Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 7, 12 April 1866 — Page 3

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RICHMOND, INDIANA: .lursiay, April 12th, 1866 Adml Time Table. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Oct. 30, JWS. MAILS CUWE. -Iiirabus aud East... .inn .............. 8 00 A. a " 9 45 a.m. .. S15r.. t jcinnati ... . uf. 30 A. a .avion " T - o AS a m aiiauapolis and Weil .MAILS OPE. Tnlianapolia and Wt S .'J? 'mniiiuati ' JJ '" 4fton Way Bioti! hicAeo ..Iambus and East . - ', r,",,' K.o and Ueecy Mire, leaves Toesdsy and F riday, at... . Z' n. arrives aam day. at 10.,0 I'"' ;oio Citv, via Arba, Bethel Ac, teave Monday, Werfnesdar and Eridar, at ............. - ' . arr. Tuerday, Thursday and Scturday at 4 00 r.n. .Vinehester via New Garden, leaves Mondar and f ri'lalV ait - - 00 A.M. do. arr.' Taesdar and Saturday, at 00 r.a. -Ofticeopen from 7:30 A. M. to 7 JO p. M. Ou Hunday.from 0:00 to 10:00 - V,LUAMS p u Tiiasks To Col. Elliott of the Strattan Corner, for files of late New York papers. The Col. ha9 just returned from the East, where he has just purchased a fine stock of Spring and Summer Goods, at prices that will enable him to sell to his customers at less rates than the same articles have been selling in this maket for the past three years. For IJakuaiss, go to the Strattan Corner. Gas. The Gas works in our city, have just been refitted at considerable expense by its enterprising proprietor Jams M. Starr, Eiq , who is making preparations to take up the pipe from Phuniner k Kelley's corner to the gas work, and put down a larger one in its place. With the new improvements already made and to be introduced, sufficient gas, and that of an excellent quality, will hearafter be supplied to consumers to their entire satisfaction. Pearl Street Monday -School Ofticcis. At an election held at the Pearl Street Sabbath School, March 14lb, 186S, the following persons were elected officers of the school, for the ensuing rear : President, Wm. Mali ; Vice-President, Joshua Foulk ; Superintendent, I. B. Crawford; Assistant Superintendent, J. M. Poe ; Secretary, J. J. Russell Assistant-Secretary, Wm. II. Brandall ; Librarian, John McAdams; Assistant-Librarian, Hamlin Lctnon : Hoard of Managers, J. W. Randall ; Oeo. Coale j Mrs. Maggie C. Russell and Sarah A. Gorsuch. J. J. RUSSELL, Sec'y. Richmond, April 10th, 1808. Tbb "Staff of iufb." Nothing like sending a ample of life-sustaining food to the printer to hare it property tested, aa judgment is always infallible an 1 never biassed. Believing this, Messrs. Henly, Stake A Co., sent us sample ot their Flour from their establishment near the depot, made from selected Wheat, (Uie only kind they use for their trade,) and our better half says she never had a better article of Flour in the house. Add her testimony to ours, and it makes a clear case that Henly. Starr A Co.'s is Am place to get your Flour, it you want first-rate Bread. They have also, for sale all kinds of Feed : Corn, Oats, Middlings, Shorts, Bran, Barley Chop, AcGive them a call. A Remsmbbamcb. When G. W. Harper, Esq., editor of the Crawford County (111.) -4rM. was on a visit to Richmond, a short time ago, he presented us with a neat Masonic breastpin, on which is inscribed square and compass on the face of the letter " G. It warms our heart to be thus remembered by one of our old apprentices particularly when thus accompanied by the M sign " that the donor is endeavoring to square his actions and circumscribe his desires within the compass drawn by the Grand Master of the Universe, indicated by that initial letter. May he travel safely over the rough and rugged road of lite, and prosper in every laudable undertaking, ami we are dire be will engage in none other. So mote it be 1 " Heavy Calculation. The last Telegram, felicitates itself greatly and is very jubilant over the result of its Temperance engineering exploits at the last nominating election, claiming no less than six of the candidates, that the "bloody ten" in their capacity of grand jurors, had placed upon their ticket as trmprrance men, (most of them without their knowledge or consent,) and who received votes from all shades of opinion on that question. Now, the fact is, the Trltgrom only raised the temperance issue, on Wm. W. Ftmlke, ( r the reason that he voted against what is called the Shuey Bill" i.i the last legislature. Cox. who was a member of the last house, was nominated by this so called "convention" he voted for that "Shuey Bill." If any thing was decided by the recent nominating election, in regard to the Tdr.jram't lavorite measure, the vote received by these two individuals should be taken by our neighbor as a criterion, as to that bill being acceptable to the people, or otlierwise. Here is the vote received by these two gentlemen : W. W. Fo'ulke 1.13 Elihu Cox Foulke'a majority 1,074 From the looks of tt e above, and from the fact that Mr. Foutke is nominated in despite of the tinge labors of the Tiraram.oxve would conclude that Mr. F. had certainly found that celebrated "North-West Passage" so frequently and eloquently alluded to by that paper, ani that its editor had actually found Symmes's Hole," and, instead of his continue ! vain-boasting, be would quietly retire thither, creep in and draw the Hole" aforesaid in after him ! Pkach Prospect. Although at a distance otf, we rejoice that there is a fair prospect yet of this luscious fruit. Egypt of old, when famine in Israel prevailed, was the land of plenty, and the latter-day "Egypt," (politically so called,) is destined this seasou to be the land ofplenty in the Peach line. Lerort M. Larsh, Esq., exhibited to us a peach twig, wbicU was sent to him by his brother, Pacl H. Larsh, Esq., of Centralis, Miami Co , Illinois. It was about seven inches loug, and contained eight buds. Mr. Larsh, writes that the prospect for a heavy crop of Teaches in that country, was excellent. We certainly hart the greatest country in the world what we fail in.producrog in one part of it, is sure to be , produced in another, and all the citizens of Uucle Sam's dominions generally need to make them superlatively happy and contented, besides Peaches and the productions of their rich and versatile soil, is a more extended and thoroughly diffused Patriotism and charity for differences of opinion on questions that time can alone settle satisfactorily, by the general adoption of the "make-haste-to-go-slow" plan of onr martyred Liwcots.

