Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 40, 1 December 1864 — Page 3

IOCAL COLUMNS

RICHMOND. INDIANA; Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1864. V;Mail Time Table. :mcnMosD poj4T office, Oct 10, is. - . . yg Klvjf C1AfKKm , I ofmn'iu snd Esst 8 00 . m.J fT.i,.a.,f. 1.1 . k ..n . " D.irton Way .. 4 00 r.m. la liauipolia an 1 Wet ... 10 00 A.m. - ' MAI LK OPE. InEanapolis and 'tVcst 9 30 a.m. ' niritniatl .... -j.. . 11 SO a.. Dayton Way ..11 20 a m. Cbicngo .jo p oruniu mt rtast ,...11 3D .. Iio.fm and Beerv Mine, leave Tuesdav ao4 Fridav, at . , .'....1200 i. do. BrtKit sun. iUj at .. . . ...... ...v?i lit) a.m. I'nio i City, via Arlrr, rtethel ..,' leases-Monday, Wednesday and Eridar.at , . '7 00 a.m. do. arr. Tonrday, Thursday ami Scturday at 5 00 p.m. Winchester via New tianlen, .naves Honda v ami Friday, at 8 00 a.m. do. arr. Tuod;iy and Saturday, at 4 00 p.m. ,t-v-Olu-e open from 7it0 a', m. to 730 r. m. On SnnJay, from Scull to 10:00 a. m. A. WILLIANS. p. m. Wood for the Soldiers ! Our wide-awake and patriotic X'nion friends of Middleborougb, purpose devoting SATUKD.1V, Dec. 3d, NEXT SATURDAY, ) to supplying- the families of onr brave boys, who ire io the service of mir country, with Wood, and sorb proviiioi a as can be gatlicred together by that time. As quite a number of our Mi idli borough fellow-citizens coma from a considi-r- j able distance, wo suggest that our citizen take tin iu ! to their h' iix-n awl give them their dinners, a they ! will n't .,,, .....' t..m . , 1 orrcspond with the glorious feeling that always warms up their hearts toward the families of our gallant soldirra, and indurei them tocontVibuto so liberally for their comfort. We know of no better plan than this lei it lie carried out. Th u prti-iot of Mi Uloborough hare the honor of starting this jruriit,tutl idea, and it is hoped that their example will be followed by our fellow-citizens II around Richmond, an usual. Tim procession will be in by II o'clock, on Saturday. Citizens Meeting. Whkrei there are a great many Soldiers families and others in and ahont Richmond, requiring assistance, and, as yet, their has been no . donations of woo I, Ac, brought in from the country'. Would it not be well lor the Citizens to meet at Starr I (all, on 5th day Evening the Htb of 12th month next, to consult about the matter ? WILLIAM PARRY, T. T. Richmond, 11th Mo. 2th, 1HI.4. 4r City papers please copy. The aliore call for a meeting of our citizens, comas from our worthy Township Trustee, and we trust our fellow -citizens will reiipund an I fill the Hall on the eTeninjf designated, Tlmraihiy Kvening, " Dec. Sth. "la a multitude of counsel, there is safety," and now is the time for thU ttcneflcent movement to commence, ere inclement weather sets in. GRAND CONCERT! AT stv:rti hall, On FRIDAY EVE., Dec. 2nd, 1864,' TO UK GIVEN Y Miss MAGGIE HOGAN, . .aitel by her Pupils. -TK'KKTS, 2Vts.-KF.SERVED SEATS, 60 cts. to be ha 1 at Anderson A Keagy's Itook Store and at Entell's Music store. November 21,1864. 40-lt. Griniicl Concert! Complimentary to MISS ELIZA LLOYD, AT Starr Hall, Thursday Eve., Dec. 1st. Miss J.I.0YI) will be assist! on this occasion, by the charming vocalist Mrs C. DYCKE, of Indianapolis, And by several Amcteur vocalists of the highest abilTicket aOott. For sale at all the Hook and Music tores, and at the door. Doorj open at half past 6 o'clock, Concert to commence at half past 7 o'clock. O. V. I.AYARD, C.JACKSOX, A. B. CLARK, Committee. Noremljer. 21th, 1S4. 40-lt. Donations for Soldier's Families. On ThanksKivinft-lay, collections were taken up in the diflTe rent Churches for the benefit of soldieA families. The congregations of the IVarl-st. and Chapel M. E. Churches, met in the Union Cunpcl and a collection, amounting to $137 was taken up. At the l'reshyterian Church $3!, and at the Episcopal Church $13 making au aggregate of $210 for this praiseworthy object. Feople generally .bserved the day by attending the diflerent Churches and absUining for their various occupations. The business-houses in our city were generally closed. Two Hundred Dollars, for the same object, was the amount reported to have Wen raied at T. llrCKAN.!i ItKAD's recitations of his Piims at SUrr Hall on Friday night hist. The entertainment was highly satisfactory to the I gv audience, an ! a vote of thanks was iven to Mr. Ksn. We cannot forbear noticing the liberal donation ma le bv Hon. I.kwis Hi bk. at the t. napei on i naua. v.- I ... ;n '. .liana of if IhMart lor , " " . ,.. ..." ;,. ,v. ' t ie soldiers lamiius. mis is cui. vuc - 1 ' .. : , , I i i..r.. ,i;..nliVr nlnvii. since the war lrike i out, that tlie liberality of Mr. Bvaa, has been shown. For such m.-n asLKWisltraa an-1 Kobikt Mokbissov, tliis community may well say : "Ood be thanked !" T. Buchanan Read. , This highly giftcl Poet, paid our little Quaker City a visit, on iuvitotionof a eoramittoe of our fellow -citi-sons.and recited several of his pieces to a large crowded audienco at Starr Halt on Friday evening last. We were not preseut but loam that the audience j w as well pleased with him, as their enthtsiastic gract- j , was wen p lea sea wiiuuou, 1 iiig testified. Tlie proceeds of the entertainment were all given to aid the families of our brave soldiers, aad smountod to about W hope Wr. R. may at some futwre timj, sgaio U induced to recite "me of his soul stir ng poetry. " " "'u'1- . a . . : . i ways a beany welcome, and an appreciative audience iu Uichmcmd. r ' - c; R A N I CO NC E RT.

