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GSCHMOND, IND., DEC. 2CtV U66. . Washington Wood Exchange on If w-York. "Un we morning 01 ine turn 01 November, 1866, Col. Johh A. Brid,land came into our office, stated that lie bad recently made a large amount of money amoi-i.latinrr in rattan, that hn hmA litat come from Green Moont Water Care, where he had spent the revious nigtit with Gov. IIostov, and be bad eotne to na to solicit our influence ia the support of the ' Governor as a candidate for United States Senator. We replied to his remarks by saying that we had no iiij . ..... w . u . 'j w 4 w .V. vuu VJiWdUV& 4, going to the Senate. bt that the dictatorial course pursued by the Governor's organ at Indianapolis was not very well calculated to bring others to the support of its candidate. Col. Bridglaxd then nitl that . tlitf TTni'm tMinAva li'atfnA county mutt support the Governor and he wanted the Telegram to put itself in the right attitude towards Mortow and that we could "draw vrox nix, at skw tobk, fob thk amocxt." We of course, declined the proposition, and the Colonel, after spending an hour or more in pressing the matter upon ns, finally withdrew." TTelezram. The above paragraph is from the Telegram of last week, and we submit to our readers and the public generally, 4 , 4 . I . . 4. . . 4 wit me story is dsu on us ittce. it is what JonK Pkttit called a "self-evident lie." ' According to his own showing, this oflW was made after the Telegram had come out in favor of Julian, when it was entirely too late to buy the paper up for anj- good purpose. We will f state this proposition and we think every body will bolieve it who is acquainted with Gbobgk Washixoton Wood, ' that if Bkidolasu offered hirn a bribe, he would have taken it unless ho was before 1 : 1 .3 4 1 4 I. , , . 1. l uriueu ua iu uiuer siue, anu tue prouability is, ho would do it then. - ' Geckos Washington Wood refuse to sell out the columns of his paper ! The thing ia incredible, and we are sure not one of his acauaintances will beliovo it. All the circumstances contradict his j story. Ilia interview with IIollowat contradicts it emphatically. The Govsbjcob asked Mit. IIollowat to enquire the name of his liberal friend who bad offered to bay the Telegram. If a friend of the Governor had made an offer, why not tell the Govkrnor the name of hia friend ? IIollowat believed from his manner, and what he said, that no offer had been made, and he told ns so, and we believed it, and we believe it now, and we believed it from the first But, he says, Bridglaso authorized .,'ra to draw uixm him in Npw VnrU. .a be did not limit the amount. What an i imprudent man ! lie ought to have fixed 1 some amount, say live thousand dollars, . beyond which Wood could not draw ; it was very imprudent to leave himself j at the mercy of this unscrupulous Wood. Bah ! Bah ! Mk. Wood, yon have made ' an ass ot yourself. I X he telegram for several years had been violently opposed to Julias, and all at once, without any visible cause, it came out in his favor in an article evidently not written by Mk. Wood, and which we believe was furnished and paid for. This fact we charged npon him, and in reply and defence he intimated that a friend of Governor Moktov had offered him a money consideration to come out in the Governor's favor. We denied this, and for three weeks called upon him to name the friend, and he has at last produced the above story. And now, we beg leave modestly, bnt sincerely, to express tlie opinion, that the article in the Telegram of last week, to which we are replying, is a compound and concocted affair in which the hand and genius of the Editor of the True Republican are plainly visible. las Julian, and Wash. Woods, united to gether ! What a villainous combination ! What a vile and rascally compound ! We think Isaac haa helped to elect Bkidq. land to fill the place which Wood . has assigned him in the story. Isaac has not forgotten the little affair on the cars when he was "hmnd and yoM" with Bridgland. and in which he behaved as became a "scholar and a gentleman" and would doubtless like to take a little reveage when Bsioglamd is a thousand miles off. But let us suppose, for the sake of the argument, that Wood's story is true about Bkidolakd. Bbidglakd would not have offered to bribe Wood unless he believed Wood could be bribed, he would not have dared to approach an honest man or a man of good character in that way, and if hf did, it was because he knew his man. But then follows the incredible statement that he refused the bribe. If Bbidglakd authorized him to draw npon him ia JSew York, without limiting the amount, he could have made money faster than he formerly did by celling whiskey, and that too without danger of being indicted. Wood : Wood !, ask ua to believe in your "spiritual Tappings," in the "Mermaid," "haaoted houses' and the "mad stone, bat don't, don't require ns to believe that yon, rejected this bribe of unlimited Exchange on New York. The records oi Salisbury prison have been found. They contain the names of over 2,000 Union prison era who were "ported missing. The reoorda are at the Death and Burial Bureau, Washing -toa City. D.C.

