Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 35, Number 44, 28 December 1865 — Page 4

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RICHMOND, IND., DEC. 28th, 1865. OCR XKXT COStiRESMMkJI. Ws jndgs from wbst ws see, hear sad reed, that tbA I'nioD eotsrs of tfci District, are expecting- a warn and bitter eoote.t at thit nominatier mtom for a easxLdaU to aucceeJ Mr. Julian. We (eel sure that they will oa be disappointed if they rueonrafs. or conalrnaaoe the extravagant and internperata lacfaga indulged fa by may individual, end not a tow of aba paUie prints, toward prominent ma spoke of for ths aandidaey. We srs strangers in the District, and indeed, almost Stranjrers to civil life, having bat recently returned from tha Bold of war and blood 5 yet wa claim to have some common sense, aad to aaaart aa aa sximoo "that in anion than la strength." Without naion thare must ba dissension and weakness. Tha path to na ia clar. If wa avoid tha contest, dissension and diviaioa So ur party, which all trna Union man mast desira, this paraoaal abaaa matt ba bushed. Certainly no one can doubt tbia, but the nuit intricate propos.tioa ia, bow can tba vilifiers of eertein aapiraou ba sontrsUed T Who can prevent tba aapasial friends of Mr. Julian, from aayiag bard and abasies things of General Maradilb, or tba aapacial frianda af Meredith from saying like things of Mr. Julian T Our Jadgamenl ia, that no ona, two, thna or four individual mm control that mattar, but that tba people, tha t'nioo voters of ibis diatrict can control it, even ernaU it, by riving expression through tba public printa or othsrwise, that tbay will remove tha incentives tp thia tlrau by nominating aad aUatiag somebody alee. -Tbia in our remedy fur heeling tbia feud, aad wa know of none other. - TVs want itdiatinrtly anderstood that wa bava no war U make apoa Mr. Juliaa, Mr. Maraditb, or any other Union man who sspfres for seat in tba neit Congress from thia diatrict, nor hava wa any candidate in view ; our desire ia harmony ia tha diatrict ; believing that tha success of tha principles of t!ia party of fnr greater importance t .an tba alcction of any one man, aitd that that aucceee will not ba aecarcd by the noniinatmn of eitliar Julian, or Meredith -eiiie Vmun. Cholera Cured a Easily Toothache. Dr. Poet, who ia rrpreeented aa a "nigh medical authority" ie .Vaw Vork, delivered a lecture at tha Medical College, in that city, on Friday evening last, IU alaima that cure ia easy "aa be tooth-ache." Ilia method of treatment, an ba explained it, ia briefly aa follows ; Tba patient ia Hret attacked by diarrhea, accompanied by extreme laesrtude. Ha ahould then Instantly go to bed, aad remain perfectly quiet for forty-eight hour, taking at least fifteen grains of calomel to drive tha infection promptly from the system. After thia has acted freely, a mild dose of iaudannm ahould be given to auothe the patient and prevent further intestinal action .lee should also be applied to tb eplnsl column. Dr. Poat claims that this treatment baa been applied in thousadsof rases, and never failed tii result ia the entire and rapid recovery of tha patient. It ia of tha very first importance, howaver, that the patient ahould uut abandon tha reclining posture, from the very commencement of the disease -until tha recovery. All the prominent medical men in the city are engaging themselves in tba atuJy of the cholera, not clinically, of course, at there have teen nc case yet in tba city. The) Cholera. It ia the opinion of a good many parsons that tha reported caaes of cholera in New York Imported by vaasel from Brest, were not of the real Asiatic type. There can be no doubt, however, that the disease ia at thia time in French West Indies, and consequently in proximity with our Southern coast. Its ravegea are aaid to ba severe in that quarter. This fact ahould induce greater caatioa, and leaj to continued aad thonigh hygienic treasures