Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 25, 16 August 1866 — Page 3

LOCAL COLUMNS.

RICHMOND; INDIANA: Tiinraday, August 16, 1866. WA YXK COUST' VH lOX TICKETS' For Senator, lnaaeKUIer. Kepreaentatieee, William A. Peell, Warn. W. FOwI k A, Bej. L. Martin. .. .. Oleab-eif the Courts, Wax. W. Dad lev. VV TrauaKJoha - - S he4l.Jaeob S. Balliaaer. . , ,y CoroHm, Faalae Fleaaiaa;. 4 "li-C 8 ugayyi Rert -'. --te. . 'VV-V Connty Comtniioner, IJ o a h a n!1 ZT biatrL-t Prosecuting Attorney," Hen rrC. Fox. . -a .-. ; ; I Warne Township Asseaaor, Wm. DoUa. hi fcjii .ii mmm H. !P 'i1,.?. LL tf e iilCUMOXD 1'OS.T OFFICE, June 4, 1S6. y ' '. I't mails clostt.; Colaotbui and East.... ., Chieap. ........ -' Ciociuna ti... ....... .. ... Day too Way InJianapoliaandXV'est.... rto a ; . 30 a.m. ......... I P.M. & a.m. ........13 UW r.M. fy - . . , j MAILS OPE. In Hanapolia aud West. t'imsinnati. ................... Dayton Way , ..-. ';.. Chicago :' Columbus and East.... ..... 90 A.M. .' 111 A.M. ..... US P.M. ....m naw p.m. ....T 1 1 P.M. Boston and Beecy Mi re, leaves Tuesday anf " 1 ITridav.at ... M0 m d arrive aaiue days at.... .... 10 0U a.m. Arbx.Tta Brthel 4o. leaves Tuesday, Tbura-' , ' dart d Saturday, at ? ...-, v u Mdo. arr . Tnewlay, Thursday and Saturday, i p.m. Winchester, via. Sew - Garden, leaves 'Monday, Wednesdar and Friday, at ... S 00 a.m. dr.. avr. Tuesfay, Thursday aud SKturdaT, t u p.m. Brookrflle via Abington, leaves Jlonday . f aad Friday at ' M Arrives Tuesdayand Parwrday at, .,.,. ' p.m. ff-Offlee open from 7:?,!) A." M. to P. M. On Hundav.froin 9;00 to lO:"') . m. ... I ; A. "WILLIAMS. P.M. aaaMaaaaaaaaaauaaaiaaBaniBBBaaaaaaBaBaaaBaaBKsaBaaaaa OFFIOIALNOTIOEJ 1.1 To all whom it may concern. kui.es of the board of health ! - OK TBS ! M- ' ' V S . 1 - f ' "f City ot RiGlimQiid. "All physicians, Hot'l and lioardino Ifouft proprietors, ' and, proprietors or occiipaiits of any House-within the city of Richmond are hereby required to re port to the President or Sec.etary of the lioard of Health, every case under their caro, or within their houses, of cholera, small pox or other dangerous contag ous, infectious or epidemic disease immediately after it is known or supposed to bo such. ; V r JAS. F. IIIBliERD, ' Preit. Board of Health. During the present epideruie of cholera, physicians and others are requested to make their morning veports, as far as practicable, before 8 o'clock to the Secretary of the Hoard at the store of Pli mhku fe Kblly, corner of Main and Pearl street ! , . ."- : ' S : August 14, I860." v y yShotibl reports come in, during the absence of the Secretary, a box has been prepared to deposit them in at the entrance on Pearl-st. to Plummer dc Kelly's Drugstore. - . ' "' i The Board of Health have appointed Maj. John S. Lylb to the Special duty of teeing that ; proper disinfection is practiced wherever a case of cholera occurs. He is also an executive olCcer of the Board. - . - , ' . " ' ''At a meeting of the Iioard of Health nti Hfnndnv lnt t.hn r(Unra WAra mianinjioasly instrncted to continue their dail'f reports to the public of the progress of . the prevailing epidemic. . . ( . , ;,'The number of cases reported np to the time of going to press, ; 12 deaths ' 7, as follows : ' -AngH.iJoahua Wiley, ! j: HI (. JamejiMorehead,,. a Williani' S- Addlemun, ItH H1 JohnP.?AUen, k f ? ft w . "is Daniel Ruby, " John Knolleuburg, " 10 Joel Samuels. Imly Kalletins-'IHsht. We are glad that tba Itoanl of Health has adopted the plan of putting up Bulletins, iii the Rrenoon aud afternoons of each day, at the Va'vhin corrrer an t at Plummer A Kelly's, of the cases of CWora as tbey occur, and the situation of tlmae attacked. This is , right, au,l, as they are oCtcialjf signed by the Pn!dent i the Board, they "iiava" ftje! '0darcv f guarling- agint .unfounded rtisvy-a.!! are always ailj.il iu times uf the prevaleuca at" Cholera, or bthar dangermis diseases. While th. H H is doin; its dutv, let avery citinen sustaiu it in its labors, aul let each aht be particular in paying especial attenli io to tie premonitory symptoms of the disease tor, iu neglecting tiie.se lie all its daeger keop their prenvao clean guard against eatiiut or drinking to ex-eas, and a-n we may hope to be treed from the presence of this fell destroyer of lite. .T.- laiiH'4 as ther Ho in Dry .CWX- ik, Stii i-n-ibtt, Vtithir. "., and ifceir stacks of aaeh bing , Il XvJL, lliiau 'X XXI iuVt tin a'fl to sell cheap-J rimiiirKair oiwia.n veer r$oiui.j o om one

