Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 39, 22 November 1866 — Page 3

LOCAL COLUMNS.

RICHMOND, INDIANA: Thursday, Nov. 15, 1866 rriiab ana 5f parturs of $SaU$. RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Oct. 29, I808. MAILS Cl-OSE. Columbus and East... Chicago Cincinnati pur ton Way n lianapolisand West MAILS OPEN. In lianapolisand West Cincinnati ........................ Dayton Way. Cthinaivo ... .... . ... ...... .......... .. 8 00 A. at . A 00 A.M. .. 7 00 r.M. .. 8 00 A.M. ..11 45 A.M. ,. 9 00 A.M. ..10;i5 A.M. . 1 13 r.M. .. 7 30 a.m. Columbus and East 1 1 B"ton an! Beecy Mire, lea res Tuesday and Frtdar, at do. i arrires same days st... .12 00 M. 7 00 r.M. Arba, via Bethel Ac. leaves Tuesday, ThursdT A Sstnrdsr, t 8 0 a-. do. afr. Toesd.-iy, Thursday and Saturday. 4 00 r.M. WincYntor. ria. Now - Garden, leaTes Hon lar, Wed.iesdar and Fridar, at ... 800 a.m. do. arr. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 r.M. Brookrtlle ria Abington, leaves Monday and Frid.iT t 8 00 a.m. Arrires TuesUy and Saturday el 00 r.M. T-Offlee open from 7:30 A. M. to 7:30 r. M. On Sunlay.from 9:00 to 19:00 A. iff. ED. A. JONES, P.M. ITn.dcrhitt and Drawers at cost, at the "Cheap Store,' on 5ih St., .;ue eouare from the Depot. 8. C. MendrshaLi. has li4 patent on hand looms extended fur priod of secn years. WliLloi DLAcllAt:D, of tliis citjr, has been cominishioned a Notary Public. A a city news item, we publish that Brnff.ml & IMrdsalo have lost their Maltese CatSkk Swisher fe liro'. card in another column. No. G5 is the place to buy your Tobacco and Cigars. Dr.. Krastus Test, is now at Union Springs Cuyahogo county, N. Y., in charge of an educational institute located there. Dr. D. S. Evans, and family, have moved back to Boston to his old home, for the purpose of resuming the practice of his profession. Our friend James S. Starr, is now in the "Cincinnati Store," as one of the Grin of Hadley's & Starr. Success to him, and the new firm. Nicholson Bros , have deposited in their upper Bookstore, No. 86, their large and tine assortment of Wall Paper -ml Window Shades. There's the place to go. Kobbert. While John Whitridgc and family were absent for a short time from thtir dwelling on South Fifth Street, one evening last week, their house was entered by a thief or thieves, and about fifteen dollars in money stolen. All Kisfs or Shawls and knit Woolen Goods at the ' Cheap Store," on Fifth Street, oiio Si'iira fr.im the Djpot. Wi regret that our venerable Mayor, Joux Finlkt, is confined to his house by sickness. He has been unable to be nt the Mayor's Office for the past four or five days. ' ThAnk giv.nu Sci-pkb. T.ie Udias of Pearl S'reet Church conteinpUto giving a supper at their Church vn Thanksgiving evening Oysters and all other luxuries that can ba obtairwd wi'l ba st-rred upon that occasion. Sales. J. E. Paxson has sold his house on North F.iihih Street, to C. W. Ferguson f r $4,J.(t, and puicliasd the residence of Mr. Fergufon on Main street near Tenth, for 3,300. liN;tss i Grekx's Minstrels will be in our city on next Saturday night week. They arc good in their line, and "paddle their own canoe" in the popular current, and to the pleasetnent of the public. Kecollect, friends. Thanksgiving-day occurs on Thursday next. If not at home on that day, our readers may be sure we are invited out to dine; but for fear that we w ill be at home, we suggest that some one send us a turkev ? At the dedication of the New School llo iio iu Milton, on Saturday last, there was a very large and interesting meeting the proceedings of which came too late for our paper tlris week. We arc sorry we could uot be present rclvcan Buchanan, and his daughter Miss Virginia Buchanan, with the necessary troupe of competent assistants, propose opening a Theat.e in Phillips Hall, i.i this city, on the 17th of December next. Tliev will draw large and appreciative audiences. The recent Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Indianapolis, adjourned on Wednesday last. It was largely attended, and the proceedings were harmonious and interesting. We will publish them in onr next issue. Sals f tub Herald. The Etrald printing establishment was sold Tuesday at public vendue to Mr. Lafe Develin, of the Cambridge City Jfirror, for the sum of 825,050. The portrait of Governor A. P. Willardwas bought for 105 by the New Albany Ledger office. SriKCH tb tbs PiroT. The Richmond Telegram ays : '-General Meredith was struck by a brickbat, while passing from tba .Court House ia CeatreriUes where ba had been making a speech to the depot." That is equal to the preacher who said, ia relating his experience, "While traveling in Illinois with my wife, who thank Gd has gone to HeaTea ia a boggy, I bad Some happy seasons. Ex.

