Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 9, 26 April 1866 — Page 3

LOCAL COLUMNS

BfpHMOWD, INDIAXTA; U T Thursday, April 2Sth, 1C66 WCJIMOKD POST OFFICE, Oct 0, 16eS soa VStAII CLOSE, X' tZl " CotunVba snf East,.;..... Chicago........ .... .... .... Cincinnati. ....... .... ..." 1"; Davtan Wjr.. mill Indianapolis and Wert.... . . . . . ..: Ki. i '91 AIL OPE9. Indianapolis and West...'. .... , Cincinnati .... Oayton Way.;., ...mil! Chicago...; .... .................. Columbus and Ent..:. ..." 00 A.M ... JlSr.a ... 8 30 a ;.. t a h ...11 0 A.W ...11 A.M ... so r. 11 sor.K Boston. i aqd Beecy Mire, leaves Tueaday and Fridsy, - ....tzoe a, no. arrives asms davs at ! 00 a.m. U ?Cit.T tU Arb Bethel 1c, learea Monday, Wednesdav and Frit.v at. . tun . do. arr. Tuerday, Thursday and Set urday'at 5 00 r'.aC Winohester Tia New Garden, leaves Monday and . 8 00 A.M do- err. Tuesday and Saturday, at".'. ....-. 4 00 r.a V-Uffiee open from 7:30 . m. to 7:30 r, st. On M M Kll ftak.AA-Bja.k ! . nvaaj aiiuin w.wu to iU.'VV JsU w , ,.', , . . 'A. WILLIAMS, P If ' 'nwBemember Boss's benefit, and see that you do Prt toward snaking it a substantial oe. f TWT Bd wt,itwah are being need vary freely Just now by oar citizens. Kothing like it, V" , We are glad to learn that Abraham Gaar, Esq., is recorering from tba aerere affliction that baa oooflned blot to hia room for several montha. ' ' f l r: Oio FaLLOwaair. Thar are now four Lodge and two Encampmsuts of Odd Fellow in our city, with a membership ot about six hasdred.' i ,,i w noeteed at the depot yesterday a lot of Fanning Mills rorabipment to Illinois. Tbia speaka weU for the re potation of Richmond mechanism. IIxxby Svalbt, for many yean a resident of tliia City, bas removed to Minneapolis, Wisconsin. The best wishes of a boat of friends attend him. J J tTe ar pleased to learn that out y"? friend' Qua. Young, has arrived this weak from Idaho. lie reports himself weU pleased with that golden conn try. Pexsomal. Wa bad ths pleasure of taking Frank Sheldon, of the Indianapolis Herald, by the band on Tuesday Fraak reports the Capitol all . "bna-ki-do-ri. JBOf. J. v. Halter, is the Agricultural editor of the Telegram. Be ia a practical aaan and a good writer wtl. calculated to impart knowledge on thai important subject. Success to him. - Fisa.If soma of the flsh ' on aala at our corners are really rat, an would fad to detect it by thojaaell. The odor emitted by them is not auggeatireof "Might BloomiilarCereous." . v- . Buois His Am.A lad named Fiokbin, tU from a watron" on Monday, and the wheel passing over his arm.broka taat naaful appendage. Ba was properly carei fotJmif doing well. ;'.;; .IJi, Five Thonnand Vrnra Older thai3 the CrmtioB, is Rosa's celebrated "Sphnnox," now, o, be ochibited'for tba first time oa Saturday night nejst ataurrHaB.- ' . : ; -.. . ' -... ."V: f"ii-'-y::' '"'-, --.. ' IVtntes Tow 8ala.-A choice lot of White Nf ahaiock PoUtoes, at J. W. BraOjrd's No. 124,' Maia street, between ,6th and Sth, Richmond, Ind., at the' sigE of The Cheap Grocery. " 9Jw .IS -iiia;--: . . : i " -.1 i i ; 2 ei.v'I Small Pox. We are pleased te anaounce that this loath so Qjsr disease is faat disappearing fremeap ciry'i But few eaaaa bow remain, and they, ara aoaaarly tonralesajat that there is no danger apprc hoaxed, of the disease spreading from them. - i dsT" A resumption of specie payment has long been looked for f but name so auddenly on as the other day that it almost took our breath. Oar old friend Nick Hudson, Esq., handed as a genuine silver quarter in change I The eagle ia still there fact I fMTw Caors. W bare conversed with (armera from various parts of oar County during the week, and they all speak encouragingly of tba wheat crop. If ao blight occurs between tiis time and harreat, the husbandman will be amply npaid for bis toil, y ', Mr. BlooaaAald the conductor oa tba C A C. Air Line road who was killed at Logan sport last week had but a abort time previous to the accident which proved fatal to him, effected an insuranoa oa his life fur live thousand dollars. ." ,;l . J-We don't say that Mies Fraak Owens is tba prettiest girl ia town, but tba audience at Starr Halt on Thursday night voted that she was the handsomest girl in the room, and in eonaideration thereof, ahe was the recipient of a splendid plated cake basket." Finnf.- A. disgraceful fight'oaourradoa Main, atrset on Wednesday, in which a railroader was very badly used uo bv three vounz bloods, who "went in" with atones, bludgeons, and divers ether weapons. The blood thirsty individuals were calabeosed. .. pVia. Yah Dueax Waa awarded the premium at Starr Hall on Thursday night last for being the ugliest man la the bouse. We think thai a alander upoa Joseph, get up for political e fleet. Ws regard him as rather good looking. , Kobssbt. Mrs. J. M. Bnowit, while waitiag at tba Depot e four days ai ore for the Chicago train had her pockeCvvhered of a ports moanaie conteiniag some twenty dollars. While in such crowded places aa Depojta usually are U is well to remember the aid eaution", rnanda on" pocket booka." , i - " - "1 MOHXSHURTSFHO'OXTABLEACGHS! To be heard and seen at S urr IUJI on Saturday night neat, at tba Boaa Benefit.