T- We invite the atteutiou of all lovers of Inatrw- I put4ic. But we can have no sympathy with any mental and Vocal Music, to the notice in another vl- j ouf wJia mM UM) ,y other Cough Medicine, when this umnof a Concert to be given on Friday Evening. Doc. j pp,, rticlo, price only 25 cents per bottle, can be 3d, 14, in Purr Hall, by Miss Rooax, assisted by j hllJ 1U Prnftresu. A --..' her pupils. This will be a treat to our citizens ; for S ! , Miss II. is a sweet sinr, and comes ss near the po- i . PotutTBraoAT. Tliose afEicted with Coughs, Hoarseetic idea of exemplifying the sot t of music, both, in j nesi Irritation a:id Svireoens of the Throat, will find her voice and piano performance, as a toortal eao pts- ' nothinaT so effectual as a Throat Remedy, as Brown's

siblv come. We hope the Hall will be crowded. Attorney General Bates hss tvmgned bis place n the Cabinet, and his resinaiion bas been accepted. Uis successor is not named. C"Iths been decided that Gen. Baoksgoe back to Naw Orleans.

Fur the Palladium. .THE TOWNSHIP. LIBRARY.

Divine jAre and Divine Wisdom Fui Lead ins: Dwt-trinea ft the Sew C hurt-' . iuttceulh leutury; for .Vew Dispfu-t tion. All tbetr aroiks are written in behaixof tint 'e 1 Jerusalem Church. . ' Einiuanuel Swedenbory was born in Sweden in tl r year lVr, and died in 1772. The perusal of the; wiitiirs has by no means, lud me to the conclusion o tf' irbn cvndena him a as insane nag. Erer . tttipn-JudTceJ reader muat acknowled;ie," that he wa gifted with a well balanced and vigorous mind. Tba . hii speculation led him into aims vagaries, fs too ol vithis to deny ; hot hi cogent reasonings ajprmat tl; popular errors of the.4ogy are far from being valfc-n of a vagrant intu!":ect. U will be tim en-mli " cm. la 1'ienUiQ tle validity of hi reason when his vplf mots succeed ia answering his arguments. Siui c the errors treated bv him arj th' conoeraaog- tl trinity, atonement the eeron.l advent,, .the Oar ion ; Eden, the Devil, Heaven and Hill, and pre-le-stuiation . ericerning which and other subjects he eutert-iins fa nre rational views than t!e reiierality of religiou prrfesa'irs. To give the r.-a ler imme Idea of his man ner of treating thesj quentions, it will only be neces sary to say, that it closely crttresponds with that o the late distiuguUlied Eliaa Hu:ks. Swelenborg ittrongly itisista ujon the necessity o a Urge portion of the Scripture being understood alle gorically or figuratively. He tells us it was in 17il, that his sight was open' into the spiritual world : and he was pitted with powe to converse with spirits and angols. One would thic! after this, there was little use in his "devoting himsel to the study of the Hebrew, and the diligent perusal of the Scripture." ''During his fintl sickness, he told his friend I-schu8 that after death, lie would re turn to him, and tell him all. Hut I do not know t'uit ho has been heard of since. One of hi vagaries was that departed spirits return to the earth, either as guardian angels or as friends. It is said, that Swedeuborg, although cheerful, was never seen to laugh. He a voluminous author; and all his wrtings are not yet published, though iu the annual course of being done. The first public association of the Swedenliorgians did not take place till 17.HM. They have now three distinct annual conventions, which meet at Boston, Philadelphia and Cincinnati ; and they publish four periodi cals. The "Nineteenth Century" was written by a Layman ; aud after some abatement, I can common 1 ttie work, as a very temperately written treatise, to the notice of every intelligent reader, who wishes to 'nfnrm his mind, and to disabuse his feelings of undue prejudice against the Swedenborgians, our maxim should be to omit the "falses," and accept of truths wherever found. The Votr UmiiH'j Uortrimrt are : those concerning "our Lord concerning tlie Scriptures, concerning Faith, and concerning Life. Among the articles of Faith I suppose mut be included an implicit confidence in Emmanuel Swedenbo rg ; for he tells us that lest inatikind should remain any longer in doubt concerning the Bible, it has "pleased the Lord to reveal to me its truo internal sense." S-trred S. ri.t. ( page M. Hence the benighted needs but the due meed of faith in this Swedish iu- ! tcrpreter, to obtain the needful illumination on nil dark parts of Scripture. .... A most sanguinary fight occurred last night in the rear of our office, durirg which, a stono was thrown through one of our window' demolishing one pane of glass. We have not heard the particulars; but presume our friend Keirstead, whilst you are partaking of one of his plates ol excellent Oyster Soup, which he knows so well how to get up, will be happy to enlighten you. He knows how to get up sensation locals for a city paper! JCcarly a I'ire. On Saturday night last, an attempt was made to set fire to Engine House No. 3. The villain made a nice calculation for a sure thing, baring placed paper and pine sticks at the side door leading into the Hall up stairs from tbe Engine room, and then set fire to it. But as good lutk would have it, the paper failed to ignite the pine and the fire was smothered out, and it ouly schorched and smoked the door a little. There is no place about the building that a fire could have been communicated, with a better prospect for burning down the building more effectually, than the place selected ; for the stair-way furnishes a draft equal to a chimney, and once under way, there would be no chance to stop it. The night police should keep their eyes open for incendiaries. Concert, on To-.Morrow Etening. The lovers of Music in our city, are much excited in anticipation of the Concert whwh is to take place at Starr Hall on Thursday evening next. Miss Lloyo, for whose benefit it is given, has no equal in the West as a performer on the Piano. A number of our citizens who heard her play, durir.g her visit here last summer, were so much delighted, that they insist ed on giving her this complimentary benefit. She is to be assisted by iliss Dvcke, wliose singing has created a great sensation at Indian apolis, and other places, where she has given concerts, She does not affect her hearers with ! those bewildering, ear-piercing, operatic dilncullie, which many professional singers so tuucli alfoct; but adopts that style of okvuie nmsic which pleases the ear and goes directly to me heart of every one. Several gentlemen amtcrs of rare musical nbilitv. wiil contribute to the entertainment; and on the whole, the concert will be one that has never been excelled in this city. JVSrThe best Cou,;lt Medicine we know of is that made by Dr. Feoimore of this city. It is good try it.