The Valley Railroad. R. J. Strickland, Esq , canvassing gent for the Valley Railroad, paid visit to our otlice last week. He gave very flattering accounts of the propect, north of Cambridge, of raising the required amount of subscriptions asked hy the projectors of the road from that section to enable them to complete it to liagerstown. The Cambridge City Mirror states that the amount necessary to complete the road from Laurel to Counersville has been assumed by some of the citizens of

this county and tendered to Mr. Lord, provided he would agree to build the road as far as Connersville. Mr. L. refused to accept the proposition because he would not go further north than Laur el unless he had the amount required as necessary to finish the road from Laruel to Cambridge City, and unless this was done in a reasonable time he should en ter into an arrangement with the Rush county men and go from Laurel to Ilushville, at which place he expects to make a northern connection with the Fort Wayne road, running from Rnshville to Muncie. The Valley Road, if built will have one of the best grades in the State, and its ample facilities for the shipment of Ireight would enhance the value of produce all along the vallej. The increased value of everv man's property, tying within reach of the road, would amply repay all that may be subscribed towards building it. We hope the people living between Connersville and Cambridge will awaken to their true interest, and furnish the means demanded from them as necessary to ensure the completion of the road Conn. Times. X-tOur lriend Stkick, is and has been for sometime engaged in, to him, a new business serving the Loiti, by procuring stock for the "Vallej' Railroad,' which enterprise is wholly under the control and was projected by Mr. Lokd, of Cincinnati. Friend S. makes a capital canvassing agent, and has been very successful in procuring stock it is his "forte," Arteraus Wardically speaking ; he is emphatically at home in enumerating the advantages of a railroad to the farming community especially. If there ever shall be an opening for promotion in the Lokd's R R , at a "fat'' salary, we hope St ick, will "press" forward and "take"' it, as a well-earned reward for his valuable services. Lecture Next Saturday Night. A. M. GuiswoLD, Esq., known by the now de plume of the " Fat Contributor," gives a lecture in Starr Hall on Saturday night next. Genuine Wit, Humor, Sentiment and Song comprises the entertainment to which our citizens are invited. The Cincinnati Commercial thus speaks of Mr. Gkiswold's performances, aud, judging him from that notice, we feel willing to guarantee a rich treat to all who may patronize him : "We have heard many comic lectures, never j'et had thelortune to listen to one who seemed to have such keen conception of humor, and such an unfailing supply of original wit as the "Fat Contributor." His manner is easy, perfectly fluent, and very pleasing, and there is nothing strained or studied in his innumerable witticisms. Mr. G. is a lecturer whom an intelligent audience may closely study aud quietly enjoy to any extent. He sings with, taste and spirit." AMUSEMENTS. Tbb Sphysx. An Egyptian Marvel, a Lumao head chiseled from stone, changed to actual living matter, and made to speak, sing, drink, smoke, and deliver its oracles, aa at the time of its first weird aod mystical conception, nearly four thousand years ago quicker., than the lightning's flash crumbles to dust, leaving the densely crowded auditory spelt-bound, trausfixed, wonder-stricken, at the tnaivelous sight which ha.- so thrilled and startled the millions w ho hare beeu fortunate enough to w itness this, the greatest sensation which haB ever appeared since the creation of the world. Since its arrival in this country, whole cities as it were, have uight after night vaiuly endeavored to obtain admission to the Halls. It is a mystery and a problem which the scientific and the learned of the present century can uever solve. This gigantic and iuexplicable wonder is destined to create the wildest enthusiasm and exciteinaut erer yet witnessed in this city, or on the continent of America. It has thus far been produced in this country only in the cities of Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Uoston, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton, aud fur weeks the largest halls in the above cities were found insufficient to accommodate the thoujauds who nightly thronged around tbedoois. It will make its firstappearance in our city at Surr Hall, next Tuesday evening, in connection with Somerby A Bruces' colossal aud extraordinary Gift Sensation, aui will positively remain Three Days only. Ot this popular and