It will be seen by an Ordinance in another column, that Tagrants, "loiterers about saloons" those having "no risible means of support," and cannot "give a satisfactory account cf themselves" arc to be arrested, fined and imprisoned. Ira Shidlbr, the blind man we noticed

two weeks ago as being cheated by a scoundrel at Covington, Ky , and defrauded of all his hard earnings, war, we learn, sent to the Indianapolis Insane Asylum, for treatment. lie is said to be a raving maniac, and no hopes arc en tertained of his recovery. UdkrsH!RTs and D.awkh8, every style at the "Cheap Store," on Fifth Street, one square from the Depot. Ir our citizens of this ciiy ami vicinity, fail to take advantage of the inducements now offered at the "Cheap S'ore"' on Fifth S:rae near the lep't, it will ba their own fault; for we tell them in all sincerity tba; Good are selling there cheaper than at any other establishment in the city. Go and see for jourseWea, and you will b'.es.4 lbs day )ou took, the advice of tie Palladium. Ox Wednesday night week, W. II. Page was awakened by hearing a noise on the outside of his house on going to the tipper window, he discovered a man attempting to enter one of the front windows having succeeded in hoisting it. Mr. Page hailed the scamp, who re sponded by scampering off oa a "double quick" pace. E.vcockagk Home Mcsic. An Association of the Musical talent of onr city, has been formed, and it propose giving a Concert at Phillips Hall on Friday and Saturday Evenings next. Quartettse, Soles, Tableaux, tfec, performed in characteristic and appropriate costume, comprises Iho Programme offered for the entertainment of on r citizens. W e hope the Hall mav be crowded. Struck Oil. We are gratified to learn that Yaryan, (our young friend Homer,) Walker & C, stiuck oil at Spring Creek, Overton county, Tcnn., on the 13th, and up to the 15th, it had Mowed continuously, at the rate of 30 barrels a da says the Nashville Banner of the 18th. Good lor Homer, and all concerned. Policem a vst? alter, wa3 applied to on Monday night last, by a man and his wife, (who had been McCoved out of tde depot, where the' were awaiting the train for Indianapolis,) for shelter in the Ilotel-de-Calaboose not having money enough to pay for lodging elsewhere. They were kindly cared for by Mr. Salter, and the best accommodations the Hotel afforded were placed at their disposal. Tint 4 Tremont House" is now in complete running order, and all the necessarymachinery for making travelers feel entirely at home, are in harmoneous operation. Mr. Johx Elliott's experience as a landlord, enables him to do the honors of "Mine Host," in 6uch an acceptable and pleasing manner that always insures a continuance of patronage, from those who once partake of his generous fare and hospitality. Tub "Grand Army of the Republic" meet on cverj- Friday night of each week, at their Booms on Main street., in the lladley Building. They have just had painted a line Sign to hang out on the night of the meetings of the Post iu this city, that is neat and decidedly appropriate. Look out for it on Friday night. Prkss ixo. We again call the attention of our farmers and others to the Kayner Patent Lard Press, now manufactured and sold by Ezra Nyb fe Buo., at their Stove and Tinware Store near the Depot in this city. It is decidedly one of the cheapest, best, and most economical Presses lor squeezing out the Lard ever yet iuveuted, and every farmer should have one for his own use. Call and see it. A SiiATixG Park. We learn that Mr. Samuel L. Foulkk, of Philadelphia, has determined to erect a Skating Park, iu the bottom, just Nort'i of the National Bridge, and just below the Gas Works. It is the design of the enterprising pro j jeetor, to have small houses built on the i margin of the Park, warmed by stoves, and have every thing necessary and convenient for those who love thi3 sensible and pleasant exercise. Several of our leading and liberal citizens have contributed generously towards this enterprise. Good! there's life in Richmond yet! Tub Nik Bros., are great on Grates, and they are prepared to "set" or "reset" Grates cither Dodgo's Patent, or Habermehl's Patent Elliptic Fire Grate on short notice and in a complete and satisfactory manner. Either of these Patents combine economy, comfort, cleanliness, simplicity and durability, and many of our citizens are having them put in their houses. Give them a call at their Stove and Tinware Establishment, near the Depot. M:cb I.vxc-uso Fcit Tun Mr. Hiram Bulla informs us, that the "wood mice" have neariy miced his fruit trees. He has dag around ibe roots, and gave each tree a thorough coat of lime since then they have not disturbed them much. He desires ustoenqaire if any of his brother farmers snow of a p retentive tor this destructive pest aad, if they do. to request them to mace it Known through the newspapers. We have heard similar complaints from other sources.