- Oo. XoJt," who was the unfortunate recipient of ai load of abet in bis arm and elbow, oa Saturday, ia that delectable locality koowa aa "Hell'a hUir-acra, bas hallfaforaauU extraeted, and is rapidly convalescing. . ., ysT"Rev. sir. Tosr.the newly appobted Minister at Perattreet Church, preached hia first sermon on Sundaf but to alargu an attontiva 'suiJienee. , Hia discourse was well received. We hope that nader hia rAa ralcarl'H Street Chilrck tnr loeriatr and ia reasl iCuosabsrthip and uaafalnesa. ? t 1 4 it 'g yt ; i... i a i w si a' 1 1.4 Exhibition. Our colored felkw-cstisens desiga giving an entertainment the exact natara of which wj have not lroeJ at Starr Ball, on the id day of Mav, for the purpose of raising funds to jay off a small debt oa their church.' As the project a a laudable one, wo have no. doubt H will ,receire a liberal support. Vs " - ''"! VZ" ' uOur city pow presents a very clean and neat appe isaacey IrAM she streets are in aacsllaat saadition and not a btsgaaut pool c filthy alley cam" fcuad inside itsVmits. Whether the . cholera 'visits us ' or not, the general health ia promoted by rlaaaJiaess, and it always "pays" to bear thia ia minds specially ia warm weather, rDo you know of a bouse to rentT is an inquiry we hear every day. . One hundred houses suitable for small families, could oo rented immediately to prompt paying tenants. "Patuoas having a surplus of Green backs could aot maks aa in vestment that wouI0oay a bettor per east, than tas mottuiai of such bouse. ;' -1, !'o4xw e iv. w of ttve Most BosMstifuI T ever exMbstatL ran be seen at Starr HaU, at taw Benefit to-asnrtow (Saturday) owning,

JtWGeo. P. Emswiler.on Alondar Uat, soli bis beautiful residence oa S. Front street,' to J. af. Erk, for 2,40O.? ;.t a - 9 t tiUttijlUlt . 5 v- J ft- The Rmdolpk W, of this week, says tiat the True (Jalian) Copptriead, mt this city, "kas done Oar. JL f. Gray great injuseiee in tber puuKeai or aelaneroua repert. We hnpe Ks dH"rwmkvs the man hood to correct the statement, as every owe who knows anything about the matter at all, knows it iefclse.-, , . - ' Wine .: PlaaU I Wkelaala auaat Ketsul. J. II. Dak in has just retained from the East with a large quantity ef Hyatt liacus Wlas Hants, the beat known for Wine purposes, which bo oftWs at wholesale and retail Oraera may ba addressed to J. H. Dskia, Dayton, Ohio, or be can be found at theEtna House, corner of Sixth and Main streets. . EXI1IBI1TOWAt" STARR HAIX,

Thursday ETeoiBg, May 3, 1866, For the benefit of the colored SchooL AH are in vited to attend. C. Outlaud d.l , Di eJ. Hunter, Directors. Jos. Moore,' THE KATIOMAJ. FREEMASON. . n Published weekly at Washington City, D. C. is a Use paper,' and wa heartily reeoasead it to tba aUemtioo of the fraternity. It ia futlof good work, square work, and should have a large" list of subscribers in Wayne County.. Price 2,00 per annum. . Bro. W. W. Austin is the agent in this city. J B.'s- The balmy breezes of Spring;, bring with it beautiful 'flowers, ancl bako a iks, in new Spring and Summer Goods of the latest and most fashionable styles, at the Ji-Hiye Store of Danied B.. Crawford. Ladies, call there and see for yourselves. Again we say, draw Ntb to the Store and Tinware establishment of the Brothers Ntb, near the Depot, and sup ply yourselves with everything yort may need in their line. You can not fail to be suited in articles or prices. IronPumps and Lead and Wood Piping a!-' ways oa hand. . Draw Xriu aid puy. jgyCol.' ' EiAioTTj at the ' Strattaa Corner, has now on hand the best, cheap est, and handsomest Carpets, purchased from first hands, to be had in the city.' His Silks and Ladies Dresi Goods, are particularly One 'and cheap, compared with ruling prices for the past three years. Go and see. Imtbovsmbnts. We took a stroll through ths "North' end" on Saturday, and were astonished at the mprovemeota made in that locality during the past year We noticed near twenty new houses on North Pesrl Street, and a new street bas been opened between North Pearl and Washington, which has upon it more than a doaoa eozy residences. : And thia u but a sample of the improvements visible in every part ef the citv. From present appearances thia will be a ' much busier season for builders than the last. Our brick makers and lumber dealers are arkijj preparations that will enable (hem to. supply the demand for material.'"" ; ! " .