'The Question Settled' on a ffomf

xueeuiioroi u leicgram, is eviI .. a a fitlypracttslng--6)bnpie rogue's metfo. Ural "a lie if -well stack to, is as good as t&e truth," and hence he avers thai Col. Jolm A. Uridgland is the man who of, fer4 him a bribe to go for Gov. Morton (flJEi; A? SenatorV After detailing ja conversation that he alleges took place between Cel. Bl and himself, with the remark of Col. B,. thrown in as a clincher, that "the Union papers of Wayne county tmtU support tlie Governor," he avers f "tfiat that the Col. told him (Wood! that he ,"cocld uuv vroM ihm, at Nbw Yokk, roa the amockt. It is well known that Col. Bridgland has not only been engaged in cotton speculation, but also in whisky speculation, and deponent does not say what "the amount' was to consist of, whether a bale of cotton, or a few barrels of whisky. ' We are seriously inclined to the belief that the latter would have suited the Telegram , man's former business habits much better than the cotton ; for it would have furnished the minor key to unlock the 'flood-gates of his mighty influence on the Senatorial question ! But seriously we do not believe Col. Bridgland ever made him an offer of either money, cotton or whisky, for his influence, and we base our belief on the knowledge in our possession of his sordid and grasping nature; for we know him to be as avaricious as a miser, and as unstable as water. The little brain that he possesses, is so completely and entirely pickled in self-importanee, that he verily imagines that the moral government of the universe rests upon narrow shoulders, and without him chaos would come again! No one who is at all acquainted with him, but fully believes that had a "consideration," .' in any shape, been proposed to him whereby his pecuniary condition could have been bettered, immediately or remotely, he'd snapped at it like a hungry dog would at a bone. ' . We have not yet been able to perceive how and in what manner Wash. Wood's efforts, as the editor of the Telegram, for or against Gov.; Moutoic, or for or against "any other man," could do cither good , or harm temporally, spiritually : or otherwise; for he only occupies the i the eame position "specifically" that the silly fly did whilst riding on the coachwheel, when he exclaimed to it: fWhat a dust we make !" or to the cousin of the same fly family, that perched himself on the ox's horn and anxiously inquired of the ox if his leeight thereon didn't fatigue , him muchly; and was greatly astonished wheu the old bovine remarked, as he quietly turned his cud, that he wasn't aware of hia flYship'a pce, nd it made no difference to him whether Mr. Fly remained or departed ! Indianapolis, Dec. 17th, 1S66. To the Editor of tie Palladium: I have seen an article in the , Telegram of the 15th inst , in which my name is introduced as a messenger from Gov. Morton, in the following way : ' " On the 22d of November, the Palladium, of this city, containing a reply to our first article, written at Indianapolis, but published as editorial, in which the charge was madii that the Telegram printed the article referred to for a mon ey consideration. . W e replied to this by saying that if a money consideration would have induced us to favor the elec tion of any particular candidate to the office of United States Senator, that wc would have been as clamorous for Gov. Morton as either the Palladium or Journal. . This article brought a. messenger Irom the Governor ' to our office, in the person of William R. HoIIoway, who said the Governor wished to learn the name of the person who had offered us money as an inducement to support him for the office of Senator. We replied to Holloway by saying that the Governor was probably as well aware of who the person offering the money was as we were, and that we should not say anything on the subject unless the demand for the name was made iu a public print, and our answer would bo given in the same way. It appears that II olio way went to the "Palladium office and reported that he had called upon us for the name of the party offering the money, and that we were unable to respond." I will state all the facts just as they occurred. I was in the Governor's Room three or four weeks ago, when a copy of the Richmond Telegram was bronght in and placed in his hands. It contained an article in reply to some remarks of the Tulladium. which charged that an article published in the Telegram in favor of Gcorsk W. JrLtA for the United States Senate had been paid- for, and that the columns of the Telegram had been hired. The Telegram article denied this, and iLtimated in torn that a friend of the Governor's had offered a money consideration to have the Telegram support him for the Senate. The Governor read this article in the hearing of myself and several gentlemen, and said that " he believed it was a falsehood invented and put out as a cover." He then said to me he wished the next time I went " to Richmond that I would call on the editor of the Telegram and ascertain the name of his liberal friend." - The next time I went to Richmond, I called on Mr. Wood at his office, and told him that the Governor had request ed me to enquire who the person was that had offered to pay - him for advocating his claims for the Senate. He declined to give the name. I remarked to him, that " if the gentleman was a friend of the Governor's, there could be no impropriety in giving his same to the Governor." I nrged him to give me the name, bnt be refused. I left him folly con

vinced that, he could give no name, and! that no offer had been made to him, and J