Comtewaable Hosrftr a Xoble AtL "- informed that en Tuesday list, gentleman by the name of UcCabe, of Buffalo, X. T. bad the misf trtaoe to toae bis pocket-book, cantaioMHT seme I." 0JC in m .oey. Tba lost treasure was found the same day by a young man from Indiana, by the name of twen Eraoa, in the vicinity of tbe S. D. A E. K. K. lep t. Mr. Evans immediately took tbs necessary stews t find the loser by mating a notice of the finding of a sum of money, which the owner coo Id bars by proving property. Mr. SJcCabe baring satisfied the finder that he was the owner, the lost money was restore,! ft tioi. Such an art of honestr U deserving of more than a passing notice. It ia'ao seldom that we find a person adhering strict! r to the principles that "mestr i the best policr that when we do bear of aa actsim.lar to the above, we feel justly prond ef the actor. Mr. Evans is a young man nd this act of his in giving up to the rightful owner the money lost and louod, when the temptation was so great to do "tberwise, speaaa Tolume of praise for him. Sandusky (O.) Journal. Throwing Stones "Line upon line and precept upAfl precept," have been given on the dangerous practice boys indulge in of throwing stones; but yet the boys will not take heed, notwithstanding au occasional loss of an eye, and broken and disfigured nose is the result of this dangerous "play." A short time aero, a little son of Mr. Kelley, on North Washington street, had his frout teeth knocked out by a stone thrown by a loy

from the street, through the window of Mr. K.'s house. New Map of Wayne County. Messrs. I Gkkceu fc Warrek, are now iu our city j obtaining subscribers for a new Map of I not only our county, but a complete plat of our City, and 6f every town and village w ithin the limits of "Old Wayne." Every farm in the county is accurately ; laid off, and the owner's name and exaet location of his dwelling appears on , Map. We have been permitted to the permitted to ex amine the plan of this Map, and in our opiuiou, it is decidedly the most thorough and correct one w e have yet seen it is decidedly Me County as it is. We trust this enterprise will meet with the encouragement its merits deserve, and that our citizens will all subscribe for it. Mayor pro. teu. In consequence of the feeble state of Mr. Fixley's health, thedutiesof Mayor, for the time being, will b j performed by James M. Poe, Esq., j commencing on Friday morniug(to morI row). From the fact of the Mayor's j illness, the Police Court has been a failure since our last report, notwithstanding numerous guests have arrived at the Hotel de-Calaboose, who arc all anxious to loan the city their money for accommodations received. The Chief-of Po lice, having taken an obligation from each of the guests for their appearance on Friday morning, their anxious solicitude for the pecuniary condition of the citv will then be relieved. Hotel de Calaboose, Is pleasantly located in the center of our city, and has been thoroughly cleansed, whitewashed the rooms properly numbered, and all well ventilated and warmed. The several landlords ( Police) who preside over the establishment, devote their attention inauily to the safety of the guests, and meals are served frequently in taeir rooms. It is said to be a "temperance ! house," but we are disposed to doubt it ! from the fact that we have seen whiskv, I &c, conveyed into the different rooms, j like the Arabs carry their milk in siinn. The landlords are not to blame, for the guests will have it so. Council Proceedings. Nov. 20th, 1SGG. The petition of the Fat Contributor for the Council to grant him the privilege to lecture in Phillips Halt, Nov. 21st, 1866, without paying a license, was concurred in. j The petition of J. W. Plummor, W. i C. Starr et. al. praying that a Street ! Lamp Post be erected on or near the middle of Smith street, was referred to : the committee on Streets, with power to act. The prayer of N. S. Leeds, Eli Morrow, ct al. was nonconcured iu, and the order, placing in possession the property on the S. E. Corner