R ALLY, VOli .THE UNION! GOV.' "CON Alii) BAKER, ,"tzl WUl addrass theuitireas of iiichBiond auJyiciuity, at Starr Ilall Monday eveuing, next 20th. All are invited to

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'- IKi Votl 'aat a Xfir Sait of Clothes, or '"' anr article of wearing apparel made to order Hammer A Hioshaw's the place to purchase tbe Goods.

aidW. EM'Powell is the man to make em, as well a 'any ..other man. " ...j U jJ 'J" Meeting of Hook and Ladder" Company, i.i ... There will be a meeting of I look and oj Ladder Company at Xo. 3. Engine Hal! , on T.iWsday, evening' Angnst'.Slstj, 1S6C, when everj- Member of Company-is requested to be present, as business of j , much" importance will come before the meeting. By order of . ,. tr-.-i : -w .. t . ,JJ Uachsi as, Foreman.

h 3 iiMilliaerr; aoodaWe direyct the, attention of our . readers to the advertisement of Devon A Co. Their i.I- boos is onf tlx oldeat aaj most reliable in tbe eity of Cincinnati. y . ... ? , r rx '. s ti - - - . t -.'- . w L v , t, HinPJ Xoaldiags for Picture FraBMs, vmrioaa iixes. aat- . terns, stHcs, and prices, ts La had at Hammtr Ar Hinahaw'a StoreT' -" "" J ' -; .vo-.'ir. ..'-i .r ' ' s : jh: ..... ; . :' !; . IS:. .'"--;' ' a-

W. R. Holloway's Income, JL.C.

wJk'a Uiaiikate parade netaaaaL ma I fray t . to into personal explanation, tcfura our readers; but for the past tro"jears tue pefsdaa! organ of Geo. W. JuIUa u U aityayhaa, been busily ecjajceii. io at-, lensgu l injure the character pf all persons did do wrsep the iahrnt e-t tua UtBtuaeotte U.-W. During tba past two years, its editor has freqnently tndulred in inaiiiaatu.DS against our friend W. R. HoLlowAYf and in ais issiae oi two ireeks ag0, be ajraia repeala tbrm with the rariatioaa. He says tkat Col. HoUuay left here a few years since m eoniparatiTtly iHiirtseiireumstsnae, and Uittvear paid oa a fnctm $f t,09.' 1 This," we prononnee" to be a deliberate falsehood, and was manatfactured eut of the whole cloth by " MrJuHaal Col II. a iaeotne, as reported by the Indianapolis, papers, was (7,400 to which should be added Oie exemption $600, making $9,000, in all, and not $14,600, as stated by the "family organ" of our distinguished "JI. C." ' " As to low our ynonjr friend made his money, and as it seems to be made a matter of public concernment, a la Julian, we hare no objections to (jiving a few facts bearing on his case, that have come to our knowledge. In Jauuary, 1861, he was appointed private secretary to Got. Morton, in which capacity he perved np to May, 1S64, when be resigned, having been offered a Urjjer salary in the city of Xew York. In July, 14, the leading members of the Union partv at Indianapolis, bating become dissatisfied with the manner in which the leadinoran of the party (the Daily Journal) was conducW, decided that a change in its management had become necessary, and they ielected CoJ. II illoway U become the purchaser of th.it establishment. Negotiations were entered into for the purchase of the office, and in Auirnst of that year, the office passed into the hand and unj-r the control of Col. H. the purcha.se money having becr generously loaned hiir. by two w eaithy personal frieiids in the city of Xew York, both of whom had lornv?rly re-idid in this State and one ol them, for iiunv year i, iu this city. I'nder the mm ij.'t nien! i f Co!. II. who is ackaow ledjied to be one ot the most efTicient: enerjxetij and competent Newspaper nun in the Wet the Journal became a live paper, and tiwifc the fnir.t rank among the leading Dailies of the North-Weit. Its businea was soon doubled, and'the circulation of the paper, 'during the , : . . . ! . v.:.. .i v . .i j ..t i. time it us under Lis control, was m ire thaa louble that of any paper ever pu'oiUhe-1 in tois State. Its advertising pAtronai was increase 1 until he was twice compelled to eiiiarjre is papr. " Iu December of la -v ear, Col. II,ill.i ay, having liberal oifjr for his i-iest fn the Journal establishment, decided to ('is; ose of '.t, whT.-li In; di 1 at a figure mr ti'm J ,We it frijimU if, eightaen nu nths previons. So man who has any personal knowlc-le of th Journal office for the past three years, can doubt for a sinltf nicnie nndtT tha encregetic m iMagem.-nt of Col. Holloaj. We ask partlon of Col. 11. for the liberty we hare taken in thus parading his private affairs before the public: but as he preiv up under our eye in the old Palladium office, we naturally feel an interest in his reputation and success in life. We should have stated above that the income n Col. Ilolloway, included uot only the profits arrising from the business of the office during tUe year previous, but that arising from the sale of his interest in the Journal office. We take the liberty of sujrjestiug to the editor of the "family organ" a more legitimate matter of public concernment, than the income of W. R. Holloway, and that is; the extra amount of $4,000 that his distinguished brother Ueorge, voted into his own pocket at the late session of Congress. Pursuade him, if he has got one spark of honor or honesty left in bis bosom, to return that money to the Treasurer of, the United States, from whence it was filched ttoUn, by, as the New York Tribune truthfully characterizes it, "a very unwise, selfish, cowardly unprincipled act." He can do more real good in trying to induce his brother to refund this illgotten money, than he possibly can do in attending to the private affairs of a private individual by hunting up and publishing the amount of his income tax, and then doubling it, and insinuating that his money was obtained in anything else than a legitimate and bonest way. Try this suggestion, on ate and bonest way. Try this suggestion, on brotber, and induce him to act honest for once, your Isaac? WiaVerlagazine, and Literal Paper., go to iler 4 -Din-taw-Ooa. door west of the -Strait. Corner." Cholera in Richmond, in 1849 aiany oi our ciu8 uuve .urgu Le,t the xtent of the prevalance of the Choiera., in this cit-, during the -ear 1849, . ar . ... . .a and, for the pu purpose of contrastins its 1 en and now, we republish" : . , : fatal eliects th an extract irom me omciai report oi uie Board of "Ilealtli, latd SeptemWr 11th, of that year, signed by Dr. J. R. Mendenhall, President of the Board : iV-ro - V- " - 1 i i "llic disease commenced on the I4tn ... . . . . . - . . X a- 1 a. - A a I : i . t I.. I.. . I,. ....... .I.n ..vn., !. tl.Ai.n j 40 UetUhs : In the month of An gust 30: pp this time (11th Sept ) 2. Total 76. "Of this number five were- brought llGrc-; from ; IJoston and - elsowhonej with the disease, for medical treatment. Twenty-two lived in the country, from a half to four miles, except two who were near the limits of the 'city, t . .. ' '"The act urd number ofx!cath.3 of our eitir.ens i- 40. of tliis n.imber 31 were atialU children under lii years, IS, of the whole number ia and out of the city, 2-3 were-chiidreu one of them colored, and 50 adults." . . This'year, the disease commenced on the 11th of this month (August,) up to 'this time "(!'-') there have, been-seven i Jc-ath From t h e JJl to t h ejh t h o f August, 180, thoj'tj . were,, six. deaths. r In ' iToston. in 143, the cholera commenced on the i!Tlh of June, and out of a ionlatoa;of lDt.Vtliirtt' three died 15 adults, and 8 children. On the 30th of Jnue, the-village was almost entirely tteeerted-r-only ne or two , families remaining. " Fourteen of the citizens' died outjoI"tiie'Tniatroind"iineteen in it. . . - .... . . lp . Vau. Vaat a aaperiur ttM. Fee.!, go. to the istore of Hammer A Hinshaw, and get U. X&- lr.- Tet is reported recovering. X",S. Ihj Mppeacott i buikling a new shop on South Marion 1Street,oppoIf f Ue the Pot Office. The foundation of the new Friends Meeting House is being laid on SoathTFranklia Street X-tfIn noticing the time of opening me ienrervuie v,oiiegtaie institute, w s had it on the SOtlt Sept , it should, have been "Sept 3d.V---:-.' ' For Hats and Caps. Coats, Pants. Testa, Boots and Shoes, go to Btmowr Hin.haar' Store and get "rigged but good and cheap, t J- - t .D Toa Want Fiae Picture Frames aad Pictures! goto Hammer A Hinshaw's and purchase. - i '. ' II 'I J K"' ' 1 ': i ll. JZF Read Nasby "a "dream'-proceedings of the Philadelphia Convention, on 4lh page-'t,rieh.