I think it not improper to add Connection, that I. was in Richim rectiy afUr the first Sanatoria appeared in the .telegram, and heard a namber of pefoflspeak of it. -Every one of whom expressed the opinion that the article,, had , been . furnished, the editor of the Telegram, and its' Insertion paid for. I was satisfied myself that it was .not written by llr. Wo5ki,and in I view of hi long hostility to Jia -was surprised at its appearance in his paper. ' Respectfully, . ; W. R. IIollowat. Trkasckeb's Offick. The eligibilit' of Maj. John Sim, Treasurer elect of this County, is called in question, from the fact that he has never been naturalized. He came to this country, from England, when about thirteen years old, his father died ia England, having moved there from Scotland, where the Majorwas born. He haa been in this country for, nearly thirty -four years he has voted, held office, served bis country as ; a soldier in suppressing . the late slave- ' holders' rebellion, and lost the use of his good right arm by a rebel bullet, and neither himself or any of his friends ever dreamed that he was not, to all intents and purposes, a bona fide citizen off the United States. Had it not been lor a human cormorant, who faded to get ! the prey he had asked the people to give him and was refused by an overwhelming majority, this deruier resort, of ousting a brave, worthy, and crippled soldier, who was exposing his life to the bullets of the enemy, whilst his oppouent was at home, actively engaged with bis 3 copperhead party denouncing the war as f a " failure," and decrying it as a nigof. ' . . From the written opinions we ; have seen of some of our leading Attornies, the election is void, ami another election will have to he field next Fall for Treas urer.' . Major Sim, who . has already i given proof of his attachment , to his adopted country "by his works," will become a citizen in rornt, as he has been in met, and will then be a candidate, ' nml A irroKif 1 n.1A ...111 r T ,1 : f I r verdict and again elect him by a 'more? , . . . . J ; ubihhb ium: man ne rcceivca last ran. In the Senate of the United States, t Monday, some time was spent in the disenssion of the bill for the admission of Nebraska. A formal eulogy on the late ! Senator Wright, of New Jersey, was delivered by his. successor, Mr". Freling-'!.-huyscn,;who was followed by several I. Other Senators vm the same theme. . . .In j ttao House of Representatives a resolu- j tion to stop the withdrawal of 34,000,000 of greenbacks per month was rejected. The most important feature of the session was the adoption of a resolution, introduced by Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, providing for a committee of ten, to inquireif any officer of the Government has. been guilty of misdemeanors which would constitute proper subject of impeachment. The composition of the committee is not yet announced. , The vote of the House, Monday, refn-j siug to stop Secretary McCulloch's with- i drawal of Greenbacks at the fate of I four million dollars a month is regarded I fiA Vdrv Gi'iin f i fi ii 1 rtf Hiii fnivlTn t" I gross iu favor of contraction of the currencyj ' The decision of the Supreme Court of tlie United States in the matter ot" the Indiana conspirators, Bowles, Milligaja and Horsey, was announced yesterday. The Court holds the trial of civilians bv military commissions to be unconstitutional." Tn Est or tb Slivb Tbadb. There is one short passage in tbe Report of the Secretary' of the Navy, just presented to Congress, which, probably overlooked amid the imposing details given in that document of tha strength of onr naval arm, and tbe movements of our squadrons in different parts of tbe world, merits, we think, particular notice. It is this : " But one slaTer has been fitted utat wi thn southern coast of Africa within tha past year, and she has been captured on the coast of Cuba with her cargo. It was the opinion of prominent oScials atLaando, including the French Admiral on that station, that the" slavetrade had expired, and that this blot en civilization had become at last a matter of history.' We also find the following in tlae report : "The vessels on the West India station were in strncted to exercise vigilance in detecting slavers and preventing the slave-trade, provided any lingering remains of that nefarious traffic still -listed. Bnt no capture bave been made, and it in to be hoped this infamona trade is extinguished." So, it wonld appear, it ia to be the 'iappins of the present generation to witness thn lust of one of the greatest rarses with which tramaarty has ever been afflicted tbe extinction of the "nenm of all vil lain iea. ' If the Fenians should not shake thn Cannlian tree, it ia possible that the plum would soon fall of itself. A meeting has been called at Montreal to discuss the matter of annexation to the United States. A Urge part of the people of the lower provinces are said to be in favor of the measure. And at Toronto recently a large salience at tha Episcopal Cathedral listened to a discourse from the rector, in which annexation was ably advocated an religioua, moral and ancial grounds. Tbe Canadians are evidently inclined to sea their interest in this measure. Twenty prisoners escaped from tha St. Joseph (Miaairan J jail ua 4 nua,. The wife of Senator Fowler, of Tennessee, died ia Washington on Friday. Tbe Treasury holds t95.000.000 ia gold, of which S30,0M,aea ia on gold cwufieates. - The Union Pacific Raiiroad is completed SOS miles west of Omaha. , . ' The receifrt9 from internal revenue on Saturday wire $467,877, and for the fiscal year to date $ 1 id. - 7M.939. y . The Republican ajajority ia Illinois, oa the Stasr ticket, at the late election, ia officially reported nt 55,770. ; . A laJj ia South Bead lost ber waterCall tbe other day or at least- oae was found oa the street. Such things should not be let loose. , The liquor dealers of Terre Haate, intend to test the constitutionality of the Sondajlawn, so sars the Journal

The Opera House Scheme. As the public are alrcadv aware the

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in this J ociation Will ositiveltt tak place a . f. the Utter lace are sobscribins 'i

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ed question of "Whojis t(i drjlw tie )pera House 7" So far as the publTclsT i oncerned, the enterprise is a success -he sales have realised UraTvalue of the property, arrangements for the conveyncy of the Opera House and lot and r iie distribution of thepaintf ngs and jtuer premiums liave leen conciuaea, and the matter is practically in the hands of the committee., Xo similar scheme was erer organized in America on so grand a scale, and none ever occasioned a tithe of the Interest throughout the entire coantry. Its successful accomplishment is, therefore, a matter of great satisfaction. Iu case there should be any lingering doubts in the minds of any as to ths perfect good faith' and impartl

ality with which the drawing wUl beloT.hTS SSS "HaT Z'ZSZ Conducted, we may state our belief that j everywhere at ona dollar per bottle. no intelligent person in Chicago r doubts j Saratoga Spring Water, sold by. Praxis,,, that the interests of every ticket holder j ,. ., ; ' ..

will bo carefully . guarded, or that the . ' ' "' ) i- i i :n -t-o. .1-,, hi, r t S.T. 1S0. X. Tbeamoustof riant ttkmBiterst distribuUon wUl take place with perfect glld oae rear u aetaietit2af sUrtiinr. They would fairness; the position and- standing of 1 fifLCroir ,8ix hh. frflni l,h rark th J r e (street. Drake's mannfactorv is one of the institutions 1 the gentlemen who havethe management! of Sew Yorkv it is smidthat irka pamtwt n the ! , , . ,..,: t i rocks iu the Eastern States with hia iwhalistie S. I of the drawing ar a sufficient guarantee T.-iH.-X.,".0d then tthe old nTnnv legUi.: j of this. , They are, moreover, adding to tor11 10 P5 J" ."preventing disfiguring the face of ' - J ,,, j nature, ' wUah rtvea him a monopoly. We do not 1 their number gentlemen as well known j know how this is, bat we do know the Plantation i .i... .: ' Bittess ILI ij do other article ever did. Tb,r n? I