of Pearl and Walnut Streets to the Union Relief Association, rescinded and thereby srrantiiiir the prayer of Daniel B. Cook, John H. Popp, ! ct. si. j The petition of Engine Co. No. 1, ! prnyiiiir that they be furnished with a I new Stove was granted and the Comi inittte on Fire Companie's instructed to : biiy it The request of Isaac Kinley for an j abatement of taxes was lajed upon the ! table. j The request of Bennett Banner, aski:ig the Council to reconsider their action on his bill for cleaning No. 1 Engine ' House and Grave Yard, was laid upon j the table. ' Stephen Mendenhall asked if he could not allow clear water to run from his bath House across Sycamore Street, between Fifth k Franklin Streets, which w as referred to the Committee on Streets. 'The request of Hasecoster k Stevens that thev be allowed to fulfill their con tract to convert a certain Gateway in the Baker House, Gilbert property, into a Dining room, was concurred in. Henry Grotendick was permitted to let his wooden building, on the North side of an alley running in rear of his lot, from Franklin to Fifth Streets, stand until next Spring. The report of the Marshal that A. M. Miller erected a wooden building over ten feet high, in the rear of bis business House, between Marion and Franklin Streets, and between Main street and the first alley North of said Main street, was referred to the Committee on Ordinan ces. The Committee on Claims reported in favor of allowing J. J. Roney, for servi ces as Market Master, 875.00. Dr d'Huv. for Medical Services, 833.00; Dr. W, T. Mendenhall, for Medical Ser vices, 844.00; T. H. Davis, for Medical Services, $15.00, and Jason Ham, for rent of a room in a building standing on the S. E. Corner of Main and Pearl, 85 00, and J. G. Doagan, for a lock to Engine House No. 4, nothing; all of which was concurred in. Geo. Hellan was allowed 86.00 in addition to the

84.00 that was allowed for fees ia case of Otten. The 812 that Dr. Hibbert paid to Henderson Macke was reimbursed to him. A select Committee of Messrs. Page, Laeey and Kelly was appointed to confer with Engine Company No 4 for appointing an Engineer for said Company. The Committee on Ordinances reported adversely to granting the prayer of Eli Evans for converting a stable into a wooden dwelling house, which was accepted. The Committee on Ordinances was instructed to draught an Ordinance preventing cattle from running at larg3 in the City of Richmoud. The City Auditor reported that he issued an order, Nov. 6, for 850 01 in favor of the Clerk on account of salary, and also one for 835 00 in favor of the Auditor on same aceo; nt The Secretary of Engine Company No. 4 reported th tt aid Company electe 1 Irvin Brown Engineer for the balance of the year, which report was referred to the select Committee of Page, Laeey and Kelly. , A Bill Entitled "An Ordinance protecting the public against Dangerous Diseases," and one entitled "An Ordinance to establish a Board of Health and define its duties and powers," were read the second time and made the order of day for next meeting. A Resolution was adopted, providing that all of the land or territory "laid otf into lots, and platted and recorded," or that may hereafter be "laid off into lots and platted or recorded," Iting contiguous to, and adjoining the present corporate limits of said City, be attached to and form a part of the City of Richmond, and be within its jurisdiction. An Ordinance was passed regulating the salary nd fees of City Officers. Ard one to punish Vagrancy; and one making appropriation enabling Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 to procure their Wagon and apparatus. The Marshal was instructed to contract with a person who will board prisoners before they have been turned over to the Street Commissioner, for not more than twenty five cents per meal. The Bill Entitled "An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance," entitled "An Ordinance regulating public safety, ccgnfort and convenience'' was ordered to le taken from the table. Adjourned.