$2 240 tas on passengers, were paid by the C. C. A. L. K. H. during the mt nth of October last. Singular Old Time Advertisement. Oeo. Kmswilek, of our citv, has quite a collection i of old Coius. Ac, that is worth the antiuinriau's st tontion to!i at and among other old things of the . T , vast, he showed os a '-r rwman s Journal, printed in Cincinnati, in 100, and, also, the lister County Ua- ! xette," published at Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, by Sauviel Freer A Son, in 179. iu the latter paper, we find the following curiosity in the way of advertisements : ''For sale, the oue half of a Saw Mill with a convenient place f.T building, lying in the town o Rochester. By t'.v Mil! is an inexhaustible quantity of Pinewood. And, also, A stout, hewlthy, active Ne gro wench. Any person inclined to purchase, may know the particalars by applying to Jonn MiooumaJier. jun. ft KlX.i,e.,:i.r" ov. 23i, KS9." ,. . . pnre svmpntliv.-SvinpathT is a beauti!al thing ,! -angelic" wart ot ataman nature. - I We deetdr and most sinccrelv svmpathise with those I ! few suffering with a bad cold who have not used or cannot obtain a bottle of "Madame Porter's Cough Balsam," for they are deprived of one of the most effectual reanedies for Coughs, Ci Ids, Ac, ever given to Bronchial Trot ues. S4d by all Druggestav , i . a a . fJ-Xews fro ro Gen. Canby, up to the 27 ih olt, Bays that he is rapidly recovering and was able to attend to business at hia house in Xw Orleans.

.... The poor msot's friend why? Because

at trifiirg expense, he can be permanently cured of Catarrh by the use of Dr. I). II. SeeIje's Catarrh IlemeJy. Ordinary eases cared by oue boitte never known prr three bottles to be required ia the care of obstinate cases. J-iT" A friend of ours st the Depot, yesterdey, tells about a German, who was very indignant about the train being acmewhat belated on the Cin. A C. A. L. R ami ha vented his feelings by exclaiming: "Tarn dor Schlackwater ! her bee's scbust two hours nt seventy tninudes bebint dime ! " ' ' JFr The TtUgramt, say Ciat Jos. Isrous. Manufacturer of Grain Drills at X.Uun, in this county, ; lost l,6o0 r,n Saturday week, by its falling out of his j overcoat pocket where ha had placed it, after drawing ! it from tlie Cambridge Bank. Ia walkiof home, he beeame beatei, and took otf bis overcoatand threw it out of bis pocaet. 'S-Lieut. J. M. Holwjwat, of the th Ind. Cavalry, is now at home, having arrived on Thursday Ust. He has resigned his position and is out of the service. He left Dalton on the 19th. Lieut. Cai- Johnson, of the 12-ttu, is also at home, baring been mustered out of the service for absence from his regiment for sixty days. ;p&We were glad to take by the hand our old friend A. J. Bkla., last Saturday, who just arrived from Nashville, where he has been for sometime past. lie is enjoying tuost excellent health. The appointment of a Clerkship in the Auditor's Department, at Washington City, has, we learn, been conferred on Noah Hctton of our citv. j??On Thursday night last, two horses were stolen from the stable of Messrs. B. A F. G. Niwcombs at Hagerstown, in this county a dark brown and a gray. $200 reward is offered for tlie recovery of the horses, and $.'$00 for the Iiorses and thief. -tT-We understand there are seven cases of small pox, iu the old Foundry buildiugs, tilted up by Mordecai Parry for dwellings, in the Sonth-west part of our city. There is a family by the name of Hall, living in one of those tenements, who are in extreme destitution. A small child in that family died with the smallpox on the floor, lyiug on an ol 1 coat there being no U excepting the one on which its mother was lying w ith the same disease, and that was an old and very dirty straw-tirk, and the covering consisting of two ragged comforts. The poor woman has not had a change of clothing for some weeks. We hope our benevolent societies will relieve this ease immediately. The first part of last week Jack Frost paid this part of the country a brief visit paid his first seasonable instalment in snow and ice an earnest of what he intends to do this winter all to the evident delight of juveniles, who took out their skates and gave them an airing. The weather is now as mild and as balmy as Spring Mr. Frost's foot-prints having been entirely obliterated. it Roht. E. Bennett, has found his stray Cow and Calf, we advertised they had been takeu up by Mr. Eliason, near Centerville. jTMr. Wm. Itunlsall, residing in Sevastapol, had a valuable red cow to stray away from him a few days ago. She had one horn knocked off a white spot in her face, and a large white spot on her right flack. Rebkl Soles. We neglected to acknowledge tbe receipt of a pair of rebel u&, from our Iriend A. W. Mendesh all, Esq. They are evidently made by machinery, and are the handiwork of a Yankeo whom the rebs found within their lines, and who, to escape serving against his country iu the army, turned his genius to the manufacturing of Wooden soles for Shoes. Leather having become scarce a resort to stout canvas for the uppers was had. There .being an inner and an outer sole the canvas