very successful Troupe, the Press in the cities, thai far visited, are filled with praise and commendation. Somery A Bruce give everybody a Present. No Blanks. AU receive a beautiful Gift. Admission 50 cents. No HJf Price. Lost. On Saturday last, between the Western Toil-Gate and the National Bridge a small memorandum Book black leather back, containing my aischarge from the :28th Ind., colored Regiment, Company A. My name is written in several places through the book. A reasonable reward will be given for its return to the Palladium Otlice, so that I can get it. REUBEN MEANS. Richmond, April 12, Wine Plants! Wholesale and Retail. J. II. Dakin has just returned from the East with a large quantity of Myat? Lindens Wine Plants, the best known fo Wine purposes, which he offers at wholesale and retaiL Orders may be addressed to J. H. Dakin, Dayton, Ohio, or h can be found at the JEtna House, come, of Sixth and Main streets. 7-2w XirOur -friend, Jas J. Jordak, ha just received an entire new stock of su perior Family Groceries, Canned Fruits ic., and we commend his establish mer. as one where all the necessary creatur comforts pf tkc best qualities, can be ha at fair and reasonable prices.

Kiehmoad lfartiealrat Association. U . Li J2ih, ISM. The Preaideat being absent, the Society was called to order by the Vice Preaideat. The minute of the previous seeting were read aad approved. , . The Committee appointed at the last meeting to confer with the County Board tor a joint Fall Exhibition, report that tie Agricultural Society propus placing the Horticultural department under the control of this Society, they also propose setting apart

rone hundred and flity dollars to be expended in tlx payment of premiums ia the Horticultural department. W. T. Dennis was present, and stated that in addition to the above, the Agricultural Society will pay all nece-sary expenses connected with the exhibition, and this Society shall have the privilege of making its own Premium List. On motion, the society accepted the proposition, and appointed a Committee of Lewis Jones, E. V. Teys and Hiram Sulser to prepare a Premium List far said exhibition. Dr. O. P. Baer, at his own reqsest, was reinstated as a member of the Sock-ty. Mr. bedding not being present to address the AssocUtiou, the subject of Pear culture was taken op i and discussed. Cornelius Katliff said, there hare been a great many f. reign Pears introduced in this country, and but tew of them, on account of our climate have doDe any good. He regards the Seckel and Early Catharine as the most hardy of our varieties Next in point of hardiness, are the Bartlettand Flemish Beauty. He prefers sUudards to dwarfs. C. S. Msnnenhall, thinks dwarfs entirely worthless, has dug up a part of bis dwarfs and planted standards in their stead. He has refused to recommend them when he was the looser, by so doing. Jacob Thomas, said he would plant standards if they should not bear during his lifetime, somebody would reap the benefit of his labors. If be had control no man or woman should get married until they had planted a certaiu number of fruit trees, if fruits were more generally planted along the public roads, there would be less inducement to over-run private fruit grounds. Jerre. Hyde, said he had expected to plant pear tret'H, but the experience of the members had shown dwarfs to be worthless, and he could not afford to piani sianuaras iroui me iact tnat ne could naruiy ho e to lire long enough to see them fruit, as it requires about twenty years for them to come into bearing, he thought the object in planting fruit-trees, was that we might get som." of the fruit ourselves, and not those who come after us should have all the benefit. James Hamilton, said he planted both dwarf and standards when he was sixty years of age, and he Las lived to s.-e the standariUJas well as dwarfs bearing fine crops of fruit, he should have been well satisfied to think somebody wool i be benefited by his planting if he should not have been. He thought every land owner should plant fruit. lr. O. P. Baer, said he had dwarf pears in his garj den, that are eleven years old and as yet they have never paid for their cultivation. Every man should i plant pears and plant standards, and we should not only plant pears, but we should other fruits. He has Apple and Cherry trees on his side walks, and the boys have learned that they can have the fruit when it is rijie, an 1 consequently they never disturb it until it is ripe, and they never injure the trees in any way whatever. He thinks by treating the boys kindly, and by planting trees in out-of-the-way places for their benefit, the evil of fruit stealing may be remeI died. A proof ot this lie