Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 47, 17 January 1867 — Page 3

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Triricoa caopo. J. H. POPP, No, 23 Warn Street. D. W. COMSTOCK, Werees Building. 1 1 W .OblUUlUCUa, 9m. Mesa Street, e O.'BTJSSELL; eor. ataHr sod fteaUIa, - 1 , IfJu Booksellers aa4 StsUioeiers. wtf;OGBUfU "OHir80llfo.S8 Afsia Street. ' 1 . . I I I I I I I. I L. i ' .Yr. f Cigare;ad Tbawtcev ! iffrrStfEif BadJ'yj. esiuii street.' S. BACHXAY. Kef n Usia Street. FREDl JUWTj HOuthTeerl Street. ' -' iU ,r1lT?fcr. r H. C. ELLIOTT, cor. Main and Pearl. C. WITTENBE RO, Ji Main Street. ,2 3CT.Drtrt,tt ' -JONATHAN PLC.MMJtER, eor. Usia sad PaarL . ,.-,- -1-4 'J. S. H. TOLES, No. 93 Maia Street. ? Groceries aad Provisions. G. W. BABNBS A CO.afelu Street. For the benefit of the Soldiers' Horn at Knightsswn,it Ptps Hall, Ktohanoa, lad., eb. Ht, uer; Bt J. iillck, rropnevor. ? Ilotles. TREMONT HOtTSS, Cor. Main and Fifth Stmts, John KUiott,.ProY.. HatsCaas and Pars. ";ata"aWjrffi: Jewelry C. A.fMCaUjrseT SI aUtstiel 8. F. EfflUXTA BWKM MMaia Street. gsfesfeasaaai 1 - - - Xai"ltore. GErJJfov.M.M4aStnsU. , ETSSaBWaaaaC ewr,a . Xarcaaat Tailar. SBIB-a BBO, No. T4 Uaia Straat-. ilfaekiae, Stofa, -.,fr JaialliStt. J03TS3X,J0w SB Xsia Btraai. ,, IBVIte BEBD A SON( Jfo. 47 Maia Street. 5BHSBSjBW?SHH5"JHaHBMMHBafaHeaeaeiBl Soldiers Claias" Afear .; K. P. rWT, S Maifl Street! " teTe'a,"'laware anal skates. ' J. PO'TTS' S05, 9a. 51 Maia Street, T. J. BARQIS, No. IS Mala Slfsst, "teases M PoaasMss. . , PITX3SC9 iSISq, Ma. Stns, sei. Froat aa4 I I ' ' ' r itfajrosiesl Cerriae Bepeirias;. J. S.aPJ9T,eor. ICia sad WaaliiagtosW - CaSABWmt Ith St, oa sqaara from Depot. LQCAL CQLur.irjs. manxoxm: zztbzaixa: . , . TbTixsday. Jan. . 17tli 1CS7. 0f POST OFFlCK.Des. It, USs. 1 V mmmmmu ... r y . frl!''ri.a rrkamr olnmai sad Eaat, . i. . . .7. ............ 615 Ajr Chicae70 t JaeAJS inninnai i.ij 1 -. s0fji DartoaWar . iu-f 7 A4 A.M. CdiaaajsliWssS 4S.,m tu? ''ffa.H.s OPEN. , 'l -: iadianpoy!aao4'W'eat.,'...'r.-r-"' 7 45aJi Cineianati.... .a. Dartas Wv.vv,'i.,, A Jt. GhisseMlv;'.''V'-iv:. ColomftUi aad , ftat . , BoctoD and Be !4Jl,lassSfTai ady and Fridar. iIAa . IS 00 do. io arrlres Saaia daS St... .... 7 00 r.n. Arba, UBw44aVlaaTee TsasisT Taars- , , day a d Satxdf St .---- 00 AJ. do. arr. nTedT sad Satarday. 4 M I Jfc WinchetUr, " v I at ' - Gardaa, lesvaa " MoadfwWdaeadaj tad-Friday, at.... .8 0 aji. io. arreTaaaday, Thnraday aad Saturday, d Of rJ Bfaaajaasles '2' rrid at... .... .... -i S Wi AiriTesjTssai 4sy aai 8aawday aU. vA OS, ... 3. .taTd r.;,0a - s-to.'!, jojtes, p in'1 -Cm BtS3rl I Depot. Loeal Aiema anowed under- and froze up. Xi. til ' "ChbS SteHa" 6ih St., one aqaara from Depot. , r A 1 i Tbursday (this) morning, is. the cold est weather -we've had this winter ther momeUtVjlbeW sero. , Csaf SToajt,- 6th St. II .i. mil i , one aquare from Depot. KeUr waeks last Monday since sletghridii i .Vputenced-market-price d per hour f rom-SS te 5 -'Cheap enough 1 ' -CayigiJt.7 5th Su,aaa sqaara from. Depot. , StXSIBLS.Fust as are passed a couple on FtoateCy Wednesday night, tha lady enqirevtotermate wtenaam, wny ,ne didn't take a sleigh-ride f T can't affAr,iA nwi1iia ArA Wm an hnnr. waa tne saesiMe Teply. MOsntat flxa,",sth St., one soaara from Depot. 1 . F&st RosThas purchased the Tobacco and Cigar Establishment of Messrs. Swisfiei duBro:: 65 Main -si, and Ifae moved his establishment there. -Ca i? Ilrar b S u. oae square from Depot. ' . ...... ; V AijrRBR. C. JLutatxsojr, is oux antherUecTafreh'for ; soliciting a4rert2meats and" eoUecUng sabeeriptiop and job- j bing accponta. , Ws have room on oar subdcrlbff bpok for' a ftm, more sobactiuua, P i i'eewauj S)UggaaS UB Old tr au. ADinc as & iov 1 r ehicle to con vey adxraae au to food. aain,aae Cxiljfmsatall tames foy, sale at 1 ,Si-i "Sylvan Height" Nursery, by Gardener Mendenhall. Orders promotlr filled. 1

