Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 32, 28 September 1864 — Page 3

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LOCAL COLUMNS. RICHMOND, INDIANA:

Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1864. Mail Time Table. Richmond I'owt-Oifice, Mat, 16th. MAILS CLOSE. Coliimhu anl F.aat Cliicajro Cinnnn.'ti Il.nton Way IndianapolU and West M!L orrv. Indianapolis and West Cmeinn.iti I)tVhi Way Chicago t'olumhiia arvl Kajft S:15 A. U. 9:4i A. M. 4 45 r. M. .. .'- - 4 45 r. u. 4:45 r. M. ' !l--uiio a'.'. """."o' ' ' fi:S0p. M. Hamilton mail, via Boston, Ac, leave on Monday i Wednesday and rndar at ' A

Do. arr. TupmI.t, Thursday, Saturday : r. u. . wn correct me : of course I bhall aim to Union Citv, via Arl. lvthal. Ac, I same a Hani. H -WinrlU-r via New Garden, leaves Mondav and , glVC my Own estimate of the works. J DT;.;;.,;;.;:::::::: l j shall by no means say all that might be -oince open from i-.vi a. m. Vi -Jio r. m. Ou j gajj but mj' object is a brief notice and

jsnnaat-, irom :uu to iw:uu a. m. A. WILLIAXS, r. . Rules of the Morrisson Library. 1. The officer of tlie M"rriton Library liallle a i

President, Vkr President. Treasurer. Secretary and Librarian, all of whom, ex' ept the Librarian, ahall be I memir. of ti,e L.briirr (-..m.tu-e. Aims and Aids for Young Women. 2. 1 Ik- bbrarv shall lo open everv dir dunnjr the J r x month rn.iii the 1st of April to' the 1st of Vto- II y G. S. Hearer of .it. Lu,; 1Sj-. ber. from 3 to 8 oViok. r. at . an 1 .hiring the aix This little book consists of fourteen montlia fr..in tbe lat of )itber t" the fit of April, Irom I u4'cl.k, r. m., ei:ept on ftin.laT, Christ- , Lectures, written in a clear, plain 6tyle, mm, an l New Year. It !mll a!a be ojten cverv Satuniav rvfi,ir.(r from 7 to vi.k. j wfH adapted to the righteous purpose a j.' The Librarian .hall k-p a caulo.i.- of the b-.k , & lnorai teacher. .Much that he savs is properly num'r an.l arranjre the name; kt-p the nxira t ail bMik in jfonl orlcr;an riitry ol boks t;Wen fritro the i well f.tted for boys lind IllCIl, StS for librarv ami th.-ir ri-tuni, and tlie name an'! rviulcnce of , . . .. , i, tl pJraoim taking the aame: note down tinea an.l pen- tf'U HU'l WOlUCIl, especially t.!C ICCtarcS aitie ror the injui r, deatruaioa or overkwpina of i elti plovment, rcliiou and has.piuess. Ijkti; nee that the rulea governii.jf the library arc en- i - 1 forre.1; eolle-t nil ne and peualti-: rarel'ullv examine ! The lcCtUl CS IUra peculiarly approprireTurne.1 bH.k!, an I note lo n injurv to or .lefu ciiM-nt j , . .. . thereof, have the e. ln-.iveriKht to UkeNH.Ufr..m the j "tO to female?, are tllOSC O.I girlhood, lielve., an.l r-place th.-in whin return.!; keep the ))0a,lty , womanhood, and the relation O. caara locke-l and ;rnnt no oitv to handle lMiOk.1 i n the ; J ahelrcH; llj.d tlie bookH; pla.e earh liook the miui'r ; young WOinen to VO'.itlg mm. Iledwtlls ft tlie ca ae to whieh it ln h.:)ir. and the number ot the i . . " ' book on the ahelf; at ea-h moi.tU y In -etii.K of the com- i With einjiha-ilS Oil the necessity Of CIllmittee report in writing all violation ol thee rule, j pjovment for both SCXerf, whether rich Or alao all volumes needing repairs, or unlit lor ue; re or.l the o iuies of donor of bo..ka and a li.t of bo..ki i poor ; he would Jiave every boy and girl donatl br each penton, which donation ahall be oc- j . .. ,!