to repel its invasion. If it exists now under a tropical temperature, wa have reason to beleive it will be borne to New Orleans by the breath of spring, or the warmer winda of aunimer.. The disease ia on thia aide of the Atlantic, that ia eertain within a few hundred mileaof tha main land. The Saturday Evening Post. There haa been a change in the management of thia -well known and favoritaweekly, by the admission of lady author as editor. Mr. Emerson Bennett, the popular writer, now writes exclusively for the Post and announce a continued story, to begin tha first of the year, to ba called The M I'baatom of tha rarest," a wild story of tha early eettlement of Kentucky. Bella Z. Hpencer, the editor, whose novel of Ora baa been ao highly praised, also announces a eontiuued alary, to be called Oeaevieve Howe. Florence Percy, the author of " Ere Isle." Louiae Chandler Moultun, August Bell, Eleanor C. Oonelly, Beatrice Cohmne, Mrs. Margaret Hoarser, and a host of other popular suthora also write for tha 'met. The ! contains, be.ide stories, sketches, pnetry, humorous articles, Ac, an original agricultural department, and original ."!!- l receipts for bousekeepere. Wheeler A M'ilsi a't retsbrswd sowing machines are offered as pre. am ids toih'.vse wi.i est up ceru'.n clubs) an easy nay f rttii;r a s.-eing ir.sosiae worth in Philadelphia tifiy-tive dollars. The price of the Pot is 2 &0 a yesj two copiee- , fewr copies ?,, eight copies (and oce vsaane $ t Sample copies furnished gratis. aa irris u. 1 currnoa . o., 4i aiout atreet, 1 aulade!phia. Till! L.rV KKItD. The iublishere of this beat fvl Magasine hava isjuel a magnificent number for Jxnuxry. The leading steel engraving, "Tut FoREiir ;iv," ia a per-f.-ct ge!n of beauty. Wa do cot know where the publiahera of the Isdy's Frirn.l get sach beaum'ul deigoa t ht-ir cn-ravio. Then we have a gorgeous colored I'Uiv, '-Tub Umd Hiskix Scsma ta Cminui OX Vslixt.' which tlie ladies sav ia mafuiflceat. 'fha LSNOt IKKSLX OOLOatO tTEBL FxsBloH PlaTI it as visual anperb we bad almost aaid unequalled Another eograviag, called r!tep!evj Wharton 'a Will," wl.ieti Uluntrawa a fine story, m wry suggestive. Then we have a baautul plate ef Children skating inteaded to illuatrate the winter atylea of children's clothing ; with numerous other platea illaatrating Hair Nets, Winter Iraaaea, Birdtrs for JackeU, various new styles of Bonorta, Winter Casaquea, Paletota, Jackets, Kmbmidery, Chemises, Night Dreaa, Ancient Head-Dreaaea, Patchwork, Ac. Ac. The literary matter ia excellent. Among the article, we not "Stophen W barton "a Will," "Mrs. Trunk," by Frances Lee ; "Paul's Sturv, or French Lessons Oance," by August Bell; "Tba Two Nightiogalea," "Stonee ef oar Village," by Baautrica Colonaa; -In Dlneaa.' by Florence Percy Rachel Dar.a'a Legacy," by H. A. Herdon j 'Arthur's W ife," "Loving Mary," Editor's llepartiaent, Tha Fasbiona, HtMxaebold Receipts, Ac. Price a year f S copies $4.60 ; 8 copies (end one jentu) $ 16. .Vcw is hw to gti uf cluUfr ls6n. Specimen numbers for this pnrpose will be sent for 15 cent. WVtitr 4r HWeoa't eWrnW Jnrwjf M eaaMsare funitk ri aa fr m.i in eertana mm. The PrvspecMs ef this saagaaiae for next year embodies a splendid list of contributors. Address Deacon A Peterson, ST Walnut Street, Philadelphia. To the Potait. 1e Alexandria Gaxetta aays: The foUowiog ia sresti rt harsna report ot tao ,vi.leoee given ia too ttagietrates' Coort, by negro maa named Doctor Jones who accused aaotber negro, Mated Washington, of stealing his watch : " I'aa named Doctor Jones, because old maater naas ed Doctor. Iwaa Bitting ia da ahop j say wateh m-- m -r -" V I Washiagtoa ) osnae m not down got up went Oat and da watch waa diaxsisaed. Dat's ell I know boo it-' , . bwikhi iwreauy qe maaaeq two Uckvta ot the Simeee twina, but tha twina laaUtad they were 000, and. tha conductor eouldat eject one wtthos t tha ethor, ha hod to let tbeaa paaa.

