Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 13, 24 May 1866 — Page 3

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LOCAL COLUMNS.

. ijtiA ..2 ::r. RICIIMOnD, IlfDIAITA: Thurdayf"XIay 24th, 1866. Mail Time Table. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Oct. SO, 18S. ' MAILS CLOSE. - - " Colambus u4 Eut.... . C aiee ....----- .... t'incinnati........ .... .. Ilk to a Way it.. ....... Indianapolis And Weit... .... 8 60 a.m ,. . 44 A.M. i Ur.M. .... 8 39 A.B 9 4S A.M. MAILS OPE. ailianapoKs and West.-... Cincinnati .... Dayton Way Chicago... riliimlin and F.Kit ..... . 9 0 A. .11 0 A.M .11 A.M . 30 f.m .11 30 r.M It ton and Beecy Mire, leaves Tuesday and Friday, at. - t a nil u do. arrives same days st .... .10 00 A.M. L'o'io. City, via Ar'bA, Bethel Ac., leAvea Monday, Wedn- lav and Kridar, at ' 0 A.M. do. arr. Tuer.Uv, Tbursdav ana cturaay a a vv r.m. Winchester- via New (iarden, leaves Monday and Fridav. at do. arr.'Tnesdav and Saturday, at 4 00 r.M. -Offiee open front 7:30 a. m. to 7:30 r. n. On SundAy.from :0O to 10:00 -. p j We regret to learn that Geo. K. Wane hard is laying very ill At Columbus, Ohio. His many friends here will join as in the wish that be may speedily recover. Foulke And Shoemaker have purchased 33 feet front oa Noble street on which they propose to erect a substantial business house this season. Impaovemints. John Thompson and Fielding Gaar are erecting fine brick residence the former on 8th and the latter on Gaar street. - SortBBELs. It is said that squirrels are unusually ouuerooA this year. We seen a gentleman oa Saturday who bad killed seventeen in a few hours. The. prices of building materials are aaid to be . coming down. This is regarded as ar indication that a Urge Bomber of houses will go . J. FaosT, Esq., was around on Tuesday morning. ' Il' pe he did not leave bis imprint on the garden truck. ... ' Tneas's to be a grand Union Pic-Nick in Chamness's ' Grove, half-a-mile South of Williamsburg, Ind., on Saturday next, 29th lost. Paintimo Ur. All over town the people are engage! In painting and fixing up their houses. Nothing improves the appearance of property, more than the judicious application of paint. , Oca old friend, John Hollopeter called upon as last week. Be is in excellent health. And seemes much pleased with Nashville. Ho represents the Richmond boys there as being well and prospering "financially." Saxairi' Pax son has received another bOArder a chap from Cambridge, whose besotting sin ssems to be A habit of appropriating to bia own use the property of other people. Fish. Several of our exchanges are demanding thst a law should be enacted protectii g fish in the pawning season which has now taken piece. Unless some such enactment is made onr streams will soon afford nothing better than shiners and mullets. A Convemtiok of the preAchers And delegetes from among the laymen of the M. E. Church takes place to-day at Pearl Street M. E. Church. A meeting will be beld to-aight which will be addressed by Rev. R. D. Robinson, of Fort Wayne, and others. Pio boms. Much to the chargin of our "Nimrods" tbe pigeons bsve About ."played out" in these parts. Tliey certainly had no cause to complain of a lack of attention on the part of our citizens. Perhaps it was the nana reception tbey net with that caused them to vamose so suddenly. Richmond and Ft. Wat R. R. Re-estimates of the cost of thit road hsv beea made, and, we underr'stand, the President, Judge Colubovk, express, s the opinion that more than enough cash subscriptions are already secured to place tli track in condition to receive the iron. Good for the R. 1 F. W. R. R. Rl'KAWAT.-A pairf blind horses Attached to a f wagon loaded with wood, attempted a runaway oa Saturday, but Hid nt succeud to a very alarming ex, tent. While tbef kept tbe street they made good time, but when they attempted, tu take a short eut for the depot, by going through 1 Brady's Saddler shop, the crowd interfered and stopped them.