metit tnai Lkd. H.rauwbv bis money lioaesUr. Uts not ( .aiobi Utre OR. X ItC Ut'partrDQnt were i u p.y lis .lebti; auJ Uiat sitid petition will be neara tobepeeMHh..anr inember of theJn.ian family, j inf trnct&.to,epair t-ie roof of Engine: J0' .f-"10 who are entirely destitute of rmimsf'qaati8eatins VI. . Attest.'' I. LEESOX. Clerk, could appreciate the vast business of an establish- ' uot,se 4-" ' ,! )-'- ;--, . C. C-1. W.C. ment such a the Ia.lianMdis i Ifciilr Journal be. t Mr. J. S. 1 1 mt requested a donation i UicLmond, Aug. 2. 3iv. ,

Council Proceedings. Acgcst 7th. Major Finlej presiding. Present, Messrs. fcarncs7EarnIst,Xvans, Lacej. rage,"and Scott Petitioa of Natbaa Doaa fet aL, asking that Short "Street, extending from the north end of Green to Washington, be graded graveled and bouldered- liefer, red to Conitnittee on Streets. ConiTnonicatton from committee - on the subject of . Street "Railroads, asking the' passage ot.' an ordinance granting them the right of way, was referred to Committee on Ordinances. ' Petition of M. Parry, asking that a sufficient watch be kept to protect his property on Green st, as he had reason to believe that it was in danger. Tabled. Kemonstrance from W. A. Iiickle in reference to improvement on alley adjacent to his property, was tabled. Petition from reaiJents on Washington Avenue, asking that some means be