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jD. P. HOLLOWAY & CO., WASHINGTON, D. C, j ' i W TT ATE enjr?d In the bnsiness of soliciting Pat- ? II cnU, and prosecuting Patent caee. Bosineas wuwmdueu w wctr iv win raw, mumvu. i ; 1 Claim Against the Government, j i For back pay for Penaiooa, Ac.Ac will receive par- j Bona! attention. ALL INFORMATION, In reference to Patent Laws, cheerfully given. Copies of the Laws and Rulea and Regulations of the Patent Office, will be sent, yrart, on application. In applying for a Patent the applicant ahould forward a model of his invention if susceptible of being illustrated by a model or, if it eouaiata in a chemical compound, samples of the ingredient ia their commercial state, and also ia the proposed preps re form, should be sent. Also, as full a description o j the invention or discoverv, and ita advantages shoul I be given as ia practicable, to aid in the proper prepara j i tion of the papers. j Persons believing they have made aa invention or I ! discovery in art or science, and desirous of knowit j whether the aame haa been patented, by transmittirto us a model, or drawing, ora sufficient deacriptit to make the invention intelligible, can have a thorouf examination made in the Patent office, and the resu ; of aaid examination forwarded to them for a reason -ble compensation. We will have forwarded to any person who may d -aire tbcm, a copy of the Patent Terms now in fun , and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent offii , free of expense. Caveats will be prepared on short notice, by t inventor'a giving a brief description of their inventk : , with drawings. Drawings will be msde in artistic style from niod . furnished by inventors. Searches of the Records of the PaWnt office in i gsrd to titles in Patents will be made on spplicatii. . Send full name or names character of the inventk , aud if possible date of Patent. Copies of all CLAIMS, In any Patent ismed by the Patent Office since IS-' , will be furnisho 1 on the receipt of fl, the applica t gii-ing the full name of the Patentee, nature of t . invention, date of the Patent, Ac. Washington City, Ang. 31, 1365. 27tf AN ORFflXANCK to Vacate an Alley in th part of the City of Richmond, Ind., la out by Charles W. Starr. Whkukas, a certain alK-y running North fr Main Street in the eity of Richmond, between U No. 123 and No. 124, in Charles W. Surr'a additi thereto, being between rixth and Seventh streeta.u til it intersects an alley running East and West, wi about the year H58, declared by the Common Coun of the City of Richmond, upon proper proceedin duly vacated, but the Ordinance never having be entered upon tha "Book of Ordinances," and no offic record thereot preserved ; and as said alley haa be since then closed np and taken iuto the adjacent l en the belief that the same was legally vacated, and settle any controversy that might hereafter arise account thereof. Therefore, SfCTtoN 1st. It is hereby ordained, by the Co:mon Council of the city of Richmond, that a cert alley running North from Main Street in the City Richmond, between lots No. 1X4 and No. 12 inCharl W. Starr's addition thereto, being between Sixth aSeventh streets, until it intersects aa aller runni East and West : be and the same ia hereby declar vacated, from Main Street North to its intersecti with an aller rnnning East and West. Sir. 2nd, " This Ordinance to be in force from aafter its passage and publication. Passed and a proved Dec. 5tb, 135. JOHN FIN LEY, ilavor. Attest: W. W. Arsr;.