.C-.fl The Telegram, -Of this city has been purchased bv Dr. J. W. Salteb, who is the responsible editor of tbe roncern in future. We extend to the Doctor, who v is emphatically a fair-minded and honorable man, the right hand of fellowship, and welcome him to all the jojs'(soine call "em jau) consequent on editorial laj. j bors and jMim-And may he find the new vocation he has chosen, both pleasant and profitable. . fr ;i. "i f , . . 1!C Sic The Friends of Progress had a pic nic ' r on Saturday which is said to have been the most enSoval.le affair of the season. It was well attended.

and nothing occurred to mar the festivities of the occssion. - We seen the party as laey - returned to the city with their flags flying, and they all WtrJ as if , the bad eajoyed ; themselves. The wagon load of -. baskets that Micsraey brought op IT e rear with, sf-e " ' Toeded aniiatakAhle evidence that those present re' ceived full rations.- - . Family Pic Sic Arrangements, we learn, are beia msae, for all tha descendants of Akdew Hoover, who came to this county in lSOit, to meet at Judge Datib Hoovcb's Grove, Friday, the 15th " dav of Juoe next. The original family of Akdkew Hoover ronsisted of seven perm, and his sous and daughter bare indeed "multiplied and replenished the earth" to an extent unusual iu these "latter days." This family Pic Sic will ahow aa increase unprecef. -dented ia this conty,exceting, it maybe, tl Stabat'CA Family. It will no doubt be aa intereattug occasion, aod it wilt "be good to be there." -Oca OtTT Exybkwmo. We learn that Messrs. C. T. Price and C. W. FebuTsom have purchased the and of Fetsb Cbucaeb, Esq., running from 13ih ' Street, East, to C. McWbijut's lin , and it is their - design to lay it efl ia convenient and commodious building kits, and offer them for sale in the course of the next two or three weeks. Here will be soother favorable pportuaity, for those wishing to procure Iota on which t erect homes to their entire "pleasenent," and we make a note of it in order that tbey can embrace this opportunity. And "go for 'em," when tna proper "metes a ad aouads" of tbe afbreaaid Lots are obtained, and they are put up to the highest bid...der.. Abbet or a Coc-!tterfsite "n Saturday last, ' Ed Mintxer was arrested near Lynn ia Randolph eounty, for passing connterfeit money, and brought to this city and lodged in tbe calaboose. He bad a - preliminary examination before commissioner Payao on Monday morning and the evidence was snch as to jejiKS tbat onlcar to send Mia tier to Indianapolis for trial. He has beea suspected of dealing in counterfeit money, for some time bat be played his game so : ofine" that positive roof could aot be pmdoced antH

be andertook the, transaction which resulted ia bis ' arrest. Asotmbb A brbsT. A sua by the name of Smith was Arrested Bear Lyaa, on Saturday BMrning, hav- ' iug in his prosessioo. quite a pile of coonterfeit greenbacka which be waa Bdeavoring to "shove", oa the . unsuspecting and ignorant. He was sent to IadiAnapulia, and stands an excellent chAnce for locating permaoeotly at Jefkraoavilla. , - '

Religions. A Centenary Meeting will be held At I'rl btroel Cbureh m XartiajK l.i Say j flue una Aod evening. Tbe pabLe An invited . No Collection. Eight Hours for Labor At Starr Hall, on Wednesday evening, 30th insu, ffi Fixe' an, Esq. will address the eitixens of Richmond And vicinity, on tbe Above subject. Torn oat And beer hi. 1 - God bleea tbe noble working men. Who rear tbe cities of lb. plain, Woo dig tha mines, who build the ships. And drive tbe commerce of tbe main ; G d bless tbem ! for their toiling bands Have wrought the glory of ailUnda.