know ledirwl by the committee thronifh the city paper; I nuk an annual report oi too con.uiion oi un numrj Co the committee at their April meeting 4. If any tieraon lae net of liooka, he ahall make compensation therefor to the I.ihmrian. and if Htintl book be one of a act be shall either replace the net or pay the full value thereof, and may then receive the rcuiaimug volume aa hia proper- ' 5. Writing or marking in a bo.k, or turning down ny portion of a leaf, ia prohibited, and the Librarian hall aaacsa a fine therefor. 6. f amilies are entitled to two volume at same time, and ainple person to one, to be reta ined twenty -one days, and a line of fire cent per w eek, or fraction af a week, for each volume, shall be paid for detention longer than the time allowed. J. Xo person ahall be permitted to take a Look from the library o long as any fine assessed against him rtmaiiiM unpaid. S. I'ar.'uUor guardian wnding small children t the library, mut send an order w ith them, to insure a book. 9. Such book a may be designated by the Library Committee shall not lie taken from the library room, but be kept as works of reference, aud consulted there onlr, except by permission of the Library Committee. These Usiks are distinguished in the catalogue thus . 10. No smoking or chewing shall be allowed in the library room. 11. liooka detained on week longer than allowed hall V sent for by the Librarian, and the expenses thus incurred be assessed against tlie person guilty of uch dctenUou. 1J. All books must be returned to tho library on the 20th of March of each year, so that the annnal eiaminationof the library can he made, and any person failing to comply with this rule, shall be fined titty cents for each volume so detained. l;l. Ilooks must be selected from the catalogue, and the election should bo made before coming to the library; and the case, shelf, nunilier and name of the book written down and furnished the Librarian, just s they are printed in the catalogue. 14. Catalogues will be furnished by the Librarian for 25 cents each. 15. The regular meetings of the Library Committee hall lie on the first Wednesdav evening of each month. lrt. I'ersons taking books iron the library shall not loan tli. 'in to other. 17. Anv person who repeatedly and wilfully violates the rules o the library w ill be excluded from its nse. RALLY FOB THE UIH0KI1! COL. TOM. BENNETT, OF TIIK GOTH Ka-UIMKNT, Will address the citizens of Richmond and vicinity, on Thursday Evening, 29th inst BRIG-GENT, GROSE, Will also address his fcllow-citizeus of this city and iciuity, on Friday Evening Next, Sept. 30th. roth meetings will be held at tlie corner of Main and Marion, sts., at half past 7 o'clock I'. M., on each evening. T IM" I T. turn out nml hear these brave I 4 - und accomplished oliicers and soldiers, who know what it is to peril life for our blessed Union, and who are th earnest advocates cf the only sure AnjiY-Utice that will restore permanent and honora bio peace to our distracted and bleeding country. The Union Glee Club will be in attendance. We know there's some amongst u t wouhl very mud delight. To see our noble soldier bnvs defeated in tte fight. But still the tod of battle's will protect tiiein by Hi mifc-U. A they go pirching on. PUBLIC SPEAKING. Wm. W. Toulke, and Elihu Cox, Candidates for the Legislature, will address their fellow-citizens ai the following I laces and times : At Boston, on Fkidav Evening next, Sept. 30th, at 7 o'clock. At Middleboro', on Satckdav Ekm.vo, Oct. 1st, at 7 o'clock. At Washington, ou Moxdat Evening next, at 7 o'clock. At Williamsburg, ouTcesdat Evening, next, Oct. 4, at 7 o'clock. At Hagerstown, WkDNksoAt Evening, Oct. 5th, at 7 o'clock. At Milton, on Thursday Evkmng, Oct Cth, at 7 o'clock. The people are respectfully invited to Cmc and bear the truth presented in plain terms, by plain men. Now is the tiine for consultation. We have no time . : c ti . io ioose, i we noma isi in saving the Government and transmit to our children freedom and free institutions. The peaceable battle at the ballot-box, will be fought on TUESDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH, and America expects every patriot to his duty.

Tt lie ttUturt of PmlMlmm : THE TOW.NSHIP LIBRARY. With your approval, I will furnish jo with notices of some of the book3 in ou Township Library. The books will be taken at random Some of the notices will be brief, atn'

I others more extended. Sometimes ' shall probably embrace sevrral books o ; the same kind in a few general remarks, ! sometimes a feingle book may occupy t i whole essay. Uy this ray endeavor, I ; shall hope to httract the attention of the reader to valuable books, whose titles would not allure him and warn him against others which would betray him into unprolitaMe renaing. 11 1 iau vj represent a book correctly, I hope others i not a thorough retiew. T . !- ! the following as a specimen of what I propose, I shall endeavor to be as imr.artial as mv illdirnuHit Will allow P. mswiuiuaiiii;, j-ui, awm; uanc ui service, that they may grow up to be use ful citizens, and self-reliant ; the women as independent of the men, as the men are of one another. The author perhaps dwells with too much stress upon the value and iutluence of the mother's health upon her offspring, he seems to forget the numerous instances on record of lively imaginations and vigorous understandings in persons of feeble or defective bodies, and of noble children from ignoble parents. Eve with every advantage in her favor, bore Cain, as well as Able. Tho writers lecture on Dress, very naturally led him to think of the peculiarity of the Quaker clothing. He speaks as if the cut and color of the cloth were canonical ; whereas, beyond a Christian simplicity, there is no uniformity required ; but color and quality as well as form, are left to the choice of each member. But this misapprehension is more than counterpoised by tho following extraordinary, if not extravagint eulogy of this people. It is all the more extraordinary for being the language of a clergyman. "Our Quaker brethren," says ho, "the Friends, than wlwm no purer and better people have ever lived noble followers of the lovely Prince of Peace, the truest friends that humanity has ever found, since the day of the Apostles, or that Jesus has ever had in the earth, the world renowned speakers of the sweet, plain language, which hath the charm of Liberty within it," &c. If the reader thinks this eulogy too highly wrought; and the flattery fulsome, let him take out another book, called "Qr AfvKKISM OU TIIK STOUY OF MY I II E, of which it is only needful to say, it is a vindictively malicious caricature. If it docs not banish all sympathy for, and admiration of the profession of that faith, it will fail only because it will not be believed. The author of Aims and Aids, in the chapter on Happiness, commends his reader to that iuicarj peace, Arc, and a j few page further on, rather strangely I advises the despondent yo.ng woman to take a hearty laugh, once a:i hou,through the day. The book is one that may be safely put into the hands of every mother and intelligent daughter in the country. Fine Display of Stock. Those eiuuiineiit stock raisers, D. Me.Millen of Zeiii.t, Ohio, Gen- Sol. Meredith and llortoa Ferguson Esq., of Wayne County have a splendid display of fine stock on the fair grounds. MeMillen 'Meredith's Cattle and Ferguson's Horses and Hogs are Among the finest animals in tlie ntition, and our farmers should not iqjss the opportunity of seeing them. Epitors op Pat-HPtr. Pca StRS:-Vithyour permission I wish to st to t'..e readers of your paper that I will send, by return mail, to all wishing it (free), a Receipe, with ail directions for making and using a simple Veritable Balm, that will effectually remove, in ten days Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles ami all Impurities of the Skin, leaving tbe lime toft, clear, imotohe anl beautiful. I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and information tha will enable them to start a full growth of Luxariar Hair, Whiskers, or a Mustache, in less than thi:t days. AU application answered by return mail witlion charge. Respectfully yoors. TU0S.F. CHAPMAN. Chemist, Sol Broadway. Xew York 31-3-m.J Bargains B argains B argains! AT Stratum's Corner! WILSON & ELLIOTT Are determined not to be ABOVE the Market, and ar now epenin reat Bargraias ia Shawls, Cloaks, Silk Circulars PRESS GOODS, PRINTS, Ac. ic. IVORY COMBS, ever bvfor. at A larror and finer tock tha VLI MMER a KELLY'S.