: provided for conducting of! the water j which passed , down that street, was referred to Committee on Streets with iu- ' stniitions to act as they see proper. 1 j Committee on Public Bnildiugs and j Market reported : ....... Received of T. W. Roberts, rent of Bolander, to Jan. 1, 63, 812,00 I IIu;! Droara, as rent of city farni; . to March 15, 6(3, - - '2,00 i Mrs. Scott, for bouse on city lot jto June l.Gti. - -r " - 3v,00 ' Sttdls in Market, "- - 7O.U0 ToUU 5jl:i7,.'o Paid for ""lass and Well-bucket f for citv farm. $1,75 I'aid -for glasa, pump, pate, itc, for lioiise on Maa'ket lot, Paid City Treasurer, 0. I,) j 12S.50 i Total, . . - 137,00 i , " lr.. .. - , ; City order .No. 194. tor .o0. 1 reasiirer R receipt- ... .12a.OU. il ; iv. C. KfcLLKY, Ch'll. , for Hook and Ladder Co. Action delerI red. J The following ordinances were read the second time by title, and made specI ial order for next meeting : j One construing the meaning of the last I proviso of Section 41, of an Act provid- ! ing for the incorporation of cities, &c. j One establishing police districts, preJ scribing duties, fcc. . One to punish maltreatment of ani mals. One licensing Billiard Saloons, Bowling Allevs, kc. A resolution was passed instructing Auditor to procure ledger and journal, and open individual accounts, etc "'Bonds of 'Auditor and Attorney were received. - The following resolutions were adopted: , . Resolved, That the Street Commis-' sioner be instructed to notify all the l ownersanJ occupants of real estate borf derin? on Main Street between Wash ingtou aud Sixth street, to pave their ' ks wltl ?lUier Dal or flat stone and in cases where the same needed, to repave the same, .thi in TMaiexL tinny a ays; oniits-iiiciii ( be done by the city, ami the cost tbereoi , commis-oner ia hereb instrncted so to ! j0 I Rt solved, That he also notify the lUAtll Ilk .-r oaiM ' xv- wv-, owners of real estate on the South side f -between Front and Pearl, and on each side of Mam between Marion and - Sixtb 8treet3i (wlie,-0 the same, has not ai,eady been done) to widen tlioir re'speetive side walk ly sitting out the j curbing to the uniform width, within the next thirty 'davs, and in default, the St. - - i i i Commissioner is hereby ordered to do- .! the same. Treasurer's vopoit was, received, as --,,' -.- . v .... . . v follows: May 2, GO. P.orrowed of Richmond Nat. H ini-If !sr,t'Uv' lor IDO al lij Pe 9 Issned bond lU tor same ana oi er, m2"y for 81Tti.34 "to paj- interest and stamp on said bond. May 3. Borrowed of ' No. 3 Fire Co., I jc2bt), tine one day after date. -' Issued bond 1-1 for same. MV 8. lStil. Borrowed of T, WoOilntltt SS.000 tor t mo. interest in advance at 8 pr cent, dated April '21. Issued ? "boad 122 fiitd order ,'l:dt $.orj324 to Lav. interest and stamp-. py said l-onfl. "f.y2!- Borrowetl C Marf A. Spinning 81.000 for 12 isO. atti petveent .dated April 27, IStif) "T5ne4 order 1 "JO lor for intere?t oiiMian'A. stanip tafibiil Mn-l-iJLk&$v Is sued order 1-0 for 2) t- irftercjt f QU bond 109,'Sl2oO. ;.: . ' The Auditor was allowed $20 for eip-J tra services.' 5 '.i' '-. i i ;-; Bills Allowed. R.i Xewliy street wo!k'?1655.i5i 'Humming Bird printing 33.40: Police . Zimmerman $60; Salter 60; W. Samnels 60-, J. Fleming 60; C F Seaman 50; : T Hass CO; Calaboose' WjZimmermaa S-,0; , E Salter 2,75; ' J Fleming 81; C Seaman extra police $2.vl C Knollenburg fire dep't 525 2; Crawlev & Maag binding 12.50; Jas M Starr. o-assg?4; J S Hunt fire dep't 9,50; A. Johnson B. of HealtTi 890;"E SmifS" &: Co street $S35iJ J. Roney public building 3,35; Bavltea, Vanghan Co fire d't ll; Henawlenberk Jt Co 5; W W Anstin JCeear,$2V; G Dongan fire dert 5; G F Kramer, n., building 811,05. Revenue Stamps at Nicholsons'. A Large stock of Gold Pens at Nicholsons.-. ... - . - .. r, , y ' . Ladies' Pearl Pen'-Holders at sichol- ' " "I r'i'ti''r 'lie tsons. " " "WHISKERS t WHISKERS ! Do yon want Whiskers or Moustaches ? Our Gre- ; j, uu Cumpooad will force tXiem to grow on thesmootha ce or chin, ar hair sa bald heads, ia. Six Weeks. Price, $1.00. Sent by mall anywhere, closely sealed, oa reeeip of price. ; r"M . f,t i .iff . Jlddreaa,-WARSEB A CO., Box 13S, BrooUya, s.-T.u' tivc iiii.n. -ij. .