Stbawbebbt 81-rru. Richmond Lodge I. O.O. F. gives a Strawberry Festival at Starr Hail atr-morrow evening. We have no hestAtioa in saying that tbe affair will be a pteaaant oneit cannot be any thiogelae, tor those who are conducting it know exactly bow make it Attractive. If any one haa aay objection why ane plates ef Straw berries and Ice Cream, shall not be joined to our stomach, at the aforesaid festival, tbey are at perfect liberty to aay so mom, or forever hereafter hold their peace. Friends, it is our intention to do this thing anyhow. Carding and Woolen Mill. Spinning' done at Richmond Tm Palladium comes to the rescue of Porr. If whteky, red sand-stnne, snd tbe Uaame will save a man Porr is secure. Telegram. Knot ps "meat" don't seem to digest properly with Prof. Wood, or lie would cease making a consummate blackguard of himself by perpetrating such pointless quibs ss the above. Sundry payy from Mr. Porr's boot might effectually Aid even a Wvud-ea man's di gestion, snd "secure" him Against the two XU be aeems afflicted with: tH-nature and iU-manners, provided bis iM-breediug hasn't permanently established these moral diseases in bis system, snd they've become chronic. Factory Goods exchanged for Wool At Richmond Woolen MUU. Ccvtaevills Matters. Our usually quiet neighbor, the county seat, has been the scene of several ocrorreiiees daring the week (hat smacksinsiderably of city life. Some Audacious scamps conceived and carried out the brilliant idea of filling the letter box At the Post Office with water. A number of letters were completely submerged and thereby ruined. The Post Miktress offers a reward of twenty-five dollars for tbe arrest aod conviction of the perpetrators of the outrage. ,' A couple of hard customers. Smith And Raus bottom, whose supply of Postal enrreney would n t permit of a very extensive indulgence in tbe use of "red ere," made a raid upon the cellar of Dr. Dickey, Druggist, and were surceasful in obtaining a good haul of a mock better article of whisky than thev ra Sceuutomed to consuming. Pleased with their success, they repeated their visits until the Doctor became satisfied tbat tber j was "something rotten in Denmark," and setting a watch, the chaps were discovered in the act of helping themselves. They were considerably surprised on being caught in the predicument, nnd to avoid prosecution, they both left town. Good riddance. 80O,0iO lbs. Wool waoted At Richmond Woolen Mill. . ; PaYi.v Adta.mci. It ia very comm tn and exceedingly proper, to par for N'ewepsperg ia adv.inoi; bat we heard the other day of the payment for tying the knot, matrimonial, in adrance tbatia certainly a new feature in that line. About six months ago, an anxious candidate for matrimonial honors, applied to Esq. Poe, who is expert ia that line, requesting him to be and appear at one of our hotels at a certain time as perform the ceremony. At the aanre time be banded the 'Squire the document and three dollars in green backs.- When tbe time arrived, the 'Squire wended bia .way to the place appointed, and, after waitings for a few hours, no bride or groom appearing, notwithstanding supper had been prepared for the brid il party by ''mine host" be went back to his "office, and be beard nothing of or fr.in the parties nntil about four weeks ago, when a gentleman called on him, aud enquired if ae wasn't the Magistrate who had a license in his possession to marry certain persons, snd enquired whether that document was still good stating tiiat the bride had beeu taken suddeuly sick, on the day set for the wedding, and that that was the reason for their non-appearance at the time. The 'Squire satisfied him that ike was the same individual that the license was still ss "good as old Wheat in the .Mill,' And that he would bind, the two :wtTliug hearU together, on sight. The expectant bride, we are happy tu announce, baa Almost roooveredi her health, and -avow we bope.to publwh the cotisaaimatiQa-flr this first biii-ia-advauca matrimonii! case itm haarver come to our knowledge. Carding and Woolen Mills. Spinning done at Richmond The DkmoCkatic CowentioS. A convention of Democrats met at Cambridge City, on Thursday last, for the purpose of canvassing thestihject of nominating A candidate for Congress and giving expression to tbe fulifv ii ud objects of the party iu Utecniing polaiSitl TbAinpaigu. Laa Dkvii.is. was appointed cVairmari and A. F. Scott, Capt. Coceefair, Dr. Hamm-tosWii. He asTox and Wm.-Uece Secretaries. Speeches were made by Judge Rbed, Jamks Kyan, Lewis Daus auJ Judge Pkbai-ns. HeulMj That we cordially approve and endorse the wise and patriotic policy of President Johnson for restoring the Luton, and that his veto m assaaes of

the treedmans I. area a bill and so-called civil rights not capable of furnishing any novel tnbilt. and the sentiuieuts enunciated in his 22d of left- "f ' .

ruary and other lecent speeches, hare our hearty ap provai. RworVrrf. That we are opposed to cunferrin upon negroes the right of suffr-ige, or attemptiu, by legal enactments, inaxe tnem equal u uu w Jine men. Rrd tf l. That we are in favor of just and equal taxation, and believe that capital, whether invested in shares, houses, and lots, merchandise, manufacturer, liuverninent bonds, or any other kinds of property or securities, should bear its equal portion of taxes imposed for the support of the Uoverument : and we are opposed to discrimination in favor or against any legitimate besiness. A'tvoiva. That the fanaucaJ course of Hon. Geo. W. Julian m Congress, and his etlorts to make the interests of the uegroes paramount to every other coaskteraiioH, meets our decided disapprobation : and that we will use all lair aud honorable means to defeat his re-election. Ixrmjimi, That the Democratic State ticket, nominated oa the I tt of March, will receive the united, and CAirdial support of the Democrats of the Filth Congressional District. The convention was attended by quite A large number of persons from tbe several counties of the District. Tbe question of nominating a candidate was brought up aad After some discussion it was decided, by a vote, not to make any aom iua uon at this time. Tha Convention finally adjourned to meet again on the ?th of August, next. Telegram. Carding and Woolen Mills. SpiMMiac done at Richmond Teachers' Pic nic. The Wayne County Teachers Association will hold its next meeting on Saturday P.M., June 9tb, 1866, in -Baxter's GroYe, a half mile west of Richmond, on the Central Ri.il road. The literary exercises will be a lecture by Prof. Suliot, a paper by Mrs. Brown, and a poem by Win. Russell. Prof. Virgil has kindly consented to furnish music for the occasion. . , . All are requested to bring baskets with something in them good to eat. All teachers and friends of education are cordially invited. W. A. Bell. " CW. Pmaksox, Sup't. . c - :-- Secretary. - T 11 - n,r Casaiaser, Satiaeta, Jeast, Blaakets, Flaaaels, Vara a, Ar at Richmond Wooiaa Milla.