from otaer cuies, enure country, mav be represented in the committee. I . ,L ... Mr. Crosbr Iiimseir wiii nave no more control over the drawing than any holder of a single ticket in the scheme. -. It is proper, however, that, in the interest and gratification excited by the approach of the drawing, we do not entirely lose sight of the object of the scheme, which is to dispose of his magnificent Opera House so as to realize its first cost To f 'accomplish this, it is requisite- that all i : the certificates should be 6old. I 4 It has taken more time to conduct the !j enterprise than was expected ; it has I been advertised with unparalleled liber-i-4.. i n v, , i. i.,t., ahty, and all the expenses have largely taiP(1ii1 the orio-iilAl Gstimatps. Tt will H , , . , therefore, readily be seen that Mr. Cros - by a prospects of realizing any advan-4 J r, .. A , tages Irom this vnt undertaking depend f upon the remaining certificates bpiug disiiosed of at the earliest dav nossilile. T -r n i. . 1- t Let Mr. Crosby s expenses, which have been so heavy, cease now, that, be -way realize something like a fair valuation for his property." There are thousands who intend, purchasing before the drawing takes place, and it can make no possible difference to them whether they buy this week or four weeks hence, but if they will aH buy nouthe expense which wiil in consequence be saved will materially aid in securing a surpuls. Chicago Tribune. . "Mack,"-the Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati CoMwcrcial, in a letter dated tbe 7th, says : "The Democratic party having been annihilated in the late campaigns, it is the intention of tbe Radicals to devote a few spare moments this winter to the ex- ; termination of tbe Mormons. Ben. Wade has already called up a bill in the Senate, which, with amendments proposed by Howard, of Michigan, will play geceral smash with tbe domestic arrangements of the Saints. Among ether thiugs, it proposes to prohibit Mormon priests from solemnizing matrimony, and, by vesting this business in the hands of United States " Judges, to restrict the Siints to one wifa apiece. This will be bad for the male Saints, bat the females onght to rather like it. Dr. Johcson opposed polyg- ! amy on the gronnd that no man could marry two - wives without leaving some ether man without even one so nearly were the sexes, in the great economy ' of nature, equal numerically. The Radicals oppose it because, being the party of ideas and progress, and all that, they intend to be in the Held, in a year or two, under tbe banner of woman's rights, and the leadership of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Anna Dickinson ; and these two strong-minded females don't believe in that condition of aflairs which limits a woman to the undivided fortieth or fiftieth of a man. That's not enough for tbem. If Sumner wants to keep in good atand;ng with tbe Radicals, he must drop the nigger question for a while, and dive into the sex question. The nigger is pretty nearly exhausted, and next in order, according to the Radicals, comes the female. Sumner bad better give us a little of bis experience in , monogany in tbe concrete and polygamy in the ab stract, and then join t'ae party of progress, with Anna Dickinson and Mrs. Stanton. If he doesn't hurry up, hell be left in the rear, for tha party of progress, like time and the tide, waits for no man. Mr. Fairbrother, who was shot by servant girl . whom he had discharged from his hotel at Terre Haute, Indiana, a few days since, died on rriuay. Darid luoore and Lis wife are nnder arrest at New Lexington, Perry count', Ohio, for whipping to death a little girl nine years or age. Three white men were killed, and sereral nesrroes and whites wonnded. :. in riot at Portsmouth, Virginia, on Friday. Four buildings were burned aiso. ' "A private cable uispatca received at New York states that the Empress Carlotta died at Miramar or k riuay night .' Cincinnati Market. ' Ciscttwitt, December 17. - FI.OUR Uachanged ; sales of superfine at t 2WHEAT Steady: sales of To. 1 spring at $2 40 and No. 1 winter at $2 S3". CORK Ia fair demand at 5ie for ear, and 60e for abeUnl. OATS Firmer; sales of 5o. 1 57e. The receipts 'are light. ...... - RYE Firm at $1 131 for So. 1. BARUST Cacbanged. Therein a moderate demand f ir prime to choice fall at $1 30 3 1 0. WHISKT Dufl; sales ot 250 barrel at 2c In hood. HOGS Dull and prices lower and unsettled, dosing witHco baTersatover$7 Wg7 25 net. Receipta li,00 head. " ' MESS PORK There wanstwse demand at S19 far Jaauarr at tbe close, bnt holders ask $19 60 on the spot, lulhr eared was he'-d at $2 00. BULK MEATS Caebacgvi. sales of shoulders at 7S.4' Jc, packed aides at and clear aides at GREfry iTEATS lower, e'osing at 5 Vc, TVc and Vi'j&tc for sboalders. stes and bana. ' LARII Sold m inull lo at HH,a-)d is doll. BUTTER Sales at 230c for prime to choice roll. CHEESE t 14 Vf 3 lie. COTTOJi Firm not quiet at 3132 for wiAtlimg, GOLD 134213, bnyicat - EXCHASOE Firm. ' ,,. SiO.VEV Market strwgw at fU per eanf.

! The Cincinnati and Fort Wavne Rail-' I ro3.1 Company require 30,001), iu ad-'