-, City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE. Tt VACATE AN AI LKY. Sxctto 1st. He it ordained by the Common Con - cil of the city of Richmond. Ind.," thst the Alley ru - nmg North and South, along the V.t side of t Robinson Machine Shop, from Main Street tothefii t .11 T- 11" I 1 .1,. X" . V. - I i a uey running lxsi aaa v et i aiunjc w:e .iwi.. J of said Shop; he and the same is hereby vacated. ! Sc. 2nd. This Ordinance to be in lore from ai I ! after its passage. I Sac. 3rd. The petitioners are to par all exvn attending said vacation. juti.i n.M.t.i, Mayor. Attest: W. W. AcsTtf, Citv Clerk. 3- -".T .sVr HLZR DYSENTERY its X i a ii-licxe rr . DIXOX'S AXIOMATIC (JARMINATIVE la the oaly safe aad sure care. It coatains no opium or dete tericrs drugs, no mineral or other injurious compounds common to remedies generally sold fur this class of disease. It ie ao eScaeioue that Physicians very generally use it in their practice ia alt chronic aad dangerous cases. ffiT Cs no Cholera mixtures or doubtful compositions, (many of which undermine and ruin the constitution.) when roa can obtain an unfailing remedy s simple aad safe as Blackberries themselves. Ask fer Stiss s Bt ictiissi Ciii JiTiv a. and sec that the proprictcr'a nice is written on the outside wrapper of each bottle. Prepare! only by ScU Prcjmetor, CIXCIXXA TI. For sals bj all respectable drug-is-. . s Pries, (old atyla. 35 cts.1 25o., 50c. tnd $ I, pr Boti!.

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I Published iaf tke JVrner Ruildiu;. on ! Thursday Mornings, r- By HOLLOWAY 4 DAVIS, ArtawpCarVoIiiiiie, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Job Printing. We have a new "DAY JOBBER," and new fonts of Type of the latest atylea, both plain and fancy, aad are prepared to do work neat and expeditiously. Pamphlets, Catalogues-, Constitutions, Show Bills, Haudbtlls, Blanka, Posters, Bills of I.adiug, Bill Heads, Cards, Note, Envelopes, Circulars, Checks, Lables, Ac. PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE. D. B. CRAWFORD, Proprietor of the mil HIVE STORE: J now receiving the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPET TWO A SI) Tl I K EE P I.Y INGRAIN, HEMP AND RAG! STRAW MATTING AND KCGS, if J" 'i. (i.-..Lx-Pt,C,j"& A3?' Lsifi'EiSy Of every desi'ription. Oil Cloths, of neat patterns, lire I ri'.d.s, of newest stvles. In fact I am determined to have the HKST STOCK OF GOODS IN THE CITV And Sell as Cheap. All of aiy Goods will be sold at fair prices. The public are inveted to call at No 4(t Main street. Richmond, May 13, 13d5. l.tf RALLY, RALLY! TO Due West of the Citizen's Bank, for CHEAP DRY GOODS. Wilson cV ICllioU! HAVE JI'ST RECEIVED FRO.lt THE Eastern Cities a full supply of Plain and Fancy Goods, Notions, Silks, &.C.I Their Domestics were bought before the lata advance, and will be found Than Eastern quotationa. DRESS GOODS! Ar-'.rom 25 to 50 per cent. lower than formerly ! Are sold at Jl.00 ?1,50 pr yard. A'l arc invited to call aad examine their stock. They have sous nice pit-eras of Infraia aad Bnisells CARPET S ! And also a line of WILSON i ELLIOTT. No. tf. FOR SALE A1 STREET PROPERTY: The Store .v " R.ra and dwclline. Vo. ST, Mia srrwt. north aide, between Marion A Frsiklia, is oS-red iur sale. ttKjnire of Vatxphan i Kr. r at the Lumber Yard of WM. CAIN A SOX. Rit-hawiTid. Xov. Z, 4J. O don-nine avd Lnzodoot, - - f f-r-v-T- Knr tf. Teeth, at M-I K.rWNfER A KELU .-. FARMS, DWELLIXfivnCILDIXrJlxrTS and alnwat everr dt-senption of Keal Estate fv sale bv - - fc-JI. Pr!l,r., Ajpe. t I-tf. GfrXCIXE BEK EI.V. MtRVOLM 'TABMT 4t ULIV M II IT Eat flXal HEBAKELLV cacocra.