Wanted A geetleinan as partner in a Drug Store - is iai in bt si i ins Hirr Iwewtre 4 Ir. HT, corner itb Street And Ft, Wtm ATenne, Rich mend.

13 3w. M3F" The Nik Bbothsrs' Store and Tinware establishment at the Depot, contains the best lot of Stoves Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheetiron Wares, in the City. They have a good Jot of Metal Pomps, Lead and Wood Piping, always on hand. Give them a calL Tbe Reno Tima, published in tbe Oil Regions of Pean., for tbe past six Bsonths, and ana of oar very best exchanges, has ceased to exist, in consequence of not receiving sufficient support. The Press Types, And flxtures ere offered for sale, snd it is to be one of the best Appointed offices in the coun try. The Press is one of Hoe's small cylinder. pa hie of printing l,fe00 to 1,000 impressions per boar. Tbe material is offered at a reduced price on its original cost. , Address The Times," Reno, Penn. Flkkcy-Dalk Woolen Factobt. We call attention in to-day's paper to the ad vertisement of E. Aikin dr Co. The Goods they manufacture at their estab lishment, are not surpassed in quality and finish here or elsewhere, and Far mers, who have Wool to exchange for just the kind of Goods they need, can not fail to be suited. Give them a call 200,000 lbs. Wool wanted at Richmond Woolen MJls. . X3rThe Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of tne State of Indiana met at Masonic Hall Tuesday. Dele gates were present from most of the councils of the State. The otlicei s elec: ted for the ensuing year are as follows : Thos. Xewbj', of Cambridge City, Most ruissant Grand Master ; Thos. Fatter son, of Aurora, Deputy P. Grand Mas ter ; Win. W. Austin, of Richmond, Illustrious Grand Master; M. II. Rice, of Plymouth, Grand Principal Conductor of tbe Work; Alex. Thomas, of Terie Haute, Grand Captain of the Guard; Chas Fisher, of Indianapolis, Grand Treasurer; Win. Hacker, ot'Suelbyville, (jranu Recorder; John Leech, of iSew castle, Grand Chaplain; A. A. Wilson, of Indianapolis, Grand Steward and Sen tinel. The Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons convenes to-morrow, ami the Grand Lodge on Tuesday next. Arrangements are being made to hold a grand convention of soldiers and their Inends at Indianapolis on the 4th of July next, at which time the battle flags of ttie various regiments will be iormally presented to Governor Morton, as the representative of the State. Half fare arrangements will be made with the various railroads centering in the city. Carditis; and Woolen Mills. Spinning done At Richmond Ross was very melancholy over tbe loss of his valuable purp "Buffalo," ( whose demise we announced last week.) and whilst sitting on the curb in front of Perry's Hat Store,he sang the following soUmncholly dirge to the memory of "Buff : " " So dorg to luv, none to karess, How can I ever my sadness ecks press T "Buff" is defunct, ded as A nale, ... Hushed is his barkin, and still is his tale ; O, snch a tale, white on the end, Opht did he chase it with a wriggle And bend : Chased it with hope, twisting around. Till overcum he reposed on the ground, Now he's ekstinct, ded as a nale, - Where am his bark and the wag of his tale T In dream alone, poor "Buff" I sea, Swiggin his milk or else scratching a flea, 'Tis but a dream, waking I weep. For under 2 feet of ground does he sleep, O, blissful purp, onst full of pla, Hav'nt I fed you day after day ? Givin you milk, givin yon bred. Given you many a pat on the bead T Now you'reekstinct, ded as a nale. Waeream the bark and the-wag1 of your tale ? So dorg to luv, none to karess. Vaiuly I strive the sad tears to repress, " Why did you die V sad!y I uioan, ' " Was it from pizen or swallowing a bone ?" So waggin tale, no beamin eye, Answers the question, or gives reply. Was it a fit stoppage of breath Eating 2 much the sad cause of your deth ? Still not a word, ded as a nale. Dim is his eye, stilled forever bia tale !" Factory Roods exchanged for Wool at Richmond Woolen Mills. For ti.e Palladium. Being only a temporary sojourner in this quiet Quaker Citj I am of course formation to your readers from this stand point, but merely attempt to give such impressions concerning matters and things most noticeable by a stranger. In visiting the several extensive machinery establishments of Richmond I have been particularly interested. The Threshiug Machines, Portable and Stationery Steam Engines, Horse Powers, Drag Saws, Ac, turned out by the Spring Foundry, and the Robinson Machine Works, compare most favorably, in my humble jodgment, with the most cele brated mannfacotries of this country. Their materials are selected with the utmost care, and pot together in a most durable and workmanlike manner. The proprietoas employ only first class mechanics whom they pay promptly and liberally, aud this circumstance is probably the great secret of their success. The same remarks apply to a Plow Manufactory on Main street, near 8th. Their work is no shoddy arrangement, but consists of the best material, put together in the most substantial manner. At the Woolen Mills I, noticed fabrics of manufacture that would do credit to Manchester, Middlesex, or LowelL Neither are . their prices exorbitant, which, these times, is considerable of a consideration. Thepeople of Richmond, aad of the entire country hereabout, have just canse to feel proud of the manufacturing interests of Richmond and vicinity, ant certainly can hare no reasonable excuse for not patronizing home manufactures. More Asos. SO.OOO dollars Woolen Mills. worth of goods at Richmond