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CORNER Or FIPTH MA rsLadies Hoods for.L.7.r.T...ir.S.OO and ' X. Stu for $'-00, SUwraiaa SqafcrTflatta fctJXi, ,3 I iCbndrea's Setts leg....... ...14 sad MO, m ' GmIi Beaver tilnvee tor.... ....$7J,Urt qaaKy Geats Bearer Csps for ". . ! '.. .".I . L0, . TJ, , Geeta BeT&f trios. Caps fot-.Jl.75, ,ir, i , 1 Beroember the Sth, of January. ; Pb..Hacghtos will, by Invitation, deliver a discourse on Sabbath morning, the 20th inst, at 10 o'clock, at Henry HaU. Sobject 44The Influence of'oor ChrUtianity Cbriat iU Central Power." ,Tbe. public are invited to b present. Remember what commences the 28th, of January. . Passenger and freight trains have ran 2600 miles on the Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad the last fourteen days, without a single accidentj Th28tbj of ; January, Remember. . , On Tuesday last, John Page, Kq.. brought F. Holler one of the alleged murderers of Mr. Tibbitts, of Abington, back to CentArvill jail, and then took bim to the Winchester jaiL r 28th" oif January, 1867, , , . -, We invite attention to the advertise- . . - j a . ; ..... . msnt oi tUKAX uaolbt s "formal Ac ademy.' in anotber column. .Those wish ing to perfect themselves in the science of .Teacbing.'ViH be glad to avail them- ! selves of this opprotunity to become proficient, in "learning to unlearn what they' "hare1 learned. - The commence-"1 inent of ithe next Urtn iT fixed for Feb.tbv'" Book-keeping taught without extra shaxge, r 1. ri. ff, f. - - Look out for the 28th January, 1867. Nbab CoflSn's station, Henry county a little bdyvsofe of Rev. Francis Morris, heard a cotqmotion, a few ' nights since, amone the horses in the bam yard. Tak ing bis snet ' gun - the ' youth went out, and found a theif in the act of brideling a horse. He'ordered him to desist, when the theif fired at him, the . ball just graz-ing-kfctempfeTbfing Tnomas -let silver" with, his . shot - eun, . when the scoundal dropped his bridle with a howl of anguish, and made express0 time in getting out of the neighborhood. ! Too far Aiart.- Lafe Derelin in his Herald, quotes from the Evansville JournaZ the account of a man's dying of cholera at Shelby ville, " few days ago about a fourth of the way down his column of ''State Items," and at the top he wanU folks to "let him rest" in "consequence of the poor fellow having deceased four months ago. Lafe's suggestion is a Very proper - one, but he played the -Devil-in making it, right after the announcement that "there is an - extensive manufactory of axes in Evansville ! " Major's Elbctiow. In noticing the result of the Mayor's election, in ad vance the returns last week, we made A. F. Scott, -Esq., run better on paper than he did in the Wards instead of Mr. Stubbs beating , him only 56 votes, his "majority is 845. . Stubbs received 761 rotes, and Scott 416. Andy's party didn't stick to him as we supposed, and, during the day, from the fact that Wash Wood, the liquor sellers and temperance men were voting" for and electioneering for iBroi Stubbs, he 'became so much in doubt as to his identity, that he actually pinched- himself in order, to find out whether he' was reafty Mr. Scott's oppo nent! l itHe is all "Hun-M-do ri" now. Look out for, the 28th of January. . , ., PATBirxa IsstJBD to Ikdianiavs for the week ending Jan. 1, 1867: - r ; ..