Palmer's JposmeUcoUonu BUBl?ET'i3 KALIST01I

Grlvcerine Cream, - (OLD IT PLl'.HMER A KELLY. Brown's Troches, Carey's Cough Cure AND Numerous Cough Syrup, FOB SALS BT ILL" -UM LJt A- Kill. LY. , Troches FOR of Chlorate cf Potash S ORE THROAT PI.IMIMF.R V KELLY. r-i-'itice talli'irs ot I'ftitiou i;tKte. to S.Ml Ural STATKl!t.iaN. WfcVsE Cowsrv. ss , Cot-KTof Common-ilf.s. . .OTICE js ,r,-.,, dwn t l4t trim, rmms, V. a bx.-rutor t the Ut wtlt and tetaMnl ol Wtlu Hom, deceived, has tiled his petition to s.-U the Keal Estate of tlie d.jtdent. his personal being insutlicient B XT Y Y O XT UXTS AXD CAPS AT - IPerry's Hat Store, -COItJIEIt OP5 tli and lahi-sts: AGENTS WANTED! HE ADLTiY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR, COMPLETE in two Volumes. ALSO ISSUED COMPtETK IN ONE . VOLUMli.. The assr CHEAPEST, MOST I NT BKK3T !, POPVLAK antf rrflWe UiMru of the Ii Mli-u p itM' l, wtiich is fully attested br the ksormous sale H has reached of 3INMJOO Volumes, and is now selling with increased rapidity. Sold onlr bv Subscription. Exclusive territory given. For full particulars send for Circular. AMEKdCAX PlJinJSIIIN'iJ COMi'AXV, 121 West oth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. NOTICE TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS. A1 LL persons indebted to the inKing r unu are -nx nt-reoy nniirit.'u .mn o i.in . ... .. . ... ....... tun.l anion whi::!i inU-re.-t lias not ik'en pari in aa- .,. the nre sent Tear, will be a Ivi-rtue t lor sixtv divs previ ms to ind off-re I at pu'jlic sale on -J the "set-on I Toes l.r.-in D?cemlt-r next. ' U, order of t! B-nr.l C-Miuuissionera. - r - W. II. TALXlsJlT, President. July LDTiRSATTENtlON ! yhe 'undersigned' being Uie' 'necessity' of a Fir!" TJ'xhe undersigned in this p'.aoe lor tiie prosecution of claims igainst t!te G verimit," would respeettullr announce to t ie -l li?rs ana v irum um rmuo and vicinitr that he htr-r?ed such, and is prepared iui pruaecute all kinds .of claims anstng Irom the nr-Vi -KT,1 Br' . .lulilXdiy or xtiiviat osinw. ; Ihx he.-n nffjred faculties Tr the various l'epartments m btcti enables tiim to garrantarwi aomin. nA nirti .ntriKiin r tiieir claims to l.im a more spa-ly seMii-inBt-otaheuirtiiai has hersUof.ri lieen ottnnrf bv tar eei. . . , ,,r.T f... He has secured tha service of Col. W . U . DCDLE'V for the Smnm-r, who was for a long time an exammj arot cUitosat as''1"on ' ' ' , . promplTv inu'Diuioieu iy ..v., teiidvd to bv letter.. Charges m-deraus-BicoJieni, In 1. ... O.Ti'e over Citizen's a. p. pirXF.T. Late Slaj. 8 In '.. Cavalry. , Jnlv 2ih, lsf. Ux t V Bo ; : - &-TUe Mason & IlamTin Caumet sjrgaa an fortv different styles.- adapted t-i sacred -and secular masic, fioufSSO UiW0 each- FIFIY-OXE.4JOLl) or slLVhB MEDALS, or ofher first prwmiums awarded then. jSlastratjsd JJatalogoii free. Address MASOS A Ha'mLIX, Bostok, or 3.AOX BROTHERS, Xew Vcrk. 33 Tt. ' 1 An experieoced". Jfarseuni Female Physician, ' 'Presentt to the Attention i of JJAher$ her SOOTHING SYRUP For Children Teething, which greativ- factlrtates tite process of teething bv SiTfSrwtn ? tt-rtmrs, radaeinai jl inflammation, will aPlY'arr. yAfS and spwsraodie aetioaaud is. - fSure to Tiegulate.tbg Bowels. DepewJ- upon it, anothera, U'aiiii pss Test to yourselves and RE LI E F. JtxblSEA LTH TO jTpP1 I"FASTS.- . We bare put np and sold this article for over 39 Teira, and cax bat in cosnnKSCK ami Thtth of it wiiat we have never been able to say of any other tredicisae. ? .Never has it failed in a snigle -nstance Ui effect a cure, when timely used. Never did w know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrarv, all are deliefete,! -with its operatKHisr and speak in terms of commendation of its magical f e Sects and medical virtaes. : W apeak in tnis matter "what we do kjlow, after years' experience : and pledge mr repntati for tba fulfillment of what we 1 here declare. Ia-almost every instance where the mtaat is annenBa: irom paia rat exaaastion. reiiet will be fonnd in fifteen or twenty minutes after the synryj is administerd.- - ire " fan djnetioaa for asin? will accompany each bottle. Koae jrBaitie unless tha fae-simiieof CCBTIS A PERKtNr", Sew York, an tha ontstde wrapper. -Sold by all Dniggiit Uweoghaut the world. i PRICE, OX1.V 3 CEXTS PER BOTTLE.

ERRORS OF YOUTH. 4 GENTLEMAN' who su&red for Twrs from Nervous Deotlitv-. Prsmature Decav, and all the