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ytbe spring. lionJs are to be put in the market to raise fands for the iron-and equipment. llASJBv-i)aTrfaaTsitv, Sorls,1 ISM, t- the rcsUeoc of bride' mother in Cambrid City, hj the 15er. Xae W. Monfort, of lr lUaapulis, Cpt. Ja.Ksw;oI Cr 4 Cit.T, to Mi Z.i daughter o I tlie Ute Hon. Joseph Stirrer, of Xn Hampshire. 0 SalvrtkT list, by os. Katie, Esq.; Mr.'Darid J. FUher, to Misa faille Dorrictsun; all of the riciait; of this cut rU. .1. MEDICAL. - Aors pa liGoua. Th juttiest thinp, the "sweetest Una," acd the aiost of it for the least mooer. It overcomes the nJor ,f perSpirati- ; softens anj addi Jelicaor to the skin: ia a del.fhtful terI fune ; allays t.eadact- and intiimition, and ia a U8eJ br j, olssW9 (f ef,mmni,i(r ,a ,re d,..tU oa Dyspepsia certain. They are very invigorating wnen langui'i ana ' 1 weak, and a treat aooetiaer. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all tlrn(q;ist' "In lifting the kettle front the (ire I selJe) myself very severely one hand almost to a crisp. The torture was unbearable. - The Xcxicaa Mustang Liniment relied the pain almost immediatfly. It bealod rapidly, and lettverv little soar. Cbas. FusTKa, iib Broad St, Philada." This is merelva saiuple of what the MusLiDg Liniment will do. It is invaluable in all cases of wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins, etc., either upon man or beast. Beware of eountcrfuiw. Xoue is irenuine anless wrapped in fine stxel-plate enjrravin)j, bearinjr the ! simiature of G. W. Westbrook, Cbemist, and the private stamp of Demas Raknbs t Co., Xsw Vorkj I Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Druggists. I Jktl who valne a beautiful !e1 of bair. and its j,rei -vaimn iroin premature iMianess awl turning arav, wU, not fail t,, Fse ,,vons. Kattiron. It f makes the hair rich, soft and clossy, eradicates dand fruff, and causes tiie hair to grow with luxuriant j beauty. It is sold erprvwh-a. .. csl"' wtilV0 c"t' s' Y' aratoga Spring Water, s..id by ail i)rucgists. t What Via It? A youne ladv, reiurcinar to her ! 1 country home aft after a sujouru of a few montiu ia Jiew j Ytrk ws brdu of a 0. fl ish. !v reitia bv tier friends. " In place '. " 14" ' 4- . 1 " 1 .4 1 1 ion, ui utniusi mtiroie sinoomnrss ; ana uiateau ot 22 ' he reallr appeared but 17. She tol.l tiiem i,1in. i she anil FUean'n MagmAi BIni, and woa'd nH be without it. Any lady eaa improve ber personal appearance very iau,cu by using this article. It caa bo ordered of any druggist for only 50 cents. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by u Draggits. Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Coloring has tWn .steadily gro wing in favor for over twenty years. It acta npon th absorbents at the routs of the hair, and ahangea it to ita nritrinal color bv deirrees. All inI staataneous dyaa deaden and injare the hair. Heimatreet s w nut a tye, bat is certain in its results, promotes its growth, and is a beautiful Haik Dbkssi.sg. Price 0 cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. Saratoga Spring Water, soldbv all Druggist May 10, 188S. 11 ' ly. Remarkable Young Lady. FHlHE Magnetic Doc tress MissTennessee.who wa once sailed the Wonderful Child, has returned to the city and established an infirmary on Fifth st.."o. near jiunna, wnere gne msy oe consulted oa all matters perta-ning to life aad health. She will give information of lostor stolen property, identifying tha person or persons concerned, with so much certainty, as scarcely to leave a aouoi or tiieirginlt ; and, when required will go into an unconscious state and travel to every part of the world, and hunt up absent persons, whether dead or alive, and through her tell the inquiring friends tbeirsituationand whereabouts. She will guarantee to make permanent cures in all eases she ondertakes. Cancers extracted, root and branch, without instruments or pain, or oae drop of blood, in from fnnr to twenty-four hours. Para! vied persons maoe to waic in trom three to nine dars, and all other diseases treated with the same success, such as liver complaint, consumption, fits, heart disease, sight and bearing restored, and all diseases that flesh is heir to. All letters promptiv answered, and medicine sent by express when required. Box, 2,172, Cincinnati, P. O. Through her extensive praetii-e Is telv, she hss also secured the services of Atadaine Baker and Dr. C. li. Woodhnll to assist her. MISS TENNESSEE'S " (The Wonderful Child,) f.mumc ufE miifi '" : FOR ' , .CLEANSING THE BLOOD . AND "- BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The gaeat success this Elixir hss met with.indassd tne to pot it befbre t!ie public, ajH a'.i I ask is to give it a fair trial, and it will then rerommend itself. It will remove all . Dark Spots, Mothi, Pimple, er any Ens. tion npon the Face or Body, . and will sfre tha eomuiexinn a clear and bealthvenlor. and if directions are properly followed the skin will beeoma almost transparent. Tbe properties e( this svrnp are parely vegetable and perfectly harmless, and have a , Wonderful Effect opoa tbe Lirer, Ard cleansing the ayatena of all other hsranritiea. aad restore a person to PER FECT IIEAI.TH. Tbe proDertiea and eomncsidan nf this evrns were made known to ace when a child, and in a Clairvoy ant state, since which I hve made constant use of it ia ray practice, and from the great success I bave bad in ita aae for the last 11 years, thought proper ta bring it before the public. PREPARED OXXT by -Was TEX3TESSEE, , - . . .. TBI Gas AT dainroyant and Magnetic Doctress Ha. 49 West Fiftb U, Below Hon ad, ; CTJf CIITJI ATI, O. ' For Sale by mU Druggists in IT. &