WIIISKKItSl WIIISKKRSI Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches T Our Grecian Compound will force them torow.ou the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price, $1.00. Sent by mnil anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of price. Address, WARNER A CO., Box 138, Brooklyn, Jf. V. 5-lr. So. 1. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic. This medicine, inrentcd by Pr. J IT. ScnEscK, of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food ami make it into chyme, the first process of digestion. I! cleansing the Stomach with Schenck's Maodraku Pills, the Tonic soon restrs the appetite, and fixxl that could not be eaten before using it will be easily digested. Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthr and the appetite restord, hence the Tonic an I Pills are required iu nearly every case of consumption. A bal dozen bcttlesof the SEAWEED TOXIC and three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will euro any ordinary case of dyspepsia. Dr. SCHENcc makes professorial visits in New York Boston, and at his principel office in Philadelphia every week. See daiiv pp-rs of each place, or his pamnhet on consumption for his day's for visitation. Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like nesses of the Doctor, one when in the last st.ige of Consumption, and the other as he now is, in perfect health, are on the Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $1,50 per bottle, or $7.50 the half dozen. All letters for advice should be addressed to Dr Schknck's Priucipal Office, Xo. 15 North 0th Street Phi'adelphia, la. General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes A Co., X. V.; S. S.Hnce, Baltimore, Md.; John C. Park, Cin cinnati, Ohio; Walker A Taylor, Chicago, LI.; Collins Bros., St. Louis, Mo. Nov. 1st. 36. 1st w. ea. mo. 1 j r. HIOK.ORY ?4 U T OIL-9 roB s ale BY PLl'MMER A; KELLY: Coclcl Liver Oil, FOB SALS ET PLUJIMEK A KELLY. ESS52sTIVI, oir.s, FOB SALE BT PLC 31 31 ER A "KELLY. Ierfu.m o Oils, rOH SALE BT PLO.TIER i. KFLLY. WorraFs Congii Mixture -AX SHAKER COUGH SYRUP. Whit a Currant Wine. This article is superior to anything of the kind we hare ever seen in this City, Toe attention of FHYSICIA.NS AXD INVALIDS is especially called to it, as a jremle and health v stimulant. Beins s!ibt!y acid, it is particularly suited to many cases convalescing from fever. PLUMMER & KELLY. :Mrs. WIN8LOW, An experienced Norse and Female Physician, Presents to the Attention rf Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP For Children Teething, which greatly facilitates the process or teetliinjr bv softening the gums, reducing s!l inflammation, will al'ar all fajs and spasmodic action and is. Sure to regulate the Bowels. Depend open it, mothers, it will pre rest to ronrslves and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. We hare put up and sold this snide for orer 30 years, and cas sat n confidence ak tbcth of it what we bare never been able to say ot an otter w.edicine. Never has it failed ia a snigle instance to effect a cure, when timely used. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. Ob the eoatrary, all are delighted with its operations, and speak ia terms of commendation of its magical elfccts and medical rirtoea. We speak in this matter -what we do know," after 33 years' experience ; and pledge our reputation for the fulfillment of what we bere declare. Ia almost every instance where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syurp is admin is terd. " Full directions for using will aceompanr each bottle. None genniae anless the fac simile of CCBTtS k PERKINS. New York, is oa the outside wrapper. Sold by all Druggist throughout the world. PRICE, OXLY 35 CEVTS PER BOTTLE

CATARRH!