is cut so as to fit the foot and ancle -stretched over the inner sJe and tacked down, when it is placed on top of the outer sole, which is screwed fast at the bottom, and then the heel is also screwed fast from the inside of the shoe. We judge that it forms a very good shoe and protects the foot from wet and cold, and is nearly as good as leather, though rather stiff. Mr. M. informs us that these slrnes are mianly used by the rebel cavalry being too clumsy for infantry. About six hundred pairs were captured by the Illinois regiment to which he was attacheJ, in Georgia, and he brought three or four pairs with "him placing one pair on exhibition at ur office, where the lovers of the curious are invited to call and see them. jT4f A Bee-Hire that is just as good in Winter as in Summer, and is a fitting emblem of the busy energy of its owner, is at all times to be seen in front of D. U. Crawford's. Furs, Cloaks, Cloths and Carpets, and everything in the Dry Goods line, can there be had at the most reasonable prices. Call at No. 4'5, Main -st. Maxwell a Estcll mako pictures of all .kiuds and sizes, from the smallest gem, to life size photographs. They still have on hand some of those New-York Oval Frames for sale cheap. They have a large number of Pictures and Paintings on free exhibition. Also a Stereoscope full of beautiful scenes of Niagara and vicinity. Call and see them. ,TPThe Commissioners Court meet at Centerville on Monday next. Persons having business ith this court, will take notice, aud govern themselves accordingly. ,KS"" Earlham College, was entered on the night ol the lllh ult., and Trunks were taken out, and the lids broken in with a fence-rail, and their contents rilled. Over-coats, Shaw Is, Ac, besides several greenbacks, were appmpriatt-d by t'.us thieves. No clue has been ret discovered as to who were the pilferers. CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS! Fl'llS! ri'KS!! FCUSH! Fl'RS!!!! DELAINES! lUELAINESI! Dres ;ood. Prints, Muslin, Acc just rej ceived at Strattaa's Corner, whence they are rapidly absorbed by the crowds, whose daily actions testify that WILSON A ELLIOTT, are selling Bargains. ' ALL ABOARD." The bell is ringing, and We are off for No. SI, Main Street, to buy our Roots, Snoe, Hats and Cap, of McMeans and Bro. They keep n large slock, and are selling as any other house. A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We caa cnnscieni tiouslr recommend to those so hV ring from a dhtresj ing cough. Dr. Strickland's MelUtiuoos Cough Balsam It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal not , disagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt but the Melioiuous Cough Balsam is one of the best preparalatn m use. ami IS ail mat use jwpnrwirs ciaiiu tor it. We have tried it during tbe past week, and found relief from a mst distressing cough. It is prepared bv Dr. Strickland, No. . East Fourth-st , Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by all Druggists, at Fatty Cents per bottle. Epitors or FALLAPir. Ol! in SiasWith your permission I wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send, by return mail, to all wishing it (.free), a Receipe, with all directions for making and using a simple Yegitable Balm, that will enectually remove, in ten days Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, amotoh and beaatirnl. I will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and information that wSl enable them to start a full growth of Laxariaat Hair, Whiskers, or a Mustache, in less than thirty days. All applications answered by return mail without charge. Respectfully yonrs. THOS. F. CB APM AS, Chemist, Ml Broad war, New York. rsi-3-so.l .

7.310) loan!

The Secretary of taeTreary gives notice that sub ,' seriptioos will be received for Coepoa Treasury Note, payable three years from Aug. lath, 1-t, with sendannual interest at the rate of seven and three-tenth per cent, per annum, principal aad interest both X be paid io lawful money. These notes will be convertible at the option of th holder at maturity, into six per cent, gold bearin . bondii. navabh not less than five nor more than twent" .... - years from thetr date, as the GoTeromesit may elect Thev will be issoed in deocminauVin. of $;o, $10, $&90t 1,000 and $i,000, and all subscriptions must bt , . td i ii . for fifty doUars or some multiple of fifty d.41ars. Tbe notes will be transmitted to the owners free o' transportatio. charges as soon .Her the receipt of tbv . e original Certificates of Deposit as they can be pre- . ' 3 rred- ' As the notes draw interests from Aaeust 1 5. wrsons making 'deposits subsequent to "that date must pay the interest accrued from date ot note to date ot deposit. , Parties depositing twenty-fire thousand dollars and upward for these notes at any one time will be allow- 1 eommissi"n f one-quarter of oue per cent., which will be paid by tbe Treasury Department upon the receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to by the officers with whom the deposit was made. No deductions for commissions must be made from tlie deposits. While the government offers the most liberal terms for its loans, it believes that the very strongest appeal will be to the loyalty and patriotism of the people. Special Advantages of this Loan. Iris a NtTiONAi. S aviso Bane, offering a higherate of interest than any other, and the l-rt trurity. Any savings bank which pays its depositors in I". S. Notes considers that it is paying in tlie best circulating medium of the country, and it cannot pay ia anrthing better, for its own assets are either in govern- ... zueut Kcnnues or iu iimts w wum .uw in governroent paper. It is equally convenient as a temporary or permanent investment. The notes can always be sold for within a fraction of their face and accumulated interest, and are tlie best security with banks as collaterals for discounts. Convertible into n Six per cent. 5-20 Cold Bond. In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for three years, this privilege of converson is now worth about three per cent, per annum, for the current rate for 5-20 Itonds is not less than m'w per et premium, nd before the war the premium on six per cent. V. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will be seen that tlie actual profit on this loan, at the present market rate, is net less than ten per cent, per annum. IT EXEMPTIOY FKO.lI STATE OR Ml'MCIPAL TAXATION. But aside from all the advantages we have enumer ated, a special Act of Congress exempt all bomU and . r , , . . ... 7V.r now, from local taxaiu,n. On the average, this F exemption is worth about two per cent, per nununi; accordingto the rate of taxation in various parts of the country. It is believed that no securities offer 80 great inducements to lenders as those issued by the government. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith or ability of private parties, or stock companies, or separate communities, only, is pledged for payment, while the whole property of the country is held to secure the discharge of all the obligations of the Cnited. States. Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits The party depositing must endorse upon the ori-jinat certificate the denomination of notes required, and whether they are to be issued in blank or parable to order. When so endorsed it must be left with the officer receiving the deposit, tobe forwarded b the Treasury Department. SfBscairTioss will be received by the Treasurer of the Cnited States, at Washington, the several Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries, anil by the First National Bank of Evansville, lud. First National Bauk of Fort Wayne, Ind. First National Bank of Lafayette, Ind. First National Bank of Madisou, Ind. First National Bank ot Terre Haute, Ind. First National Bank of Richmond Ind. AND BY ALL NATIONAL BA1YK8 which are depositaries of Public money, and all RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country, (acting as agents of the National Dopositary Banks.) will furnish further information on application and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. 263 m. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ac. The Messrs. Nicholson Bro's, have- one of the largest and best stocks of Literary, Scientific, and Historical Works ; School Books sad Blank Boots, in the city. Their stock of Stationery, Card Boards of various colors and quality, is not surpassed. Wall and window Papers, Cords and Tassels, Window Curtains of a variety of Patterns a complete assortment aud the most beautiful patterns. A fine lot ot Photograph Albums, on hand. Daily and Weekly Papers, and all the standard Magazines, can be had at j their establishment. In short every article that should be found in a well regulated Bookstore, caa be had at tlie Brothers Nicholson opposite Citizens Back. Call and see. yJ Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and patterns put tip promptly by the proprietor of tbe Gas Works, James M. Starr. Fire-DricV, Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at the office, one door west of Emswiler 6c Co.'s and promptly attended to. A VERS, JANES, and other Fa mil r Medic 1 w for sale bv PLUMMER A KELLY THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. BEACH STREET, BOSTON, MASS. (Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcest er Railroad Icot- ) The subscriber most respectfully informs his friends and the public, that alter an experience of ever nine years as aa Assistant at tlie American House, io this city, be has leased upon very favorable terms the UNITED STATES HOTEL, which has for a long period, under tbe able and popn lar superintendence of CoL Spooner, received a very liberal patronage. The andersiroed will endeavor to keep op the popa tarity of toe Establishment as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. And be solicits roar patronage, assuring yon that at exertion oa his part shall be wanting, to render yonj stay st his boose both eomAftable and agreeable, ta-tf. FRANK M. PRATT.

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The Best and Cheapest of the Magazines! pmRsoirnMHiiiL ' Xcrwirtstanding the encrniowly iacreased cost ot f paper, aad the cooseqorut rue in toe price of other Iapiines. "Peterson's" will be furnished to Sioele I Seascribers at Two Dollaks A Yua. Cash in Adrsnce. Arraugvmeots have been made, by whtch.io j 16 j, it w ill be bitwr than ever. Jio Viagaxiue of :m- ! Hat merit will approach it ia cheapness, bene it wtfl 1 Le euapbticaliy THE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES! j The sN-ries in Peterson" are pronounced to be , hfi uSJitied ivKere. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Elia hvdnnji. Sirs. letiin, r racK L.r-? omeatct. ine au- : inor 01 -?a;v I- s t!arv. . arwiur, t. 1 vaan4 or s-.utton' Uslie Walter. Virginia F. Towrsciid, f fc sal.e tirey. l iar Auzusu. and the auihor of "Tlrf ' ecoud Lite," besides all the most rHpular f-icaie wn- ) tens of America, are regular contributors. Ia addition t to tbe usual no m!er ot shorter stories, toera wiil 1 ve3 in Vl)lB Oaiotsai. Copy Rwhte;. Smx- ; arrTFS. vir: I T K LAST HIVaXTAGEX KT, By Ana S. St. i p.'ietis. TIIK MIiI"G DIAMOND, By the aut'aor of I -The Second Lite." j A MOIA.'S KEVEXGG, By Louise Chandler i t ,'?1!t'?