- !' - sTHorbiblb Accidcnt. Mr. P. C. Cohoe, a resident of Indianapolis, met with . a serious accident at the depot in this city on Tuesday night last. He had just arrived from the Kast, and waavstaoding on the platform awaiting the departure of the train, f hen a ear that waa. hacked down, knocked him down, and the wheels passing over his foot and ankle, crushed them ro badly that amputation was thought necessary, which was' performed by Dr. Weist, assisted by Dr. Waring and others. . The injured man was kind-: ly cared for at the Avenue House, and a Wednesday morning was seat home. 'Up and At It. Our friend, D. B. Bobbins, informs us that he has re-built his store-house that was burned down at Farmland, Bannolpb co., Ind- last winter, again placed a stock of Goods therein, and is now salting prosperously in the Dry .Goods line, with renewed energy, 11 Fire doesn't stop' such indomitable perseverance and enterprise as he possesses. Dan has a go-a head-i tiveness about bim that overcomes all obstacles, aad he deserves and . should receive a plenteous harvest of, commendation and patronage. " ' Hons i frroLK am Rkcotssxd and Tmir Aa-saTBP.'-Mr. Daniel W. Harshman, residing near New Paria, had a very valuable horse stolen from bim last week, Tor the recovery of which, and the arrest of the thief, he oflered a ' reward of one hundred and filly dollars. Marshal Zimsnerman, of this city, being consulted, be telegraphed to the police officers ' of the principal places near, to be oo the lookout for the aaimai. Oa Saturday, a verdant looking yeung man made his appearance in Dayton, with a horse aaawerhig the description of the stolen one, which he seemed aaxioue to sell much below the value of the animal.-; Oa being interrogated aa to how be came ia possession of the horse, be became confused, and fioaHy admitted that be had stolen him. He was immediately arrested, and then it transpired that he was to hava seen married on the following Thursday, to a very worthy young lady residing near Dayton, and that ha had taken this method to obtain the funds for the wedding tour., . The girl ( fortunately for hr (looses a husband by the operatioa, but the State will be benefitted by bis labor for a term of years. i AT Ross's SPHI NOX, is decidedly rich and well worth seeing.. , It is a "sensation' aa is a sensation. Go and see the wonderful Spbunoxf ' c- - - ' j n ? . , a .,, A 44 Civil Rights " Case- f Oa Wedaeaday night iaat, two colored individuals, male and female having determined to take each oth er "for better or for , voraer,", made their t arraage-, meats to hsve the knot tied by 'Squire Pal ; but when the hour arrived that was to hare made their two willing hearts "Mend together ' in one unruffled -stream, the cruel she . "panent," being opposed to the match, prevented the parties from coming totiaao by loosing the bride in her room. Here was a dear case that came under the provision of the "Civil Rights BiU," for the bride was of lawful age, and could make a binding contract of thia kind ths objections of her maternal relation to ths contrary, notwithstanding. Accordingly, the disconsolate, but reoototo to-be bvidegroc got a Utile JesjU rsesnpa, from the Sauire, that takes a mala or female aa well where base she, is as whirs be sr sho iant, aad, with a competrnj officer proceeded to where his dnlceoia was imprisoned aad asanas lad bar Immediate release. After considerable palavering aad sonae persuasion oa 4 the part of the bride a step-rafber, the maternal parieot, loteated so far as to open the prison-door; but, when the daughter made her appaarsoee, 'the temper of the mother effervesced, and she" stretched forth her hands and cheeked the expectant ' bride, until compelled to release bar loesao grasp from her neck by ths dicer and his assistants. Ths detersaiaed -to-be bridegroom, with the recent fair prisoner hanging lovingly oa bis ana, then triumphantly marched ap to the residence of "Squire Pbs, Who, then and there, oouawrod oa them by virtue of his ouBoaaBtbassaaxisaoeial "Civu fsats'' thereunto belonging ; aod ia to be hoped that they may trot happily together ai of their bora aaysu; '

Anniveraary wf the Marion St. Sabbath

t This school observed the second anni versary of its organization, on last Sanday afternoon. r A" large number of the parent aadirjenisk; as weUaa a full school, were in attendance. The recita tionsi5stngWg-'nd other -exereisea were very interesting aotl showel a pleasing . . - x . . . deirree oi oronctancy. itemaras were made by Jadge Stobsk and Mr. Cham beel aix. We publish the statement made on the occasion by the Snperintnderrt- C F. Cof fik, , which gives an account of the workings of the school and its object : .' . w Manio MraBCr 8abbav Scuoot was not estaalisbod aa a cameetitor to any other Sabbath tic hoot, hut was intended narticalarlv to accommodate these who were not attending other school, but all, of every clasa and denomination, are made welcome. . It was founded oa the simple priacipte that the Truths of the Bi Me are broBtable tor all. The i struction Is net sectarian but m thoroughly Scriptural, and ererv means is taken to inculcate the