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ttvity. purity the tiib nuca tv c-batrortioos vtuch asaa A eoM aetslii in to body, aad 06-eti-acs Its natural fuaefn. !. ao raneveo, veart opon themaelv. aal tbe sorroaadiBf oegana pro. Kin CMMfiU aCTvlfcK. ua-nog. an4 dllnai aieitliccoditi,oppreeawi ey tbe Asraaea. ta, tax. AyK- Pills and tav dliwrtly tttay laators tne natural acrton e the sntaaa, aad with it tha tmoyaat WtiB(o(hattltaas-siB. W oat i trus aad so arparaot ia thli uivial aad common complaint- al true in many ortbederMttaDl Aaaaaroaa dMtem(r. Tbe same punraxive effect axpel tbani. Cawwed by aimilar oostraction and Jranp?m-nt of the natural function of toe txaiy. they ax. rapally. and many of tbetu surely, eurd bv tbe same maana. Noo wh know the vwt of tbeaa PiiU. will mieci te aaaploy Ibau wbea auSertuc frutm la 4uorvlr tbay cure. Stautnwiiu from leadlnz phvMHans fa som of taa prtncipai dim, aad (roia eUiar wcU kaowa public par- , from a TorwardtMg Urrrxnt J 3- Low, i- i, I'M. Da. Atsb : Tour Pill are the paragon of all that ia gne ta medicine. They have cured my little daughter of ukerou sore upon bor hands and f-t that had prov4 incurable for year. Her saKer haa been Jong grievously antu-tod with blotciMM and pimpla on ber alua and la bar hair. After our child was cured, she also triad your Pills, and they have carad her. .,.., ASA M0BQBIDOB. Aa a Family Pxtyetc. em Jr. Z. W. QtrttarigM, -Vein Ortaams, Your Pill are the prluee of purge. Tbeir exeelleBt qualities aurpaaa any eatbartie wa poaaasa. Tbay are xaUd. but very oerbun and eAVctual in thr action on the bowels, which makaa them invaiuahle to a ia the daily Cmtssent of disease. Ueadaexa,8textIIeaclaele,F,omI StaoaaclV. Prom 'Jr. Julmtrd Boyd, Atituur. tExa. Avta I cannot aniwer you what com plain ta f nave carat with your Pills better than to say all flat to rlw(vayyMaakiM. I plao great dependence on an eOoctiiai cathartic in my daily contest with iturari. and believine a I do that your Pilla aSord na the boat are aavs, 1 of course value tbaui highlyPmsBrse. Pa.. Mav 1, 1S3. ts- J. C ATta. Elr: I bava been repeatedly eured of the worst k-adac'x any bodv ean l-.ave by a dose or two of your Pills. It seems to arise bom a toul stomach, which they cleans at oace. Yours with great respect, M. PKFBLB, CUrk of Stroma- Clorww. Bllloxta Disorders silver Complataita. Prom Dr. Tmvdon BeU, of Sm Tork Oxy. Not only are your Pill admirebly adapud to their purpcaa a aa aperient, but I nod their beneficial effarwupoa tha Liver very marked indeed, They have ia my practice proved more effectual for the cure of hdivta ojmf'ximi than any one remedy I can mention. I sincerely vejotce that wa have at teagth a purgative which a wortay tha eou&ueace ot Uis prufasuutt aud th people. DrraaTuxsTT or ths Ittsxios, 1 TTashiuguin, D. C7th Feb, ISA. 8i 1 1 bava need your fill in my general and bopital practice avar since you made them, aud cannot hesitate to aay thy are tbe best cathartic we employ. Their regulating action oa the liner ia quick, and deadxi, couaeqaenily they an an admirable remedy for derangementa cm that organ. Indeed. I have (eidom juiid a case of otitomt dutim o ooatiuaie that it did not readily yhrld to Uiom. araurualiy ouia, ALONZO BALL, M. L), Jtiyticuin