referred to Germ .ny, where fruits are cultivated along all the public roads where the people are supplied without trespassing on private orchards and fruit gardens. Hence to a great extent the proverbial honesty of the Germans. On the other hand in Ireland there are no such provisions made, the land owners protect their fruit Gardens by high stone walls and impenitmble hedges, and consequently the proverbial dishonesty of the Irish. Dr. Baer read a communication from D. P. Johnson, Secretary ef the Xew York Agricultural Society, requesting that he should send to their department samples of the cereals of this portion of the State. At the suggestion of Dr. Baer, the Society agreed to send a sample of the different kinds of Grain to the Secretary to be placed on exhibition. Any per-, sun having an extra article of Wheat or Corn (in the ear) are requested to present it at the next meeting of the Society, on April 14th. AV. I. Dtilin was appointed to read a paper at the next meeting- of the Association. The season is now approaching when the meetings of the Association should be and are the most interesting and with the view of keeping up an interest, and a paying interest the, Society would urge upon the members the importance of prompt attendance. All who feel interested, are invited to cmo. The Society adjourned to meet on April lath, at j 2 o'clock P. M. W. L. Tatlob, lce-Fres t. V. I. Dclim, Sec'y. Found at Last ! Gcolo'ir and NavI hr-x. ion, has bothered the brain of our neighbor of the Telegram, for several weeks past, and after turning up several " Red Sand Stone " formations, and vexing himself because somebody beside himself found the "North west Passage," he thus felicitates himself on his discovery of " Symmes's Hole : " " Major John II. Popp, candidate for the Senate, made an eloquent and powerful speech on the corner of Main and Marion streets, Saturday evening last. We were much gratified in hearing him abstain from all meio personal allusions and confine himself to the discussion of the great questions that agitate the political world. " jC-Go to the Nyk Brothers, near the Depot, for Tinware, Stoves, Iron Pumps and Lead Piping, and everything in the brass, copper and sheetiron ware lines. Thev are selling at fair prices for cash. GO" The "Bee-Hive Store," of our old friend D. B. Crawford, is swarming with well satisfied customers, who all unite iu i saying "there's the place to get your I money back." That's so! X 10,000 wagon loads of Gravel for sale by Thomas Masos. The Board of Health, has placed a letter-bo at Hummer A Kelly's Drojf More, for the convenience of citizens who may wish to call the attention of the Board to subjects within tbeir province. AH complaints mast give the character of the nuisance complained of, the exact locality where it is to be found, and be signed with the name of the party making the complaint. HATS AIVD CAPS ATPerry's Wat Store, :ORNER OF5 tli and. Xain-sts:

Iiarge Boxes! Low Prices! USE Blilii'S EXTERE1I It ATOR tor Rats & Roadies, Sold, wholesale aad retail, by PLUMBER A. KELLY, South-west corner of Main A Pearl Straet.

USE FOUTZ'S H0RS3 FOWDERS. FOR Horses, Cattle and Hos. These Powders are Selling Rapidly. FOR SALE nv PLUMMER & KELLY. MILLER'S -PaQ9f OIL BUCKIE AND BABTLETT'S SHOE POLISH, For Sale by PLUMMER & KELLY. H. C. ELLIOTT, .A-t Strattan's Comer, OFFERS AT RETAIL DRY GOODS AT THK ates! Spring Dress Goo is. Silks, Cloaks, Shawls, And Domestics, AT A GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES! Carpels ! Carpels! Carpels BRUSSELS, INGRAIN, HEMP, aad RA ! CAEPETS, At Less than Ciacianaii Retail Prices. H. C. ELLIOTT, N. W. Cor. of Main and Pear 5- 3 m NOTION TRADE. O. P. EMSWILER, Dealer in FOBEION AND DOMESTIC FANC '! Notions, Toys, Willow-Ware, ax .1 CHILDREN'S WACON8; No. 40, Main Street. iatf RICHMOND, IND. KI0H0LS0N & BROTHEB, Wholesale and Retail Eoo&sellers & Stationery IXain Street, RICHMOND, It. sir SarVU FLAXSEED, to LOAJT on bos, MrssHhrat. by BE5LEY, STaVAR 4 CO mmit, taa., reo. e, ijh. let'.

IMPORTANT NOTICE. I OFFER FOR S 1LF. nr Dwelling Honfe aad Liton KiMh Street. The IIaf is new, convenient end eH finished, with plun?v and ahower bath, hot and o-ld watr, and Gas fixtures, wuud-hoaae, etbie and can iae houe an t fine ahmbbery. Lot 63 by Hi. stone and iron fence. AUo, Three Valuable Ixtft om the Park. ALSO, A riM, Well Improved Farm of 192 Acres II miles from Ric? nwnd, e-nuininjj one of the beat Orchard in the country. Alto, a Farm of !Mt Acre near Lojraasporf. XsT'Tart Cash ani timj to suit purchasers are my term. JET" I want t purchase a neat. Good Dweltin II.hi? and lnipmre.1 Lot, on 5th. 6lh, "lh or St!i Struts, North irf Main. WM. A. BICKLE.