aMMK dollar wortbof goods at Richmond

S. G. Di'G dale's Stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades and Bordering, is of the latest and beautiful Styles and Patterns. His Stock of Canned Fruits, Confectioneries, dec, is fine. Give him a call at No. 96, Main Street. ; MMVSOO Lka Waol wanted at Riahxooad Woolen SrThe place to get "reconstructed in New Goods, at a rate that will warrant peace and happiness in the family, n at tbe Bee hive Store of our old friend D. B. Crawford. - - - Caaaisaara. Satiaeta. Jeans. Blaaketa, Ftaastels.Yaras, dxe at Richmond Woolen MUU. Aaraa Sayxaaa offers to sell his House and Lot, on South Peat 1 street. So. 11, for $1400. A good title and deed will be given. For particulars, address Aaaox SaTbax, Hamilton, CaoaiA West. Factarr Goods exchanged for Wool at Richmond Woolen Mills. ZW 10,000 wagon loads of Gravel for sale by Thomas Mason. Herbert WilliAms, Esq., hAS been unanimously confirmed by tbe Senate as Collector of tha port of Michi gan City. The Warsaw Indianian learns that the Catholica ef that place are about selecting grennd for a new chureh edifice, which will make the sixth in the town. The Assessment in the Seventh Congressional Dis trict for the month of April last, under the Excise laws was $14,803 74. Of this 11,22 93 was aasessed in Vigo county. . A MErnK of the "Indiana State Normal Institute" will be held at Pern, July 23J. The Executive Committee arge the general Attendance of Teachers throughout the State. Female Teachers pay a tuition fee of $3 Males $i. Board will coat about $3 per week. Railroad fare, half price.' At the Cniversity of Sotre Dame, at South Bend. Indiana, a most solemn snd imposing religious cere mony will taxe place on lueoist oi jiay. ai ieaai some twelve bishops, and among them Archbishops Snauldinir and Purcell. hare accepted the invitation to bo present, and take part in tbe ceremonies or blessing and erecting upon the dome of the Cniver sity a colossal statue of the Virgin Mary. Licenses. Up to yesterday noon fi rty-t wo licenses bsd been issued by tbe city authorities. The number of saloon keepers in the city being sixty-four, this loaves only twelve who have neglected their duty in this respect. Of that number, we understand several have resolved to quit business, as they say they can not afford to pay for city license. The police are after the delinquents with a sharp stick. Lafayette Jour nal. SPECIAL NOTICES THE DECISIVE BATTLE HAS BEES FOUGHT AND WON In every State, and City, and Town in the Union, by CHRISTADORO S HAIR DYE . over All would-be rivAls, And the palm of victory is awarded tc it for depth And richness of that, durabili ty, rapidity of nation, softening and lubricating properties, And entire freedom from every deleterious or soiling ingredient. Manufsctured by J. tliKlslADORO, Xo.o AstorHouee,Sew-York, bold by urug4 gists. Applied by ah uatr urassers. A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergvman, while residing in South America as A missionary, discovered a ssi'e and simple remedy for the Cure of Servous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of tbe Urinary And Seniin.il Organs, and the whole train of disorders brou-;lit on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire t benefit the Afflicted And unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing And us'ui;; this medis'lsa, in A sealed envelope, to any oue who needs it, Frtt of Vhaiye. Please inclose A post paid envelope, addressed to yourself. Addrrtt J03EPH T. mfAS, Station D. Bibl 1 lots a X k York CUg. June8.1S65. lily. Allcock's Porous Plasters. A Druggist said be other day, you have no need to advertise your Porous Plasters, for every one sold certainly causes a doxen to be sold, snd a dozen sells a gross, and so on. You will not be able to supply the demand soon. . But n can supply a thousand yards a day. AFFECTION' OF THE SPISE CURED. Habtpord, Coss., Sov. 11th 1S61.' Messrs. Taos. Alixock A Co. Please send, with dispatch, twelve dozen Allcock's . Porous Plasters. Oordaily experience confirms tiieir very superior excellence. At this moment of writings man applies for one, who, by entanglement in the shaft of macninery, hai both his legs 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 his spine. He was soou enabled to work, and now lie labors as well as ever. He would cheerfully pay $ i for a single Plaster if they could not be had At a lower rate. I am surprised that surgeons do not make use of these perforated plasters, to the exclusion of all others, as their fUxibility And adhesiveness Are greatly in Advance of all other plasters with which I Am Acquainted ; while the perforations peculiar to th?ra 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. J. W. JOHSSOS, M. D. Principal Agency, Branireth H.rase, Sew York. Sold bv all Dealers in Medicines. The Great English Remedy SIR J.1ME8 CLARK'S Celebrated Female Fills. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clark, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailiug in the cure of ail those painful And dAngeroas 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 tbe monthly period with regularitv. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. These Pills shop id not be taken bv Females) during the IRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as tbey are sure to bruuroa Miscarriage, but at anv other time they are safe. In All Cases of Servous and Spinal A Section, Pains ta tbe Back and Limbs, Fatigue oa slight exertion. Palpitation of tbe Heart, Hvsterics.aBd Whites, these PUls will eflect a core when all other mean save failed ; Aad although a powerful remedv, do not contain troa. call j Bsc I, AStuanar, rr anvthing hurtful to the constrtatioa. Full dfrectiows m the pfrpWet around each package, which should be earefniiy preserved. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' Sole Agent for tbe United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 2T Cortland t St, Sew York. S. B. $1-90 aad postage stamps enclosed to any authorised Agent, will insure a bouic, coataiauur M