of tht Mam Butpitai. Pyaextterr, Dlarrlseea, Relax, Worms. Prom Or. J. G. Orten, of Vitcax Your Pill have had a long trial in my practice, and I bold them in esbvm aa one of the bet auerieuta I have ever fouud. Their alterative effect upon tba liver maka them au excelWni remedy, when given in amall draw for btttrut dytenterif ami autrrfura. Iheir ugartwting make tlivai very acceptable aad cuuveuMut fur the aa of woiueu and ckuidreu. Dypepla, Impurity of the Blood. Prom J. f. If mut, PtUr ,f Advent Cnurcl,, Bottom. Da. Auk: I have used your Pi'ls with extraordinary sucoiefl in my family and ainooar tlio 1 am called to visit in dUtrexs. 'to regulate the organs of d:(tetioo and purify the blood, tliey are the very bert remedy I nave rer kuoo, and 1 can conudt-nttv recommend thein to my frienda. Vour, J. T. IllMU. VTirsaw, Wyoming Co., Jt. T., Oct. it. 15.15. Dsaa Sir : I am using your Cathartic pill in mv practice, and end tl"-ni an excellent pm-,-aiive to clean e tbe ajiftetn and purify lAt fountain n ftbi"od. JkjlLS G. MEAC11AM, M. D. Con tl pat lan, Co tlvex, Svt prrlott, Rlleuiiiatitia, KoiK, tuialgia, Irpay, ParalyiU, F-ta, etc. From Dr. J. P. l eaaySa, Atwtmii, dtnada. Too much cannot be aaid of lour Pills for the rure of) eattreiwu. If other of our fraiernity have lmod ibeas! Be etBcactons aa 1 have, they should Join me in senetaun4 tog it fur tbe benefit of the multitude who suffer from, that complaint, which, although bad enough in iteelf, u the progenitor or otliera that are woree. t uetieve em. rivenew to originate m the liver, but your Pill affect tba organ and cure the dime, Tram Mru JL Stuart, Pfiytieian and Midwife, Bottom, I And on or two lanre dose of vonr Pill, taken at th. proper time, are excellent promotive of th natural atcrt aon wuen wnony or parriauy eupprvaavo, aoa aiao rer; effectual to cleanse the stomach and expel worms. The are ao much tlie beet physic we have that I reeommen no otmer to my patient. From the Rev. Dr. JTiiokes,olhe Methodist Fpit Church, P171.AAK1 ilocsa. Savannah. Ga.. Jan. 6. I860. Hoivoaxn gia: I ahould he ungrateful for tbe relied your skill baa brought me if I did not report my case b vou. A cold arttled in mv limb and brought 00 exrrut gating me urattjie pains, which ended io chronic rheumaA aim. Notwitbnanding I bad the beat of phyaiciaa. the) aiaeaae crew wone and worse, unt'l by the advice of your) execlleot agent in liaitimore. Dr Mackensie, I tried youn Pills, their effecu were glow, but sure. By persevering; la the nae of them, I am bow entirely well. f i-tatx Oh iNBn. Baton Rouge, I-. S Dec. 1455. Da. Avaa: I have been eutirely cured, by your Pill, ot itAeuautu: Gout a paiuful diaeai that had afflicted me fc years. Vl.NCt.M 8LI1EUVaVMot of the Pilla ia market contain Mercury, which, although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, x dangerou in a public pill, from tbe dreadful coneeqneoees that frequently follow ita iocautioei nee. These contain no mercury er mineral substance whatever. j Frios, 25 oenta par Box, or 6 Boxes for tl. Prsparsd by Dr. J. C AYZX U CO., Ltrwsll, lUaa, Stats of Indiana, Wayne County, S. i. "J In the Wsyne I Common Pleas t -ourt ; ;-January Term, A D. li'l. i .MILTON" ALLEN V ELIZA J. ALLEN J Divorce, No. 2397. BE