- ; Broom-Head Thomas B. Carroll, Nobles villeTlnd. Mtiralor!Plow--&: A. Way, Greeiivfield. Boots & Shoes M. Evans, RussiaGrinding Mill Michael W. Helton and JamesJIy. Bedfiejjd, Bloomington. Machine fo !t pinning," Twisting and Reeling George Hoover and A. X. HadJcy , Rickmond.j j 3 f! ? ? ; j v 1 Hay, Elevator M. Mitchell, Crown Point. . . . . ' IT. T T T-. Wheeler'Sutten? " I". ' Gate Hiage James T. WaUoo, Richtaoad. " , Car Coupling Emanuel George, Greenabrg! '-' s- a t - v. - . -r., - . , . . - HiHside Plow Frederick G. Bakes, n Apparatus for Turning the Leaves of Music Alvin r!" Clark; Richmond. ' " Machine for Wiring Blind Slats Elijah F. Dunawaj, Indianapolis. Dovetail Machine Juan S. L. Babbs, few Albany. . ' v Machine, for Making Wooden Picket Thomas J. Jollr. Versailles. Self-Csateriag TeoiA. Pnekett, tvtr fart .-A , Did you say go, the 2Sth January. A terrible tragedy occurred at Valparaison'on Wednesday night. 'A jeweled named CJfiannosy Page,' beat bis wife almost to death, murdered and old man and woman, set fire to the house and! fled. The wife escaped, but the bodietj f th aM man arxl rr.-

Sbttud Moses IX Leeson, who

appointed Clerk by the Co. Commission eras 40 fll thovettsney occasioned by the death of Mr. . Schlsgle. baring had taste of official pap from his actions be had. determined to exhaust the legal element in order to hold on to it ; has, we seara, after sending a lawyer east to procure evidence and 'ailing in the effort. caved' surrendered the coveted place ceased to imagine bimself a veritable Jfotts and graciously permits the Peo ple of Wayne County to have tho choice ther expressed at the last general elec tion, between. bimself and CoL W. W. Dudley! We have regarded Mr. Leeson as a bif b-minded. honorable man one who would scorn a mean action; but in this affair he has whittled himself down to the little end of nothing. We are in deed sorry that he has permitted himself to be used as a tool to gratify the personal malice and rindictiveness of his master at Washington City, against Col Dudley, s:imu;ae4. m Prt, by tus own covetousness ; because he had dischar ged the duties of his appointment with honor to himself and credit to the county. Moses, like the old cow that gave a good pail of milk, kicked the bucket and contents oer, and covered himself with contempt and 'bulrushes. Fltijtg Fosse jc. For the- first time in our life, we tasted 'possum on Tuesday last, at the Grand 'Supper gotten up by the Police of the city. The city fathers, and other city officials with the exception of the new Mayor elect, Mr. Stubbs, (who was absent from the city.) were present; and the Press was fully represented. Several other invited guests were also present, and partook of the abundance provided for the occasion. The "Bill of Fair" consisted of: 'Possums,' Turkeys,' Rabbits,' Corn Dodger, Light. Biscuit, Hot Coffee, Pickles,Pnmpkin and Mince Pies, dec, and the guests "went injon their muscle" and did am ple justice to the entertainment and