rectat)f-f uattftrt iaJiw nuuf wW aa an ail suflerinjr anmanity, send tree to all who need it, tba receipt and directions lor making the simple remedy by which be was cured. SuSeeors wihmr o acoat bjr the dvertiscr's eaprrieac, can so by addressing, in perfect confidence, . - - - - JOHXB.OUUE.V, i, . (i . Xa 13 Chambers St., New York. Julr . ' " 19 Sou THE DECISIVE BATTLE HAS BEEN FOUGHT AND WON In every State, aad Civ, and Town in the Cnion, by :christad6ro's HAIR DYE i overall wonld-be nvals,and tie palm irf rictory i awarded ta it for depth and richne of that,durabilitv, rapidity of aetioo, softening and lubricating properties, and entire freedom from every deleterious or soilinsiojreiiient. . Manufactured br J. CHKISTADORO, "o. 6 Astor Ilouee.Xew-York. Sold by Vmg gists. ApplieS by all Hair Dresser. ITCH! ITCH! ITCH ! SCEATCH! SOEATCH! SORATCH! WHEATON'S OINTMENT -Will Cure the Itch in 4 Honrs. ALSO crRES SAf.T RBETM. ULCEUS, ClITI.BLAlXS.aad aUEKL'PTlUNSDF THE &K1N. l'rice iO cents. For sale bv all drocgists. Uy sending 60 cents to WEEKS lOTl ER, Sole Agents. 17 Washington street, Boston, it wU be fta-warded bv mail, tree of postage, to anv part of the Vnitod States. - 21' sew PFBii :je ioa TEE I! imjrfjuiulf. , , l-kalaa t Pkalva'i I'hnloaV PhaUu'n ikt Xiiaouaing O'tem. , . 'Maiil Bloeviaj C-rr iclt i Iam .t' trin.-." isHf It !hiIm erta,.'' 'iyht Itln;i-iy, CtT A inet' exqa'-ii'a. d.leaw, nail fn 1ti from thrf rne oad brn'itil ; ' JIIaocfaetoTfl 1i.v by 4 m tr ' - tl.m A O V hfware of (oi'xrr.:: ASK lOIt 'IIAI.oS'--TA;.K "S r v V ark. V! 1 IS. :- - other A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Qlergyptap while residmgiojSKUUABciea as 3 missionary fdiswvered a safefcuj imjST?- enredy for tlie Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to beueait the aiflicied aud unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medU'us, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Vkanje. Mease inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself.1 ; ''.. t - ' AdJreu JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bibl flortt, .Vfic Yorle City. June8,lS65. I5-Iy. CAITIOM FKO.H TI1K AMERICAN WATCH CO. - It having coma to our knowledge that Imitations of the American Watch have been put upon tlie market in great number, calculated by their titter worthlessness to injure the reputation of our genuine products, to nrotect our own interests and the public from impoition. e asrain miblish the trade marks by which our , " : . . ' , . a Miii im.,, 1 - We manufacture four styles of Watches. The Fiasr has the name , "AMERICAS WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass.," eagraved on the inside plate. , . - i The Second has the name ""APPLETON, TKACY A CO., Waltham, Mass.,' engraved ou the inside plate. (. , - The Third has the name "P. S. BARLETT, Waltham, Mass.," engraved on the inside plate. , All the above styles have the name American Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are warranted in every respect. The ForTH has the name . "WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass.," engraved on the inside plale, and is not named on the dial. , And the above described watches are made of varions sizes, and are sold in gold or silver cases, as may be required. It ishardly possibleTor ds to accurately describe tlie numerous imitations to which we have alluded. They are usually inscribed with the naraee ao nearly approach:ngourown 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 he sold as our Fourth or Wm. Ellery stvle, usually known as the "Soldier's Watch." Others 5 rv named th AppMon Watch Co. :" mhers the'lVS. BatTstead o r,, at: besides manv varieties named in such a manner as to i convey the idea tbat they are the rari table pnaluotions of the American "Watih Company, i We alaocaation.tbe pnblie. ami particularly soldiers, I against buving "certaTn articles Calleii watches. reeryr-adverttaed u illustrates papers, as Wv-aea.r "Btoenre- n mc.es,; .- -jj.e ."?, servers, rcana atcties. ac., toe prices oi wuicn are stated to lie from seven to sixtoon dollars. A gixI watch, in ITies" timei. rsrmot afforded for any such money, . , '.-overs will protect

i .A UH'.f ai.t.-iiiiou yju I'lt- ai i. Bank,TTnem fPom gmsgiiiil'"iiiov. -

DIXON BLACKBFnrtT C'.VrtMIN ATIVE, I Crampton s - Strawberry Eaisam, I..- t .-. von -;.s Janes' Carminative Balsam, .STRICKLAND'S , MIXTU1LE, AVD OTHEB FOB DIAEEHOEA. AST) DYSENTERY, SOLD T PMrJIMER fc KELLY. Mrs . Winslow's Sootliiiig Syrup and j MRS. :S ASKING'S CORDIAL., For Childrea Teetoin Safferiaar with - Kirramer Coaaplaiat. v aoi.n ar PLF.H3IER A- KEXLY.

The Great English Remedy SIR JAMES CLARK'S Celebrated Female"PilIs ."" Prepared froca a prttscriptkxi of Sir Clark, M. D.