87-30 Loan!

The Secretary of tlieTreasury gives notice that subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Xotes, payable three years from Aug. lilb, 134, with semi annual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths j tal interest at the rate of seven and three-tenths rent, per annum, principal anl interest both to aid in lawful money. se notes will be convertible at the option of the I per cent. i I be pai i These j bolder at maturity, into six per cent, gold bearing j bond., payable not less than five nor more than twenty i rears from Oieir date, as the Government may elect, i ! Thev will be issued in denominations of f 50, $100, i $5ort, 1,000 aad $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dullars. ': The notes will be transmitted to the owners free of : transportation charges as soon after tiie receipt of tlie i original Certificates of Deposit as they can ba pre- : pared. j As the notes draw interests from August 15, per- ' sons making deposits subsequent to that date must ! pay the interest accrued from date ot note to date of i d -posit. j Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and j i upwanls for these notes at any one time will be allowed a ctmmis.-ion of one-quarter of one per cent., I i i which w ill be paid by the Treasury Department upon j the receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to by the i officers w ith whom the deposit was made. "o de- ( ducti.ms for commissions must be made from the deposits. Special Advantagss of this Loan. It is a Xatiosal s5Avisu Kane, offering a higher rte of inter it tiian any other, and the ht trcarity. Anv sa itig-s bank whic'j piys its depositors in C Notes eoa.-Uer that it is paying in the best circulat- j irg in hum of tiie country, and it e-ooiot pay in any- j ti.iug better, f.r its own assets are either in government securities or in notes or bonds payable ia government paper. It is equally convenient as a temporary or permanent investment. Tlie notes can alivavs be Sidd for within a fraction of their face anl accumulated inter- ! est, and are the best security with banks as collaterals j for discounts. j Convertible into a Six per emit. Gold I Bond. 1 In ajdition to the very lilier.il interest on the "T for three years, this privilege of converson is worth about three per cent, per annum, for the current j rate for 5-20 lionds is not less than nine per cmt pre- 1 mi'.ni, and before the war the premium on six per cent, j I. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It w ill be sen that the actual profit on this loan, at the present market rate, is n: t less than ten per cent, per annum. ITS KYKHITIOX I'KOM STATK UR .Ml". MCI PA I. TAXATION'. But aside from all the aJvant.tes we have enumerJ ated, a special Act of Congress tjrrmpU all bnndt aad j TVfwm y nolr from lir,U f.u-foi. Ou the average, this . exemption is worth about two per cent, per annum; according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the country. It is believed that no securities offer so great inducements to lenders as those issued by the governI uieut. In all other forms of indebtedness, the latin ! or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or , j separate communities, only, is pledged for payment, . j while the whole property of the country is held to se- ; j cure tlie discharge of all the obligations of the United j j States. j While the government offers the most liberal terms j for its loans, it believes that the very strongest appeal j i will be to the lovalty and patriotism of the people. ! i : Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits i The party depositing must endorse upon the original j ; certificate the denomination of notes required, and j ' w hether they are to be issue 1 in blank or payable to J ' order. When so endorsed it must be left with the i : officer receiving the deposit, tube forwarded to the ; Treasury Department. ; ! St Bsi Kii nuss ill BE received by tlie Treasurer of tho I'nited States, at Washington, the several As- j i sistant Treasurers aud designated Depositaries, and ' j by the J I 1'irst National Hank ol Kvanvil'.e, Iuil. j Fir-t n;ioml Itauh of Fort Wayne, Itid. i Fir-.t National Hank of Lafayette, Itid. j i First N'.tionrI II ink of .Hit lisou, Iud. First N'atioual Hank ot Tcrre llantc, lad. I'ir-t National liauk ol' Richmond Ind. AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS which are depositaries of I'uhlic money, and all r.KSrECTAHE B.XKS AXD BANKERS I tl.r.'Uin'ut the country, i acting- as agents of the Xatiupal D-.posiUry Banks. ) aiil furnish further information on application and I AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. ! ;2J-3 m.l The Wayne County Fair, As we go to press is being developed, and I'ids fair to be more successful than 1 in former years. We learn from Ax- j j drew F. Scott, Esq., Treasurer, that the j amount of money recivetl, is greater ; than usual ou the first day of the fuir. j There are a number of novelties on the grounds. Among which we have noticed the "Rotary Grain Binder," a "Wind Mill," in fiill operation, a '-Fruit Drying Aparatus," etc., etc Rarkt's Ponies, as they passed through the streets yesterdaj-, on their way to the fair grounds, attracted great attention. There are three of them, sire, dam and j colt, and are the smallest specimens of j horse flesh extant. i The imported horse of IIouton FbrI gusou, Esq., named ''England's Glory," is a wonderiui animal, ana wiu aiiract attention from lovers of good stock. The number of entries is already quite large, and we hope to see all our population turn out this week. There are certainly attractions enough in tjwn, to satisfy them. The Fair, the Zouaves, the Circus, and the Panorama, afford an unusual melange of entertainment. MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSAM. "Tbvs invaluable medicine possesses tb extraordinary power of re leaving immediately Conghs, Colds Horoess, Difficulty of Briatbinp, aiid Enfkincsr. Such at le&st we have found it." The Largest and the Smallest horses in the country may be aeen at the County fair tbi3 week.