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iHf-rTCH ! T"C"ttf SCBATCEfrSCRATOHr SORfTCH! WHEATOITS OINTDNT M ill Cure the itt In 4 Hears. a LSOI iniES SAI.tRHITM.rLteRS.CrnL-...-m. BL-OXS, i all BSCPTIUNi. 0 THE MUX. IV-c MrvMr'rW vV trr at? ru-.eirsv Bv aend ine-lO crats t tttEKS 4 H)TTi:R, So Agvatsv 17 ttai.goa sttra. Bosfcmrlt wul ba forwarded bv mail, f(,f postage, t aay part of the Cnited States, - . - . 11. A CARD TO INVALIDS, A Clergyman, while reaiiing ia Sooth America as tn-.ssioaary, fflscovereJ a safe and sitcp'e remedy for the I ur or Rerrwia Weal-nets,1 Farfy Decay, Dis eases of tbe Crinary and Seminal Organs, and tta whole tram or duorders bronght ca ty baneful and vicious habit. Grtt number bare bees already o by this ncble remedy. " Prompter! by a desirt to benefit the afflicted and wnfbrtnnate, t wiH snd the recipe for preparing an4 using this medit'a s, In a seal ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Tree o'OUrue. ' Please inclose a post-paid envelope, addressed ta yjursell. - '- Joseph t. ixjuy, ' Station P. Bibl TIocs, , . -3 Trle City. Jane S. Is85. ... , ,l-Iy. LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH. LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH. PR! JUAX DEU.1URBF.V SPECIFIC PILLS, Are prepared bv the Messieurs tloi! Jk DrrONT. I'hriuoeuuu, No. 214, Kae Lombartf. Paris, from the Inscription of Vr. Jrax Dei litni, Chief I'liysician to the Hospital du Jford on Larriboisero. '"tetter of Recommendation, Pabis, May 5tb,183. Gkxti.i:iikv: VTe have used the SreeiB rills tuatle from Dr. TVUmsire's Prescription, daring several years past, in enr private and public practice, an4 have found tbeoa a most energetic and rftcient remedy in c4e9 of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness; N i?litly, Daily, or Pramatw Emissions, Soxua) Weak ncs, or fmpntrncf? Spef tal Derancrcments ofthe Nervous System; Weakness arising fram SWret Habits and Sciiial Excessea; Jitlajeatin of the Uewital Organs. Weak Spine; A flections of the Evesj Lime" or -Brick-Dust" Deposits in the Trine; "itilkv"lischargra; idleness of the kin, with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodiest! Lips? "Pinched" Featnren; Irrgular Action of the Heart, and in allth ghastly train of Symptoms arising from Over-u, Abuaa,o Loas,frosn any cause of tlie Ner-ons Force. 'e earnestly advise the Profession, and all persons suffering from any fymptimtatie or Orgmie AjTfrfiomt of the tieueto-L'rinary Systems, to ae tiwae Pills. With high respect, we ar yours tnnsl sincerely. . .. " R. A. BKarBRraiRB, M. D. To (iiraociers k Tupont, O. V. Dtjkhtk, M. I. -'o. Hi. Hue Loin- Jba.n De Lbvcuhb, M. D. bard. Pari.. Se lentary and StvdioaxOceiipatieiM, tirievs, Ansi-' ete, or whutt'Tertemls tu impair the. Vital Ai lion of the ltrain. Hoart or rvons System, trequeutly lead to the most Distressing aw embarrassing risorders of the Virile System. Students, Clergymen anj Lawyers, therefore, ho are especially liabta to these Wenknesses, shonll resort pruiuptly to Pr. Delatnam'' Specific PiiM. ' i A Pamphlet containing foil particulars, with direction? sml a.lvice, printed in French, Uerman, Spanish and KngiUh, arcoupaniea each box, and will be sent, by mail, free of cost, to auy who will writa for it. xT-Price, SI per Box, or Six Boxes forii.rti' 'Sold by the principal Druggists, tvr wiii be sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation, on receipt of tii apecine.1 pne oy any sutnnTtzeo: agnt, or by the sole tteneral Agents lor Amertee, OSCAK U MOiES A CO.. 27 Cortlandt Street, New Vork-i Authorized Air-i.ts for Kichmond. J. . Averv A Co Taylor A McCnllev C. E. Potts Samson A Rom. All orders bv mail promptly attended to. John D. Park, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agett. " SSy ; "The wonderful progress of aledical SciinM flnn,, IMiMi. jmm. iwl, nstM .ossible for tbe eonaeieutkiua Physician to iCT:i,nj, ihw, 11.1 v trffsL mn irjw is as (II rAi.NLV raava.vrs as Smait J'Jc." Htm. , Churiet K. Kiug, M. D., LL. It., eto. . Kiif as ' FREPARED PRESCRIPTION, ' - k xtm rsmnr m rtrscairTio.v or Iter, Chan. E. King, M. 1., I.4U U., fcc, ' i-i i.foAfii s.evjhio4 -sjw crna e-n ;' CONSUMPTION, (IX ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES,) for the Radical Cur of ASTHMA, BRONC1IITI3, CATARRH, and all affections of the LUIVUS.THKOAT and AIR PASSAGE; for General and Special Derangement of the KERVOrS "STEH; for Disorders of the BLOOD: and lor all Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels. It immediately