it at once among j the most astonishing discoveries that has j taken place in the medical world. The j diseases which bitters are applicable are j so universal that there are but few of our j friends who may not test their virtues in t!itir own families or circle of aejuaint- ; ances and prove to their own satisfaction ' that there is at least one remedy among j tiie many advertised medicines. ; For sale by Druggests and dealers. everywhere. " :0 o4 J i HOOKS, STATIONERY, Ac. The Messrs. Nicholson llro's, have one of the !ar;.-cst and best stocks of Literary, rihntnir.. and ILstoriraS Works ; ScIhsiI &.ks and Ulank n.ks, v.: the citv. Tiieir stock of Sutionerr. Card ILiards I ; of various colors an I quality, is U't surpassed. Wail and win low 1'apers, Cords and Tassels, Window 1 Curtains of a variety id' Patterns comport- s;i-rt-ui -lit and the most beautiful patfrns. A 3:ia !o of Pi.oh.prapU Albums, on hand. UnUy and Weekly PajnTs, and all the sLmdard MajrirMos, ran be had at liicir e.-t ibli.-hm -nt. In short every article tint -liotild lie found in a well regulated li.k-ti re, can Ikhad at tlie Brothers Nicholson -opposite Cuiz - n, Itatk. Call and see. ! JL&Vo you want a pood Carpet? J.i to the Iiecj H.ve Store and make a selection, at a satisfactory j rice, l'o you want p.iods of any kind, to suit the Full and Winter seasons'? You cau be accoaidatd by callinp at l. 11. Crawford's. Two Mules For Sale. A Pair of No. 1 MIXES lor Sale. They arc ! three years old last Sprinp, l'i hands biph, well t broke. Thcv will be sold at a lair iirice. For terms. I and to sec tht m, call alJ. W. liursou A Co. 'a new ! Oil Mill, adjoining the city. Hams, at the Haiu Corner; Dried Beef; Family Groceries and Produce of almost every kiml, to lie had at Geo. W. Darncs's, 0j.1jx1.site Citizens' liauk. y7 Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and patterns put up promptly by the proprietor ol the Gas Works, James M. Starr. Fire-Biick, (Joke and Coal Tar lor sale. Ordcis received at the o i.ee, oiie d-ior west of Kniswiler 1 Co.'s and promptly attended to. A REMEDY FOR FILES. It ia a blessinp for the sufterinp to know that we have an eff.ctiial cwre lor this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. 1. Haznrde. of Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio, takes proat plesure in informinp all who are snflbrinp with ieift-s tiiat he used a snnll quantity of I't. SUrioklnnd' lile Remedy, and it eftectcd a permanent cure. This seines t 1 be the ease witli all w lio m ike use of this s) Ji rai d preparation. It is manufactured a No. o Kat.st Ko rth striH t, Cincinnati, Oliio, and sold by all lrapprsis. Great Central Railway Line. Indiana Ceutral. Kichmoutt i. Covintti,iid Columbus. iitia & Indiana It. IS. COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS Via Urbana, Piqua and RK-hrrrorrd. f Two Through Trains Uaily ! WITHOIT CIl.VNCiE OE CARS OK COMlfl'TIIB.1. ..; 20,h. Time Table to lake effect Goini; West X. 7. No. 1 i A. M. 3 00 r. i t 7 12 s ;io 9 .hi 111 41 50 A. M. 11 :tn , 12 n 1 4ti ! 