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Life Health Strength; Life Health Strength. Life Health Strength. THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

DR J CAS DELAMARRE'S Celebrated Specific Pills Prrparmd frmm a pvparatiea of Dr. Jan Xwtaauirre iXitf yvrmj. of tk HafMal sa.Wi ianHwev ram. This invluabia medicine ia bo imposition, bnt unfailinc in tbe care of bpenratorrnea or senuoAl n eat ness. Every specie of Gentel or I" n nary Irritability InvoluBtArv or dignity oeminai amissions mm wnat ever cause Droduced. or however severe, will be speed ilr relieved and tbe organs restored to healthy action Read the following opinions of eminent I rencn pny sictans: w hmwm diiaI thaSneciAe PUls neenared bvGaran ciere A Dupont,So. 214 Koe Lombard, from tbe prescription of Dr. Juan Delamsrre, in onr private practice with uniform an cress, and we believe there is no other medicine so well calculated to cure all persons suffering from Involuntary Emissions or Any other weakness or the nexuai urgans, woetner causea iy a sedentary mode or Iivtag. excesses, or a hose. R. A. BEAtrBAFAaiB, M. D G. D. DciARDut, M. D.. Jbax Ls Letch ex, M. D. Paris, May 6th, 183. BEWARE OF COV JfTERFEITS. The genuine Pills are sold by all the principal Druggists throughout the World, Price One Dollar per Box, or six Boxes tor rive iwuirj. Gabasciebhe A Dupomt, Sole Proprietors, So. 214. Rue Lombard, Paris. One Dollar, enclosed to Any Authorized Agent, will insure a box bv return mail, securely sealed from a 11 observation, six boxes for five dollars. Sole Agents for America, OSCAR G. MOSES A CO., 27 Courtiandt St., S. Y. Agents for Richmond And Yicinitv, PLUMMER 1 KELLY. Dr. Marshall's Catarrh Sim IT. This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curing the Catarrh, Cold im the Head and Headache. It has been fonnd an excellent remedy in many cases of Sore Eves. Deafness has been removed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly improved by its use. It is fragrant and agreeable, and Gives Immediate Relief to tbe dull heavy pains caused by disesses of the head. Tbe sensations alU-r usiug it are delightful And invigorating. It opens And purges out all obstructions, strengthens the glands, and gives a healthy Action to tbe parts a flee ted. More than Thirty Years' of sale and nse of Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and HeadacheSouff. hss proved its great value for all the common diseases of the head, and at this moment stands higher than ever before. It is recommended by many of the best Physicians, snd is used with great success aud satisfaction everywhere. Read the Certificates of Wholesale Druggists in 1864. The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with Dr. .Marshall'" Catarrh aad Headache Snuff, and sold it in our wholesale trade. cheerfully state, that we believe it to be equal, in every respect, to the recommendations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the best article ever known for all common disease of of the Head. Burr A Perry, Boston. Barnes A Park, New York. A. B. A D. Sands, 44 Stephen Paul A Co., " Israel Minor A Co., " McKesson A Robbins" A. L. Scovill A Co. " M.Ward. Close A Co., Bush A Gale, Reed, Austin A Co.," Brown. Lamson A Co., Reed, Cutter A Co., HethW. Fowle, Wilson, Fairbank A Co., Hensha w, Edmand A Co., II. II. Hay, Portland, Me ., For Sale by all Druggists. Try it. Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snuff 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 And invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold by all Druggists. Try it. Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snuff is a fragrant and aerteable remedy for all diseases of the head. It opens and purpes out all obstructions. The sensations after using it are delightful and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold br all Druggist. Trr it. CALTIOS FROM THE AMERICAN WATCH CO. It having come to our knowledge that imitations of the American Watch have been put upon the market in great number, calculated by their utter worthlessne&s to iujure the reputation of our genuine products, to protect our own interests and the puUic from imposition, we again publish the trade marks by which our Watches may invariably be known. We manufacture four styles of Watches. The First has the name "AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass.," engraved on the inside plate. The Second has the name "APPLET0N, TRACY A CO., AValtham, Mass.,' engraved on the inside plate. The Third has the name 'P. S. BARLETT, Waltham, Mass.," engraved on the inside plate. All toe above styles have the name American Watch Co. painted on the dial, aod are warranted in every respect. The Foi rth has the name "W.U. ELLERY, B-iston, M:tss.," engraved en tbe inside plate, and is not named on the dial. And the above described watches are made of various sizes, aod are sold in