IT KNOW V. That, on this 20th day of November Ifo'io, the aljove named Plaintit, by Join sou. Fox A Wood, his attorneys, filed in the ofliue the Clerk of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, b' complaint ae;aint said defended in the alxive entitl cause, tojretrier with the athdavit of a competent pe: 9011 that saH defenjent. Eliza Jane Allen is not a res dent of the State of Indiana. Said defendent Eliza Jane Allen is therefore heret nntihed of the nling and pendency of said coraplan 1 HL'iir..-: ber. and that, unless she appears -and an.-wer or demurs thereto, at the calling of the said cause c tbe secoud day of tlie next Tt rai of said Court, to t berun and held at the Court House in Centernlle, o tbe Second Monday of Jafluarr next, said complait and the matters and things therein contaitted and ai letred, will he taken aa true and the said cause will b heard arid determinea in tir absence. Witneaa, SAM. B. SCiLLAGLE, and th t Sel of aaid Court, at (Vinterville, this 20th dav of November, lxij. AM. B. SCHLAG1.E. Clerk, Seal r I ) Bv E. C. Core'.y, lcputy. 3.-4i-ptf J5,S0. CITY BOOK STORE. NICHOLSON & BROTHER.; WhoUaU and Retail Dealer in BOOKS, STATIONERY & GLOBES. ruTi nr. picti r.r. rn I"h. tojrrapi Aik.iim. aid ritt.er srf'i-'ea nnaltr kj)t in a Firnf Ciaa B-x-k tor. Ts?v are uIm STATE AGENTS For Feiter's Exo-lient and la-rnMn.p'.y Popular Series of Arithmetics, And for Prof. Cuyov's rnrirafd WALL 3IA1S rtii SCIICHii.. RirhnK-nd. lad-, sT. 14:-- f A.diainistrator's Notice. fFTTKR' of idav!r!traiva fcave this day heea j oted tn tne, b it Clerk, uf U Crirt raf dinar n f',e of Wavnr'Ceaintr. sod tate rf Indiana, e, the ette ot Ivd Scaree late ( sai i cr-onty, deeraaMd. Theertav a wptwed t.-. be advent. All aerarnis aataz vterrns sjraiirtaid Entae, are reqajd to fl them with -aad Oera doivprwea Z Th. fi. JONATHAN t-OARCE. 4-42l,i). Adminiatrator. IFoi Sale!

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ALDINGTONS' 7. rcy and" Navy" Revolver. At t'tiUVEU BY TH2 ?V EKNSIENT. Vawanisvf fiAJM fun d-d wd for the raitad S&atea Sei rire smre t4l. Warranted anjwrw ao aay tt.v-r Pnud 01 the kind. Also Kelt and Pocket Ha. tl. SU aw Uvan Ueaken and taw trade ffeavreii . E. REMlNtiTON A SliXS. I!fcn.X. V. ' wanuiacturvrs .t Maskers, Caruiuve Kendvvrs, mvoivius runea,Kine ttarreU,Ac. SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.! Of ITSTew York! " Assets: 1,600,000. WILLIAM BELL, Agent, Oct. 1, 1S65. 34-af. aUCUUOND. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. FHlHESE two very desirable qualities are combined jsm. in an eaiiiiect aegrre, in tne HARD RUBBER TRUOO, . and to the afflicted needing snch Inatruments. We eaa recommend thia aa CLEANLY, UL'KABLE, aad from iu adaptability to any forsn, much asars ceanforaahle ihaa motft other Traaax-a. Our suatk of Marshy Fitch's, ilnbbardsRittrr'saael Ike Hard Rubber Trass t ' Company's I astro uieota, is lare aod well aaaortod both forchildrea aud adult. We have a private room where the Instruments can be applied by any physician, or by one of the firm, as mav be desired. PLCMMEHA KELLY . Richmond, Jan. 1, l!oi. 47-tf. DIXOJS: . FORG Y & Co DEALERS IN Oil Cloths, 3Xattings, Cl HTA1N SHADES, c, CORNER OF SECOND AND JEFFERSON STS., DATTON, OHIO! (At The Old Stand Iamak Curtains, Lace do Shades, It n If, tireen, and Blue Holland, Shade Fixtures, Curtnin Cornices and Bauds, j Drapery Cords and TseU, Picture do do Shale do do Piano and Table Coven, ' 89 Sm 55(1. 