ytcaii atraorUinary to toe tucen, Thisttivaluxbis naedirin ta anfailaur ia tUn car vf all Unwe patni'ul and tlaugerous diaies to W hlch tb feauaJU evuubtuuoa is subject. It ..moderates alt excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure mav be relied on. - - ; TO HABRltU INDIES l r, , it is pecutiarlv suited. It will, in a aht4t time, brina; on the monthly peiv with rirulanty , Each bottle, price One Itullar.lMar lite Ooveurament Stamp of Vireal liritain, U prevent ooauterfeiu. CAUTION. ' These Psiis should not be l iken X Females daring the FIKST THREE V"NTHSof Pregnancy, a they are sure to brine on Mt9?anriaga, bat at any t)er rime thev art safe. . In a'i Cases of Nero and Spinal Affection, rains in tku Itack and Limbs, Fatigue on alight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart. Hysterics. and Whites, these Pills will eftVct a cut" hen all other means haw failed : and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ralnmel, antimony, at anyluiug hurtful V the constitution. . . Full directions hi the p .:' phlat around each package, which should be carefully preserved. . . SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. " ', Sole Agent f.ir the United States aad Canada, JOtt MOSES. 37 Cortlatkl St., Xew York. B --$1.00 and fi psta stamps enclosei to any authorUed Agent, will insure a bottle, containing Pitls.by return mail. T ' -' ' Dr. Marshall's Catarrh S nil II . This Siwiff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best article known for curiug the Catarrh, Cold in th? II-ad andll-adachr. Ilbas been found an excellent reniedv in inauv cases of ore livea. -!ejfnr bs"ln removed bv it, and Hearing has tn been greatl improved by its use. it is fragrant auJ agreeable, :inl , Gives Immediate Relief to tba doll heavv paiuscauaed by diseases of the bead. The sensatwns alter using it are delightful and mvigeraliutf. It opeus and purges out all obstmctiotis, streugtheiis the erUnds, and girts a healthy action to the parts affected. ' .- ' ,'! More tiian Thirty Years of sale and use of lr. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snurt. has proved its great value for all tbe common disease of the head, and at this moment stands higher than ever before. ' It is recommended bv many of th Wt 1 hysictans, and is used vith jreat succesa and satislacUoii everywhere. ' Read, the 0611198 of Wholesale Druggists" in 1864. The undersigned, having for many years been acquainted with lr. .Marshall's Catarrh and lleadache SnnfT. and sold it in our wholesale trade, cheerfully state, that we believe it to beenual, in every retwet, to t'le recommendations given of it for the cure of Catarrhal Affections, and that it is decidedly the best article ever known for all comuiou disease of e II. ,.1 Ul lutii".- v.... Ilurr A IVrrv. Tlosbw. names a i , f " " . A. 11. 4 D. Sands, " Stephen Paul A Co., " Israel Miior A Co., " McKesson A Kobbina" A. Soivill A Vm. 'r M.Ward. Close A Co., Keed. Austin Co .," Itrown. Lamson & Co., Keed. Cutler A Co., Setu W. Fowle, Wilson. Fairbank Co., Henshaur, Edumnd 4 Co., H.H.lLiy, Portland, Me., Bosh & Gale, For Sale by all brupgists. Try it. lr. Marshall's Cutarrh and Headache Snufl is a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all disease ot the head. It opuns ami purgas out all oltructkns. The sensations after usinc it are deligbtfut and invigorating, and the relief immedinte." Sold by all Druggist. Try itlir. Hars m 'k Catarrh ana iiea nv Suutl is a fragrant ond agreeable remedy tor all diseases of tbo head. It opens and purges out all obtructnis. The sensations after using it ra dehtrhtful and invigor.it.mr, auil the relief imme. liate. noiu bv all Prus-rist. Trv it. Life He.altxi Strength. ; Life Health Strength. Life THE -Health Strength. GREAT FRENCH1 REMEDY. . l)U JL'AN' DELAMAltltE'S " Celebrated . Specific Pills , .-''- wtrntin oi Jtr. 3a iMlamarrt t it I J'h '. tlx tl.'fiuA dn Aorcf oh " ' Lnrilroiiirre of J'teri. - . I Thi- iovluabio m.-licinc is ' no" imposition, t"t?failing in the corenf Spern-atorrbea or ftemmal ek-s ness Evurv species ot Gentul or tnuary Irritability. Invoiuntarv or Sightly Seminal Emissions from whatever cause' produced, r however aewere, will be speedilv relieved and the organs restored to healthy action. 'Rea l the following tiptnions vtt eminent 1 reuch phyWe have uned theSpeciBc PilU prepared byGaranclereAUuiitnt.No 211 Hue Lombard, Irom the prescription of Dr. Juan fdamarre, inonr private practice wHh .nnififrmaucceaa, and wa believe, tl.ere is no other medicine so well calculated, to cure all persons ...t Tr.volnntarr Ennssxwia or any ather . ..t. s...,.,IOr,n. whether caused bv a rj 7of Uv.ng, excesses, or ab.me, f " " K. A BtACBArARia, M. II. ;, veKresoi oio --e ; - , - . : , , . l. UWabims, J. J.. 'Paris'Miir 5tS,193.' ' - ' "1 : " ; -!--s iir.vv.nK of roiwTEnFEiTs.' ' The Vermin- Pi! areaold by all tha principal Drug- , . ' "., 7 vrl.L Price One Dollar per Box, - u B,,x,.s for Five Hollars .o ...v-mue A- lirpsyr. noio rit'onrwn. . . . . . , T ' . . To. 214. Uue Lombard, Paris. Onellollar, cncloseil to any authorized Agent, will insure a box bv return mail, seearelv- sealed from all. observatiou, six box s tor five dollars. i ' Sole Aleuts for America. " ' " ' ! - ' -' ,e ? OSCAR U. MOES A CO., , ... . , 27 Coortlaodt St., X. Y." A,UforB4ch,dandVieJnERA KEIXV.. DR. SEBLYE S r' venmn. r A TPRH REMEDY' lliyUAA' wa. 7 f DIRECTIONS ABE FOLLOWED. Cold in the Head Relived in a Few Jliaatea c Dr. Seelve'ftJ . ... .-; BRONCHIAL SYRUP! n Unfailing Remedy for Coughs, Colds, BronchSftu Sore Throat. Hoarseness and Irritatio of tte f Broaehial Tnbas or Lais.TickJtBS in the Throat, and Croup. . Sf.ld b aU WiHsslVW -prists, and t Etta-i T IA f?7l ,3? ITTfl urM more uau rfw.w . i- ' ' . . - i- . " .t. ' ca non frmiliUlh. for tH etrre in a needaT.CIoler. Dyaentery.ltl shinWt CpaipUiata, Fever and Agne, and Neuralgia. 1 Also, a sure core for Coughs aadj Rheumatism. . All ! f Drag?sWeMheai.--.'-- - " .-".'' f Uluua. cai.1 m v.- . . - - r ' j 1 ' Springfield, Maas, chanires it from rrer to its onrmal eolrr rn three wklrlS-iUwixia ticle for dressing the hair ever found in tbe anarkea w;!l a a rely removedandru3"an3 CTrrealld!seses of the iFwmnmf I Scalp is de . . . .. - . . - . . . t , ? aad will iK-tsiam the skia is a aerteet Keatorer aaa re- 1 1 smg Combined- No other preparation for tbe hair f i contains PesUctio Oil. by all IrwggMta. , ..... , :-. - - . llEMAS, KABNE- A .C Agen, .Vew pra. i ORKI !SKI..ER A ( o. Sole Proprietora, j litf .... . . . , . siTTrngMel'V. Ma

WIGGINS & CO.'S liSTEW STOCK !