Welcome the BRAVE!!

if1lW'rTEAffl ! k II I 11 L: l 1) g I ' i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I i 1 tl I 811 ! J " Li If al IJi. U I 4 J 11 MASS rv3! WILL BE HELD AT THE FAIR GROUNDS, IN RICHMOND, iND., SATURDAY; OCT. Cth; IX HONOR TO THE BRAVE Soldiers of Indiana. And the GLORIOUS CAUSE in which thev fight. Many distinguished Iff illitaiy Me2i9 AND LOQUENT ORATORS, L Have been invited, and arc expected to attend. Among whom are !,!!!. 0. 11. ilTlll Maj. Gen. A. P. HOVET, Ex-Gov. Jos. Wri&l Gen. Schenk, LIEUT. GOV. CHAS. ISDEBSffl, Or Ohio, Gen. Win. Grose, GEN. S. COLGROYE, ANDOTHSIlS. Let the Union men of each Township organize thoroughly, and Gome in Procession! with Music A: ISaiiites's, WITH sers, a 23 el i lac I r Fsiuaifees. COME WITH YOUR BASKETS Well supplied with provisions, for :v Grand Dinner FOR TIIE SOLDIERS. Every Soldier, Who is now, or has been in the sit vice! IS CORDIALLY IMV)TD To come and bring his family. All such will have FREE TRANSPORT A- ' TIOX. and a HEARTY WELCOME. THE LATCH-STRING Will Be Out Special Trails at Half Tare, will be run on all i lie Railroads, THE GRAND PROCESSION, will be formed at II o'clock, A. M. TO THE LADIES. Mrs. S, A. HiIFF, Xorth Pearl SU, oppo-ite M. K. Chsrcb. WOULD announce to the La -s i f Sichmood, an ' vicinity, that she haa jut received a large an beautiful stock of Fall aad inter liooti-, roc. BONNETS, HATS. VEILS, RIBBONS, Flowers, Head-Erecsss, ASO Millinery Goods anl Trlmrnir.gg, In general asirtment. H.-r txk itu be-v?u si.'cc with preat care, and is unsurpassed by any in tiie citaii ber prices are as low as t-'i lowest. Blearbinr. Presjnc. Trirnminr, aVt., ki in the best and most fadhioaabie strie. Toe Ladies are respectfully inviu! t? ve hex a caJ! and examiae ber Goods. Kichmokd, Sept. 21, Zl-Zm.

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Ths History of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The most remarkable medicine cf the day, and the many cures that have been performed withit in cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and other-diseases arising from a disordered stomach and liver, places it at once among the most astonishiug discoveries that has taken place in the medical world. The diseases which bitter? are applicable are so universal that there are but few of oar frtcivls who may not test their virtues in their own families or circle of acquaintances and prove to their own satisfaction that there is at least one remedy among tin? many advertised medicines. For sale by Druggests and dealers, everywhere. " " 30-3-1. BOOK, STATIONERY, Ac. The Messrs. Nicholson Bro's. have n of the largest anl best stocks of Literary. Soiontific. and Historical Works ; School Bo-ks and Blauk Ikks. in the city. Their stock of Stationery. Card Boards of virtues colors and quality, is not surpa.-ed. Wail an.l w ia:lu- l'ipers, Cords and Tassels, Window Curtains of a variety of Patterns a complete assortment and the most beautiful patterns. A fiue lot of i'h.tograph Albums, ou hand. Patty and Weekly Tapers, and all the stan lard Magazines, can I Lad at their estatlishm-.nt. Ia short every article that should be found ia a well regulated liookstore, can be had at the Brothers Nicholson opposite Citixens' Bank. Call and see.

H-f"I you want a pod Carp-t ? Go to the PnIlive Store a-id mik a selection, at a satisfactory rice. Do yt)U o iut (roinls of any kind, to suit the Fall aud Winter so jsou ? You can bo accomodated Hams, at the Ham Corner; DiieJ Beef; Family Groceries and 1'roduce of almost every kind, to lie had at Geo. V. Uarnes's, opposite Ciiiz-'ns' bank. yJ Gas Tixture, of the latest styk-s and patterns pyt up promptly by the proprietor oi tCc GasYo-.ks, James M. Starr. Fire-Uiick, Ci'keand Coal Tar lor sale. C'rdeis received ' tbe otl'ce, one dour west of Etuwiler & C.'s and promptly attended to. A REMEDY FOR PILES. It is a blessing for the siuTering to know that we have an effectual cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. 1. Haarte, of lot Second street, Cineir.n iti, O'lio. takes preat plestc.e in inforiuinr all u 'io an- suffering witli (wiles that be used a -small quantity of lr. Strickland' l'iie Keuiedv. and it eiieetei a permanent cure. This semes to be the case Avita ail who 111 ike use of this splendid preparation. It is manufactured at Xo. ft East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold bv all Driifrjrists. Great Central Railway Line. trstizxn rrilCSS Ef tv Li Indiana ( eutral, Kielimond A. ('.it tutiiu.und Columbus, Piqua A; Indiatiu it. it. COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS. Via Urbana, Piqua and Richmond. Two Through Trains Daily WITIIOt T CHANOE OE CARS OR CONDI CTOUS. Time Table to take efloct .May 2t)lh, Ooisfi West