Turnpike Notice. BY nrfof if tSr iliivclors of the Richmond and New Paris Turnpike t'umpany, Stockholders are hereby not tie.l that they are required to pay over U the Treasurer. Es s Mill, mnnev !r stnek subscribed in insu'.inie' t. as follows : Fire dnliars for each share subscrtU-J, by the ti'leeoth d.v of April next : hve dollars bv Ihe titteeul'i day of June next: tire dollars bv the fifteenth dav !" Ju'v next: five dollars hv the titteonth Ajtv of August next ; five dollars by the nltee-ith dav of September next. A penalty of ten per cent. ill be ad let for n.m-compliance with the above no.iee. E. E. Hi ll. Vres't. ! E. K. WtiTHSiiLD, Sec'y. j March T, HoS. I ! Ral Est vl for Sale FOR t: benefit of heies. I rwHE undersigned wishes to dispose of the Real M. Estate belonging to William Jeaues, deceaced, s tinted three miles from Richmond, on the I nKn Turnpike U.ia.1. containing sbout 151 acres m.three lots or pieces, one containing 4 acres, one 42 seres. I one AO acres. ILLIA Jl I Richmond, 31 month 25th, ISoS. W-3w. ! At'OLLOS VOOI)WAlll Complaint in AtachVS Y menu before JohnrinLEWISC. McCOXXELL. j fBIIIK a'Hoe natm-d delen.I.tnt. liewis C. MoCo . fi. iiell is oerebv notified -o ai!er and answer to tii.ialx.Te ro ii!lai"nt at m- Hi-e in the t'ifv of Richmond.-Indi.in .". on the 14th day of April. 15. at 10 o'cliH-k A. M., 'f dav. or said complaint will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly JOtlS KINI.KY. Mayor A J. I . li'aiod the 2'.:!i day of March, 2s-4w. Bargains! Closing Out! flORDITAI PA Kit V, having disposed of Lis iTM establishment to J. t'. Scott 4 Co., wishes now to sell several new aud seeori 1 handed CAIt KTAGKS, Buggies, Eockaways and Wagons, Which lie has still on hand. -tn1rin order t) CLOSE OL'T. he will sell them F.UY ClIKAPt Now is the t-me to buv a Wajjon. Carriage, U'tttKTt ' ' R'H-ka-w.iv, at a BAHRAIN. Call at the Shop of J. P. Scott A Co., and examine them. MORDECAI 1'ARR . Richmond, 3d mo. 221. IS i-i. 4tf Telegram and Republican copy and charge M. 1'. CI T.inrllt! to up Improved Safety I.ninpnnd Ituruiag Fluid! Heautilul 1. pl.t, Xo Chimney, Xo Smell, Xo tirense, Xo Danger from Explosion; TIIRF.K HOl"lts k.ik ONE CENT! jT-tf-Kor sale at IHH.I.OWA Y A PAGE'S, Richmond, March 22, Is 16. Xo. SMI, Main-St. Surgeon "Dentist, RESI'rtTI'IM.Y reminds his friends and the public, that he continues the practice of Iteutal Surgerv at the OIl OFFICE lormerly occupied bv the late firm ol" New ton A Rose, on the Stratt in Corner entrance on -Main w here he w ill be pleased to receive all cails for his protessiomtl services. He solicits a share of the public's patronage, and warrants entire satisfaction. Richmond, March 15, 155. 3tf LOOK HERE!! I TAKE this mi'thod of informing my frien la and the puhlic-iT .ivr.illy. that I hive just opened a shop in Cil IN I't'll, an I am prepare I to do all kin Is of vo.d work, such as Manufacturing and Repiiring Wagons. Hugaies, C.irriajres, Ac. Particular attention given to the R.-p tiring of Farming Implimeuts, au 1 Warranted to give Satisfaction. RICH .Kl) FRENCH. Buggy For Sale! rBllIE un lersignel, has a Xew I'hirton rucsr M. ot Lippincott's m.niil'aetnre, for sale CHEAP. .1. M. IIOI.I.O VAV. Xo. 90, Main-st. Richuinnl, March 22, IS-i-S. tf g aft ft iU'SIIEKS TIMOTHY SEED, in fl 9 Lr store and for sale, at HENLEY, STARR . CO. Richmond. Ind., Feb. S, Is 13. 5tf A K M s , O W E 1. 1 A N J S . B F I ED I N I ; LOTS 1 and almost everv description of Real Estate for saie bv WM. HELL, Agent. 1-tf. SPECIAL NOTICES WHISKERS! WHISKERS I Do you w ant Whiskers or Moustaclies ? Our Grecian Compoun i will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price, $1.00. Sent by mail any w here, closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WARNER 4 CO., Uox 138, Brooklyn, X. Y. A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Care of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the I'rinary ant Sc-m:nal Organs, and the w hole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. G'eat numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medn'u, in a sealed envelope, to any one w ho needs it, Fnx of Omyr. Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. Addrexm JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bil HortaV -Vic York City. June 9,155. 