WHY SUFFER WITH THI3 Dangerons and Loathsama Disease WHEN IT Oaxx Too Cured AND ENTIRELY ERADICATED FE0MTHE SYSTEM BY THE USE OF LIQUID CATAERH WILL SCRELY RESULT IX cowsumraoH Unless checked in its incipient stages. Cure Warranted if Birectioas are followed. SIXGLE BOTTLES WILL LAST A MOXT1I. COLD IN THE HEAD Relieved in a few Minutes. BAD BREATH Caused by offensive secretions. WEAK EYES Caused by Catarrhal affections. SENSE OF SMELL When lessened or destroyed. DEAFNESS When caused by Catarrhal Difficulties. All are cured by this remedy. Throat Affections l X t-j m iri f ii -i -(' tr fiinti ntrtAvirin iiiavavl rtv tliick. slimr mue..u, falling from the head' j. especially nursng wie uini. ana i rcsuitin? from Catarrh, and are cured br LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY. SYMPTOMS: The symptoms of Catarrh are at first rery slielit. Persons tind they hare a cold, that they have frequent attacks, and are more sensitive to changes of temperature. In this condition the nosB may be dry, or a alight discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and adhesive, may ensue. As the disease becomes chronic, the discharge are increased in quantity and chanjrmi iu quality; they are nw thick and heavy, and are hawked or conshe l off. The secretions are offLnrnve. causing a bad breath; the voice thick an 1 nasal: fie eves are weak; the sense of smell is lesseaed cr deafrnye-I; deafness frequently takes place. Anotlier commnn and important svmptom of Catarrh is that the person is nbl'zed to clear his throat in the morning of a slick or slimy mucous, which has fallen from the head during the night. When this takes p'.aee, the person may be sure t hat his disease is on its way to t:e lungs, and should loose bo time ia ! arresting il. The above are but few of t!ie many Catarrh symptoms. Write to ourXabratory for our patnpiiiet describing fully all symptoms: it will be sent FKtE fanT address. Also directions where to procure the I medicine. j -This renw.lT contains no MINERAL or POIS- ! ONOL'S IXGkEDiENTS. but is prepared trom reseUbleextracts tACI.L fclV tLl ; therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, even to the most tender and delicate child CALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH REMEDY, and take no other. If not sold by druggists in your vicinity, they wiil order it for you. Price $2.00 per bottle. f.Ktl persons suffering with any affection of the Head, Throat or Lanes, should write at once for our pamphlet fully describing ail symptoms pertaining to tae a do re diseases. It will be seat free to any address. Address, Dr. D. EL SEEL YE & CO., ruiroR, illisois. Sold by all Wholesale aod Retail Droggiata. GENERAL AGENTS. Joha D. Park. Cincinnati, Ohio: Fuller, Finch A Fuller. Chicago, II!.: Burnhams A YanScbaack, Chicago, III.; Demas Barnes A Co., New York; D. Raa9m A Co., Buffalo. ". Y.; Farrand, Sbeley A Co, Detroit, Mich.: Weeks A Potter. Boston. Mass.; French, Richards A Co., Pittsborg, Pa.: Collins lira's, St. Lotus. Mo.: Barnes, ard a Co., New Orleans La.; R. A. Robinson A Co., Lwavait. Kr.; Bigler A, liro-, Mempbis. Tens.: P. E. Depuy, Rich mood, VajThompson a tsioc. tsa!tinKre. m.; Ufiifr a renege: Albaav. N. Y.: tronir A Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio Wm. Johnstoa Detroit, Kkdu, Wilaoo, Peters Co.,

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TEMPLCO SYRUP

HOPS AND BONESETT, Iceland. IPectoral. B .TII BRICK, For Sale br PLMJtfcRk KEI.LY. ILYER S.4MU, forsalebr 11.1 LM ER It KELLY, I TRIPOLI A. SILVER SOAP, for cleaning I Silver Ware, for sale br . PLl'MMER St KELLY. f lHAMOU SKINS, for sale br PLf-HMEil A KELLY. ' 03 o a M Ui CO 3 e 5 Q o v 0 o STOVE POLISH, STOVE nit I. SUES, FEATHER Dl'STEU. AND BRISTLE DUSTERS. Sol I by TLUUMER A KELLY. we offer for sale Scgar Coated Pills and Graaales, a Nl) warrant them to ba of full strength and xSL pu- it y, as they are frun une cf the very best Laboratories in the United States. PLL M-IIEU A- KELLY. PLTJMMER & KELLY, D RUGOISTS, . Y. Corner Main and Pearl Streets. SPECIAL NOTICESWonderful but True! MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in a clairvoyant state, delineates tho very features ot the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, kni.nn as tho Pisychomotrop, guarantees to produce a perfect an 1 life-liks