4f Jaaei Prrriae.) Marble, Mabofraay, Oak, and Commoa FiKured Table OU Cloths, Table Linena and Nap kine. Counterpanes aad Sheetings, . Itlanketa and Robes, Hearth, Duor, aad Carriage Kurs, Carpet Chain, Cottoa Yarn, Ac. O-ftJ Tilt LALUJi." GEO. II. REilD & CO. '3 LIQUID rM,,,Jf'",n',an dm ind u r live h4,Jiir UQCID m Pi ES has induced us to put npa complete lineof 40 Shade, all Liquids, which aill rurommrnd tbemaelves to every one wha baa ever used Liquid Dyes for llrilliaarv of Colors. Siaaplicitv of lTw, :. Oriaiaty af Matisfactioa. (Complete Directions for use with every package.) Use the BEST Article. SEE CERTIFICATES FROM EMINENT CHEMISTS, ON EACH PACKAGE Samples actually dved with each of the colore oa silk and woolen, may be seen at tbe Vrug Stores. TSOLD EVERY WlIERElt If yon desire to insure OOOD COLORS, iaqatre for Reed's Domestic Dye a, and Uikc no other kind. GEO. II. REED A. C O., Boatoa, 29-Bm. Manufactarera. CARD TO THE LADES.' DR. DIPOJirO'S Golden Periodical Pills FOR FEMALES. IN CORRECTING irref ularities, removinr obstructions of the monthly turns, from whatever eaase, always aacressiul as a preventive. It is now over thirty years since tlie above celebrated Pilla were first discovered bv Ir. Dupooco'of Paria, daring which time they have" been extensively and successfully used in most of tbe public institutvroaas well as in private practice of both hesnis pberes, with unparalleled success in every ease, wbeie the dirertioas have been correctly Mlime-I, as thousands of ladies in this oily aad throasrhoat tlie land, are daily testifying. Tbey are the moat invaluable remedy, for alt tboas afflicting complaints ao peculiar to tlie sea, viz; Iia-trerorins-and Painful Mentoration, Retention, Pain ia the UarA and Ijmou, Praaainfr-dowa Patax, iiaah of Hlrtod to the Head, Dizxineaa, tMaanoisaf Biffbt, Ureen Stcknea, Heavinewa, Fati(raw on any slirht exertion. Palpitation of the Hi-art, and all the various distreasins; complaints, particularly that moat mnwryiag, weakenin e, and the begiaBinjr of all other female weatkneaaee Tbe l,-ororrhra,or Hliitea. ' At tbe awenetrase, there is nothing In these Pais that can do injury to life or health. Let tbe directions ba Krtelty fr4Wed, aod yon will find lira to be all they are repreMtrtrrl; so amach ao, dart fa aniaa cases oat of ten, I will warrant them. Do not be eSseourafed if one box ahmld fail, altboojjb, as a general thing- Use ).x is KutBcieat. S,000 Iloxea have been aaaid ia two years. Tew Trumiaad Boxea arat by letsee, both bv myself and agents, to all parts of the weeirl, tf wbieb answers have been nrtnrned, in wbitrb reifies sav, aotbinf like the above Pills, have hew a known, since tba Sea-nre- ' Mecficme Downed afon ), World, ia ReBvinefSstawrarlinei ami Jtoajaimjr- Nssare to its) proper ctiarmef, Qiriecir, tfarNervea.and brinring back tha Kitrr Color of f lealtb," to tl chevk of tbe moaa delicate. T-?oT sale by Imsafiata aeoerallv. Ana;.. 1f.it PROP. VOW YERAIVS ' DIAMOND DROPS!

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