increases the strength and deepens the color of the pale blood. It subdues the Chills and Fever, and diminishes tha Expectoration. It checks the night sweats, always, in from seven to fourteen dara. The appetite ia at once invigorated, and tha patient rapidly gains flesh; tha rough, and difficult f" breathing are speedily relieved tha sleep becomes calm and refreshing; the evacuations regular and uniform. ALL THE GENERAL SVMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTIO.V, ASTHMA, BRONCHTTfS, Ac, DISAPPEAR WITH A RE ALL V ASTO.YISUIISU RA PIDITY. The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every case where the Physician prescribes "Conch Mixtures," "Tonics," Iron, Acids, Bark, Quinine, Cod . Liver Oil, W hiskey, ic.ana in every unease, try whatever name known, in which there is exhibited any one or more of tbefollowing SVPTOMb: ' Difficult or Irrecular Breathinar. Loss ot Breath. Cough, Wasting of Flesh, Night Sweats, Bleeding from the Lungs, Loss of Strength, Loss of Appetite, ueuerai leoiuir, ueDiuiv 01 x regoancy ana nursing. Flying Pains tLrough the S boulders, Chest, Face or Limbs, Xeuraigia, Kerroas Headache. Xervoas Pros tration, Xerroes Irritatica, Giddioesa or Dizziness, Excessive v'aleness. Sore Throat, Drowsiness, Sleep lessness, iyspepsm, -nnnr rmmacn, "Heart Horn, Oppress iou oc linking of tbe IStoaoaeh before or attfr eati- g. Constipation, Remittent Fever, Ac, Ac. and eutciallv in all Female Disorders or Uterine Irrvo-u-iarities, such as DMBeult, Painfal,Huppressed, Scanty, r.xcessiTe ueiavea, 1 reaiaiure ar 100 refluent Menstruation. Statements fiota Patients, fcc, "Your I'rescripU? n saved my daughter's life, snd Las saved me hundreds of dollars." Rev. E. II 1 m -t iuttvs, Remsen, N. V, . . , u "We bless God tor the benefit we have received from tout Prepared Prescr'ption." Bev. P. PruBisa, tiiossDurg, renn. ... "Every one to whom 1 bare recommended it haa benefited much br its use." Rer.C. D.Joirxs, Racine, ,1 is. Biblr Hirsn, Aron Plscb. IT. T. Tn tha early part of February, lSHi, I was suffering trota a vrolent conch, for which I had been treated during six aaonths previously without benefit, I had Night-Sweats which completely proatratad zae. In tlae evenrag, hoarsetjes would cme on, which woalj prevent me fmm speaking a'rfive a wh:sper, I ha1 then bad two attacka oif blseding froas aim lungs. My family Physician assured rue that be eenld da na more for me. 1 was growing ntdlj worse. and had been compelled to" ieave business for nearly two months. All my symptoms indicated, unmiitikab'T, the presence ot CO'SL'MPTIOX. In the uegiairog of Febmarv, Ma. Hk.vbt 1'lsllFJL, IrcrtMjicM at Wn'en II J A ci-tj. prwiMit! me with a bottle of tie PREPARED PRESCRTPTMT.- fnnfrwttaTS, mv aTpetite,f whicb I had entirely I xH.r xntorned; within a week, my eousb had almost Teft me; and in less than two weeks, the ibt-9weata were brekra np. Theace for ward I retrained strer.gth rapidly, and an now regularly at teodir.g to my duties as clerk to the Aaaetican Bible , Soeietv, ia wboeemnloment I have been afee rears. I am now envying haaltb. Tonr PRESCR1PTI jS eifccteda,CCRE,wben mv friends despaired f ' BT rec'Verv. THOS. J. COXGEB: ".- "I have had Servoun ar Spasmadte Aathaaa- for eleven yenra. nriog tbe last six years I have never tud an'uniriterTupted night's rest. It often seemed to me that I wrud die before I could gt air mto my lnsgs. I aaflered so graatiy from 'tUrtaMt tf breath,", that I was ceawted to take frequeaat raata ' in walking from m v residence to a v placeof business. The mt beev 1 obtained tbe 'PREPARED PREPARATION.' ws tbe worst I ever passed.. On .obtaining the resrcdy. 1 took a teanpoanfai a noen and again at nigt.t, and slept ai! eight without waking, f bave not fcad a kmken n.grit's rest s:nee.' - I harva now completely rseoeered my strmgtb and spirits, and am not at all a glided with 'abertneaa.of 'breath-. I Jfiad to have any ne afflicted with Asthma call and see me. EZRA C. LAJGDOS, 5o. iH Foorwi St., S. Y." - .- - , The fPREPARED PP-EPCRUTIOS-ia nut up in ' a $1 bottle, and Is sold by Druggists generally, or or ders i ne aoiressea to tne Bote itvt Ktots, OSCAR G.-illxStd A CO, 17 CesMianvr . Y. CvasaJtaUon rree. A Circular, enctaauag partrcularre of bust eaaee sneeeasfclty treated; artU ho saot tree, by ml. to aB via witte tmr it. Set In Richmond br Samson A Roes, J.E.Avery dtCeu, Taylor A McCally, C. E. Potts, aad by ail DruaHriste tbrowgbont the country. JOHX D. PARC, - Ciawimwti, Wboleaaar Agent. : Oct ti!f;-Tx. , ; . t