lmortant Scrioture Truths. Most of the Scholars learn and rwite tezta. and all are toueht from the Bible. About ISO copies of the Bible have been furniabed to the Scholars for their own assy Since tba upeniag, twa L years ap, about t,ue eniiorao nan Mieooea mm school, more or less. ' Many or inese nave oeea irons families but temporarlv residing; here, and others have attended but a short 'time. A large number ( about 200.1 were Lutheran children who returned to their own'school when it was re-estaotiabed. Thus child ren who have attended the school aau been greatly scatter). One of ear tittle boya ia new is Loudon, Ens-laad'. otis ia Miaaouri, and others of the Scholars r in various Darts of our land. Looking upon art men aa children of one common Father and believing that Christ died for ail, we know no distinction in rank or poaition, but make equally welcome the poor and the rich, the friendless and the stranger, and welcome a Scholar if tut for one day, and whether dressed well or poorly. . The whole number of Scholars now enrolled is 408, Of these many are irregular and uncertain in their attendance. Nearly 300 families are represented in the Behoof. Average attendance for the year, - - - 201. Average attendance for the past six months, 219. ' " The largest attendance at one time, - - ill. The smallest, oa a very wet day, - - - 92. " The, children live in a'J parts of the City and vicmitr. ' Some of them come one or two miles to the school. Manr of - the an rarelr fail to attend. About 212 are reliable and prompt. More than half of the children are in the " Infant Classes," and taught orally. One adult alasa of six has been well sustained and another already commenced. The eonduot of the scholars has been generally good, and they show a commendable improvement is their studies. There are 26 officers aad teachers engaged, besides 3 or 4 general asaistssts. They have all been prompt and faithful, most of them never being absent except for snSeient reason. Teachers generally visit the scholars at their homes. Teachers meetings have been frequently held and have been interesting and useful those engaged feeling the work an important one and desiring all the aid possible in earrvtng it on. We have distributed among th children many hundreds of the Child's Paper, religious tracts; giving one at each session of the school. Many of the scholars have also been supplied with Bibles as rewards. Some of the scholars have been very efficient in getting other children into the school. One little girl waa the moans of getting fifteen scholars, another eight, one boy nine, and many others one or more. , We have recently introduced into the general exercises, to some extent, the nse of the blackboard and ill us tire teaching, bv the aid of maps, picture and ob jects. We find it adds to the interest and intend to prosecute it further tiereatter. ' On the 25th of Julv our excursion was taken with the children to Florence Station, on the E. A R. R. R. After their return ample7 refreshments were provided for them at Starr. Hall. It was a pleasant occasion, and mnch enjoyed by both teachers and scholars. On Christmas Eve a festival was held the magic lantern exhibited !ne recitations and general exercises were had, and refreshments distributed. It was also a pleasant occasion to all those engaged. -. A mothers' meeting has been held in the week with an attendance rawing from ten to twenty-five, and from twenty to forty little girls whs have been learning to sew. These hare been deeply interesting occasion and much religious interest and inquiry exista. We have been glad to welcome many of our friends who have visited the school and whose words of kindness and encourage man t have tended to animate and strengthen tbose engaged in the work, and tba pecuniary contributions of some hare materially assisted ns. -' ' It has been a pleasant and grateful, though laborious work, and we are thankfulfor the privilege which has been offered us to labor for oar Lord, and amply repaid, by the "sheaves he has given as," as well aa ! bv the love and kind feeling of mtny of the children. We can this dav set up our Ebeneser and say "Hitherto the Lord hath helped as." , f , A Sabbath School Meeting was held in the Presbyterian Church, on last Sunday afternoon, at "4" o'clock. The congregation was large, and represented all the denominations of the city. Judge Bellamy Stokbb addressed the meeting in an, &hlend eloquent manner.. 'He was; followed by A. E. Chamberlain of Cincinnati, late Vice President of the Chris tian Commission. - jfWefcan recommend the Lara Toilet Soajv" manufactured ;by T. L. Bayliks fe Co., to mechanics and others desiring a good article. 