3 5 4 ti. .". .i? ; s ' P. M. Leaves Ci'luni'ius ' " . Mi'.h id " r r'nina Piqua ! l.renville . Kiciimoiid - - Arr. Ht l:i iianapolis5 on' .ii 9 .Ii OoiMi East. rNo7ti. No. '.i. No !' A. M. 5 li -- J M ill - I 10 111 - ill m - i 12 4i - I I 4i - i 2 47 P. M. 1 10 4 li i i r. 4 . 8 mi h ;.o in no P. M. 7 2i in :;'i A. M. r. ;m 7 :to 8 22 y ;.i Leaves Indianapolis Richmond - -" recnville . - " Piiia " I'riiana Milferl Arr. at t'olunibus I A T Milford is a crossinsr of the Snrinsfi 1 I HriTich i a-, of tiie Oovclaud an I t'oliini':,ns Itiit-K-ud, at ! ' Iriiana. the crossing of th" Sandusky, 1 lay ton and t'incinn iti ltai!!.ad: at Piqu.i.thc cros-.inr of the Davi tou and Michigan K-iil-K.iad; at trc-eni iHc the cn.ssI iiisr of the tJrceurille and Miami Kul-ltiad: at Ki !i- : uion I, t'ie ere-on;r if the Cincinnati and hico A,r Lin; ;h,iil It-ad; at Indianapolis, is connection . t,.r Louiril1.. St. Louis. SprinpfieM and Chicn", and all points West. r;oi; wi:st. ; N... 7 connects atMilfonl for Springfield and Marvsville; at I'rtiai:;;, f.r IW-licfountaiu. Tirhu, and Sandusky:. it Piqna. for Toledo and Fort Wayne: at t'nion j Citv. at B:e':!iend. f.r Anfcrson, and Ltiganrport: at i In lianapolis, for Terrs Haute: Lafjrctte, Springfield, ! III., ic. i 6 connect at Milford direct for Sprir.pfieM. Ohio, j an 1 for Marysville: at I'rbana, for l!ellsfmntaine, Ac : ; at l'iqna. fur Try and I'avton, I'nion City, Muncie. I ir.: at Kichi.i in 1. for And -rson and Lojranspnrt: at India UJpoiii, direct for St. Louis, Cidcapo and all j p iuts et. No. iruns toIiqna only, connectin? at Prbana. for i li'.lef' nntiine: rt Piqua direct for Lima, Tu!e- Lietroit an 1 Fort Wayne. i No. li connects direct at Indianapolis for all points ; writ. j Rirri itMN't; east. j Nn. 6 connects at Riebnond direct 'or Cinciaaar;: ; at Pi.jua. from Troy an 1 1'ayton; a' fr'nana. direct for : Spnnsrtield. and from S.imlnsky: at MiifncLfor Marysi T.lle and Delaware: at Columbus, direct witii Express ' Trains for Clereland and R.-liaire, No. 10 connects at I"iqna, from Tnleio and Lims: at ' j t r isna. from Uellvrountaine: at Milford, for Msrysville i i aal Sprinirtteld; at Cclurabus. diruct with f.xpress ! Trains 'or Cleveiand snd St-nhef!i-ille. J I No 0 connects at Richm fld for Cin-tnnattii at f Piqn.1, for Toledo an! Oetsjit; at Crbana for tl'c- j ' fountaine. , Nn. tj Will t..p :0 minunes for breakfast at Rich- j mond. and for dinner at Crbana. No. 7 and 1 wii! I breakfast at Crbaca. W. F. 3; ATEB, As.'t Snn't. So. 1". tTj ennJ 11, IS'A. Valuable Business Souse TOR SALE. The nnderi2T!tsi rOtrs fhr b!s VI TWO- I 'OBT BRICK HOCSE.-.he fnrth Uaae i of the comer or Ma aat Xirion sa: t , on Marvm-t. t frt Mtn f wLich is now occupied kr I 1 L.v-, , , ..a 1 I - - - a ?ssctnsKeT's saop. irwre are e;ven ncm am a i Kitchen two good walls and ia exce'Wnt cist.ni j I fruit trees and a pood garden. j j rnrchjsr4 ara iocite.1 ti call ant crimine lK rreirnVs, t9 terms wiil be iSvie kn"wa, which will Vw reaMia'oV .... fv j v.. u ... j hmonj lni.t .rt- U !"'

i - - . FIXE TotJet A ar-te od PfTfome, at PfX'XViR KSLLT"6. 3-t.