- . . j com t-1 v dicr. COQUKT Frank Lee BeneIu its Illustrat'-ms also, ''Peterson" is unrivalled. The Publisher challenges a comparison between its Superb Mezzotints and other Steel Engravings, An ! thos - ia other Msgaxines, aad one at least is riv en in every number. Colored Fasliion Plates iu Advance! It is the only Mnsatine whose Fashion Plate ran be relied an. Each number contains a Fashion Mate, engraved on steel, and colored from Fashions later than tor oilier Magazine gives: also, a dozen or more New Styles, engraved on wood: also, a Pattern, from which a Dress, Mantilla, or Child's Costume can be cut, without the aid of a uiantns-m:ik?r so that each nnwiter. iu this way will SAVE A YEAR S SI BSCKIPTIUN. Tim Paris. I-omlo i, Philadelphia anl New . York fashions arc described, at length, evch month. Patterns J Caps, Bonnets. Hoa l Dresses, ao. given. Its Colored Patterns in Embroidery, Crotchet, &c. The Work-Table department of this Magizinc is wholy unrivalled. Every number contains a dozen or mr iatterns in every variety of fancy work: Crotchet, imbroiderv, Knittting, Bead-work. Shell -work, lia rwork. Jkc. Jte. Even- month, a SFPEUB OM.OIU- D PATTEKN FOR SI.IPPEK, IT USE e CHAIR SEAT. j Ac., erven each of which, at a retail sjmv, would j cost fifty cents. No other Magazine- gives these Coli ored 1 atterns. ! An Eutirelr New Cook Book. Tlie origiial f Household receipts ot "txtersoo are aofc famous t For 1SA5, receipts for every kwnl of dish will !e given. tverv one of these Keceipts have btvn tested. 1 lie whole, at the end of the vear. will make a Cook ltook in itself. This alone will tie worali alio price ef "Peterson." Other receipts for the Toilette, ick room. Ac, will be given. New and I'nhionable Musir. will appear nt every numtier. Also, Hints on all auatterg interesting to Ladies. TERMS Always in Advance. To single subscribers, the price of '"Peterson" will remain as vie have siid, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. Hut in order that friends and neighbors may save money by clubbing together, the following tempting terms are offered, viz: Tivo Coniea oneYesr, 3.00. Fonr Copies f one yenr. M,in. Kisht Copies on year, ! ie,Oi. Fourteen Copies one year, . W. I Address, post-paid. CH AS. J. PETERSON. No. 30fi, Cliestnut-st., Philadelphia, Pa. GQDEY'S LADY'S BOOK. The Fashion Magazine of the World. 1 LITERATl'RE, FINE ARTS. AND FASHIONS The most magnificent Steel Engnvings. DOUBLE FASHION PLATES, Wood engravings on every ( subject tout can interest ladles. Crochet amttinc, ; etting, r.mbroidery. Articles for tlie leili t. for the Parlor, the Boudoir, and the Kitchen. Everything in fact, to make a couplets Lady's Book:. The Ladies' Favorite for 35 Years. No Magazine has been able to compete with it. Kone attempt it. GOlfKY'S RECEIPTS for every d,'artmeiit of a household. These atone are worth the price of the Book. Model Cottage i no other Magazine gives them,) with diagrams. DRAWING LESSONS FOP. THE YOUNG. AnI other speciality with (Joder. Ulilui.'SAli -ML mi , worth .i a year. Ulner -Magazines publish old worn-ont music; but tlie subscriticr to liodey gets it bfore the mnic stores. Osrdeuing for Ladies. Another eculiarity with Gody. Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart A Co., of New York, tlie millionair merchants, appear iu io ley, i the onlv Magazine that has them. Aivij rknuiuu. 1 1 t Lit iue vc.euiaivu i i -1 u 11 l.'...!.: . ....1 lv .-l:. . r v iork. Ladies Bonnets. We give more of them iu a vear thau any other Magazine. In fact, the Lady 's Book enables every lady to be her own bonnet maker. MARION II Alt LAND. Authorm uf "Alf.ne" "IJMtm J'ulA" u3r.m &' j ".Whm" and .1 irmfei," i writes for Godev each month, and f r no ether maga zine. e have also retaiued alt our ol I and favorite contributors. TERMS OF GS-odey's Lady's Book for 1865. (from which there can be no Din'ation.) The following are the terms of the Lady's Book for I ISoi. At present, e will aeecive subscribers at the j following rates. Due notice will be riven if we are j obliged to advance, which will depend upon tlie price j of paper. One copy, oue year $3 00 Two copies, one year S JO Three copies, one year - " ) Four copies, one year 10 0X1 Five copies, oue year, and an extra copy to the person sending trie club, making six copies - It 00 Eight copies one year, and an extra copy to the person sending the club, making nine copies 21 00 Eleven copies on year, and an extra copy to the person sending: t;e club, making twelve copies .... .... .. . 27 00 Additions to any of the above clubs, ii 60 each subscriber. Gndey'a Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine will be sent, each one year, on receipt of H 50 We have no club with any other Magazine or Newspaper. The monev must all be sent at one time for anr Club. Canada subscribers must seuj 24 cents additional for each subscriber. ! Address L. A. fiODEi', j N. E. Corner Sixth aud Chestnut Streets, PHILADELPHIA. i Sale of Real Estate. THE nndersigned oST3 at puUic sale onder the provision "f the lst WILL and codicils of i William Elwards late of Warne County, Indiana de- ; Atnt4, ti.t following Real Estate, t:tuated in, said county, to-wit: Toe South West quarter of Section one. and the i North 'Vest quarter of Section Twelve; 12 iu Town- ! ship 13, B"1 liange lne West, comprising ahnut 31 i, acres. This land lies;-, miles a liu.c- rVrnfli of East from Richmond near the Rail Road from Richmond lod. ' to Eaton Ohio, it is land of superior quality, has on it j cleared and uod-r cultivation 215 acres, a good Brick i House, a frame Barn, good Orchard, aud good water. ; To suit purchasers the quarters can be sold separately. One third nf the pnrefcase will be rcrnired down, and ' the remainder ia one, two, and three years after date ' with interest from date, payable annnaliy. Notes and Mortgage m the land will be requirol of the purehaser fi r tbe deferred payments at toe time of executing the j deed by the undersjgned. anbiect to the continuation f of the court of Coimnoa Pleas of said county of ! Wavne. JAMES PERRY. j- j, JONATHAX SCARCE, -Iwr-October lS,n4. : JOHN C. WHITRIDGE. ' Attorney at Law & Notary, I . STARR HALL BTILDTNG, Richmond, Indiana. j RIIMOVAK t tiEORGCMOLIkNO, has removed hia LAW j OFFICE, to tbe room over Crawford's Be-Hrre Store, i oa Main St- between Pearl and Marion etraru. 1 sUeaawod. No. 5, S4. a7-3r.