picture of the future hnsSanl or wife of the applicant, with dato of marriage, occupation, leading traits of eh iracUr, .le. This is no iinpoaitton.as testimonials with out number can assert. By stating place of birth, age, difpositicn, color of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, nud stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you wiil receive the picture bj return mail, together witii desired information. Address in confidence, Madame Gkrteidk Remington, P. O. Ilox 297, West Troy, N. Y. (2-6m. Shutta A Co.) AN EFFECTUAL WOK .11 MEllICINE. BROWN'S ver.hifit;e COMFITS, Ok Wosj Lozknukks. Much sickness, undoubtedly with chilirpnan l adults, attributed toother causes, is occasioned by worms. The "Vekmikccb Comfits," although effectual in destroying worms, can do no possiole injury to the most delicate child. This Taluable combination lias been successfully used by physicians, and found to be sate and sure iu eradicating worms, so hurtful to children. Children having Worms require immediate attention, as neglect of the trouble ol tea causes proloneiji sickness. S) mptonis of Worms in Children are often ovei looked. Worms in the stomach and boa els cause irritation, which can be removed only by the use ol a sure reuiedy. Tl e combination of intrreilients naed in making Iirftcn'u Vrmituj: Cjm;i?" is such as to giro the bi-5t possible effect with safety. CURTIS A BRON, Proprietors. New York. Sold by all Dealer in Medicines, at 2j cts. a box. (C. 1 yr. S. M. P. A Co. 2":29.) ST-The .Haon & tl nralin Cabinet Orgrm forty ditferent styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, from i0 to $009 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, orother first premium awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MA SON A HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON HROT11EHS. New Yoke. -1t. ITCH! ITCH! ITCH J SOBATCHI SCRATCH! SCRATCH! WHEATON'S OINTMENT W ill Care the Itch in 49 Hoars. 4I.SOCT-RES SALT RHEl'M, ULCERS, CHILULAINS.and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 50 cents. For sale br all druggists, lir sendin? SO cents to WEEKS A POT IE ft. Sole Agents, 170 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. 21. SEW PEEFI 3IE F02 Till l'4.DK.ESCflIEF. Phalaa .VighI SloanMing Vrrrmm." PaaUn's "-iigUt Itlooiaiiiig Crmu." Patnloa'a .tight Blooeniac CcreaM.' Paiaiia, -J!3ht Blooawiaiz Ceeaia.w Pkailoai-s .-lijfct III, iaa; Ciiim.s A iaa ezqii-ite. 4-Uct. and Fra-raot Feiniaw. i ri led from tbe rare aad beaatifui fttfwer frvaa WJaeh it takoa Its awre. Hacafaetarrd only by PHaLOI aV SO, -few ITwrfc. BEWARE OT COCKTEEFETTSk. ASK FOR PHALOS'S TAKE KO OTHER. A CARD TO INVAUDS. A Clergyman, while residing ia Sooth America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for tbe Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of tbe Urinary aod Seminal Organs, and th whole train of disorders brought oa by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers hare been already cored by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit tbe afikrted and unfortunate, I will send tba recipe for preparing and using this medtsta, ia a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it. Fret eQtwya. Please inclose a post-paid envelope, irtrirsaeed to yourself. Addnm ' JOSEPHS. INMA5, Statiox D. BisLa HoctsV Sam Fsrk Caff. Jane 8.1 Mi. li-ly.

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Remarkable Young Lady. Til E M ifinetie U.ielrw MixsTeanesce. ' y ioe c.tlied the Wonderful Child, baa returned to theeitf ant tahiiahd aa infirmary on Fitm ( , .... 422 iwar Monad, where she may be consulted ..nail nutter pert omg to lite an I health. !. wHie information ft bwt or Me properlr, ide:;!it ; person or person -, -vrned. ,tl, so much n,, , as scarcely to leavn a doaLit o:' tV.r fi-li ad. i required will point an u.-onx-ous slate and t!iel to-errry part of tLe world, and hunt up Wii rsons, whether ileal or alive, and tbrutJ, her teii tl inquiring tVieo.is their situation and wltrr. al. -il... j T will guarantee to make permanent eurv, in !? r(.f, she undertakes. Cancer extracted, root an.! trai., h. without instrument or pain, or one drop t-1 .!, m mm four V twenty-four hours. Psralysv! (-r.. made to walk iu from three to nine dava.an ( all ?! tisesso treated with the same success, sue!, a t vrr complaint, cw sumption, fits, heart discas. nlgti a,, U hearimr restored, and all diseases that ttesli i, ln-it i... All letter promptly answered, and medicine . -n i-i express when roq'rired. Jox. 1,172. Ciwinoati. . Through her extensive practice lat.