gold or silver cases, as may be required. It ishardly possible for us to accurately describe tbe numerous imitations to which we have alluded. Tbey are usually inscribed with the names so nearly approaching our own as to escape the observation of the unaccustomed buyer. Some are represented as made by the "Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass.," no such company existing. Some are named the "Soldier's Watch," to be sold as our Fourth or Wm. Ellery 'style, usually known as the "Soldier's Wstch." Others are named the Appleton Watch Co. ; " others the' P. S. BartXET," instead of our P. S. Bariett;" besides many varieties named in such A manner as to convey the idea that they are the varitable productions of the American Watch Company. We also caution the public, and particularly soldiers, -against buying certain articles called watrhes, s freely advertised in illustrated papers as "Army ; Watches," "Officers' Watche," "Magic Time Observers," "A rcana Watches," Ac, tbe prices of which are stated to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, in these times, cannot be afforded for any snch money. ' A little attention on the part of buyers will protect tbem from gross imposition. DR. SEEL YES LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY. ! CTRE WARRANTED IP ' DIRECTIONS AEE FOLLOWED. Cold ia the Head Relived ia a Few Xiaates. ' Dr. Seelye's 4 BRONCHIAL SYRUP! ' An CnfAiling Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchsii Sore Throat. Hoarseness and Imtstjon of tie Bronchial Tabes or Langs, Tickling in tbe Throat, and Croup. SoM hx a'l TVfiw Pr-Awixts. and r t Ratal' by -nag ' ' . sTThe Xios 4r Hamlin Cabinet Organs forty di&rent styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, from $30 to $60 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, .r other first premiims awarded tbem. niastrated Catalogues free. Address MASON A HAMLIN, Bcsrasr, or MASON BROTHERS, Xrr Yea. . ly.

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PRESC OPTIONS Carefully filled by competent persons during any sour of tbe day or night, at the OF PLTJMMER & TCBT.IiY. FLUID AfID SO EXTRACTS, TINCTURES & SYRUPS, Carefully prepared in accordance with officinal form ula of private receipt from good materials and ia a satisfactory manner, At tbe Labratory of PLl.M.HEB dk KELLY. Drs, CI: euiicals Carefully Selected; MEDI01N.3S. PHALMACEUTICALS Prepared in strict accordance with standard formulae. PLUMMER & KELLY. S. W, corner of Main and Pearl Streeta. Remarkable Young Lady. fBIIE Magnetic Doctress Miss Tennessee, who wss once callei the Wonderf ul Child, has returned to j thecity an! established an infirm iry on Fifth at.. o. I 422, near Mound, where she may be consulted on all ! matters pertaining to life and health. She will give I information of lost or stolen property, identifying the j person orpersons concerned, with so much certainty, as scarcely to leave a doubt of their guilt ; and, when required will go into An unconscious state nod travel to evrry part of the world, and hunt up absent persons, whether dead or alive, and through ber tell the inquiring friends their situation and whereabouts. 8he will guarantee to make permaneut cures in sll esses she undertakes. Cancers extracted, root and branch, without instruments or pain, or one drop of blood, in from four tn twenty-four honrs. Paralysed persons nude to walk in from thre to nine day sj and all other diseases treated with the same success, such as liver complaint, cor sumption, fits, heart disease, sight and hearing restored, snd alt diseases that flesh is heir to. Alt letters promptly answered, and medicine sent by i exnreas when r.ntiirAd Rn 9 17? rmM.n.li P 1 I Through her extensive practice latelr, she has also secured the services of Madame Baker and Dr. C. H. Woodbull to assist ber. MISS TENNESSEE'S (The Wonderful Child,) M&GIIETIC LIFE ELIXIR FOR CLEANSING THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The gaeat success this Elixir hss met with, induced ' me to put it before the public, and all I ask is to give it a fair trial, and it will then recommend itself. It win remove all Dark Spots, Moth, Pimples, or any Erap. tioa apon the Face or Bodr, snd will give tbe complexion a clear and healthy color, and if directions are properly followed tbe skin will become almost transparent. Tbe properties of this syrup are purely vegetable aod perfectly harmless, and bAve a . Wonderful Effect apoa the Liver, And cleansing tbe system of all other invparitiea, sad restore a person to PERFECT HEALTH. Tbe properties and composition of this tyrap were made known to ce wben a child, and in a Clairvoyant state, rince which I have made constant nse of H In my practice, and from tbe great success I hare had in its nse for tbe last 11 years, thought proper to bringit before tbe public. PREPARED OXLY krXu, TENNESSEE, j ClairYoyant and Magnetic Doctress, i