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JCST UCBIVKD AT THB Cincinnati Store, . . AT in: GREATLY REDUCCty PRlCESr Frcncli Sferins... t ttO BtNttftl VtmU Dnm Coo .... Cla. prints 0M Xnolins. . .." ttH Kibb-4 aferia JJeM..u.. ....V KU GImw o Ct to tK Ftn Fak Cisttt.M.,...M. u HO CLOTH GLOTES. in gsA ruMr.. at vry low prices; a large lol of Cloth. Cloaks. Shawls, Hoods. ISawbis. Linen Table Cloths, We Curtains, Unen IleBvtitebed Handkerefciefa, Jsecoswtt Ed(ings and Inserting. ail selling very cheap. Also. Cloths, Cw aiTn ercnstfTicts, JeansTwe1s, Flannta, Blnsikwsn, All marked down to correpood wita the Uto dnclinn In Sew Turk, we am determined to mQ onr pmn- ? '"V". vfnritle f coat, to sank rnnsn for the Hpring Trade. jr-Pleas call and examine our Oooda. nnd tanrn emr Pries. No trooble to show our Goods at So, H North-vtest Comer of Main and Fifth Streets. . .'," HA DUET BKO'S 9TARR. Rjcimood, Ind. Pe. -.9, 1968. U.tS . " -. ; -. :: -:MvJ I rut iJ ' KAFFXA", iai removed hia Clotninr n more trom the X Whinner Building at thn Depot, to Um ; BRIGHTWELL BUILDING. On West Mnin S.reeU Wbtrre he new has n Inrgn and rxUnaivn Stock of " " - ' w,eir Bn(j Fltsbiotuibln Keady-Uado CLOTimTG, Of th latest stylea and snaanactared et thn BSST nuterial and in tha most substantial in mas, wnrn sre being soli CUKAP POK CASH. . JACOB KGR.i isemplorwi na rUknmnn. and that fact inn antfieient rnarantos to ewe tessera to Ananre tkenm RnrnnanK. It ia the netorminstiou of the prourielor to Sell Clothing at Coit. .Callsn4 xasnian thn large atoek of Goods and compare prices, and yon will not -fait to eonsr thn eenctnsion that von cannot hn SUITED better than at tha iirigntwnU BniMina;, nan door want of thn "Eagln House. - ; -V . Ricksaond, Dee. 80, 18- . . . ; I -,tf c r osdtc o p b n A 11 ouss I ART AS9OCIAT10X. . .a . M .cM 'ZAS . H . VV FINAL AWARD OF PREMIUMS. 1 V - . -i - .'' t-V .' - -- - 4 v. waneaai J ,"1 Hfi'f U..n.CARDr(' 1 We the'andersigoed, a Cocnmitlee appointed to co&dnct tbewajrdnxriwaJanBw tp'ib aaanabms af tlie Caossr Orsaa HoCea An saoctATioat, bar been authorized by tha management to announce M onday, January jr; 1887, aa the time when tbe final award of all Fretaiwaaa shall be aaade wrtbaat further postponement," " J f Id order that Mr. Caoaar may realise the foil benefit of his eatrrpriat-r-ana that tite ssrllllsaaai may be held by bom a fij pnrchasers, and not by bim it la ""T that tbe xrfwiain; rt:sltMabiTald ba diapoaad neV t-i- it - -v - -',-r: i. The Committee assure alt parties Interested that every eare will ba takes as neenae perfeot fatmaaa in awardiae; the Premiutna. i ! m W. W. COOLBAUGH, Pres. rnion Xatioiiallelk JAS.H.BOWEX. Pres. Third National Bank! J.C. DORE." IVea. of tbe Board ef Trade. JAMES C. FAROO, Manager Aawieaa Ejmeen.. L Y.M VKt, Mnnn A Scott, Elevator. J. A. ELLIS, . . , Pre. Second ?aioaaj Jlank. CWST6.N BRrtJS Bwlng, Brtgg Co." E. O. HALL,' t if i- HJl.KlmbarkACo-I?! FB. A. HOFF1TA, , Ea-Lieut, Governor.. T, AMOS T. HALL. Treasurer C. B. A sj, . R. ' ' r ff r-rrh- H at nnVr Ar Jl . i 1 i, tf hookt mknli Aawa eeai tinnd, mm ilii 1 1 tkr oromw tcvkt tnlibc rtjuind, to jwweerereteraaroaa aW njm in rSt'et exUnd vr aB th itmlm mmd 71 niliwn aie Unim, mmd to vroprrly prepan A eeaAvarsW net eW Vomm ite : tlit arard ka thenan San faUatoat anav ueaoaialkateni kamt (eta apaaory . .Jsar-TIIEl. S.UB3CS1PTIOM BOOKg WILL UK CLOSED, WHE.N THE SALE OF CERTIFICATES SHALL HAVE BEE3T COMPLETED, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.; ; '- ...!- : 'anoaeeAe i'V Try 111 ill an leifgjiaia in iiiii.J not to drlmy vnylomarr. . . t ... " ,trUii, J; ZWra. Htmit mJum pnmmilt tm DrmA or Pom V0i Ordtr. f r ruiilaia.aj j - U. If. CROSS T. AMmmr.. Z Vprtm Uommt, Ciicafo. WASHBCRia; A COGGSHALL, AaeaURichnaoad. !5tJa Tlx '3T LL riTxO ilaT,, ' STEir ptxmE fob the Hi.u&acHiEr. A mat mrmr. AVlleate, aix Trrmrrt farhw. mm- mttx ttsmb vmm rmw. aaaa I K tSM4M US HUM. ataanlacf rd aaly by . - , 4 ' - rnAa.e ab aaaVNew sew ark oa M-itTcmirErr. ASK rOH rtUUWS-TAKK NO OTBCK .a ERRORO OF TOlTTLL AOEVTXEV.tlf' who nonared tm yearn froaa Xervons DeMfitr, Premature Deear.land all tbm effecU of yotttlifal inoiaerwtion, will, for tbe sake of u8ering humanity, eend free to all who need it, tbe receipt and directiana far aaakiaar tbe slanpss 1 swan! 1 by which be was enendt - HnSirera wishing tonrofit bv tlte ad vertiaer's experience, can do an bv a ifi iaa ing, in pettsct eonftdeace, . . . . . - juna d.uuvei, Xo U Chambers ., JtVw York. Jtj . 'H ; '- '' " i- -tm. r AMPf,CHlXXiE AIVI WICKS, for anb aLd by PLUM MIR A KELLT. ' n TUBBEU AHD IPDRCELAIll TJKISAXS, mav sold by as KEI.LT. roo Rat Deatroyer ia. Dosen or Groaa. at fen aale by tbe aingle bnz, OMDO.I HAIR fcr aale bn E' X - -G- m3criXJUUSM. a MUtLVYo R EDAJID WniTKU. fee aale bw ., n PLCMMKR A UIXT. Wbj ram vui cotk. mu Vin V get a 8 ar-n Anrcou. , Ww oVr ann Oil. ranrmarrre 1143 talM" ITU TKrfT, aae BAPS and SATLSPACTOBT 1

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