-lr. he li U. secured toe service of Madame baker and I'-. II. Woodhutl to assist Ler. - - - t MISS TENNESSEE'S (The Wonderful Child.) iM&GI!ETIC LIFE ELIXIR FOR j CLEANSING THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The pae I success this Elixir has met w.tli,ittuuee me to put it before tbe public, and all I ark is t pr it a fair trial, and it n il! then recommend l will remove all Dark Spots, Motha, Pimplea, or asr ljuF, iiob upon me nff or Hody, and will give the complexion a clear and bealtht colnr. and if directions are properly followed tbe skin will become almost transparent. The properties of this syrup are purely rertaU and perfectly harmless, and bare a Wauderfal Effect upon tbe Liver, At d cleansing tbe system rf all other imparities, sad restore a person to PERFECT HEALTH. The properties and composition of this syrup er made known to me when a child, and ia a CWirrovant state, ino which I bare made constant nse of 'it in my practice, and front the area! success J bate had in iu use for the laat 11 years, thought proper to tiring it before the public. PREPARED ONLY by Mis TEBT SKS EF, tEK CBSAT Clairvoyant and Magnetic DoctrbEE, No. WMt rtnk Mt., Bwtsw Mmaw. . CINC1NN ATI.O. For Sale by all Druggists in TJ. . Feb. 15, tSfifi, ly. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. rBOTECTEBBT MTAL LETTEKa TXiKt SIR JAMES CLARK'S Celebrated Female PillePrrparrJ from m jmerqiu of Sir J. tfirke, M. P. J'hfieia JSttraonlutary to Ax Q-'Cn. This inralnnble medicine ia unfailing in the cure cf all those painful and dangerous aeawss to which the lemale constitution is subject. It mod-rates all excesses and removes all obstruction, from vfhavner cause. A speedy core may be relied on. TO MARRIED LA DIE it is p-ticularly suited. H will in a slnirt timr, 1 1 iejf on the monthly period with regularity. , CAUTION. 1hi- P;i!r timid ant h tiikr f-T Femrtm !' , I t FUfST Tlllt UK MlfXTUJS t'ngmmng, v. th..,, to bi imij om Miarorrogr, but at ay of,',--, iwiWy n. r In all caes of Norroua and Spinal A ff-"! ..-,. Tarns in the Back and Limbs, Katigoe on slight exertion, Palpitation tit the Heart, Hysterics, and White, these Pills will effect a cure wb-ra al! other means hrg fail-d; and although a powerf n I reaacdy, do not euniatin iron, calom.d, antimony, or anything hurtful to Ibe confutation. Full directions in tl pamphlet aroaad ea ! ja kAge, which should be carefully preserved. Sol bt all Dac-oursT. Peice, 0l lOM.4 t r . OTTI.B. SPECIAL SOME. Il m Ae'iU uf tttrg mtaahle Uflirme tn It. t n arjnti KTTEO. ' lir noMiliotm, ikvntfon, umd me tkmt Ik litrem - . J.V." arr. Moira on eark bottle, ami tkat rati -ru rrm tit r AC SIMILES of Ae tifmatmr of I. I'. HAI.Dd'.VA ( 'IK, a4JOB MVSUX. Wakomt -i VA. mnm. N. B. One Dollar, itli Eigbteea Cents for IVstave. 9r,rosed tn any authorised Agent, or to the Sole Ueoral Agent for the United States aad British Dominions. JOB MOSES, 27 Cortland Street, New T..rV, will insure a bottle containing Fiftr rills, br r.lura mail, secnrWy sealed fro at sllobee rtatien. Sold in Richmond br J. E. A Terr & Co., E. U. Potts, amon A Ross, and Tsylor A McCnlley, Dr. J"Hu'. and all Dealers ia Medicines. November L t i, ly. loyal Havana Zsottery of Cuba. Conducted by tbe Spanish aorerament. IZOOfiOO Uf GOLD DRAW EVERY I? DAYS. PRIZES cashed and information furnwld: ti. highest rate paid for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and 2 liver j also for all government Securities. TAYLOR A CO., Banker, Feb. I, '. 17: IS Wala. St., Saw Yobb. EBEOBS OF TOUTE. A GENTLEXAK who swAVred for years 'rem rfL Nervous Debility, Presaatora Decay, aad aU the Herts of youthful indiawretion, will, for the sake of naering humanity, send free to all who need it, tt eeeipt and directiona for staking the simple rented' oy which be was cwrsd. Satan re vishsas; to prott by tbe advertiser's experienot, eaj da aa by address -pg, in perfect conMaince, JORV a. oavts, V U Chiajar Cbv,bw Yet. Jrown'g Troches, WisUn' Loxngari. Garjri Cough Curt, JHX0RATE OF PfTPArtA fa A1M BT . rWMMKM tt. KELLY.