15-1 y. Allcock's Porous PlaMrw. A Druggist said be other d iv, yon hare no neol to advertise yonr 1'orous Ilasters, (or every one sold certainly causes a dosen to be soli, and a dozen sells a (rross, and so on. You will not be able to supply tbe demand soon. Bat we can supply a thousand yards a day.AFFECTIOX OF TIIE SPIXE CUBED. Hahtpobd, Cos , Nov. 11th 1391. Messrs. Tbos. Allcoci k Co. Please send, with dispatch, twelve doien Allcock's Porous Plasters. Onr daily experience confirms their very superior excellence. At this moment of writing a anaa applies for one, who, by entanglement in the abaft of machinery, had both his lefts broken, spine severely injured, and was for nearly a year entirely helpless. This man found relief very soon by the application of a plaster to bis spine. He was soon enabled to work, and bow be labors as well as ever. He would cheerfallv pay $i for a single Plaster if they could not be bad at a lower rate. I am surprised that sarjtenns do not make ose of these perforate.! piasters, to the exclusion of a!! others, as their Usability aod adhesiveness are greatly in advance of all other plasters with which I am acquainted ; while tbe perforations peculiar to tbzm rendered thtu greatly superior to all others for ordinary vorgicat uses. Knowing the piasters to be useful, I have no ecru pies that 07 senti menu should be known. . W. JOEDfSOX.M. D. Principal Ajwuev, Brandreth House, Xew York. Sold by all Dealers ia Medici oca.

Reraarkable Young r.dy. fMTUE Mimetic Doctress Mis Tennessee, who was 1 once calie 1 thj Won lerful Child, ha returned t" thecitv ant esuulishei aa infirm ry on fifth st . 4.'i near Maund. where she may be consulted all matters porta ning to life an t health. She will give iooruiatn.o ot lost or stolen pmpertv. tuVatifywff the person or persons concerned, with much certainty, as scarce! v to leave a doubt of their guilt ; and, when required will go inn an unconscious state and travel to everv part of the wortd, and hunt op absent persons, whether dead or alive, and through her tell the inquiring friends their situation and whereabouts. She will guarantee to mike permanent cures in alt cases she undertakes. Cancers extracted, root and branch, without instruments or pain, or one drop of blood, in from four to twentv-tour hours. Paralyied persons mad" to walk in from thre! to nine days, and all other diseases treated with the same success, such aa liver complaint, corsnmption, fits, heart disease, sight and hearing restored, and all diseases that flesh ia heir to. All letter promptlv answered, and medicine sent by express when required. Box. J.172. Cincinnati, P. O. TLrough her extensive practice Utely, she has also sreurrd the services of Madame Baker and Dr. C. II. Woodiiu!! to assist her. MISS TENNESSEE'S (The Wonderful Child.) ftUGHETIC LIFE ELIXIR FOR CLEANSING THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The gae.it success this Elixir has met with, induced uie to put it before the public, and all I ask ia to give it a fair trial, and it will then re coo. mend itself. It will remove all Hark Spots, Moths Pimples, or air Eruption upon the Face or Hod), and will give the complexion a clear and healthy color, and if directions are properly followed the skin will become almost transparent. The properties of this syrup are purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, and have a Wonderful Effect upou the Liver, Ai d cleansing the system cf all other impurities, and restore a persou to PERFECT HEALTH. The properties and composition of this syrup were made known to me when a child, and in a Clairvoyant stale, -ince which I have made constant use ot it in my practice, and from the great success I have had in its use for the last 1 1 years, thought proper to bring it belore the public. PREPARE!) OSLY by .Miss TEX LESSEE, THg CKEAT Clairvoyant anl Magnetic Doctress, No. 422 West Fifth St., He low- Mound, CINCINNATI, O. For Sale by all Druggists in TJ. S. feb. LA, 188, ly. Ths Great English Remedy SIR JAMES (LA RK'S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. I). Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfsilinj in tbe rare of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly pel kid with regularity. Each bottle, price Ons Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Oreat Uritain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pi!! slmuld not be taken bv Female during the HKST THKEE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring na Miscarriage, but at any other time they are sale. In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Pains in the Hack and Limbs, -Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will etlect a cure lien all other means have failed ; and although a po v rlul remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony. r anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pr n f Met around eacB package, wbicb should be carefully preserved. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St., Xew York. X. B. $1.00 and 1 postage stamps enclosed to any j authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 ! Pills, bv return mail. - A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat. RttiriRES IMMEDIATE ATTEXTIOS, AND SHOULD j CHECKED. If ALLOWED to coKTixra, I Irritation of the Lungs, aPeranaaeat Throat j Affection, or au Incurable Liif Disease 1 IS OFT IT THE EESCLT. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES HAVISO A DIRECT IXFLfENCE TO TBE FAKTE, OIVB IMMEDIATE BELIEF. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Disease, TBOCHES ARB CSED WITH ALWAYS OOOD SCCCESS. SINGERS AM) PUBLIC SPEAKERS will tjnd Trtxkn useful in e'earing tbe voice when taken before' Singing or Speaking, aod relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of tbe vocal organ. The Tmriere recommended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men throughout tbe country. Being an article of true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a test of , many years, each year finds them in new localities j in various parts of the world, and tbe Trodkn are uni- ! versally pronounced- better than other articles. Obtais only "Baows's Bboschial TaoCBBa'and ; do not take any of the Wortklf Imitation that may ' be offered. Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign j Countries, at 35 cents per box. aml8.-35 j i THE DECISIVE BATTLE HAS BEES FOUGHT AND WON to everv State, and Citv, and Town in the Union, by CHRISTADORO S HAIR DYE over all would-be rivals, and the paint of victory ia awarded tc it for depth and richness of that, darabilia ty, rapidity of aetion, softening and labrieatinff pro. p-r aes, aad entire freedom from every deteteriona ot soiling ingredient. Manufactured by 3. CHEISTA DO SO, Xo. A i tor Hooee, 5ew-Tork. 8old by Drag g-.sts. Applied by all Hair Dressers -The 3taon 4c naaalia Caftiaet Organ forty ditTreot styles, adapted to saerad aad secula music, from 10 to $500 each. FIFTT-05X GOLl ' or SILVER MEDALS, brother first premraaw a sard . a-1 tbem. Rostrated Catalogries fraa. Addreaa XA. ?05 1 HAMLIX, BoeToa, or MASOJ SBOTSEaU. Jfgw Tarn. mU.

Strength. Strength. Strength. ife Hedlth Ufe HealthTHE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY. i n JT AN l Kl.AUAKRl.-3 Celebrated Specific Pills ft .. t i Ifr. J w iVfamcirrt (S.. " AyH We .ord m i-.T it rt4i rt vt J'vrim This invlua!;c in !hHc is no in.positmn. but un- ' itmg in the mtvo! S;r al.Trhea w Semiaal Vek--s. Kverv tH-c! of t.eiitet or I'rinary Irritability, iniliintarv r Nightly oiiial Emwswns lrm hat1 er niiH- pro.t;-et. or M-wcrr severe, a ill bespeed- . r rein-vet n.t -t -rgaiss rotoreil to healthy actios. Read the foikmiug opiuioii. ot eminent French pbycian: "We have ue! t'icSt-cific Pills prepared by Garanere A tiii n'. V 1 Kite I uibard, troaa the preriplM'ii i i I'r. ju.ui lh ininarre, in our private pracu ltli miii.-rm s..rn'ss, and me believe there is u ther metlicine s well calculatet to cure all persons utK-ring Irom Inrolunt.irr Eittisskias or any other eakness or i .e -n.i! Orgaus, whether caused by a denUrr uio.lv: or l:i int-. excesses, or abuse. Ii A. HKACBAraaiB, M. V. li. H. iH jaaniN, U. D.. Jtl I.E I.KIC8SE, M. D. Par's. May ;t!i. 1.1. bi:w uti: tr coi'xtkrfeits. The genuine I'i'.'s arv-solJ bv all the principal Dnigist throucli.-nt i'.c Worl.t, Price One lKvllar per Bo, .r!ix ltSf tor Five IMlars. CiHiM ii i.Kt: A In row. Sole Proprietors, No. 2tt. Uue Lombard, Paris. One Dollar, i n losed to any antlioriaed Agent, will sure a l by re.r.rti mail, securelr sealed from all I bserv.iiioii. six U-xes for live dollars. Sole Ac iits for America. USCAU G. MOSES A CO., 27 Courtlandt St., N. V. Agents for Ku-lmn n l sol Vicinitv, Pl.t llMF.R 1 KEI.LV. Dr. Marshall's Cat n Lali S ii ii 11. This Snn:T ha tlioroughly proved iUwlf U be the . est article limn lor curing the Catarrh, Cold in he lli-ud ii.l lli'iidai-lir. It has been found an xcelleut rv'in.nN ;u many cases of Sore Ff es. enfn" has' Kvn rciuoved by it, anil llCMring as often wn ivatly improved bv its use. It is frar.int and ng retablc, f.ml Gives Immediate Relief i the dull heavy liits caused by diseases o' the head. he sensat.oiiM g!ti r using it are oeiigniiui aim im igrating. trer.etl iig. It oiH-n and purges put all obstructions, :gthcns the 'an !.-, mi t gives a healthy action to ihe parts alterted. More than Thirty Years -'' sale an 1 us,, o'' l.