themselves the game of "playing possum" was altered to plying that oleagin ous animal. : Just about the hour of commencing the feast, J. M. Poe, Esq., united in the holy bands of matrimony, in the pres ence of the crowd, a couple from the vicinity or Uentrevillc, wno were ao doubt somewhat surprised at the numerous witnesses present on the happy occasion. ' , , , 'The night previous to the entertain - ment, the 'possums and rabbits, 'having been suspended in the rear , of the Mayor's' office in order to undergo the tostfafag -care of Mr. Frost, were taken possession of by some practical jokersthe joke was carried about two squares ; .but the Police got on the scent, and the jokers' were induced to return the practicaTparf s of 'the joke from whence they were taken;jBvidently much better from beingefiercised the principal in the transaction declaring that : "Well itswell its funwell its fun to take em but, well its not so much well its not so much fun to bring 'em back !" They were invited to partake of the festivities, and enjoyed 'possum much better roasted than raw. - Council Proceedings. January 15th 1867. Lewis D. Stubbs presented his Oath of Office, and a certificate from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wayne County, stating that he has filed his official Bond, with him in his office, which were accepted and filed. " '' " The Committee on claims reported in favor of allowing the claim of James M. Starr for 836 50 , and the.' claim of Ezra Nye fc Bro. for 822.45. The following resolution was adopted which waa presented by the select Committee appointed for draughting the same: , iTt $ " T t?! f ' - iITanxAS, The City of Richmond, has beaa bereft oT its Chief Essentia Officer, by the death ef John Finley, Esq., late Mayor, wha has had the office confared ppon him on the first Monday 1a January, annaally for fifteen eoosecntire years, which, betokens tho aoaidsaoe aeposed ia him by his feltow-citiseaa, as aa honest and faithfal pabric officer. That what ewer bis imperfections may bare been (for none are perfect,) let as pass them by and resotr to immitate his rirtnea, his honesty, integrity, aad goodness of heart. ,-5'i a ' - :i-... JlewolcrJ, That iff the death" of John Finley, tfcia Csnacfl has lost a courteous aad impartial presiding officer the City aa honest, apright aad faithful Chief Executive his fellow-citizens, a good neighbor aad sitissa.' ''', ... U, .. .. Mr. Samuel Conklin, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, reported that Mr:Toulk the proprietor of the Seating pak, was using four sections of the No. l's Rubber Hose, in good condition, and several sections of Leather Hose in bad condition. K& was' instructed to allow' Mr. Foulke the use of the damaged Hose-through the cold season for the sunl $50.00.- slSSsiO XiJCLR. fcSiC Said Engineer reported that he had appointed the Presidents of the various Fire CfjantaAbRsswiswsTits 2 sirc The Marshal was directed to contract with Samuel " C. Cesser for the use of Stable and Lot for impounding stray cattle, at the rate1 of thirty dollars per annum. - -.t .rttm - - t The Bond of the City Assessor waa fixed a 1000-' ' Adon?neL; 1 iiijfc.inia.il.. A - - T - - - ' Chesjt Sabbath Shl, had a roonion last evening, aa oyster supper, and a general good tim T Ifrexybody preaent, well pleased and satisfied. The Senate passed the constitutional amendment, Wednesday, by a strict party rote 29 to 18.