No. West Fifth St-, Below Monad, CINNNATI,0. Tor Sale by all Druggists ia XT. S. Feb. 15, 1W, ly. WHISKERS t WHISKERS I ' Do yon want Whiacers or Ronstaehan T One Gr. eiaa Compound will force them to grow oa the smoothest face or chin, or hair oa bald heads, in Six Weesta. Price, $1.0. Seat by mail anywhere, cloaetr sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WAR5ER A CO, Box 138, Brooklyn, T. My.

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At About 23 per ettt flef XUg. ; Ur Ptic! ; Cloths, Jeans,,' Heavy Tickia&s, Straw. Tickinsa, Shirting Stripca, Atlantic "A" Chcti3, Merimac Prints, Spragne Prints, Richmond Pa-intB, And, in Short, a well and CarWWllr Belertrd tack m DRY GOODS MID GO. At Prices to Suit Cottomert. H. C. ELLIOTT, , n-West of CttiMas Bank. OAKERY. XEW BAKEQY CONFECTIONERY. THK undersigned, would rrapectfally aanouar. to the citizens of Richmond aad VMinity, that they have opened a , Bakery and Confectionary, On 5th Street, I Two Door srtk of the T, Hwa.V Where they will keep constantly oa hand tha beat of frPh. Hre-atl, Cake and Ptes, and Candies of all kinds. FRESH BREAD. Baked Ever Dar fcy hair.pawl 1 1 vlaek. HOME-X2ADX2 DXXXXAD, Baked Even Day at Hair.Paat 1 1 H-k. w Baked Every Day. !-..: . -- i Brides' Cakes nd Pound Cakes, Itaked and Trias, or Oraaaaeated, l. Order, oa Saart Notice. TO FA Jf I LIES aad COOKS We will Bake Urad, Cakeaand Pica, for any one after they are made or mixed, ou reasonable terms; TO ratOCERS aad DEALERS! We will furnish Hrvad, Cakes and Pies, on as reasonable terms as any other shop in the City of Richmond. TO HOTELS aad BOAatDIlfC: HOUSE: We will furnish Bread, Cakes and Piea.oa reasonable terms, and make it to your advantage to hay of as, as you can have Fresh Bread everyday far dinner, which is very oesiratiie to epicureans and i TO THE LADIES aad YOtiNGITKM'We u ill manufacture and keep ounataatly on hand Ladies" Celebrated Ice Creaaa Candy: also) Dntter Scotch : Batter Taflee, or Golden Cream : and fresh Candies of all sorts. TO FARMERS aad HlXTERAx W. wiU pay the highest market price in Cash for Batter, Eggs snd I.ard. . . i. : YEAST. Fresh Yeaat Every Jfaraiag. DAVIS dc .SON. Bread, Cakes, Pies, Candies, and Xnts, Nice aod sweet, and always "A, K. 1, Can be found in this city, as fresh as n pink. At the Bakery of Davis A Hob. Richmond, April 2, !. a.-tf NOTION TRADE. G. P. EMSWILER, ( Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY Notions, ToysJJasketat, Bird Cages ' AXD CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE. f No. 49, Main Street, S2tf RICHROHD. IND. BOOKS STATIONERY. . NICHOLSON & BB0T1IEII, , Waolewale awd BsMl Booll8ellCX3 & CtCtfCZCIB: Main Street, 2tf Dn. Cheap Light! r as proved Safety1 Besatrfnt UslBV Ffaidt i So Greaas, - -.- -. .so THREE HOURS POR. ONR BwTFer aala st ' HOUOTAT A

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