UWJ8 Cure warranted if lHrections are followed. IInndredt of Citiren f Ckicaco kare bee . fenunaieiiUy Cureat by this ."Medicine. JTCi Ll. POK A CutCl'LAB DCSCklaiNd ALU Sv. TOMS DR. D. H. SEELYE & CO., ? Sole IorKiTO, OFFICE MASONIC TEMPLE, KOO.H S. II, Cliienso, Illinois. SYMPTOMS: The sy aaptotHS of Catarrh as they generally appes i are at first very flight. Persous'fiud they have cold, that tbey hare frequent attacks, and are more sen sitive to the changes of tempei ature. In t.us condi tion, the none may be dry, or a slight discharge, toi and acrid, afterward becoming thick and adhesive. A the disease becomes chronic, the discbarges a in creased in quantity and changed in quality: they sr thick and heavy, and are haked or coughed off. " Th Secretions are' oifrnsive. causing a bad breath: th voice is thick ami c.isal: the eyes are weak; toe sens of the smell is lessened or destroyed: deafness fre o,aentlv takes place. Another common and importan symptom of Catarrh is, that the person is obliged t clean his throat iu the morning of s thick or slim isuecus, which has (alien down from the head durinj fie night. When this takes place, the person may b see that his disease is on its way to tue lung, an. should lose no thue in arresting it. THE AUOkYE ARE WET FEW OF THE CATAKJU. SYMPTOMS. Single Mottle will lt at month to te used three times day. TESTIMONIALS. Front ff m. TSnm. J. Ttrntr, rr-f'mhrr nf Ckmyrem fnm IImo, ittfr SftmL-rr tf IliiuttU liim uf firyremnUttim, ami trrawi MnwUr of A. '. and A. M. oj lA Stat tf' 7,7utt. Fbkbpokt, Oct. 21. 1S43. DR. D. H. SEELYE: Dkak Sir: In reply to your notice of the ISth inst., I would say that I was severely afflicted with Catarrh fwf years, when I became acquainted with yon and bought two bottles of your Liqnid Catarrh ttemedy. Uvlore I Had used one bottle I was sensiblv improved, and before tlie second bottle was finished, was completely curod. I can recommend the medicina to all afflicted with Catarrh UespccifnUv Yonrs, THOS. J. TURNER, For sale in Richmond, Ind., bv E.CI. Potts, Plummer Ar itellr, Nanipnn A- Its, Mailer JLCiUlct. J. O. I'ARK, -en. Al., Cincinnati. October 19, IstVI. 3J-ly. J. E. WILMAWLS, STORAGE 0 COMfsllSSfbll, RICHMOND.' IND. OI'i'OSITK DEPOT, SOUTH SIDE. Wanted:.-EGGS, BUTTER, APPLES, POTATOES, ONIONS, Ac, Ac. J2-C-TUE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR THE ABOVE. Richmou Oct. 5, 1. SS-lsi Notions aud Fancy Goods. Emswiler & Crocker, I' ' ' ruREIUN, IHJMIXTIC AND FANCY ZSTotioiisj Toys, Willow-Ware, Children's Wagons, - ALSO I'ndershirt, Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoods. . Nubiai, Scarfs, Ae Ac, Ac, All f wluch we ofter to the Trsde, snd the public generally, at Wholesale or Retail AT TRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 2-y"VVe respcctl'ullyinvit the atteDtion of purchasers to onr very complete stock, tloods will be shown with pleasure, and do pains spared so render entire satisfaction. Richmond, Ind- Oct., th, ISM. 3.1:8m Thit Specific rertora yen to former health aaT without Uytm sm tae effect ahsease. Dr. xLtWM 'S SPECJFIC. This Is taie crent A ssrverelfrsi Rnnealr (napwacd F EITHAtTI rrstsn Inatsvai tWotasvaid Herns.) tur all si tcaertnrs ' I'rtwarr aat avesatsil Orsjaais, smsi lateatstllnasies t tat Urine, imflaawsaiaw ! mtf tx Bladder, Inxianaawattra tkie Kidners, Ix the Bladder, atrlatatre, tiravtl, Usirrfcs, Class, aa4 ts wwrl valed hjr aa tkla yet dlsWkN k4 aceor4ni( to diractiau tkis lUawdy has attar tax mar aaxil, ai.il it aa emmmat b 4mtectaS hy aar Tm,m vmmtif ia fur it mm raw. , mminm so titJcUoBa, vfalck ara catelaaal to dmnny aad aba Itimn 1 mm lm taw ymmsaa (ruaa lb avtnB, cnuut bmajmnmj aad BMaltb. It ia aa mmrh Madtcta, imt ia U aaatodwd rtaca at ta Ptavvtclaa saoat m.iirfai la carl urn, mul I'm I ot tbia taa. aaar-AX km aaapair as that tiaaiiy a Watts taa avoat aauatiahtoc ran, (ha all atbars hal. frlc. aaiv Slaat at Amtx, mm baaaa ftw Baat my aaui to aaj aiili oa rx of tha setea. Foraala my mU DracxaWa. aaa thas aar i ls FINE Toilet !opa. A graat varirtv of Strlea and Perfrtne, at F1XMMER A KtLLT'3.