Wa take the following summary of Items from the Scientific American: , Prss aJtr PlxctLS. Thirteen millions of black lead pencils are made annually in Keswick, England, alone. Nuremberg exports, annually, twenty millions of Faber's-lead pencils. Fifteen million pins go daiy, nobody known where, from English hands. . , . : ' ' " A ? Paraffin P&ussnxo. Immense fresh meat in paraffins, at a temperature of 240 degrees, long enough to effect a concentration of the juices and expel the air to the extent of its expansion,

Then i cover the meat with a coating of paraffine, to exclude the air. Tax Parrot Gcx Cask. The suit of Mr. .Treadwell, against the Parrot gun patent, ef which we noticed the points, has been dismsssed by Judge Nelson, confirming Mr. Parrott's title as the original inventor. Gltcokimb. A mixture of four ounces of the yolk of eggsj with five ounces of pure glycerin, forms a preparation for soothing the irritation resulting from burns. The compound forms a sort of varnish, protecting the surface of the skin from the action of the air. and can be easily washed off when desired. Tbk new textile lately discovered in Nevada, is closely similar to hemp, but has a stronger and finer fiber, and a much longer staple. In proportion to the wood, the fiber also is more abundant, and can be more readily separated than flax or hemp. The plant irrows in large quantities in the Humboldt Valley, bnt is capable of being cultivated in our Northern and Eastern States. Txxixots at Paris. The Illinois Cen tral Railroad Company has exerted itself with praiseworthy liberality to place an exhaustive representation of the State in the great Exhibition;' and will make a good thing of it. Being proprietor of vast grants of land on its line, the com pany will "coin money from Europe by showing up the rich soil in bottles, with the tall corn, the .matchless grain, the spontaneous pork, and the sweet sorghum in all stages of its growth and manu facture. Terpentine from Pertolsch. Since the pine product of North Carolina waa suppressed by the civil war, we have missed our old convenience for paint and light, and come into possession of one still more disagreeable in its odor and effects. But recent scientific experiments in England, it is said, have prored that turpentine can be extracted from petroleum by a safe and cheap process, at one third of the old price of the Carolina article. Perhaps the manufacture of turpentine from the pine may prove to be one of the things permanently abolished, though indirectly, by the war. . t Maktwg Stw, Bails Cheaper A method has been adopted of uniting iron and steel in the construction of rails, so as to obtain the advantages of steel on the faces, while making tbe stem mainly of the cheaper metal. It has been found impracticablo to weld the two satisfactorily, and this difficulty is now obviated by connecting the two steel feces by a thin plate, like the letter H; thus making' a complete rail of steel, except that the stem is slight a sort of skeleton stem reinlorced with a sufficient thickness of iron rolled on each side to give the necessary strength and stiffness. A Loxo Speech. Messrs.. Little, Brown & Co., of Boston, are now publishing the works of Edmund Burke ten volumes having been issued. Two of these rolumes are filled with the charges and speech against Warren Hastings, -Governor of India. The charges embrace 325 pages, and the speech covers 615 pages, and appears not to have been concluded in the volume before ns. The orator must have tired out the patience of his hearers. The trial, however. lasted some seven years. Direct Export of Pbtrolkux. It ia manifestly cheaper to export petroleum by itself, in vessels where it can neither endanger nor injure less hazardous and more delicate merchandize. So the Erie exporters believe, and hare formed a company for direct transportation of the oil from that port to Europe. A fleet of vessels of four hundred tons is to be employed, carrying two thousand fire