t SaaWletr A rry full a toe. Inst pcrcl caaMdof' i 1 1 a i d M n rt", manurarroren imosUv.) aasbraeing all th na varieties and atylea of evxda - i tc:c. i Kr-earAi VmU , - , .. . Crench sonxroi, Bought arbea Gold was low, I.iatiav Uaaxliaf! cava a ad m-M be sold low. To"ppi,c, Ac. : ,1 ' Sole I.e-atker. . ... Npaaiola Sole Leather, HutialoSlaujcktrr, By tht Sell. Low for cash Fish Oil. I BythaBamt. Japoaira, t By th Barrel. Sla Leaturr, ' I Extra articta from aa o . Spring Steel Trunks,- tba best Manufacturers ia ValiceisAvCt J the Union. ZincTraaks, t&!! I -ather Traveling Uas. for Indies auti t;ents use. . "1 A large A large variety of all sixes. ana mi morjtrsu j, rrtce. . J The best article rrer breoght lb Hrse Brashve ihta njarkt--rvm M cauls a . . 1 $iaoh.. , , Lanec Sheets, j, Fly Nets, Round I.rnthrr. lTy Flat Leather, Fir N'. Cotton and Linen. " . Thair name it Lef ion, and rery low. Fnslih Fillinsr. I Infnnatocw. Nieevarietv. Fat. loathe i tiig Saddles, Fat. leather Collar. SiWtr cr Japned. j "Verv low t llarne-aa atf all k lads') All made with our asual aud Taxietie-v, ! care, and all warrautcd to Saddles of all kind, give satisfaction. ' BridlM el nil kiads, A eewkiad t Sadale junt Collar ! all kiadwtj intrvklaccd. , ; I Wa a- prmlucing a better PtcV f Tannery, - Leather, aud ntore ot it, than ever J before. Wilt b found at th Old Stand, No. S Main Street, newlv htted up. . WIGGINS 1 CO 2-3ia. WE PREPAID .a , i . Dr. Hamlin's Antl-Cholera Mixture, ' Front hia published anaacipAtw, Also,, . ' Dr. Bubini'a SOLUTION of CAMPHOR With directions for their use. 4 -PLl'MMFK it KELLY, S. W. Corner of Slain and Pearl-ats. Xow that the Cholera is so near us, it will lie well for every family to keep a bottle of Borne suitable medicine always in the house for instant uaa if necessary. Should the casa prove likely to be anything more than simple Diarrhea, do not depend on an untried remedy but send at ones for a physician. Simple remedies may be exceedingly useful in checking disease in its first stages bat should not prevent tha calling a physician if the ayroptooti are at all alarming.' " " -' i -j', In ;; ' - A r f . . 1 - . - MEDICAL. Remarkable Young Lady. rSrlK Magnetic DoctressMUss Tennessee, who waa I onee called the Wmvlerfel Child, has returned to the citv and established an iutiruiary on Fifth St., No. 422. near Mound, where she may be consulted on alt matters pertaining to life a4 health, tthe will give information of loator stolen property, identifying tbe ! person orpersons concerned, with bo much certainty, as scarcely to leave a doubt of their guilt ; and, when I required will go into an unconscious state and travet : in.rirf mrt of the world, and" hnftt up absent per sona, whether dead or alive, and through her tell the t irwioiring frienda their aitaation and whereabouts. he will gnarantee to make permanent cures m alt cases she nndevtakesi Caneora extracted, root and branch, without ioatrumanta or pain, or one drop of blood, in from four to twenty-f'inr hours. Paralyzed persona made to walk In front three to nine days, ana all tbr diseases treated with the name ucces,auch as liver complaint, consumption, fits, heart disease, 5M and bearing restored, aad all diseases that tleah ta heir to. All letters promptir answered, and medicine sent by express when required. Box, 2.172. Cincinnati, K. O. Through her extenaive peaetioa tatejy, she has Uo aecored tte aorv-ices of Madame Baker and Itr.C. 11. Woodbull to assist her. ' '"' ; MISS TENNESSEE'S . (The. Wonderful Child,) , HAGilETie IIFE ElIIIB .-(,1 .-i- ...i for i ,. r CLEANSING j THE BLOOD AND . ' ' " BEAUT 1FYJNG HECOMPLEXION. t , i.u mcj-.- ..-. "', . . , , . j . The gaeat success this Elixir has mel with, indue me to put it before the public, and all I ask is to gi ccd give 1 it a fair trial, aad it will tbt n. racoaioaend Itself. It j J 1 ill .11 . Dark Spots, Moths, Pimples, or aar Erupi , , tioa a poa tae r ace or tsoay, i an3 will eiva te compiexioo a'clear and healthy color, '" 1 aad ff diaetiona are por;Hy followed the akin trill I become almost transparent. - . ' ' The pviperties of tins tvrup are portly vegetable i ue in-operiiea i . . . . ? vanecvy a.retaw a t , Vaaiderf ul E.Ietrt Ba tke Liaexv - Ar d elesaeio tbe tyvtsaa cf all olfce I and ,,. .- . PFJIFfXT HEALTH. . . t . Tbe propertie sad compositioa of tUa yrnp were f made known ta it's when a child, and fa a Clab-voy-4 ... a-tnk I haaa asadaaonataat Baa of it s mu ae roriae . -a r . ritlto.atlW . '. A . . . r . , " ;''' - ' - PREPARED. OXLY feJHiM 1 TK.1 .1EMEE, Clairroyanti and' Magnetic Doctress, '' ?f 4 22 AVest Finit 5t, Below Jfoautal, f '3IWwtff J"crnici3ijrAi,o. Tor 8al by.ey;Druggit in TJ. S.

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