-. Itrf hnll'i Catarrh ami i leadachc Snuil. ha proved its great value for all i ie common disease ol t:.eh. a.t, and at this moment tatid l.i-br iLm i e r !W"ore. It is r i; -iii.-si l'"l bv many of the best Itiysk-ians, nd is u" 1 .;b gr'.t success and satisfaction everyhere. .lead the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists in 1864. The im !-T-i.;ii-1, having for many years lieen ac.uainu l it':i lr. Marshall's Catarrh mid . leailnrhf Snull. and sold it in our wholesale trade, I heerlnliv sla'e. limt ne Ixdiove it to be equal, in every t expect, to t!.- i .-oiiinn ndation given of it for the nre of ('.'.l.'-i-j-l All .ftions, ami that it is decidedly ilte best .11 1 '. t-v.-r u lor all common disease of ..f the ll. a 1. Ifurr A Pin v. lio.st.m. I'.arncs A Park, en 1 ork. iteed, An-liii . ." A. It. A I. Sanils, " arow n. I.nnisi n A Co., Stephen Paul A Co., " Keel. Cull, r A Co., Israel Minor Co., " Sfth V. I-'.ovl... McKesson A Robbins" WMson, Vaii bank A Co., A. I.. Scovill A t'o. " llensbaiv, F Im ni l A Co., M. Ward, Close Co., II. II. Hay, Portland, Me., liusU A Gale, For Sate by all Druggists. Try iU Ir. .'vlarhalt'i- Cutari li aod Headache Nnu If Is a fragrant anil agreeable remedy for all disease nt the bead. It opens and purges out all obstructions. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold by all Druggists, 'fry it. !.-. rlarshiPs Catarrh aud Headache Snull is :i fragrant and agri-cable remedy for all diseases of the h a 1. It opens and purges out all obt triictons. The sensations after using it are delight fill n i invigorating, and the relief immediate, bold bT all Druircist. Trv it. A FEW REASON'S WHY THE AMERICAN WATCH IS THE BEST. It is mide on the bet principle while the foreign watch is gen 't ally made on no principle at all. The foreign watch is m istly m.vle by women and boys, by hand. While tbeir labor ia cheap, their work ill dear at anv price. hue!i watches are made without plan, and sol 1 without guarantee. They are irregular in construction, and irregular in motion. Tbey are design.-! only to M'tl, nntl they buying ia the party mostt'mrouglilr sol t. Those who have kept "sneers," Mepines," and "Swiss levers," in professed repair for a few years will appreciate tbe truth of our statement. TIIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH Instead of being made of several hundred little pieces, screwed together, the body of the American Watch is formed of of SOLID PLATES. No jar interferes with the harmony of its working, and no sudden -s'.o.k cuii throw its machinery oat of gear. In riding or any business pursuit, it is all held together as firmly as a single iece of metal. It ia just what all mart)ii:-rv should be 1st. ACCURATE, 2d. SIMPLE, 3d. STRONG, 4th, ECONOMICAL. s We not only .-oi-ure cheapness by onr system, but quality. We ilo not pretend that our Watch can be bought for Ivs rn nicy than the foreign make-believes, but that for its r-jal value it is sold for one-half the price. OCR SOLDIER'S WATCH (named Wm. Ellery ia what its nam - in lieafes Solid, Substantial, and alwaliS "Reliable w arrant" I to stand any amount of Marching, Riding or any fitiiing. Our next bi'c r quality of Watch ( named P. H Bartlett ; is similar in siie aod general appearance, bat has iii .rj jewels, and a more elaborate finish. OUR LADIES WATCH, recently bronght ont, ia pntnp ia a pr-?t variety of patterns, many of them of rare beauty au 1 workmanship, is quite small, but warranted t ikeep time. THE PROOF of the merit of oar Watch may be found in the fact tbat we now employ over aeven hundred workmen in our factories, and that we are stilt unable to "upply the constantly increasing demand - Our tir-.e-qaarter plate watch is thinner and lighter than the other we har described. Its an chronometer balance i d. !icu.- adjusted to correct the variation caused by car.gr of tempt ratore. These watchare tbe fruits of Ue latest csperimenta ia ebroootMrtry, and are male by onr b-t workmen, ia a separate department of onr facuiry. For tb4 finest time keeping qualities they chantage compariaoB with the bes works of the nvat famous English aad Swiaa makers KOIi BIN'S A AFPLET05, Agents for Ue American Watch Co. 1S2 Broadway, Vew Tork. DR. SEEIiYE O LIQUID CATAIUIH JXEUSDY. CURE WARRA5TED XT DIEECTIONS AEE FOLLOWED. Cold in the Head Relived im aFaw JUaatea. Dr. Seelye's BRONCHIAL SYRUP! An Unfailing Remedy for Concha, Cotda, Bronch-41 bore Throat. H.wsenaaa aad Lrrilafjaaiat lc Bronchial Tabea or Lo", TiekBaa; -ia the Throat, aid Croup. SoU br V. h'j i5 Dr-rW'-'s aad rt lata r

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