The FAIiIi Hat Fashions!

fMHE unders'srned liat tust recesvea tus new ''ai hats, .fVi lowlut-h he inviu-s the at- IF iV .-iVl induii'e in i?:h? !sle?t fash- j5t?; Wn. Call at the Hit and -- -A ' Cap St.ve of JOHN SL FFK1XS. RUhm..nJ, led., Sept. Cth, Isot. ltf EZRA NYE, piilu is Stoves and Hollow Ware, l'lnin, I'rcju-ed. ttttd Jupanra Tiawarr. A'v-., .r.nt f.-r th-e SaK of thf Forest Queen. Cooking Stove. And MairuUcfurer of all kin Is f Tlr All) !1IKET-IUV HDBHt Te, fitjo-'i i'.-' ia OruV.-. r-yAlortrTs for SpootitiA t.otters auJ VaReya, atlen.led is no promptnes.. Store aj-i 'iiiiiiir SeoiVs Furniture Kcvnji, near the Pcpot. lfici:rtiTt, lhna. Jarr. 27, Isf 3 11. Si J w W w . DENTIST, llic'ltiitoricl, TmL llFNTAI. KtHMIs on North Fifth Htreel, Vet side, uettr .'lain. June 1. lit. irtf j TTc W StOClf o HtLTClwarC ! i rjsMVv. ..nWnVr Uuviiijr just return from New , M. York, tikes pii orfwrtnity tointorm hin friends 1 a" ',ti o l""'1' Iiia Le UL su. u be iu receipt of a fresh j - aril vrart',. r ttery, -sails, Otrrmce Trim Rins, Jk.c. Vt bich he t-c disp-sa:I to nil cl.wp. Phase-call and M.i lie..'.-.- pirci.asii!p elsew iiote. 1RVAN RKED. 40 tf. Ait:l. 1MADISON HOUSE, ?i 1 1 x s t k 1 : 1: t , Iktwocn Front and Second Streets. Cincinnati, Ohio. J. AV. GARRISON, Prop'r. March .1. l-U. H-Ir. ! PILES. iS 17 U J Z a l TTt I J!! SVF.KV fiOfY IS HEINO CPREI) OF THIS i distressing disease by the nse of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Kcad what a sr.Berer says: Mr. J. .P llaxtirde, Wl Second street, Cincinnati, O., says be has been a dreadful sufterer with Piles tor a lot;tr ill:", ar:f has (ie I irearly erery thin?, and could obtain no relief. Ib-u-cd a'" ut oiie-fom !h ol a t of lr. Strickland's Pile Ointment, and it made a com-ph-t r rilri'. Ke adrises i ivrv one wli is smleriiijr t try it. S. ld bv nil lr!iJ.-er t.-. SO c rrs wr pot. Manufartoie 1 at N- ! l-i.u-t fourth r.i-t. ' 'inciiiiiati O. Ask for Strickland's ICeinct! ) . DR. STRICKLAND'S i ?tfe!IifIirons Coagh Balsam! IitoI oiisli. Cold, SoreThront, Al!imn, niiv on. trouLL-d with these tuphoiita to trv one buttle" of j Stricklandfs Melliii!ious Cough Balsam, o. inec uicu: inai ii is im-m prej'aiaiton ecr rwl. It not orrfv funs ii' iih'ie atlt-ctions of the

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' J Throat and I.hhn but it cnr. Nil.t Sweats and S).it--M. j t:nr 'f PfiKL nrij is a;r exoflent esr.-le for anr kind