J Xo. 7. Xo. 6. ' Xo. 5 ! A. M. i A. M. i I. M. 5 00 ; 1 1 no I j On ; 14 j 12 43 ! 27 ; 7 12 1 41 ' 7 2S 8 30 , .1 n; 8 5.5 , y :) 1 4 o". a. M. 1 10 4i j 5 37 1 b HO 1 50 ; S 3i 9 3d

leaves Columbus." Jlilford " I'rbana " Piqua " r(enrille 44 Kichinond -Arr. nt Indianapolis(iotSO F..9T.

j Xo. S. , Xo. . Xo lrt. j A. M. I'. M. 1'. M. Leaves Indianapolis i 5 15 ; 1 10 7 25 " Kichtuond 18 50 ; 4 15 10 :)0 " tircenville 1 10 10 ' 5 40 A. M. ' Pinna Ill 10 i 6 45 i rt 00 " I'lbaaa ! 12 45 i H 00 j 7 :U " Miifoi-d 1 r s 50 ' r 22 Arr. at Columbus 2 47 10 00 j y :i5

A T Milfordis a erod.s.iir of the Sprinefield Branch j'lL of the t'leveland and Cohiinhus Kaii-Koad, at I'rbana, the crosiiiir of tiie San.iii.sky. Iayton and t'incinniti HaiUtoa l: at Pi pia.tiie cnissinjr oi the layt.in and Michigan Kail-Road: at Greenville, the crossiuir of flu- ( rreenville and Miami Uail-foiad: at Kiclimon.l. the crossinir of the Cincinnati and Chii .10 Air Line KaiKKnad; at Indianapolis, is connections lor Louisville. St. lauis, Springfield a;i 1 t'hi.";i;ro, and all points West. ;ti; wkst. 7 cinnects at Milford for Spriniifieid and M:in - X. viile: at I'rbana, for ltollefour.taine, Tilhn, sol S.udusky;at Piqua, for Toledo and Kort Wayne: at I'nion t ity, at Richmond. f.r Anderson, and l.o:iiissrt: at I:idianapi!i.s, for Terre HauU': Lal'.ivette, Sju iugheld, III.. Ac. Xo. 6 connects at Mi'ifcrd direct for Sjiri.ipfiel.1, Ohio, and tor Marysville: at I'rbana. for P-ileiountaine, ie : at Piqna. for Troy aud Payton. Virion City, Muncie, .Vc; at Kichm.tn I, for Anderson and I.oansport: nt I ltidUnajM'!i.3, direct for St. Louis. Chicago and all jHiints west. 1 Xo. ornns to Piojiia only, conn.'etin at I'rbana, for I I.-l:efouii;iine: : t 1'i'iua direct for Lima, Toieoo Ie- ' tro't airl Kort W'avn-. Xo. 15 connects direct at Indianapolis fur all points west RKTL'ItMXG KAST. Xo. S connects at Richmond direct or Cincinnati; at l'iqua. from Troy and Dayton: attrlina, dirvct for Springfield, and frnm San!u-kv; at MiifoH.for Marysville and felaware: at Columbus, direct with Express Train for Cleveland and Beliaire. Xo. 10 connects at I'iqua, frr ni Tole-lo and I.iuia; at Urbana. from itvllefountjinc: at Miltord. f'.r Marvsrille and Sprinpficld: at Columbux, direct with r xpres Trains for Cleveland and Stcubenvillo. "o. 9 cannect.s af Riciitnond for Cincinnatti: at I'iipu. for Toledo aud Letroil; at L'rbana for ilvllefountaine. Xo.-S Will stop 20 niimit.;' fo mond. and for dinner at Crbana break Xo. :t at Richnd 10 n iil breaitiiSt at L rbana. W. F. Si ATER, Ass-t Sup t. nnJ 14, 1S54. r.No. 1. tTi Dr. J. W. CULBERTSON, ULIST A XT) A XT E I 3 T , Operator on tbe BYE AND EAR, FOR BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AETIFICIAL EYES IXSEETED. sOffice ia the -Iillert Bnildine, Main atrret, two Ior et of Marion. Richmond, Ind., Sept. 21, 1-4. Z2m FOR SALE!! In West Richmond, a TEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, filled in with brick, containing six rooBas, a good cellar under the whole hortse. Also, Thre lVots aad Two Ciood Stable, te. All of wtich w:"lbe -id CHEAP, if appl'ieauon sha3 be made sooa. For Verms. Ac. call on h pr-rrietor on the premises. CHARLES HEIDF.XREICH. Rich mood. lad., Sept. 21, ls4. Sltf

A Card to the Suffering. ajWALlOW trro ar three ho Heads of Huron.' "TiMiic loturs," -SarsapanllA." "Nervous Antii lft.,"ir., Jlc. 2c. sod a:ter y.n are sarsned with I. e Miiit, take one brv of tM Doctor l!acaaa Fnelih Specific Pills and be restored to health and vTjTor in less than thirty days. They ar purely vecctaMe. pleasant to take, pmmpt and and salutary in tbe:r e9ecv on the trokeo d iva and shattered co.istitutioo. Oi 1 and young: can take them with advantage. Imported and sudd in the 1'ioted States onlv br JAS. S. BCTTLER. No. 427 Hrt adw av. New York. ,!-'A)rent 6r the Cu:tet Sn?. P. S. A Box of these pills, securely packed, will lo DUile.1 to anv adiress on receipt of vrieo, which is ONE I'OLI-AK. tpaid- ra nr refaad-vl by the Acv-r.t, t! e:if.re at:sfact on i not givcu. Se;. 21. 1SSI. Sl-Sm.