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A Card, to th Sufferiug. STltifft twr. tr feri? WshV f "Ruchs.TosW M sHraiOrvous Anti"ol."' Ae Ar ic and iVr von are satisfied ith tl mwit. taaW.ase mw of Hsf ioetor Baekast ASaicitssi srcinc IMH--udt seeSaewi to lealtb aad vigor tnVsa thaaiMrre davs. They are pnrolv vegetaUe. pAuasant to tak, pnwpt and and aalularv ia their enVcU on the broken down andshattsred con's ututwn. tlld and young ran take them with advantage. Imported and sold ia tlie I uited States only bv JAS. S. ULTTLER, ' ' No. 417 Broadway, Ker York. . MTAfTnt titha I'nited Sutes P. S. A Box of these pitta, sec u re! rjeked. will mailed to anv address on receipt ot to"io, which ia ONE DaJLLAR. poaiiuid-omt retuttded bv th Ageat, if carina sattsfaetMn is not fivesu ' SepSiV . j '-tv 3l-3m. Arx,i..;,iti t -Jl Do J?oih to be ur ed? WR- JiLCHaVS ENOUStI SrECIFFIC FILLS JLP''ssKit Was than Sedaca. tlis moral ease of Nrr-

'faunnsBiSj nupotocy, I'nJrnature IVrav. Seminal CA.nes, iivMBitv. and Ml I ruiary, Sexual and Nervous A Sections, no niatuaf from what cause produced. Brie, One IVUlar per t.x. Scut, post-paid bv snail, on rectMpcof an rdk r. Una Box will perfect a eur in most cases,, AJUires; JAS. S. BITTLER, tJeneral Agent, tT7 Broadwav, w York. Sep.lL, lstVt. Si-Sin. Valuable Business House roR SAiaE. The undersigned AVrs for sale his NEW TWOSTORY BK1CK HOI'S R.-the fourth house North of the corner of Main and Marion east aid.', eu Marion-st, tbe front room of which is now occui.iol tv a shoemaker's shop. ' There are seven rooms and a Kitchen two good wells and aa excellent cUtem fruit trees and a good garden. run-hasers are luvhvd to call and examine the premises, when tern "wiU tie made known, which will be reasonable. , . JOSEPH MALANtJ. Richmond ImL, SejL 14. Im"U. .10 tf The FAiIa Hat Fashions! raiHE undersigned has , sffr-"S just received his new aI5A FALL 8tvW of ScTZ . a . . . V d V ill, i A ' mm im m m - r- w - , tom hich he invites tlie attention of all who would indulge in the latest fash ion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of Jlt. SL r r KINS. KichmoiKt, Ind., hept. 6th, !So4. lOtf EZRA NYE, Mai.aa in Stoves and Hollow Ware, Plain, rVesoea, and Jnnaued Tin w are. Also, Agent f-r flte Hale of the Forest Queen Cooking Stove, And Maiitiractiirvr of all kinds of tin a ni sheet-iron yvorki Tin and Tim Jlmn't J'ut in Order. BsU"AU orders for SiH.miiiit, ti inter and Vslleva. attended to with pronip'.o.'.. Store j. uning SiH.f.'s I oruiture Rooms, near the DeiHit, Richmond, Indiana. Jan. 27, lit' New Stock of Hardware! TlHK subscriber having jtiat returned from New York, takes this opiiortiinilv to inform his friends ud the public that lie ill soou Ije in receipt of a fresh tock ot Hardware, Cutlery, N nil's Carriace Trimnnugs, Ave., Which he is disposed to aell dieap. lleaae call and ueiore purniaoig eir i,ere. Aug. $1,1 SB 4. 1RVAN REED. 40 11. PILES. -A- SUIUi: OUIiK!! EYERY BODY IS BEIVtJ Cl'RED OF THIS distressing disease by the use of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Read what a MiftVrer says: 1 Mr. J. .P Harardc, 164 Second street, Ciucinnati, t., says he has lieen a dreadful sutterer with Pile tor a long time, and has triwl nearly everything, and could obtain no relief. fr u.tnl ibiml one-fourth ot a pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile OiuUueut, and it made a cu.llete cure. He advises cverv one who is suflerinc v try it. " Sdd by all Druggists. 50 cents per pot. Manufactured at No. Kat Fourth sreet. Cincinnati O. Ask for Strickland's rile Kerned y. DR. STRICKLAND'S MellinnonS'Coogh Balsam! Cnrea Cough", Cold, Sor-Throat, Awthnm, and CouftMmptiou. It is oulr necessarv for anv one troubled a ith tlieif ctnplaiiits to trv one bottle' of -e . Strickland's MeUifluoas Cough Balsam, toeooiince Uem tiiat it is tlie best preparation evrr used. It not only cure the aUve aflectWnis of the Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night Sweats ami Spitting of IU-kkI, aud is an excellent gargle for anv kind of Sore Throat. It is pleasant to take, and a afe med icioe for infanta. Price M cents per buttle. I or sal -by Drugrixts generally. Oseral Depot , Kast 4th Itreet, Ciarinalt, Ohio. -AMI. Strickland's Antie-Cholera Mixture, Is a eomposition of axtringenu. abaorheriti, stimnlaota and caruiiMtrres. which every phywian acknowlelgea ia the only preparation tliat will effect a permanent rare of Diarrho-a and Dyaeterv. This Anti-Ctiolsra Mixture is now ia nsa in several of urarsty hospitals where it gives tlat greatest aatisfaction. It has saved ttat lives of UKmsands of otrr soldiers at4 citixens, and ! we will guarainto it to lie tuc tieatreawdy in tbe world r T . . i J Ti . IOV I'UITlHrtBail lIKHirri, Mr. Woods, of Covington. Ky . will bs saost happy to satisfy any one as to tit:, it-toe of Stncaiaad's Auti Utoteira Mi a ore! ia Tt we have a great nasnher ol testiutonials frv-m pauons wba have been eared after bring pronounced meorable bv tlieir physicians, some after lakineooly (aso laHtie of ttnrk land's A sU-Ctioiera Mixtnrr. If yoa sutler with Diarrhoea snd Dysentery try one bottiew - - - ' h - - Ynn ought not' to b without sneh a valoabU snadiciiats.' The l-lawaonaaV fattoaai Uowm, of April 24th, says: that trvmaaaJt pf our aoldiers bavs barn saved bv the ttsaof StHr tlarvTs Anfi-Cbolera Miatir. For sale by Dauggists at 0 irahwr botta. TFor sale at Plutnmer A Kelly's: hantpaua A Boas;' aad at E. Potts a ia'a, fciebrWiwd. Ind. i i, I... i. i n DCHTIOT, i Richmond, Ind. DENTAL ROOM i fTesrth Fifth treet, . West Kid, imi Ma.au:, , n , - wa i, raa. ! J". ,0 irtf