'f S. re Throat. It is ph-nsant fo take, and a safe uied ; icine for infatii -. Price ill ce;.ts -t buttle. For salj by Ivritjrgi.ts p'i'iki ally. j .inT! ! pot t,, i:t lib flrcef, C'incinI tirtti Ohio. Wl A.M Sliickland'a Antic-Cholera Mist tire, Is 1 r"in(K-lt)i-. fif a-4tKiixrfTitst aL-rrVm!.-f timulantj ,ai . .! ri-i m 1 :: hwi vvry !i -inn acknowMfi ,,f oi ',, ' a )V..M, Ti.i. Ant.-fl.oler. Mixturo is now in n-.e in s.?rcral of onrarmr hospitals wIk-i-c 't E "es ! e (rreafc-r't s-vstsriin. It has gaved the lives of tlMii.aiids f mr s;l liers and citizen, an 1 we will rarainfee -i to bo t?i? In-st remedy in the world hr Li.air'eea and Uvsentory. .Mr. M isHis. "" I'm iiijrton. Kr. will be most happy tn sati-fvanv one as to tiie virtue of Sirickland's Anti Cholera Mixture: in f'ict we have a crcat numljer ol fstitnoniul from ation who hare Wa enred aft?r l""i.rf pronounce! incurable by tiieir physicians, some a'tt. r taking; only ono bottie if Strii kland's Anti-Cholera Mixture. Is' you suil-r with Uiarrh'jea and lvseatery trv cm battle. Vl orii-ht net to be with.-mt srreh a valuable m-nlicines. The Cincinnati Nation vl t'uion, of April 24:h. s iCs: that thonsan is of our sd liers hava been saved by the use of Strickland's An'i-Cholera Mixture. For sail- by Ptsgis; at 50 cents Jwr Imt lie. .fF..Mle -t Hummer A Kelly's: Sampeoa A Rosa:' and at E. Po ts a S-n's, Kichnni,!, In-L Administrator's Sale. MTLL "a FlitDAr, Spt. IX at Public T ver.-ine, at I lafe residence of JOS. BOND. oa tie HHWir".i Pike, ',$ miles North-east nf K'chmou!, tiie following- personal prop-rtr, of aaid Estate, not fskfTt by the widow, to-a it : H. t,. t'attlo. ;sbcp. H.jrs, F'artninj ntenaiU, Wheat, Oat-, mrl Cm: the undivit'-i half of a Sv.rm"? Mdh H".ie-li;li and Kitchen Kurnitnre, and other toinif t;..t iM-eesnry to rro-nticn. Saie b emmence at 14 o'clock on said day, when terms HI be tliadtr kr-v. r and dae atunviance rircq by F.Sos TlluMAS Admais r. I. WOOMP.rFF. Aitclioriw, Sept. , 1. For Said or Exchange. rWlITE on'.UTiizncd eff-fs frr rata W deairabU KeiilDf: uitlt two acre of Iad i"5 nl woitnJ one hifli rrf detaehfd. , U 'Hci,mci, and wh,n 'tU iui mi. I ai il tbe whole fje a part on rtns, or ea'iacjie for . farm thia 0,tf' KENBV" BALTilW. t?'.. ., isot. NOTICE. 1 i-Tbr jprcn, "to wirm i; tr.se cwnoern," thai r-r. ha ea roamejr in dM si rfnct rvTi, .n in:t city n-i webiervilie; treS re, Wj's T mtrn n me'ante v.t i-h-rs, ivh Vi1ihim!

' V " "' " ' a- onnt, as i ta per aa 'rht h?f' crtrs-rt!-?. i4 partis will taae Cotweasd gnxem tiTus-asfvea KenH'tHv. JOsfclU rARMrTR. BihtKd( led., fxyt. It, I mi.