Do You Wish to be Cured? -f-kli. BVCHAVS LNGLISH SPECIFF1C PILLS M.9 enre in It-s than 3 days, tho iMr! case of Nervousness. Inipotency, l'rruiature iecy. Seminal Weakness. I isautty," and all I'rinary, Sexual and Nervous Affections, no" matter from w hat cause produre.1. Price. Una lol!ar per to. Sent, pot-paid by nuit. on receipt i f an order. One Bo w ill periect a cure ia mot cae. A.llress: JAS. S IJCTTI.KR, C-iierl Ajrent, 2 Broadwav, New York. Sep. 21. 1. " Sl-Sm. j Valuable Business Jtlouse j FOR SALE. I The undersigned ofters for sale his 'Eff TWO- ; STOKY BRICK HOL'L', the fourth h. use orUi of tliiJ corner of Main and M iriou i?st iie, on ' Marion-st, tiie fr uit r.H.ut of which is nom tKxapied by j a shoemaker's h j. TUere are seven rooms and a ! Kiteiten tiro d welis and an excellent t ist ra t fruit trees aud a good garden. ' 1'un-ha.ers ar.' iavitel to ca'l and examine tha I premises, when t.'rra will bo made kuown, which ! will be re as maVie. J JOSEI'II MALAXO. ! Kichtcond Ind., Scot. 14, 1U. 39-tf The FALIi Hat Fashions! ! rg'HK un lervne 1 lias f).. j KAI.L Style of rb'?, ' ti!iieli lie .niit.-s t'.ie at- pLiLc?' - Jaf teution ol ad ho w euld ar-if. " '-. ' ' 'l ' iiKlul in the latest lh-i'--rfirjr7 ' ' ion. Cull at the H it and . VtSi , Cap Store of SVVA li' JOUX SL'FKKIN'S. Iviohmotid, Ind., Sept. 6th, lOtf EZRA NYE, ! I'EALEK IS Stoves and Hollow Ware, j IMain, lrostl, and Jitpunrd Tinware. ! Also. Agent for the Sale of the I Forest Qneen Cooking Stove, I And Manufacturer of all kinds of 1 TIN AN I) SHi:in"-IRON WUHK! 1 ! Tk a.l Iron Hi it I'nt in Ordrr. ! AH orders for Sjiomimr, Gutters and Valleys, ' atteride-i to witii ppoiiij'n'ss. tnre m'joiiiiiie; ioi; s rurniture loioms, near the Depot, Ku hiiuni 1, Indiana. Jan. 27, Hf New Stock, of Hardware! ' FSMIK suV)Si ri'n r having just returned from Xcw S i'ork, t a'.es ti.is oi..rtunity to inform his friends i snd ht- iiblic t':it he ill sin be in receipt of a fresh ; Moot .4" j llartiw tir', CiitlT Nails, ("urriae Trim1 iningH, c, j Which he is dispoM! to sell cheap. llease cull and see bvlore purcuasiuij elsewhere. 1RVAX EEF.I. A up. 21, 1)4. 0 if. MADISON HOUSE, MAIN ST K K i: T , Retween Front and Second Streets. Cincinnati, Ohio. J. W. GARRISON, l'roii'r. March 6, lst3. Il ly. PILES. .a siTi ?i: cxji tii:!! f-tVKKY liODV IS BKIXd Cl KLIi OF TiJIS ilistrcs.Jng disease by the use of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Keail H-lmt a sufferer says: Mr. d. .P Ilaznr !e. 164 Second i"treet, Cineinnati, O., savs he has Inni a dreadful sufferer with Piie for a loi'ijr timo, ii'ni has trieil nearly everythini;. and could obtain no relief, lleiwl almit on- fourth of a pot i f Pr. Stri'-klan l's Pile Ointment, and it made a complete cure, lie advises every one who is sitfTcrinfr to try it. 'Sold by all Pnipfc'ists. 5" cents per pot. Manufactured at X. 8 Kast Fourth sreet, Cincinnati O. Ask fur Strickland's li!e It in d. DR. STRICKLAND S Mellifluous Cough Balsam! Clure- C oiish. Cltl, SorTliroat, A'tbma, and C'oHkiimption. It in only necessary fr nnv enc troubled 11L1 tliea complaints to try one U'ttle Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, ti convince them that it is the best preparation ever used. It mt only cure tiio above atlectioos of tbe Throat and t.nng. but it cure Xiyht Sweats and Spittinp of )'.)ol, an-1 ii an excellent parole for any kind of Sore Throat. It i pleasant to taiie, atvl a safe mede ioin for infant-. I'rice 50 cents per bottle. For salty l)neits generally. Genrral Depot G, rjtt 4th Itreft, Cincin nati, Obio. AND Strickland's Antie-Cholera Mixture, Is a eompo-iition of astrinstents, abaorbenta, atinralaBU aad carminatives, which every phywian acknowi-ds ia the only preparation that will effect a permanent cora of Diarrhoea ai Dyaetery. Thi Anti-Cholera Mixtnre ia now in use in several of onrarmy bospiaiia where it frvea the preafst satiitfactkin. It baa aared tiie hv of tbooaandii of our soldiers and eitizem, and we will f-uaraintee it to be the beat remedy ia toe world for Diarrbara and Uysentery. Mr. Wood, of Covington, Ky. will be moat happy ti aatisfr anv one a to the virtue of Stricklaod a Anu Cholera Mutore; ia fact we bar a preat number of tetanv-cials from patiuns who bare been eared after beiny pronoiBced incurable br their physician, aome after taimr "aly oao bottle of Strickland 'a Ajnt-Choiera Mixture. If you auX-r with Diarrbara and Djaeatery try cne bottle. SOLDIERS! You o-aght not to be without such a valuable mlictnet. Tbe Cincinnati National Union, of April 14th, mti: that thousand cf our aoHien bav beea ared by tbe tt-seof Strickland'a Aati-CSnlerm M.xtura. For mile by Daugjriti at 50 cents tr botUe. fUr-Yi at llooimer a Kelly'? Sampaa Ross;' aod at E. PoUa a Son's, Richniifd, tad. FIE Toilft Roap. A great v --tv nf Strlea aad Perfume, at FIXMMEB 4 EfcLLY fi. ,