3TDr. d'Hcx fell down stairs at his residence on Main-st, last Friday evening, and severely buised his head and nee. -v - ,. - i?"We were favored with a much needed rain,' on last Friday. ;rA cold rain and some enow fell on Monday morning. , , 44 The Spring-time has come gentle" reader, aud with it, one of the largest lot of the best, and most fashionable styles of Wall - Papering, Bordering, f Window Shades, dec, that has been of fered in this citjVjMS." G.- Dugdale, No. 9G Main-st, Call and examine for yourselves, and, at the same time, buy his Canned Fruits, Confectioneries, Ac. 10,000 wagon loads of Gravel for sale by ; r . Thomas Masox. The Board of Health, bas placed a letter-box St Flummer A Kelly's Drug future, for the. conveni ence of citixeos who may wish to call the attention of the Board to subjects within their province. All cm plaiowenuat give the character of the nniaaace com plained of, the exact locality where it is to be found, and be signed with the name of the party "aVng the complaint. ; HATS AIM) CAPS -ATIPerry's mat Store, -"i-COatiraBBr'.tF--5tfai!aiid.; IVTaiTi-sts; 1 ,t-5S lUJLX.t'.isxi:

OPSC1AL fJOTICEG 0 , BrTaa Isms eh naanliB Csaaiact Orgama forty discreet styles, adapted te sacred aad secular sraaie, from $30 tofSO each. FTFTY-OSE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premj-ima awarded them. ' niastrated Catalogues free. Address MASOS A HALW. BosTe,er MA30X BEOTHEBri, Saw Vyaa.; jrl j;i "i iJ V -'i '

. WHISKERS I WHISKERS! Do you want Whiskers or Jaoastaehes? Our Oraciaa Cumpassid will torce tbem to grow.ou thestanstheat fare or chia, or hair on bald beads, ia Six Weeks. Price, tl.Oe. Seat by man anywhere, closely sealed, j ea receipt of pnee. . i ... -,. Address, W ARSES A CO., Boa 138, Brooklyn, 5. T. -ly. - ' HAS BKK5 POXTOHT AND WOIT In every State, aad Citv, and Town ia the Cniou, byl CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE overall would-be rivals, and the palm of victory ia awarded to it for depth aad richness of that, durability, rapidity of action, softening and lubricating properties, and entire freedom from every deleterious or soiling ingredient. Manufactured bv J. CHRIST ADORO, So. 8 As tor Hrroee, Sew-York. Sold by Drug gists. Applied by aH Hair Dressers.'' . i . A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered s safe and aimple remedy for the Core of Servous WeaAaess, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary aad Seminal -Organs, and tba whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. ' Great numbers have been already cured by thia noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to J benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medi tss, in a sealed earelope, to say one who needs it, JVes of Caerys. -' Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. : ' Addrrm JOSEPH T. IX MAX, . Stavioji D. BixLst HocsaV . ' H '',: riM June 8,186s.1 . " l-ly. " ' DR. SEELYE S " I.IQTJID CATARRH REMEDY". .. . CCBB WARRANTED IP DIRECTIONS ABE FOLLOWED. Cold in the llead Relived ia a Fw Minutes. : Dr. Seelye's ' : ' . BRONCHIAL SYRUP! : An Cnfatling Remedy for Conghs, Colds, Bmnchs.tii bore Throat, Hoarseness ana lmiaaca oi toe , . " , Bronchial Tnbea or Lungs, Tickling ' in the Throat, and Cronp. Sold 'V all Wheleenle Drutsts, and r t Ratai- by Alleock's Porous Plasters. A Druggist said he other day, you have no need to advertise your Porous Plasters, for every one sold certainly causes a dozen to be sold, and a dozen sells a gross, and so on. You will not be able to supply the demand soon. But we can supply a thousand yards a day. . ; AFFECTION OF THE SPISE CURED. HABTroRD, Cons .?Kov. 11th 1861. Messrs. Thos. Allcocx A Co. Please send, with dispatch, twelve dozen Alleock's Porous Plasters. Our daily experience confirms their very superior excellence. At this moment of writing a man applies for one, who, by entanglement in the shaft of ma chinery, bad both hia legs broken, spine severely injured, and was for nearly a year entirely , helpless. This man found relief very soon by the application of a piaster to his spine. He was aoou enabled to work, and now he labors ss well as ever. He would cheerfully pay $5 for a single Plaster if they could not be bad at a lower rate. I am surprised that surgeons do not make use of these perforated plasters, to the ex clusion of all others, as their flexibility and adhesive ness are greatly in advance of all other plasters with which I am acquainted ; while the perforations, pecu- , liar to them rendered them greatly superior to all others for ordinary surgical uses. Knowing the plasters to be useful, I have no scruples that my senti ments should be known. . i i -; J. W. JOHNSON, M. D ; Principal Agency, Brand reth House, New York. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. The Great English Remedy SIR JAMES CLARK'S Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the euro of all tbose painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure msy be relied oa. - - t TO MARRIED LADIES it is peeuliarlv suited. It will, in a ahort time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. bach bottle, price Una Dollar, bears the Uovernment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. ? These Pills should not be taken bv Females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as tbey are sure to bring ou Miscarriage, but at any other time tliev are safe. - - In all Cases of Nervous sod Spinal Affection. Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation ot the Heart, 4y sterics, and v bites, these Pilla will e3ect a cure when all other means have fail ed : and although a powerful reined y, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, ci anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the BAirphlet around eace package, which should be carefully preserved. - . . SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sole Agent for the United States aad Canada, , ; J0B MOSES, 27 Cortlandt St, Kew York. X. B. $1.00 and postage stamps enclosed to anv authorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing Pills, b j return mail. SO A. Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, - RmrtRSS, imtEOTATK ATTKCnOS, AND SHOULD tl CHXCKXD.' IP ALLOWED TO COKTTXl X, Irritation of the Laags, a Permanent Throat . , AffectioB, or aa Incurable Lang Disease " is orrxx rax ""xbsclt. " BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES A nfUBCT ISFLl1 KUL'B TO TKB purrs, mrm DtSlXniATK BBUKF. Far Browchitis, AsUubm, Catarrh, Coa tive anaal Throat Disesmes. ' v V rsocmxs akx rs trm always eooo srrc xss. SCrOERS AKD PUBLIC SPEAKERS - will and TVsrsiBi Useful ia clearing the voice wbeu taken before Singing; or Speaking, aad relieving the throat after aa naaaaal sxertion of the vecal organs. Tbe T ilSi are rseoasaeaoed and proscribed by Physieiaas, aad have had tostimonisls from eminent mea throogbout the couatry. Being aa article of tree axerit. and aavtagp rials' their efficacy by o tost of assay years, each year nnds them ia new loeslitiea hi various parts of tbe worid, aad tbe Tremi are univureally prooouaced better than other articles. Oar AM only "Baowx's Baoacfnat, Tnocaias,'sa4 aViaaHtaku say of the Wrimm I iiih'i n that sasy Baht sat a bats ia the raited 8txtos, ami mFotuaea

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Dat XTJAX DELAMARREIl - Celebrated Specific Pills PrmpmrtJ from O SKI aissVes' a Dr. "Jmmm -wr fjpnn v a faapwof aw itera ee e farm. -' This invlnabie ae ispositioav but asr failing in the careof Spertratorrbea or Seminal iveas ness. Ererv species of Gentei or Crinarv Irritabtlitv la voluntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions from whatever cause produced. o however severe, will fee speeaHv relieaed aadtbeorgana Seetored to healthy acStoa. Read the following opinions of eminent French physicians: O have used tnepeciBe ruis prepared by Uerannrre a jLrupunk,.o. . l iwmm iwisiani, irons ana pve pcription of Dr. Juan Delamarre, incur private practice with uniform auecess, and we believe there is no bther medicine so well calculated to cure all persona snoVring from Involuntary Emissions or any other weakness of the Sexual Organs, whether caused by a beaestarv mode of bring, excesses, or abuse, f R. A. BsAraArana, U. D. i G. D. DrAKDix, M. D.. Jsax La LsrcRaa, M. D. " Paris, May 5th, 193. yB EWAKE OP 4 The genuine -nils are sold bv all Ihe principal Drugeists throughout the World, Price One Dollar per Boa, pr Six Boxes for Five Dollars. 2 Gab ANCixaxx A Drrovr, Sole Proprietors, - No. 214. Roe Lombard, Paris. One Dollar, enclosed to any authorised Agent, will insure a box by return mail, securely sealed from all observation, six boxes for are dollars. Sola Agents for America, OSCAR; . MOSTS A CO., ..... XT Courtlandt St., K, T. Agents for Riebaaoad aad Ticinitv, , PLCMMER A KIIXT. J Dr. EXarBhall's a t a r r fca S n u ft t This Snoff baa thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for caring the Catarrh, Cold in fhe Head and Headache. It bas been found sn excellent remedy in nmay eases of Save 1 Eyes sDeafaess has been removed by it, aad Hearing has often been greatly improved by its use, i; jvj 5 It is fragrant and allocable, and 1. Gives Immediate r Relief ; to the dull heavy pains caused by .diseases of the head. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigcrating- It -opens and, purges, out ail obstructions, ktrengaheus toe glsade, aad gives a neaitay aetma te the parts anected. More than Thirty Years' of sale end usees Dr. Marsha Pa Catarrh and Headache Snuff, has proved its great value for all the common diseases of the head, and at this moment stands higher than ever before. i It is recommended by many of the best Physicians, and is used 'W) great s Boost. a. aud satisfaction every, where. i ' . . i Read the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists in 1864. The undersigned, having for many years been scanainted with lr. Marshall's Catarrh aad Headache SauH. and sold it in our wholesale trade. eheertully state, that we believe it to