HOSTETTER'S fT.LKBRATE'P STOMACH BITTERS: . A pure pp erf4 TonW-, cvrecavr and aHrtive ! i u ierfu edicicucv ia diseawi of tto ! Stennch Lirsr and Bowels Cures ryperi, I jrer Complaint, Headace, Oeneral IVi!ily, Nenouness; IVpreasxm f SpulM, C.Vv-um Uers Colic, InWtimuinf Ferrrs, Cramps, al Spa.uis, and alt Complaints of eiitwr Sex, arising fnm Pily Weaiue.s' wnrther iuhetwt in the srjtr ' .w prxolucetl lv ajnaal caua . 5TjthiG that is c.if whotesi h:.-, j'niil ant rfatora tire in its nature cmvrs in6 0 composKioii of ItOS. TPTTtC'a TO!l 11 "ITTltJ Tl.: 1-. . " ... . . ..... -, . H,j .i.oai j preparation contaiua no tuineral of any kind uo bij fanicaT ff wnf; nv Gctj excitartf: bu it is a eomhinai lion of tJf CKtracfs ff r-I balsslwc lTl.s mid tfaut witi t!ir pur.-.-t and niil.test of all difTtrsrve stimulants. It i iH V be forearmed apaiust dixaiHS and, sn far as the human y.-tom can U- rntts t-d by hunun means airain!.! tifx'M.e- enci ndcr.t by an une hole- ' some atmosphere, iiapure mw aud oricr citeriial ! causes. llOsTKTTf-K S ilrrlTirs mav 1 ivlid ,M as a satepiard. In distorts iufestel with frrrrmt l .t jw, it has heeu found infallible as a preventative ar.il iireoistabie as a remedy, and t.hotisands who resort to ii ttnder ajipnr lH'nsicuof an attack, escape the conryc; and thousands who nel.-ct to arail themselves of its productive (nHtuca iu advance, are ritred bv a very brief couia of this marvelous medicine, fever aud Ajrue p.itK'iit,-, after lmg fitni with quinine for raoutitk in rain, untd fairly saturated with that danp-rous alkaloid, am ! not nninmTrrtr restorst to health wttlun a lev da J by tbe use of llotciters UltU IK. Tlie weak stomach is rapidly invienrate.1 and th pitite nitrf by fhis ajrreeahle Tonic, a.hl In noit nrrtj wonders i ca.se 'pMU in Lss cou-firuH-d forms of Indigestion. Jutinjf as a gentle and (minless appenent, aw writ 4 upon tlie Incr. il also invariably releaves the t'onslilulioii Mipi rniduce.1 by irrejfuhir artioi of rte ftg.rtnre arnl sect five organs. Persons of fiyb!c h.ibit. liable t Vcrvotis Allncks I.oivnc of S (lints amf Fits of Tuoit.uoi, lind prompt and s.i nianeut r.dicf from the li.iuis. The u-stiuiony on tin'.! point ia most conclusive, and from both aenc. The jpmv of llllions t'olic is iuuiicdiatt ly suapel by a single dose of tlie stimuicnt, and bv incasionally resorting to it, tiie return of Uic complaint may be prevente.1. A a peneral Toitrc, I?otonprV TliMcrs pnluce edects Inch must tie eperi"need or witnessed la-fonr they can tie fully a pvrciH I . Ui eases of r.:itii,i,u H nVt-i.-K, rrwttio-e iVrov and Uetidity and iKn'repitude arisiiijr from tdd Asp. it cxeifisica the i lwtric influence. I u tlie convalescent Btfs of all iIimm'.i it operatea a a dotihtful it ijorsint. When the powers of nature aw n-laxed, itiliert o le-enforce ami rx-cnstabfish tliem. Iist, but not least, it is 7"e Only S110 Siimttlft bein manufscture.1 froui Himnd and mno-uous mU1riala, and entirely free from the acid elements present more or less in all tlie ordinary (rnnm atrr stor.iachica of the day. No family medicine lias lm so 'Hovcs.,ilh , nnd, it mav ! truly ml led IKSL'K EPLV (M.pnlar nitli the intelligent iHTtioa f Ue coiiimuiniy. as IItsfftf.ra initrs 1 Prepared by HOSTKTTKK A SMITif, i'itislmrir. Pa. Sold t'v all PrujriNis, Ci-oeera and Storeke..i...ra cvcr wlfre. HELMBOLFS GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMPOI'XD FLT ID KX TRACT IirCIir.a Po.