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-T5 HOa TETTER'S CELEBRATED 1 : STOMACH BITTERS: A tvure and powerful Tunic, corrective and j'teratire o wonderful efficiency in diaease of t-'ie Stotaach, Liver end Bowels Cure Ir9Tepi, larcr OomrtL.ict, Ileadaee, tVrteral Drbtlitr, Xerr-usoes, lVpression of Spirit, ConUinlion, ("olie, Io:efu ttinjt Kerer. Crimps, and Svasms. and all Coiuplaasis of cither Sex, ar.sing from Tl.'tilr Veakneaa whetlier Inlierrnt !n tiw swirai cr producM br ain.il c ium1. Xothiso that ia not wholesome, (fenial ami nl.r ! live ia it. natnre enters into tlie eomjoeitiou tf HI TETTER'S STOMAOn BITTKI1S. This popi.1 j 1 prvpuratan contain no tuiuertl of anr kiud no j tanical element: no flerr exeitaiit. tut It is a contain .ttioo of the extracts of real balsatuic herba aud plains j witli tlx p.irest aud mildest of .11 dimisive tiuulaut. It i well to be forearm.-d Xirainst disease, and. o f.;r as t'.K humatt system ran rrvte-'.ed br huma.t nwans iiimo tiiila.lies enpen-!erei br an unw holesome atn: wp'iere, impure ster and other eitemal : causes, HOTETTEK'ij lUTTtRS niav 1 rvlted on as a safeguard, j In distiiets iufesUsl wit'n f ivri,.( it h tx- u i fonnd infallible as a preTemaiiic and irresistible as a j remedy, and thousands w bo rwrt to it nnior apprehensionof an attack. escape the couiy:and thousand j who nelifct to avail tucmsetwopf it prKiuctiveiUii!i- ; ties in ai'vance, are cure.i be a ery brief ftmiu of i this marvlon medicine, t'tivr and Afjue patients. alter nettie; pueu witn uuiuine lor mnio in t&iu, until fsirlv satura'e t ith that danirerrnis alkal iid, aro not un'r.uentlr restored to health niliiiu a few U.i;"i by the use of Ilostftter Hitlers. Tlie eak stonuieh is rapidly invijrorated and the appt.tc restored by this apivNble Ionic, and hence it works womtera in r'S ot lspepsin in less conhrmed lorms of Indite' tion. Jul on; as a pviit'" and painless apjeneut, as tteil as uhhi tho liver, it also invariably releaves the t'onstitution aupctir.. durrd by iiTeular action or' the dijjs'tire and set i d live orpins. Persons of feeble habit. liaW to orvoui Attach I,ovnes of Nriiit aud I'its ( l.aniciior. find prmpt and pernianrnt relief from the Hitters. The testimony ou this point i most couolnsive, and from both sexes. The agony of Itiliou Colic is iinme.l'atri.v a stncl by a single dose of the stimuleiif. nnd by O!rasio.uilit resorting to it, the return ot tiie coii:piai::t mav lie prevented. j As a pen ;ril Tonic, HuMPHer Itittor tu.i.liice ! efl.'i t. which must be pxperiemvil r witnessed rs-tor i thev ran tv fullv appreciated. In cases of HmiMinmtt i H..iies, I'rrmnturr vt and Hebilitr and Ikwpitude arisinp trom Old Ate, it exercises the cleet-ic 1 inliuenee. In tlip convalescent ataires of all disen-" ! it operates as a del;rht!ul invnoraiit. When t.e jxmers of nstureare relaxed, it.ojwratcs to re enforce ! and re-onstablish them. , j Last.butnotleast.it is Th Sitmnl-;t ' ln-injr msTuiiaiturod from sound and Innncu.i'is iu..!i:rials, and cuirely free from tti.' ai id elements present i more or lets in ail tlie ordinary tonics and stoniaehu s ! of tlie day. 1 Xo familv medicine I is 1 levn so universally, and, it j may I truly add.il IiEMIKY Flll.V popular with tha ; intellip-ent portion of the coumiuni'T, as llontfttt-r's ' liitttrs. Pn pared by IlOSTETTPIt A SMITH, I'iitsburj;. Pa. j Sold by all Pru,rgist?, Crocera and Storekeepers ; everywhere. SELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMl'OUyPFI.l'inK.XTHACTWUCirr.aroVtlva and Specific Kcnily fr discnn of the llinJder, hjdnova. Gravel, and Iropsic;.l Sn-t!liiir. This Medicine inrream s the p'nvor of lJieBtioll. and exc;tes thu AbforlicnU int-i li-a!ihy action, br tii h the Watery or Calcareous l.