hundred barrels each, and making three trips a year. The saring in freight is estimated at two dollars per barrel. . A simpls device has? been patented in England for disinfecting and deodorizing the effluvia from sewers, drains and sinks. It consists of a wire screen filled with charcoal or other disinfectants and placed so as to occupy the only outlet for the noxious gases, and - compel them to pass through it. The same contrivance may also be placed in the rain pipes,, so as to pass ail the rainfall from the roofs through the disinfectant into the sewers. The, London Board of Works adopted, this, plan daring the late visitation of cholera; with what effect has not been reported. - Thr "Grbat Easter." The French company whouhave chartered the Great Eatlern as a tender to the Great -Exhi bition, are to pay, it is said, about 957000 for the year, beside a share of the fitting up amounting, to about 8133,000. one ' hundred and ninety thousand dollars in all. Six hundred men are now employed on this work, and the ship is to be ready to proceed to New York on the 5th of March, and to return on her first trip early in April. The price of passage for the round trip will be one hundred and ninety dollars: so that Jhe first thousand passengers- one third or a mil load will settle the rent.". She will run from Brest or Cherbourg. Edccatiox ix Nxw York. The amount of - money appropriated in this State to public schools, during tbe year past, was 87.373,880. Four and a half millions of dollars were paid to 15,864 teachers. Of 931,000 children in the State, between 6 and 17 years, 919,000, or nearly 99. per- cent, attended the eohools some portion,, however, being outside these ages. The- average attendance daily was oxer 43. per cent the largest erer reported. It is proposed and expected to create in the legislature this winter a Metropolitan Board of In traction for the city of New ' York, tri replace the ignorant, corrupt and disf graceful body into which our electirsj commission has degenerated. '

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Tnll directions in tbe pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Sold bt all Dbcogists. Pares, Owa TJoLiaa rt SOTTLS. i SPECIAL yOTICE. tit the t'ate of every oaimabU Jfedmam to be CoCSTK- . " d 4 .,t A. Iwte-. V A V " Irm Mom m took k-Xtiel aad wiat rack teram mean oW TkC SIMILES of tke riatHr of . . BXLDH'.VA COandJOB MOSES. Wtatick,aut arajemiK. K. B. One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for Postage, enclosed to anr aataonzed Agent, or to ine ooie uenera! Agent for" tbe United Slates and British Domin ions. JOB MOSES, tr Cortland Street, New York, will insure a bottle containing FiftT Pills, by return mail, aecarler sealed from all obaerration. Sold in Richmond br J.E.AverrA Co., E. G. Potts, Uameon A Rosa, and Taylor A HcCuUey, 1T. Wttoj, and all Dealers in Medicines. Koremberl. 36, ly. A.w EFFECTUA. WORI MEDICINE. BROWJP9 VERWIFCGE COMFITS, Oa WosJt LoriNOSss. 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Tho IV n nil i are winmmeadsS aad pissuibtil by Physaeiaaa, aad aava had ssiriisnaails from eminent men tbroarhoat tbe eeaatry. Baaar aa articW of tree aretest es parto of the world, aad that Twiidw u nb varsaDy proaoaaeed better than other articles. Oar act only "Snowy's Bboscbxai. TaaeaaB, aad doaottakeaay of the ITiisHiii nm that may be

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WHT SCFFtK WITH THIS Dacgarons tod Loathsome Diseaie n if AKD ETTRELT ERADICATED FB0MTHE SYSTEM BY THE cse or WILL SdttLY-.BESULTi GOWSUMPTIOW Cnlass checked ia its met pi eat stages. IT NEVER TlILS. Care Warranted if Directions ars followed. SINGLE BOTTLES WILL LAST A MONTH. COLD UJ TZZX3 XZSAD Believed in a fow Minutvs. BAD BXtHATEC Caused by offensive secretions. Caused by Catarrhal affections. SENSE OP SMELL When lessened or destroyed. DEAFNESS When rauacd by Catarrhal Dimcwlties. cured Ly this remedy. AH are Throat Affectiona Are more frequently than otherwise