-itiro ami Specific Rcmislr for diseast of the illaiMcr, Ki.tnevs, th-arel, ami Iripsiral Swcllinjrs. This .Mt-Uicine ineieaaca tbe iwer of Iij;c-lkin, anl eacites tbe Absorlitn tnto bcaltliy action, by wliicli tbe Watery or Calcaienns .Ii-jm motion, ami all niinntn ral ei J irieinciits arc reduced, aa well aa paiit aivj iofJaaiiaaCiou. IlclmTxsl.fs Hi tract Iluclin. Tut Weakaess arising firr Exws cs, Habits Dissipation. Karly fnilisrrotioTi of Abuse, att.n lc.1 wittoe lollwniir symptoms: linliss.sit.oii to klaurlioii, Jf.s of Poucr, Iwiss of Memory, ibtEcurty of Ilreatbios. Weak Nerves, " Tri-inbliiv, Hormrof O'sease, Wukct'ullness, I'imness of Vision, Pain in Uie back, I'niversal Lssitn le of tlie Muscular Syst-in. Hot Hands. Flushinjr of tlie ?.Klr, lrw. ol tlw Skin, Krnptiona on tlie Kacw Pallicd C.niiitcnance. Tiies" y iiptouis, if a'l'wH M pnnn, which tliia medicine invrwMy moov. s, soon tieloa g In one of wlii. li tlte Pati-nt I.tay espiae. WUo can say that they are not freua:ntljr followed by tiiose "Ibicfiil fliseascsc." "INSANITY AND CONSt .MITION." Many ire aware of flie cause of their mifli.i inp, Rat none will eotrfesa the record of the in amie awylarai. Avp r.i.iioii IfatTii rr CcWBrMrTTux M jr aiui'le witness to the Truth of the assertion. rijii:rcs t! e ai 1 of Mediciue UiSlrcnjtlien and lnviomf tlie Svst. m' Which lit: lmibol atrnct snrh invariably iies. A Trial wifl convince the most skeptical. .. aj; . . - ri:MALixruiALir'E.'VAi.i. In many AfTccWons tculiar to Females, tlie Kxtract ! Ui CHi' is m..p.ille.t by any other remedy, ca in Oilor-wis or Retention, Irrefrnlantr, Painfullness, r i Suppression if Customary EracuUJriua, Clcrrat- I or " Scirriaiu state of tlie UtTU, lajucli'irrles-a r U ...u-s i Starilitv, an I fur all cjmplai:its incident t tlie s.-a wfther arising from inli-rettn Habits of T'ssipii tion, cr in the DECLINE Oil CILVE OF UiE. SI: Take bo more IPilsiem, ferenry, or tut pleasant M'-dir i n? for mnplt-asant aud dntt (teroos dikca.. HEUIBOLD'S EXTRACT Rt'CIIC AND IMPLOVF.b KOSE ffAMI ft UE.-1 SIXRET DISK.iflls. fa all tSeir Stajre, At little Ejpontrv. lattle or no change in Diet. No ioconveuiencv. It canses a freoucnt deaire and gin-a s;r-iijili to Crinatc. tljereby Kemovine Obstroc turns. Pn-vents ami Cores Structures if tlie tret bra, allayin Pain ait Inflammation, so frequent in tiie class of dis-asc, r.iA epellin all Poisonoas, Diseased and womrirt MatUT. Tnoaaarvln upon Tuousaa i who bave b-s-n ti.n victims of Wuacka. and wLo have paid heavy f"-s h, Im cnre-1 in a sliort time, hare foun-l they wero 1. -reive J. and that the -IfISON" has. by tie use of "Powerful Astrimrents,' liren dried tip in tlie tritem, to bremk not in an aqrrevatinjf furm, ao-1 -erhap after Marriatre. Cub HBLaaoLD's Frmacr Becnr for all afl?-?fi..fi anddieerscs f Hie L'klNAKV VHtiSA, whelt.-r existintr in MALE or PLMAI.K fn-m w haUrer cause oririnatinir and do tnjttr at IWW HNJ STAM. I.NO. 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