-fjoit:.jiis, nnd nil unnatnral enlurementa are red-id-d, as well us pain aud 111tljmui.i tion. llelmbold's J:;m-t fiuihu. For Weakness arising fr. 111 Eicn1?, Ha'.'t ( ( ni-jn'p.ition. Early Inim re:ioii of Abuse, ait-udcd wild tbe biliowinc ayniptoiua: Initisii-isitif n to txcition, I.o4 of TWer, fyOHs i' Memorr, 1 ifllcuitr of lireatiouj. Weak Xerv-s, Hornir of Disease, Diu.n.-ss of Vision, '1 reiuMiu; , WuVe'rlliie-B, Pain in t'w b.uit, Univrsal L.tsaitude cf the J.osctil.ir Sy-iti u. Hot llaii.'.s, Flusliinjf of the hody1 lrvness of tlie Ski, Emptun on toe I'' a I'bined CnuntiHi.'-.uce. These i,r t:ptonw, if allowelto jro on, whiih t:i;.s nied.cinc inribly remove, noon follows Imyotmry, JoVwiiy, JUftUrjjlic Fit; In one of which tho Fatt mv.- ejpire. Who can sy tiiat thev nrj n"t IrvsjucntK ft.rv.-ed bT t'loaff '-liireful Uiac?se. "INSANITY ASU COXSUMI'l IOX." Many arc aware of th? cau-w of their s -.T rin. Rut .otiP will conic tl:"' ret ort! of tbe i;i aane :. .inns. Asr. vLAMHOLlf Dkatim v CoN-rniTio' lar tuple witD to Uie Tru'..i of ti.e anjurlion. The Ytiiiutlun on or -fet with ) jnnir wtknrnt requires t ic :iid of MeditUK- v Streni't'icii and Iuv -.-o-rau t! Sv.V'iii' Which iieImbold rxtrnrt Itacha invaiiabiy A Trial will convince th ra.t k :tu-al. FILM ALI Ff-IMA LIFF.."!aA LIX. In mvny AfTex tiona peculiar to Female!!, il,e F.xtumt HrcHl' i unequalled by any otlicr reniwlv, a in Chlori-ii- r Keteution, Irrenilality, Haintutm-ss, .,r Suppr.?s:on of t'u.str-mirr Eracntion. I leerated or Scirrl.ou state of the Ut--rus, Lem horrhoea or Wftits St-triiitv, an I for all cotnpliiiiits incident to tlw wtrfitUer ariin(f from iadii-re1ion ii-tbits of 'iVm; tion, or in toe UECUXE OR C1IANtE OF LIFE. TnLe no more Rs.tu Sleronrr, or rpleasant Medieiaca lor oapitn-.au' aad il'i.i Itcron diea,i. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCTIU St I.M1'KjVEU ROSE WASH CURES SECRET UISCAStf. In all titeir SUirea, At little Ezposnre. Little or no change in D't. No 'ukwcukw.v. And no Ilffjrr. It cause a frequent deire aui fvte strength Ut Unruite. thereby Ke moving O'wtrucanu, I'revenu and Core Structure of dm Urethra, allaying Vn:a and Inflammation, so frequent in tt-e da of discaaej'. nd expell.ng all i'oi.wnoua, lieaaed and wc.roout Matter. Tbusand up-m Tbounand who hare been tiie victims of (Jnacks, and who nave paid heavy f -e to cure-1 in a short time, have found ti--T wer de-v:"-d. and that the I0I0N" has, by the use of "1'iw.r J Aatnngenta," been dried up in the a-rateta, to Ifr-ai. out in an airgreTating forni, and perhaps aftur l!r.r riaire. L IlELieaoLB'a Fxtx act Brcac for all a9"ias andd.-fcn ot tbe UKIXAiiy OROAN'3, hv cf exiitin in MALE or FEMAl.K. from wnatever en. ongiuUng and DO tnal'-rr of HOW LONU sTANiIX ti. Deas of thee Organs requires the aid of a Xia retie, llelmbnl J'a Kxtrnct liocha ii the great Iiaretie, and is eertii tn have the dred eflect ta ail iHmamtmw tekicm u w litiwwrnIni. Evidence of th most reliable and respoasibla char ter will aeeompaajr the medicine. Price ljOO per Bottle, or sis for l&yOO. Delivered to any Address, secureiy packed from op:r vatioa. iMnrrSk 3pmfoma tm mil OwwmiAm. Carew Gaaraateed! Advice Grails Address latters for m forma tfn Ut II. B. IIULM OOLO. arnet. 14 South Tenth-st., l-t. Coewtnut, lU.a HELMhOLL' d H-ummi Jy. HELMBOLOS Itrwjwnd tUmwni Warmmm. A9t l-d wwy, ?fr-OT York. Beware of Counterfeit and uapruicipied Wlerl who endeavor to diitpcwe of tvr own" aad "other : arfecles on re pa tat attained oy . r lielmbuld'a ienuine Preparatioca. " Euci BuelM. " " "ft SaJiapr?lia. " ImproTsd R..- Waai.' ALL DRrOCLTSEVrRVWnF.RB. AS I FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE 0 OTTIES Cut nut the Ad vrtieaarat and send for it AXD AVOID IKPuaXTlOS AN I EXltURSL

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