caused by thick, slimy mucous, falsing from the heal especially daring the night, and respiting from Catarrh, sad are eared by LIQUID CAIMII liHJEDT. SYMPTOMS: Tbe symptoms of Catarrh are at first venr slight. Persons find they bare a coid, that ther hse frequcat attacks, and are mors sensitive to tbe cbaagea f temperature. In this cooditioa the aeee may be drv, or a alight discBarfje, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and adhesive, may As the diaease becomes chronic, the discharges are increased in quantity and changed ia quality,- they are now thick aad heavy, acd are hawked or eoaghed off. The secretions are oaenarve, caasiag a bed breath; the voice thick aad nasal: the eyes are weak; tbe sense of small is lessened or destroy ad; deafaeas frequently takes place. Another common sad important srmnom of Catarrh is that the s person is oblised to dear his throe iged to dear bis throat in the morxing of a slick or tUmy aracous, which has alien rrom ute nead dnnag the night, when this takes place, the person may be sore that bis disease ts oa its way so tne laags, and sboald kxs ao time ia arresting it. e Tbe abnve are bnt few of the masv Catarrh symptoms. Write to our Labrstnry for ear pamphlet deacribing fully all symptoms: it wiB be seat 1BLE to say address. Also directions where to procure the medicine. JBsTThis remedy contains no MUTERAL or POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, bat is prepared from vegetable ex tracts EXCLUSIVELY, therefore it ia PERFECTLY HARMLESS, even to tbe most teaeVr aad delicate chilL" CALL FOB SEELYE-S CATAKKH KEMrTDY, asd Uke ao ether. If not sold by druggists ia year vienritr, they w31 order it for yoa. Price f 2.00 per bottle. nV AO ptTBoes snilcriog with aay asTrrtam otbe Hes4.TteneAss-saasra,aasssai write at ooce for oar lismnhlet rsllj the above It will be seat free to any Dr. D. XL cnuLzrn Ct oo.. Sold by all Dreggists. GENEBAL ACT3TTS. " 1 saisar. vaieage, in.; asarBeatass at rsatSenaskck, Chicago, DL; Deans Baraea A CeJTew York; D. Ileaaoas ACow Bafiale. . Y Fsrraad, 8haeey A Co, Detroit, Mich.; Weeks A Poster. B stia. Mass!: ' a - - a.Vuu: n . St. Leans, Sk.; Baraea. Ward tV, JCew Orleeas. eCa, IssMa. Ky irley A, pbia. Team-; P. E. Deewy, RaaaaueaU. Ya A Block, BeitiaK Md. ; Drxsw A NeDege; Y,; StreaaT Ajrasssroag.Cnaweles Ohio Albany, H.Y.; Strear A Arsastreeja.aevnleart i WnuJohnstoa Detrort, kfiefc-, Wjis-n, fVtsra A C

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Hemjrkable Toung Lady. TO S 'U-ti K-tr.- MrTonnrasee.whe ws f"rTU'"' U,rt'Bi!raarad 4 near Mom. I. wir ro.v ho tnsult T- . T w.r -niu"r t" h wiii wwrsnatH-n ot l.v,iurW. irxr, ideatiryhu the person or r-rst m.vrn,,J. -;; h i wnco eertakUT asscrlv j,i,,i.,.. fijreuilf and K. toevwv purtui th,- auru.j Uuiit up abaaat tnZsou., wncthw .tea.1 oraliv.a4 thrwogk her tell la. inqnirieg frn-A, tbirsiriof. and wbrrrabowVs. Sht will guaranty t., t -rmaaeatcarca la all ate nnderukxk. t uvm eauactad. roataad branch wrtbemt hiMnstnenni or pain, or one drop of bWiia from foar tweuty-toar honr,. ParalyWd rirsont diseases trrated with lbs siaxutitMncb ss oompUint, eoBsnmptkin. fits hrrt .li-a, sight sad AillMtersprompUvan.erd,nd nudiriae sentbV Through herexteasivepracti.ltolv, ah has aW (The WoncUrfni Child,) fJnfillETIC IfFEHflin ZCLEANSING THE BLOOD AXD . " - ; v ' BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. The gseat sneeess this Elixir has nt with, indued . .Zl1 . 'Pshlic, sad alll ask U a giv. will remove all - .Ul ,L thea. recnobmeod itself. It; Dark Spots, .Voth. PlaspJeW'or slay irna-: tion aeoa tire Fare af Bo T:',.X Mj th WBPfcrcfcarsnd lMslths"soK and if directions are properly followed rb skin will ; bworae almost transparent. ' ;.. Z - . I .TllZj" fLthi a arepuruly rsgetjWe. and perfectly harmless, and have a . . Wonderfal Effeet npoa thr YieC ; And cleansing the system, ef all other impuritW. asd restore s person to . , PER"ECT UEAI.TJI. ; .