beeeuatjn every respect, to, tike recotnmendatains given of it for Uie cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the best article ever known for all common disease of of the llead. Burr A Perry, Boston. Barnes A Park, New York. Reed, Austin A Co..4 A. B. A D. Sands, , Brown. Lamson A Co., Stephen Paul A Co., Reed, Cutler A Co., Israel Minor A Co., " Seth W. Fowle, McKesson A Robbies Wilson, Fairbank A Co.,,-A. L. Scovill A Co. Henshaw, Edmand A Co., M. Ward, Close A Co., : : H. H. Hay, Portland, Me, Bush A Gale, For Sale by all Druggists. Try it. ' Dr. iHarnball's Catarrh and Headache SaafJ is a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all disease of the head. It opens and purges out all obstructions. The sensations after- using it are delightful sad invig- . . , i- r r . L.' ! T I It t oraimg, ana me reiiei imiiieuiabB. oum uj ui iiuggists. Try it. ' Dr. -Afar hail' Catarrh., and. Headache Saaff ie-a-lra grant and agrweabia. cmedy for aJl diseases of the bead. It opens and purges out all obstructions. The sensations after using it are delight ful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold bv all Druggist. Try ft. - A FEW REASONS, WHY THE I AMERICAN WATCH IS THE BEST. , It is made on tbe best principle" while tbe foreign watch is generally made on no principle at all. The foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys, by hand. While their tabor is cheap, their work is dear at any price. Such watches are made without plan, ; and sold without guarantee. - They are irregular in construction, and irregular in motion. They are designed Only to aril, and they buying ia the party most thoroughly sold. Tbose wbo have kept "a nee rs," "lepines, and "Swiss fevers, in professed repair for a few years will appreciate tbe trutn of our statement. . THE PLAN OF THE AMERICA WATCH , - Instead of being made of several . hundred little pieces, screwed together, t!e body of the American Watch is formed of of SOLID PLATES. Ko jar interferes with the harmony of its working-, and no sudden shock can throw its machinery out of gear. In riding or any business pursuit, it ia all held together as firmly as a single iece of metal. It is just what all machinery should be 1st. ACCURATE, 2d. SIMPLE,' 3d. STP.OSO, 4th, ECONOMICAL. We not only secure cheapness by our system, but quality. We do not pretend that our Watch can be bought for less money than the foreign make bclievosv but that for its real value it is sold for one-half tbe price. OCR SOLDIER'S WATCH (named Wm. Ellery)is what its name indicates Solid, Substantial, and al wahs Reliable warranted to stand any a mo not of Marching, Riding or any fihing. Our next higher quality of Watch (named P. S Bartlett) is similar in Sise and general appearance, but has more jewels, and a more elaborate finish. OCR LADIES WATCH, recently brought out, is put up in s great variety of patterns, many of tbem of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but warranted tolmep fame.'' r, r f X .. THE PBOOF of the' merits of our Watch may be found in tbe fact that we now employ over seven hundred workmen in our factories, and that we are still unable to supply tbe constantly increasing demand. Our three-quarter plate watch is thinner sod lighter than the others we have described. Its fine chronometer balance is delicately adjusted to correct the variation caused by change of temperature. These watchare the fraita ef the latest experiments in caToaosoetry, and are made by our best workmen, ia a separate department of our factory. For the 'finest time-keeping qualities they challenge comparison with the bes works of the most famous Enghsh aad Swiss makers R0BBI5S A APPLETOX, Agents for tbe American Watch Co. 182 Broadway, New York. " '' r -f- . . -"ay , : tteal Ctat for Sale , FOE k THE BFJJEFIT" OF HElisl THE undersigned wishes to dispose of tbe Real Estate belonging to Wiiitam j ranee, deeeaced, situated three miles from Richmond, on the Cniou Turnpike Road, coutaining about 151 acres in three lota or pieces, one containing 49 acres, one 43 acres, one 69 acres. WILLIAM PARRY. Rich mood, 3d mouth 39th, 1834. - 3-3w. 0600 - WA1TTED ! t ' PTvOR which Real Estate, wul ba gfvea as security. AT Aav persea. haviasi saasrey to leea, at a fair rato of iu arrest, aad well secured, wiH piease apply at the -rauaana vbsbuv i AprSO, 1M.