-V , - ' The proprrties and composition, of this uniu tcrs , made known to me wbea a child, and ia a Clairvov- , mm sine, since watch insve madeconstent use of it ' in my prartioe, and from, tbe great sueonis I hare had ' in its use for tbe last 11 years, thought proper to brine it before tho public. , PilKIMRED 0r,Y y !H.S TEXXESSEl TSK OSKAT ... ; " Clairvoyant and Magnetic Doctress: ?fo. 4 Wm nfth Jit., Below .Monad, ? curciirrfATi, o. ror Sale by all lrrnggiata in TX.' 6 iVb. 15, tlFE HEALTH STRENGTH LIFE HEALTH STREW OTH. LIFE HEAZsTH STRENGTH. , DR. JI AN DCLAAHAetREie "V vl'r or me Messieurs ttAAAkclCAB DriT'hfi'ts1.So. 214. B,,. Lombard, Paris, I byrirtsn to the UospitAl du Nord on Larriboi-wro. letter of UtToniui.-uiliitiou. . Pasip, May Stb, V!u4.., , usrLMKN: Ue have used tU "Swcilio Fillia cases ot spermatorrhea or Seminal Wrakoetis: ft igh tly, Daily. or P m m mtm Emi. t int. a H . I u-... ness. or Imyutmy; Special DvrantreiaFnt.s of the JTervous Hystem: Weakness arising Iram Se:ret lUbiUt and bexnal t.xcet-; jtrtaxatnn of t ho Genital Orrfn"v!!."k HP'""! AaWtJons r.f theSvmi: "Lfme"or -Bnck-Duat" DepoaiU in Um i:oe;'iliJkv''Disharges; Paleness of the Skin, wittj, Hunken Clieeka aaA BIoodlessLips, "Pinch" Peatt.re,; Im.?,,WAe"L of the Heart, .and 10 aUtbs ghaatlv train of tivmptoms ans;ngfromOverserAbtiJ(e,t.r Loi,!,from aay csuw We esrnosUy advise the Professi..!,, atl alT person, Rnftenn jf from any byimj4,m,atie or Orpnie A0eH.m uf tbeUeneto-Lnoary yttemir, to ate these pills. With hih respeet, we are yours noa !uct r.Jv , In- f Bi!At:RirAir.e,?r. D.s i No. .14, Kue Lorn- Jkajj Jie Ucfonus, X. I. bard, Pans. . , - , Sedentasy aad &tadicasOecttpainir. CrieiV Anfieics, or wiuieverienootounpasr tbo Tifeil Aetioa t ' theBrsin, Heart or Nervous feyntem. freueentlj lead ! to the most Distressing ttd embarrassing Disorders ct ) '"'c System. Madeats, Orgvmen aad lawyers, therefore, who are. especially liable to theseWeakneaaea ghoW resort promptlV to. Dr. Deism-L aire's Spectfte PUte. . . . ... , . A Pamphlet coafcuning full particulars, with direo- " turns and adnce, printed ia f reach, be inn, Spanish , and Engiisb, senompaaieys each box, and will be senC by maiLfreevf rosa, to any who witl write, for it. ' - ,Vrin, $lper Bex, oe Six Beaes for f5.- ' JMild by tbe priadpal DraggLticr wmbe eent W mail, -iirely ftealed fnm aii nbserratiea, on receipt of the specified price by say authorized agent, or bv -V-'-Aejsots for America, OSCAR J. . MOES A CO 2Z Cortiendt Street, Isew Fork. ' Airthorixed I Agents for Richmond, J. . Arerv A Co j --yTior A tecCuiley C. E. Potw Samsoa A Boss. -AH orders by answl prosspwy sr9-trflto. - 45 John D. Psrt,Ciocinaats, Wholesale Agent. ' Jy ITCH' ITCH1 ITCH! - SCRATCH! SCBATCH! SClUTCfll " WHPiTnn niriTnrTiTi - Witl Cnr tn Item ra 48 Hemrs.' a L-SO CCRE3 h LT RBECSf, CXCER3, CUTLJ. BLAIN8, aad sll ERUPTIONS OF TW. SKIN. Price iO cents. Fur sale by alldrn-Kiau. By aead-. in cents to WEEKS A POTTER, Hole Aeeats, lie Wauagtoa fitreet, Boston, K win be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the Unite btatea. . , j... . - . ji. . .. ERSORS OF TOUTS. , A GENTLE SfAN who enftVred for years from Nervous DebUitr, Ptisaslsii Deoar, asd sll the eaVcU of youthful indiseretioa, wiU,foV the sake of safierine hamanity, sead free to all who need it, tbe , and directiuaa tor sensing tbe simple remedy . byw by tb h ee was eared. noSerers wissinir to preen kepreSt by tbe advertiser's experience, can de so ay addrans-: iag, ia perfeet conndeace, ioHr B.ocDiryftw No U Caasabcra FtJUw Yorfc. Joir FLOUR ACiD WHOLES AXK AJTD JUrTAIX. mlTBA FAMILY rLOTTal Wheat. j eracaasly tor all kinds of and Barter Feed. Cere, Oats, Chop, kept cooktaatty ea pared toeefiver at short antfcv . saf at ratea. , ao exrra tesaay iordeterering saatSS OESLBY, OfTOMt A warranted. CO., Jomrt W. Brasos. . , KsVAaa T. J. X7. DUUZX1Z3 Ct Co, a or IdlSEEltt on 1L richj3oki-c:d. eaaUalf sau Xarfh 'mt Am i i 7-.t.'.

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