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Citrate of 3kXagnesia. MaMfatured by . rLl'XXEg Ml KELLY. - This is a very pleasant aad enective, eooUasr Cathartic, does produce aansia or pain, aad has beau ia use aad praacrtbed by assay of our physiassas for Arnica Strengthening Plasters, Manufactured for FLtTSXEat KELLT, COItX? PIaAOTXIXLO, For Cos and KELLV, CC b a u M : SB S3 ' Longetreth'a Dyspeptic Bitten, Manafactuved and sold bv " ; PLl'XSER yk KELLY, Shaker Cough Syrup, Made at Shaker Tillage, Ohio. ' SoM by FLUMMER St KELLY. ' : - J- l: V- ijyCautrer Antf Dyspeptic Powder, Sotd by -, . PU JIMER aV KELLY, SYETJP OF HOPS AND B0NESETT, Solby i i PLUMMER at KELLY. Remarkable Young Lady. THE Magnetic DoctregMi Tennessee, whosvas once called the Wonderful Child, bas returned to theeity and established ao infirmary on Fifth st-. No. 422. near Mound, where she may be consulted on all matters perUiarag to life aad health. She will give information ol lost or stolen property, identifying ths person or persons concerned, with so much certainty, as scarcely to leave a doubt of their guilt ; and, when required will go into an noejonscious state and travel to every part of the world, aad hunt up absent persons, whether desd or alive, and t'ruuga ber tell the inquiring friends their situation and whereabouts. She will guarantee to make permanent cures ia all eases she undertakes. Cancers extracted, root and branch, without instruments or pain, or one drop of blood, in from four to twenty-four boors. ' Paralysed persons mads to walk ia from tores to nine days, and all other diseases treated with the same success, aucb ss liver complaint, corsnmption, fits, heart disease, sight and bearing restored, and alt diseases that flesh is heir to. All letters promptly answered, and medicine sent by express when required. Box, 2,172, Cincinnati, P. O. Through her extensive practice lately, she has also secured the services of Madams Baker and Dr. C. H. Woodbull to assist her. - , miss TEmrcssxuro (The Wonderful Child,) .UullETIC LIFE ELIIin . .... j . FOR CLEANSING THE BLOOD AJTD BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The gaeat success this Elixir has met with, induced me to put it before the public, and all I aak is to give it a fair trial, aad it wUl taea recommend itself. It will remove all Dark Spots, Moth, Pimples, er my Eraa - tioa ipsa the Face er Body, and w21 give tbe complexion a clear aad healthy color, and if directions are properly followed the skat will become almost transparent. Ths properties of this syrup are purely legeasbU and pericctiy harmless, sad hava a r .. Woaderfal Effect npoat th LiTrf And cleansing tbe system of all other isopuritass, sad restore a person to . -v? L"j -PERFECT HEALTH. ; The properties sad eompusitiea of thia syrup ware BBsde kaowa to ase when a child, aad fax a Clairreyant state, sinca which I haws sssls bm aslant wee of it: ia my practice, and from the great saecsas I haeu had in its use for tbe last 11 years, thought proper to bring it before the public ' iPREPARED 03TLY by Ris ttHMMMUUBt matUT OkirYoyant and U agnetic Doctreu, Hav. 4 West Fifth SU, Belaw M CrifClYaTATIy O.

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MAirrFACTCRKS HEN A COYS CLOTTIinG, At About 25 per cest. e9ef Ejn lax j-x ,'na-H Cloths, Jeazxs,. r Heavy Tlebfra, Straw Ticlanzix '- : Shirtinc; Otripca, i a t , AtlanUc "A" Ch&tt&ZX Merijaiac Prit3 T 1 , Sprague Prints, ' jl Richmond Prirta, . Aad, ia Short, a uroll wmCmrmUl DBY GOGDS HD CjUIjS, At1 Prices to Cat Ooitesas. Jastr What mt Cttaasrsa CROCKER, UAfHl6 CO. DRY MOTION'S, . . . s . . . t . . .' aYfaAJi av sTW M. ..At, 5th Streets c0cpit. tfe hsne PaiM Lsstw sjr'- : ' DRY CfltfDO f And th Irgwtl aTsa( Sjf 'i X.-t--'--- h'A-:-! " wwtcil wa raoVOK o-T " -"" 'A liV ,CAX IlLT.,;rtlt :Ut,TB WSaT. WE UUAIIAHTEJK SATlfiJACTIOIs ; In Ihnr Osar aWh ia . ; - " J . r: Prices and Qnality of Goods. , ' i - "1 J- CO t. , ' -' ' '.;ut ;;: l-i - '" i mT "1' B ' V f -AMD",,, , ., .. , -r i-ft-' .: ' j t. c t ', Kichmond, Ind, April 19, tfW. " " ' Btf ' ; , nichoisOaT 6t VRcnmE29 v Wholesralg sxaj RataM '"' : ' Booksellcra C Otat'crc; I : Main Street. i2tf . RICHXOHV, IJID. R1 ESPECTFITIXY wan a is bsa, trlials I tfaa , trablic. that he runlianas the srsafiei of leatsl ' Hurgerv at tbe OLD OFFICE foratetfr aseapisd ' by the late Arm of .Viwtoa A ase. oa she SaBatasa . Corner entrance oa Main where he araTJ hs saaaaed to receive all calls tor Us professional saveisea. Be ' ' atiliciu a share of the public's - aeXuenue.' nasi war ' , t Kichmond, March 1, lMtV r ' . f ' MOKDECAI PARRY. UviBwaasssed of hia establishmeat to J. P. HooTT Iw, SflahlS aow : to sett several aew aad n t Old bsaaxl - - r Baggies,' Bx3nrt juJ T7tcis Which be has stni oa ha-4. aad. ia to CLOSX OCT, he will sell these Yi JlX VKmJkTt Vow hi ' the time to buy a Wags a, rawviaau. ATSterr,ar sV war, at a BAitOAIJI. Call at the Sasfo X I. ' a vo- ana examine ineax. . aTAsttmCAl FABRY. IUehnaond,3damaaaVlaa. aaf - . Telegram aad niBltl eaaysad ahargsR. P Cheap Iliightl Taafroreu ftatfetr R. Jtoxa L Beaatiful V ; .... Xa TUREB ffDB i -Forsalest OUVOVAT At Per. r-x TIT I ri ri nt tls sal rT-rl Ii tla sTirsasli Iowa, are uftWul tor naaa7eJJiisi 1 taTata-w aha sax. eernncd. He wg rjrt ir tratU aa 1 lsl aW Ckm? rVoperty , or sell the sasaa at a aw" h aW Oaah. Apiy warm. , f'i if id.iD. unOumm." April , 186. .ir; .,,!r t -, - a-tf US- ,X

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